Peterborough High School - Hilander Yearbook (Peterborough, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1969 volume:

Peterborough M SftfOfA the crowded halls the enduring friendships the endless practicing the relaxed moments Through These Pages the Past Will Return to You. Reflect Back on: the headaches the pan ies REMEMBER ... FaCJuli j qnd Adminis-itad on 6 Llnd cfossftien Contents 5 FRANKLIN FINLEY Plymouth State College, B.E. Teacher Consultant NORMAN LaPALME Keene State College, B.E. Elementary Supervising Principal Administration OFFICE STAFF STANDING: Marsha Colburn, Edward Herrick, Rebecca Avery. SEATED: Madeleine Nolan. 9 Principales Message Principal H. WILLIAM SNELL Suffolk University B. S. Boston State College M. S. Curriculum Coordinator NEIL R. HOWARD Keene State College B. E.; M.E. Elementary Principal DONALD E. MURPHY 10 St. Anselm's A. B. Your graduation from high school comes at a time in history when the opportunities for you to make a significant contribution to our society are all but un- limited. The unrest that seems to characterize the attitudes of so many young people today is largely being directed toward the adult population and the kind of world which you find difficult to accept. The result is frustration on your part, and this is understandable. But let me assure you that all people in all generations have experienced to some extent such frustration; it is part of the process of growing up. I can do no less than to encourage you to main- tain your ideals while, as the world revolves around practical solutions as well. Value your individuality but recognize the existence of your moral responsibility which is basic to the preservation of any ordered society. I urge you to accept the freedom which our society provides but accept also the fact that your responsibili- ties in the days to come will increase, as it has for those of us who are older, if you are to ensure the continuation of this freedom for your future children. It is, as it has always been, an imperfect world in which we live. The danger is that we tend to judge all adults by the few obnoxious individuals whose in- fluence can be seen in every element of society. Try to remember that we cannot judge all people by the distasteful actions of the few who always seem to attract more attention than the average law-abiding citi- zen. In the same manner, we should not misjudge all young people by the small vocal minority who strive for recognition and power at the expense of the many. I am greatly encouraged by the caliber of this year’s graduating class. You are better educated than your forefathers. You are more sensitive to human suffering and the inequities in our society and you are better equipped to challenge the future. But remember that you, too, will grow older and in a very few short years will probably be criticized for the world which you have established for the next generation. I sin- cerely believe, however, that the contribution which young people today are capable of making will result in a better life for all of us tomorrow. Guidance Paul McCarthy Northeastern University, A.B. Boston State College, M.E. University of Massachusetts, C. A. G, S. HAZEL NICHOLS Fox Business School Guidance Secretary -CoUMSELINC SESSION ! Please DO NOT distub PATRICIA HANNAFORD Wisconsin State University, B. S. Junior High Guidance II KENDALL McCORMACK Keene State College, B.E. JUNE TUTTLE Keene State College, B.E. English Let us dare to read, think, speak, and write. John Adams 12 ELINOR SAWYER Radcliffe College, B.S, JUDITH HAVEY Indiana University, B.A ROGER DEMERS St. Anslem's College, B.A. Latin Language Language is the memory of the human race. It is a thread or nerve of life running through all the ages, connecting them into one common, prolonged and advancing existence. William Smith CLARISSA SIUTCH Bryn Mawr, B.A. French MARILYN LeCLAIR Skidmore College, B.A. 13 French MARY BRETON Plymouth State College, B.E. Business English Work Experience Program RONALD CROWE Plymouth State College, B.E. Business CHRISTINE FLAHERTY Anna Maria College, B.A. GERALD FAUNCE Rhode Island State College, B.S. Vocational TEXAS FAUNCE University of Rhode Island, B.S. Home Economics THOMAS MANNING Keene State College, B.S. Manual Arts ROBERT McQUILLEN Keene State College, B.S. Manual Arts Mathematics What's one and one and one and one and one and one and one and one and one?” 1 don't know, said Alice, 1 lost count. She can't do addition, said the Red Queen. Lewis Carroll FLORENCE HANCOCK Bates College, B.A. JAMES PATTERSON Mt. Union College, B. A. Ohio State University, M. A. ROGER LEVASSEUR University of Maine, B. S. 16 Science Science contributes to our culture in many ways, as a creative intel- lectual activity in its own right, as the light which has served to illu- minate man's place in the universe, and as the source of understanding of man's own nature. John F. Kennedy RONALD DUNHAM Gorham State, B.S.E., University of Arizona, M.E. Biology, Physiology THOMAS GORDON Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, B.E. G. Physics, Senior Science ARTHUR GIOVANNGELI Keene State College, B.E. Chemistry Social Studies JOSEPH HYLAND University of Massachusetts, B. A. PAUL DAVIDSON Keene State College, B.E. RAYMOND RICHARD Keene State College, B.E. HAROLD CHASE University of Rochester, B. A., M. A. Art BARBARA ARNOLD Massachusetts College of Art, B.S. ARTHUR ELLIS Boston University, B.M.E. Art is the desire of a man to express him- self, to record the reactions of his person- ality to the world he lives in. Amy Lowell Music Music produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without. Confucius Physical Education SHERON DERBY University of Massachusetts, B.S. E. RAY BROWN Indiana State University, B. S. Driver Education 20 JOHN JACKSON U.N.H., B.A.; Plymouth State College, M.A, ■J . Student Teachers ■■ - Richard Jenkins - Keene State College Joseph Richmond - Nathaniel Hawthorne Jeffrey Hubbard - New Eng. Col. Diane Pinkham - Keene State College I.es Liese - Nathaniel Hawthorne Thomas Carraher - Keene State College Norman Lambert - Keene State College Junior High Faculty CHARLES ROYCE Keene State College, B.E. Science JESSE WELCH University of Maine, B.S. Science, Math ANNE BOUDRIEAU Keene State College, B.E. Math MARTIN CONNOLLY Danbury State College, B.A. Social Studies 22 CAROL CLARK University of Vermont, B.S. Grade 8 THOMAS GRASSO University of New Hampshire, B.A. Social Studies, Math JOYCE BRYANT Keene State College, B.E. KATHERINE SHEPHERD Keene State College, B.E. Grade 7 NORMA VERHEY Keene State College, B.E., M.E. Reading Improvement 23 DORIS WIKLUND Newton Wellesley School Of Nursing, R.N. School Nurse ARVILLA TOLMAN U.N.H., B.S.; Simmons College, M.L.S. librarian School Personnel EUNICE GREENE Boston University Elementary Secretary MILDRED RAINIER Pace College High School Secretary 24 Lunch Ladies ED STROPLE LARRY CUSHING ARMAS KAINU OCTAVE JAREST Custodians 25 (a) Mr. Howard was arrested for what? (b) Young lady, the dress code does not permit bikinis. (c) Yes, another drug assembly! I hope I don't get picked last again. gljrHlM -Wtf m I ! The Reverend Neil Howard will 26 If my mouth were only a little bigger, I could stick my foot in it better. Look that up in your Funk and Wagnalls! Hey, is that Sophia Loren over on the bleachers? I really wish you tenors would stop trying to sing the soprano part. In Appreciation 29 Seniors MICHAEL FRANCIS ABBOTT Mike Abb” Francestown Hey, have you seen Lynn?! ... Likes cars (especially Fords and red convertibles) ... English teachers forever ... Dislikes the seating arrangement in assemblies and the service at Newport Hospital ... Maintain your cool ... Tames the slopes at Crotched ... Often found grooving in Room 170 ... College bound ... Ambition: to serve his country. Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball: J. V. 1, Varsity 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. DONNA LOUISE ATKINSON Greenfield Enjoys skiing, swimming, and camping .. Hated the Greenfield school .... Always chewing gum ... I think I just blew it ... Navy bound. Y earbook 4. JOHN H. AYERS Fox Francestown Oh where, oh where has my license gone? ... Likes all people - especially himslef ... Hated phys - ed. class, school lunch, losing his license, and cops ... Howdy, howdy, howdy, howdy ... Wants to become well-known and liked. Transfer from Antrim 2. REBECCA IDA BALDWIN Becky Peterborough Enjoys meeting people ... Loves little blue Triumphs__ That's not nice! ... Likes swimming, reading, traveling ... Ambition: to be- come a secretary. Yearbook 4; Library Staff 3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4. n RUTH BEHRS1NG Ruthie Francestown Buthie Rehrsing ... Skiing at Crotched ... Skillful Piscenes player __Eats raw cranberries______ Shall we unthaw the meat? ... Robert Frost's poetry ... Difficulty with spelling ... Bobbsey twins with Anny ... Ambition: math teacher. G.A.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3; Yearbook Circulation Mgr. 4; Student Council 4; Track 3. CATHERINE A. BENNETT Cathy . Dublin Hey, there! ... Likes: Dennis James Allen ... Hey, hey, hey ... Ambition: to be a secretary. Office Staff 2,3; Student Council 3. DEBORAH JEAN BENNETT Debbie Boo-boo Bennington Likes boys (one in particular), horses, and all friendly people ... Would you believe? ... Dislikes brownies and phonies ... One of the basement group ... A P-I-C-N-l-C in school?!? ... Ambition: to become a wife and live happily ever after. Chorus 3,4. 