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

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Dedicated to Its Rewarding Service. THOUGHTFUL REGARD - Looking efficient and willing to help, five admirable teachers are Aletha Childs, A.M. Bucknell, Geometry teacher and guidance counselor, Esther Kapala, B.A. University of New Hampshire, French I and French III teacher, Richard Dyer, B.S. Bryant College, teacher of commercial sub- jectsg Ruth Little, B.A. University of New Hampshire, English II and English IV instructor, Alice Schriber, Malden Commercial College, teacher of Typing, Ste- A TRIPLE CHECK - Our able administra- tors, Wayne S. Gray, Peabody A.M., assistant principal and junior English, Dorothy Kuz- mich, Mr. Lord's efficient secretaryg and Principal Edgar L. Lord, get together on an important school record, Throughout the year they fulfill the arduous task of man- aging the school. nography, and Office Practice.

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Revealed to Us by Men and omen, K' slam ,mm gl A MOMENT OF RESPITE -W Enjoying 21 ehnt before the bell in the Stevens' library are blziry-June Perry. B.Ed. Keene Teziehers' College, :tn English III teneher: Ennnzl Swett. B,Ed. Keene Teuehers' College, Horne Eeoroinies teneher: Carol Loiselle. B.Ecl, Keene Teachers, College. tezxeher of Home ECOIlUlllli'SQ :ind Leona Tremblay, LS. Sinnnons. the Stevens' li- brarian, HAPPY XVITII THEIR NVORK - Jcvseph Mzliolzi. BS. lthzxezi, teneher of History of Civiliza- tion llllfl General Business Training: Plllll -lolxin. BA. Stonehill College, Latin instruetor, and Norlnuncl Paqnette, A.M. Middlebury, English IV, teueher and yearbook advisor relax with a easuul conversation prior to their First el.1ss. nfs? 1 9 li in it in ,

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Inspired b Their Brave Example FRIENDLY CIRCLE f Moments of fun shared by teachers with a sense of humor are evident through the radiant smiles of Gerard Rousseau, B.A. Assumption College, teacher of French and English Ig Frank Connors, A.B. Oberlin College, teacher of General Business and Civicsg and Paul Ma- goon, B.Ed. Plymouth Teachers College, teacher of English I. TIME OUT - A favorite noon hour pastime for the male members of the fac- ulty is a game of Cards. Here Harry Moore, M.A. Columbia. Physics and Physical Geography instructorq W. Wade Perkins, B.A. University of New Hampshire, United States History teacherg Jesse L. Piper, Ed.B, Keene Teachers' College, Ed.M. University of Idaho, English II teacherg and Raymond LeBouthil1er, B.S. University of New Hampshire, teacher of Chemistry and Math IV seem to be en- joying themselves.