Somersworth High School - Hilltop Echo Yearbook (Somersworth, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1958 volume:

7 f G' 1 i' F' J ,fr 1 1 1 1, i -'f f' Z 774 ,I rl f J 14 u ,. A f'ff7 ' , . -' '355filfz?-3f?tr'5,'ifTf'7?f53' ,Z-li 551' 1 '- 1, A 31 511 5 v-1 6' 2 ' get ff M f if 'f ff M ,pf 739 ,jf xg, FY-Q fii' K4 fl? f f' ,, 55,55 ,LSA :EH i,r:'2 gm! EQQEQ fm jf, g Published by the students Somersworth High School Somersworth New Hampshire S0m0W440'z C404 if' fffa f R4 2 ,ff 755 GhZLfffof2 goo Volume X I I of ww! - 5 i'A 4 M 'fr iid .' 13 t faq. Q f Presenting Xl , . V . psig, 112533 fr Y J ifif V 31:4 3 ,Q Today's r , .g Q O 'Y 3 if ff xf. ftp ,mug- ,, JL l F G 1 .J ,Ak 'Q fzlgngw R - f , ' 4, I Golden Moments Uzjaigf 'Ru ,.. I mprinted or ff Tomorrow -x Woe to onyone who ,, doesnt return her ob sentee slnp to Mr Mu! en' Superrntendent Petroskl and Prlncrpol Hubbard promote frrendly under stondnng ond set stond ords ond ldeols tor the betterment of ol! -Q i x 5 gmfjfq, V 7 , . Lx iq Moments in physics class pass very quickly for the juniors who perform experiments. P. Berube, M. Dubois, S. Foss, P. Demers, P. Marashio, R. Sf. Laurent, L. Sonier. .ef rs .K w .,, nun.-1' -3 A bearing test is giyen b. our scbcoi nurse, Mrs. irene Foss, rc M. Sr. Laurent witn the new indiyidual Manco Audio- meter L Oue'!eHe ard J. McCue assist Mrs. Foss by cbecking fine records. Remembering Have you ever paused tor a moment to thunk of the things you wlll wnsh to remember when you leave Somersworth Hugh? You wrll probably remember tnrst your varued soclal and co currlcular activltles and last your all Important currucular work After these thoughts have passed others may linger We hope that the events recorded an thus book wvll lndellbly stamp upon your mind cherlshed memornes that mught fade with time were there no remnnder We have further attempted to preserve plctorlally some ot enjoy the clang ot the tamllrar bell the thunder ot three hundred snxty two feet beating on steel tapped steps the heart warmnng echoes of the vnctory song Sornersworth s In for vnctory today the smlence of empty halls durnng class hours and the gleetul good byes at the end ot the day On the tollowung pages we have tned to make you re l ve late at Somersworth l-llgh School un l957 l938 I I the highlights of your search for knowledge, so that you may, in retrospect, . . - i . INTRODUCTION . FACULTY CLASSROOMS STUDENTS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS COMMENCEMENT SEASON ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX CONTENTS 'I-7 8- 'I3 14- 27 28- 49 5 9 2 w I Ji .45 -- ,W 4' Q ..-il A-Q' We Have I 1 ! -3? 7 .1lv1'N These Pleasant Memories 11 John M Hubbard Prlnclpal Unlversaty of New Hampshire Graduate Study Unlverslty of New Hampshire Joseph J Petroski A B M of Ed C A G S Supermtendent Unlverslty of New Hampshire Advanced Study Harvard Unlverslty O the Administrators Henry P Mullen Asslstont Pnnclpal Scnence Bates Colleae Graduate Study Unlverslty of New Hampshlre Q . . ' B.A. B.A. - ' - Palma R. Descheneaux B.S. Business Mount Saint Mary College and the Faculty Jeffrey F. Francoeur B.A. Mathematics University of New Hampshire Graduate Study - University at New Hampshire 1 43 Marilyn N. Fisher B. Ed. English Slippery Rock Teachers Col- lege, Pennsylvania John J. Hanagan B.Ed. English Keene Teachers College Graduate Study Q Plymouth Teachers Callege and Univer- slty of New l-lampshlre fi ,vi Z T Irene M. Foss R.N. School Nurse Notre Dame School of Nursing Gladys E. Hayes B.S. Home Economics Framingham Teachers College Graduate Study - Bcstan Uni- versity and University of New Hampshlre S I. ei Ps 'B-ffl 1? 1-k?'N Wayne L. Killian B.M. Music Boston University Joseph 0. Lafond B.S. Smith-Hughes Trades and Industries University of New Hampshire Graduate Study 1 Boston Uni- versity and University of New Hampshire John L. Knight 8.5. Mathematics and Science Bowdoin College Graduate Study - George Washington University and University of New Hampshire Martha A. Lefebvre B.Ed. Business Plymouth Teachers College Graduate Study - University of New Hampshire and Boston University Who Make Far-Reaching Decisions Doris G. Martel B.A. English University ot Maine - i -'W' Robert A. Michel B.S. Biology University of New Hampshire Mary E. Riley B.A. English University of New Hampshire Graduate Study -- University of New Hampshire 4.- Jessie C. O'Malley B.A. French and Latin University of New Hampshire Graduate Study --- U at New Hampshire Ralph J. Rowell, Jr. B.A. Social Science University of New Hampshire Graduate Study - University of New Hampshire niversity Arthur Panagos B.Ed. Mechanic Arts Keene Teachers College Graduate Study -- University of New Hampshire Warren N. Scamman B.Ed. Social Science Boston University J Brightening the Scholastic Pathway .vm A 5 ,W 1-gi i af- NX 4 L5 X Study hal! is the time to catch Sophomores strive to see if they can do os well as Archimedes in solving geometric problems. L. Francoeur, W. Chick, E. Emerson, Mr. Froncoeur, J. R. Vezeau. 4 Q ri V wk? 14 up on studies. Biology proves to be intriguing OS the sophomores make use of the microscopes. J Richardson, R. Ma Ioomian, J. Patterson L. Nadeau. -3 4 Qin Mr. Hibbcrd ond his busy secretaries, J, Gcllont, R, Auberf, P. Aucloir, M. SY. Laurent, N, Demers, S. Tonguoy Encouraging the Development ego ggeyli ,SM-I Mass Riley as assisted by Louise Ouellette I0 gnvmg mdivndugl help during Hurd pemod, ix VX .- X X I, ' 1 V-W .V - I s Q' A we 1 , , . ' 1 4 2 N A373 MT ,- U 'i ... 1 r , , , f M i J ILWQ4 f X, A I if . 74. I 5 ' 1 y Q sq A- J . , Q, , K 3 gy, ' ff. 'f7J SVI M. 5 I , 13494 Q, f. K, 'V -'X Porvel discussions ore frequent In sociology closs Members of the ponel emer D or ner A r4 S Kr: Mr Scommon B Cormey discuss the fave mosfer drvv s and the ways sn which hese drlves shope our Inves o Character ...ZA Z' '4 U 'V' swim is Uiwe my as .l I7 Mrs FIs 1Cr ards wor rmsforx s erts L Ou He on x mn ond rsforv nn meet cmlnzotnon ,X 1 B '54, We Engrossed In experlmentlng with specufrc weights of vorlous substances ore P. Berube, M. Dubois, H, Pinkhom, P Mo F ocuszng the Attention its rg-5 I8 Mrs. Thurston, who substltuted while Mrs Michel wos owoy on 0 mllitory ossugnment, hos surely kept the biology students busy Mrs, Thurston, L, Drouin R M Bernobo, P. York, ond P. Proven col proudly showing their of :X 1, . dr? The disecting of a frog in biology always proves interesting, Mr. Michel, N. Shaw, S. Griffur1,A. McCriIIis of Students on Research A close observation of the aquarium intrigues Mr. Krwight's general science students, J. Chick, and J. Dumais. Y fy 1, I9 D'--rw l If ' - f --f ,,,,. , , l '44 ...,Ww.-unsq ' Q. pn 1, The return of a fest always delights some of the students. Improving Language Skills Experientia dancer, experience is the best Teacher. Latin students gain knowledge by following Mrs O'MalIey's examples. R. Hennessey, M. E. Conn, C. Lord. 41 -i.. J lei An Impromptu drcmafnzotfon of one of the wurch scenes an 'Mcncbethf' L, Dumofs, R. Auberr, A. Mercier. MIS: Riley, me-Od of the Engmh Department, believes In plocmg emphasis upon Oro! Engllsh 2? Preparing For Careers ln Business Typing closs under Mass Descheneoux' watchful eye, observes the rules of correct posture ond dnlngently practices its ossignment. V M, ' xc? fu Y 1 'Q W ' Qui- ilium no 'Nt 15 ,f ri ' 22 up 1.- Shorthczrwd, on Important requnsufe for every future secretory, as o must :rw the sophomore lumor, cmd serwor years. Future bookkeepers prepare Themyelves to enter the buszrwess world i 'P'-r-..,.... 'fha-,.,.s4., s I Ns 23 it Laying out The pattern properly is easy, but important explains Mrs. Hayes to L. Cor- riveau, S. Horton, and P. Delisle. Studying A ppropriate Dress Dreparmg coffee for the faculty coffee break is always a pleasant task- D. Fournier, and N. Demers. l ska 4, 5 I X 1 , r ' 0. Q 9 F sl ' . .r ra. . 5 ol l a' .', I ' 'IQ' Q l C 'U 0 v.. 'o .wo ,330 . .0 .,. Q . 'I' .I -fel ' I I N 'Y - rx 'F f WE' f I f W if 'Te- . . 'W Y Av . L-X S ,J 1' ' Q' , Learning correct table setting and service is one of the many skills the girls learn in the home economics class. P. Mullen, A, Lafleur, N. Dubois, L. St. Hilaire, L. Perron. fig K if. Q H . Z and + 5 fi Home t Management Sewing lends its many advantages to home economics students. G. Lambert and L. LeBrur'1. if R :x 25 if Under Mr, Ponogos' supervision, stu- dents successfully complete shop prof jects. Mr. Panogos, J. Sherman, N, Dumont, Choosing Mechanic Thme shop bzys ore repomnng th ffOnT-wheel section of them rnotcr cyde G Curran ond R Turgecr .if 'W-.,5Y as ,ln 41 ' xg' W.,-N J' , ? 'A M 3 .1 ia H K s g .4-' .-Q-Q.-.V L . C 1 0-'.'f . ., 2I!f1'f2I'f-gifs, ,X ea .f ,. ' - ' :Q 0:55 'Q:j . ' 4 f- ff - 1 5 . ' -ga., f xg ,',- 1- , at 1. . Q 51111 .ff 17' 'N' I M . ' 22,2 . ,inf N-2 ' r ff. 'M ' fx f ' f' wa- ,g 'rf-:ff ,., , - ' ' V I '7 , 1 , A NX .ml 4 'Q 1 I I: Q I .A st . ,ig a .3 1, v ' Q 'HIC' w 1 x Xlgggig N-.Q Magi If JW, V ' ' - . V F' x-:FX 'D O 4, 5., . . if-'G - QC ,sri A., la. ,QE A - . ..1.:f X-s'v1 1' , Q , . , im wg! 1 ' b XX x f A V . 'yn Q' jf' 'UN iz, hs. I if lL.f. For the Freshmen N-C K' ex sw Waugh. if Ak fir '-kr Q.-A Q-., Carol Abbott Susan Anstey Delano Beaupre Ruchard Beede Gerald Blanchette Donald Bolduc Donna Booth Kenneth Bouchard Ronald Bouchard Jeannme Boulanger Rlchard Bowler Bemamm Bragdon Shurley Brewster Mary Ellen Cann Nancy Canney Jeannette C James Cavanaugh John Chosse David Chuck Judith Chuck Oluver Colburn Sylvia Constance Laura Corrnveau Duane Cote George Curran Paula Delisle Renee Dolloff Priscilla Dubois 'U X 3 3, '3 :J W Q tx , Sf S, ,bag 'lr- 1 4- K D ' X l P , x 1 ff N l A - l . f Ax I X l l Rf-'If l Michael Duffy Dlane Dufour Janet Dumals Lawrence Dumois Russell Dumais Davld Dumont Rugs I GX' Q. 'xl 'D 'W 5, 4, 4. 6- vs., , A' F' l l L , ' 3' Q-YQ N ' X i .A x fri if, x 4 Q X ix ,X Y A Warren Edmonds D. Eleftherion Raymond Ferland Doyid Flelds Brian Flanagan Mary E. Flanagan Robert Fartier The blg event in every freshrnan's life - the FRESHMAN RECEPTION - November l5, l957Y T. Shevelln, J. Pinkham, F. McCain, J. Boulanger, D. Bolduc, B. Noel, R. Lepage, C, Ross, D. Ve-no, J. Polsson, A. Parcell, M. E, Flanagan. , C-I We, too, had our fun on FRESHMAN INITIATION DAY - October ll, l957Y D.Co1e, C. Metivler. Richard Gagnon Wllluam Gosselin Richard Hennessey C-ac s. EJ' x NRL -9 iff A Maurice Gagne Arlene Grenuer James Grady Jeannette l-lerrrrk S XT' 'wi'- 3-pw 'H Q gg, l C .pa A 1 by S- 1-4 nl 4:9 Muchael Drury GLX. QT? Davld Forfler Constance Gaahnn Albert Gosselun Arlene Gonfhler Fred Hooper .9 Q Q 'sf A ary N V'- is 'OW ,.., -as 6. 'CT Kr xl L4 wt' L 1 1 Pleasant Events Are just Begmmng X AW xhx 5 iw Jomes Hussey Marne lrwun Judy lsacoff Robert Kennedy James Koufos Ellzabeth Lcubrle Geraldme Lombert Frances Langevun Jean Laporte Raymond Lassonde Sandra Lavone Norman Lazzara Lena LeBrun Leon Leclerc Carol Lord Joan Marashuo Joseph Marion George Marouthus Fred McCann James McKee ai Carol Metivier 'Ti - Marsha Michaels 31 in gx r Robert Morin ,: Virginia Newcomb ' Bernadette Noel 5'-v' 5: . George O'MalIey . W! Paul Ouellette 'Q Q i ' .. Paula Pappatola i ., ,W Joan Pay 'S , g V' P l - A by ,V IP' l l l li ' Priscilla Pay Jacqueline Pinkham l V Jeannette Poisson V eg? ss - ft Q David Pouliot ,, W g Dennis Pouliot l R 4 s T .L 9 T. tm Pauline Romviiie i gg , Dennis Richard -5. .7 i ' Q . :L l Michael Riley N g. 'Q -N 5' David Roberge st YI ' S' , 5-3 Cora Ross A - K 4 X 5 X, i sa N ' ' x i Q . 1 93. T, 'bg 1 Theresa Ross Q -i Lorette Roy ' ' Norman St. Hilaire FN ' 'Ts ' ' - ' ' W .. , Thomas Shevelin .D 'N T 'A N :Q Marsha Smith Q5 -S 4 ' ,ff ' xx, ' i 'l . L.. 1 5 v li 'ii 1 K if 'Q Carolyn Spellmari A .N Robert Tanguay A pgs. . ,X - 'S ' Mary Lou Tapscott ' K' N-S' Q -. . Q- A T Roger Toussaint ,bg Y -N :J N. QQ, I uf, Carol Var1denBussche fx 4 T, 8' ' A E' 'A ,x ,. .I ls. x A 1 A David Veno B Sandra Veno Q -V Q 'N N 5 V' -': -Q Terrance Waterhouse .if Q - x X Richard wemwofih if-y A ' L' L -4'-X Arvid Wiggin A VL 4. 1 While Sophomores Rosemary BernobO Rolande Busson Robert Blalsdell Ronald Boucher Robert Bnsord Leonard Barron Barbara Beane Chorleen Clncotta Rachel Cyr Edward Derners Roger Brooks Ronald Canney Patrucuo Corugnan Wayne Chuck f5 bg Q: NX lr: X Cb 'Y'-v Qi Sv- Q4 LJ. 8.4.x A4 Laurel Deggheneg M Deschenes Lnnda Dionne Lorna Donovan Joseph Downey Llnda Drounn Jeannme Damalg They lead nmety Pune strong sophomores Vrce President D Vallee Secretary S Spellman Presldent P St Laurent Treasurer J Gagne 0' --yn 32 Rl ' 4. 'Z D T I 1 ' Su., , ' , V Q- E' V l S? 'fl r 'B 2' w 1 D D' Alfa V2 3 u ' C 'li l 1 :Q Nw ' V nw X Go? sth' gil i ' , - f U ' , 4 Qi gf , - - l ll 9' aa ' at D ' l l -' N B S 52' be 45 ll ' , D 'l an A B D . , -' i-.' . 4 - ' . 