33 HARRY STEVEN BLOOD Happy Hare Hancock Don’t give me that! ”... Hates all the running in basketball practice ... Likes Chevrolets and hates all Fords ... Enjoys sports, playing hockey, and GIRLS ... Dislikes girls with skinny legs ... Make me!” ... Get outta here. ” Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball; J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Cross Country 1; Audio-Visual Club 2,3; Soccer 4; Pep Club 4; Class Treasurer 3. DIANNE MARIE BOUDREAU Dye Peterborough You blew it” ... Enjoys ski-dooing, hiking, mountain climbing, bowling, sailing... Whoops! ... Wow! ... Dislikes her work at the hospital. Library Staff 3; Yearbook 4. EVA H. BRAYTON Peterborough I just said something mean, and it feels so good! ... Dislikes bore- dom, pseudo-intellectuals, and confusion ... 'T do NOT talk too much. ... Charlie’s coming home! Interest; Just about every- thing ... I’m only a little skipper. ... Hopes to graduate, get in- to college, graduate, and become a home ec. teacher. Transfer from Arlington, Mass. 3; Dramatics 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Future Homemakers of America 2; Chorus 2.4; Yearbook 4. ANNA MAYBELLE BREWSTER Anna” Greenfield What! ... likes long hair on boys and girls ... Enjoys Smorgasbords and Happenings ... Dislikes tyrannical and over-dominating teachers ... You can't win them all - I can’t win any of them! ... Ambi- tion: to become a merchandiser ... Transfer from Milford. 34 EDWARD HOLMES BURT 'Ed Hancock Known for his unique ability to write backwards ... 'T crave your bod ... Never in your life should you double park ... Hates crowds, noise, and the rush of cities ... Ambition: to be a high school teach- er and or President of the United States. Class Pres. 1,2; Class V. Pres. 3; Student Council V.-Pres. 3; Monad. Reg. Student Council-Treasurer 4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2; Public Speaking 3; Latin Club 2; Older Boys' Conference 4. CARY PHILIP BUXTON Kiver” Buck Peterborough How bad are you? ... Can't stand Pilgrim shoes, girls who smoke, snow, or Volkswagens ... Likes girls in tight, white slacks ... Did I hit that tree? ... Riding in the GOAT with Patches ... Ambition: to become a G-man. Basketball: J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3,4, Co-Captain 3; Soccer 2,3,4, Co- Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Class V.-Pres. 3; Class President 4; Older Boys' Conference 2. BRENDA JEAN CARLSON Brenna Peterborough To understand is to forgive” ... Motorcycle racing, ski-doos, bowl- ing, hiking ... Works at the bakery ... Hell-0, Mr. Davidson! ... Ambition: to stay single. Office Staff 4. SHERRY STERNS CARBEE Carb Greenfield Dad owns a store - I'll bring the oysters for the Freshman reception. ... Likes Furies, all sports, camping trips with Becky and Jessee ... No dislikes ... Thinks everyone should smile ... Where's Morgan? ... Le me tell ya. Ambition: to be a primary school teacher ... Oh come on ... Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,4; Basketball 2,4; Yearbook 4; J.V. Basketball 4. GREGORY L. CHANDLER Greg Hancock Rules are made to be broken ... Likes Washington, D.C. and Nor- way Pond ... It's fun until you get caught, and then it's more fun! ... Crusty old schools! ... Ambition: to get away with something. Basketball 2; Soccer 3; Tennis 1,2,3. Hills Crest School, Hills Crest, Maine 2,3. BELINDA LOUISE CASE Lindy Temple Never fear, Belinda is here ... Wears daringly short skirts ... 'Critical people - uh!” ... Here's a zinger! ... Dill pickles and cheese ... Well ... ? ... Likes driving when the slow moving cars are behind her ... Enjoys loud music and arguments. Dramatics 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; Transfer from St. Winifred's Girls School, Barbados, West Indies. DAVID ALAN CHASE Tony Dave Dublin My name is not Tony ... Dislikes the state police ... Ambition: to live past 25. Baseball 2,3,4; Ski Team 2; Soccer 3,4. Transfer from Old Rochester High School, Mattapoisett, Massachusetts. BARRY THOMAS CHOUINARD The Doc Peterborough Wine, women, and song ... $$$ ... Dislikes English and World Affairs ... enjoys a good horse race ... I'll lay 3 to 5 that there's no test on Friday! ... Favorite expression: The man who never says anything will never find disagreement. ... Ambition: financial success. Student Council 1,3. 36 JERROLD VICTOR CLARK Butch Harrisville Hey, how bout it? ... Likes girls ... Devil with the Blue Dress on ... Pontiac lover ... Dislikes girls who think they know it all ... Let's take a little buzz down to the Wigwam ... Ambition: to make it. Cross country 1; Basketball J.V. 2,3, Varsity 4; Band 1,2: Pep Club 4. JANICE EMILY COLBURN Jan New Boston Yea, I bet! ... Raises Siberian huskies ... Dislikes crowded halls and school lunches ... Walking the halls again? ... Ambition: elementary teacher. Latin Club 2,3; JCL National Convention 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; Yearbook 4; Torch 1. SHELIA JILL COURSER Squeaky Peterborough Pet peeve: Having to catch the bus ... I'm an angel - no brag, just facts ... Eats mayonnaise and pickle sandwiches ... Enjoys swimming and sociology class ... Loves stuffed animals ... If I drop these books one more time ... Gang way, I’m coming through! ... Why is everyone always picking on me? Chorus 3: Office Staff 1,2; Library Staff 1,2,3. WILLIAM PIERCE DART Grub Will Peterborough A girl named Linda ... dislikes cannon balls that are round and heavy ... Ya know that, dontcha? ... Likes numismatics, but makes it more than a hobby ... Loved Star Island ... Trombone player, but scares people ... Bananas (Chiquita brand) ... Ambition: to be a racedriver. Soccer 2,3: Band 1,2,3: Basketball 1; Track 3: Weight lifting 1,2,3: Bowling 1,2,3. SANDRA ELLEN DAVIS ’Sandy” It's about time! ... Often found babysitting .. Favorite sports: Swimming, skating, and tennis an accountant. Peterborough Hates busywork ... . Ambition: to be Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Yearbook 4; Basketball Manager 4. SUZAN ELIZABETH DEDO Dedo Sue Peterborough Likes Fords but not Chevies ... Where's Welch? ... Up with the Italians; down with Italian jokes! ... Henry Gibson, my hero ... Who's nervous? ... I'm not that skinny! ... Sure ... Dislikes being serious about anything____Ambition: college and travel. Cheerleading 1,4, Capt. 2; Ski Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1, 4, Treas. 2, Sec. 3; Student Council 3; Teen Advisory Council Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Softball 1; Latin Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,4; Yearbook 4. Dickens Peterborough SCOTT MARTIN DICKENS The Jolly Green Giant ... Would you believe he likes crewcuts? ... Sneaker-wearer ... Loves to schuss down the slopes of Temple ... What's the weather like way up there? Ski Team 1,2,4. 38 KAREN DONNELLAN Temple Birdbrain ... Likes weekends and summers ... Hoss-back riding ... Speaks with a thick Boston accent ... Si, si? Non,non! Yeah, yeah! ... Dislikes people who think they’re it ... Hey man, cool! ... Loves sideburns, moustaches and beards ... Ambition: to be the richest woman in the world. G.A.A. 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Dramatics 1,4; Newspaper 1,4; Year- book 4; Pep Club; Transfer from Rose Hawthorne Central Catholic School, Concord, Massachusetts. BRENDA LEE DUTTON Pocahontas Francestown Happiness is getting the weekend off at work ... Likes a good argu- ment with Dorice ... Frequents musters____ Thank Heaven for gradu- ation! ... Erp ... Dislikes having a good scheme spoiled ... My mother said so. ... Would you believe she dislikes Christmas? ... Ambition: to become Mrs. Bowen. Library Staff 3; Chorus 2,3,4. MARTIN JOSEPH EARLEY Mocka Marty Peterborough Take a break ... Nothing bothers him - what a daredevil ... Carley Road ... dislikes Cops (on 101) ... Hot '54 Fords ... enjoys spons ... likes good times ... can't stand tomatoes ... Ambition: to be asuccess. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Tennis 1; Chorus 2; Student Council 2,4; Older Boys Conference 2. Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Dramatics 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Student Council 1; Weight lifting 3; Older Boys Conference 3,4. JOHN WILLIAM EDDY Peterborough Don't worry about it ... Always attends to doors ... Favorite sub- jects: Dramatics, Math, and a girl ... Religious pictures in Rome ... Dislikes egg on cars and nosy people ... Ambition: to be an engineer. CARL EDWARD EHRLER Peterborough likes guitars and good rock and roll music ... Is that right! ... Dislikes working, coming to school, and having to keep quiet ... I regret to say that school isn't all that bad ... Extracurricular activity: getting into trouble ... Ambition: to join a good band. EVE MERIKE EKKER Ev Sharon The Estonian Sharonite ... Loves bulldogs, dachshunds, and puppies ... We should have sunshine at least once a day ... Disagrees with pessimists ... Intense dislike of black armbands ... Zut! ... Daffodil fields ... Same difference ... Natural habit at - the library ... Oh Blank! ... Ambition: to use her God - given gifts to the utmost. Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Model Congress 2,4; Quiz Bowl 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Health Careers Club 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Science Club 2; Junior Achievement 3. DOUGLAS H. EMERY Doug B-----cup Greenfield Would like to explain his nickname, but it would take too long ... You're kidding ... How bad is that? ... Usually heard in the band ... Future electronics technician. