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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1960 volume:

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Dems Caron Daud Dumont Russell Dumals Ronald Bouchard Raymond Lassonde Roger Toussamt ,lean Rae Vezeau Nirs O Nialley Norman Lazzara Marsha Mlchaels 4 an-. 5 s I! 704me7D 654564 5 These budding chemists are in the process of making hydrogen under the expert supervision of Mr. Henry Mullen. ' F . ., -3 J v- Q 4 1 gi 1 f! l ll llll I am Rumple the bee May I present to you my dom1c1le7 It 1S an extenswe dyyellmg for one as small as I but then I haye a large number of fr1er1ds and relatlyes yyho llye here also For many years we had endured the cold of wmter and the heat of summer Then ln September of the year l955 people 1nvaded our terr1tory and m a Hurry of actxvxty burlt over our homeslte the substantxal burldmg rn vyh1ch I novt l1ve As soon as If yyas completed my ent1re famxly moved m At first vye fleyy almlessly ln the huge halls and classrooms but noyy after l1VlIlg here for seyeral years I have become vyell acquamted yuth the bulldmg Alloyw me to take you on a tour shovymg you the po1nts of mterest and mtroducmg you to the people who malce my home the pleasant place that1t1s In order to do th1s I am gomg to present to you the 1960 HILLTOP ECHO and I hope that you yy1ll enyoy the pr1nted and plctorxal record of the happy events thc fr1endly classmates and the fine teachers that make Somersvyorth Hrgh School one of the fmest secondary schools 1n the state X. ffa' Ii ff' fy P' ,thx xx lx I l Q f . 1 lv 4 x ff 'cf : H u 1 ,, . A If ff N N J N l , A. ' c 7 . Y 4 1 J 7 . . V V . Y Y . a . I . . ' a 7 Y . 7 . . Y . . . . L , . 1 ' I ' I V a a . . Y 7 , V . Y. . . I 7 V V. . . . . 7 7 1 ' Y Y Y. . Y . . . 9 a A Y I ' 1 V I A C 7 I . Introduction Adm1n1str.1t1on Faculty Spam 11 fcfzturcs Students Acttvmes Athlencs Commencement Pdtrons Advertlsc-ments Autographs Index Zwzww Q 9010v f u 1 1116 1 1 f X 1 ' ' 1 ' 8-111 4 1 11-27 ,sk 11 23,115 -16-71 ' ' ' 11 72-Sf I 1041-115 . 11C-11' ' 118-155 lff- ' 1 11 11 11 11 1 1 158 w Z 1 2, ,,'4 J f X ,fjyf X ff xx? ff! , rf, 5, V3 eg -re-' V ' 3 mm Magi Y? ., f f' ' 2A J f I Robert L Brunelle BA M Ed Supemztendent Umversrty of New I-Iampshlre Advanced Study Umversrty of Connectrcut Supermtendent Robert Brunelle looks happy wrrh the results of one of hrs many conferences wxth Mr Paul johnson the new prmcrpal Q jaw' Q 1 H dwg' ilfnerrf klllft 18435 Dsl-'M ,, .WISE , -EW fx A w awww sm:alSl5' 3355? LIQUW Hgwgw IGB WWW mwflwf W1-wiiw l1m it we hmm Q A L qbfgggiggfa bl--EH!! 5 Q 1lQmEmQ 'ff all Q. mg EL WM WWQQ Q' 14m a 1 4 Paul O. Johnson B.S., M. Ed. Principal Springfield College Rivier College The nucleus of our school-a good administrator, Mr johnson, and an efficient secretary, Mrs. Josephine Nelson 22 ,-4113 Henry P. Mullen B. A. Arrirtmzl Principe! Science Bates College Gratluate Study-University of New Hampshire Freshmen take their first voyage into the fascinating world of science as they perform experiments under Mr. Raymond Brunelle's watchful eye. fi ll - '11, '7 H' I ,ielljvk ff -' R' F .... - L G 14,1 --v:-rr--fe , 'N- ' 1'- rfwlde .. -Aix .c L '55 5 , L. '!im. Ill -- 22 , J 1 .Wg ,N , , Raymond L. Brunelle B. Ed. General Science and Mathematic: Plymouth Teachers College il' N ss The chemistry class is involved with the displacement method of producing hydrogen under Mr. Mullen's careful super- vision. Woe ro anyone who doesn't have a good excuse for being absent! Gerald Patch receives a bir of advice from the assistant principal, Mr. Mullen. 'F fi 4, A 1 Mg: it tae N ,.., Elrzabeth I. Dodge Irene M Foss R N Englzxh School Nurfe Unrversrty of New Hampshrre Notre Dame School of Nursmg Graduate Study Syracuse Unrversrty Specral Study Plymouth Teachers College and Unrversrty of New Hampshrre Roland Martm and Elrzabeth Emerson get some helpful trps from Mr Jeffrey Francoeur on the use of trrgonometry tools .24 I2 Mrs. Irene Foss, the school nurse, is solicitous in regard to the health of each student. Here Roger Langevin and Janice Foss receive their periodic checkup. f . i I'- ' 3 - :gs- Q Warren Edmonds moderates a lively panel discussion on the work of Henry David Thoreau in English III under the watchful eye of Mrs. Elizabeth Dodge, Jeannette Herrick, Corak Ross, XVarren Edmonds, Lawrence Dumais, David Chic . ,letirey E. Francoeur B. A. Matbemazirr University of New Hampshire Graduate Study-University of New Hampshire U f4'Jf I3 ., s V Ruth P. Fuellhart B. A. English Susquehanna University 7w7 ' me , r I lxffff' SN ,JJ Et tu, Brute! The immortal bard comes to life for English II students, as they present the assassination of Caesar under Mrs. Ruth Fuel1hart's direction. g . i E V5 --...Mgt - 'V . 8,5 W , S' i nf Finalists in the New Hampshire Speech Contest receive a few tips from Dennis Richard, who placed second in the dramatic interpretation phase of the con- test. Donna Rodney, Carolyn Spellman, Elizabeth Emerson, Judith Kennedy, Rosemary McCain. Leona Labrie. Stand- ing-Michael Riley, John O'Malley, Edward DeForrest, Dennis Richard, Oliver Colburn, und Raymond Thibault. Lee Ouellette and Lorna Donovan use a Well-made graph in Mrs Grace Goulds sociology class to illustrate the factors that make up our environment. .p.. aff ' X 'aff Grace V. Gould B. A., M. Ed. Social Science University of New Hampshire fl' K Gladys E Hayes Home Economzrf I'ram1ngham Teachers College Graduate Study Boston Umversrty Umversxty of New Hampshire The freshmen xn Mrs Hayes mtroducrory homemakmg course tlont have a spare mmure Vmgxma Dlamoncl Dlane Thernen ? J 5-. in .SJ The students in Mr. john Hanagans Iinglish I class seem too busy with their Tressler tests to look up at the photographer. Among other things, senior girls learn how to set a table correctly and discuss the use of table decorations in the family life education class untler Mrs. Glatlys lluyes' guidance. Sallyunn Grilhn, Lintla Dumais, Mrs. Hayes, Linda Dionne, Judith Veno. I7 Q 4 Wayne L Kllllan Raymond A LaCouture joseph O Lafond M Mzmc Socml Sczence Smith Hugher Trade: and Indurtrzes Boston Untverstty Lmverstty of New Hampshxre Untverstty of New Hampshlre Graduate Study Boston Uruversxty Graduate Study Boston LTHIVSISIIY and Umverstty of New Hampshxre Ill A good argument IS em1nent as Nancy St Laurent leads the current events dtscusslon 1n Mr Raymond LaCoututes world hxstory t ass ww .-mg? ,pf fn, Y A wi . , AI LV . fig? 4 i Q em ta t P' ta aa at t .et f y 1 N k i f fx : 1 L, M X Q , ,:,,, . 'ff nn, r t ll f B. I DB. AZ A B. 's. I ...L jj X My my x ' A , , W ,af V 7 I M 'S M :Z , . 1 5, v V - r L J 18 1 ia 1 . r. josep f X 1l1--.,,,..,-t h Lafond instructs Gerald Patch on the use of the arbor press and Valmore Grontlin onthe use of the power hacks Mr. Wfayne Killian, music director, is always pleased to give private instructions to any student. Here he describes to Meredith Ingalls and Roderick lferland the interpretation of a musical passage. HW' I I I . Ill 1 Industtiously taking dictation from Miss Martha Lefebvre. are these advanced shorthand students Martha A. Lefebvre B. Ed., M. Ed. Bzuineff Educatiml Plymouth Teachers College Boston University 4 Tgij , A'-J I ' '-1-W-. !.' V 'rf K xt- ,J l ,,,...... wl- ,gf 'Q' -f Pleasant surroundings, adequate equipment, and supplies make learning easier for these office practice students under Miss Lefebvre's instruction. A whole new world is opened to the sophomores in their study of biology. Paul Bickford and Celeste Cater learn how to use the microscope under Mr. Robert Michel's guidance. Robert A. Michel B, S. Biology University of New Hampshire Graduate Study-University of Texas and Fresno State College -it 1 1 fx Q7-lb Ronald A. Morse B. Ed. Mechanic Arn Keene Teachers College Josephine H. Nelson Secretary to Princhaal Burden College 22 l Jessie C. O'Malley B. A. French and Latin University of New Hampshire Graduate Study-University of New Hampshire f' H-linig. . '--vuuQ..w.,.. QU' Eff l .fi R Practical secretarial and clerical experience in the main 0ff1Ce, under Mrs. Josephine Nelsons supervision, prepares students for future job upportuniries. Shirley Brewster, Mrs. Nelson, Sandra Spellman. and Marsha Michaels, 23 'B Q was'fi Q M Nir Imnk Pnrlun bowl-xkeeplng tucher wxauhei Carol Ann IWILUXILI' ur fully to mmkn burn shc enters thc number mn the fl ht k7lUINHI1 xxlul Normm br H1l.11re and Ro er Lanaeun look on a dnnmnsrrxrwn speech on the use of a mmromerer as Nixss iq I n 'J X L 'T I ,, fx'-W A V : . , ,' Sv .. ' K, ,L . 1 ., . t . , . 4 vt - . . . x 4 , c A .. . ' ,' ' ' .1 4 A , ' A D f A . . 5 .1 - K A., 4 mf' s , ' 31, . rv l I1 A , ,P f I A - f . --. xg N f x :L A I MA L,n1xcrs1ry of New Hampskire I 1 1 V class I 1 I 1 lf .l.,f 1.5 -l James Cavanaugh and George O'Malley look in amazement at the Van DeGraf Static Generator following Mr. Paul Surette's demonstration. wrf' ' 'll I Oliver Colburn seems busy trying to explain to a puzzled Lina LeBrun the laws of forces pertaining to pulleys. 26 fs..- 'Za' gage 'I xtgtj' I 5 1.5 , Q is '22 Q t, 'gil v . . K - f Q I' . Michael Riley describes the importance of the Mississippi River in early American development to Mr. Edmond Valades United States history class. Paul V. Surette A. B. Science :md Mathematic: University of New Hampshire Edmond J. Valade B. A. French and History St. Anselm College iffif f Spend! ?ecwmw ?zoacvle Wcvuetq -.....M,...M..,t,,, W.. . i , V, ,sl I BG? 0i?k 'W'l9N30FDv-W-w 3 ,ss-my V .Z- ula .fs .N Father Shea CAlan Valley? telling the minister that he mav keen the bird bath for his garden. Left to right-David Chick Dems Caron, Meredith Ingalls, Patricia Geddes, Roland Martin, Norman Lord, David Robinson, Roger Langevin, Alan Valley, Judy Lee Nestor, Thomas Lazzara, jean Rae Vezeau. Erwenter CDenis Caronb saying good-bye to the minister CRoger Langevinj and the old folks in the home Left to right-Patricia Geddes, David Robinson, Denis Caron, Roger Langevin, Judy Lee Nestor, Roderick Ferland, Robert Sonier, jean Rae Vezeau. 30 yi fin l 'mai k 1 Q sggf'-few -934 I '-:- - ii -is T 1 . ff Eli 'L ,AW fa. 92195, xmhn....,..a 11- W. Erwenter fDenis Caron: telling the old folks that they must have an interest in life. David Chick, Denis Caron, Patricia Geddes, David Robinson. K .. ,-ff5'-Lf 7 Sdfaew Whbde W1 WW? duction of the delightful comedy, The Silver Whistle,' by the Somersworth High Players on November 9, 1959. The talented young people in the cast, their direc- tor, Miss Mary E, Riley, and the backstage workers are to be commended for their superior production. The set was a most ambitious undertaking for the young craftsmen who received their share of the well-deserved applause accorded the entire production that echoed through the hall after the performance. The cast, as seen by the audience, in order of appearance included the following: A large and appreciative audience enjoyed the pro- Mr. Beebe . . Mrs. Hammer Miss Hoadley . . Miss Tripp . Reverend Watson Mrs. Sampler Mrs. Gross Mr. Cherry . Oliver Erwenter Emmett , Bishop . . . Father Shea Mr. Beach Mr. Reddy . . Policeman . . . . David Chick Jean Rae Vezeau Anne Edmonds Judy Lee Nestor Roger Langevin Meredith Ingalls Patricia Geddes . . Robert Sonier Denis Caron David Robinson Roderick Ferland . . . Alan Valley Thomas Lazzara Norman Lord . Roland Martin 3 I 'Q B 23522 f ' ,rg , A W.. Vfmm '1 Ac ' M yawn nu Y ,Vi N 4 - 'Q' si J ' .v- wr-0.4 4 'S-If ' I X11 iff! rg y :Inf ff? , Happy and excited after completing the grand march, the officers pose in their formal attire. Roland Martin, Vice-Presidentg Diane Vachon, Secretaryg Jeannine Gagne, Treasurerg Wayne Chick, President. an Pretty gowns, an intricate grand march, and excel- lent music, all help to make the 1959 Prom one of the most colorful and gayest. The theme, Music in the Air was well represented by the festive decorations gracefully and carefully festooned throughout the audi- torium, thus giving the prom its story-tale appearance. The long hours of preparation are now considered time fl .f A7 J I fx. Na. to' , ' 4 z e fps' '.:' ' e WP ' N0 X., - 7 K 5 .g. junior Prom, Class of 1960! C I well spent, for the finished effect is gratifying. As the hour of closing draws near, all of the juniors seem to realize that a major portion of their lives has passed, and that they are on the threshold of new and varied experiences. Whatever their future experiences may be, they will always remember the 33 gym E r Y! I2 L n K . ef ,S , QE, Long hours of practice show perfect co-ordinari Ofl 34 I imma 741, ' Proud of its achievement, the decorating committee takes a moment to admire its work. Front row, left to right-Lorna Donovan, Doris Gagnon, Judith McCue, Lorna Francoeur, Diane Vachon, Anne Edmonds, Meredith Ingalls, Chairman, Joanne Shevelin, Sandra Spellmari, Jeannine Gagne. Back row -Wayne Chick, James Sherman, Errol Rodney, Norman Du- mont, Roland Martin, Raymond Fortier, Ronald Boucher. After much practice, planning, and hard work, the juniors are proud and happy as they march before the many guests. 