5 N' B -Kr f l . E It V I Q 5'-xt A B If X , fax . Norman Dumont 'Z , A Ann Edmonds Elizabeth Emerson Roderick Ferland Lewis Fields Florence Fisk Raymond Fortier Janice Foss Lorna Francoeur Donald Fredette Jeannine Gagne William Gagne Doris Gagnon Frank Gagnon Richard Gagnon Ronald Gagnon Donald Gervais Jacqueline Goulet Sally Griffin Valmore Grondin Ronald Hamel gf 5 1 T. 5 G L fi'- if QQ c. 1 A 4 Meredith Ingalls ' Herbert Knapp - 'N J: Richard Labrie Robert Lambert E- f' g. s H L . Roger Langevin Anna Lapointe Richard Lapointe 3,- Thomas Lazarra , Q . S Marcia Lemay sy Q-J s...i W X' 7 .mia AK Robert Lepage Helen Lessard Norman Lord gl ul Judith McCue . ' Ralph Moioomzon ,sv x U' . ,.V, N D N E kt' x X s Marlene Marquis Roland Martin Arnold Mccfiuas t 'Ti James McLin George Metivier f N Q7 I XJR Q. 5 R it Z3 W X as x J -5 'N an Q Q - s f v ,A 6 .545 Rf 6 L. cz' i 'ix .X g Q ' 5 stx X- Ak Ak X S 3. sf ' S' i E, 1- A 1 ' sf! , 6' V Xu' li 4 X Q ,7. ' S- AQ, yt: in Q! ish an S. E A R N , 1 gk 'R '95 tg. WIT' fd Flaunt Their Supremacy , :7 Dennis Moore James Plaisted James Richardson . i ,,...------e---gr I Y ' , . rg. fi? J. 4 Demonstration speeches are often given in English ll, thus giving the students practice in public speaking. J. Foss demonstrates how to brush teeth, while A. Edmonds canes a chair for us. Mary Murphy Dennis Plante Leo Roberge Lucille Nadeau Priscilla Poirier Errol Rodney M4 4 Robert Nadeau Ronald Poliquin Juliette Roy Lee Ouellette Pat ricio Prove-ncol Elaine Ruel X - . June Patterson John Purdy Paul St. Laurent C. ll 3 ww 3- ' Ou Q ei ee li . L1 az- A , stef -9 A E f x.. f ,f , al .1..: K V 'is 5- J Q E gf A 5, 'R . ? l . I ,R gh , 3 ' ',fN.'-Y '7 6. . 'I L ' 34 Rolande Perreoult Samuel Ricker Joyce Saucier 1.1 Tjf ,, I, 5 ., 5 Norman Shaw James Sherman Joanne Shevelin Sandra Spellman Vivian Thibeault Elizabeth Turcotte X Gerald Turmelle 6. David Vachon 5. Diane Vachon if' Sheila Vachon V, 'Q-' , L s., .. 0 Allan Valley Q David Vallee 1 Roger Varney Judith Veno Jean Rae Vezeau , x E. i W. J Q. Q'- Frcshman Initiation Committee - the fun we had making plans! D, Vallee, P. St. Laurent, J. Gagne, J. McCue, W. Chick, M. Deschenes, J. Richardson, C. Cincotta, E. Emerson, D. Vachon, S. Spellman, M. Ingalls, L. Francoeur. Lawrence Whittier Patricia York 35 ffa'1'??5,.,, . ef iii. Efvfbit, , K ,- 3 'Nr . A at? 13+ uf: X The Jumors Crystallzze Moments 5 Irene Aubert GeroIdlne Babb Peter Berube Lurena Boulay Ruth Brewster V Plans for the bug event of the year THE JUNIOR PROM are made by our offucers Secretary A Drew Vlce President L Casey Presndent D Lafond Treasurer J Turcotte Roger Carngnan Norman Corner Rodernc Cartner Lawrence Casey Mnchael Chuck Pqul Couture Rachard Couture T Ep' I 36 O ' I Y 51 K TQ V 1 Q I . 4' 4 If I I e - 1 I 1 ff I .,:i:ei.i,fI. .r V x I GL 1 L. S 5 I I f , . R I f 'f 3 ' 9 1 ,fl 4 n X A I - K . I Frances Couturier Richard Croft Gerard Curran Norma Davis Edward DeForrest David Demers Pauline Demers Arthur Dionne Ann Drew Dolores Dubois Mary Dubois Nola Dubois ,X 1 .M ,J ffl A Q f A, td X L ff. I is Q, K ion!! QL , ggi ,.. X QQ' Barbara Elliott m , N Beverly Flanagan t S' f . Lucille Fortier i Yb- LA Stephen Foss George Fournier , R ' Q Jo Ann Gainor s :fx xg, 5 .1?f'f E 'Y .iiiugi Laurent Goudreau N Richard Grassie CS P we ' ' Janice Holmes U Sl , Sally Horton Robert Hughes Kay Irwin ffl? ' A . Frances Kelley Judith Kennedy A bug moment In every junior 5 l K lrwln ond L BOUO srmle proudly os R Noel and L Goudreou plocd the school rung on their flnger Alrne Lossondc Potncno Lolko Louxse Metuvner A' X 1 0- Fronces Leclanr Yvonne Lord POTFICIO Mullen X is Q 5101 Gerald Patch Fred Rodney Janet St Jean Phyllns Pappalohn Rnchard Plante Lorette St Hnlaure Xlek QQ Rnchard Patch Lucllle Perron Henry Pmkham Muchael Plansted Marnette Ross Patrncna Ross Louus Ross: Armand Roy Elaune St Laurent Ronald St Laurent Ronald St Laurent Leonard Sonler S. I E-4' i Robert Sullnvan R Thlbeqalt S' Q f X X Jnll Turcotte Rene Turgeorw Mary 'PS 39 The juniors are always glad to duplncate for the teachers M Koufos L Marcotte P Ross Whalen John Xenos , , ,J Q -Q N e Y. by it Q t ' ,Sv P s' 2 L r y t ' r ' AL R 'S' 0 L ,X Ml ' I A x F kr sl ,5 lisa - I . K wa ve. 4 gg K - L . , A ' ' bf! I A' 1 A . sl v 1 -f 5 L x , , . , g HQ If l ' f' fx ' Z-. ,f L 5 -52 ' 5- ll xc, Q 'tl , 1- xy f ' 1 L L X ,. The Semors ELAINE G GAGNE A A Tlcket Seller 4 Buology Club 2 French Club 2 3 4 Glee ub l 2 3 4 HILLTOP ECHO aff 2 3 4 Junuor Achievement 3 4 Junlor Prom Commnttee 3 National Honor Socnety 3 4 N H Speech Contest 3 School Play 4 Treasurer of Class 4 Womans Club Scholar shup Award 3 COSTA SMIRLES Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Buology Club 2, Boys' State 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4 lCaptavn 43 CAII State 43, French Club 2, 3, 4, Fresh man Receptlon Commnttee 4, Glee Club 3, HILLTOP ECHO Staff 3, 4, HILLTOP ECHO Sweetheart 3, Junlor Prom Committee 3, Natlonal Honor Soclety 3, 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Vace Presndent of Class 4 42 GEORGE PANTELEDES Basketball I Biology Club 2 Boys State 3 CN H Governor 31 Choir 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 French ub 3 4 Freshman Reception Committee ee ub 4 Jun: Achaevement 3 4 Junlor Prom Com mittee 3 Mixed Glee Club l N H Drama Festival 3 Natuonol Honor Socuety 3 4 New England Drama Festnval 3 Presadent of Class 4 S Club 3 4 Track l 2 RACHEL L. AUBERT A A Bookkeeper 2, 3, 4, Blology Club 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, DAR Representative 4, Delegate to Boston Unlversuty Yearbook Conference 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman Receptnon Commlttee 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, HILLTOP ECHO Staff I, 2, 3, 4, HILLTOP ECHO Supplement I, 2, 3, 4, Junlor Prom Committee 3, Natuonal Honor Society 3, 4, Prunc1pal's Secretary 4, Red Cross Secretary 3, School Reporter 3, 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Class 4, Woman's Club Scholarshlp Award 3 F 0 ' 3' VS Xffi rg? 'UI' ll' tl ' ,vwiligrcv X ij mx Y , N f ,fi 1 A i A if? , l i .' 5 2 l ,Q 1 1 1 I Cl I ' 42 on cu 1, 2, 3, 5 'or I ' , f 1 Cl ' ' f , - ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' St ' I I , I, 1 , I , z - , - 5 , W .. . , U 40 . ERNEST J APRIL Freshman Receptuon Commuttee 4 School Play 4 Beverly Massachu setts Hugh School I 2 3 X PATRICIA J AUCLAIR Buology Club 2 Chour 4 Debatung 2 Delegate to Boston Unuversuty Year book Conference 4 Delegate t Columbua Unuversuty Yearbook Con rence 4 French Club 2 3 Freshman Receptuon Commuttee 4 e Club I 3 4 HILL E OStaffI 2 3 4 HILL P ECHO Supplement I 2 3 4 HILL TOP ECHO Sweetheart 3 Junuor Achievement 3 4 Junuor Prom Com mu ee 3 Muxed Glee Club I N H Speech Contest 3 Natuonal Hon or Socuety 3 4 Pruncupal s Secretary School Artust I 2 3 4 Sc Reporter 3 4 S Club 3 4 School Play 4 'Q SALLYANN BEANE Brattleboro Hugh School Vermont I 2 Future Homemokers of Ameruca 4 Glee Club 4 Complete Hugh School BARBARA R CANNEY Buology Club 2 Freshman Receptuon Commuttee 4 Future Homemakers of Ameruca 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 HILLTOP ECHO Supplement 4 Jun uor Prom Commuttee 3 School Play Q HERMAN C CANNEY Buology Club 2 Trades and Indus try Club 3 4 Usher 3 f-IX 4I RAYMOND E CARIGNAN Glee Club 3 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 4 Holy Rosary Hugh School I 2 .lunuor Prom Commuttee 3 School Play 4 113, .4 V . ,xx N , fm' I va AJ ug I L -lg 'A uv ,L Af I Q ff' I 3' . 'x fe 5 n , , 4? Gue , 2, , 5 TOP CH , , , 5 TO 'tt 5 'I I g 4g I 'I , , , 5 hool 4. , N 4 Q sz? ' I 6 N l I ,as fk 5 fu 4: I 'Y t ,fv 46-Y MAUREEN A. CARRIGAN Biology Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Christ- mas Play 3, Future Home-makers of America 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, School Play 4. Anxiously and with great anticipa tion, R. Aubert, M. St. Laurent J Lavigne, S. Tanguay, A. Leclair and R. Corignan, add the finishing touches that will help to make the PROM a success. IRENE C. CHABOT Choir 3, Future Homemakers of America 4, Glee Club 3, Our Lady of the Mountain Academy l, 2. DIANE C. CINCOTTA A. A. Secretary 4, Biology Club 2, Future Homernakers of America 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Mixed Glee Club NANCY A. DEMERS A, A. Ticket Seller l, 2, 3, 4, Biol logy Club 2, Debating l, 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 4, Culee Club l, 2, 3, HILLTOP ECHO Staff l, 4, Mixed Glee Club l, N, H. Speech Contest 3, National Honor Society Principal's Secretary 4. RICHARD C. DEMERS Basketball 2, Baseball l, 3, Biology Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Mixed Glee Club lg S Club 4, Trades and lndustry JULIETTE F. DESCHENES French Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. 42 LUCILLE A. DUMAIS A. A. Secretary 45 Band 3, 45 Bio- logy Club 25 Choir 3, 45 Freshman Reception Committee 45 Future Homemakers of America 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 2, 35 HILLTOP ECHO Supple- ment l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Com- mittee 35 School Ploy Property Mis- tress 4. NORMAN R. FERLAND Assumption Preparatory l5 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Chair 3, 45 Freshman Reception Committee 45 S Club 3, 4. Their Alma Mater DORIS I. FORTIER Biology Club 25 Choir 2, 3, 45 Fresh- man Reception Committee 45 Future Homemakers of America 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. DORIS L. FOURNIER A. A. Secretary 45 Biology Club 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 Freshman Re- ception Committee 45 Future Home- makers of America 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, HILLTOP ECHO Staff i, 2, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Mixed Glee Club l5 N. H. Speech Contest 3, 45 S Club 2, 3, 45 School Play 45 Secretary of Class 3. LEW O. FOURNIER Band l5 Basketball l5 Baseball 25 Biology Club 25 Choir l, 25 Debat- ing l5 French Club 2, 35 Freshman Reception Committee 45 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Mixed Glee Club l5 N. H. Speech Contest 3, 45 Orchestra 35 President of Class l. JEFFREY F. FRANCOEUR Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 lCo-Captain 435 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Choir 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 4 tAll-State 4J5 Freshman Recep- tion Committee 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 HILLTOP ECHO Staff l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Mixed Glee Club l5 S Club 2, 3, 45 Treasurer of Class 2, 35 Track 2. GENE A FRENCH Blology Club 2 Portsmouth Hugh School l School Play Stage Mana g r 3 4 .-if ROBERT W GAGNON Buology Club 2 Choir 3 4 French u 2 3 u Jumor Prom Commuttee 3 Mlxed Glee Club l JOAN L GALLANT A A Tlcket Seller 4 Biology Club 2 Choir 2 4 French Club 2 3 4 Future Homemakers of Amernco 4 ee Club l 3 4 HILL ECHO Staff l 4 Muxed Glee Club l National Honor Soclety 3 4 Prxnclpal s Secretary 4 GENE L GARLAND Blology Club 2 Choir 3 Glee Club 3 Jumor Prom Commlttee 3 Trades and lndustry Club 4 Treasurer Class l Vlce Presndent of Class 3 RACHEL Y GOULET A A Secretary 4 Bnology Club 2 Cheerleader 3 4 French Club 3 4 Future Homemokers of America Gee Club l 2 3 4 HILL f E O Staff l 3 4 S Club 3 4 sf-- EVERETT J GRAVES Bnology Club 2 Boys State 3 Choir tball 2 3 4 Glee l 2 3 4 Junuor Ach1evement4 S Club 3 4 JANE R HAYES Buology Club 2 Chrustmas Play 4 Future Homemokers of Amerrca ee Club l 3 4 HILL ECHO Supplement 4 Muxed Gee Club l Red Cross Secretary 4 ff PAUL J HENNELLY seball l 2 4 Baske ' ' 4' Footb ' G 2 3' Mix G e Club lg S Club 2, 3, 4g Tra k 2. 44 I ,auf 916 4: 'JH- Q 'Q' - I ,541 ff: Congrotulotuons ore nn order' Costa Smnrles Everett Groves ond New Hompslmre Boys Stote uovernor our own George Ponteledes Leona rd Roberge offer thenr congrotulotuons to the Mature And Well Prepared ROGER L HORTON Bnology Club 2 Freshman Reception J Committee 4 Junior Prom Commit tee 3 Track 2 ' an ,- 7 MARSHA E. JOY Buology Club 2, Chour 4, Future Homemokers of America 4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, HILLTOP ECHO Staff 2, 3, Mixed Glee Club l SANDRA A. KRIKES Biology Club 2, Cl'1Olr l, 3, 4, De l 2 3 4 2 botlng 2, Glee Club , , Mixed Glee Club l I ' s f N1 ' fl x S 5 5 1 I JOAN M. LABRECQUE Blology Club 2, Future Homemokers of Amerucc 4, Glee Club 2, 3 45 W l fr W 2 ,., M ' 'ELI' Y f ui-' r ' w ., ' 4 2 5 x L 141- ' 1 .1 ' I f' D . . vp l , . 5 rl . I I l .1 , 1 f ' l - an on 2 me 'L fl Q e S A 54 ---J -K S Tanguay Somersworth Highs typewriting speed demon proudly demonstrates to Thibeault and E Turcotte the new IBM typewriter which she helped to win at the State Typing Contest To Accept LEO E LABRIE JR Basketball l Biology Club 2 Foot ball l 2 Trades and lndustry Club Q? ,f 'y 2217-' di .