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Audio-Visual Club 2,3,4. KATHLEEN MYRA FOOTE Kay Footsie Francestown Likes a certain red Ford convertible and the town of Antrim ... En- joys a flood in her house ... Can't stand goody-goodies ... Dislikes burning Corvettes and liver ... Why do people always have to do the same things as I do? ... A picnic in the school basement? ... No, I haven't gotten my license yet!” ... What's wrong? What's the matter? Are you mad at me? ... Ambition: to become a secretary. Torch 1; Office Staff 2; G.A.A. 3,4; Chorus 2,3.4; Newspaper 4. BRUCE ALLAN FOX Dublin Hide your money, here comes Bruce ... That a new dress you got on? You look good! ... Likes typing with Nancy, Diny, and Bar- bara (all at the same time)... Black stockinged legs ... Bein' a farmah ain't all that bad. ... Most congenial ... Red Sox affection- ado ... Wants to be just a happy. Friendly Farmer. Cross Country 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3; Soccer 4; Track 4; Class Treasurer 1,4; Student Council Treasurer 2; Yearbook 4; Science Club 2; Latin Club 2,3. LESLIE LYNN POX Les” Temple Most likely found protecting his interests in North Temple ... Vaca- tions during hunting and fishing seasons ... Why all these trivial things? ... Long sideburns ... I've got so much on my mind. ... Dislikes people who just don't care ... Ambition: travel. Student Council 4. KENNETH CHARLES FULTON Ken Greenfield Dislikes policemen of all types ... Favorite literature: comic books ... Want a ride in my machine? ... Occupation: skipping. KATHERINE AUCE GIBSON Kathy Hancock Weekends, weekends, weekends... Likes Keene, 184 Elm Street, and fun ... Dislikes juniors at senior lunch tables and seniors who can't behave themselves at senior lunch tables ... Are you kidding me?” ... No relation to Henry Gibson ... Hampton Beach? ... Sun- shine ... Ambition: airline stewardess. Ski Team 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 3,4; Teen Advisory Council 4; Yearbook'4. CHERYL ANN GORSKI Gorsk Peterborough VICKI LYN GRISWOLD Likes Jaffrey, horses, and a little black spaniel ... Hey Lifesaver! ... Dislikes history, people who stick gum on the bottom of her desk, and kidneys ... Usually seen riding in a red Javelin ... Hey, Christy, it's going to snow! ... Watch out for the Widdle Professa ... Whoopey ding! ... Ambition: to become a Christian (Mrs.) Ski Team 1; Chorus 3. Vicki Bennington Ya right!! ... Donn ... hates to take showers in gym ... loves that peanut butter and jelly ... Don't be mad ... 53 Grove Street ... Doesn't like Donn's flirting ... wants to be a model. DONALD C. HALL Donn” Peterborough Likes bubblebaths, guitars, money, sports... Griswold ... Ya know what I mean? ... Playboy ... Dislikes the name Donald ... The office is a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there ... Duh! ... You want to talk about it? ... Ambition: Forestry. PENELOPE HAMBLIN Penny Peterborough Psychologically dependent upon her record player ... Fond of making Flapanese Japping birds ... Pun-ny Hamblin? ... black ... dislikes public education ... likes Dostoevsky, Baudelaire, Einstein, Prince Sihanouk, Tiny Tim, Shakespeare, Miro, Beethoven... Ambition: To live in a cow pasture in Switzerland. Latin Club 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Majorettes 1,2,3,4; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; Girls' Basketball Manager 3; Quiz Bowl 1,2; Yearbook 4. MICHAEL STEVEN HANN Mike Kirk Peterborough Likes a certain cheerleader ... Can't understand people who see the light from Fords ... likes girls who are willing to teach him to ski ... Is that right?” ... Plays hockey and drives Corvettes ... Favorite expressions: any expressions beginning with Oh! Transfer from Medfield. Mass. 3; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Soccer 4. Weightlifting 3,4; Civil Defense 2. WAYNE C. HANSON Peterborough Hi! ... Drives a little red Comet and listens to good music on his stereo tapes ... Doesn’t like people who can't keep anthing quiet ... Good luck to the underclassmen - they sure will need it ... Headed for U. N.H. ANN ELIZABETH HARRIS Anny Peterborough Yes, I can” ... Great admirer of Sammy Davis Jr., K. C. Jones, Bob Lutz and Winnie-the-Pooh ... Hann Arris ... Favorite sports: tennis, swimming, surfing, skate boarding, mountain climbing, and painting trash cans ... California! ... Frequently quotes Lord Byron ... Ambition: to become an educated bum - a free soul. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Dramatics 2; Yearbook 4; French Club 1,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Civil Defense 2. SANDRA HIGGINS Sandi Higgins Hancock What we've got here is a failure to communicate ... Opposed to the policies of the administration ... Dislikes: war, blood and gore; Veterans Day Assemblies; the apathy in the world ... Likes sociology, her own music, and herself ... Ambition: to pursue happiness. Dramatics 4; Yearbook Staff 4. ERIC SCOTT JOHNSON Eric Dublin Hates to be idle ... The quiet one - in public ... Likes skiing, hunt- ing, and diving ... Wants to go to college and then get a good job. Gymnastics Team 1. CARL MARK JEVNE Bread” Peterborough Babble, babble, babble ... Dislikes: No. 94, little blue lights, and confined areas ... What a dummy” ... Can be found at the Gulf Station or on the back roads ... Likes the three B’s ... Don't touch me! ... Twangs and Opels ... Ambition: to be a wine con- noisseur. Track 1; Weightlifting 2,3; Science Club 2. TIMOTHY WILLIAM JONES Tim Jonsie Peterborough Laziness is simply the habit of resting before fatigue sets in ... Dislikes short hair ... Cancel my subscription to the Resurrection ... Likes a yellow MGB, dislikes black MGB's ... Ski bum ... Brandeis or University of Colorado. Ski Team 1; Model Congress 2; Dramatics 2, 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Weightlifitng 3. SUSAN JEAN KEMP Susie Skemp Peterborough Little-er green jobbie ... Likes cap guns and squirt guns ... Works at MacDowell Colony ... POW! ... Freckles ... Enjoys crossing one eye, but finds it uncomfortable to cross both ... ... Wishes she could drive safely in Greenfield ... Ambition: to be a sign painter. Dramatics 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Teen Advisory Council 4; Yearbook 4. 44 DIANA ELIZABETH KEREAZIS Diny Peterborough Tries to drive a Buick Special or would like to, anyway! ... Special interest: a short Navy fellow .,. likes camping trips ... Hey Jud! ... The Egg! ”... Dislikes people who pretend to be what they aren't ... Chris, got some chips?” ... Is that right?” ... Life- saver ... Ambition: to be happily married someday. J.V. Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2. CHARLONNE ANN LA BIER Bernie Bier Peterborough Gets high on purple lollipops ... Likes a tan Plymouth Fury and its owner ... Often found stuck in six foot snowdrifts ... Enjoys wearing ribbons and her smelly skunk hat ... Hates laughing before her coffee is swallowed ... What's it to ya? ... I’m getting dismissed! ” ... Ambition: to be a secretary. Chorus 3, 4; Yearbook 4. BARBARA LAROCHE Patches Peterborough Likes the full moon and cemeteries at night ... One of the three horsemen ... Sure, Buck ... Pet Peeve: people who take a long time getting dressed ... Dabbles in art ... Really? ... Enjoys horseback riding ... Hey, let’s go camping ... Ambition: to travel abroad. G.A.A. 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4; Cheerleading 1; French Club 1; Class Secretary 2; Student Council Corresponding Secretary 4; Ski Club 2. RICHARD JAMES LATTI Dick” Dublin Likes sports, parties, and a few special people ... What’s wrong with Dublin? ... Too often seen on the other side of Temple Moun- tain ... HUH?! ? ... Dislikes state police on Route 101 ... Enjoys collecting labels off bottles ... Hopes to survive long enough to be- come 21. Soccer 1,2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 1. 45 MICHELE ANN LAVOIE Micky Chester Peterborough Doesn't like boys with long hair ... Wher's Mish? ... Weekends in Massachusetts ... Always seen on the Jaffrey stretch ... Dislikes English class and pea soup ... Oh ! ... Likes cars that move and the towns of Jaffrey and Winchendon ... What? ... Ambition: to be a licensed practical nurse. Torch 1; Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1. FLETCHER ARMITAGE McLELLAN Dublin May be recognized by his green sweater ... This place is insane ... Oh, I see ... Strong believer in the peasant class ... Likes the Rolling Stones and blues ... Speaks with sarcasm ... Get serious ... Now wait a minute ... Coke addict ... Ambition: to become positive. Transfer from Stowe School, Stowe, Vermont 4. 46 MARTHA JANE MASON Martie Peterborough Do you know what my daddy says you can get from cold sores? Likes eating, vacations, and student teachers ... Dislikes egg sand- wiches, homeroom period, and Tiny Tim ... Rats! Ambition: to operate her own restaurant and hotel. Health Careers Club 3; Library Staff 3; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; School Newspaper 1,4. MARCIA BEATRICE McKENNA Marsh Dublin Nickname: Kenna or Kena (depending on whether you're speaking Morganese or Ekkeranian) ... Up with the Irish. ... Compulsive doodler ... Likes flowers of all sorts ... Frequents Dublin School - Why? Because of R.H. factor ... Punctual? ... Dislikes Complica- tions ... Merry Christmas! Yearbook Art Editor 4; Health Careers Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Newspaper An Editor 4; Pep Club 4; Basketball 2; Field Hockey 1; Latin Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3; Dramatics 3,4. KERRY RICHARD MOLIN Mush Goliath Peterborough Enjoys math, history, and physics ... Future owner of Country Crafts- men in Hillsboro ... Always flirting with the girls ... Sure Mr. Mac” ... Muscle bound from all that weightlifting ... You're right. Doc” ... ROTC and college bound ... Plans to sutdy electrical engineering. Audio-visual Club 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Archery 1,2,3,4; Weight- lifting 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Junior Achievement 4; Science Club 2; Year- book 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Dramatics 4. PETER CHARLES MORIN Pete Peterborough Friendly with a girl named April ... Likes blue Volkswagens with flowers, and a race horse named Flexible Flyer ... Dislikes getting caught doing anything ... Can be found on the Francestown-Peter- borough road or amidst the dogs at Dr. Tenney's ... Weird people, everywhere - weird people! ... Ambition: to stay out of the Army and become a Veterinarian. Basketball Manager 2; Track 1,3; Soccer 2; Audio-Visual Club 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2. 