1114 ,-470mm M x l I if lm fl W X fr A vlzq F xgjklamagw., K' .ll ' xl . if ..i.. ZAIV l J y ' , L at J , .4 The climax of an exciting evening! The new queen has been crowned and has ascended the throne. Flanked by her court, Elaine St. Laurent displays her trophy. Left to right-Sandra Spellman, Judith Mullen, Nancy St. Laurent, Frances Kelley, Judith Chick, Jane Lord, Jeannine Gagne. 006 wanna 74014 Z Tension fills the air . . . Silence prevails . . . Excitement can be felt throughout the gymnasium. This is the tense and beautiful scene that provides the background forfhe annual Snowflake Queen Corona- tion. Wim heads held high, each of the hopefuls grace- fully marches down the spacious auditorium and ascends the stairway that leads to the throne which is the cynosure for all of the candidates. Finally, the big moment is at hand. The results are made known. It gives me a great privilege and honor to present the 1959 Snowflake Queen, Miss Elaine St. Laurentf' With these words, many sighs can be heard in the auditorium, but regardless of who won or lost, each of the girls in the Queen's court will remember this night, December 5. l959, as long as she lives. The crucial moment of the coronation exercise as Miss Nancy Demers, 1958 Snowflake Queen, places the symbol of royalty on the head of Elaine St. Laurent. Z ' if V4 ' 3 ' Q , 1 l ' :,f'hl x 4 4 ag Ill' . :- A I xr ' ' ,Q ff- :-ix lm Best Salesmen of the Year Awards are presented to Mary jane Cincotta, Lorna Donovan, Oliver Colburn, Meredith Ingalls, and Marsha Michaels by Miss Lefebvre. It's always a pleasure to relax and enjoy the initial glimpses of the new edition ofthe yearbook. A .1 X! Proudly accepting their Oscars of the journalism Wforld for outstanding contributions in the field of journalism are Mary Eileen Flanagan, Sandra Spellman, Doris Gagnon, Michael Riley, and Diane Vachon. The annual yearbook banquet held at the luxu- rious Cascade Lodge in Saco, Maine, seems a fitting climax to a busy and productive year. yearbook went to press. the tiring walks selling ad- vertisements, the seemingly endless details seem well worth the effort as we gaze upon the finished product Yes, the harrowing and few ,hectic days before the -the 1959 HIU-TOP ECHO! Their great effort completed, members of the staff rest in their well-deserved laurels as they prepare to enjoy the yearly ban- quet held at the luxurious Cascade Lodge in Saco, Maine. tiw ,, f.v af-i Xe' E, l , V+ 'Q r-v-' Jr' Uftfgw Q- .4 fqawv ' -'Ly tit The l96O Sweethearts, Sandra Spellman and john Xenos, happily pose with the runners-tip, Diane Vachon, Way'ne Chick, Edward Delforrest, and Doris Gagnon, following a thrilling Coronation. Scholarship, leadership, character. school spirit. and a sincere desire to do one's best for Somersworth High School are the attributes necessary for being chosen HILLTOP ECHO SXWEETI-IEART. Candidates must have earned the respect, not only of teachers. but of their fellow students as well, since not only the faculty but the students vote. lt is .1 signal honor to reign .is Sweetheart an honor that xt-:ll be remembered for a long time to come. A I ,it f. A A ti5ff g,f ,g-... . inf hi nf A Superintendent Robert Brunelle and Mt. Hibbard are very attentive as they discuss an administrative problem. Zta,-47 JOHN M. HIBBARD John M. Hibbard, principal for the past four years, worked tirelessly for the welfare of Somersworth High School. Sincere, dedicated, and unpretentious, the full development of the students was his primary concern. He shall be missed as a friend who was always ready to lend a helpful hand when it was most needed. The teachers and the student body wish him every success in his new position at Lexington, Massachu- setts High School. Mr. Hibbard, in one of his many pleasant duties as principal, bership card and pin. presents to Doris Gagnon her National Honor Society mem- After forty-live years, Henry P. Mullen leaves Somersworth High School to enjoy ,his retirement. 5 Witli the retirement of Mr. Mullen, Somersworth High School loses a master teacher, a wise counselor, and a loyal am- bassador. He has served Somersworth's youth most effectively because of his foresight, sound judgment, and understanding of ado- lescents. The HILLTOP ECHO extends to him the gratitude and appreciation of the stu- dent body and faculty for a job well done. May he enjoy many years of productive retirement. 4 . - iiaf' - 7 . x- 1 ?1K 'm: gf IWW V S Q, 51,315 Mr. Mullen is very explicit in the explanation of ionization. Laboratory preparation of HCI is just one of the many experiments we perform under the supervision of Mr. Mullen in chemistry class. Z mi .., 43 'uid' ...I -R4 1 The nightcustodian,Wi1fred Dubois,kee sbusy. It's rather confusin until ou become accustomed to it, I3 8 Y says Everett Harmon, our busy custodian. Um cha! 74 Qu QM 240:45 74a Sz Wed ' Q if 3, hiv 7 4 s lo VM, ff' - ,M V in A .7-7-. g...u- 44 .JI My f 3 'N , s in X . L If Cheery smiles prevail as we take a group picture of the cafeteria stahl and the helpers. Turcotre, Linda Dumais, Mrs. Spellman, Mrs. Gagne, Mrs. Lessard, Mrs. Ledger, Mrs. ,Ts wqu Linda Drouin, Joyce Saucier, Elizabeth Hodsdon, Mrs. Cormier. Where I enjoyed some delicious morsels. fl .lima 513, if , rl . K. 4 fgrxggrlv It 1 1: Q ' , wi HL W I if 2 'fl' A , and her able staff fy' if fi-ii n Happy smiles are all the evidence we need in order to deter- mine the quality of the lunches served by Mrs. Lillian Cormier ' m P arf a 3 ' 5' ' wm.g,,.,, Y A JZ sghfi 5 'nlffff 5 , an M-.4 QV? J' , ff- Qi .is -.v 4 W ,- 5 n.,..Q.....- ....... , Q 'W --im fl uf on 5 'Sf' I Q n in U Swrww and Vwzmwzmg 513' Leonard A. B arron Rose Mary Bernabo Ronald A. Boucher Ronald R. Canney WW QW LEONARD A BARRO N Basketball l 2 Brology Club2 Boys State3 Football 1 2 3 lrench Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 Track 1 2 ROSE MARY BERNA BO A A Secretary 4 Brology Club 2 Chorr 1 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Future Homemakers of Amerrca Club 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 HILLTOP ECHO Supplement 4 Junior Prom Decoratrng Commrttee 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 School Reporter 4 RONALD A BOUCHER lunxor Prom Decotattng Commxttee 3 Stage Craltsman 1 Trades and lndustrres Club 3 4 RONALD R CANNEY Basketball 1 Brology Club 2 Football 1 2 4 Wayne F Chuck Charleen A Clncotta A 48 WAYNE F CHICK Band 7 3 Brology Club 2 Boys State 3 Chorrl 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 Delegate to New England Press Assocnatron Conference 4 French Club 3 4 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 3 4 junior Prom Decoratxng Commxttee 3 Junxor Achrevement 3 4 Natxonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Presrdent of Class 3 4 CHARLEEN A CINCOTTA Brology Club 2 Cheerleader 2 3 Future Homemakers of Amerxca Club 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 2 HILLTOP ECHO Supplement 4 S Club 2 3 4 RACHEL B CYR Brology Club 2 Choxr 1 2 3 4 French Club 3 Glee Club l 2 3 Lxbranan 2 Brology Club 2 Glee Club 1 Rachel B Cyr laurel D Deschenes I 1, 0 . A Q ' ' 5 , 21 , , ' 5 ' Q , , 3, 3 S Club 2, LAUREL D. DESCHENES 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Trades and Industries Club 3, 4. ' 3 , A Q 1 Q ' , ' 5- Ali. .. Tf'i7?f ll Linda L, Dionne Lorna A. Donovan aa 4eZecw4... LINDA L. DIONNE Biology Club 29 French Club 3, 45 Future Homemakers of America Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 junior Prom Decora- ting Committee 3. LORNA A. DONOVAN A. A. Ticket Seller 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 25 French Club 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3g HILLTOP ECHO Stal? 2, 3, 43 junior Prom Decorating Committee 3g junior Achievement 3, 45 Librarian lg National Honor Society 3, 45 Principa1's Sec- retary 2. JOSEPH W. DOWNEY Biology Club 23 Football 2, Glee Club 25 Projectionist 1. LINDA A. DROUIN Band 3, 4, Biology Club 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 45 HILLTOP ECHO Supplement 45 Junior Prom Decorating Committee 35 Librarian lg Majorette 3, 4, Red Cross Secretary 4, S Club 3, 45 School Play 4. LINDA C. DUMAIS Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 2g Future Homemakers of America Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 HILLTOP ECHO Supplement 45 junior Prom Decorating Committee 35 Major- ette 1, 2, 3, 4 QCaptain 3, 45, S Club 3, 4, School Play 4. NORMAN E. DUMONT Basketball 2, 3, 4g Biology Club 25 Boys' State 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Decorating Committee 35 S Club 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4, Trades and Industries Club 3, 4. Linda C, Dumgjg Norman E. Dumont Joseph W. DowneY Linda A. Drouin The ofiicers keep busy planning all senior activities. Jeannine Gagne, Treasurer, Wayne Chick, Presiclentg William Gagne. Vice-President, Diane Vachon, Secretary. ,av I .. -' ,4 , 57- 49 Elame J Duquette Elrzabeth A Emerson Roderxck L Ferland ELAINE J DUQUETTE Glee Club 4 Holy Rosary Hxgh School 1 2 3 ANNE G EDMONDS A A Trcket Seller 2 3 4 Blology Club 2 French Club Z 3 4 Glee Club 1 Z 3 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 3 4 Junior Prom Decoratmz Commxttee 3 Junlor Achrexement 4 lNat1onal Honor Soclety 3 4 School Play 4 ELIZABETH A EMERSON A A Trcltet Seller 7 7 Bnology Club 7 Chmr l 7 3 4 French Cl b 7 3 4 Glee Club l 7 4 unlor Achlevement u Llbrarran 1 2 N H Speech Contest 2 3 4 Natxonal Honor Soclety 7 4 S Club 3 4 School Play 3 RODERICK L FERLAND Brology Club 7 Boys State3 Choxr 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 F t Anne G Edmonds ball 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 HILLTOP ECHO Staff l 7 junror Achrevement 3 S Club 1 7 3 4 School Play 4 jamce Foss El1zabeth Emerson jean Rae Vezeau Roderxck Ferland and Robert Some: lrsren attentrvey as Mr I-'anagan tells them what to expect rn the College Boards Exam 1-1-qjlP 303 T ,, . fa-4, T. -C .' 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'Hx v Lorna B Francoeur RAYMOND J FORTIER Basketball 1 7 Baseball 1 2 Bxology Club 2 Choir l Glee Club I junxor Prom Decoratmg Committee 3 Stage Craftsman l 7 Trades and Industrxes Club 3 4 FLORENCE L FISK Btology Club 2 Future Homemakers of Amerxca Club 2 Glee Club 3 JANICE M FOSS Band 1 2 3 4 Blology Club 2 Cho1rZ 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 HILLTOP ECHO StaHl 2 3 4 junlor Prom Decorating Commxttee 3 junnor Achmevement 4 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety3 4 S Club3 4 LORNA B FRANCOEUR Bxology Club 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 jun tor Prom Decoratxng Commrttee 3 Llbrarlan 2 Program Seller S Club Jeannine E Gagne Henry W Gagne la JEANNINE E GAGNE A A Secretary 4 Brology Club 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 7 3 I jumor Prom Decoratnng Commlttee 3 Junxor Achteve ment 3 Llbrarxan 2 3 Mxss Htlltopper 4 Natzonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Red Cross Secretary 3 4 S Club 2 3 4 Snowflake Queen 4 Treasurer of Classl 2 3 4 HENRY W GAGNE Band 1 2 Bxology Club 2 Glee Club l junxor Prom Decoratxng Commlttee 3 JLIDIOI Achxevement 4 V1cePres1 dent of Class 4 DORIS E GAGNON Bxology Club 2 Delegate to Columbxa Unrverslty Yearbook Conference 3 French Club 2 3 GleeClub1 2 3 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 2 3 Holy Cross Novrcxate Manchester N H 4 junior Prom Decoratnnq Commtttee 3 National Honor Socrety 3 Program Seller 2 3 School Reporter 3 FRANK S GAGNON Bxology Club 2 Glee Club 1 Junlor Prom Decorating Com mittee 3 junlor Achxevement 4 Dons E Gagnon Frank S Gagnon 51 3 , , , y , , , , . 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L., 153' Ns -615481 Some of the members of the Prom Commxttee proudly dlsplay two of their castles Duane Vachon Anne Edmonds Mere dxth Ingalls Chalrman of Decoratxng Commxttee Normand Dumont and Dons Gagnon 7 www RONALD A GAGNON Bxology Club 2 Choir 3 4 Glee Club 1 School Messenger 3 Trades and Industnes Club 3 4 Ronald A Gagnon Patrrcxa M Geddes ...L 52 PATRICIA M GEDDES Future Homemakers of Amerxca Club 4 Glee Club 1 School Play 4 SMWWMJ C444 535 jig VP' 0 C C2 - Iacquelme D Goulet Sallyann Griffin Valmore L Grondm Ronald E Hamel Meredlth M Ingalls Robert R Lambert JACQUELINE D GOULEI' Blology Club 2 Future Homemakers of Amenca Club 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 SALLYANN GRIFFIN Blology Club 2 Future I-lomemakers of Amenca Club 3 , Glee Club 1, 2, Lxbrarlan 1 VALMORE L GRON DIN Brology Club 2, Glee Club 1, junxor Achrevement 3, Stage Craftsman 7, Trades and lndustnes Club 3, 4 RONALD E HAMEL Band 1, 2, 3, 4 4All State 41, B1ology Club 2, Cholr 1, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, HILLTOP ECHO Staff 1, 2, junnor Prom Decorattng Commmee 3, Stage Craftsman 1, 2, Trades and Industries Club 3, 4 Roger R Langevln Anna L Lapornte MEREDITH M INGALLS Band 1 2 3 4 B1ology Club 2 French Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 2 3 4 HILLTOP ECHO Supplement 1 2 3 4 Jumor Prom Decorating Com mxttee 3 fCha1rmanJ Junror Achnevement 4, Lxbrarran l, 2, Natxonal Honor Socrety 3 4, 'S' Club 3, 4, School Play 4, School Artrst 1, 2, 3, 4, Womans Club Scholarshtp Award 3 ROBERT R LAMBERT Baseball 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, S Club 3,4, Stage Craftsman 1, 2, Trades and Industrnes Club 3, 4 ROGER R LANGEVIN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fAll State 1, 2, 3, 4D, Basketball 1, Base ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bxology Club 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Jumor Prom Decoratlng Commrttee 3, Mr Hxlltopper 4, S Club 3, 4, School Play 4 ANNA L LAPOINTE Brology Club 7, French Club 3, 4, Future Homemakeg-5 of Amerlca Club 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3 53 , uw- ii, in X w , 22, :muh H Qin 4 ,4: , , , 9 4 , , 5 , , , 5 ' 5 , . 