-v ' 2 Q N... KENNETH S LAROW nd l Bo e Baseball I 2 Biology Club 2 Choir ee Club 2 4 Mixed ee Clu l. ,VK JOAN M. LAVIGNE Biology Club 2' Cheerleader 2 3 4' Freshman Reception Committee 4' Future Homemakers of America ' ee Clubl 2 3 4' HILL ECHO Staff 2 3 4' HILLTOP ECHO Supplement 3 4' Junior Prom Com- mittee 3' National Honor Society ' Red Cross Secre ary ' Club 2 3 4' School Ploy Prompter 3' Vice-President of Class l 2. ANITA L. LECLAIR nd 2, 3, glAll-Stae , 5 ia- logy Club 4, Choir 2, , 4, Club 2, 3, 4, HILLTOP ECHO Staff 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Music Festival 3, 4, N. H. Speech Contest 3, Orchestra 3, 4. W 'Y' 3 fi X ANTHONY MANTOUVALES Basketball I Bnology Club 2 Glee Club 3 ADRIENNE C MERCIER A A Secretary 4 Band 3 4 Bro Iogy Club2 Chour3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Freshman Reception Com mnttee 4 Future Homemakers of meruca 4 Glee Club l 2 3 HILLTOP ECHO Staff l 2 3 4 HILLTOP ECHO Supplement l 2 4 Jumor Prom Commuttee 3 Mlxed Glee Club l School Play Property Mastress 4 S Club 4 JOAN G MOREAU A A Secretary 4 Biology Club Future Homemakers of America 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 School Play 4 Usherette 3 ANN N NADEAU A A Secretary 4 Brology Club 2 Future Homemakers of America 4 6 ii .ab 3 , . - 1 im ' N . ' -'l' . A Q ' iffcgzffpv.. I I 1 Wg 'A ' h X ' - . h x X , .- . ' X. ' X. X l xk XX 2 . or levee f 4, 3 2 . M. Y K, i 5 J x f L 14,4 of X 1' r in ' --.xi-F- 7' P' - P . -. - M Q-. S1 UU X ' - V ,, IP l, D - N' rn S I . 8 N l B I ' V V . H ' S ro 'N C l ' M ' .. M . sro ' -- ' N ' I ' N EA N . 'r N sw N' N. . .s' . I H S. S. A. N. N' V l V I . 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N N I N -A . , 4 Q7 1. ef-1 , A - -0 51 1 ' . . - A ' K w 4 r , , 3' 4 F , 6 X l l , lg Q AF' Nu 'Hari' Glee Club l 2 3 HILLTOP ECHO Staff l 4 HILLTOP ECHO Supple ment 3 4 School Play 4 DONALD A OUELLETTE A Trcket Seller 3 4 Bnoo Club 2 Delegate to Boston Unuver suty Yearbook Conference 4 Delegate to Columbia Unlverslty Yearbook Conference 4 Glee Club l 2 HILL TOP ECHO Staff 2 3 4 HILLTOP ECHO Supplement 3 4 Jumor Prom Comrnlttee 3 Llbrarlan 3 Mixed Glee Club l S Club 4 Trades and lndustry 3 4 RICHARD J OUELLETTE aseball l 3 4 Basket 2 3 Blology Club 2 Choir 2 3 otball l 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Mlxed Glee Club l Music Fest 3 4 S Club 4 Tra .IO ANN PATRAKIS A cket Seller l 4 Iogy Club 2 Freshman Receptron Commnttee 4 Future Homemakers of rnerlca 4 Gle Club l .lunuor Prom Committee 3 LEONARD P ROBERGE Baseball l Basketball l Bro o y Club 2 Chrrstmas Play 3 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Junnor Achnevement 3 4 Junnor Prom Commattee 3 Muxed Glee Club l President of Class 2 3 School Play 4 47 :gr It could be that these senlor leaders are thanking theur classmates for havnng voted for them E Gagne treasurer G Panteledes presudent C Smurles vnce presndent R Aubert secretary ARLENE E ROY A ucket Seller l 2 3 Broo Club 2 Delegate to Boston Unuver stty Yearbook Conference 3 4 Dele gate to Columbua Unlverslty Year book Conference 4 French Club 4 Freshman Reception Committee 4 Future Homemakers ot America 3 ee Club l 3 4 HILL O Staff l 3 4 HILL Commuttee 3 S Club 4 School Play Promoter MARCIA L ST LAURENT Blology Club 2 Christmas Play 3 Cholr 2 3 4 Freshman Receptnon Commxttee 4 Future Homemakers America 4 Glee Club l 2 3 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 4 Junlor Prom Committee 3 Mxxed Glee Club l Prunclpals Secretary 4 School Play EDITH J SHORT A A Secretary 4 Blology Club 2 Future Homemakers of Amerlca 4 ee Club l 3 4 Usherett SIMONE G TANGUAY A A Qecretary 4 Blology Club 2 C eerleader 2 3 4 lCaptaln 41 Chnstmas Play 3 Class Marshal 3 Colby .lunlor College Typing Contest 2 Delegate to Boston Unlversuty Yearbook Conference 4 Freshman Receptlon Committee 4 Future Homemakers of Ameruca 4 Glee ub l 2 3 4 HILLTOP E Staff 2 3 4 HILLTOP ECHO Sup plement 3 4 Junnor Achievement 4 Junuor Prom Commnttee 3 Pr: Cl als Secretary 4 S Club 2 3 . Yu l , I -.I Z1 ,A,,.q3, L -ri , Q - 3 0 The Problems Of Adulthood A, , T' l, , g l gy GI , 2, , g TOF ECH , 2, , j TOP ECHO.Supplement 3, 45 Junior Prom 3, 11, ' of ' , ' , , 42 4. I Glu , 2, , 5 , e ru ' ' , I A 4 5 Cl , , , g I CHO J . I . .nb 'D ' 5 , , 4 ANITA C. TURCOTTE A. A, Ticket Seller 4, Biology Club 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, School Play 4. J Rossa R. vAcHoN 1, Biology Club 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Track 3, Trades and lndustry Club 3, 4, Usher 3. f n 4, Glee Club l, 2 ,S JOAN S. VARNEY Future Homemakers of America 3, lm DONALD A. VENO Basketball l, Baseball l, 2, 3, Bio- logy Club 2, Chair 3, 4, Class Mar- shal 3, Football I, 2, French Club 3, 4, Freshman Reception Commit- tee 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club l, S Club 3, 4. RICHARD P. WILLETT A. A. Ticket Seller 2, Basketball l, 2, Biology Club 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, HILLTOP ECHO Staff 2, Junior Achievement 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Mixed Glee Club l, School Play 3, 4. Making our decorations for the Prom took time, but we admired the re- sults of our labor. D. Ouellette, B. Canney, A. Mercier, A. Roy, P. Au- clair, J. Francoeur, L. Dumais. ,il -.ff A-af 'nad J . .7,,. 15 Moments After School Hours 0 .. 72 Q ,.fl Going out on ads at 3 OO pm is a daily must until our campaign is over! A. Roy, S. Tanguay, D. Fournier, Miss Le Photographers' appointments have all been met. The last carbon has been filed. Each caption fits into its designed space, and every headline has been adjusted to the correct length. Flash bulbs, with their one flash over, rest complacently in the wastebasket. The pens of flowery ink-slingers are dry, ideas - sparkling and otherwise - are no longer being suggested. The doodling dummy is worn to a frazzle, as are the editors, the ad- viser, the business managers, and the adver- tising managers, whose shoulders have been heaped high with duties. The 1958 HILLTOP ECHO has gone to press! Tne adviser, Miss Lefebvre, and the editor- in chief, Patricia Auclair, are busy people, but times they take time out to discuss a problem over a bottle of coke. .fa--. ' S-Nl ,G Yggx li Literary minded editors, J. Gallant, A. Leclair, R. Aubert, and N. Demers, listen attentively to Miss Lefebvre's instructions Senior members of tnc staff get a few laughs and a few ideas by looking over olc yearbooks. R. Goulet, D. Plante, A. Mercier, J. Lavigne, D. Ouellette. ll 7 - 1.575-e ,. 'Tl Sports editor, J. Francoeur, plans our sports section with the help of members of the staff. F. Leclair, C Srnirles, J. St, Jean. 53 l J J nun assi fl ..- xl' Checking off Christmas cards is always o daily activity until Christmas time. Thanks to our many customers, the staff financially supports itself. J. Gagne, M. Dubois, A. Lafleur, J. Foss, D. Vachon, E. Turcotte, S. Spellman, D. Dubois, Miss Lefebvre, Records Editor-in-Chief . .. Patricia Auclair Assistant Editor ..... . , Rachel Aubert Advertising Managers . Arlene Roy Doris Fournier Assistant Advertising Managers . . .. Rachel Goulet Simone Tanguay Business Managers .. .... Donald Ouellette Monique Deschenes Assistant Business Managers . ,. Doris Gagnon Arlene Lafleur Business Staff: Lorna Donovan, Elaine Gagne, Joan Lavigne, Mary Dubois, Jeannine Gagne, Anita Le- clair, Michael Riley, Ralande Perreault Advertising Staff: Frances Lcclair, Judy McCue, Sandra Sbellrnan, Adrienne Mercier. Dennis Plante, Diane Vachon, Jaan Gallant Sports Editor ..... . . ....... Jeffrey Francocur General Staff: Raymond Carignan, Charleen Cincotta, Nancy' Derners, Dolores Dubois, Roderick Ferland, Mary Eilccn Flanagan, Janice Foss, Marcia Lemay, Ann Nadeau, George O'Mollev, Janet St Jean, Mar- cia St. Laurent, Costa Smirles, Elizabeth Turcotte The publishing of the HILLTOP ECHO creates many important jobs for its staff. Freshmen staff members, M. Lemay, G. O'Malley, M. E. Flanagan, M. Riley, get ready for the subscription drive. '?r Unforgettable Experiences vw. . T4 a 1 la' i ff' f if l. '. e i R HE ,,e. ..,.. JUUPIQ Q f 2 v gg V5 gf, Ch J o 'L S 9 Q' 'fr . W The staff boasts a music department which plays all of nts dances. A. Lecloir, R. Ferland, F. Leclair, Langevin, R. Hamel. r -s-rv wg-. With a hustle and a bustle, staff members go about theur variety of assagnmerwts C. Cincotta, R. Perreault, L. Donovan, M. Joy, Y. Lord, F. Leclanr, and M. Laurent get a few advertusmg taps from the edutor-un-chief, P. Auclanr. X 1 K fl f 5 f :JY A f i ei f i, if? i ' , FQ will i 'X' N x 'ww 'J 3- . -Q 1 l 'QF- Dining in the luxurious grand ballroom of the Biltmore Hotel was the highlight of the two-day Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference on October l8 and l9, l957. D. Ouellette, Miss Lefebvre, A. Roy, P, Auclair. Examining prize-winning yearbooks proves very interesting to our delegates, P. Au- clair, A. Roy, D. Ouellette, Miss Lefebvre, ,,,---f , g-...uw x A bird's-eye view of the city is seen from the Rockefeller Center Observation Roof, we In Words And Pictures Another staff a tlvlty us the sponsorung of the Snowflake Dance Judy MCCU t lr Snowflake Queen and members of her court S Tanguay P Gagne J Ross N Demers M Ross F Kelley What a thrill It us for the delegates to see that the HILLTOP ECHO us once agam awarded a Medallst Ratlng . Q 1 ft L 1 , ' e t A ei -' ' -' A 1 , E 51:1 7 t ' ':. .. Q Q ' - , . 5 'L 5 0 , , Q7 I . ', , t . I s Q K ' -- 5 L l r , W, gy ' 3. -.gy . , N 1 ' fit t 7 f 1 , ' N Jfpfa Q 1 3 t S if! 4,1 1 I, Q 'srl , 4 , 1 A 6, '-df E9 1 6 ZA A ,4 , 1 L1 34 f 7 4 -M I I Ai W I C ' ' ' ' . e, h d , ' 4. 'i Ui... There is a solemn, serious pause before instructions are given to the new members. J. Ross, D. Robinson, P. Lessard, P Gagne, R, Plante, A. Jackson, E. Constantakas, R. Leclerc. . 2.3 af 3' ' si 1 'Y .. . f f Q 2 5 l I l l 1 l 5 F I - i 1 . 1 -Q, Ilan' E xcelling I n Scholarship, Character, The Warder, Richard Leclerc, states, as he pats the keystone on the arc, that newly initiated members of the National Hon- or Society are privileged as membership indicates excel- lence in Character, Service Leadership, and Scholarship. New members proudly take the oath of membership N Turgeon H Meserve R Aubert P Auclair J LOVIQVI9 N Demers, J. Gallant, E. Gagne, J. Deschenes, C. Smirles G Panteledes L d hh ' Congratulations are extended to Patricia Auclair by Princi ea lp, pal Hubbard as she accepts her certificate of membership And Service Membership in the National Honor So- ciety has been recognized by all as the highest honor the school can bestow upon a student. The gold pin worn by members bears the four initials of the organization's chief requirements - CHARACTER, SER- VICE, LEADERSHIP, AND SCHOLARSHIP. Those eligible must be in either the junior or the senior class, they must have at least an eighty-seven per cent average, they must show that they have the quali- ties listed above, and they must participate in the co-curricular life of the school. The true quality of the society is ex- emplified by the strict selection of its members, l l t i Dm J A FRENCH CLUB First row, left to right - S. Spellman, M. lngalls, M. Ross, L. Fortier, J. Gallant, P. Auclair, R. Aubert, Mrs. O'Malley J. Kennedy, A. Turcotte, M. St. Laurent, P. Demers, E. Gagne, D. Dubois, M. Deschenes. Second row - R. Goulet, J Deschenes, A, Edmonds. L. Donovan, N. Demers, E. Emerson, A. Roy, S. Krikes, J. Gainor, M, Dubois, A, Mercier, D Fournier, J. Patterson, J. Foss, J. Turcotte, D. Gagnon. Third row -- S. Foss, G. Panteledes, P. St. Laurent, R. Willett, E DeForrest, L. Fournier, D. Veno, C. Smirles, R. Gagnon, R. Thibeault, D. Lofond. French Scholars Dream Of Paris French students with a keen interest in this romance language have an op- portunity to further improve their speak' ing ability and cultural points by be- coming members ot the French Club. As this club is one of the most exclusive organizations in the school, a student has to maintain a high scholastic aver- age in French in order to join, and then he must go through the hilarious initia- tion which the club sponsors each year. French movies, lectures, and the an- nual trip to a Boston French Center all help to provide entertainment, both cul- tural and educational. We'll definitely get to Paris some dayll Treasurer, A. Tur cotte, President, R. Aubert, Secretary, P. Auclairg Vice-Presi dent, J. Kennedy. ' 'Mm'-'V fi 0 .K Preparing its members for future careers in the highly competitive industrial field is the main purpose of this well-organized group. The boys gain experience in operating precision machinery and the deft handling of tools under the efficient supervision of their adviser, Joseph O. Lafond. During the year they visit many large industrial plants - the Ford Plant in Somerville, the Naval Base Machine Shops, and our own General Electric Company. The group also invites suc- cessful industrial speakers to talk to themg thus they gain a better understanding of what is expected of them on the job in any indus- trial plant. The Trades X -. ii Officers plan the program for their year's meetings. T urer, L. Labrieg President, G. Garland, Secretary, C. reas- Grif- fin, Assistant Treasurer, R. Sullivan, Vice-President, N. Carrier. And Industries Club Provides Experience T 8- I CLUB First row, left to right 1 R. Dupuis, R. Couture, C. Griffin, R. Sullivan, Mr. Lafond, G. Garland, N, Carrier, L. Labrie, R, Carignan. Second row --- A, Roy, H. Canney, R. Hughes, R. Turgeon, NN. McCue, E. St. Hilaire, R. Noel. Third row - R. Vachon, P. Couture, R. Croft, F. Rodney, J. Xenos, D. Ouellette, R. Curran. ll :Q ' if U 1 rl f- QF - f , .. I :C LJ l - 'f l I Y 4 ill 5-4 --1 , - .