47 KENNETH LEE MOLLER Ken Hancock Hey, Brownie! ... Likes American girls in France ... Dislikes brownies, snobs, and Chevy-lovers ... What do ya say there? ... You dumbie ... Golf pro. Basketball 1,2,3; Manager 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3: Monadnock Region Student Council 3; Latin Club 2,3; Class V. Pres. 2; Teen Advisory Council Treasurer 3. REBECCA MURRAY MORGAN Becky Peterborough Doesn’t dislike anything ... Oh yeah? ... 'Right! ... That's neat” ... Most Athletic ... likes Dartmouth, Buttercups, and Mr. Faunce ... Smiles a lot ... Ambition: phys. ed. teacher. Transfer from St. Paul, Minnesota 2; School Newspaper Co-Editor 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; President 4; Yearbook 1,4; Dramatics 2,3; Chorus 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4; Varsity Softball 3, 4. CHRISTINE MARIE MURRAY Christy Cnris Peterborough Hey, that's sharp ... Wants to go back to Rome ... Likes a select- ed few from Jaffrey ... Nancy, do we have to practice tonight? ... Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for lunch every day ... Plans to become an executive secretary in New York. G.A.A. 1; Cheerleading: J.V. 2; Varsity 3,4; Ski Team 1; Pep Club 1. ESTHER J. MUZZEY Fuzz Francestown Ya, sure” ... Enjoys biking and traveling ... likes to read and lis- ten to music ... Now cut that out! ”... Ambition: to become a legal secretary. JUDITH ANNE NICHOLS Judy” Jud Peterborough Camping with LaRoche and Kereazis ... One of the Three Horsemen of Carley ... The Egg! ... Hates people who get jealous ... Wheeler!” ... Enjoys: Coke, french fries, moustaches, and long, clean hair ... One of the Two Little Trouble-makers. Ski Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,4; French Club 1; Dra- matics Club 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4; Older Girl's Conference 3,4, Alter- nate 4; Yearbook 3,4. 48 KERRY MICHAEL PETERS Smirnops Pete” Peterborough Go pump your own! ... Gasoline and Snowtires - ughl ... Life's rough! ... Twangs and Opels ... That's life” ... Wants to join the Air Force. Track 2. KATHLEEN ANN PICKFORD Kathy Picker Dublin Pet peeve: boys who wear white socks ... likes bubble gum but not welsh rarebit or parsley potatoes ... Jean Claude-Killy and skiing ... Oh, Boy ... Enjoys sewing, driving, swimming and playing the guitar ... Loves animals ... If I have only one life, let me live it as a blonde ... Ambition; to be an English teacher and live in Switzerland (for a few years). Chorus 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Softball 2,3; Yearbook 4. DANA PINNEY Dana Dublin Did you hear about the ... ? ... Can't stand fakes ... Would like to find out where the campsite is ... Ambition: to get his car going. Baseball 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4. GILBERT CAPONONG PONGAN Gil Greenfield Goes for girls and money ... Dislikes snobs, finks, and hypocrites ... Give me a place to stand, and I will move the world ... Groovy ... Future military man. Track 3,4; Weightlifing 4; Audio-Visual Club 4. Transfer from University of the East, Philippines 3. 49 EDITH A. RICHARDSON Edis Peterborough Likes people, but loves elephants ... Hates wearing shoes ... I find that hard to believe ... Quiet nonconformist ... There's nothing you can do about the way your sneeze sounds ... That sure was big of you ... Plans to study psychology. Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Girls' State 3; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Year- book co-editor 4. DEBRA JEAN RUSSELL Debbie Greenfield Likes sleeping late, walking barefoot in the rain, being happy ... Stranger in a Strang Land ... No one cares about anyone else” ... Dislikes breakfast, smoke, mud, eggs, and short hair ... I don't want to do this! ... I'm tired ... Loves springtime, cats, daises, and the color pink. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Office Staff 2,3. ROBERT PAUL SALAMY Bob Sambo” Peterborough Likes Pontiacs and the Pep Club advisor ... I do not have a perma- nent tan! ... Dislikes Fords ... How bad is that? ... Ambition: to become a psychiatrist so that he can figure out everybody's hang- ups in addition to his own. Pep Club President 4; Newspaper 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Traffic Squad 4; Ski Club 2. NATHAN HERBERT SANDERSON Scott Francestown Dislikes: his pseudo - nickname (NATE), several student teachers, shed glasses ... Hey Fletch! ... Favorite food: shish kabobs ... Ugh ... Likes Crotched Mountain and his license when he has it. Ski Team 2,4; Weigh lifting 2,3; Transfer from J.F.K. Memorial School, Waltham, Mass. 2. 50 JACK EDWARD SCHELLING Jack Hancock No comment ... The pit ... Enjoys indoor spons ... That's close ... Ambition: Air Force. Transfer from Keene. Student Council 2; Baseball 1; Ski Club 3; Intramurals 1; Pep Club 4. MARK CHRISTOPHER SCOTT Max Temple I've had it with you guys! ... Plays the stock market ... Sophia! ... I'm just a poor farm boy ... Allergic to school ... Loves Pennsylvania ... I'm going to break you in two, Chandler. ... Dislikes: Mia Farrow and Twiggy ... Throws plates in the lunch room ... Ambition: to marry the right girl and to make a million bucks. Student Council 1,4: Basketball 3,4; French Club 1,4. THOMAS N. TEATES Mountain Tom Peterborough UGH!” ... Let's blow this place ... Special interests: girls, cars and getting out of school ... Hey, how do you keep your false teeth in? ... Get lost, little brother ... Likes to swing ... Ambition: M. P. in the Army, then the state police. NORMAN KRIS STEWART Guppa Kris Francestown Chevies eat Fords for breakfast ... Winters spent on the slopes of Crotched Mtn. ... Francestown, the best - good things come from small packages ... Pet peeve: being kidded about his hair and told that he talks too much ... Orchard House ... Don't get involved with Juniors! ... Thinks Mr. Davidson should be principal in a few years ... Likes to squeal his tires up the hall ... Ambition: to own his own construction company. Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class President 3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3. MARIA LUZIA TEIXEIRA Lucy Lucas Peterborough Live, live, just live for life ... Don Quixote ... Wants to be a skydiver and fly her own plane ... Love does much, but money does all ... Did not enjoy walking home from Francestown with Anny and Edis ... Classical guitar music ... Dislikes atheists who try to tear apart her religious beliefs ... It's all right if you like that sort of thing ... Future U. S. Ambassador to Portugal. Majorettes 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2, 3; Student Council President 4; Folk Music Club 3; French Club 1, 4; Yearbook 4. NANCY TEIXEIRA Nance Nan Peterborough Dislikes cold weather, snow, and ice cream ... Step on it! ... Hates exercising in gym class ... Arguments ... Enjoys country and western music and O. Henry stories ... Ambition: to be a secretary. Office Staff 1,2,3.4; Yearbook 4. NOEL FREITAS TEIXEIRA Tex” Noel-Bars” Peterborough Okay, boys, aces and deuces are wild ... Can hardly wait to get out of school ... Often found sleeping or playing cards with the boys ... Ambition: to graduate from high school. STEVEN D. TUTTLE Steve Peterborough The Hawk ... Alice's Restaurant ... Likes black MBM’s (not Yellow)... Any similarity between his name and the name of a certain English teacher is coincidental ... Great musician ... That makes sense ... Plans to major in music at U.N.H. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Tennis 2,4; Latin Club 2, 3,4; Audio-Visual 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Photographer 4. 52 MARILYN VOSE Vosey Peterborough Where's Phil?” ... Another member of the Basement Gang. ... Likes Marlboro, LaBossieres, a red '63 Chevy convertible ... Rome? ... When? ... Dislikes hunting season ... Ambition: hairdresser. Majorettes 1; Chorus 3. ROBERTA WELCH Bobbi Bert Peterborough Motto: To flirt, to have a good time, to talk ... THE HEAVENLY PLACE ... Where's Dick? ... One of the three horsewomen ... Daddy, would you believe that I just bumped the fender a little teeny bit? ... usually found in Dublin, N. H. ... I'm so embarrassed! ... Ambition: to fly the friendly skies of United. Cheerleading 1; Ski Club 1: Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Teen Advisory Council 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3, Board Member 4; Student Coun- cil Alternate 3; Class Secretary 4. CHARLES HASTING WELLS, JR Chuck Peterborough Likes a big 442 ... Well, I guess maybe. ... A girl named Joanne ... Enjoys hunting ... Diskikes the new gun laws .. You can't win until you try. Ambition: to get as far in life as ne can. Track 1; Audio-Visual 1,2,3,4. BONNIE LEE WESTON Billy-Jo Peterborough Judo and bowling ... You tard! ... Obnoxious hair - dressers ... Dislikes teacher pressure and authority ... It's nice to be free ... You had to ask! ... Often found playing with the spools of thread in Derby's ... Hopes to become an elementary teacher. 