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

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5- 'X 5 y ll '41 u 7 Q ff ', ii Q 5 aff 0, wi f 7:,?Ff5l 5 L MATHEMATICS CAN BE FUN GS evidenced by Alellio Childs, Bucknell A.M., ond Willard Rollins, University of New Hampshire B.S. A MOMENTS RESPITE in the school oflice- Cloire Robitoille, Rivier College A.B., Lofin ond French, and School Secretory Doroihy 74e77Zwze5 ' 0f0d4714d A GRIN, A CHEERFUL EXCHANGE by Wood working leochers Walter Miner, Keene Teo chers College B. Ed., ond Rene Thomos, Fitch burg Teochers College M. Ed. A COMPLICATED PROBLEM is explqined by James McMurrer, Boston College B.S. in Moth- emotics. 14

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0 - ww. mm 4 sew, . THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE DEVOTES MUCH TIME to the preparation of constructive and interesting assemblies, using only picked Seniors, IStandingI Kenneth Hayes, Ronald Belden, Gail McKee, Margaret Cooney, Cynthia Talbert, Barbara Lundgren, Betty Voudrien, Paul Dansereau Ichairmanl, Joan Ransom, John Young, and Cseatodl Colleen Harrigan, Sally Maranville, Alma Wright, Beverly Brock, Janet McCusker, Marilyn Bayer, John Wadsworth, Jacqueline Daniels, Myrna Wark, Robert Sprano, Stanley Lumbra, Sandra Kirn, Dian Morrison, Barbara Feary, Raymond Keating, Joyce Clarke, Don Fletcher, Katherine Maclver. ASSISTANT TO THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL speaks on sub- A VISITOR FROM NORWAY, Ivar Blekesad, exchange versive activities at the annual Veteran's Day Assembly. visitor sponsored by the National Farm Bureau, spoke to Seniors about his homeland. 13

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Zeb. ' ' Om fowuzeq 2014 ffnd Kckdlqf PROBLEMS OF MUTUAL CONCERN to English teachers are discussed by June Bucko, Univer- sity of New Hampshire B.A., and Wayne Gray, Peabody Teachers College M.A. French. AN ENERGETIC AND ENTERTAINING TEA- CHER, Albert Gauthier, Middlebury A.M.- u IT MUST BE GRAMMAR, OF COURSE-Ruth Little, University of New Hampshire B.A., and Paul Magoon, Plymouth Teachers College, B. Ed. A ROOM FULL OF CHEER-Elizabeth Manos Keene Teachers College B. Ed.-English. 15.