--. 'R - , . qw- ' A-iff 'A--:J . ' rni . A 'A - 4 ft-gf' 2 .J 'Ai ,A7lqf .-- - 1 'fiat'-H..:'??1TQ4i.iY- -L3 U-' ll 1: ff- c ' A :. ' , vi - A 3 f :vgfzzt f .Q 1 L., l Q3 0. 'J .e. -. 1 N Q .QF4 . 2' sy Q -H ' wa V , 4 V N ,l People behind the scenes at all athletic contests. Mr. l-lanagon, M. Dubois, P Demers, L. Drouin, S. Vachan, P. l-Oll4O, A. Lafleur, M. Whalen, L. Labrie, J. R. Vezeou, E. Emerson, L. Donovan, Mr. Panagos, J. Patrakis, J. Gallant, R. Plai- sted, N. Demers, J. Plaisted, D. Ouellette, F. Rodney, Mr. Latond E i' ' hh ' ' l-lard work deserves a rewardg thus all mem- T e bers ot the Somersworth High Athletic Association are granted privileges which they justly deserve. The thrill of attending all home games, Cl - few outside games, and the annual A. A. Party Of induces over ninety per cent of the students to become members of this Association. In the background, the bookkeeper, secretar- ies, ticket sellers, and tonic sellers, under Joseph O. Latond's supervision, devote their time to make the association more successful. Mr. l.atond's A. A. secretaries - one for every month at the school year: A. Leclair, J. Moreau, S. Tanguay, D. Cincotta, R Goulet, R Aubert, E. Short, A. Mercier, D. Fournier, l. Dumais. ,Z ml Faculty Manager, J, Lafond, and Athletic D Director, J. Francoeur, seriously discuss the purchasing of football equipment. 62 Attractive officers 4 Treasurer, L, Boulay, Vice-President, l, Aubert, President, J. Lavigne, Secretary, M. St, Laurent. Preparing creative dishes and delicacies keeps all members of the Future Home- makers of America Club very busy, Under the surveillance of their capable adviser, Mrs. Gladys Hayes, they are taught all the various culinary arts. They enjoy learning how to combine colors and how to make and design clothes that any young girl will wear with confidence and pride. The group takes an annual trip to the Boston Flower Show, thus being able to enf joy the ultimate in color combination, flow- er arranaernent, and landscaping FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA l I F.H.A. Members Learn The Secrets Of Culinary Art We delight in selling delicious cup- cakes to the students once Q week ct recess, lt not only gives us cook- ing experience but it helps financially? V' in First row, left to right -- L Ouellette, N, Dubois, J Gallant, P Ross, M St Laurent, J Lavigne, Mrs Hayes l Aubert, L BOLllC1N,L it Hilaire A Latlcur,J Dumais, F Leclair Second row -- J, Labrecaue, F Couturier, J St Jean, A Turcotte, J Moreau, R Brewster J Hayes, L Durnais, D Cir-cotta, R Goulet, N Demers S Tanguay,J Patralfis Third row - - L Perrin, A Lasscnde E Snrurt, D Fortier M Joy L M-1-tiv er, M W'halen, A Mercier, D Fournier, B Cannr,-v, L Labrie, F' Mullen l ,QL A ii 'Y 'Y U Ji fi ft J A 'i gil W vw pi P Students Assist Wrth Library Techniques Candy Selling Decorating And Wtth Visual Atcts Equtpment 64 Recess tame means candy turne M E Flanagan R Polnquln Marashno J Lernelen St Lauren L Gaudreau Barron M L Taps-:ott f X W 5 Demers and R Blalsdell spend thcar lensure moments In the hbrary as so nnany of our students do ni S2753 M Desch nes S Sacllman J Gagne and D Vaclnon use tlwenr artlstlc talents an decorating the showcase for the Chrnst rna season Ni 5 2314.1 IN '- 65 6 -5 The staff at work. Standing, left to right f N. Turgeon, Miss Lefebvre, L. Dumais, P. Auclair, T. Ouellette, R. Aubert, J. Lavigne, S. Tanguoy, A. Roy. Seated --- R. Cantin, M. Ingalls, P. Gagne, l-l. Meserve, D. Ouellette. Serious minded and very capable, M. ln- galls, R, Aubert, L. Dumais, J. Lavigne, and P. Auclair, are using their ability to make the SUPPLEMENT artistic. Moments to Remember are printed and kept alive by the publication of the l-llLLTOP ECHO SUPPLEMENT. Notable events are re- iived by the student body, as this cherished booklet is edited. Artists, typists and writers are all busy at this time, producing a memorable souvenir that will be kept for many years to come. ln coop- eration with the adviser of this project, Miss Martha A. Lefebvre, the young journalists spend many pleasant hours, and thus produce a mem- orable finished product. Publishing The Supplement ls A Big Job 1 ij:- t hifi 'V ... HILLTOP ECHO Supplement members: T Ouellette, D Ouellette, and Patricia Gagne, are busy preparing the final product unde the supervision of the advlser, Miss Le febvre. Norman Turgeon receiving his All-New England Cost certificate from dramatics coach, Miss Mary E. Riley. Norman was also selected as a member of the All- State cast. The kid, George Panteledes, saying to Ram- bling Red, the tramp, Norman Turgeon, My mother sent me this money to come home as soon as possible, while The Other One, Emile Poisson, looks on, D' 7' x The Other One Wins State Prize lt all happened back in January of l957 when Miss Mary E. Riley, dramatics coach, decided to enter a group in the annual New Hampshire Drama Festival. Her choice was a one- act play entitled, The Other One, by Arthur Ketchum. lt was easy to present as it required only a very sim- ple setting, A tramp, a young man just out of prison, and The Other One who was Christ in the farm of a working man, made up the cast. The cast rehearsed devotedly, but not one ever thought of winning a state prize, Eleven schools partici- pated in the contest and the group from Sornersworth High received an Excellent Rating, thus winning the title of State Champions in the small school division, and an opportunity to represent the State of New Hamp- shire at the New England Drama Fes- tival held in Barrington, Rhode Island. .tg ,fi-.cpl VN n--- I X Q - . ti .Yi '- R ,.f,,,, gg..-x-4 l..' r 75--, 1 1 2. '- 67 'i Quiet Summer ll Bill l-lenly iErnest Aprrll Shows his yeolousy as he says to Tubby Pitts fLeonard Sonierl, I see you are taking good care ot her, my pal. M. Corrigan, P. Auzlair, E Aprrl, E. DeForrest, D. Fournier, L Sonier. :xl I SL' 1 -T1 7 Miss Shougnessy fAnita Turcottel is irate as she says to Henry Morgan lRichard Wrllettl, I think you have behaved in a criminal and vicious manner 4 and it I had the authority, I'd sue, E Gagne, J. Moreau, R. Willett, A. Turcotte. I r 1 45' ,. N. -. X V isa EF I .41 I ' 1.l'll Mr. Morgan Clflichord Willettl is manly enough to congratulate Mr. Clark lEdward DeForrestl. R. Willett, E. Delforrest, M. St. Laurent, E. April, D. Fournier, I l i In-vQ,. James Clark lEdward DeForrest7 is rather possessive as he says, Helen iRosemary McCainl, I forbid it. R. Thibeault, E DeForrest L Roberge R McCain, E. Gagne, M, St. Laurent, P. Auclair. Presented To Capacity Audience Pamela Young , Helen Russell Jeanie Day , , Harriet Morgan Betsy Harrison Esther Hamilton . . Mrs. Lillian Young Fredericka Collins J Frances Shaugnessy Carrie . .. Mr. James Clark Sonny Young Bill Henly Mr. Leslie Gardner Mr. Clifford Young Tubby Pitts . . Tony . . Mr. Henry Morgan CAST , . . . Doris Fournier Rosemary McCain Patricia Auclair Joan Moreau Marcia St. Laurent Elaine Gagne Barbara Canney Maureen Corrigan Anita Turcotte Ann Nadeau Edward DeForrest Raymond Thibeault , Ernest April Leonard Roberge Raymond Carignan Leonard Sonier James Richardson Richard Willett Jubilant Voices Ushering ln The Birthday of a King as sung by the l2O-member Girls' Glee Club will surely be remembered as one of the highlights of the Concert. The Choir's rendition of O Holy Night proved to be an excellent closing. First row, left to right - A. Grenier, A. Lassonde, R. Cyr, J. Turcotte, S. Krikes, M. Joy, J. Gainor, M. Corrigan, F. Kelley, A. Mercier, L. Dumais, D. Fournier, L. Fortier, J. Kennedy, J. Foss. Second row - L. LeBrun, N. Dubois, F. Leclair, L. St. Hilaire, E. St. Laurent, R. MC- Cain, D. Fortier, M. St. Laurent, P. Auclair, M. Ross, F. Couturier, A. Latleur, M. St. Laurent, J. Gallant, R. M. Ber- nabo, E. Emerson. Third row - R. Langevin, R. Demers, L. Fields, L. Rossi, W. Chick, P. Hennelly, R. Ferland, F. Rod- ney, P. Marashio, R. Ouellette, E. DeForrest, J. Xenos, R. Noel, R. Labrre. Fourth row - S. Foss, M. Gagne, D. Richard, B. Bragdon, N. Lazzara, D. Pouliot, P. Normandeau, R. Turgeon, J. Francoeur, R. Willett, L. Roberge, N. Ferland. D. Veno, K. Larow, E. Graves. 4 The Christmas Season ,. -sua.-,.,,,,N-N . -.... 4.,. .. aiting for the chimes to ring A Drew N Lord, R. Willett, J Hayes, A. Lassonde. Playlet Cast - WHY THE CHIMES RANG, dis- played pleasing results at long and hard work ander the capable and painstaking direction of the music director, Wayne Killian, and of Miss Mary E. Riley, drarnatics coach. The chimes ha 0 ang arrest Jean, J Francoear E Graves, M. O'MaiIey. Kneeling, left to right - L. St. Hilaire, R, Aubert, D. Fournier, S. Tanguay, J. Lavigne, R. Goulet, I. Aubert. Standing E. St. Laurent, M. Ross, F. Couturier, F, Kelley, C. Cheerleaders Arouse School Spirit Heod cheerleader, Simone Tanguav. Cincotta, S. Spellmon, J. Gagne. Hooray for the blue and whitel This is the spark and flame that invigorates our cheerleaders into pep- ping up the games and sparking up the players to victory. Led by Simone Tanguay, head cheerleader and under Miss Doris Martel's tutelage, they practice many hours perfecting their many cheers. Confidence and willingness are the aspects by which they distinguish themselves. The honors which they have won in pre- vious years spur them on to the attainment of future goals. Varsity cheerleaders proudly wear their new uniforms, Seated on floor f M. Ross, J, Lavigne, R. Goulet. Second row + F. Kelley, D. Fournier, Third row R. Aubert. - E. St, Laurent, S. Tanguay, The S Club ls An Asset To Somersworth High Students who have taken an active part in sports and co-curricular acti- vities wait anxiously tor the assem- blies at which time S emblems are awarded. Each year this energetic and am- bitious club, sponsors a foul shooting contest, awards trophies to these win- ners, and presents a trophy to the Most Valuable Athlete of the Year, These are but a tew ot the many pro- jects which tend to build the high morale of the school and to encour- age students to compete enthusiasti- cally even though they are not always onthe winning side, First row, left to right - F. Couturier, J, Gagrie A ert Goue Kelley D Fournier S Tanguay J Lavi ne R Aubert, M. Ross, E St. Laurent, L. St. Hilaire C Cincotta S Spellman Second row D Veno M OMalley E Graves, R Thibeault, J Kennedy, A, Mercier, R Ferland A Roy R Auclair G Panteledes J Francoeur R Demers Mr. Francoeur, Third row - J. McLeod, P. ennelly R el ette te Xenos Smir es N Ferlan Marashio, R. Turgeon, R St Laurent, R. Vachon 1 swf' ' Pl P ... 1 i l i .- '-1,l:xl!lS'LS :--4A -,'-1l'l' 74' T The Band Glamorizes Our Events The Somersworth High School Band adds pep and enthusiasm to any school event. The icy air of the November football games does not prevent the marching band from performing in grand style for the crowds. This group also performs in local parades and gains much recognition for so doing. After the marching season, the band begins to prepare for the Christmas Con- cert. After that event all the work goes into preparing for the highlights of the year - the Spring Concert and the Music Festival. Because of long hours of rehearsal and hard work, the band proves to be outstanding under Wayne L. Killian's expert supervision. V 'JSI 15 -J. Mojorettes, Kneeling - A. Mercier. Standing - L, Ouellette, Lucille Dumais, J. Shevelin, Linda Dumais, G. Babb. The members of the Somersworth High School Band, under the direc- tion of Wayne Killian. First row, left to right - J. Kennedy, L. For- tier, R. McCain, J. Gainor, M. ln- galls, P. Bembe, R. Langevin. Sec- ond row - G. O'Malley, C. Abbott, J. Foss, R. Ferland, W. Chick, A. Leclair, C. Griffin, D. Richard, Y. Lord, A. Fillion, F. Leclair. Third row A J. McLeod, L. Whittier, W. Gagne, R. Maloomian, E. Rodney, K. Larow, D. Pouliot, B. Bragdon, W. Edmonds. Drummer - R. Hamel, Director 4 W. Killian. Off to the All State Music Festival R Langevin R Ferand, A. Leclair, J. Kennedy, Mr. Kil- li ll lg ll 'vf gx ll ,o-s 'uf' Our snow shovelers, door keepers, floor sweepers, heot regulators, ond general jocks-of-oll trades, the custoduorts, Albert Gogne lleftl and Wilfred Dubois lrlght . ff The Christmas dinner proved to be 0 treat for cill. These People Keep Busy Mrs. Cormier ond her stoff provide us with excellent noon meols. Mrs. Hodsdon, Mrs. Lessord, Mrs. Gogne, Mrs. Cormier, Mrs. Spellmon. Spring Concert Highlights The Musical Year ln the spring of l957 melodic strains filled our beautiful new gym- nasium, as the choir and band appropriately rendered their version of the harmonious selection of Melodic Caravan, the classical selection of Deep River Rhapsody, and the light and gay arrangement of Surrey with the Fringe on top. All combined