53 Basketball 2; G.A.A. 2; Field Hockey 2. NANCY JOAN WHEELER Nance Peterborough Spider Lady ... One of the two little trouble - makers. ... Oh! NO! ... Always carrying on four conversations at once ... Dislikes people who are big-headed and closed-minded ... Enjoys lying out in the sun until burnt to a crisp ... Ambition: to travel around the world and live in Paris. Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2, Captain 3,4; Student Council 1,2: Class Secretary 3; Latin Club 2,3; Yearbook Sports Editor 4; Chorus 3,4; G. A.A. 1,2,4; Older Girls'Conference 2,3, President 4. ANN WHITON Tawny Peterborough Roma est bella ... Likes boys with long hair and sideburns ... Good Grief! ... Favorite foods: animal crackers and wintergreen lifesavers ... Keeps her squirt gun filled ... Dislikes pseudo - non- conformists and appearance - conscious people ... Ambition: to work and travel abroad. Dramatics 2,3,4; Majorettes 1,2,3, Captain 4; Student Council 1,4; French Club 1; Latin Club 2,3; Yearbook Business Manager 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Teen Advisory Council 4. TERESA ANNE LAPINSKY Terri Dublin Just can't stay away from good ole Peterborough High ... Oh, No, are you kidding? ... Lots of school spirit ... Likes an old memory, snowstorms, and dances ...'Future bookkeeper. Chorus 2. Transfer from Gardner, Massachusetts. Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer C.BUXTON E. BURT R. WELCH B. FOX 55 The trees spoke softly among themselves. The primeval swamp around them absorbed the sound before it escaped to destroy the silence of the surrounding air It didn't matter There were no men to listen The trees spoke softly among themselves The jungle around them rustled its quiet agreement to their conversation The men who were little more than animals listened and understood The trees spoke softly among themselves The quiet of the world was shattered by the scrape of the tools of the tillers of the soil The men took time to listen though their understanding was diminished The trees spoke softly among themselves Their words were often those of pain at the bite of the ax as the builders cut them for material The men listened little and did not understand The trees spoke softly among themselves The greed of men had destroyed most of their kind, but their words were a quiet warning to the builders of great civilizations The men were too busy to listen and cared not what the trees said The trees rarely spoke among themselves Their struggle to stay alive in the harsh environment left them little time to speak It didn't matter There were no men to listen Tim Jones 56 YESTERDAY, TODAY OR TOMORROW I can remember playing hopscotch and hide-and-seek when I was a child. ... And school - it was so much fun - painting wonderful pictures and having ever so many friends. Every morning I'd wake up with anticipation, of course, I had some unhappy moments - the temporary kind that disappear with a piece of candy. I guess the first change came when I gave up hopscotch for homework. But I didn't mind; I felt so grown-up carrying books and explaining to everyone that I had to do my homework. That was sixth grade. I soon became bored with it, though. After all, I was already grown-up and didn't need books or homework to prove it. I drifted along, sometimes doing well and sometimes not. Occasionally I made the honor roll - that was special, having my name in the newspaper. High school and the guidance counselor brought a sudden end to my old ways. School. I learned, was to prepare me for the future and help me plan for my tomorrows. There was never enough time both to live the present and plan tomorrow. I chose to do the latter; I don't know why, exactly. College was the way, and anticipating financial troubles, I took a job. For college, I put aside unimportant little things that I enjoyed doing: listening to music, playing a guitar, taking walks. I should've been happy, but my head was full of worries. Sometimes I couldn't sleep - all that homework that had to be done but wasn't ... waking up mornings wishing to be seriously ill and to stay home, but then what of tomorrow? Later I had a sudden realization: I was planning blindly; there was no definite goal ahead. After some thinking I decided on a profession to pursue. I gave up my job and concentrated on school work with tremendous results. College is so near now, and it seems worth all the trouble. But every so often I stop and think about it all. All the headaches over school work, the things I gave up occur to me and then I have my doubts. What if I were to die on my way to school tomorrow? My tomorrow and all my beautiful plans, gone. Lucy Teixeira 57 Christmas Abstract colors of wrapping paper all over the floor. Dirty dishes with turkey, stuffing, and candy left on the dining room table. People chattering about the weather and how it seems they can’t get everything they want - (washers, dryers, new cars, mink coats, electric can openers, electric blenders, etc.) But as the Christmas day rolls on with shining ornaments, presents stacked to the ceiling, children running around scream- ing about their wondrous sur- prises ... 2 million Biafrans are starving, men are dying in a faraway country - fighting an undeclared war. Children of 4 families are playing in a 2-room apartment with rats running under the furniture and walls peeling on all sides. And still the All American cleans out his 2-car garage while his children are happily playing with toy machine guns and thinking how great life is. Sandi Higgins 58 Steve Tuttle Cheryl Gorski 59 MOST CONGENIAL Ann Harris - Bruce Fox BEST MANNERED Nancy Teixeira - Donn Hall 60 QUIETEST Esther Muzzey - Noel Teixeira MOST TALKATIVE Butch Clark - Sue Dedo MOST POPULAR Cary Buxton - Judy Nichols MOST RESPONSIBLE Ed Burt - Eve Ekker 61 BEST DANCERS Roberta Welch - Marty Earley CLASS CLOWNS Bonnie Weston - Marty Earley BEST LOOKING Diny Kereazis - Harry Blood CLASS FLIRTS MOST MUSICAL Steve Tuttle - Sue Kemp FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN Kris Stewart - Barbara LaRoche 62 Polly McCready - Barry Cass MOST ACCIDENT PRONE Dick Latti - Martha Mason BEST DRESSED Bob Salamy - Kathy Gibson MOST OFTEN LOST Dana Pinney - Vicki Griswold MOST UNPREDICTABLE Ken Fulton - Sheila Courser 63 Senior Class Will I, Mike Abbott, do hereby leave my wavy hair to Lynn Conley so that she won't have to buy another fall next year. I, Donna Atkinson, do hereby leave P.H.S. for the Navy. I, John Ayers, do hereby leave P.H.S. - a free man. I, Rebecca Baldwin, do hereby leave to Julie Baldwin and Sara Wellwood the right to walk the halls without a pass. I. Ruth Behrsing, do hereby leave my ability to cheat legally in Piscenes to Mr. Demers to pass out to any deserving Latin student. I. Cathy Bennett, do hereby leave my nickname to Susan McClure in hopes that she can put it to good use during her years here. I, Ervin Blood, do hereby leave P.H.S. without anyone ever knowing I was here. I, Harry Blood, do hereby leave my paisley boxer shorts and my bell bottom pants to Mr. Richard. I, Dianne Boudreau, do hereby leave Dorice to Donna and Wendy so that they may do whatever possible with her. I, Eva Brayton, do hereby leave - with my license! I, Anna M. Brewster, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to Mrs. Rainier a note pad and a spoonful of sugar to use when the going gets rough. I, Ed Burt, do hereby leave my seat on the bus and my excellent advice to Guy Hampson so he can help you-know-who with any more problems. I, Cary Buxton, do hereby leave this school the biggest patch of tread it has ever known. I, Sherry Carbee, do hereby leave my gym towel to Polly McCready so that she can wear it on her head to keep her hair dry. I, Brenda Carlson, do hereby leave to Vickie Townsend the task of keeping D. B. happy with his scrambled eggs and ham. Good luck, Vick, (and believe me, it ain't easy). I, Belinda Case, do hereby leave my shortest skirt to anyone who dares to wear it. I, Greg Chandler, do hereby leave my job as taxi driver to Judy and Steve to the next unfortunate slob they victimize. I, David Chase, do hereby leave my regulation Old Rochester gym suit, complete with accessories, to Mr. Brown. I, Barry Chouinard, do hereby bequeath my good name, The Doc to Miss Hancock. I, Jerrold Clark, do hereby leave my abilities to drive the girls to Hayward Farms and around to anyone who thinks that he can hack it. I, Janice Colburn, do hereby leave to Polly McCready the ability not to believe every- thing she is told. I, Sheila Courser, do hereby leave to Mrs. Havey an oil can to take care of my squeak. I, Will Dart, do hereby leave with one goal ahead - to be happy. I, Sandy Davis, do hereby leave to Carol McAneney the halls in this school to roam be- fore 8:20, in hopes she will do the same as I did. I, Suzan Dedo, do hereby leave to Mike Hill, my fellow Italian, a can of Crisco. I, Scott Dickens, do hereby leave half of my hair to Mr. Davidson in hopes that he can patch up that bald spot on his head. I, Karen Donnellan, do hereby leave the town of Temple to anyone who is dead enough to want it. I, Brenda Dutton, do hereby leave my brother Scott, in hopes that he gives this school all he's got. I, Marty Earley, do hereby leave to Pat Maynard all the Beams I've ever caught so he cap catch up. I, John Eddy, do hereby leave to Bill Jarest my ability to go THROUGH hurdles. (A I, Carl Ehrler, do hereby leave all of my unserved detentions from the last four years to Mr. Crowe. I, Eve Ekker, do hereby leave my book, HOW TO IGNORE DIETS AND GET AWAY WITH IT, to future Twiggies, in hopes that they will add a few skinny chapters. I, Doug Emery, do hereby leave my innocence to Donna Rogers, in hopes that she will use it more than I did. I, Kay Foote, do hereby leave my good manners