Stevens High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Claremont, NH)

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THE STAFF OF THE RED AND BLACK fa 4 . 5 oi' Editor - Richard Brodrick xXf'lg 47?! Assistant Editors - Louis Primmerg Sidney Shulins i Boys' Sports Editor - Gardner Chase Girls' Sports Editor - Janice Egbert Art Editors - Robert Crossmang Georgia Boardman Photographic Editors - Lawrence Markg Richard Gierke Business Staff Sales Managers Typists Jack Bourdon Thomas Whitney Donald Hildreth Harold Lavalley Nyron Wheeler Charles Hutcheon Jaska Sammon Cynthia Putnam Janet Spooner Susan Pratt Barbara Fontana Marv Janzel Jane Stoughton Betty Jean Freeman Robert Densmore Gordon Burr Verna Chapman Joyce Dearborn June Eaton Shirley Pullen Shirley Heath

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: John Hibbard, Willard Rollins, Stephen Doody Cheadmastery, Lester Trafton fsuperintendentj, Marguerite Honadel, Marguerite Foley, Lyle Ewing, Wayne Gray, Robert Hadley. SECON ROW: Leona Tremblay, June Bucko, Dorothy Kuzmich, Aletha Childs, Irma Willey, Jean Hibbard, Alice Schriber, Harriet Page. FIRST ROW: Robert Vail, Walter Paskevich, Milford Osgood, Walter Miner, Edgar Lord, Albert Gauthier, Harry Moore, Normand Paquette. To the Members of the Class of 1950: Your class has the distinction of being the eightieth to graduate from Stevens High School. While Stevens is young in comparison to many of our institutions of higher learning,its founding does date back to that period when public high schools were less numerous and to that transition period from the private academy to the public secondary school. Stevens means a great deal to many people of Claremont and the surrounding towns who have attended the school or who have graduated from it. We hope that it means much to you and that your interest and support will continue. The spirit and tone of any school year depends upon the ability and willingness of the members of the Senior class to set the standard in scholarship, conduct, and participation in the extra-curricular activities. Your class has measured up to high standards in every respect, and we are truly grateful for your individual contribu- tion to the welfare of the school. I wish each member of this Class of 1950 the success and happiness which will surely come from careful attention to matters of conduct, from application to the task at hand, and from the desire to improve in ability in one's chosen life work. Sincerely yours, Headmaster

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