in making a well-appreciated program. The program, under William E, Elwell's supervision, was light enough to be thoroughly enjoyable and classical enough to suit those seeking entertainment on a higher plane. Deep River Rhapsody delights the audience. First row, left to right - J. Kennedy, L, Fortier, J. Gainor, M. Ingalls, A. Fillion, R. Lange-vin. Second row - J. Foss, P. Gonthier, J, O'MalIey, P. Berube. Third row - J, McLeod, L. Whittier, G, O'Malley, C. Gagnon, W. Edmonds, C, Griffin, l.. Morrissette, D. O'Malley, R, Ferland, A. Turgeon, D. Brown. Fourth row - R. Hamel, D. Vachon, S. Foss, J. Herrick, N. Lazzora, A o K.. 5 1 f gtxx -e 'fx ' F ' T 2 .. ' ,Lu 1Y5- A f The Chorr renders tts version of the Melodic Ccrovon First row, left to right 1- R Cyr, 'NJ Dubois, A Lossonde, J Irwin, J Turcotte, S Knkes, J Golnor M Corrigan, G Hebert, A Jackson E Constontolwos, L Herrick Second row I Cbobct, L St Hrlonre,J Ross, E Et Lourent, M St Lcurent, D Fortter, A Mercier, L Dumois, D Fournier, L Fortler,J Kennedy, E Emerson Third row S Foss, R Hugbes, R Longevnn, P Hennelly R Ferlonrl, E DeForrest R Ouellette, R Moroslwuo Fourth row R FJrtler, H Adoms, R Conttn, R SCQVCV N Turgeon, P Lossonde, N Poitrds, F Rodney, R Willett, T Legro, J Frdncoeur, D Veno, N Ferlond, L Roberge, E Groves Pianist -- A, Leclour Director, Wulllom F Elwell Plenty Good Room directed by Poul Lossonde, d member of tne senior closs First row, left to right 1 I Aubert, R Cyr, N Dubois A Lossonde, J Irwin, S Krlkes J. Gonnor, M Corrlgon, G Hebert A Joekson, E Cpnstontokos, L Herrlel1,M Homel, D Robinson, F, Kelley Second row +A Leclorr, l Cbobot, L St Hllonre J Ross, P Hennelly, D Fortler, F DeFf:rrest A Mercier L Durndns, D Fournier L Fortler R D:1vls,J Kenroedx, J XCVWJS, E EVTWVVDV1, R Noel, R M Bernobo, P Normondeou Third row S Foss, R Ff1'tler,H Adomu R fontnn, R Sedvew, N lurqein N Pwrtros, F Rodney, R Willett, T Legro J Frqrggpur, D Vino, N Ferlund L Rmryerge Pianist M Ross ,A - - ' U1 if N 'P ,A Y s- . .. 1, 4 L r 1 t' S .rx ' , 'i . ' f . gf- ' V z , 5' 3. I X - r - s ' 1-A. P L 2 if X fx - ' I'I . 'rf ' 2 v J- oh at ,'- I' I .- , , f 1,','A o LFC- I ' 'exp 5' A W rf ' . U1.s.b ' . 'Mix 7 ' 1:9 .. ' 5. N Uv' xx he K QP-' e eg-3? 558' ' 4 , .is g -, Aw. P ph A . F- L ,Q ggi I 15? Remembering po Q-. ' My 1 , V 9 N 'rf ,..,z,,.. ., , 52,0- Lt , 41',, .N v 4 ' ' ' - pq. Qjxn-ts' A - frw .FN-4 ng' Y YQQQQ YW: 5. I v . P ms Our Athletic Contests I' SE p . VARSITY Kneeling, left to right - J, Xenos, L. Casey, R. Vachon, P. Marashio, D. Vallee, G. Panteledes, R. Demers Standing Manager J. McLeod, R. Ouellette, Captain C. Smirles, J. Francoeur, P. Hennelly, Coach Francoeur. Football . . The Somersworth High School Hilltoppers surprised their most ardent supporters by com- pleting a very successful season in which five victories were registered as against only two defeats. Among the victims were Kennett of Conway, Sanborn Seminary, Manchester West, St. John's of Concord, and Pinkerton Aca- demy. Spaulding of Rochester and Exeter, the only two Granite State elevens able to com- pile unbeaten and untied records, were vic- torious over the Somersworth eleven. There were but three veterans of the l956 season among the 56 candidates who ans- wered the coll for practice late in August. Kennett was soundly trounced 27-6 as Cap- tain Smirles scored 3 touchdowns and ran for ll8 yards in the opening game of the season at the Noble Pines. 82 Two generations of Francoeurs Coach Francoeur and Jeffrey A series of unfortunate incidents slowed down the development of the inexperienced squad. Roland Martin, sophomore defensive star suffered a fractured clavicle and was lost to the team Everett Graves the lone veteran lineman and regular left tackle was forced to give up football the following week when an old knee inyury put him out of ac tion Ronald St Laurent reserve quarterback was also lost to the team with a dislocated shoulder The coaches headed by the veteran Jeffrey F Francoeur who was assisted by Ralph Ro well and Merle Eggert worked overtime to tind the right combination for the all impor tant Exeter game The Hawks struck twice for a l2 0 lead in the first three minutes of play and then held on to eke out a l27 victory over the scrappy and courageous Somersworth eleven The Toppers missed at least three scoring chances in the second half Richard Ouellette scored the lone Somersworth touchdown Playing uninspired and listless football the team bounced back to defeat a weak San born Seminary team 20 to 6 at Kingston the following week Touchdowns were scored by Hennelly Francoeur and Smirles Finally the Somersworth team started to of Richard Demers Lawrence Casey Paul Marashio George Fournier and Ronald Can ney stopped the West attack cold while Smirles Ouellette Francoeur Ferland and Xenos gained over 300 yards in a 20 0 rout at Manchester ln one of the most exciting games of the year the Hilltoppers managed to outscore a fighting St Johns of Concord team 20 l8 for their fourth victory of the year Lawrence Casey left tackle recovered a St John s fumble in the end zone for one of the three Somersworth touchdowns The Spaulding Red Raiders state cham pions for two yea s won their snxth consecu tive game of the season and their l4th in a row over a two year period by defeating a stubborn and hard fighting Somerswortn elev en 26 6 at Rochester in a driving rainstorm CAPTAIN COSTA SMIRLES All State Fullback JEFFREY FRANCOEUR All State Quarterback I ' I I ' ' I I I . I - I I I I ' V . 4. - -N? work as a unit. The five-man defensive line iw, . --. -L44 . W 1 I , I 1 ' . I I I I I I I ' . . I - Y . F . , i I ' 83 JOHN XENOS GEORGE PANTELEDES PAUL HENNELLY All State Rlght End Small aggressnve and determlned Dlmunlllve l IOlfb0Cl4 besl' DCSSGV on Elected Co Captann for l958 great team man the letim Takes The S potlzght The Toppers drove 76 yards nn l7 plays to become the second team to score on Roches ter A Hennelly to Xenos 40 yard pass set up the touchdown Captain Smlrles covered the last l5 yards on 5 runnlng plays A sensatlonal 85 yard run back of a klck off by Richard Ouellette an the dying mo ments of the qame gave the Hulltoppers a 20 l9 vlctory over a strong Pinkerton Aca demy eleven at Derry Veterans Day The game was a thnller wuth the lead changmg hands several tumes throughout the contest The offenslve llne of the Demers brothers Casey Panteledes Marashuo Vachon Vallee Fournuer and Xenos opened gapmg holes rn the Pmkerton lane enablnng the Somersworth backs to gain over 300 yards rushing John Xenos and Rene Turgeon were elected l958 football co captains by the l7 letter men They wall lead a veteran llne and some promlsnng backs un quest of the Dlvusuon lll champlonshup The Junlor Varsuty had a 3l l record whale the Freshmen defeated Dover and lost to Rochester In their two objective games Three members of the team were chosen on the All State eleven Captaun Costa Smur les quarterback Jeffrey Francoeur and Cap tam elect John Xenos No less than 3l Somersworth boys have now been chosen on the All State Team from l95l to l958 Agam the Hulltoppers were honored when Coach Len D Erraco chose both Edmond Tur cotte and Robert Plante to represent the state of New Hampshure nn the Shrme Maple Sugar Bowl game When Robert Plante re sagned so that he mught attend the Natnonal Junuor Achuevement Conventuon as the New Hampshure delegate, Dennis Flanagan was chosen as a replacement Both Turcotte and Flanagan dustmguushed themselves nn the rout of the Vermont All Stars 4 A l' ' 1 . . sf r ,,- its 7 , Y' , Q ' Y S C if ' ls. I l Q 'A .4,gr1. S., , K 4.1 . l'l '1 - D I ' I ' ' I . I U - - I I - I , . , . I I I I I I I 84 Paul Hennelly gomg fo valuable yardage n the Kennett game whsle key blocks ae thrown by Captan Sm rles an Jeffrey Frcncoeur SEASON S RECORD THEY KENNETT EXETER SANBORN MANCHESTER WEST SPAULDING PINKERTON ACADEMY r-7' s M eww! RICHARD DEMERS ROGER VACHON RICHARD OUELLETTE Most mpro ed player on the team Dependable guard and terrlfvc Speedy ght halfback whose 80 yard blocker run won the Pmke ton game 85 WE 25 TT T T ,,.,, TT T 0 7 T T T T 'I2 20 ..,r...,,.,.. T l,,....r T 6 20 TTT T T T T T T T T T 0 20 TT T ST. JOHN -T T T TT T T 18 6 ,... .... T T T TT TTT T T T T T 26 20 T T T TT T T T TTT T 19 In LJX',lQ?,,,9,, i f7,,ok 4 A Q A T 'T TTT T 3 T, . ' . A- V IE' 'Sql VARSITY Kneeling, left to right - D, Lafond, l.. Rossi, P. Hennelly, Co-Captains N. lferland and J. F ancoeur R Ferland D Vallee, R. Thibeault. Standing - R. Ouellette, L. Casey, J- Xenos, C' Sm'fl95- Following a discouraging first half, the ?Ome'SWO'2h Hlghh achoil- basketball Last-minute instructions from Coach Michel C Sm: les eom Won our ,O t e ost We game? to J. lfrancoeur, J. Xenos, P. Hennelly N Ferland Coach end the season in a blaze of glory. High- Michel- Iight of the season for Coach Robert Michel was the 68-6l upset win over a veteran Hampton team, which had won sixteen consecutive games. Just prior to the first game, a heart breaking 54-56 loss to Berwick Acad- emy, the varsity squad members chose two seniors, Jeffrey Francoeur and Nor- man Ferland, as co-captains. Co-captain Jeffrey Francoeur scored 334 points in eighteen games to break Roger Lapointe's record of 306 points made in l953. He also broke Lapointe's record of an l8-point per game average, made in l954, by averaging l8.6 points per game for eighteen games. The original record of 277 points set by James Fabiano in the l938-39 sea- son has been beaten by exactly four players - Coach Robert Michel, Roger Lapointe, Robert Lapointe, and Jeffrey Francoeur. The scoring of the other six lettermen follows: David Vallee, l56, Paul Hen- nelly, l38, John Xenos, l28, Norman Ferland, l23, Roderick Ferland, 62, and Costa Smirles, 47. Paul Hennelly proved to be the most consistent from the foul line with a percentage of .7l4, 40 foul goals in 56 attempts. ,ft bf i 86 DAVID VALLEE RODERICK FERLAND JOHN XENOS PAUL HENNELLY Good Sophomore Scorer Good Defensive Mon Outstanding Rebounder Ploymoker Tough Competition SEASON'S RECORD We They 54 Berwick Academy 56 44 Kennett 46 68 St. John 67 33 Pembroke 46 45 Kennett 58 48 Newmarket 55 56 Exeter 78 72 Oyster River 51 65 Penacook 76 52 Hampton 67 62 St. John 81 55 Newmarket 89 57 Exeter 75 55 Oyster River 36 61 Sanborn 56 68 Hampton 61 67 Pembroke 61 48 Sanborn 49 JEFFREY FRANCOEUR Coach NORMAN FERLAND Co-Captain ond High Scorer ROBERT MICHEL Co-Coproiri ond Driver , I .-.Ji 1 .1 N I. - 3 x . 4 I '--. gay. 1 L' V, R . ,Irs ... A , ,wi - ' . N., .. .. -437 ' ' .- BASEBALL Seated, left to right - R. Fortier, R. Poliquin, D. Moore, P. St. Laurent, J. Sherman, R. Lambert, R. Martin. Kneeling N. Lord, D. McLeod, P. Hennelly, E. Turcotte, R. St. Laurent, N. Ferland, R. Thibeault, G. Metivier. Standing - Mr Rowell, D. Veno, J. Francoeur, R. Ouellette, C. Smirles, R. Michaels, R. Ferland, M. O'Malley. Diamondmen Clinch Southeastern Coached by Ralph Rowell and led by Cap- tain Richard Michaels, the Somersworth High School Hilltoppers won lo consecutive games before losing the state title to St, Patrick's High School of Berlin in the finals of the New Hampshire lnterscholastic Athletic As- sociation Baseball Tournament. In the preliminary round, back to back singles by Donald Veno and Raymond Thi- beault accounted for both of Somersworth's runs. Norman Ferland pitched all the way. He scattered five singles, struck out nine enemy batters and gave up but one base on balls. Behind the one-hit pitching of Donald Veno, Somersworth nosed out Pembroke 2-O in two extra innings to move into the Class M finals. Captain Michaels' clutch double in the ninth inning drove in Paul Hennelly and Edmond Turcotte who had reached on consecutive singles after two were out. Donald Veno pitched no-hit, no-run ball over the regulation distance. Halen collected Pem- broke's lone single with one away in the eight frame. ll II ' M League Title And . NORMAN FERLAND PAUL HENNELLY Leading Batter 81 Run-Scorer lnfielder - Pitcher Pitcher - lnfielder One Ot Best Hitters Good RBl Man -its . J, I t . ff , A - ' .f I' . 5, ' . f f J ' ' ' 'ki' ' ' ' I , . , V. . V ., - . ,Q .1 . .i f H .3 leans . V. . Q., 4,i' . ..,, . . ' . .M . : 'A -L V' ' ' St. Patrick's High School of Berlin ended Somersworth's l6-game winning streak at Plymouth by a score of 5 to l to annex the Class M championship of the Granite State. Paul Hennelly, Somersworth's starting pitch- er, walked the first three men to face him. Ted Fauteaux, St. Patrick's star, drove in three runs on a long double down the right field line. Dave Bilodeau scattered five Somersworth singles over the seven inning route while his mates annexed two more in- surance runs. There were many outstanding individual achievements during the regular season. Nor- man Ferland, a junior, set an all-time record for batting as he collected 27 hits in 5l of- ficial times at bat for a 529.4 batting average. Other 400 hitters were Paul Hen- nelly, a junior, and Roderick Ferland, a freshman. One-hit, no-run games were re- corded for three pitchers, Norman Ferland, Paul Hennelly, and Donald Veno. The 34-2 score against St. John's of Concord was one of the greatest displays of power hitting ever recorded in Somersworth. Coach Rowell's three-year record now reads: 36 victories, 6 defeats, and l tie - p,i1obably the best in the state of New Hamp- s ire. Coach Rowell presented the Southeastern League trophy as well as the state Class M Runner-up Trophy to Principal Hibbard at the annual Awards Assembly. Each letter- man received gold baseballs, symbolic of the league championship, and silver balls, the runner-up prize in Class M. Reach State Play-Offs K ' 1 l ll Ig Sl . ge, E f J Y K ,ls U-,sl V, ' ' w - 11,2 ' RICHARD MICHAELS EDMOND TURCOTTE Captain Leading Hustler One Of Leading Hitters Steady Pitcher Steadiest lnfielder Best Outfielder Excellent Leader WE 8 14... .. 