on the English trips to Ginger Pettee, who really needs them. I, Bruce Fox, do hereby leave all my infinite soccer ability to Mr. Chase to use for himself and to pass out to all potential stars. I, Leslie Fox, do hereby leave my sideburns to Mr. Snell in hopes that the school board will see that there's no real harm in having them. I, Ken Fulton, do hereby leave my office hours to my sweet little brother. I, Kathy Gibson, do hereby leave a gun to Kay Babneau, Debby Bennett, and Carol Clark, and hope they will use it appropriately on themselves. I, Cheryl Gorski, do hereby leave my teeny sneakers to Mrs. Derby in hopes that she can find somebody they may fit. I, Vicki Griswold, do hereby leave my quietness to my sister, Shelley, in hopes that she will someday get the hint. I, Donn Hall, do hereby leave my conceit to Bill Sullivan, and my frayed watch band to Dave Woodward. I, Penelope Hamblin, do hereby leave a will to Edith Richardson, so she will stop nag- ging me. I, Michael Hann, do hereby leave my faded dungarees. I, Wayne Hanson, do hereby leave nothing because I have nothing to leave. I, Ann Harris, do hereby leave my combat boots and my Zebra Automatic P.S.A. 100 to Nat Shed and Barry Cass to use in the event that they are drafted some morning on the way to school. I, Sandi Higgins, do hereby bequeath my insanity, which they have been trying to avoid all these years, to the following people from Antrim High School: J. Barsanti, F. Doleac, B. Davies, B. Lowell, J. Baker, D. Sysyn, D. Wood, B. Edes, and K. Sysyn. I, Carl Jevne, do hereby leave my acting ability to Mr. Gio so that he can entertain his students. I, Eric Johnson, do hereby leave to Russ Labbe a locker to himself for all his belongings. I, Tim Jones, do hereby leave one copy of The Longshoreman's Profanity Gazette to Mr. Harold J. Chase, to help further his knowledge of labor unions. I, Sue Kemp, do hereby leave my squirt gun and Nancy Wheeler to anyone who can have as much fun squirting her as I did I, Diny Kereazis, do hereby leave to Denise Smith the lonely halls of P.C.S, I, Charlonne LaBier, do hereby leave all my forged excuses to my sister, Denise. I, Barbara LaRoche, do hereby leave Kiver's GOAT to anyone whose Mustang is better. I, Dick Latti, do hereby leave the good times on Dooe Road to Butch McLean, and hope that he also gets caught. I, Michele Lavoie, do hereby leave my week nights in Keene and week ends in Mass- achusetts to Mish White. I, Martha Mason, do hereby leave one permanent gym excuse to the most deserving underclassmen. I, Marcia McKenna, do hereby leave the will I left to Mr. Davidson (we, tried, didn't we Mr. Davidson?) to Mr. Snell, since he couldn't bear to part with it. I, Fletcher McLellan, do hereby leave Judy Nichols' luggage to Sue McClure. I, Kerry Molin, do hereby leave to Deanna Pinney my ability to tease and confound people in hopes that she may put it to good use. I, Ken Moller, do hereby leave the name Brownie to someone who deserves it more than I did. I, Becky Morgan, leave my thanks to all the teachers who have helped me in the past four years. I, Peter Morin, do hereby leave my ability to defend the valor of Volkswagens against the attacks of Mr. Levasseur, to April Hammond, a fellow V.W. bugger. I, Christy Murray, do hereby leave to Jayne Tilton my CHRISTY coat with hopes that she will wear it as the others did. I, Esther J. Muzzey, do hereby leave to some deserving underclassman from Frances- town my seat on the bus to use as long as it (the bus) lasts. I, Judy Nichols, leave Debi Schafer with two words: Watch it!. I, Kerry Peters, do hereby leave behind all the propaganda given to me by the P.C.S. faculty. I, Kathy Pickford, do hereby leave my ability in math to my sister, Mary, in hopes that she knows enough not to use it. I, Dana Pinney, do hereby leave my charm, wit, personality, punctuality, alertness, and humility to Mr. Snell and the junior class. I, Gilbert Pongan, do hereby leave one ton of old, slightly used, but still readable newspapers to any junior who wants them. I, Edith Richardson, do hereby leave three herds of invisible elephants and one moldy sandwich in the bottom of locker 226, left to me by Penny Tuttle. I, Debbie Russell, do hereby leave my shoe to all the helpful people in the shop. I, Bob Salamy, do hereby leave the junior girls to anyone who is unfortunate enough to to pick them up. I, Nathan Herbert Sanderson IV, do hereby leave my nickname, Nate , to Nathaniel Shed in hopes that I never hear it again as long as I live. I, Jack Schelling, do hereby second the will of Bob Salamy. I, Mark Scott, do hereby leave my tremendous basketball talent to Mr. Richard, so he too can know how it feels to be great Stuff! I, Kris Stewart, do hereby leave to Gerry Miller a '62 Chevy and the well guarded roads from Francestown to Greenfield for blowing out the carbon. I, Tom Teates, do hereby leave my ESSO GRIPPERS to anybody who thinks he can handle them. I, Lucy Teixeira, do hereby leave to Mr. Davidson the right to dissent. I, Nancy Teixeira, do hereby leave a hanger to Mrs. Derby. I, Noel Teixeira, do hereby leave one slightly used deck of cards to whomever wants them. I, Steve Tuttle, do hereby leave the wooden steps on the stage and all my books on them to Earl H. Barnes, Jr. I. Marilyn Vose, do hereby leave Phil in hopes that he'll stay away from all the girls. I, Bobbi Welch, do hereby leave my coordination in gym class to Valerie Emery. I, Chuck Wells, do hereby leave to William Thayer Lindsley Poole four extra driver's licenses. He just may need them. I. Bonnie Lee Weston, do hereby leave Mr. Hyland's green blazer, which I stole on November 25, 1968, to Mr. Hyland himself. I, Nancy Wheeler, do hereby leave in hopes that the cheerleaders can manage with- out me - with a little less difficulty. I, Ann Whiton, do hereby leave the guys at the A P to Polly McCready. Take good care of them, Polly, and watch out for Art. We, Eve Ekker and Edith Richardson, do hereby leave three bottles of Excedrin and lots of luck to next year's yearbook staff. If that cockroach comes any closer, I 11 scream. Now listen ... if we blow up the boys' basement, it will create a diversion so the troops can move in from ... 67 ... and I hereby condemn Hester Prynne to wear a scarlet letter. Do I have to go through this AGAIN? Are you serious: Why doesn't somebody tell her about Head 'n' Shoulders? 68 Did you hear about ... ? Are you a hawk or a dove? How’s my breath now?? Can You Imagine . . . Mike Abbott with long hair and sideburns? Donna Atkinson being told to shut up? John Ayers driving under the speed limit? Cathy Bennett being allergic to flowers? Debby Bennett being where she's suppose to be? Dianne Boudreau with black hair? Eva Brayton growing to be five feet tall? Ed Burt inarticulate? Cary Buxton in a Volkswagen? Sherry Carbee having a radical opinion? The Bakery without Brenda Carlson? Belinda Case in a maxi skin? David Chase being an Italian? Greg Chandler being anything except a babbling idiot? Barry The Doc Chouinard making house calls? Butch Clark not smiling for the girls? Sheila Courser not being able to take a joke? Sandy Davis minding her own business? Sue Dedo remaining calm, cool and collected? Karen Doonellan forsaking money for love? Brenda Dutton with a perfect attendance record? Marty Earley as a Boy Scout? John Eddy becoming a professional butler? Eve Ekker being suspended from school? Doug Emery as a gangster? Kay Foote coming to school after a snow storm? Bruce Fox being cruel to dumb animals? Kathy Gibson being content with her grades? Cheryl Gorski not riding a horse? Vicki Griswold not shopping at the A P? Penny Hamblin as the chairman of the local draft board? Wayne Hanson without his entangling alliance? Ann Harris not believing in Santa Claus? Sandi Higgins grooving with Lawrence Welk? Tim Jones being humble? Diny Kereazis being an Amazon? Charlonne LaBier going on a diet? Barbara LaRoche becoming a nun? Dick Latti without a comb? Michele Lavoie staying home on weekends? Marcia McKenna not paying regular visits to Dublin School? Fletcher McLellan cooperating? Kerry Molin saying anything funny? Becky Morgan being maladjusted? Peter Morin walking alone in the hall? Christy Murray not being where the boys are? Esther Muzzey mouthing off? Judy Nichols with her mind out of the gutter? Kathy Pickford getting a 3 in cooperation? Gilbert Pongan leading a peace march? Edith Richardson meeting a yearbook deadline? Debbie Russell playing Lady Godiva? 70 Can You Imagine . . . Nate Sanderson being called Scott - Scott Sanderson being called Nate? Jack Schelling attending the same school for a whole year? Kris Siewart driving a Ford? Tom Teates as a ballet dancer? Steve Tuttle with his mouth shut? Marilyn Voss not interested in auto parts? Roberta Welch taking a vow of silence? Nancy Wheeler understanding a dirty joke? Remember When . . . Becky Baldwin was top Girl Scout cookie salesman? Ruth Behrsing started a craze with raw cranberries? Janice Colburn beat Dick Latti at arm wrestling? Will Dart was the class clown? Scott Dickens was censored by Mr. Hubbard? Carl Ehrler scared Ken Fulton by playing The Birds in Miss Hall's homeroom? Leslie Fox was sent to girls' physicals? Donn Hall went through the window in world history class? Mike Hann's mother forgot to pack his gym shirt? Eric Johnson dragged chuck Wells? Sue Kemp had 2 automobile accidents in 66 days? Ken Moller grew? Kerry Peters' ambition was to become a brain surgeon? Bonnie Weston gave the duck to Mr. Burbank? Ann Whiton held her breath until she fainted? The French students disposed of Madame's tape in the sewer? Mrs. Sawyer bought cokes for everyone during the English final? Remember . . . The Yearbook staff's search for Ervin Blood? Anna Brewster and Harry Blood? The day Carl Jevne wore lipstick? Martha Mason's free medical advice? Dana Pinney's 5-day weekends? The Salamy - Dedo wedding plans? Mark Scott's 3-day oral book reports? The Teixeira dynasty - Lucy, Noel, and Nancy? The bomb scare? The Piper Club in Rome? Mr. Snell's announcements over the P.A. system? The black arm band movement? All the drug assemblies? 