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

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5 :L 'I I if , I .4 ,L 'W .1 p .1 -f ,,,,, , pleasing disposition. .M 'mx' ay rx, ,, ,, Q MARGARET LOUISE WELCH Peggy Drum Corps 15 Choir l, 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Basketball 3, 45 Science Club 1, 35 French Club 35 Debating Club 4' Vice-President of Class 2. Good scholar . . . a competent speaker . . . always the 'perfect lady . . . nice smile . . . unbounded school spirit . . . enjoys life . . . watt 5 I OAN FRANCES WHALEN Debating Club 45 Glee Club 45 Sci- ence Club 45 Yearbook Staff 4. A loyal and devoted iriend . . . the quiet, reserved type . . . lots of fun . . . fine school spirit . . . supporter of all activities . . . has good taste . . . excellent student . . . what a business woman! ! ! RICHARD WHITE Pee Wee Class President 2, 3, 45 Civics Club 25 Glee Club 4. Everybody's friend . . . always has a bright remark . . . a working man after school . . . the unpredictable student . . . gets quite a kick out of life . . . popular fellow about town . . . Class President. , HB , I 1 -.-J L. .s.ll. 8

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THE CONCORD DAILY GOSSIP THURSDAY. IUNE 15. 1961 ANY TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS IN THIS PAPER ARE PURELY INTENTIONAL LE BRUN HONORED Special agent of the F. B. I., Raymond Le Brun, received the Presidents personal con- gratulations for his part in the capture of the infamous Caprarello gang. Le Brun says he owes his success to the example set by sister Cornelia, one of his high school in- structors. WALSH DOES IT AGAIN Fire Chief Robert Walsh, for the 25th time in his career, arrived at a fire before it had started. He says that his ability to forsee conflagrations dates back to his Iunior Year in high school. NEW TY-PING RECORD SET Ioyce Mayo set a new typing speed record yesterday of 275 words a minute with no errors. The previous record was held by Helen Prendergast who hit 271 per in 1957. . BOISVERT STILL CHAMP Oscar Cue Bal1 Boisvert defeated Iohn 8 Ball Bilodeau to defend his title of world's pool champion. Experts say that Bilo- deau is better as a pharmacist than a pool shark. They were probably referring to his new and as yet unnamed drug which the American Medical Society has hailed as having no value whatsoever. 1 DAMON RUNYAN FUND ENRICHED Miss Beverly Clark donated 510,000,000 to the Damon Runyan Cancer Fund today. This figure represents approximately 10 per cent of the estate of her late uncle, who was a Texas oil magnate. 1 MAYO HITS 47TH Barney Mayo, Red Sox shortstop, slugged his 47th home run of the season today. His batting average so far this season is .74l. v . W I v. I f ' . X. V f SCRUTON'S RECORD STILL UNBROKEN Heavyweight pugilist, Stephen Scruton, was KO'd again last night in the third round at Madison Square Garden by Ezzard Charles. His first question when he came to was, Who won? - NEW CURE FOR HOUSEMAID'S KNEE Doctor Iohn Collins has just discovered an unusual cure for I-lousemaid's Knee-use a floor mop. BEST DRESSED WOMEN SELECTED Miss Gladys Locke and Miss Barbara Burke were today chosen as two of the 10 best dressed women in America. Both women are wealthy New York socialites. NOONAN'S BEAUTY SALON lf you are satisfied with the face God gave you, you had better let us help you. Do you want everlasting health and strength? Send 55.00 and two Wheaties box tops to Bill Muscles Mullen, Penacook, N. H. for your course in Molding Muscle. If you are not satisfied, return the book and your box tops will be cheerfully refunded. If you have never tried McLeCm's C-Rich, don't start now -ADV. I-'OURNIER'S FINISHED FOTOS MASS ON MARS The first Mass ever to be said on Mars was celebrated by Cardinal Robert Mooney yesterday. He flew to Mars in a rocket do- nated by the Campbell Space Ship Company. LOCAL AMUSEMENTS Edward Callahan, owner of the Capitol Theater, announced today that the World Premier of the movie Blood Is Not Enough, adapted from a book written by lean Welch and starring Andre Dorais and Kay Buckley, will be held here a week from Saturday. The movie, The Third Sex, starring Claire Tardit and Peggy Welch, opens at the Star Sunday. Pianist Theresa Downing, and Soprano Kathleen Prendergast, will give a recital at the Concord Auditorium Iuly 12, Ioan Whalen, President of the Concord Music Club, an- nounced today. The proceeds will go to the Phyllis Ryan Fund for the prevention of cru- elty to grasshoppers.