34... .. 15... .. 9... .. 10... ,. 12... .. 12... .. 9... .. 11... .. 4... .. 7... .. 9... .. 13... .. SEASON'S RECORD bf .,.. . ,745 THEY Sanborn Seminary . . . . . . . 1 Hampton ......... . . 7 St. John's ...... .. 2 Oyster River .. 0 Exeter ...... . . 4 P.E.A. J.V. . . . . 1 Raymond ....... . . 4 Newmarket ...,.. . . 0 Sanborn Seminary . . . . . 0 Hampton ........ . . 5 Oyster River ..... . . 0 Exeter ............ . . 2 Newmarket lforfeitl . . . . . 0 Raymond ..,...... . . 2 COSTA SMIRLES DONALD VENO RICHARD RONALD l-e0dll'1Q Slugger Pitcher - First Bosemon QUELLETTE ST, LAURENT outfielder one Of Le0CllnQ Clvfch Fastest Man On Squad lnfielder Good l'l fe Hlffefs Good Outfielder Steady Hitter . 5 A . Wh- .. 1, g g . . Leads Team ln Stolen Bases W. .,f3x1'R ' li AT' A 'S' 'Q' . , 4- ,, Ayaf xg :Nils 'X . , . ., g- '-: g f,,'ff ' fl.: l .2 .V lf.. . It N I I ,nt ' ' . .,, - ,-1, N .1 WH' Track Men Compete For Records The Somersworth High School trazk team showed marked improvement during the i957 season. An attractive schedule was arranged and over 25 candidates reported to Robert Michel, who became the fourth track coach in a period of six years. Richard Cantin and Roland Turgeon, veterans of three years of track, were elected co-captains by the lettermen prior to the first meet. Highlight of the season was a dual-meet victory over Berwick by the slim margin of half a point. At the small-school Exeter Relays, Somersworth scored in the Freshmen Relay, in the shotput, and in the broad jump. At the annual Southeastern Meet the Hill- toppers gave their best performance in five years, scoring 27 points. Robert Plante, Somers- worth's high scorer for three consecutive years, just missed out for the Most Valuable Award. He was first in both the discus and the shotput, and third in the 220. John Xenos, a sopho- more, was Second in the lOO, third in the broad jump, and in a tie for third in the high jump. Norman Poitras was third in the shotput, Robert Seavey was second in the pole vault, Richard Cantin was third in the same event, Louis Rossi was fourth in the broad jump, and Michael Bis- son was third in the high jump. Robert Plante's eight points at the annual state meet, held at the University of New Hampshire, placed Somersworth ninth in a field of fourteen Class M schools. At the annual spring awards assembly, letters were awarded to Robert Plante, Richard Cantin, Roland Turgeon, John Xenos, and manager, James McLeod. VARSITY Seated, left to right - S. Foss, D. Vachon, J. Richardson, D. Vallee, L. Barron, A. Anderson, N. Lord. Kneeling - R. Turgeon, R. Seavey, J. Xenos, R. Canney, M. Bisson, H. Adams, D. Lafond, R. Cantin. Standing - Coach Michel, R. Plante, E. Poisson, W, Rodney, D. Flanagan, P. Marashio, Manager J. McLeod. Robert Plante showing his form in the shotput which earned him many first places. , a lf- ., ' ywL', fn v9,lf1A.1:i Q. -f 50-J ,av-1 A..- 4 Co-Captain Richard Cantin clears the standards in easy fashion, -s . . -,Y s. Robert Seavey demonstrates his tech- nique while practicing for the State Meet, 47 Spring Ai' !i' I i Q 5 gist ' .:., .i 15 ,.g,. M'1'-ri, '30 93' at , 1 '31, Q z , , wk Z., 'Y ffm? .. ,- ,Q K, ,if ,.. . .,-,Z ' x x 'S ' 4 , MQ, ru, , t , '95 ' r 19 1248? ' 'M A , 8 'Lf Z? The Crown and the honor of being chosen l958 SWEETHEARTS is proudly accepted by Patricia Aucloir and Costa Smirles from the l957 SWEETHEARTS, Juliette Cote and Paul Walker. v ,X ft? L ? il 5. J Regal Splendor At A Memorable Dance Patricia Auclair and Costa Smirles were unanimously chosen by members of the fa- culty and the student body to hold the title of HILLTOP ECHO SWEETHEARTS. These two students were chosen because of their many fine traits of character, and for the true school spirit which they have displayed, not only on the yearbook staff, but in all other school activities as well. Their over- whelming popularity with teachers as well as students accounts for the fact that they have always maintained a high scholastic stand- ing, and that they have at all times been very co-operative and dependable. Patricia Auclair and Costa Smirles pose with the run- ners-up, Robert Plante and Rachel Aubert. C 'A .f Y I t The Magic Moments Of The Prom The long awaited first waltz on that memorable evening. The juniors, with stars in their eyes, begin the traditional promenade. Marching to the melodious strains of James Gendron's Orches- tra, they make intricate and beautiful forma- tions. The handsome, gallant gentlemen in their white dinner jackets, black trousers, and plaid ties waltz with their ladies who are clad in long, soft-flowing, bouffant gowns, enhanced 1 .s by the exquisitely scented flowers of their cor- sages. This is truly a paradise of loveliness which lends a more special air to the theme of Gay Paree. As the dancers reluctantly leave the never-to-be-forgotten setting, the fate- ful hour of midnight arrives. Once again the juniors feel that a dream has come true on this night of nights. Fade Too Quickly Q W' 'P A 3'-Jn ,Y . J, ,J xx I' ' K' ' 62' Q-, , W' gf n 2 . , 0. x Q -f Ffoxh I 11 - ' X119 lf X V u- 4 The Class Officers -- L. Roberge, D, Fourmer, J. Froncoeur, ond G. Gorlorwd proudly pose for our comerornon 98 Members of the Junior Prom Decoration Committee do not know the meaning of hesitation when it comes to adding to the beauty of the theme, Gay Paree. Left to right - M. St, Laurent, R, Carignan, J, Lavigne, E. Gagne, A. Leclair, P. Auclair, S. Tanguay, J. Francoeur, B, Conney, A. Roy, R, Aubert, D. Ouellette, A. Mercier, L. Dumais. vgv , s . r 4 N M Youthful splendor facing all points of the compass, 99 , , g D Lasting Memories Of 1 L ,,,,. X.-v gb if v-S. 'l gi iifx - .x ' 1 C' .f R X ii . 'i The long hours of planning our book, setting-up pages, collecting ads, selling Christmas cords, are a thing of the post, and at last we can relax and enjoy previewing our i957 HILLTOP ECHO. R. Aubert, A. Leclair, D. Ouellette, P. Auclair, C, Smirles, A. Roy, M. Joy, E. Gagne, Miss Lefebvre, Sfonding - R. Ferlancl, A, Lofleur, J. St, Jean, M. Dubois, L. Dumais. prise HILLTOP ECHO OSCAR for out- standing work in the field of journalism as the other recipients look on. A. Mercier, D. Ouellette, P. Auclair. Therese Gagnon accepts the i957 sur- Yearbook Banquet ,.f '90, NV x, . Hug :R -'- in XX HILLTOP ECHO dignitaries autograph Well Wishes in the new edition of the HILLTOP ECHO. A. Mercier, T. Gagnon, Miss Lefebvre, P. Auclair, R. Auberf, P. Gagne. Having spent many hours planning our book, the staff enioys a well-deserved banquetf This xear's gala affair was once again held at the Cascade Lodge in Saco, Maine. First table, left to right - P. Walker, C. Smirles, J. Francoear, A Le- clair, D Ouellette, L. Durnais, M. Joy, E. Gagne, R. Ferland, D. Robinson. Second fable - J. Lavigne, R. Goulet, A. Rav, J. Sf. Jean, H. Meserve, D. Robinson, A. Lafleur, M. Dubois, E. Turcotfe, J. Foss. Head table A A. Mercier, T. Gagnon, Miss Lefebvre, P. Aucloir, R. Aubert, P. Gagne. f f-23' ,E.fl+'f'- ,,, ,. - Fred Legro reads the Last Will and Testament of Class President, Emile Poisson, presents the Class Gift to our me Clogs gf 1957, principal, Mr. Hubbard. M K The Unforgettable -vin Ronald Dupuis appears happy as he is about to receive his porting gift from the Givers of Gifts, Robert Plante and Therese Gagnon. lO2 , Fl -ft. Q54 V ,, WF' M' x ' 24 V ' 'F 1 1 L t: .hw Arlene Jackson and Norman Tur- geon foretell the future of their classmates very effectively. Commencement CLASS DAY ' SOMERSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL Class historians, Richard Can- tin and Diane Robinson, rem- inisce at the Heavenly Hotel. HEAVENL nom '1 CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS June l2, I957 SALUTE TO THE FLAG National Anthem HISTORY . . . . . , Diane Robinson Richard Cantin GIFTS . . . . . . Robert Plante Therese Gagnon GIFT TO SCHOOL , . .. Emile Poisson PROPHECY . . . . . . Arlene Jackson Norman Turgeon WILL ................ Fred Legro SENIOR RECESSIONAL School Song Gives Us From This Day Forward, a choralogue, under the direction of Miss Mary E. Riley, was presented as the commencement program of l957, and superseded the tradition- al type of graduation which had been used in the past. The four graduation speakers played the role of the Salutatorian, the Valedictor- ian, the Alumnus, and the Principal, and spoke when called upon by the Voice of Alma Mater which was heard over the loud speaker. They also invested the four highest-rank- ing students in the Class of i958 as the Junior Keepers of the Torch of Knowledge which was burning on the school altar. The setting for this choralogue was a simple one, but a waltz se- lection which recalled to the mem- bers of the class the night of their Junior Prom, added a touch of color. The whole program proved to be very effective even though it was so different from the general pattern of graduation exercises. Jeannine Ross as the vcledictorian says, From this day, forward, then Look up . . . not down! From this point on we wear the cross and crown The mystic mantle of maturity, For all our lives are Dates with Destiny. I, H: . ' , . 0 40,1 -r ' wh . lx: so A v I - . . ,-s Everlasting Memories A group of boys rendering a choral reading selection of the Marines' Hymn during the program. Albert Colburn, Harold Adams, Richard Michaels, Richard Cantin, Dennis Flanagan, Fred Legro, Norman Turgeon. HH I i - y ark. To the beat of their oncoming feet, then. This is the date that Fate promised to meet them! Tenderly . , . Fondly . . , Let's stand, as we greet them! N! 9 Though We Part On Graduation 2 iff!! - A'35r,.,+? 'iff' ' Fl' The bell tolls the hour for porting From the old familiar placeg Still we linger a while, as a lover Watches a dear one's face. -rm' if ' ' iffy 25, K ' . A A .W ' 'W 4 f W , J f.::J,,p ,rt few' 4, T ,, 'f J'-M ' J.- n , sf,. . A ,I ff- WW , Wm. Let's bring again a time long gone - The night we waltzed at Junior Prom! The music playedg the dancers swayed! Our hearts were youngg our spirits gay? That eve in Spring, Youth had its fling The dance . . 4 the hour meant everyth --v ing T19 Q .0 gf 6 l' A . . The four groduotnon speakers - Jeonmhe Ross, voleductoruong Rnch- ord Leclerc, solutoforuong l Potrrclo Gogrme ,fourth honor portg Estelle Au- bert, thurd honor port, . ll 'V af , ' ,Q i',,if,,Z' ,- . fr e V 'i '- X' ,fe Y Q7 'S',l V And they'll hold hugh their torch In the dorkness, As they prouse Alma Moter's name. A 4- if 7 , , ,I HA.. N W , M, Zo 11 i ,Qi v..-,-. ,wil t.A-i1L A , A ig , - 1. - A A Af 9 4' , 9 ,ef-,4 1 ffgf'-F' 4- - - If W - - f Y - M nf L A Bond Of Friendship Will Remain . I , 1 I i 5 Y . -1- n ?L U- .gs , , Qu jf A A N fix Q , , .-fi.. gg, Proud closs officers in formal attire ore Emile Polsson, Jeonmne Ross, Potriclo Gogne, and Robert Seovey. IO8 13 I1 533 .1 ..r ,lg 44,-0-,-.... Y ,. lx, I 'Sl : ' -xl.b,,,,, li -. if ii Sensors proudly promenodlng of the lost school lormol, Youthful DUlChYIfUdC, whnrllng clrcles, and mtrlcote desugrm molre the end of the sensors' lost promenade, From This Day Forward Seniors with mingled feelmgg happy, because of the culmmafion of a taskg sad, because of thesr departure from Somersworth Hlgh School. Prmcipol ond Mrs. Hibbord ond other members of the faculty, parents, ond frrends oi the graduates in the renewing lme. 51 .xx ' e ,! .l- V Q -. ' VM91 ,4 4 ' 31 Q.