Towle High School - Spirit Yearbook (Newport, NH)

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but swift . . . Kempa OLIVER L. KEMP Cowboy boots . . . Mr. Touchdown U. S. A. . . . gremlin . . . One of you guys got your work done? . . . hunting deers and dears . . . Oh! those dinner dates . . . famous for goofing off . . . short, JOHN 1. MARCOTTE Black rumpled hair . . . smooth dancer . . . dependable model T . . . football powerhouse . . . , u 5 - . taiw as SHIRLEY M. KENDALL Part-time secretary . . . million dollar smile . . . nothing is impossible . . , angora bonnet . . . really, what's the matter with you anyhow? . . . hunting with a certain guy . . . large gold and silver medallions . . . Dad's light green Dodge . . . endearing . . . roller skating . . . Shirl PHILIP R. MARR Rapid gait , . . call of the wold . . . champ cross country runner . . . Don't . . . orange and black Towle sweater . . . asset to student council . . . uneasiness . . . manifesting vigor of mind , . . able assistant on delivery truck . . . one of the feminine set always handy . . . Phil 20 'fIt's fun . . . black motorcycle jacket . . . wry grin . . . lanquid stride . . . Saturday-night fun ... proud . . . Jack

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JANE E. HOOPER Speedy service with a smile . . . noise is not necessary for success . . . gentle speech . . . virtues to admire . . . Don't know do ya? . . . trim in ap- pearance . . . white bucks . . . friendly eyes . . . meticulous . . . janie WALTER R. JONES Archaic . . . Oh, I would say that! . . . raring to make first million . . . surpassing qualities in pole vaulting . . . In my merry Oldsmobile . . . that telltale walk . . . sweat shirts, . . . zealous responses . . . polished manners . . . informed by reading . . Walt MARY E. JONES Sparkling ring finger . . . vivacious . . . Don't know do you? . . . frank opinion . . . meditative moments . . . animation plus excitement . . . wide selection of neckerchiefs . . . dark eyes . . . unique laughter . . . Mrarilou DOROTHY E JUBB Dimple deviltry . . . boogie pouring from a hot sax . . . number please . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . golly . . . busy as a bee . . . gang of girls in Buick . . . watching T. V .... sure to get by . . . Have you heard the joke about- . . . Winning qualities and amiability . . . Dotty I 'I 9

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JOHN F. McDONOUGH Genuine hard-working farmer . . . Oh! to live a life of leisure . . . our class clown . . . Wal, I'll be dog boned . . . slow engaging smile . . . open book to closed mind . . . great hunter . . . side-burns . . . class dodger . . . anything for a friend , . . Mac WALLACE F. MURGATROY Whiffle . . . goal line plunge . . . collegiate specs . . . Don't you wish it? . . . concealed joy- fulness . . . long walks home . . . short in stature . , . straight unruly forelocks . . . perservering worker . . . rippled fenders . . . Murg ARLENE M. MOUNTAIN Gum chewer of the class . . . older boys pre- ferred . . . catches up on sleep in class . . . dun- garees and shirt-tails . . . a cup of coffee does won- ders . . . informal conversations . . . Thanks, you're a doll . . . dancing in the dark . . . Lucky EMIL K. NELSON Shuffling, grumbling, mumbling . . . grease monkey . . . practical prankster . . . that red con- vertible . . . Per da boids . . . clacking of metal heels . . . red corduroy shirt . . , scallops and French L fries . . . diligent worker . . . Bingo 21