71 Class of 1970 L-R: Treas. V. Emery, Vice Pres. T. Fox, Pres. P. Maynard, Sec. S. Leavitt. FRONT ROW: (1-r): L. Conley, K. Eneguess, C. Cover. K. Chapman, K. Bom. V. Emery, J. Bowser, P. Bennett. ROW 2: L. Ganley. B. Clark, M. Blackler. W. Carr, D. Emmes, P. Daly, P. Bacon. ROW 3: D. Doyle, C. Burrage, H. Boudreau. R. Basha, J. Chase. T. Brennan. Juniors FRONT ROW: (1-r): D. Haag, I. Martin, A. Hammond, S. Leavitt, M. Hicks, T. Mazza, J. Holt, J. Jarest, C. Hill, V. Gardner. ROW 2: Mr. Hyland, D. MacComiskey. R. Hamilton. M. Hill, T. Fox, P. Maynard. K. Keenan. ROW 3: J. Lightbody, R. Fiske, R. Goodwin, K. LaRoche, G. Hampson. K. Jack- son, D. Greene. D. Marlowe, K. Kainu. FRONT ROW: (1-r): K. Petts. D. Murray, S. Merchant. J. Parris, M. Prest, S. Seward, D. Smith, S. McClure. ROW 2: Mr. Gordon, H. Peterson, E. Sheldon. K. McDonough. D. Pinney. L. Sargent. R. Nye. ROW 3: G. Miller. T. Roberts. D. Shea, W. Reekie, N. Shed. L. McLean, J. Pearson. S. Sawyer. 75 Juniors R 0 0 m 5 FRONT ROW (L-R): D. Warriner, M. White, D. Trosper, D. Turini, S. Turner, V. Townsend, S. Philbrick. ROW 2: Mr. Giovannangeli, T. Wenblad, N. Lappas. ROW 3: P. Blood, D. Woodward, W. Sullivan, P. Woodbury, M. Vaillancourt, C. Weston. Class of 1971 76 L-R: Treas., C. Tansey, Sec., K. Brennan, Vice Pres., R. Blood, Pres., W. Bishop. Sophomores FIRST ROW: (1-r): B. Bladder, S. Bennett, P. Allen, S. Banks, S. Ames. ROW 2: B. Armstrong. H. Belliveau, T.Bastille, W. Bastille. D. Aldrich. ROW 3: S. Atherton. W. Bishop. R. Blood, E. Barnes, Mr. Chase. FIRST ROW: (1-r): H. Peterson. V. Pettee. W. Peters, J. Sweeney, C. Skinner, C. Molin. A. Murray, L. Russell. ROW 2: P. Sumner. B. Place. ROW 3: L. Seneschal, D. St. Lawrence. T. Silegy. C. Pero. D. Rochford. C. Sargent, W. Spooner. 77 Sophomores FRONT ROW: (1—r): B. Hart, L. Eddy, D. Huntington, P. Eckfeldt. S. Holt, N. Eaves, S. Hann, R. Duval. ROW 2: B. Hubbard, J. Harris, K. Hanson. ROW 3: J. Griswold, S. Hartwell, E. Emery, E. Gargan, T. Fiske, J. Garand, N. Harris. ROW 4: Mr. Levasseur. FRONT ROW: (1-r): T. Haskell, B. Wheeler. C. Tansey, E. Poole. S. Wheeler, M. Weir, P. Loranger, C. Ware. ROW 2: Mr. Richard, S. Philbrick, M. Rathbun, C. Rathbun, D. Whiton, J. Tebbets, L. LaBrie. ROW 3: G. Webb, J. Wheeler, T. Weeks, D. Paige, L. Vamum, M. Mongeau, M. Wakefield. Sophomores FRONT ROW: (1-r): P. LaPree, S. Jones, L. Johnson. L. Whittier, S. McLean. ROW 2: T. Merchant, T. James, A. Mann, A. Jorbel, T. Jarest. ROW 3: R. Miller, E. Maloney. J. Magoon, D. Kemp, S. Le- wandowski. FRONT ROW: (1-r): P. Codman, D. Carr. L. Dorr. C. Doscher. W. Dutton, K. Brennan, W. Carney. ROW 2: Miss LeClair, W. Chamberlain, R. Clark, J. Conrey, G. Cabana, R. Cox, R, Callum, D. Cornwell. Class of 1972 80 FIRST ROW (1-r): Miss Hancock, S. Caskie, P. Brous, J. Blood, J. Courser, L. Brown. ROW 2: D. Clough, R. Cover, S. Clark, M. Colby, C. Bacon, J. Banks. ROW 3: E. Charlonne, P. Delnero, M. Allen, J, Conway, K. Chapman, R, Barron. Freshmen FIRST ROW (l-t): C. Guptill. J. Emmes, S. Emery, D. Hadley. G. Dichtelmiller. S. Dutton. ROW 2: Mrs. Havey. G. Evans, M. Geoffrey. S. Foote. D. Duval. J. Heckbert, R. Hamblin. S. Griswold. ROW 3: A. Guptill, S. Hicks, P. Fontaine, A. Fournier, T. Dyer. FIRST ROW (1-r): B. Myhaver, F. Langevin, B. Martin. S. James, C. McAneney, B. Nutting, N. Norton. ROW 2: K. McCarthy, B. Magoon, D. Hurd. P. Manning, J. Knight, S. Kerr, M. McDonough. ROW 3: C. Holt, C. Mooney, M. Nyland, S. McLean, N. Kemp. P. Irwin, L. Nichols, D. Martin. ROW 4: S. LaBossiere, A. Kelleher, J. Lobacki, P. McDermott, D. Murray, J. Maynard, T. Lithgow, S. Owler. Freshmen FRONT ROW (1-r): F. Paro, D. Ryan, M. Sullivan, M. Peterson, K. Silegy, R. Petts. ROW 2: D. Schafer, E. Querfurth, D. Smith, S. Lowell, L. Sanderson, K. Ravlin, Mrs. Breton. ROW 3: L. Prest, A. Pinney, M. Perry, K. Rajaniemi, S. Smith, D. Pratt, G. Sterling, M. Potter. 82 FRONT ROW (1-r): M. Woodbury, A. Whitney, D. Tansey, E. Swanson, J. Warren, G. Mulhall, T. Tewell, R. Ireland. ROW 2: J. Armstrong, J. Teixeira, C. Walker, L. Varnum, D. Foster. R. Wilder, B. May- nard. ROW 3: Mr. Dunham, L. Higgins, R. Traxler, J. Trabucco, J. Westaway, S. Philbrick. Freshmen FIRST ROW (L-R): M. Stockwell, D. Russell, D. Rogers. ROW 2: L. Dorr, K. Brush, M. Faunce, E. Blan- chard, M. Magoon. Frosh Reception Class of 1973 FRONT ROW (l-r): M. Greene. H. Mazza, K. Harris, E. Anderson. J. Bewley, K. Ozenich, A. Graves. M. Doscher. ROW 2: T. Phipps. L. Peterson, L. Chapman. D. Shea. E. Whitehouse, C. Poole. M. Wiederhold, R. Gove. C. Killay. ROW 3: B. Wenigmann. K. Moody. K. Penee. S. Chandler, M. La- Roche, J. Nyland, S. Riley. M. Kamarck, D. Spooner. FRONT ROW (l-r): M. Pickford, V. Lobacki. B. Dailey. F. Marion, B. Parker, K. Reynolds. S. Fiske. ROW 2: Mr. Welch. P. Cornwell. C. Groesbeck, P. Doyle. J. Lavine. D. Sampson. C. Hale, C. Newton, R. Neff. R. Deschenes, J. Irwin. ROW 3: D. Williams. S. Buxton, W. Anderson, M. Shea. S. Dedo, J. Vamum, G. Lawrence. G. Webber, D. Murdough, M. Coombs. FRONT ROW (l-r): B. Turini. M. Norton, P. Naylor. A. Reekie. C. Pickrin, B. Hartwell. F. Gnade. M. Walker. D. Sutcliffe. Mr. Grasso. ROW 2: C. Warriner, P. Bourgoine, D. Jarest, J. Boutwell, E. Sheldon V. McArdle. J. Baldwin. A. Vaillancourt. K. O'Rourke, S. Turner, L. Clark. ROW 3: G. Williams, S. Hall, P. Knight, C. Johansson, K. Hilton, M. Smith, J. Creighton, K. Cabana, D. Crowe. S. Wellwood, L. Sirois, G. Anderson. 8th Grade FRONT ROW (1-r): S. Tebbets, W. Langevin, R. Holt, L. Chase, B. Bilger, D, Baldwin, E. Sullivan, A. Rochford, Mrs. Boudrieau. ROW 2: K. Bowser, J. Skinner, S. Weigold, K. Place, B. Wenblad, R. Hatch, D. Jarest, S. O'Neil, B. Guay. ROW 3: D. Lavoie, G. Young, C. Wright, G. Boudreau, H. Born, D. Eneguess, J. Allgood. FRONT ROW (1-r): W. Lavoie, R. Boulerisse, P. Brown, R. Smith, R. Stickney. ROW 2: Mrs. Clark, F. Finley. ROW 3: S. Warriner, C. Potter, D. Johnson, S. Trussell, J. Anderson, B. Magoon. 85 Class of 1974 FRONT ROW: L. Ireland, E. Sisson, J. Behising, J. Cuddihee. K. Smith, P. Hutchinson. C. Sisson, D. Finley. ROW 2: D. Stevens. J. Dunbar, K. Emery, R. Emery, R. McQuillen, M. Hammond, J. Elder. A. Peterson. ROW 3: Mr. Royce, L. Hamman, D. Hann, J. Meath. S. Marsden, H. Carbee. K. Anderson, S. Poole. M. O'Connor. FRONT ROW: C. McLean, R. Phillips, C. St. John, D. Jevne, E. Kaiser, M. Ozenich. D. Mann, R. Nay- lor, S. Femald. D. Boutwell, S. Hutton. ROW 2: Mr. Connolly. F. James, C. Deschenes, K. Moody, D. Blair, N. Fox. S. Riley, S. Koallick, C. Morris, T. Callum, G. Myhaver. ROW 3: K. Salamy, H. Molin M. Pratt, C. Ouerfurth, P. Tarr, S. Clarke, B. Banks, L. Amidon, D. Conrey, T. Babneau. FRONT ROW: T. Morris, L. O'Neil, V. LaChance, P. Petts, E. Martus. J. Knight, P. Breslin, D. Sherk, M. Rajaniemi. ROW 2: Mrs. Bryant, S. Korpi, R. Nutting, D. Dreese, Y. Perry, J. Weir. D. Cram, K Stickney, A. Weathers. ROW 3: P. Blanchette, B. Russell, C. Duval, V. Tansey, M. Texeira, S. Van- Dyne, K. Holt, G. Russell, R. Wheeler, B. Fulton. 8b 7th Grade FRONT ROW (1-r): Mr. Demers, I. Sutcliffe, L. Kearney, K. Delnero, S. Miller. W. Burbee, D. Trussell, A. McArdle. ROW 2: C. Townsend, E. Richardson, P. Guptill, P. Gnade, C. Teixeira, L. McAneney, S. Ware, C. Luopa. ROW 3: M. Fontaine, T. Hanson, J. Carlson, R. Carrier, D. Stetson, D. Niemela, W. Hicks, D. Conrey, A. Pinney. FRONT ROW (1-r): T. Weston, R. Flagg, S. Kovacs, Mrs. Shepherd. ROW 2: C. Higgins, K. Vayens. ROW 3: D. Russell, C. Bennett, B. Winters, G. Blanchard, R. LaBier. 87 Junior High Student Council FRONT ROW (1-r): V. Pres. S. Hall, Pres. J. Nyland, Sec-Treas. E. Whitehouse. ROW 2: P. Naylor. ROW 3: M. Fontaine. J. Allgood. D. Russell, A. Peterson, R. Deschenes, A. Hutton. ROW 4: R. Wheeler. P. Brown, Mr. Royce. Junior High Band FRONT ROW (1-r): A. Peterson, T. Callum, F. James, M. Pratt, A. Graves. V. Lobacki, F. Marion, B. Parker. K. Anderson, L. Hammond. E. Richardson, L. Peterson, B. Daley, J. Elder. ROW 2: R. Mc- Quillen, S. Turner, L. Chapman, D. Shea, C. Morris, R. Gove. D. Crowe. M. Hammond, D. Blair, C. Newton. D. Stevens. D. Williams, P. Hutchinson. C. Duval, K. Pettee, C. Sisson, D. Mann, A. Weathers, B. Russell. ROW 3: S. Eneguess. C. Querfurth, S.Koallick, C.Luopa. Mr. Ellis. ROW 4: T. Morris, D. Norton, R. Emery. M. O’Connor. C. Webber. K. Moody. C. Groesbeck, J. Cuddihee, K. MooJy, S. Smith, L. Kaiser. D. Finley. Junior High Basketball FRONT ROW (1-r): D. Niemela, M. Rajaniemi, D. Dreese, B. Russell, T. Callum, M. Walker, M. Doscher, C. Vaughan. ROW 2: M. Kamarck, C. Duval, M. Fontaine, R. Deschenes,-C. Newton, G. Anderson, A. Peterson, S. Hall, R. LaBier. ROW 3: Mr. Connolly, S. Riley, P. Blanchette, G. Young, M. Smith, K. Pettee, J. Varnum, K. Moody, M. Shea, S. Buxton, D. Stevens. 91 1968 Varsity Baseball FRONT ROW(l-r): S. Hartwell, M. Abbott, G. Marshall, C. Buxton, D. Latti, D. Chase, K. Moller, K. Keenan. ROW 2: W. Aldrich, B. Fox. D. Blood, H. Blood, B. Bishop, K. Stewart. M. Hann, Coach Richard. Once again. Coach Richard put together a winning combination ending with a 10-5 record. Team work and enthusiasm were the factors most responsible for the success- ful season. Only one senior, Wally Aldrich, was lost due to graduation. Experience will be the keynote for the 1969 season. 