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' ' . . , 5 , 4' Judrth A McCue james M McL1n 7740146 JUDITH A MCCUE Brology Club 7 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Chorr 4 Delegate to Columbra Unnersrty Yearbook Conference 3 Future Home makers of Amerrca Club 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 2 3 4 HILLTOP ECHO Supplemenrl 2 3 4 Junror Prom Decoratmg Commxttee 3 S Club 2 3 4 School Reporter 4 Snowflake Queen 1 JAMES M MCLIN Basketball l 7 Brology Club 2 Chonr 4 Football l 2 Glee Club l jumor Prom Decoratlng Commxttee 3 Track 1 Trades and Industrres Club 3 4 Baseball 1 7 3 Brology Club 2 Chorr l Glee Club 1 Stage Craftsman l 2 Trades and Industrres Club 3 4 DENIS L MOORE Basketball l Baseball 1 2 3 4 Brology Club 2 Boys State 3 Football 1 7 3 4 Glee Clubl N H Speech Contest4 S Club 2 3 4 State Craftsmanl 2 Track 2 3 4 Trades and Industrres Club 3 4 Robert W Nadeau Lee F Ouellette L George Meuvxer Dems L Moore I I ROBERT W NADEAU Basketball 1 Brology Club 2 French Club 2 Glee Club 1 LEE F OUELLETTE Baseball 3 4 Bxology Club 2 Juntor Prom Decoratrng Com mmee 3 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Biology Club 2 JUNE L PATTERSON Brology Club 2 French Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 jumor Achlevement 4 Lrbrarran 4 National Honor Socrety 4 Gerald C Patch june L Patterson 55 In ,V -W I l L. GEORGE MET1v1ER GERALD c. PATCH Rollande T Perreault james F Plarsted 07 ROLLANDE T PERREAULT Future Homemakers of Amerrca Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 2 3 4 junlor Prom Decoratmg Commmee 3 JAMES F PLAISTED A A Txcket Seller 2 3 Brology Club 2 Glee Club PRISCILLA POIRIER Bxology Club 7 French Club 3 Future Homemakers Amer1caClub4 GleeClub1 2 3 RONALD R POLIQUIN Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 4 Brology Club 2 Football l 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 john D Purdy Errol W Rodney w 56 I-sas Prrscxlla Polrrer Ronald R Pollquln JOHN D PURDY Baseball l 2 Brology Club 2 jumor Prom Decoratmg Com mrrtee 3 ERROL W RODNEY Band l 2 Brology Club 2 Junior Prom Decoratxng Commlttee 3 Stage Craftsman l 2 Trades and Industrres Club 3 4 JULIET E ROY Bnology Club 2 Choxr 3 4 Future Homemakers of Amenca Club 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 D ELAINE RUEI. Brology Club 2 Glee Club 1 2 Lxbrarxan 4 jullet E Roy D Elame Ruel VJ 4 bil , C V o ' , . A , it wi ,f ti? 4' 1 if as iixf I 5 :fa , L Yviex Jil. 5 PZ 5 4 a ' ,U 9 ,t , l s S 9 ' ,, 4 I , , 4 - . . , 9 ' 1 ' ' ' - - , , , 1- 5 , 5 , , ' U -s 5 ' of , , ' . 3 , , . , , , , 9 ' , 5 ' 9 A - . 1 s x 4 1 - ' Q , Q . Paul R. Sr. Laurent, Jr. Joyce M. Saucier Sv a I PAUL R. ST. LAURENT, JR. Basketball l, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Class Marshal 3g French Club 2, 35 Junior Achievement 3, 45 President of Class 25 S Club 2, 3, 4. JOYCE M. SAUCIER Biology Club 2, Future Homemal-ters of America Club 4, Glee Club I, 2. NORMAN G. SHAW Biology Club 23 Football lg Glee Club lg Stage Craftsman 1, 25 Trades and Industries Club 3, 4. JAMES N. SHERMAN Baseball lg Biology Club 2, Glee Club lg Junior Prom Deco- rating Committee 33 President of Class lg Trades and Indus- tries Club 3, 4. JOANNE E. SHEVELIN Biology Club 2, French Club 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Librarian 45 Majorette 1, Z, 35 S Club -4. ROBERT S. SONIER Post Graduate 53 St. Hyacinthe Seminary 1, 2, 3, 4g School Play 5. if 33 'Q Ga viii, if 'S srl STAIL Profile Boys' State representatives pose proudly in their official tee-shirts. Kneeling-Denis Moore, Wayne Chick, Leo- nard Barron, StandingANorman Dumont, Roland Martin, David Vallee, Roderick Ferland. 44 ,ji '.-if Norman G. Shaw Joanne E. Shevelin .if X. 'r James N. Sherman Robert S. Sonier I. Sandra A. Spellman Aurora P. Sprowl 14M gwmgff Congratulations are in ortler immediately following National Honor Society Initiation ceremonies. Doris Gagnon, Sandra Spellman, Wlayne Chick, Raymond Locatelli, Eclwartl De- Forrest. SANDRA A. SPELLMAN A. A. Bookkeeper 3, 4, Biology Club 23 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Choir 'lg Class Marshal 35 D. A. R. Representative 4, Drama Festival Z, French Club 2, 3, 4, Future Homemalters of America Club 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3g HILLTOP ECHO Staff 2, 3, 4, HILLTOP ECHO Sweetheart 33 Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, junior Achievement 35 National Honor Society 3, -lg Principals Secretary l, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Secretary 3, 43 School Reporter 33 S Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Class 23 VC'oman's Club Scholarship Award 3. AURORA P. SPROWL Brockton High School l, 25 Future Homemakers of America Club 3, 'lg Glee Club 3, 4, Librarian 4. VIVIAN E. THIBEAULT Biology Club 2g Future Homemakers of America Club 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, HILLTOP ECHO Stal? 4, junior Prom Decorating Committee 3. ELIZABETH A. TURCOTTE Future Homemalters of America Club 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, IIILLTOP ECHO Staff l, 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Librarian l, 2, 3. pug Vivian E. Thibeault Elizabeth A. Turcotte 58 Davtcl F Vachon Drane L Vachon Davrd R Vallee Alan R Valley 741 'Me 7 DAVID F VACHON Band 1 2 3 4 Brology Club 2 Boys State 3 Glee Club 1 S Club 4 Stage Craftsman 2 Track 1 2 DIANE L VACHON Brology Club 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Delegate to Columbra Unrversrty Yearbook Conference 3 French Club 3 4 Future Homemakers of America Club 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 HILL TOP ECHO Staff 2 3 4 HILLTOP ECHO Supplement 3 4 Junror Prom Decoratrng Commxttee 3 Ltbrarran 2 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Program Seller 2 School Re porter 3 S Club 3 4 Secretary of Classl 3 4 DAVID R VALLEE Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Biology Club 2 Boys State 3 Chorr 4 Football 1 2 3 4 KAII State 3 43 Glee u l S Club 3 4 Stage Craftsman 2 Track 1 Trades and lndustrres Club 3 4 Vrce Presrclent of Class I 2 ALAN R VALLEX Footbiall 1 2 Glee Club 1 junror Achrevement4 School Play Judrth L Veno Jean Rae Vezeau Lawrence E Whrttrer JUDITH L VENO A A Secretary 4 Biology Club 2 French Club 3 4 Future Homemakers of Amerrca Club 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 3 4 jumor Prom Decoratmg Commrttee 3 Lrbrarlan 4 Natronal Honor Society 4 Program Seller 3 4 JEAN RAE VEZEAU A A Trcket Seller 1 2 3 4 Brology Club 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 HILLTOP ECHO Staff 3 4 jumor Achrevement 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Prrncrpal s Secretary 2 School Play 4 LAWRENCE E WHITTIER Ban I2 3 4 Usher3 PATRICIA A YORK Basketball l Z 3 4 Biology Club 2 Future Homemakers of Amerrca Club 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 junror Prom Deco ratmg Commrttee 3 Stage Craftsman 3 Patncta A York 59 4'-31' x., Susan Anstey Delano Beaupre RiChard Befde Gerard Blanchette Donna Booth Ronald Bouchard 1 C7 Benyamrn Bragdon Shrrley Brewster Dlane Brundage Yr-ur Dennrs Caron James Cavanaugh vi' api spur Mary Ellen Cann Nancy Canney Jeannette Caplette '86 The oliicers are busy preparmg for the Prom Marsha Mrchaels Secretary john Chasse Presrdent judxth Chrck Treasurer Robert Tanauay Vrce Presrdent K john Chasse Daw 1d Chlck judxth Chuck Olrver Colburn Sylua Constance Laura Corrrveau George Curran Paula Dellsle Pnscxlla Duboxs Mxchael Duffy D1ane Dufour janet Dumaxs Lawrence Dumaxs Russell Dumars Davrd Dumont Warren Edmonds Demo Eleftherxon Raymond Ferland Davrd Fxelds Alfred Frllron Brnan Flanagan Mary Exleen Flanagan Donald Former Constance Gagnon Rxchard Gagnon Barbara Gleason Arlene Gonthrer Albert Gosselm Wnllxam Gosselm Alme Grenter 31 2551 tr -9 N 'Nr' Ns: ll iff' 1- -1' cv' 'Ou Q-74 YI YQ-nw li 'nr-ny :QW 'Vs- WN-mr: YZ'-w Www Yup- Ying. , Paul Ouellette Paula Papatola Jacqueline Pmkham David Pouliot Dennis Pouliot Pauline Rainville Barbara Haviland Richard Hennessey Jeannette Herrick Marie Irwin Judy Isacoff Robert Kennedy James Koufos Elizabeth Labrie Richard Labrre Geraldine Lambert Jean Laporte Raymond Lassonde Norman Lazzara Lina LeBrun Carole Lord Jane Lord Joan Marashio Carol Ann Metivier Marsha Michaels Leah Moore Robert Morin Judy Lee Nestor Virginia Newcombe George O Malley Gail O Rourke -MS .rr 'n A.-4'r , Dennls Rlchard Mxchael Rnley David Roberge Cora Ross Theresa Ross Lorerte Roy Norman St Hllalre Thomas Shevelm Marcia Smlth Carolyn Spellman Sz JJ' Robert Tanguay Mary Lou Tapscott Roger Toussalnt Zawmew ,-v I bt Qi Davxd Veno Sandra Veno YP! w. Terrance Waterhouse A1'Vld Wxggm Mxss Mary E Rnley, dramatlcs coach. seems very happy to present to Denms Rxchard, a junior, hrs cer uficate for havmg placed second m rhe Dramauc Interpretauon Dwn snon of the State Speech Contest 63 ,nM A These ofhcers dont have a spare mrnute mth all the work they have to do especrally preparing for the lreshman lmtratron Alan Adams Treasurer john Beamns Prtsrdent Susan Moorchouse Secretary Donna Rodney Vice Presrdent Wick , . I 455 4'. Nh, 'Y' Alan Adams 'L4 S. 9-'Q Van Alexander xx Donald Arsenault tr 'lv Reynald Bald james Beamrs john Beamrs Paul Brckford Donald Brssell Andrea Bouchard Robert Boucher Robert Boulay Celeste Cater Hclen Constance Bruce Cossette Nlarxonnette Demers Maureen Donoxan Dona Doyon Hazel Dretnczxk James Dubons Ronald Dumats Dennns Fournler Lorrame Gadbots Maurice Gagne leantne Gagnon Rachel Gaanon Robert Gagnon Doris Gerams Joanne Gtlbert Estelle Goulet james Grads Vtncent Hennessey Nlarttn Heon Paultne Heon lztlmn Hooper W tlltam Horton Santlra Knapp Rachel Lambert Gerarl Landry Priscille Landry Arlene Lapointe Xlatllyn Larow YZ' Daxll Chlclx Nlarlene Chlck Xlarx lane Ctncotta 'S '7' E7 Reed Latchaw Sandra Lord 5 NN, Diane Maloomian if Xu in-of l 1 XJ N, N S., sz- s -eg ., WV-1. 'RN-:V if 1 X ke:-f' GN, 9' g, nw Q. 1 'N Q7 66 George Marouthrs Robert McCr1ll1s Danrel McCue Rrchard McDermott james McKee jean Metrvrer Patrrck Mrchaud Leroy Moore Susan Moorehouse Lrnda Morrrssette judrth Mullen Parrrck Murphy Barbara Nadeau Jeannlne Nadeau Norman Nadeau Wmona Nesbxt jeanmne Noel john O Malley M1chael Pay Forrest Perreault Robert Plarsred Paul Plante Rachel Plante Murrel Portras Donald Roberge Davrd Robmson Stephen Robmson Donna Rodney Jeannette Roy Raymond Roy Rrchard Roy Paul St Tean Ann St Laurent Nancy St Laurent Prxscrlla Shav. james Steuervsald Conrad Theberge Bernard Thrbeault Roland Turcorre Armand Turgeon janet Vachon Wllfred X erxxlle Alan Ward Carol W ooley 'R 4 ia 4 4. s.5 ,.N if B mane 704464 -70410 Nxsual ard helpers Iohn Beamrs Pamclx Nhrphx Reed Lanham Rqnald Ball under 'Sir Hana gan s supcrusxon serxe Somcrsuorrh H1Lh xxcll War 'S- Q. -'45 1' 2 1 ill 'Mm ' Arlene Alexander Darlene Aubert Q-, Paul Aubert 'luv Ym- -47 ,-47,4 7nex,heue Paulme Aubert Ruth Bennett Irene Bembe Dxane Brckford Alphonse Boucher George Brrand Thomas Cann Davld Carxgnan Elame Caron M2 L A x on . . 1 A 'S 'Y -F f rs . . if X hx x ' X 0 Irene and john Walker iind life at Somersworth High School very interesting as all other freshmen do. f ,C ' ' 5 K '-22 ' xg f xx N if A A .2 -5 .1 A 3 LX Y I . A' A ' 5- Jeannette Carter jude Cartler Pamela Cater Portia Chamberlarn James Chasse john Chick Raylene Chrck Raymond Clough Ann Cormrer Leo Couture Davrd Dargle Vxrgxnxa Dramond Jacquelme Dumaxs james Durand Chrrsnne Forbes Roger Fournrer Susan Galnor Leo Gagnon Paul Gauthrer Wlllram Garnett Alfred Gosselm Ronald Gosselm Roland Grassre Rrchard Grego1re Alan Grenrer Rachel Griffin Delphine Guilmette james Hamel Frank Hogan Carol Howard Sharon Hussey Bonnie jackson Elaine Lally William Lally Genevieve Lambert - ,QQ' ' YS-V L K- s YX on 'Us Q ?- N-,NA 'Q Ss.,- ?'ls V 1 'QQ V . Q' Qs 54.1 f i... 'VU Y'-r dam WM sh. limi -an Nm' ,x,. ss' 5Iln.,., -6. Z ,K is.. 'Q--, K 5.1 X' A ir- Y Ronald Landry Lina Lapointe Elaine Laporte Ellen Lavigne Richard Leclair Gerald Lessard Richard Mailhot Roger Marcoux Diane Marquis Louis Marino Michael Minor Elaine Mullen Rachel Nadeau Stephen Nagy Carol Ouellette Dennis O Malley Edmond Patterson john Panteledes James Papatola Barbara Pay Elaine Pay Shirley Pay Norman Pepin Barbara Perreault David Perron Richard Plante Thomas Pratt Pauline Provencal Robert Publicover joan Roberge Roland Roberge Priscille Roy William Scott Marcia Slblk r kk Vkf. E ,L il If , V . . 4-Q . fl- f ,fi , Q , . 2 xv, SIMM-ry 1 .E V- Us if ,au 5 3 ! . .A I , A 1 . , .1 I K 6 . G A P P Pl 3 4. 1? wa s Y P c of 1. , xg c Z 5- . 'U xt X 5 - i . i Q X gpm l 4-5 L W P i fi -' P ,X , ff Q . l - k Q 'Pr 4' - A - Lawrence Perreault Xmts , Jixi, ' . 4 M, DQ fx A ,k.,y, Q AX? 1 y -:I ,, A- is , 4, c, ' st ' r I V, , sh Y. 'C ' kb jf, l I Q N, r .Pi . 1 K ,A Q I . 