-Jr r ' W ' 1 f 4' Vg fi N f - X ' ki : X ,zu 75. ' Our Appreciation ns ul' JYW SA, S 'SRI' J 'N YES, MANY THANKS TO THE ADVERTISERS AND OTHER FRIENDS WHOSE OENEROUS SUPPORT CONTRIBUTES SO MUCH TO THE SUC- CESS OF OUR HILLTOP ECHO. WE WISH TO SAY, Thdflk You Mr and Mrs Rlchard Adrnen Mr and Mrs Rudolph Arsenault Mr and Mrs Frank Babb Thomas J Ball Mr and Mrs Edwin R Baxter Attorney and Mrs John F Beamns Rt Rev Msgr Hector Benoit D D Dr and Mrs Lnonel Bergeron Dr and Mrs l E Bergeron Mr and Mrs Paul Bernner Mr and Mrs John Butler Mr and Mrs Rudolph Camure M E Berry Jr Mr and Mrs Napoleon Berube Mr and Mrs Adolphe Blsson Mr and Mrs EdwardJ Bnsson Mr and Mrs Ollver Busson Mr and Mrs Oswald Carlgnan Mass Mary Casey Reverend Roland Blals Dr and Mrs Anthony Bonanno Mrs AlfredJ Boucher Chlef of Police and Mrs Charles Boucher Dr and Mrs H Paul Boucher Mlss Vera C Bragg Reverend Lawrence Burns Attorney and Mrs Leo Cater Mr and Mrs Wulluam Chuck Mr and Mrs Roland Cllche Albert E Colburn Mr and Mrs John Corstantlne Clyde Coolldge Theodore Cooludge Attorney and Mrs Ruchard Cooper Mr and Mrs Eugene Cormler Mr and Mrs Daniel Cote Reverend Joseph Cote Attorney and Mrs Glenn G Davis Mrs Florence E Demers Mlss Glorla Demers Mr and Mrs Omer DeRoy Mr and Mrs Alex Dnamond Mlss Phyllis Dnamond Mass Anita Dumals Mrs Shirley Droum Dr and Mrs Lionel DesMarals Dr and Mrs Robert DesMaraus Attorney and Mrs Clovus Desmarals Dr and Mrs Davnd Eastman Mr and Mrs Wllluam E Elwell Mr and Mrs Robert English Mr and Mrs Conrad Ferland Mr and Mrs MartunJ Flanagan Mr and Mrs Fred S Foss Mlss Joan Fournier Mr and Mrs Norman Fournler Mr and Mrs Edwln Furlong Mrs Ruta Gagnon Mr and Mrs George Gould Mr and Mrs James Grady Wnlllam L Hennelly Mr and Mrs Muchael Heon Mnss Dorcas Hodsdon Mrs John Hodsdon HIL'-TOP ECHO Ayumn Mr' Gnd Mrs NlOl'Cel Houde ll4 - - + . - . . - I I at , . , , . , . . , . . . I - ic - - if ' - - -k . . . ,, at . . ,, - -k + 5 . . lrvmg W Hersey Assoclates Mass Joan lrwnn Mr and Mrs Ike Isaacson Mrs H O Jackson Reverend Gerald Joyal Mrs Joseph H Kennedy Mr and Mrs Ralph Kummens Mr and Mrs Jack LaBonte Muss Jeannme Lacasse Mr and Mrs Albert Lambert Mr and Mrs Alphonse Lambert Dr and Mrs Wnlllam Latchaw Mr and Mrs Arthur Lavallee Mr and Mrs Lorenzo LeBlond Dr and Mrs Gerard LeBrun Reverend Leo Lefebvre Mr and Mrs Fred Legro Mr and Mrs Albernc LeHoull:er Mrs Rose Anna Lessard Mr and Mrs Alderac Lord Miss Mary Loughlnn John F McGreal Mr and Mrs Edward McKeon Dr and Mrs Joseph McKeon Mr and Mrs Joseph McKeon Sr Mr and Mrs Fred Mansfield Mr and Mrs Norman Matthews Mr and Mrs James McLeod Mr and Mrs James McLm Mr and Mrs Thomas McLun Mr and Mrs Henry Mercner Mr and Mrs Thomas F Mane Mr and Mrs Joseph Moorehouse Mvss Bertha Moran Mr and Mrs Rene Morin Mr and Mrs Robert Myers Reverend and Mrs John E Nelson Mr and Mrs George OMalley Mr and Mrs Antonio Ouellette Mass Patrncla Ouellette Mr and Mrs Ruchard Ouellette Mr and Mrs Leonard Perreault Dr W E Precourt Mr and Mrs ArthurW Proulx Mr and Mrs Matthew H Rnley Mass Duane Robinson Mr and Mrs LorenzoT Ross Mr and Mrs Joseph Roy Mrss A Katheryn Royce Mr and Mrs Paul St Laurent HILLTOP ECHO Alumm Somersworth Aerle l887 Somersworth Knwanus Club Mr and Mrs Edward Spellman Paul Spellman Mr and Mrs Fred H Taylor Dr and Mrs Roland G Tremblay Mr and Mrs Joseph Turcotte Mr and Mrs Leo Turcotte Paul Walker Mr and Mrs PhulWentworth Jr Mr and Mrs Phvl Wentworth Sr Dr Clyde Whrtehouse Dr and Mrs Max Wmer Dr Louis Wuseman Mrss Doreen Wyatt Mass Harruet Xenos Mr and Mrs MaxT Young ll5 D . ' . .k . ' . If , . , . I . 'k Mr. and Mrs. Leon Newbury I . - l- . k . . Q ' . . ' . ,Q . . i . . at . . , . . . , , . 1 k . , i i ' ' Congratulations ancl thanks . . . WE AT ROEBUCK'S WERE PLEASED AND PROUD TO COOPERATE WITH YOUR ADVISER AND STAFF IN THE PRODUCTION OF YOUR I958 YEARBOOK. H 6 Roebuck 8. Son, Inc PRINTERS LITI-IOGRAPHERS ESTABLISHED 1919 Hopk ns 7 6700 Troducers o School and Gollege .Annuals II6 0 0 0 2I4O Aisquith Street 0 Baltimore I8, Maryland Personalized Portraits And lt's All Done With Lights! 1-4-4-el OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO 132 Boylston Street Boston Massachusetts 'Hr if -E' F-1. 197 4 A GENERAL ELECTRIC CCMPANY METER DEPARTMENT SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE 118 Ili Cf C O M IP A N Y GX? SOMERSWORTH NEW HAMPSHIRE RUUIFHNG DOVER SHOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Ompife Cjommmzaf Zbgafdzng .Slwzce Q-.... IA Editor-in-chief, Patricia Auclair, makes another deposit that will boost the HILLTOP ECHO fund. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HAMPSHIRE FOOTWEAR CORPORATION Wllnufdffurefd of gacflla-K j00flUeal' Main Street- Telephone II24 STUDLEY LUMBER INC j gflellilfg .SZWUICQ ya KJ ROCHESTER NEW HAMPSHIRE Telephone I35 5' wmeff .SQUCLO PORTRAITS Studro ond Condld 4 'fl COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Coll Dover 2304 HILLTOP ECHO k SHEVENELL S I956 WINDOW SHADES INSTALLED BY E MORRILL FURNITURE CO 421 Centro! Avenue Dover New Hompshnre 66 Ae 0 . r 77 I ff A ,ff . 1 sq, , 4, Txigif, I 'if Q I M . Jn' C B , d. I b d I1 ' p Iy I . AMES EUNSTHUIITIUN IIUMPANY if as if Contracting Engineers Sqzwzzmefsg Inc Apparel for Men BEST WISH ES f th IAFOLLA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Inc PoRTsMouTH New HAMPSHIRE .gyomerfiworflz Wafionaf Z?anL TRAINING BUSINESS PERSONNEL ggfllfe 1896 Accounting Drafting Clerical Secretarial THE McINTOSH COLLEGE Dovlzk, New HAMPSHIRE you Can ganL on M jar we Ed of .szruice Q ' QI, Arlene Roy enjoys her tour of the bank hl Miss Diamo d I956 staff member, expla h bank's filing Dionne's Market ArcI1ie's General Store 2I Washington Street Hardware - Paints Meats - Groceries Self-Service Scott's Lawn Seed I23 M 8 M BAHEHIES, INII. BAKERS OF DUTCH KITCHEN QUALITY PRODUCTS The Fischer Agency Reoltors I su once Bu Iders Robert P Vlafo a 542 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIME TANNINC- COMPANY INC BERWICK MAINE RAINBOW GARDEN The Garden of Moments to Remember SOUTH MAIN STREET NICK COLLAY 50 ORANGE STREET SOMERSWORTH NEW HAMPSHIRE NEWINGTON SALES CO sc tHo s e o e th oys ROUTE 4 d 'I6 NEWINGTON NEW HAMPSHIRE HIERIFIF IIONIES CO MIOPQJ ell feJ WILLIAM B FLYNN Portland Mome CLASS ANNOUNCEMENTS BY HERFF JONES 125 4 V- ' 4 f is 1 I I K x I .X I A- I - 4 X Di oun u e I '5 1 'i . A 8 X, ' W I 1 ' . . . ffl! ' f Jewelry - Giftware - Electrnc Appllonce Mr. ond Mrs Paul A. Nadeou HOUS W I' S 1 Clo Ing 1 T an I 0 l BOUCHER S MEN S SHOP The Store of Personalized Servuce LEMAY S GARAGE HIGH STREET SOMERSWORTH NEW HAMPSHIRE FERLAND S INC pd-nge and 3 Heating and Plumbing Contractor Electrical Appliances T? 'flxgbxx ici .ll Rock botto p ces a e fo nd th o gho t the sto e says Mr St Lou e t to h s daughte 24 Hour Oll Service Telephone 'l4W Somersworth New Hampshire ADGER FARMS CREAMERIES S I. JONES AGENCY STANLEY R GOODRICH Propruefor QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Insurance SINCE I877 PORTSMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE 6 Telephone 513 or 'I45 7I SULLIVAN STREET BERWICK MAINE I I I ll ' ' ll I l O f . ue l 5 . ' I I R I ,T 51- Bti? ' ' I L I a ' i A 'QM Q,C...,,,h I j ,V I L I, i yv I ' 5 -X V :, I m ri r u r u u r , . . r F1 i r. I O . I ' C I ' I I I CUSHMAN BAKING CO. NADEAU'S MARKET Your Somersworth Salesman THIRD STREET GERARD CHASSE SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR A GIFT THAT WILL LAST . . . EUTTEH5 JEWELEH5 Hamilton Watches Art Carved Diamonds 84 Wedding Rings A Q f .. V, ,1 Towle Sterling TELEPHONE 890-w ,rqd 99 MAIN STREET - 'li I . Richard Willett and Judy McCue know they c d p d t I' Cu ter's qua ity. CITY BURNER CO. LESTER L. JOY 58 GREEN STREET Mason Contractor TELEPHONE 296-W TELEPHONE 'I997-J Appliance Sales and Service CENTRAL PARK I27 'l DuboIs Sand 81 Gravel BERWICK Company LUMBER COMPANY I dS o Wk Qoty e Plywood G a el a d Asphalt Wo k M ld g Wollboo d 35 SECOND STREET R00 9 R F WENTWORTH SALES CO IMPERIAL CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ffm iw. ies lm --1-..::.--... ,Sag A h l958 Pl 6 MILK STREET DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE HANK AND RAY MOTOR SALES d Wh lesa P ces LEMAY S MARKET STREET d Used C S SOMERSWORTH NEW HAMPSHIRE L' ed ' SOMERSWORTH DOVER RoAo I28 O u i an rvice Bulld zer or Lumber - Hardware - r v n r . ou In - r Insulation - fin O 0 O f ,. A xx ' I I I - ,V S+ N 14,-IOL, f. ' fl i '. I 9 - ' ff .. Q, ' A ll 3 - A - I .. , I . , 1'2- xt ., ,L - ,Gb LE. , ....... I Norman Ferlond ond Rachel ubert admire I e y uth. I 1 Retail an o le ri New an ar c n I BEAUTY BAR General Lmen Servlce Co JEANNE FERLAND Proprietor Renters of Coats Aprons Towels Gowns 66 HIGH STREET TELEPHONE 36 R TELEPHONE 916 332 HIGH STREET jf 'Nfl l'2l'ltlC0 UHQPCLI .9 A H A M E L GAGNON S AUTO BODY ROMAN GAGNON Proprietor BAKER Body ond Fender Reponr ' Expert Flnlshung TELEPHONE 598 M BREAD CAKES PASTRY SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE 129 1' I A r I A - H r ' ff. fj' 'R el B L IO ' nc. I 0 0 ' ' ' DUFOUR JEWELRY O SPRING STREET JACQUES' MARKET AGENT FOR DU PONT PAINTS WALLPAPER 0 TELEPHONE 312 CHI-XHPENTIEHS MENS SHOP CLOTHES OF DISTI NCTION XXL-A Donald Ouellette knows the perfect fit is olwo when you shop ot CHARPENTIER'S. cocA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY DRU 8. BILL or SUMERSWURTH suu.lvAN SQUARE 6 'I45 GREEN STREET ' 130 BERWICK, MAINE MQRRISON S REYCO MOTORS HONEST VALUE CARS 47 SCHOOL STREET BERWICK MAINE BERWICK MAINE Sweet Slxteen And Nancy Demers Knows It s Smort To Hove Her Gowns Cleaned By DOWALIBY CLEANERS 39 LOCUST STREET DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE 'dv 'T,. DOLBY and LILLY ni JOHN E BELL SHEET METAL WORKERS HARDWARE STORE BERWICK MAINE TELEPHONE 605 ISI I I I I ' A 1 5 n A 1' 1 2 I .fr . I , 5' , I I S I A I ' ' 3 f . ' A - X . XX N -S FET, K .- QIIQEQ' . ' A I I I I Charles E. Fisher 81 Sons GEORGE and BUD'S Heatung Owls Coal Coke Burner Service 83 SOUTH MAIN STREET MEHSUN CHEVROLET EUMPA E Service ls Our Busmess TRI CITY THE CONSTRUCTION SAXBY COMPANY um num apboar S d ng an oo n TELEPHONE 1559 DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE Gasoline , I Elizabeth Emerson and Lorna Donovan can dream, can't they? ll ' ' ll AI I CI d i i d R fi g LORETTA S BEAUTY SALON SOMERSWDRTH TEXTILE 3 FORE STREET COMPANY TELEPHONE 719 a 291 w WEISS LAWRENCE INC TI-ILIiIIBIlUT The Genuine Hondloced ond Hondlosted Dress Moccasins and Loafers of Dnstlnctlon THE RAG SHOP DICK and ROLAND TELEPHONE 836 40 MARKET TREET S TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE SOMERSWORTH NEW HAMPSHIRE MOTOROLA SALES 8. SERVICE I an - , I Originotors of H T UIRCU II ll WE MUTQR SAILIES THE CASCADE LUDGE AND IIABIN5 F SACO MAINE Maine's amous Shore Dinners Previewing the 'I957 HILLTOP ECHO just before the annual banquet! 1 On Atlantic Highway, Route No. 1 Telephone BIDDEFORD 3-3271 SCARBORO 3-4416 See The YOUNG OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY When in Need of Office Equipment s ROYAL TYPEWRITERS CLARY ADDING MACHINES CASH REGISTERS T ph e GENEVA 6 6636 PORTSMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE l EAT HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIPS JOHNSON S MARKET MEATS GROCERIES FRU ITS AND VEGETABLES BERWICK MAINE M 8. E TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 135 n usiness nce I937 RAY'S SHOE STORE REPAIRING 81 FRANKLIN STREET SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE I 'IL ,.,A u . ' Exclusive Distributor of C' I . i is - N .J avr' Q,---1n -JV! ele on - - H: V, I f i 'T I . U I .V J ' ii , Adrienne Mercier is p Ii R I h ry first job. I I I B ' Si Congratulations CLASS OF 1958! GREAT FALLS BLEACHERY AND DYE WORKS INC Select The F eshest I F u t And Vegetables F o AWdeVa etyAt DANS SUPER MARKETS The Seacoast s Buslest Super Markets DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE PORTSMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE KITTERY MAINE RAY'S SUPER MARKET .E TELEPHONE 209-R 'A ' Jean Rae Vezeau and Janice Foss always remember to shop at Ray's bef p Somersworth's Most Complete Food Store Member of Associated Grocers of New Hampshire HEBERT'S RED and WHITE MARKET E' E- GRAVE5 Somerswor'rh's Most Wide Awake Grocery Store TOP VALUE STAMPS Given with Every Purchase TELEPHONE 142 340 HIGH STREET R. A. ROBERGE N' A' HABEL CONFECTIONERY FUNERAL HOME 48 ORANGE STREET 137 WARREN'S, INC. Dover's Largest Furniture Store No Interest or Carrying Charge When You Buy Your Furnlture on Budget Terms 60 THIRD STREET Opposnte Ranlroad Tower ROWE CHEVROLET CO. DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE DOVER DRUG COMPANY NEW HAMPSHIRES CUT RATE STORE Trusses Abdommal Belts Elastic Stockangs Congratulatuons to the CLASS OF I958 VIRGINIA LEE SHOPPES SOMERSWORTH DOVER FARMINGTON DR JOHN P BAKKE Churopractuc Health Center 342 HIGH STREET SOMERSWORTH NEW HAMPSHIRE STRAFFORD ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Mchael Rley and Dane Vachon ag ee that ts neve too ea ly to shop fo the future 47 49 BROADWAY DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE I 5 A us- .7 6 I 1 I4 me tf,, , Y' , 2 I , I :IL I I , p ., AV, 5 O . I I I I' I' f I' f . I I I38 BRUNELLE ALAN'S LINOI-EUM ALUMINUM PRODUCTS WALL TILE - METAL MOULDING FORMICA - VENETIAN BLINDS CARPETS -- FLOORS 319 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE KAGELEIRY'S SPA, INC. 