Towle High School - Spirit Yearbook (Newport, NH)

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. as xii ,Q xx X G- s. if H. Ballou, Tufts, Har- 3.Sc., M.Sc., Algebra I, Al- II, Consumer Mathemat- ane Geometry, Advanced A-V Aids Director, Stu- Council Advisor, Iuniox Advisor. 5 X. a L. Buinicky, Sargent c, B.S., Physical Educa- Hockey, Basketball, Soft- K rx -r - K -Wf 2-:f x fi 'tt E W CULTY Henry F. Bhinicky, St. Ans- elm's, St. Marys University, Baltimore, A.B., S.T.B., Biology, Guidance Counselor, Cross- country, Track, Prize Speaking, One Act Play, Sophomore Class Advisor. qfw. .. ,t g V, 'S' file- Sen- Play, ' tl William L. Bryant, University of New Hampshire, B.S., M.Ed. Physics, Chemistry, Orange Key Advisor, Business Manager of Athletics. 35515 M Char es 1. Burch, outh Dakota Northern, B.S., Phvsical Educa- tion, Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Athletic Director. -25, sz H5 sg

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SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE To the Members of the Class of 1958: May I extend congratulations to each of you as you complete your secondary education. Graduation signifies an accomlplishment-not easily or quickly attain -and brings wit it a personal satisfaction in seeing a job through to completion. You enter a society beset with many problems. How- ever, the opalortunities for advancement and achievement are great. ere is still no easy road to success and good fortune usually comes in the degree and measure to which it is sought. ' I hope that each of you will look back with pleasure and satis action upon your high school experiences. May you always maintain an interest in the activities of the school. GORDON B. FLINT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS ADMINISTRATION LEADS T.H.S. PRINCIPAIIS MESSAGE To you, the Class of 1958, will be thrown the tremend- out problems of the troubled world. The knowled e, stren th of character, moral values, and unshakeable faith in democracy, which four years at Towle have given you, should gird you with the basic tools with which to successfully take your place in this Nation- the Nation upon which has been thrust the moral leader- ship of the world. The task is great! So is your heritage! May Faith, Wisdom, and Virtue guide each of you in the rich fulfillment of your life as a part of this nation and of the world. Sincerely, Howzmn R. KIMBALL Q Sincerely yours, GonnoN B. FLINT HOWARD R. KIMBALL PRINCIPAL COMMERCIAL Law

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FACULTY :fs 21 25, r r rf David M. Dole, Plymouth 'eachers College, B.E., History F Civilization, Economics, Per- Jnal Typing, Ass,t Football loach, Ski Coach. luth Y. Kimball, Keene Teach- ers College, B.E., Family Foods md Nutrition, School Treasurer or Newport Ir. High. . . , sn. Wm 4 1 UW if , fm' 2 f 1? in . ER I E ' Priscilla F. Hastings, Plymouth Teachers College, BE., Typing I, Typing II, Stenography II, Office Practice, Treasurer of Towle School Associates, Treas- urer of Newport School Athletic Fund, Cheerleader Advisor. Mary Lord, Burbank Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., School Nurse. ml r is 'id' Q. Edward F. Keeley, St. Anse College, Graduate Work, I versity of New Hampshire, E Elementary schools, Jr. P Band and Cho us Director. Philip Knowles, Keene Teac College, Auto Mechanics 1 11. , .. is. 9 I isa Q NJ' F,-H N 2321 am 3 age rt' Farris: 13 ie N is Ear mg is se. 58 , i K ,. . limi Q, , '- . - - 'F 'iff .1 : ff -' :wwf . M , Fifi, , 5 X wifi? '1r:s.'11 Ps5:::!: ill ' -- I ': 5ui. x L -fy ' X4-'9' .X iii? -rr'-:w .- ,vp 'ft . Le u 1' I - - v i3X'f'ff'ff, :f j F2532 Ziiz i--:-7' ' - -, rbfsfxsaflfa gf!