1 f ' 4-Q, 12- 'Y ' - - K I. g john Snow Bnan Tapscott Dxane Thernen Ann Mane Valllant Irene Walker john Walker Donna Waterman Susan Wfenrworth John Whrttxer Thomas Whntrrer Bonme Sharkey Damel St Laurent Roderxck St Laurent VN Y-, QQ 'lt-f -w WN., X Yrs' N 216 fgdjddl a 4,94 ohm! -fcfe These freshmen Luna Lapomte Wlllxam Garnett Denms OMalley and Rachel Nadeau seem happy consxdermg the fact that the Freshman Imtnatxo l n 15 on y a few days away' 9 1 f , 5 55194 .X --e-u...,, .f , H1 5 Q ,vllsk -..,..-....,,,,.w iF:'i'-49 7' me 'K 'Hi' i S 1-fazwczcw em, Xp 6- JSM fsvf 'J X qv ltlxtors must b careful and conscrentnous workers for thenr yob cnlarls much work and abrlxty Lnterary edrtor Wayne Chxck assrstant edrtors Drane Vachon and Mary Elleen Flanagan and edrtorm chlef Sandra Spellman drscuss a wnte up and lay out xxrth Mrss Lefebvre advrser Edrtor rn chlef Sandra Spellman double checking, on Rumple' 74 745650 4 The buslest room at Somersworth H1gh School IS wrthout a doubt the yearbook advrsers lt may be Chrnstmas card returns advertrsements prctures and captrons or just new rdeas but the goal wluch IS upper most rn everyones mmd rs the productron of an even blgger and better yearbook Wrth capable ed1tors and a hard workmg staff If IS no wonder that the HILLTOP ECHO has consrstently been awarded hrgh honors rn the Columbla Scholastxc Press Assocnatron Contest and 1n the Natronal School Assocratron Contest The anxlously awarted volume has become a source of prrde to Somersworth Hxgh School as well as a treasured memento of happy days on Memorral Drlve 1 0 S. 'L jf x H G .-Q. W nr X , s .L ' ., K fr W, ' muff - -, gt, . J, i - C, . Y . -f J , . 'fr , A . V ,Au . , - C , Wk A V 'll U ' 7 0 0 U 7 , . 1 ' 7 7 r s ' ,' - 3 2 . . . . , ' ' 7 . w - D .A E' A I 4 -fu I 4 J '. K - 5. .I . .Vi QTY, R 3 ik- ' -- I ' rl ,, . tg., ACL, . S . 'Q ,I - -I - ,, - , cf 433' ' , , wg- ' ff - W 4'-iz. I' 1 , afffxfg- I , ff .Q 'W , . I ... M. . K :ii - '. ,. ,, . P A - - iff. 5' 'AJ-IM 11 , ',f:yi,' 1 ' 1 ' A .I W A W - -.-, -a yn -J. nfl , j, 5 , Q1 ' ' A' , I J Y ' jghfixil ' .4-.M 1 -5 'x f jx f T It looks as though the girls are ready to start selling advertisements. Judith Veno, Judith McCue, Mary Jane Cincotta, Diane Vachon, Sandra Spellman, Rachel Lambert, Carolyn Spellman. , V .Z 4- , I I Usa, I l, , ,L-Q 1 Q-H41-A M with ,f ffffzhw.. ,M -. villa, S' 9 X 5 Bwick Zecvzdaod Staff 3 S S ji ' ,' J 8 ' ., mm ' EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 2 S Q Q- sandra speiiman 9,1 xg' 5' A 'I ASSISTANT EDITORS ' W. f 'T Diane Vachon Mary Eileen Flanagan ' ' f ' ,, LITERARY EDITOR 1 Wayne Chick ADVERTISING MANAGERS I ' Judith McCue Carolyn Spellman ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGERS Rachel Lambert Laura Corriveau ADVERTISING STAFF Judith Veno Carol Ann Metivier Aline Grenier Andrea Bouchard Jeanine Gagnon Jeannine Gagne Ann St. Laurent Jeannine Nadeau SPORTS EDITOR John Beamis BUSINESS MANAGERS Lorna Donovan Oliver Colburn ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS fd 'A 5 Pauline Aubert Mary Jane Cincotta Linda Drourn Anne Edmonds Rachel Gagnon Pamela Cater Judith Chick Judy Isacoff Diane Marquis BUSINESS STAFF Ellen Lavigne Janice Foss GENERAL STAFF Michael Riley Priscilla Dubois Meredith Ingalls . . . Selling Christmas cards is one of the big projects of the Lgiiigiigligsieue 3gir?:l?ah1'gfmhZelsd yearbook staff. Miss Lefebvre passes out the First set of - g on samples to Marsha Michaels, Judy lsacoff, Janice Foss, Linda Elaine Lauy Jean Rae Vezeau Drouin, Jeanine Gagnon, David Chick Rollande Perreault 75 K 3' 4,- x ' P719- di ,Q Q Busily typing and proofreading copy for the 1960 HILLTOP ECHO are Jeannine Nadeau, Ronald Bouchard, Elizabeth Turcotte Ann St. Laurent, Lorna Donovan, John Beamis. -Qui l w 76 144 75 74 142 0 uw A time for relaxation and for a look at past yearbooks is in order for these happy freshmen, all members of the HILLTOP ECHO staff. Elaine Lally, Jacqueline Dumais, Ellen Lavigne. Virginia Eiamond, Pauline Aubert, Diane Marquis, Pamela ater. ls-i.gg..n-Qllhvvwi Writers, artists, and photographers create an ap- pealing yearbook. Oliver Colburn, Jeannine Gagne, Michael Riley, Carol Ann Metivier, Mere- dith lngalls, Anne Edmonds. - -D we ,i Jr-----7 Xb V I lx as so ro, l ,f U4 - 3 H V' s 1 The publishing of the HILLTOP ECHO creates many important jobs for its staff. Aline Grenier, Rollande Perreault, Laura Corriveau, Priscilla Rae Vezeau, Judith Chick, Linda Morrissette. Dubois, Andrea Bouchard, Rachel Gagnon, jean K ' n A beam of happiness shows clearly as Meredith Ingalls receives her membership card and pin from Principal John M. Hibbard. ' Www Membership in the National Honor Society sym- bolizes high ideals, good character traits, and a high degree of scholarship and leadership. Each year, as the members renew once more the pledge of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Serv- ice, the spectator senses the great sincerity of purpose on the part of the student to become an asset to his school and a leader in his community. An organization such as the National Honor Society is definitely needed to raise our American educational system to its highest standards, and to imprint in the students' minds the true purpose of education. The members pose in front of the National Honor Society emblem, the flaming torch. Firrt row, left to right-Elaine St. Lau- rent, Janice Foss, Meredith Ingalls, Elizabeth Emerson, Stephen Foss, Leonard Sonier, Roland Martin, Wayne Chick, Sandra Spell- man, Doris Gagnon, Diane Vachon, Jeannine Gagne, Lorna Donovan, Anne Edmonds, Mary Dubois. Second row-Raymond Thi- bault, Lucille Fortier, Judith Kennedy, Edward De Forrest, Mariette Ross, jo Ann Gainor, Raymond Locatelli. 3 E Q 3 5 ' I I Z FW J 5 The veteran members proudly and solemnly inducr the new members into the Somersworth Chapter of the National Honor Society. Left to right-Raymond Thibault, Mariette Ross, Jo Ann Gainor, Edward DeForrest, Lucille Fortier, Judith Kennedy, Raymond Locatelli. Superintendent Robert Brunelle congratulates the new mem- bers on their Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. I l X i ,FCA E13 2 Imimlfa l 4 ii li sf? .15 Mi 5 l .Q - gr H .. l l ' if l w' 'gg' W? tif., x - -,. ' . 5 O -.S K' -, f ' FRENCH CLUB First row, left to right-J. Lord, W. Chick, D. Vachon, Mrs. O'Malley, S. Spellman, R. Lassonde, P. Dubois, J. Gagne. Second row- L. Dionne, C. Spellman, J. Isacoff, 1. Foss, N. Lazzara, 1. Patterson, E. Emerson, A. Gonthier, M. Michaels. Third row-L. Donovan, J. Shevelin, N. St. Hilaire, M. Ingalls, W. Edmonds, A. Edmonds, R. Poliquin, J. Veno, P. Poirier. Fourth row- L. Barron,'P. St. Laurent. R. Martin. D. Dumont, 1. Cavanaugh, T. Lazzara, R. Tanguay, D. Caron, D. Roberge. 701,54 dow En Avant ofhcers get a little first-hand information from Mr. Valade. Diane Vachon, Secretary, Sandra Spellman, Presi- dent, Raymond Lassonde, Vice-President, Wayne Chick, Treas- urer. 80 As the world becomes smaller and smaller, a knowledge of foreign languages becomes more im- portant, and capable language students are in great demand. Also, the study of another tongue can be a fascinating and rewarding experience. Realizing this, the French Club, En Avant, strives to improve the students' speaking ability, and to kindle an interest in French history and culture through the many activities, movies, lectures, and the annual trip to a French center in Boston. An added attraction is the hilarious initiation of new members. Under the direction of Mrs. Jessie O'Malley and Edmond Valade, the organization has maintained its high standards, and the programs have proved to be enjoyable to its members. I 9 4 . v I Apollo COliver Colburn, Vice-President? reads aloud the noble poems of Virgil to the sagacious looking ofhcers, Mary Ellen Cann, President, Lina LeBrun, Secretary, john Chase, Treas- urer, authentically clad in tunics and togas. D . Vigilando, agundo, bene consulundo, prospera omnia ceduntf' This ancient motto of Sallust seems a most appropriate standard for the Latin Club. Vigi- lance, action, wise counsel-these insure success. Cer- tainly this newly formed but active organization abounds in all three. Students must work diligently to attain the ninety per cent average required for membership, but the study of che customs, manners, and history of the Romans make the course in Latin rewarding and enjoyable. Besides interesting projects and speakers, the club sponsors a trip to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and an authentic Roman banquet. Mrs. Jessie O'Malley, Latin teacher, provides the club with wise counsel and supervision. lad 7714 latin-Que Firrt row, left to right-M. E. Cann, O. Colburn, Mrs. O'Malley, J. Chasse, L. LeBrun Second row-A St. Laurent, C. Ross, D. Geranis, M. E. Flanagan, 1. Marashio, D. Rodney, E. Goulet, M. Larow, L. Morrissette. Tlyird row-P. Shaw, R. Kennedy, B. Flan- agan, R. Bald, R. Hennessey, J. Beamis,J Laporte. Y ff . f , vf X 21 or 'v -4 l 49 N' The Girls Glee Club under Mr Killians supervision just before performing. Fifi! mu: left to right-Marie Irwin, Portia Cham- berlain Juliet Roy Helen Constante Ann St Laurent Joanne Gilbert, Donna Rodney, Rollantie Petreault. Rose Mary Bernutio, Nancy Canney Mr Killian Mary Eileen Flanagan Second mu Andrea Bouchard, Marilyn Larow, Barbara Nadeau, Arlene La- pointe Jeanine Gagnon Pauline Aubert Priscilla Roy Rachel Plante, Rachel Gagnon, Rachel Griffin. Third mu'-Shirley Brew- ster Marlene Chick Susan Anstey Diane Maloomian Rachel Lambert, Ellen Lavigne, Elaine Lally, Ann Vaillant, Elaine Duquette. .lee may 7 4 70' 1-fad ,amy It may be 21 stirring march at a football game, a beautiful Beethoven Sonata by the Concert Band at the Spring Concert, the swinging beat of the Dance Band as couples sway to and fro, or a rendition by the Choir, but the versatile musicians of Somersworth High always give an excellent performance. Seeking to attain the utmost musical quality, the band, choir, and glee club spend many hours in prac- tice and receive excellent direction under Wayne Killian, who shares their enthusiasm and love for music. Practice makes perfect. Mt. Killian puts the band through a practice session. First row, left to righ!-Meredith Ingalls, Roderick Ferland, Donna Rodney, Janice Foss, Dennis O'Mal- ley. Second ron'-Lawrence W'hittier, Constance Gagnon, John O'Malley. Sfazzding-Mr. Killian, Francis Hogan, Ronald Hamel, David Vachon, Reed Latchaw. 'Fx 1 I The dance band provides swinging music at many of the school socials. Fin! wut, left to righz-Warren Edmonds Roderick Ferland Donna Rodney, Dennis O'Malley. Second mu'-Mr. Killian, Benjamin Bragdon, Louis Marino, Roger Langevlin, Ronald I-lameli Oliver Colburn. 740120046 Wim 7 me 771mm Hilltop majorettes reflect school spirit at parades. Kneeling-Linda Drouin, Linda Dumais, Marlene Marquis. Standing-Bonnie Sharkey, Arlene Alexander, joan Roberge, Theresa Ross, Genevieve Lambert, Gail O'Rourke, Diane Marquis, Lina Lapointe. 83 C' ir Ji. free cr, Mr. Lafond, Mr. Morse, and Mr. Perkins are carefully examining the tickets to be sold at the home game by the behind-the- scene Workers. First row-Anne Edmonds, Jean Laporte, Sylvia Constance, Mr. Perkins, Mr. Lafond, Mr. Morse, Theresa Ross, Priscilla Dubois, Carol Ann Metivier. Second row-Lorna Donovan, jean Rae Vezeau, james Cavanaugh, Michael Riley, joan Matashio, Nancy Canney, Sandra Veno, Donna Booth. How much do they cost? is the most probable question Athletic Director, joseph Lafond, asks of Faculty Manager, jeffrey Francoeur. 84 :M 5. . . ..,4nd 64 mmm The largest and one of the most successful organi- zations of Somersworth High School is the Athletic Association, which is responsible for the success and high standards of the sports program. It is composed of over ninety per cent of the students who, by joining, receive admission to all home games, and to some out-of-town games. They are also eligible to attend the annual Athletic Association Party, one of the biggest events of the school year. The members of this association work behind the scenes and keep all athletic events running smoothlyg parking cars, selling tickets and tonic, while two effi- cient secretaries and a bookkeeper keep all financial matters in order. Through joseph O. Lafond's supervi- sion, this organization will continue to grow and succeed. Athletic Association secretaries, Rose Mary Bernabo, Jeannine Gagne, and Judith Veno seem pleased with the associations hnancial record which treasurer, Sandra Spellman, keeps, while the athletic associations president, Denis Moore, furnishes them with laughter. Zta 7 za Am riff The enthusiastic leadership of the cheerleaders encourages the many loyal fans of Somersworth High School athletics. Neither drenching rains, icy winds, not a snowstorm can keep these peppy girls from supplying the backing, which they always give their team in victory or defeat. Perfection is the watchword, and long hours are spent learning new cheers and practicing old ones. The expert leadership of Captain Sandra Spellman and the assuring guidance of the advisers, Mrs. Grace Gould and Mrs, Elizabeth Dodge, make the cheerlea- ders a colorful and confident group. Head Cheerleader Sandra Spellman. With enthusiastic supporters, the Somersworth High School cheerleaders help cheer the team to another victory. Kneeling -Jeannine Gagne, Sandra Spellman, Marsha Michaels. Standing -Mary jane Cincotta, jutlith McCue, Diane Vachon, Nancy St. Laurent, Geraldine Lamhert, Lorna Francoeur, Judith Chick, Rachel Gagnon, janet Dumais, Linda Morrissette, Susan Moorehouse. ciao! Members of the stair, Judith Chick, Miss Lefebvre, Oliver Colburn, and Ann St. Laurent, compliment John Xenos for his artistic work on the 1959 SUPPLEMENT cover. Am: ' ' ' 'Merle ffo 5 Somersworth High Schoo1's answer to the question, Who's Who in the school, is the HILLTOP ECHO Supplement, which is a record of the most interesting personalities in the school including Best Dressed, Most Popular, and Most Representative. The booklet also contains excerpts from the salutatory and valedictory addresses as well as thumbnail sketches of the seniors. The artistic staff members work diligently under Miss Martha A. Lefebvre's guidance to ' r produce a booklet that is pleasing to the eye as Tabulating the Whos Who is always lots of fun. Judith Weuas to the mind' McCue, Elaine St. Laurent, Diane Vachon, Lorette St. Hilaire, Ann Drew. yr, l its if li 3 -1 eg' J. 3 4 W J' Operating the duplicator can be complicated, says artist . Meredith Ingalls, but not when Miss Lefebvre is on hand to T N show you how. xxx, X . s I E Fu 7 .F ' Wiix I l i l ' F, Li. .Y '- be, I xi V L l ,, -1. 