St John High School - Aquila Yearbook (Concord, NH)

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IPAGE sol AQUILA CATHERINF LOUISE l ANIGAN CAPPY Dr1m1t1s 3 4 Choral Cluh Glrls Ath et: s 3 4 Greg :tes All or fod an fozmlry Sunny fun lovlng Cappy wlth laughlng eyes, has become one of the favorxtes of our class Eager to co operate Ill all outsxde 1ct1v1t1es she IS ready for anythmg that may come hcr way loyal, slncere, and affectlonate, Ca py talces her pleasure rn malcmg others happy uncle to Hart up and quxclc to repcnt she IS both loved and loving CECILE LEFOURS Cnrls Athletxcs Z 3 4 Df1m1llCS Choral Club 4 Greggltes 4 mend lo all and all 11 ren By these srgns wc shall lcnow her' u1et, refined eager for fun, wlth a shy smlle Ce malces hfe worth hvlng Possessed of a personahty whxch rs the env of all C malces friends readlly Her one amhmon IS to he a prxvate secretary and we know that she wxll successfully attaln her goal LUCILLE LV COURS Cnrls Athlerus Dramatlcs Choral Club Greggltes flu' rrcatcrl 0 lhefe H cfmrzty Yes rl s Ces tw n' Same sweet drsposrtlon, engagmg smxle and charmmg manners are hers' Lu cnlle fell nn love wnth a typewr1ter four years ago and the attachment ls stlll golng strong No frl tion wlll ever arlsc wh1le Iucxlle IS around for she spreads the o1l of charltv on all troubled waters

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AQUILA IPAGE 291 ft: .Aa-Q.. an.- EDWARD SAMUEL KING JR Emma Foothill 4 Slgnl erl B1sketb1ll l 7 Drsmatxes Bust-bull IJ eel: ne lueg r them words ne' flelmm mzghher than boaxtmes Tlns rs one half of the best muslcal comlamwtron rn the class the banjo hqlf Slze has been no deterrxng factor ln Eddles football abxhty, and he has talcen hrs place among the heroes of our sports One of lns nt m three valuable fields socral, musmcal and amdemmc We shall always remember Eddxe a 1 boy wxth a d1spos1t1on of mvarlablc evenness and as a truly true frrend THOMAS JOSEPH KING JR TOM Almr Boy 3 4 Slgnl erx Football 3 4 Dramatlcs Baseball 3 4 Ye1r Book Smff Fon' helps thofe' that do fl7L'l7 duty Tom has shown marked ablltty as a publlc speaker H1rdly a day goes by wxthout Toms p1rt1c1p1t1ng nn the current events program A tlreless worlcer he has the qualxtles that educators attrlbuted to 1 model student DUrlng ITIS hlgh school Cafell' hi, Sh0YVl.d IHIHSLIF capable of encounttrmg and solvmg the most CllfHCLllf problems Hrs departure from our school wlll he sm cerely regretted ELIZABETH ANN LANDRIGAN Chorwl Club 4 Greggltes Secre-t1ry I TIICHIAC Wffc 1,0 dfll I rlvoulel 171' K1 Ylllfhfllllflfc Not from Shaker Vlllage nor from the region of the Wemrsted Church but from Chatmu l1I1dI'lg lI1 111 Canterbury Center does Ellmbeth lull' Alrh :ugh E111 abeth just dotes on wmter sports her far 1way resndence prevented her from talclng part m our ou door 1ct1v1 ues An xndustrxous student, thrs gentle lnttle mrss held her own ln studxes, especially ln the commercxal depart ment , . ct H l' K 3, ' 'F ' l . , .. . . 4 . ' . 3 A H L' ' e J' e' ' 1 C , A I. I - il N- gtg, , M- ' C Q ' A. ,, , , ' most strllilng characteristics IS harmony, or me possesses I , . .,a2': T cz A 1 v 4 - A N , f ' , f ' ' I s . e , . A ,Q uw K ly 2, y ., . .f 1, 2 , . . ' 1 . . . 4 KN, . . , 1 u . , . . . . ' I s ,L . 7 s C L- L- ' 1 , s K- . ' -. f C .. 7 . 1 4 . , E, 4 . , ,. Q , . . M, IC X - 77 ' Y I 4. K . f I, -e 'fn '

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AQUILA IPAGE 3lI F ,gain 'K' ANNE PATRICIA LONG Grrls Athletuts 3 4 Greg ltes Ihskethnll 4 Drammcs C horal C lub 3 4 Cheerleader Na exzlt nor danger can rzqfvten a brave rpmt Soclal actxvlty and scholastlc '1Cl1lCVLI11 nt are Annes Chlef CIIara.CtLfIStlCS In ba5kCtball 'll1d gyln worlc rs not the least of her mcrlts Ardor and pep though not permanent resxdents m Annes nature nevertheless grve her that success whlch others faxl to attaln Delay rn reachlng a goal slmply serves as an added reason why the arm IS attuned A good actor splendld speaker, and fa1r smger Anne 15 ln demand for every acnvrtv whtch needs 1 hve wxre to carry rt out RIFHARD JOSFPI-I McI OY DICK Basketball 7 3 4 Choral ub rho grcalest men are the Iilflplfff Of a quiet resolute nature Dlclc has made many fr1ends among lns classmates, and has hccome lcnown as a serious fellow Arrrvlng lh our sophomore ycar from Penacoolc, he made frlends rapldly, unnl now one would scarcely belxcve that he has not always been one of us Dxclc ranks hugh ln all athletlcs, but excels m football We all wlsh you the hest of luclc RICIIE-lfd WAI TER HARDY IVlcMAI-ION MAC Football 3 4 Baselvlll Blsketlnll 7 3 4 Choral uh Conduct and courage lt1li to fwuol The old nvmg uallty, not qumtlty may lc changed when lf IS spoken wlth reference to Mac, for rt would be more appropriate to mrsquotc uahty and quannty I-I s tall fo 1 soc out fotr to b exact 18 crammed full of athletic energy although a casual observer mrght h decexvcd hy first app arances We have learned to VVIIK for lVlac,s slow wlt and humorous smlle as a sudden l7I'lgl'll'9FllI1g on a cloudy day . Ag. 2, y ., g. .. Z 4 g . t 5. 4 I . Q . 4 WE! .. , . J I f . . . ,, W 6 . . . . . y 5- ' Q . - e . D' 'few - - 7 1 I 3 I K I . I -A K . , I . , K I ' o ct 1 -v I . -, , t CI 4 I Football Z, 3. 4 rx x fr ' as K v 7 - ' I C 'Q K S , er ' vs - - ' K -I L . 1 x C I, K S K ,I rx - 17 ' ' - . , . Q If 91 t , . . 3, 4 2 t .., , . Cl 4 ,. 1. I it I , - , UQ ' 1 I V ' - - ee H . . .Q 3 ,, . An , , Q A I ' .H i: ri: . I t , 1. e , -C I 7 K I K 1 4 rx h L lx FC- L I