'I'I3 WASHINGTON STREET DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE III Manufacturers of All Aluminum Combination Self Storing Storm Windows and Doors 60 MYRTLE STREET SAVING PLANS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE Granite State Cars, Inc GUARANTEED USED AUTO PARTS DOVER ROCHESTER ROAD TELEPHONE 2020 TRY US FIRST WE USUALLY HAVE IT DOVER HARDWARE AND PLUMBING Builders Hardware Paints Oils SAVINGS BANK Roofing Supplies Dennis Plante closely observes the manufacture of a combination door. , . . . O O Rachel Goulet receives valuable banking infor- mation as Miss Moore explains the value of saving. ' I Q . I I I REY'S ITALIAN SANDWICH AND PIZZA SHOP TURGEONIS MARKET 99 GREEN STREET SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE .. ns: ss' WELLWOOD STORES r pizza and sandwiches of all kinds, Rey's is the place to go Frances Leclair, Mr. Leclair, and Anita Leclair. Across from General Electric CRAWFORD, TOLLES CO. INSURANCE AND BONDING SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE and BERWICK, MAINE TOM'S TIRE SERVICE QUALITY RETREADING MARKET STREET V I C ' S DINER and RESTAURANT '1' Good Food, Good Service, and a Friendly Atmosphere - all this and more at VIC'S. soMERswon'rH, New HAMPSHIRE owned nd 0Pe 'ed bv 'he I4 CHARPENTIER FAMILY for the past Eighteen years! SMITH S JEWELERS RAY S SHOPPE 380 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE WHOLESALE RETAIL THE BIG DIPPER Jea nne Gag e t kes Ms Sm ths suggeston a d ICE CREAM pu chases a beaut ful I fo t of P ague stat e Telephone I606 GAGES HILL DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE 80 MARKET STREET SOMERSWORTH NEW HAMPSHIRE Adolph G Daveruo C Wesley Lyons YVONNES DRESS SHOP SMALLEY DAVERIO LYoNs :Nc Complete Lune of Brudals Sportswear and Formal Wear SHAW'S VARIETY MAGAZINES CANDY FOUNTAIN SERVICE MARBLE and GRANITE DEALERS 5 MAIN STREET 5 SIGNAL STREET ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE I4I I A .Vw I , I in-9, !f' ' 'gf fi' ,A I ' 9 ,A -' 'If ' r -1 , 'T is I ff FX . . If ' I f ,sat .XQ lr F .,,.. ni n a r. i ' i n r i n n r u, I I I I ' I I I I 4 STRAFFORD FARMS DAIRY, INC. Q 5 FOUNTAIN - EAN xv- , f. SERVICE MILK, CREAM, and ICE CREAM Where Friends Meet WHITING STATIONERY CO. 97 WASHINGTON STREET DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE JOHNSON HARDWARE, INC. NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE INSURANCE FOR EVERY HELENE'S OCCASION 356 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE CENTRAL AUTO BODY DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE I4 ,ww Ronald St. Laurent finds insurance easy to understand L ROMEO ST. LAURENT QUAUTY SHOES WM. G. BALL AGENCY AT POPULAR PRICES CAMPBELUS SHOES oovzn and PonTsMou'rH MRS. PAPAS COATS - SUITS DRESSES - SKIRTS 426 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE fa s REAL ESTATE BONDS INSURANCE A friendly greeting awaits us when we sell an ad to Mr. Ball a former HILLTOP ECHO staff member. Monique Deschenes Mr. Boll, and Doris Gagnon. TELEPHONE 92 YELLOW CAB COMPANY CAB FO EDYTHE Hairstyl ists AIR-CONDITIONED 466 CENTRAL AVENUE Room 11 DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Telephone 56 I Many of us ride the taxi to school S Mr. Routhier, Janet St. Jean, and Jill Turcotte. MODERN 1 COURTEOUS SERVICE Where Hair Cutting Is An Art TELEPHONE 888 CALL DOVER 985 SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE I 4 SOMERSWORTH FREE PRESS Printers ond Publishers Since I867 t Ne spape F II I te est WILLETT'S INSURANCE AGENCY 82 HIGH STREET SOMERSWORTH NEW HAMPSHIRE ROY S HARDWARE 199 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 480 SOMERSWORTH NEW HAMPSHIRE TURCOTTE S SUNDIAL SHOE STORE Op teG eoIEIet S oes to th E t e F y o so H f J p g Jocks Shoes VIGUE S DAIRY DAN DY AND LUNCHEONETTE 144 ELIIM SHELL r Ac ssfomGeeaIEIet c ,if I 'V 1 4l la If , . A I - I tt, t . J I l . K , f' : ,K X A I Monique Deschenes is explained the finer art t p ' ' g. Your Home own w r Will o ow Your Future with h I' I I posi en r c ric ' 'A f - - h r e n ir omil 1 I I , m S . I omeo um in -I ,i X I Rolonde Perreoult enjoys he best of f d. ro r n r c ri BRETON'S CHASSE'S CLEANERS 81 DYER5 SERVICE STATION Renew the Beauty of Your Garments come., of our Cleflning Methods Will Do If WASHINGTON d GREEN STREETS is rm. Y mmswm MARTY'S l ' We Give TOP VALUE STAMPS 9 MARKET STREET AUTO ELECTRIC sou'rH srnzer LEO LAGUEUX CARPENTER and BUILDER 20 CLIFF STREET TELEPHONE 519-M NADEAU'S LUNCH BUY AND sAvE AT B 81 W FUOD, INC Simone Tanguay agrees that it's easier to buy TELEPHONE 69 J DESCHENES' HIRSCH'S GROCERY STORE DEPARTMENT STORE 32 MARKET PLACE SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE wr Joan La g e s a wise and satisfied buyer. FOR THE FINEST IN JEWELRY FRANCIS C. VINCENT JEWELER Q Elizabeth Turcotte knows where to purchase smart gifts for all occasions. Jewelry for the Entire Family Gifts for Every Occasion I4 THE SMART SHOPPER PATRONIZES THE WELL-STOCKED STORE! RAY'S AMOCQ GAS AND OIL General Repairing MAIN STREET CHRISTINE'S DRESS SHOP 90 HIGH STREET SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEA CORPORATION SU BSTITUTE FOR LEATH ER BALLARD S SHELL STATION HIGH STREET SOMERSWORTH NEW HAMPSHIRE SIGNAL AUTO BODY Lou Fournier John Ware 1 Wont you b y a S10 ad Dad? 9 SIGNAL STREET ROCHESTER 282 UNION STREET LACONIA SERVE NISSEN S Dont Just Fill em Up Build em Up we X Q31 u U wSSf 'S 131. WE T OLD HQME 15-2-li 1' , -15 ---4:.T :aff- M O R E uk VITAMIN B1 ak IRON EASTERN TV COMPANY Westinghouse Appliances 0 TV All Makes SALES 8. SERVICE TELEPHONE 810 'I79 MAIN STREET J A GARVEY TRANSPORTATION INC Daily Overnight Service ir VITAMIN BL if CALCIUM MASSACHUSETTS- RHODE ISLAND 'A' NIACIN PLUS VITAMIN D 14 NEW YORK - NEW JERSEY SMITH CURTAIN and FABRICS I9 N MAIN STREET ROCHESTER NEW HAMPSHIRE Dr C Donald Weothers OPTOMETRIST Telephone 684 I6 WAKEFIELD STREET ROCHESTER NEW HAMPSHIRE PALMER PLUMBING SUPPLY CO WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY Plumbing Heotmg ond Mull Supplies Modern postel plumblng fn tures odd color to ony new home ROCHESTER NEW HAMPSHIRE H P ROBINSON L- Mr Robinson once ogom helps out by purchosnng on od un our I-IILLTOP ECHO RANGE AND FUEL OILS I4 KIMBALL AND SONS Firestone Home ond Auto Supplnes Tourome Polnts Rood Service 624 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE FOWN ES MFG. CO. Shoe Corton Department ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE FRANCES VALLEY FLOYD C DUTCH SCHOOL OF THE DANCE WHOLESALE MEATS TELEPHONE 'I24 POULTRY AND EGGS NORTH BERWICK MAIN E RICHARD S RADIO 8. TV SERVICE yG d I A Typ 'I4 LINCOLN STREET SUNSET DRIVE soMERswoR'rH NEW HAMPSHIRE L J NORMAND 8. SONS FOSTER S an DAILY DEMOCRAT SOMERSWORTH PAINT 81 HARDWARE ? PLYMOUTH MARKET FRESH MEAT FRUIT Mrs Legro keeps busy at all tlmes VEGETABLES FIRST IN COMMUNITY NEWS FIRST IN SCHOOL NEWS I 9 F I 5 ,' V I A COLOR TV Dail ra ed C asses in Richard L' Logueux II es of Dance Proprietor Education I d li E YT' HOUSE OF CHARM 479 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE MARTIN EDSEL INC 256 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE 953 ISLINGTON STREET PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE CLIFFORD K. DAVIS 7 DAVIS STREET ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE GERALD E. TOWLE, INC REAL ESTATE Sales-Service CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE C. I.. WOQDMAN JEWELERS Diamonds -- Watches - Silver TELEPHONE 88-W ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE KELLEY'S FURNITURE MART FINE FURNITURE KELVINATOR APPLIANCES 'I5'I SOUTH MAIN STREET ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE LIGHTBODY DRUG COMPANY 5 SOUTH MAIN STREET ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE THE CORSET SHOP Corset Fitting Our Specialty 2 Graduate Corsetieres WILDA MASSE, Proprietor 6 HANSON STREET ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE BEAU PRE MOTOR SALES TELEPHONE 610 'I30 SOUTH MAIN STREET ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE AINSLIE'S DRUG STORE Vitamin Headquarters BERNARD GRASSIE, Reg. Phar. JOE VACHON, Reg. Phar. CENTRAL SQUARE ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE CO-ED SHOPS Where Specials Are A Specialty H O ,A L -4 ' + - in Co-Ed Styles bring smiles for M. E. Flanagan. PORTSMOUTH - DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE EDWARD H. QUIMBY, INC. DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Jane Hayes tries the worId's finest typewriter with the worId's finest features - the SMITH CORONA. Portable Typewriters No Money Down PARADISE HARDWARE NORFOLK PAINT 5 FORE STREET SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE BOWLING GREEN, INC. 49 MAIN STREET SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE SI a Week EMERSON'S HENRY GAGNE DRUG STORE RANGE and FUEL OILS FOUNTAIN SERVICE 29 MAIN STREET Telephone 1018 28 LINCOLN STREET SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE GOSSEi.IN'S ARTHUR Pat AUCLAIR MEN'S 81 BOYS' STORE On the Square Since I9I8 90 MARKET STREET I52 PLUMBING and HEATING 72 UNION STREET SOMERSWORTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1958! NORTH BERWICK LUMBER COMPANY TELEPHONE seo RICHARD GAGNON RANGE and FUEL OILS PROSPECT STREET J. RIGAZIO 81 SON Wholesale Fruit and Produce TELEPHONE 695 ROCHESTER, N EW HAMPSHIRE ALBERT'S STU DIO CAMERA SHOP 7'I NORTH MAIN STREET ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE S. D. SUNDEEN Frigidaire Sales 81 Service 44 SOUTH MAIN STREET ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE AYERS 81 JENKINS CO. JACK'S SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family AAA- EEE - Sizes I -IO Hardware Sporting Goods Q. O Paint Radios Record Players TOYS Good quality Ioafers are always available at 56 NORTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 287 Jock's agrees Elaine Gagne. 23 MAIN STREET ROBBINS AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY nun- -1- H - - I Qi E33 f K HSE DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE WALKER ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 900 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Lord and Keenan Co., Inc. Timken Silent Automatic Oil Heat 24-Hour Emergency Service DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE HOITT AND WENTWORTH ART, SCHOOL, AND THEATRICAL SUPPLIES DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE THE POULTRY SHOP 'I3 THIRD STREET DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE oovlsn Music MANOR Elaine Gagne and Marcia Lemay patronize the well-stocked record store. DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE 4 SEAVEY HARDWARE coRPoRA'rioN M ,qs , CHABOT'S DAIRY .Ll HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE SAWYER MILL FACTORY OUTLET GOLDEN GUERNSEY DAIRY PRODUCTS TELEPHONE 498 MARITA'S SHOP ?.,.2'JE.,'13L'S'5EI 'U-Y'5 5UN0C0 Telephone 'I567 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE SPENCER FURBUSH Dolores Dubois is fascinated with her first Sewing lesson from Mrs. Flynn ond Miss Moody. SOMERSWOR-I-H New HAMPSHIRE NECCHI - ELNA SEWING MACHINE 0 d ll ROCHESTER ROAD' DUVER SALMON FALLS, New HAMPSHIRE Telephone Dover 'I090 155 C E RICKER BERWICK MAINE AUSTIN S SHELL SERVICE STATION BERWICK MAINE E A STROUT REALTY AGENCY INC Offices Coast to Coast 3'-W TQ THE HENRY A ROULX AGENCY Associate REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 3 Hansen Street Rochester New Hampshlr COOK ELECTRICALLY ECONOMICAL CLEAN FAST SAFE Mr Morin and Rachel Aubert know that EASY washers are the best Public Service Company of New Hampshire BO PEEP DIAPER SERVICE BERWICK MAINE TRI-STATE GAS 8. SUPPLY CO. BOTTLED GAS SERVICE 150 SOUTH MAIN STREET ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Ask Operator for ENTERPRISE 8006 No Charge for These Calls Ol 83 BROADWAY 9 DOVER II.II TEL 265 DFRI J UDSON DU NAWAY CORPORATION VANiSH ELF EXPELLO DELETE Makers of - Toilet Bowl Cleaner - Drain Opener - Moth Killer - Rust and Stain Remover DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE RAMBLER DOVER NASH CO INC 845 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE HILLSBOROUGH FINANCE COMPANY INC AFFILIATE OF HILLSBOROUGH INVESTMENT CORP F L COLBROTH Assistant Manager 5'l'I CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE ARLEN S WHERE YOU SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE WE HELP EVERY BODY DOVER AUTO BODY WRECKS I 19580117 an l FRAMES Z I 5 mgflfeffeo' TEL l32l 004499 IVE Complete Body and Fender l57 Repairing BUSINESS PATRONS Bernodette's Durnois Bros. Block 84 White Store Frons Deportment Store Blonchettes Furnuture Store Borney Goldstenn Corngnons Point Store Hen Pecked Chnckens Louas Cohen Hudon s Dlon s Drug Store Ido s Gift Shoppe Don s Lunch lsocoft s L G BALFOUR COMPANY Class Rmgs and Pms Commencement lnvltatlons Dlplomas Known wherever there ore Schools ond Colleges XX Xxx XXX X X X X X S DONALD B TUPPER Representotrve Box 244 Cape Cottage Branch Portland, Marne l58 Personal Cards Club lnslgnla Medals and Trophies ' I , . . . 1 . . ' I 1 I I 1 I I O O ll 'I I gk xgxXxxxxgX:,jM'x K r Q. ny.. Xt lfYif2'fJxQlf S , L' , WWE NXW,-AX' A w f'vw gm . , K R ' X X' ftxwfxj, -.Vx h , 1 S I S M. V ' S NNI., ,X,L. C , ,X TM , 4sAk .. X A wk' .- I S . . L f -lll C ' -L 5 I I S L o u . . - O NX I -35 fir... 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