'EL .., 17 N ,. B 'W W FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB Fmt row, left to right-M. Irwin, V. Thibeault, M. Marquis, Mrs. Hayes, D. Vachon, R. M. Bernabo, C. A. Metivier, Roy Second row-A. Sprowl, J. Goulet, L. Moore, L. Dumais, P. York, P. Geddes, j. Saucier, L. Roy, L. Dionne, S. Grifhn. Third row -D. Brundage, E. Turcotte, P. Poirier, N. Canney, J. McCue, J. Veno, S. Spellman, G. O'Rourke, F. Fisk. ,-im Eggeawz U! 7 The most important role in society is that of the wives and mothers of the world. It is the goal of the Future Homemakers of America to help train young women to be better prepared for marriage and mother- hood, their most important function in life. All junior and senior girls who have ever taken home economics are given an opportunity to learn more in this field under the capable instruction of Mrs. Gladys Hayes. They learn the secrets of the culinary arts, the joys of combining the proper colors, and the technique of making and designing clothes. There is also a most enjoyable trip to the Boston Flower Show. fi . ll The othcers look over the product that gave them a suc- cessful fxnancial year, Diane Vachon, President, Rose Mary Bernabo, Vice-Presidentg Vivian Thibeault, Treasurer, Marlene Marquis, Secretary. 87 iq! 1 Umm ff? f t S CLUB Firrt rozv. Ieff to right-L. Morrisette, J. McCue, G. Lambert, J. Gagne, L. Francoeur, Mr. Francoeur, S. Spellman, M. Michaels, D. Vachon, J. Dumais, J. Chick. Second row-M. Marquis, 1. Shevelin, R. Gagnon, D. Eleftherion, D. Vachon, G. Blanchette, R. Langevin, N. Dumont, R. Ferland, O. Colburn, R. Hamel, R. Turcotte, N. St. Laurent, L. Drouin. Third mu-S. Moorehouse D. Moore, J. Chasse, W. Edmonds, W. Verville, D. Vallee, D. Fields, R. Canney, M. Riley, P. St. Laurent, D. Pouliot. M. Cin cotta. Fourlb mu-L. Dumais, DI. Foss, R. Martin, B. Flanagan, D. Pouliot, R. Bald, D. Venn, D. Chick, P. Ouellette, li. lfmerson M. Ingalls. 29 tea adm! The officers, Sandra Spellman, Treasurer, David Vallee, Presi- dentg Marsha Michaels, Secretary, Demo Eleftherion, Vice- President, listen to a story of old-time sport from the club's adviser, jeffrey Francoeur. 88 The enterprising and ambitious young men and women of Somersworth High School receive their well-deserved recognition by the presentation of a letter, which they may be awarded for participation in music, co-curricular activities, sports, or cheer- leading. Upon receiving their letter, they are eligible for membership in the S Club. This enthusiastic organization fosters school spirit, and under jeffrey Francoeuris direction, sponsors a foul-shooting contest for which trophies are awarded to winners. A beautiful trophy is also awarded to the Most Valuable Player of the Year. v Oi X mdeafiawl ti , . Zwluamdea mime meld The officers keep busy planning the year's activities. Ronald Boucher, Secretaryg Norman Shaw, Treasurerg David Veno, Vice-President, Denis Moore, President. The expanding field of industry has created new positions to which many capable young men aspire. It is the hope of director joseph O. Lafond that by membership in the Trades and Industries Club, graduates of Somersworth High may attain these positions through their superior skill and ex- perience. The club is open to junior and senior boys. Under Mr. Lafond's direction, they seem to become adept in handling car parts and in working with power tools. To gain further experience, there are trips to industrial plants and to the local General f X Electric Company. Through this fine guidance and framing the Raymond Cunningham of the local General Electric plant boys mu, hope to rmch my number of high 'POSL demonstrates the testing of equipment to members of the club. tions in their chosen field. TRADES AND INDUSTRIES CLUB First rouf, left to right-J. McLin, R. Hamel, N. Shaw, D. Veno, Mr. Lafonde, D. Moore, R. Boucher, D. Pouliot, M. Duffy. Secofzd row-G. Curran, D. Vallee, R. Labrie, J. McKee, N. Dumont, E. Rodney, D. Beaupre, R. Canney, G. Blanchette, T. Shevelin. Third row-R. Lambert, D. Fields, V. Grondin, R. Metivier, J. Sherman, R. Gagnon, G. Metivier, G. Patch, R. Fortier, R. Gagnon. . F5 H I I r, gg 5 sf 'S -4' pw, 5 5 L ,w.f1gP'5g-gg A -'15 ,ff v K ffm, , 4 li 1 wa, A ff, . V j gg F W... 'Y 7454665664 fm M ffl' A' -531 -QQ I-ig ifv 7 Wmded 'Mem 144 The Somersworth High School I-Iilltoppers, coached for the thirty-first consecutive year by Lord jeff Francoeur, completed a successful season, which was highlighted by a sparkling 12 to 0 upset victory over the Spaulding Red Raiders at Rochester. Assisting the state's senior coach were Robert Michel, backfield coach, and Norman Merrow, line coach. David Vallee served as captain and Roderick Ferland and Alan Adams as managers of the team, which ended the season with a 5-5 record, good enough for second place in the Division III standings. At the start of the 1959 season, four regulars, re- ported for football-Captain David Vallee, Ronald Canney, David Fields, and Norman Dumont. They led a green and inexperienced squad of 40 eager can- didates to a successful season. At the annual awards assembly, 19 boys received the coveted S : Ronald Canney, Norman Dumont, Denis Moore, Ronald Poliquin, Captain David Vallee, Gerard Blanchette, Demo Eleftherion, David Fields, Brian Flanagan, Paul Ouellette, David Pouliot, Dennis Pouliot, David Veno, Reynald Bald, Dona Doyon, Daniel McCue, Roland Turcotte, Wilfred Verville, and David Daigle. The traditional All-State eleven, chosen at the close of each season by the New Hampshire Football Coaches, was predominantly Somersworth. Captain David Vallee and David Fields were first team choices. Norman Dumont, Dennis Pouliot, and Denis Moore were second team choices, Ronald Canney and David Veno were on the third team, while honorable mention went to Reynald Bald, Gerard Blanchette, and Demo Eleftherion. This was David Vallee's second year on the dream team, as a guard a year ago and as quarter- back this year. Lord jeff Francoeur completed his 31st year as SHS football coach. Fine team play enabled the three regular running backs to share scoring honors-David Veno led with 48 points, followed by Demo Eleftherion with 37 and Ronald Canney with 50. The leading ground gainer was Ronald Canney who gained 581 yards in 91 tries for an average 6.4 yards per carry. David Veno carried 98 times, gained 508 yards for a 5.2 average, while Demo Eleftherion gained 273 yards in 71 attempts for an average of 3.9 yards. Two Somersworth boys were named to the All- State Squad for the 6th Annual Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl Contest played at Dartmouth between New Ham shire and Vermont seniors Both Paul Marashio, p . a center, and john Xenos, an end, distinguished them- selves by their aggressive play and fine sportsmanship. Dumont and Pouliot throwing key blocks for lone score in St. John's game. 1-'Sf' 4 twill' 'H ,guna gay' -is saga? nil' vill- UW Dems Moore and Brxan Flanagan double teamrng mrddle guard to grve Topper back runmng room rn the Kennett game RONALD CANNEY Rrght Halfback and Leadmg Ground Garner 94 Q w., 5 .W i W , . K I ja? ' l 3 ' Y get A ,gf if , C I ,I , , t ar: 5 - 1 4 ' 'F 4 ' 'it ' , , ff AA , 8 , ii, -- 1- ,j Q b 'Qt' , J. A 4 6g,,,,,V W , I , I, 'ff B - ff, W f ..V 4 . , - ,QM JA 6. - N . iowa A. 3 Y , , L' V A s , Q g. 1, uv L lg, , l iw. W - fl W 1 f , ' I 1 l ' a. . A ' T A- 4 pam-N fu- E, I - ,' fy? W V LW Q4-3,-elvis, M, ,Q js. ,, L , X . ' W 1. ' Y ' e ' f v7 n fl -, , V' A' 1 - V A , ty pass ali, 9 . jjz1:.a5jf 31, ,'r it gif' jfjkf E L V V M e f .s A 'f W' A ye, A g fa s f A ' ' at so ,C 1 -H 'f Y K V K 1 eaaxsv My 2 -V A, 'A , by , Ka. A :Raw ,JZEF . -if ig? V, sf, 4 I rziljkv 36, r,wl,s!,. 3. ,ff ,W . Sf K K ah Q M.: My Hg? W .i gk f , 4 1 1 W ' s My W , me . 3 J 7 7 3 ' - K . l - , , . , - 9 . 7 A ' 1 1 ,, KENNETT 360 The Somersworth Hrgh School Hrlltoppers scored an rmpressrve vlctory over the Kennett Hrgh Black Knlghts at Memorral Freld rn the opemng game of the season The Toppers chalked up two touchdowns rn the first half behmd the key blockrng of lrnemen Reynald Bald and Gerald Blanchette and backs Demo Eleftherron Davrd Veno and Dav1d Vallee The run nrng attack of the Black Knrghts never got started as the Somersworth forward wall proved to be almost rm pregnable LEBANON 1614 The Blue and Whrte were defeated by the Leba non Hrgh R'11ders rn a Class M Schoolboy Foptball Contest played at Lebanon In the first half the Somersworth lads were out played but rn the second half they began to play football The two touchdowns scored by Davld Veno were not enough to subdue the Lebanon team WILTON ACADEMY 40 8 The Hrlltoppers ran roughshod over the Wrlton Academy football team before a capacrty crowd at Memorial Freld Somersworth touchdowns were scored by Ronald Canney and Davrd Vallee one and two respectrvely Demo Eleftherron Davrd Poulrot and Davrd Dangle scored one each MANCHESTER WEST 20 O The Toppers lost therr second game of the season -ul . I I M 8 . e N3 ' ' 1 ,. .'v .ui vp Q - if . , ' - 'ni' ' Q.: me 3, v 321, 6 3 k , v v ll , I f K X., . QQ-.1 713+ . ' . , xv'-hd 'fi 4, 95, it , . . ' . ' -vt N ,A ' . . , ,.g:,4:.g -1 ' R' a . - i , , A ' 1 7:55 .' -V-L . . f N -TZ3wv2r.. f r 1 -sw? . DENIS MOORE NORMAN DUMONT RONALD EOLIQUIN Right Guard and Second Team Right-End Leading Pass Catcher Reliable Utility Guard All-State Choice to the Manchester West eleven, 20-0. This was the first time that Somersworth had bowed to the Blue Knights in over a dozen games. Although the Somersworth offensive line blocked well, the Hilltopper's backfield could not gain ground. Trailing 14-0 at halftime, the Somersworth lads began to show a little more spark, but penalties and a stout defense prevented any scoring. ST. JOHN-8-O The Blue and W,hite defeated the St. john's Fighting Irish for their third victory at Memorial Field. A stout defensive line, consisting of Norman Dumont, David Fields, Dennis Pouliot, Gerard Blan- chette, and Ronald Canney held the Concord lads to one first down and a net of 30 yards rushing and pass- ing. Roland Turcotte, a sophomore line backer, showed his running ability by intercepting a St. John pass on his own 22-yard line and running it back 30 yards to the St. Johns 48 to set up a touchdown. SPAULDING-12-0 The Somersworth High School football team reached its peak on a rainy, muddy day when it de- feated the Spaulding Red Raiders, l2-0, before a wildly cheering partisan crowd at Rochester. The two Somersworth touchdowns scored by and Middle Line Backer Ronald Canney and Demo Eleftherion could not be equalled by Spauldin . A 50-yard pass play thrown by David Daigle was miie first Somersworth play of the ball game and set the tempo of the entire contest. Somersworth's upset victory over Spaulding was undoubtedly the highlight of the 1959 season. PINKERTON ACADEMY-42-36 The Hilltoppers, led by David Veno who scored 22 points, scored a 42-56, victory against Pin- kerton Academy in a Class M Football Contest played on a muddy field. Members of the backfield who scored touchdowns were fullback David Veno who tallied three touch- downs and four extra points, Ronald Canney with a pair of touchdowns, and Demo Eleftherion with one six pointer. EXETER-40-6 A powerful Exeter High School football team ran roughshod over the Somersworth Hilltoppers, 40-6, in the final game of the l959 football season at Memo- rial Field. The hard running of the Somersworth backs and blocking of the linemen was to no avail against the rugged Exeter team, which scored three touchdowns in each half. The lone Somersworth touchdown was made by sophomore, Reynald Bald, JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD First row, left lo right-J. Grady, R. Turcotte, D. McCue, J. Steuerwald, P. St. jean, D. Doyon, J. Beamis, D. Daigle R. McDermott. Second mu'-D. Carignan, B. Thibeault, J. Papatola, P. Bickford, -1. Beamis, J. Dubois, J. Panteledes, L. Couture J. Hamel. Third mu'-Coach Michel, P. Gauthier, D. Chick, W. Verville, J. Cartier, P. Michaud, A. Turgeon, R. Fournier, A Adams. de Wm WMU ff 047 , . A.,, Q3-fe , . WW 3 e t W T21 ,A-,5,Q'?t al 0b. -GFJQ fHSl!gt s t J. if' VARSITY Fmt! row, left to right-James Steuerwald, Paul Bickford, Emile Bergeron, John Beamis, Denis Moore, Vincent Hennessey. Second row-Roger Langevin, Lee Ouellette, Raymond Thibault, David Vallee, Laurence Casey, Ronald St. Laurent, David Pouliot, Paul Ouellette, David Veno. Third row-Coach Rowell, Paul St. Laurent, David Dumont, Reynald Bald, Roland Martin, Robert Lambert, Raymond Lassonde, David Chick, Roderick Ferland. mv. f' To .1 pg 1? . fem' ' .5 w 1 .VR , ' gf ,. ,X j fax.-. .A , .i S 1 .1 tu, tr' 6 Co-captain Ronald St. Laurent 96 Inexperience proved to be the undoing of the Somersworth nine. With only two men back from last year's starting team, co-captains Raymond Thi- bault and Ronald St. Laurent, and two other lettermen, Laurence Casey and Paul St. Laurent, the burden fell on the shoulders of the underclassmen. Aided by solid pitching from David Veno and Robert Lambert, the season opened with two victories, over Holy Rosary, 5-4, and Winnacunnet, 6-1. Captain St. Laurent drove in four runs on four hits, Captain Thibaulr, Robert Lambert, and David Vallee, all had two hits in the two games. Lack of control and loose fielding lost the St. john's game, 9-3. Somersworth's runs were driven in by Raymond Thibault, who had three hits, and Reynald Bald, a freshman. Denis Moore scored twice with two hits. Seven errors led to a 6-5 defeat by Sanborn. Denis Moore and David Pouliot were on base a total of seven times. David Chick, a freshman, won his first high school game with a well-pitched victory over Oyster River, 7-6. Robert Lambert batted in three runs Reynald Bald, two, with two hits each. Co-captains Thi- bault and St. Laurent each scored twice. Pinkerton bombed the Toppers, 13-4, in a game marred by walks. Exeter's powerful team won, 6-2, in a game that featured a tighter defense, a fine driving 77593 mm catch by Paul St. Laurent, and Reynald Bald's three hits. St. john made it two in a row over S. H. S. by a 7-6 score. Somersworth scored four runs in the sixth inning to tie the score as David Veno drove in two big runs. Ronald St. Laurent trippled in two runs in the first. Newmarket surprised Somersworth, 9-7, in eight innings, despite Thibault's three-run homer, double and single. Somersworth came back the next day to defeat Newmarket, 4-1. Roger Langevin drove in three runs with two doubles to give Robert Lambert all the runs he needed to win. An earlier defeat from Sanborn was avenged as Robert Lambert gave up only three ,hits to win, 6-0. Thibault drove in two runs and David Vallee made several excellent fielding plays. Roger Langevin and David Vallee had two hits each and drove in three runs, but this was not enough, as Winnacunnett won, 9-6. Pinkerton scored fourteen runs in the last two innings to win, 17-5. David Veno hit a three-run homer, Reynald Bald and Ronald St. Laurent -had two hits each. Exeter's League champions made it two straight over the Toppers winning, 12-0, which was only the second shut out the Blue and White suffered in five years. The season ended successfully with a 16-3 victory Coach Ralph Rowell 'Y Y ,. 3, - -:-- ' N-, ,V . ,,..,-. Y .A s U ,ji ,QM ' Raymond Thibault singles xafgxsizigfxhtfgy .t .. at as X X 4 X' Ne-7 'W 5 F 5 K 14 W N ' in ' ' J 'I' Gs., ., L M ,, J' g 5. - 'Avg-Lwzjfj IQKYKDM .w,i,,515g.,.. Co-captain Raymond Thibault over Oyster River. David Vallee and Paul St. Laurent with three hits each, and Raymond Thibault, David Veno, and David Pouliot with two hits, and Robert Lambert with a triple and three runs scored led the assault. With only three seniors graduating, and eleven lettermen returning, a fine nucleus remains for next year. Lettermen included Co-captains Ronald St. Laurent and Raymond Thibault, who did a wonderful job guiding the younger members, Laurence Casey, Robert Lamlbert, Roger Langevin, Denis Moore, Roland Mar- tin, Paul St. Laurent, and David Vallee. Sophomores Paul Ouellette, David Pouliot, and David Veno, Fresh- men, Reynald Bald and David Chick. Roderick Fer- land, who was ineligible due to being a transfer and who was sorely missed, served as manager. Raymond Thibault led the batters with .426 aver- age, others were Reynald Bald with .3533 Ronald St. Laurent 298, David Vallee -269. SEASONS RECORD to left. WE THEY 5 Holy Rosary 4 6 Holy Rosary 1 6 St. john 7 7 Newmarket 9 4 Newmarket 1 6 Sanborn 0 6 Winnacunnet 9 5 Pinkerton 17 O Exeter 12 2 Exeter 6 . 16 Oyster River 3 7 Oyster River 6 3 St. john 9 - 6 Sanborn 5 4 Pinkerton 13 Durham, Somersworths athletes took home their share of ribbons. -lohn Xenos and Reynald Bald took a fourth and fifth place in the 220-yard dash: Michael Chick a tie for second in the 440-yard dash, and Stephen Foss a fifth in the 880-yard run. In the relay, the Toppers came in fourth. Wilfred Verville tied for second place in the high jump, while Captain Rossi took a third in the broad jump. At the annual awards assembly Coach Brunelle presented letters to Louis Rossi, Michael Chick, Ronald Canney, Denis Moore, Stephen Foss, Leonard Sonier, David Lafond, Wfilfred Verville, Norman Dumont, Roland Turcotte, Reynald Bald, and john Chasse. Leading the team in number of points scored was Captain Rossi with 62 points followed by John Xenos with 26, Michael Chick with ZOM, Ronald Canney l4LQg Denis Moore llhg and Wilfred Ver- ville, and Norman Dumont with IOLQ, each. for , 74644 added John Xenos rolls in the Oyster River dual meet. Coach Brunelle gives a valuable tip to David Lafond rl:- 7weZae Wcawdtay 77Zmyefw 70442 Ei 5852 'FP if 1? Manager john Beamis takes good care of the team. from the foul line with a percentage of .652, 50 fouls in 46 attempts. Reynald Bald led the team in rebounds with 519, an average of 16 per game. Coach Raymond Brunelle's junior Varsizv team was made up entirely of sophomores and freshmen. The leading scorer was Roland Turcotte who scored l65 points for an average of ll points per game. Other top scorers were David Perron. lllg Leo Couture. 97 David Chick, 9lg Wilfred Verville 79g james Steuerwald, -48g and blames Hamel, 46. David Perron was the sharp- shooter at the foul line with a .656 average, 21 tom- pletions in 32 attempts. Another freshman, Leo Couture. had an average of .592 with 29 goals in 49 attempts. Five lettermen will be available for the l960-6l season: Reynald Bald, Robert Boulav. Vililfretl Verville. Roland Turcotte. and David Daigle. Also available will be two junior members of the varsity squad, Raymond Lassonde and Gerard Blanchette. lOl Qi 5iF Reynald Bald and the Dumont brothers, Norman and David, shut out the Farmington players SEASONS RECORD VUE THEY 61 Farmington 52 51 Oyster River 71 A16 Exeter 53 35 Kennett 50 54 Alvirne 51 70 St. Marie 37 54 Winnacunnet 77 31 Kennett 67 59 Pinkerton 75 65 Holy Rosary 56 70 Sanborn 33 64 Newmarket 53 62 Exeter 64 41 Winnacunnet 77 53 Oyster River 73 46 Pinkerton 53 46 Farmington 43 41 Holy Rosary 54 74 Sanborn Seminary 62 41 Newmarket 51 Reynaltl Bald, Hilltopper center, scores on a lay-up in over- 3 time win over Alvirne in the holiday Invitational Tournament Tourney. V 22 l 1 1 r 4 E112 - I' we., f Lf Smiles galore can be seen on the fates of the memlwers of the hasketlull team as Ctiath Robert Miehel teteives the Alvirne lnxi tational Tournament trophy from Mike Shall-imp of the Nashua Telegram l.tf1 :fi rig!!-Dax'i.l Dangle, David Vallee, Robert Boulay, Roland Turcotte, Mr. Shalloup, Raymond Lassonde, Roderick Ferlan.l, Gerard Bltmthette, Coach Michel, David Chick, Reynaltl Bald, Norman Dumont, Wilfred Verville, David Dumont. 103 www 004 7m Www U! Sum, E 5 E i i ,bb ,V The presentation of Paul Normancleau's class gift by one of the givers of gifts, Robert Noel, brings smiles to the faces of his classmates. pu .4 RQ The class prophecy is ellectively presented by Elaine St. Laurent Th? SWCIS Of 8iffS, Robert NOEL Aflfl DFCW, and R3YmOHCl and Edward DeForrest. Thlballlf. IO6 President David Lafond presents Principal John M. Hibbard with the Class of l959 gift to the school, a check for S25 to be used toward the purchase of a school flag. z-fav! Q ea Qaida aw dna! .fcmcieaw In their last formal gathering with the teachers, members of the Class of 1959 sought to show their gratitude, both as a class and individually, while the teachers showed their pride in their students and en- couraged them to follow the standards of their Alma Mater. Following a delicious luncheon prepared by the cafeteria staff, class president, David Lafond, officially welcomed the faculty and members of the school board. A touch of humor was added by the presentation of the class prophecy by Elaine St. Laurent and Edward DeForrest, while the class gifts were presented by Ann Drew, Robert Noel, and Raymond Thibault. S0 successful was the affair, that it was decided to make it an annual event. 5 The delicious meal brings smiles of satisfaction to the faces of the seniors, the guests, and the faculty. 107 As the graduates march down the aisle to the strains of Pomp and Circumstancej' they are aware that their happiest twelve years are behind them. ,f ' 'xii 2 M 4 W ' ' , . ' , J s il Q ' , 4 , will ' W' , i 4 Professor Wfayne Koch of the University of New Hampshire inspires his audience with his words on the basic freedoms. I O8 Z Wemtwzeu, P R O G R A M Processional .. . Pomp and Circumstancen Concert Band Invocation . Rev. john E. Nelson Salutatory .. Raymond S. Locatelli Address ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, . . ,,,, ,,,, . .. ,,,,,, ,,Professor Wfayne Koch Department of Education, University of N. H. Selection ,,,,,,,...,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, ' ' The Green Cathedral Choir Valedictory ...t,t,t,,,,..,,7,,, ,.....,, ,,,,., ,,7,,. M . J udith Kennedy Presentation of Awards ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, P rincipal John M. Hibbard Presentation of Diplomas . . .. John F. Beamis School Board Chairman Ode ............ ...................,....... Se nior Class Benediction ...... . .. .. Rev. Donald E. Macomber Recessional ..... ............ . . War March of the Priests Concert Band f I . a l i The high point of the evening is the presentation of diplomas by School Board Chairman, john F. Beamis. lO9 WMM new 746 AW, 0,4 zmewzw 3? The Dr. Harold Adams Memorial Award to the st lr is important that me know ourselves and know vshat is expected of us' says Judith Kennedy valedictorian. udent exhibiting the greatest all-round progress in a given school year is pre sented by Principal john M. Hibbard to E. Elaine St. Laurent. 21 l 5 U ' 'V 4 l 5, Ill Ze Laws,-4m ' Z ycvamai., Swirling gowns, soft music, and colorful decora- tions all blend in an efiort to lend the proper atmos- phere at the last gathering of the members of the Class of 1959. This will be the last time that all the members of the class will be together, and each one seems to he determined to help make this a most exclusive formal. As the hour of parting draws near, and the band begins its last number, the seniors realize fully the solemnity of the moment. They may never again see some of the people who have played such an impor- tant role in their lives for the past four years, but their memories of this night will be Cherished always. Pres-:ntlnu thc mtmbcrs of the Class of l959f Miss Norma Davis and Mr. Robert Noel. ll3 74, 74a Uccmulcwa 704 mwdh ind Wdaiea 704 14 7 dyed Wad appchwa Long hours of practice have attained perfection and elegance for the semors' final promenade. Entering the transformed gymnasium, the seniors are a sym- phony in black and White. ---.......,, vu,-.--... H4 Y 4 W if - ,..............J X A gf an ,.-ff A W A beautiful night, but a sad farewell to dear friends and the happiest hours of their lives A-ima qu. 'M 'W .W '1 'U l . f4clamZwew Sefwe Sg 5'?f f' 'Me Sdappm 0 Samewwawld We grieved Um gfewoqfelt 7441464 70 Zozo! 95atrons NIr and Mrs Rrchard Adr1en XI1ss Rachel Aubert ' Mr and Mrs Raymond Baker Thomas I Ball' Mr md Mrs Edwrn R Baxtel 1 lIlClNI1'S Iohnls Beamrs Rev HectorA Benort D D r dI'1CllXI1S I E Bergeron and Mrs Lronel Bergeron r and Mrs Paul L Bermer NI1 md Mrs N'1pOlCOllA Berube Rex erend Roland Blars Paul Blanchettel' D1 and Mrs Anthony Bonanno Nlr and Mrs August Bouchard Dr ind Mrs H Paul Boucher 'XI1ss Vera C Bragg Rex erend Phrlrp Brunr Rex erend Laurence Burns 'Xlr and Mrs Clovrs Chabot XI1 and 'Nlrs Leo P Chabot NIr and Mrs 1Xlbe1tCharestW Hfay ne Chrck 'Xlr and Hrs Roland Clrche XI1 and Nlrs Fred COff1I1 Olner F Colburn Sr XI1 1nd 'Xlrs ol111Co11stant1ne Xlr and Mrs Lugerre Cormrer Nlr and 'Xlrs 'Nlaurrce Corrrxeau Mrss Frances Couturrerzk Mr and Mrs Bernard Crowley R1cl1ardR Dargle Mr 1ndNIrs Glenn Dans XI1 md Nlrs Nlenclrus Dmrnond Nlr md 'Xfrs Clovrs Desmar 11s Dr and Mrs Lronel DCSLIHTHIS Dr and Mrs Robert N DCSDIHYHIS Mr and Mrs J H Donovan Dr and Mrs Dawrd Eastman 'Xlr and Mrs Robert El'1gl1Sl1 Dr I1mesC Faskranoslf Norman Ferland Mayor a11d Mrs Robert FlllOIl Mrss Mary Erleen Flanagan M1 and Mrs Martrn Flanagan Mr md Mrs Fred Foss Mrss Dorrs Fournrerl' Mr and Mrs A Frrend Mr and Mrs Hr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Nlr and Mrs effr ey Francoeur r Edurn Furlong Alcrde Gagnon 'Xlaurrce Gagnon Paul Gagne Mrss Rachel Goulet? Nlr and Mrs Mrs Yvonne Mr and Mrs YV1lbrod Grenrer Hamrlton Izugene Hebert Irvrng XV Hersey Assocrates 'Xlrss Dorcas Hodsdonx' Hrs john R Hodsdon Nlrss Kay I1 wx 111 NI1 md 'Nlrs oseph Kennedx Mrss Nlrldred Krnsrnan Km anls Club Nlr and Mrs jack LaBonte Mrss Leona Labrrex r and Mrs Paul Lagueux r and Mrs Ferna11dL111d1y r and Mrs oseplr Landry 1 and Mrs R1cl1ardL'1po111te if ' ' . . at I I . . 1 - . ' . . I I 1 1 K. l 7. .2 ' . ' . 1 ' 1 .1 . ' M12 1 .A '. '- . ' Rt. . . ', . . D .' f . '. 1 f 1 ,. Dr. .. ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 11, . - ' - . -' 1. . 1 11 1 . .Z '. ' 1 1 . lull ' ,LI it A p n u I a Y- .z . . ' 1 .1 ' . y 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Canneysl' Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Grenier 1 .2 .1 - 1 '. . ' ' ' 1' . 1 . h 1 I 11: 1'.lI ' 1 JJ 1' 1 .1 1' . 7 ' ' 1 ' 1 I ' 1 . 1 .1 ' ' ' ' 1 . . Y 7 1 . l ' . 'K M. . 1 .1 1 , 1 M. . 1 1 -.1 1 lr ' 1 M.. 1 .J I' 11,1 1 . ' M: ' 1 ' .Tatrons XI1 'md Hrs Xrthur I tx lllce Xllss 0111 L'u1gne D1 md Nlrs Ger 1rd LeBrun NI1 'md Urs H1rry D ledger Reverend Leo Lefebw re X115 V1rg1n11 H Legro Xlr and NIrs A1ber1c Lehoulllel 'Mr and Nlrs Xmbrolse Lessnd Nltss Yw onne Lord' T I' I' and NIrs Fred Uansfxeld and Mrs Edu 'ard NIcKeon 1nd Nlrs F XIcKeon 1 and Mrs Joseph F 'NIcKeon br D1v1d 'NIcLeod NI1ss 5xLlflCI'lHC Mercler' Xlr and Mrs Thomas Nlone XIr 'md Mrs Rene Nlorm NIISS P'1tr1c1a Mullen Nh' md Mrs George Nidelu 'Xlr ind Nlrs RobertF lNCXNC0ll1lJC Donald Ouellette' XIr 1nd Hrs Xlex Pipatones Xlr md Hrs RlCl1lfLlPCIlClllli Rex erend Fern md Prchette Henry Pmkham J r 'and Nlrs Henry Pmkhstm S1 md Nlrs Xrthur Porelle I1 r W E Precourt r amd Urs Arthur Proulx r md Nlrs Nhtthew Rlley Xlr and XIrs Lorenzo Ross NIrs Georgxana Roy XI1ss A Kathryn Royce XIr and Nlrs P1ulR St Laurent kd Se1del8. Son Inc XI1ss Elxzabeth Spellman NIr and XIrs Edua1dSpellmm NI1ss Nlary Spellrnan Nllss Sandra Spellman Xlr and Nlrs Paulli Spell1n1n ' Dr and Urs Roland C Trembl IX XI1ss Dlane Vachon XIr 1ndNIrs PllllV1CllOIl Xlr and Hrs YV1ll1an1 Vngnetult Paul A XValker ' Dr 1nd Nlrs Louxs XVISCIHIII Xlrs Frances XVooley Xhss Harrret Xenos' Iohn Xenos' 'HILLTOP LCHO Xlunnn Slxtdada an C46 ,dzaoluatcaa we avnmala az aciaole and ao!!e9e4 eaezyaadaze Established 1 919 2140 Alsqulth Street Boltlmore 18 Md HOpklns 7 6700 PROUD PRODUCERS OF YOUR ANNUAL Q 7 xx K 3 Ju. X R W - Rf f R of fc K F' 4 X. N 1 lakh ' I ' Aix: f, I, f .4 ,. foxy' - 1 fn A 1442 r iv, .df , . WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO Official Somersworth High School Photographer GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY PRIME TANNING CO., INC. BERWICK, MAINE STHAFFUHD ALUMINUM PHUIIUETS 47-49 Broadway Dover, New Hampshire HALL BROS. Thirfy-five Years of Fine Workmanship ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS Berwick, Maine P R BOSTON TAR and ASPHALT ROADS STREETS and DRIVEWAYS SAND CRUSHED STONE GRAVEL Telephone Congratulations CLASS OF I96O' GREAT FALLS BLEACHERY AND DYE WORKS INC HOTEL and RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT CHINA GLASS and KITCHEN FURNISHINGS M P ALKON G CO 49 Market Street Portsmouth New Hampshire I2 Telephone GEneva 6 2405 OSborne 65505 - North Berwick, Maine Mldway 67991 - Wells, Maine AINSLIE'S DRUG STORE VITAMIN HEADQUARTERS Befnmd Gl'0SSi9, Reg- PhGf- FRIGIDAIRE SALES 8- SERVICE Joseph Vachon, Reg. Phar. Fred Strifch, Reg. Phar. 44 south Mom Sheet Central Square Rochester, New Hampshire RAY'S SUPER MARKETS elephane 209-R Somersworth elephone 1179 Berwick . Somersworfh's and Berwrcks Mosf Complete Food Sfores CON RAD E. ALI E Keepsake 8. Arfcarved Diamonds JEWELER Gifts for AII Occasions 3 Wakefield Street Telephone Rochester, New Hampshire HOITT and WENTWORTH R A Y S S H O P P E Arf School and Theafncal Supplies 330 Cenffd Avenue Dover New HOmDSh 'e Dover New Hampshlre M I-I LACY DEPARTMENT STGRE af -,,,,.,-J LAHS IFMARE Q RCE 442 Central Aven Dover, N H MARETT FURNITURE CO Al-AN 5 I-INOI-EUM Dover s Leading Value Gwmg Wall Tnle Metal Moulding Formica Furmfure Store Venehan Blnnds Carpets Floors 330 Cellffill AVGIWG 319 Central Avenue Dover New Hampshire 126 Dover New Harnpshlre I I I . ' I . I . 5 W, T V O O lm f I - 1 V V l V ,' ll, 3 m qty S F ae A ' 9 S kLE - - fig-5 figlxgn, I U I . ' I NADEAU'S MARKET TREF'S LUNCH Third Street TREF DOYON, Proprietor Somersworth, N ew Ha mpshire TURCOTTE MOTQR ALES JQHNSQN 5 MARKET Gasses Triangle Shell Station MEATS GROCERIES Avis Renf cz Car System FRUITS ond VEGETABLES Sixth Street and Central Avenue 5e ' M 'e Dial snemooa 2 9807 I 7 I X I C Lubrication - Repairs - Washing THE REMNANT SHOP Kenmore Motor Co., Inc. '-THE House or Clow GEORGE J.o'NEnL, President 'l1'l Washington Street Telephone SHerwood 2-4282 Dover, New Hampshire 142 Washington St. Dover, New Hampshir WEISS - LAWRENCE, INC. TALKABOUT THE GENUINE HANDLACED AND HANDLASTED DRESS MOCCASINS AND LOAFERS OF DISTINCTION .lohnson Hardware, Inc North on Central A enue Dover New Hampshire Dover New Hampshu e ll ll ' Sawyer Mill Factory Outlet I 28 JOHN E BELL STAR LUMBER COMPANY Combmohon Doors Wmdows Overhead Doors Plywood Porch Enclosures Mrllwork Coll SHervood 2 2108 Telephone 605 Dover Sornersworth Road ank and Ray Motor Sales ROY S HARDWARE Reto1IandWholesolePnces A R GREGOIRE Proprietor NEW ond USED CARS 99 om Street Telephone 480 50 el'SV0ffh Dover Road Somersworth, New Hompshcre l 29 C . 1 L x' If ' E I x O .1 Eh V A Q , 5 -sw: ,--4 K Bu' I . 0 A 'ff ri is 1. ,gf ' 1 MM., ,. .o.,,.,,M M M, N.x,.....?' Mmm, W.,, 5' A A A 3 E T I K ' 4 k fi' ,,,,. 1 'LK t ,.s. '- g, 1 n N122 I 1 M ' SOMERSWORTH TEXTILE COMPANY SOMERSWORTH ELECTRI Opposite G.E. Plant Complete Lines of Electrical Appliances HOTPOINT . . . GENERAL ELECTRIC ZENITH X X X XI X X gil iw 1 E, .EY - , H ,seg ya 4 , ,cy , I ' I: gf. A , me mg1' -w 'l -L , Q ,a 75,1 Q, ' F' 1 if 'S' ' Iv' IL x , Mgiygy f, M , L I , I H Xa., 6 Ossgggw A X I ' ' I ,IJ WW wifinpw, 5 BERNIER FUNERAL HOME LEO R. BERNIER, Proprietor ROUTHlER'S MARKET MEATS - GROCERIES - TOBACCOS CANDIES - ICE CREAM 7 Mt. Auburn Street Somersworth, New Hampshire Member of Associated Grocers of New Hampshire CARIGNAN'S PAINT SHO 61 Myrtle Street Telephone 8 TRI-CITY WHITING STATIONERY COMPANY CONSTRUCTION CO. 97 Washington Street D N H p h D ver, Ne H mpshire F. WENTWORTH SALES CG. IMPERIAL CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 6 Milk Street Dover, New Hampshire Ann Sr. Lauren? and Rachel Lambert are iusf as proud as can be in the 7960 Plymouth. E D Y T H E DeMambro Radio Supply Co HAIR STYLISTS lncvrpvrvfed D - P t mouth WHOLESALE d 2 'I560 GE 6 0506 3 H I St t Dover, N H pshire 131i ERNIE'S TEXACO STATION Chestnut Hill Discount Cent First and Chestnut Streets 24-Hour Wrecker Service Th St e That Sells Qualify Merchcmd' H gh s T l ph sos4 G' Discount Pri S hN H ph' D N H ph' IAFOLLA CONSTRUCTION CO INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS Portsmouth New Hampshire plc N PAY D M PATTERSON 8zSON CONTRACTORS d BUILDERS R f g Sd g I, I 1 GTI P hN H ph' I it , oom - um -I Iton DOVER DRUG COMPANY, INC. RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE FOR OVER FORTY YEARS 505 Central Avenue Dover, New Hampshire Telephone SHerwood 2-5313 Diane Dufour ond Robert Tanguoy admire the 1961 class ring. FOR THE FINEST IN JEWELRY Dufour's Jewelers Gifts for the Entire Family Spring Street Somersworth, N.H. M Gm M BAKERIES, INC. BAKERS OF DUTCH KITCHEN QUALITY PRODUCTS 133 I 3 MRS. PAPAS FARNHAM'S COATS - SUITS DRESSES - SKIRTS Dover's Leading Department Store 426 Central Avenue Dover, New Hampshire Dover, New Hampshire -liW?bnr1fl i ' 1' l l5f+,rsr1?? ISSS ' V ' r 'lg Vg I 2'-S The Seacoosfs Busiesf Super Markets Dover, Rochester, and Portsmouth, New Hampshire Kittery, Maine Fresh Meats - Groceries - Produce 5 HERB'S SUPERETTE on the bridge Lizotte's General Store Specializing in Groceries . . . Hordwore . . . Points Coffs Lawn Seeds . . . Toro Power Mowers 412 Central Avenue T I - ' . Dover, New Hampshire e ephone 600 M 374 Hgh G 4 STUART'S-SHAINES' FOWNES MFG. co. Finest Footwear for the Entire Family SHOE CARTONS Famous Brand Men's Clothing Rochester, New Hampshire Dover, New Hampshire I-IEBERT'S RED 86 WHITE MARKET Somersworth's Most Wide Awake Gnocery Store TOP VALUE STAMPS Given with Every Purchase 340 High Street mersworth, New Hampshire Judith Veno and Mary Jane Cincotta know where to find quality foods. Try Us First - We Usually Have It over Hardware and Plumbing LAU NDER CENTER supply Company BENDIX wAsl-lens Builder's Hardware, Paints, Oils and 121 Moin Street R00flf19 SUPPHBS Somersvorth, New Hampshire l 35 S D SUNDEEN J A PRINCEBISONS FRIGIDAIRE SALES ond SERVICE DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS For Molor Apploonces Televlszon I Stereo Phono Hn F: so es and Serwce Also See Distributor for Our Large Drsploy of Second Hand Equipment L P Home Bottle GCS and Appliances Stores m Dover Portsmouth Roc hester Telephone 414 EDWARD H QUIMBY CO INC Preferred the world over or QUALITY --. EFFICIENCY ECONOMY Chclrleen Clncottc tr es out the schools first Olympia DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE Dubors Sand 8. Gravel Co BQWLING GREEN INC BULLDOZER WORK 49 Mom Street GRAVEL and ASPHALT WORK econd sheet Somersworth New Hampshire 35 S 136 O C' I OLYMPIA . . . E I I , . MORRILL FURNITURE CO. FURNITURE - FLOOR COVERINGS YVONNE'S DRESS SHQP 421 Central Avenue Complete Line of Telephone SHerwood 2-'I569 Dover, New Hampshire BRIDALS, SPORTSWEAR, and FORMAL WEAR SWEET SIXTEEN . . and Diane Vachon Knows lt's Smart to Have Her Gowns Cleaned by DOWALIBY CLEANERS 39 Locust Street Dover, New Hampshire 4 12,y1g,::-s 4 N .t 1 THE MELROSE SHOP Custom Upholsterers 81 Interior Decorators 128W Washington Street Dover, New Hampshire KAGELEIRY'S SPA INC. 'I'l3 Washington Street Dover, New Hampshire 137 Pl-nL's GULF STATION K'MBA'-'- 3- 50N5 900 central Avenue Touraine House Paint and Wallpaper General Repairing Dover, New Hampshire 624 Central Avenue Telephone - SHerwood 2-9834 Dover, New Hampshire EMERSON CHEVROLET COMPANY - ' my 15-xLl,L.l-.1 C25 Lorna Francoeur and James McLin are all smiles as they try out the all-new 1960 Chevrolet! SERVICE IS OUR BUSlNESS CARBERRY'S SHOE STORE M I C H E L ' S Qualify Shoes for fhe Entire Family JUNIOR HOUSE DRESSES of UPPCY square MILWAUKEE DOVBY, NEW H0l'hPshire Dover, New Hampshire l 38 YELLOW CAB COMPANY Servo Dynamics Corporation MODERN . . . COURTEOUS SERVICE 5UbS'diC Y of 5 C 'L0We Shops Developers and Manufacturers of Te'e e 888 SERVO MECHANISMS 50me 5W0ffhf Nev' H0mP5hi e Somersworth, New Hampshire GRAND UNION CHAMPAGNE S giifggg W,,,,,gy Glvmg Famous S 8. H GREEN STAMPS nge and Washmgton s e mud Parad Somersworth ' MEN S 8. BOYS STORE PLUMBING and HEATING On the Square Smce 7979 72 Un o St eet Some s o th Ne Hampsh e 90 Market sheet 139 - ' Sl' . A 1h e 'S RTHUR PAT AUCLAIR GOSSELIN'S Pfam Poodle Beauty Shop ' U D 0 N '5 Dons and Al Legere Proprietors 34 Davls Street Telephone 960 M Ladnes Accessones Lmgene Children s Wear Domeshcs 72 Hugh Street WM G BALL AGENCY W Iham Ball takes an Interest ID the HILLTOP ECHO asn too long ago recalls Bull when he too was a staffer REAL ESTATE INSURANCE BONDS Telephone 92 CRAWFORD TOLLES CO INSURANCE and BONDING Somersworth New Hompshure an Berwick Marne 140 CHRISTINE S DRESS SHO 64 Hugh Street Somersworth New Hampshlre I . , . U O 3 A L ' g , 3 A A t V ' 1 z 1 A L ' A Y' 'jf TQ vnrvu-, 1 l' ' ' . . . it w 'l I I ' I ' I I . d . I . I . TU RCOTTE'S SU NDIAL SHOE STORE Opposite General Electric Shoes for the Entire Family also Home of JUMPING JACK SHOES BOUCHER'S MEN'S SHOP The Store of Personalized Service FOR A GIFT THAT WILL LAST . . . , ig CUTTER'S JEWELERS Hamilton Watches .,1, fl' Art Carved Diamonds 81 Wedding Rings Q Towle sfefnng Telephone 890-W 90 Main Street Q F' fb Jeannine Gagne and Roland Martin have a wide variety at their favorite iewelry store. SOMERSWORTH HOTEL SCOTT OIL COMPANY For Fuel Oil Delivery or Emergency Burner Service TeIephone-- SHerwood 2-3237 P.O. Box 291, Dover, New Hampshire TRI-CITY BEEF AND PORK General Linen Service Co. Route 49916 Somersworth New Hampshure RETAIL AND WHOLESALE MEATS Renters of HOMECURE HAM AND BACON Coats - Aprons - Towels - Gowns Telephone SHerwood 2-4389 Linen of AH Kinds 332 Hugh Street Telephone 36 THE FIRST NATIONAL COMPLETE COMMERCIAL BANKING SERVICE BANK Mary Jane Cncotta gets her frst lesson of the check wrmng mach ne tom Mrs Ronald Cc gno popula teller I4 NICK COLLAY N A HABEL VARIETY STORE 50 Orange Street Somersworth New Hompshnre 48 Oran9e sffeef . I I ' I i ' ' I r . ri n, r O I I 2 FRATERN AL ORDER OF EAGLES SOMERSWORTI-I AERIE NO 1887 CAN BANK GN US FOR THE BEST OF SERVICE SOMERSWORTI-I NATIGN AL BANK THE MclNTOSH COLLEGE T I pho e rwood 2 3518 T am ng Business P nnel Smce 7896 U . . . A John Becmis is very much interested in Machine as demonstrated by Miss Adrienn 1958 HILLTOP ECHO staff member. Dover, New Hampshire ee n SHe - . i . . . PLYMOUTH MARKET FRESH MEAT - FRUIT VEGETABLES SOMERSWORTH CLEANI 88 Washington Street CHABOT'S DAIRY TS DAI GOLDEN GUERNSEY DAIRY PRODUCTS Telephone 498-W C oca-C ola Bottling Company of Somersworth COLLEA CORPORATION SUBSTITUTE FOR LEATHER' WILLETT'S NUTTER'S INSURANCE AGENCY 82 High Street REXALL STORES l'I I1 lil if RAYMOND A. ROBERCE FUNERAL HOME Somersworth, New Hampshire Walker Electric Motor Service M' ISACOFFIS and Machine Shop 42 H gh S 900 Central Avenue AMES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CONTRACTING ENGINEERS THE CASCADE LODGE AND CABINS MAINE'S FAMOUS SHORE DINNERS SACO, MAINE On Atlantic Highway, Route 'I j. A. GARVEY TRANSPORTATION Daily Overnight Service MASSACHUSETTS - RHODE ISLAND - NEW YORK - NEW JERSEY 1-urcouefs ymiety Stow Chiropractic Health Center Dr. John P. Bakke, Chiropractor Cigarettes . . . Gifts . . Sundries 342 High Sn-eef Magazines . . . Soda Fountain 5 e 'V L Ne' H P'hi e Cigars Extends Congratulations to the 'I03 Mam Street GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 and the Somersvorth New Hampshire Hn-LTOP ECHO STAFF INSURANCE FOR EVERY OCCASION MINCOLLA MACHINERY COMP ANY INC EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT it DIESEL ENGINES TRACTORS MOTOR GRADERS CONCORD NEW HAMPSHIRE sua ce b s ess otan alyage ROMEO ST LAU RENT GEORGE Gnd BUD S Charles E Fisher 8 Sons SERVICE STATION HEATING ons com core BURNER senvucf Where You Buy Your Hunting License GASOUNE South Mom St Telephone 26 Telephone 196 95 Rochester New Hampshire Rochester New Hampshire 147 I L . .L a s V 1-Q J' ' N? I Richard St, Laurent learns the in r n u in e r I I o O c ' , 1 . I . SHAHEEN'S MARKET MID-WAY SERVICE STATI 'IO Ballard Avenue Teach Your Dollar More Sense GAS, OIL, and ACCESSORIES Repairing of All Kinds THE BIG DIPPER Air Conditioned . . . Newly Renovated DAIRY BAR Popular Constance Gagnon enioys working as a clerk. Tasty Sandwiches 30 Flavors of Ice Cream LOCATED ON THE ROTARY ff Congratulations CLASS OF 1 960 SOMERSWORTH SHOE CO. INC. GRANITE STATE CARS, INC. Necch, Elna Sewing Machine Center GUARANTEED USED AUTO PARTS Dover - Rochester Road and Telephone 2020 148 Jack 81 Jill Mobile Park sQumE's, INC. APPAREL FOR MEN pper Square Dover, N.H. Men's Clothing - Furnishings Hats - Shoes Lord and Keenan Co., Inc TIMKEN SILENT AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT 24-Hour Emergency Service Dover, New Hampshire ASK OPERATOR FOR SH ERWOOD 2-2020 No Charge for These Calls izniszsza. I fi? . SIIYKK I SEIVICI' , X ll 8 BROADWAY DOVER NM TEL 265 WARREN 'S, INC. Dover's Largest Furniture Store ,A W1 il . l , 'T ' 4 - Q D F RICH RD 'f' 2 I ' ' L V No Interest or Carrying Charge When You Buy Your Furniture on Budget Terms 60 THIRD STREET HELENE'S Central Avenue Dover, New Hampshire QUALITY SHOES AT POPULAR PRICES CHAMBERLAIN'S SHOES Dover, New Hampshire 149 DESCHENES' DUMAIS BROS. GROCERY STORE PLUMBING HEATING and 32 Market Street ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Somersworth New Hampshire 52 Market Street Hlrsch s Department Store THE SHOE MART WM' Lorna Donova does he shopp g for Elzoberh Emerson and Jo I os all occasions at o ell stocked store here to go fo quolty hoe I low p c Squash Heels Cha Cha Boots THE SMART SHOPPER PATRONIZES Whlfe Bucks Hush Pupples THE WELL STOCKED STORE Each and Every Tuesday Shoes 99g DICK and ROLAND FERLAND S INC TeIePh0 9 836 RANGE AND FUEL OIL 24 Hour Service Televlslon ond Roduo Servuce Emergency Telephone 984 MOTOROLA SALES AND SERVICE Plant Telephone T4 W ISO I I I ' 7 I, I I .'I,,.0' . M' I ' I n r in i n'ceFskn ' w- , w r is so ri I O RAYMOND LeHOULLIER BUILDER and CONTRACTOR M 8, E Transpartatmn C0 7 Myrtle Street Telephone 958 HERFF JONES COMPANY 5011161 swol th SZIVIHUQ Bank Member Federal Deposrt Insurance Corp ,S Mss Dorcas Hodsdo 1953 HILLTOP ECHO d for take leasu e lan the o e 6 5 P P 9 P 1960 CLASS RINGS anon of the Natonal Cash Reg t Mo lgag by Herff Jones Mach e to Sa d a Spell 1960 CLASS ANNQUNCEMEN-I-S A Mulual Savings Bank Offering by Herff Jones Savmgs Plans to Suit Your Convemence RIVERS CAMERA SHOP We Serwce and Guarantee What We Sell 464 Central Avenue Dover New I-lampslure Seavey Hardware Corporatlon HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS Dover New Hampshire 5 O C . I 1 CL. -... 1:3 1 'uw P-' ,M I I ., ' ll, .l ' W, i n, i , r in ex 'nin r- ' i is er r e in n r man. Q I I l l BERWICK LUMBER CO. QUALITY AND SERVICE AUSTIN S SH Lumber Hardware Plywood Moulding Wallboard Sulllvan Square Berwick Marne Insulahon Roofmg BLACK and WHITE STORF Robert and Roger Metlvler Raymond Ferland Proprietor MASQN CONTRACTORS Pla ng for a party ca be f ay Elle Lavlgne when yo ned by Rc Fe land Carol Ann a d Robert Metv Y recall pleasant e ore 118 HIGH STREET GAGNON S AUTO BODY RAY S AMOCO Roman Gagnon Propnefor GAS and OIL BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS E ERAL REPAIRI EXPERT FINISHING G N NG Telephone 589 M Mann Street I 52 I I D O J I f I li, Q . If nni n un s s n ' u're as- , , si r . n , I I m m I s. I I I I PARADISE HARDWARE NORFOLK PAINT 5 Fore Street Sornersvorth New Hampshire Nard s T V and Applrances Complete Lane of RCA and WHIRLPOOL PRODUCTS 74 Hugh Street Telephone 1422 suv AND SAVE AT I 86 W FOODS INC Fo the best clues your shopp ng at B 8. W says Mary Lou Topscott Telephone 69 or 79 WE HELP EVERY BODY DOVER AUTO BODY Complete Body ond Fender Repourmg LU S MARKET I4 Green Street Somersworth New Hampshare YOUR FRIENDLY GROCER When You ve Tried Everywhere Give It One More Thought' PERREAULT S FURNITURE STORE 153 I n O O I . I I , , ll J ' R A Al R A M NC! r v in town, do 5 .. I . . - 1 I MARTY S AUTO ELECTRIC South Street Somersworth New Hampshrre Tn State Gas 81 Supply C o BOTTLED GAS SERVICE 150 South Mom Street Rochester New Hampshrre SIGNAL AUTO SUPPLY INCQRPORATED Lou Fourmer John Wa re Dons Fourmer and her father loy looking or the HILLTOP ECHO 9 SIGNAL STREET ROCHESTER 282 UNION STREET LACONIA Breton Cleaners 81 Dyers and Speed W ash Mmm fx IX! For qusck and economucal Io servlce Phyllis Poppapohn a f homemaker vnsvts the Speed 9 MARKET STREET J RIGAZIO 81 SON wHoussALE FRUIT and PRODUCE Telephone 695 Rochester New I-Iompshnre l5A J J CURTAIN SHOP Curtams Drapes Spreads Venehon Blinds Telephone 679 M 88 North Mum Rochester New Hampshrre I l . . I . I f 1 ll ' W .- , , or ..,V. g,,,l3,.,,b A : ,' !f.11:r:ef:-za ,-4 7:.!w'1-557,35 gli' I Exif? 2533s 11-Lgggiflfi .ski 5-If yfifif , ,,,,,f8aff: , -:Y 3.11 552, ' gypgl-hz en- - - ' I I , O I I . . ' 1 , . , I LLARD S SHELL STATION E E G R A V E 5 Hugh Street Somersworth New I-Iampshure FLORIST Telephone I42 SPENCER FURBUSI-I INSURANCE SOMERSWORTH NEW HAMPSHIRE an SALMON FALLS NEW HAMPSHIRE Couture s Servlce Statlon SHELL PRODUCTS Aufomahc Steam Cleaners 'ET Ill Slim: Tlllss d oth og Cor 2'I'I CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE THE TIME SHOP Alfred E Smlth WATCHMAK ER JEWELER 2 Broadway Dover, New Hampshure CENTRAL AUTO BODY Dover Ne Hampsh e I I O I I 7 . . f L - v E52 'W . uxnmng, ' I 17' ,av I d l I . Lin a Morrisserte believes in gen g ready f r el n winter season th snow tires from u ure's. I Il Il , V ir 155 1 PORTSMOUTH PAPER CO FRANCIS C VINCENT Drsfnbufors of Paper Products JEWELER 4 Cutts Street Jewelry for the Enhre Fomnly Portsmouth New Hampshire Grffs for Every Occasron May success STRAFFORD FARMS DAIRY INC be yours l 111 the years to come 0 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE helping you fo lrve better through low cosf eledrlcrfyl Eff FOUNTAIN SERVICE HAIBURSERS MILK CREAM and ICE CREAM Where Friends Meet In Busmess smce 1937 RAY S SHOE STORE ALFRED CATALFO JR REPAIRING ATTORNEY AT LAW 81 Franklm Street Somers orth, Ne Ha psh re l56 450 Central Avenue Do er New Hompshlre O O I , I 1 W gf for I I A M If-5 'F-so bs I ' - 4 Il, Y' . A , ., - 2 S w e I 5 I,,1sQ53v2iz22iS7 ..,, in ll-V? ' , I I es I I 7 1 V 395' ' . . 'VW-,. I M25 f , g , . ' 1 1-E , Q a ! I I ll ' YI I Q I I V I . w w m I TOM'S TIRE SERVICE QUALITY RETREADING Market Street Somersworth, New Hampshire THEO'S LUNCH Market Street Somersworth, New Hampshire HAMPSHIRE FOOTWEAR CORP. Manufacturers of CASUAL FOOTWEAR TELEPHONE 'I124 FOR THE FINEST IN JEWELRY SMITI-PS JEWELERS Mi pi Sandra Spellman and Wayne Ch find ir difficult to decide 80 MARKET STREET elephone 860 RICHARD GAGNUN RANGE and FUEL OIL Prospect Street A FRIEND 157 LIGHTBODY DRUG CO. 5 South Main Street Rochester, New Hampshire C. L. WOODMAN JEWELER Telephone 88-W 15 South Main Rochester, New Hampshire Adolph G. Doverio C. Wesley Lyons Smalley, Daverio, Lyons, Inc. H. P. ROBINSON MARBLE AND GRANITE DEALERS 5 SIGNAL STREET ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE RANGE AND FUEL OILS THE LINOLEUM SHOP Over o Quarter of a Century of Know How Entrance to Super Highway John E. Kelley, Proprietor 158 Rochester, New Hampshire TU RGEON'S MARKET 99 Green Street Somersworth, New Hampshire THE RAG SHOP LEMAY'S GARAGE 40 Market Street High Street Somersworth, New Hampshire Sornersworth, New Hampshire BEST WMS INGALLS INSURANCE AGENCY 'Sax 's.. S I E G E L 7 S Mr. lngalls takes a few minutes ' to explain to Meredith Ingalls the many types of insurance policies. 286 CENTRAL AVENUE DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE SHOPPING CENTER CHARLES' RADIO SHOP RADIO - TELEVISION S. J. JONES COLOR TV STANLEY R. GOODRICH, Proprietor Sales and Service Telephone SHerwood 2-2140 , 7'l Sullivan Street Berwick, Maine Central Park CHASSE'S SERVICE STATION BERNADETTEIS Jeannette Gaudreau Proprietor Corner of Hugh Street Washington and Green Street Somerswol th Free P1 ess JACK S SHOE STORE Printers and Publishers Smce I867 SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Colb o o estby olaks Your Hometown Newspaper Will Follow Your Future With Interest 23 MAIN STREET WELLWOOD STORES KINSMAN S NEWS 67 73 Hugh Street Hlgh 51-reef 50mel'SW0 I'h New HUNPSII fe Somersworth New Hampsh re I6O I ' 5 'I l 7 L . Oliver urn seems intent n h w I to operate the original Heidelberg. Diane Mqloomion knows She'H 9 theb u on shoes t c'. I , i 1 I i BENNETT and BOYLE WISE PDTATO CHIPS CUNSTRUCTICN C0 ROGER HEON D f b f BRUNELLE MARIE RICKERT HAGER ALUMINUM PRODUCTS SCHOOL OF THE DANCE d Cb 57 MAPLE STREET All Al St W DOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE MYRTLE STREET LOUIS CDHEN A FRIEND , is ri u or Somersvorfh, New Hampshire L . David Chick an Oliver ol observe Mr. Plante's demons 1 tion on combination windows, Manufacturers of - uminum Combination Self-Storing orm indows and Doors ' Kelley s Furnrture Mart FINE FURNITURE KELVINATOR APPLIANCES 'ISI South Mom Street Rochester New Hampshire Smrth C urtarn and Fabrrcs I9 North Mom Street Rochester New Hampshire s,,M :wSn2'f -www! X SEE THIS COMPLETE .f EIL mmllll P OBI5 OII. BOILER PHONE FOR ESTIMATE Get the fatts now on thus new boiler estlmate fur mshed VslLI'l0lI charge or Obligation COMFORT PA CKA GE HEATING SYSTEMS EVERYTHING INCLUDED 0 Cast Iron ' Controls B I ol er 0 Water Heater Clrculator . Hammerlmd 0 Burner Jacket Comfort, economy and convemence all three wrapped up m a smgle boxlerl Fxrst you save money because of greater fuel economw Second forced cxrculatxon gnes sou posxtxve control of mdoor temperature wasteful overheating Thlrd a. bullt 1n mater heater provxdes an abundant supply of domestxc hot water wmter and summer PALMER PLUMBING SERVE NISSEN S DONT JUST FILL EM UP BUILD EM UP S9 'Own' msssni OLD HOME MORE I Vltamln B I Iron O Vltamln B 0 Calcium o Nracun Plus Vutamu DR C DONALD WEATHERS OPTOMETRIST THE CORSET SHOP Corset Frttmg Our Specialty 2 Graduate Corseheres Telephgne 684 6 Hanson Street Rochester, New Hompshlre I62 Rochester New Hompshlre Wulda Mosse, Proprietor I o O I I . . I . I l, ::-cf:-4 - I- 'Lv'-' -1 ' I :- , , .1::ii:.2i2E25f52l 2325. -135521:5:1I7Z5:3ZA.-.TIL j-'Z -51.f:fZf1f:g:Q:Q'f'Q :.f' :f:fZf:f',7:5 .gZ7Z2Z .. 'IT'32E??fE5?'Ef25f525?5' 55? 7 I ' A 11525232525222i2EE5iifi2zei Y? 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'I' I I , ' -no . Y. l h ' s . . - ' ' , , x . . . . . . . . n D O O I EMERSON DRUG STORE FISH AND CHIP Best Wishes, CLASS OF 1960 29 Main Street CLASS OF 1960! FRANCES VALLEY CUSHMAN BAKING Co GERARD CHASSE,Somersworfh Salesman DAILY GRADED CLASSES IN ALL TYPES OF DANCING TELEPHONE 124 - SUNSET DRIVE I BEAUTY BAR REY S PIZZA SHG? JEANNE FERLAND,Pmpfaefo HONEST VALUE CARS A f G IEI c 42 Orange Street Telephone 'I80-M 163 BUSINESS PATRONS Dion's Drug Store Kimball Florist Don'S Lunch PauIine's Youth Center Dover Auto Radiator Repair Eastern Television Co. Rossils Market Jerry's Don-Nut Shop Yvette's Beauty Shop FOSTER? DAILY DEMOCRAT EAT HUIVIPTY DUMPTY eg P Y ' POTATO CHIPS FIRST IN COMMUNITY NEWS FIRST IN SCHOOL NEWS DOVER SHOE MFG. CO. somsnswonrl-I, New HAMPSHIRE 4 REYCO MOTORS MORRISON'S BOAT SHOP HONEST VALUE CARS les Sales Hard 47 school sneer GMC . . B rwick, Maine vice Service Berwick, Maine V I C ' S ROBBINS AUTO SUPPLY DINER and RESTAURANT COMPANY U nn -- -' Q f'Mj,g,JlI-I-QS , A i Lff T 1 r f' Q1 -U, .V AU '0 ' XZ! i nl S ni T' , 'Nr E' ' - R Q R Y '95 x L., JK 'fin ' ,- MCSE RESTA BA fi Owned and Operated by the CHARPENTIER FAMILY Telephone SHerwood 2-2880 Siflfe 7939 DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE VIGUE'S DAIRY DANDY DQLBY 3, LILLY AND SHEET METAL WORKERS LU Berwick, Maine 165 576148 .A F611 MOM? Wd a o Y got' gl'l0ll6LDLll9 A .gjalfe . 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