92 1968 Baseball Season Peterborough - -- 13------Merrimack----------12 Peterborough - -- 12------Newport-------------5 Peterborough-----15---------Wilton--------------4 Peterborough-----16---------Appleton------------1 Peterborough — - 1------Conant--------------5 Peterborough-----17---------Appleton------------3 Peterborough - -- 2-------Newport------------7 Peterborough-------7----------St. Anthony------4 Peterborough-------16---------Hinsdale----------1 Peterborough-------16 - - - - St. Anthony------2 Peterborough--------- 1-------Merrimack--------13 Peterborough-------3----------Hinsdale----------1 Peterborough-------4----------Hillsboro---------1 Peterborough --------7--------Wilton -----------6 Peterborough-------2----------Conant-------------4 93 1968 Junior Varsity Baseball FRONT ROW: T. Silegy, B. Clark, G. Miller, P. Gebauer. K. Jackson, E. Emery, D. Whiton. ROW 2: Coach Crowe, S. Sawyer, D. Paige. S. Place, B. Place, S. Reekie, D. Woodward, G. Cabana. ... running, jumping, standing still ... Track Co-captains John Eckfeldt and Tom Buckley with M-S championship plaque. 1968 Track FRONT ROW (l-r): A. Mann. S. Eneguess, B. Nyland. D. Shokes, F. Finley. K. Pettee. A. Pinney. D. Jarest, J. Vamura. N. Harris. ROW 2: R. Goodwin. P. Ware. J. Maynard. D. Mason, W. Jarest. G. Pariter. D. Emmes, P. Morin. T. Bastille. ROW 3: Coach Yeo, W. Dart, B. Marshall. T. Fox, D. Foster. E. Barnes, W. Carr. A. Pierce. J. Eddy. K. Molin, T. Shokes, S. Atherton, R. Bowen, J. Eckfeldt. Thanks to Coach Yeo's driving enthusi- asm and the terrific effort of the team, the 1968 track season culminated in the winning of their fourth consecutive Class M-S Title. “meets won. 1968 TRACK SEASON “Vermont Academy J.V. “Monadnock-Stevens Bellows Falls, Rutland Stevens-Towle Vermont Academy-Varsity Keene Kiwanis Meet” “ State Divisional Championships Meet of Champions State Decathalon Championships 95 1968 Girls' Track FRONT ROW (1-r): K. Eneguess, V. Townsend, C. Warriner, D. Ryan, J. Weathers. ROW 2: D. Shea. S. Ware. L. Clark, K. Ravlin. S. Turner. ROW 3: R. Behrsing, S. Leavitt, S. Trussell, H. Peterson, R. Hatch, Miss Long. 1968 Tennis Club FRONT ROW: K. Eneguess. V. Townsend, K. Harris. ROW 2: S. Leavitt, Miss Long, A. Harris. 1968 Softball FRONT ROW (l-r): A. Whitney, M. A. Cuddihee, J. Newton, W. Peters. ROW 2: K. Pickford, M. Simpson, J. Blood, K. Petts, L. Compher. ROW 3: D. Warriner, R. Duval, W. Carney, R. Morgan, D. Caskie, N.Kemp, J. Jarest, J. Harris. 1968 SOFTBALL SEASON PHS---------1------Milford.........13 PHS---------7------Keene - ---------6 PHS--------20------Monadnock------13 PHS---------6------Nashua-----------3 PHS--------17------Monadnock--------3 PHS.........4-------Nashua..........5 PHS - ------3------Keene--------- 11 The 1968 Girls' Softball squad completed their games with a 4-3 record. Hard work along with fine leadership by Coach Derby resulted in the girls playing well during the season. The 1968 Softball Squad will feel the loss of two of their finest athletes. '68 graduates Mary Ann Cuddihee and Janet Newton. 97 Soccer FRONT ROW (1-r): T. Jarest, L. Seneschal, K. Stewart, M. Abbott, M. Earley, P. Maynard, C. Buxton, A. Gupti.ll, M. Hann, T. Weeks. R. Latti, K. Keenan, T. Bastille. ROW 2: K. Jackson, D. Greene, B. Place. H. Blood. B. Fox. R. Goodwin, J. Lobacki, G. Miller, J. Maynard, C. Wright, L. McLean (manager). Coach Chase. The success of the 68 soccer season culminated with placement in the state tournament. A stingy defense aided goalies in allowing only 13 goals in 14 games. In his first year of coaching soccer at P.H.S., Mr. Chase successfully put together a winning team. 98 FRONT: C. Murray, L. Conley, S. Dedo. BACK: V. Emery, K. Brennan, N. Wheeler, G. Pettee, S. Ames, D. Smith. P.H.S. ---------1-------- Goffstown ---------3 P.H.S.--------8--------St. Anthony---------0 P. H.S. — -- 1---------Wilton----------------0 P.H.S.--------3--------Conant ----- -------i P.H.S.--------3--------Merrimack-------------1 P.H.S. ---------4------Mascenic--------------0 P.H.S.--------0--------Hinsdale--------------3 P.H.S.--------0---------Wilton----------------0 P.H.S. -------1 — - - Conant------------------1 P.H.S.--------2---------Goffstown---------- -3 P.H.S.--------3---------Merrimack-------------0 P.H.S.--------5---------Mascenic------------ —0 P.H.S.--------0---------Hinsdale---------- - - 2 P.H.S.--------7---------St. Anthony-----------7 Cross Country FRONT ROW: T. Lithgow, K. Chapman, W. Jarest, H. Boudreau, Coach Brown. ROW 2: D. Eneguess, K. Pettee, K. Moody, D. Jarest, M. Kamark. Absent: D. Mason. The PHS Cross Country team had a fine first season in Class I competition. They finished fourth out of twelve schools in the state meet at Durham. Led by their captain. Hank Boudreau, the Harriers will all be back again for the 1970 season, which promises to be even better. The Cross Country team thanks our coaches, Mr. Dutton of Antrim and Coach Brown, for helping us practice and work our way to a rewarding season. We also thank all the people who supported the team. 100 Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW (1-r): T. Silegy, M. Abbott, K, Keenan, C. Buxton, M. Hann, J. Clark. ROW 2: K. Moller (manager), C. Burrage, W. Bishop, R. Blood, Coach Richard, H. Blood, N. Stewart, L. Seneschal. The 1968-69 varsity basketball squad led by co- captains Cary Buxton and Kevin Keenan finished their first year in Class 1 with an impressive 13-7 record. The Hilander five showed the Peterborough fans an improved quality of basketball. Despite the loss of six strong seniors, the squad looks forward to another prosperous season. 102 Peter borougn 76 Peterborough 57 Peterborough 45 Peterborough 91 Peterborough 61 Peterborough 51 Peterborough 53 Peterborough 71 Peterborough 68 Peterborough 75 Peterborough 61 Peterborough 59 Peterborough 62 Peterborough 72 Peterborough 73 Peterborough 67 Peterborough 89 Peterborough 82 Peterborough 83 Peterborough 67 Mascenic 39 Pembroke 70 Newport 35 Hillsborough 55 Monadnock 55 Goffstown 54 Conant 39 Goffstown 75 Hillsborough 59 Merrimack 64 Newport 57 Fall Mt. 64 Mascenic 31 Fall Mt. 62 Woodsville 96 Merrimack 66 Murdock 62 Pembroke 94 Conant 52 Monadnock 56 Junior Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW (1-r): T. Lithgow, D. Cornwell, A. Mann, N. Harris, D. Whiton, G. Sterling, P. LaRoche, S. Philbrick, S. Hartwell. ROW 2: P. Gebauer (manager), P. Sumner, E. Emery, K. Jackson, J. Banks, K. LaRoche, D. Pratt, P. Fontaine, Coach Brown, L. Varnum, K. Chapman, G. Cabana, D. St. Lawrence, J. Wheeler, T. Jarest, S. Smith (manager). P.H.S. 52 P.H.S. 48 P.H.S. 29 P.H.S. 52 P.H.S. 53 •P.H.S. 53 P.H.S. 49 P.H.S. 47 P.H.S. 33 P.H.S. 61 P.H.S. 50 P.H.S 39 P.H.S. 62 P.H.S. 41 P.H.S. 57 P.H.S. 59 P.H.S. 33 P.H.S. 39 P.H.S. 34 P.H.S. 24 Mascenic 34 Pembroke 36 Newport 26 Hillsborough 37 Monadnock 31 Goffstown 55 Conant 25 Goffstown 38 Hillsborough 42 Merrimack 52 Newport 32 Fall Mt. 54 Mascenic 41 Fall Mt. 47 Woodsville 53 Merrimack 63 Murdock 35 Pembroke 49 Conant 41 Monadnock 44 105 Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW (1-r): S. Davis (manager), J. Tilton, Carney, A. Whitney, S. Carbee, Coach Derby. Peterborough 27 Peterborough 17 Peterborough 29 Peterborough 19 Peterborough 29 Peterborough 28 Peterborough 45 Peterborough 25 Peterborough 46 Peterborough 42 Monadnock 22 Mascenic 32 Milford 31 Fall Mt. 46 Nashua 39 Fall Mt. 52 Alvirne 32 Mascenic 50 Milford 27 Monadnock 38 R. Morgan, J. Jarest, F. Longo. ROW 2: W. Peters, W. 106 Junior Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW (1-r): N. Kemp, M. Nyland, D. Warriner, K. Chapman, D. Shea, L. Chapman. ROW 2: S. Banks (manager), J. Harris, S. Kerr, P. Brous, B. Nutting, L. McAneney, Coach Derby. 107 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders FRONT ROW (1-r): H. Peterson, K. Silegy. BACK: K, Eneguess, B. Petts, I. Martin, D. Tansey, N. Norton, P. Eckfeldt (captain). 108 Varsity Cheerleaders FRONT (1-r): D. Smith, V. Emery, L, Conley, G. Pettee, S. Ames. BACK: S. Dedo, N. Wheeler (captain), C. Murray: ON TOP: K. Brennan. Ski Team FRONT ROW (1-r): D. Eneguess, S. O'Neil, T. James, C. Sargent. ROW 2: E. Stout, R. Wheeler, J. Peabody, C. Hale, T. Jones, D. MacComiskey, L. Prest, Mr. Hyland. ROW 3: M. Prest, C. Whitehouse, B. Martin, S. Wheeler, L. Sargent. Archery FRONT ROW: F. Pato, V. McArdle, C. Molin, M. Prest, H.Molin, R. McQuillen, G. Russell, Mr. McQuillen. ROW 2: D. Spooner, S. Clark, K. Molin, L. Prest, H. Belliveau, H. Carbee, S. Mar- shall, K. Salamy, R. Labier, ROW 3: R. Hamilton, E. Barnes, R. Barron, D. Whiton. Weightlifting FRONT: S. Tebben' FRONT ROW: A. JorDel, M. Shea, S. Buxton, S. Hall, M. Kamark, D. Eneguess, K. Penee, J. Tebbens, G. Young, F. Finley, Mr. McQuillen. ROW 2: B. Armstrong, W. Jarest, T. Brennan, R. Goodwin, G. Miller, K. Kainu, T. lithgow, D. Mason, J. Maynard, J. Emmes, D. Chase. ROW 3: S. Hicks, D. Emmes, W. Hanson, K. Molin, D. Whiton, M. Mongeau, A. Guptill, T. Weeks, K. Chapman, T. Fox, D. Stevens. Ill Gym Show 112 jKctivitics Junior-Senior Prom 116 Rhapsody in Blue Senior Attendant, Susan Koehler; Queen, Claire Cowles; Princess, Debra Russell; Junior Attendant, Judy Nichols. 117 The Source THE SOURCE, a students' newspaper, attempts to promote school spirit by giving students a chance to express their viewpoints and talents in writing. The paper tries to connect every student with what is happening in his school. The staff members hope the paper will be a source of pride for the whole school and continue into Con- Val. It is so far completely self-supporting. Interest in a school paper was sparked last November by students Kathy Petts and Ginny Gardner when they distributed questionnaires and started holding meetings. After the first issue was published, the name and the editors were chosen. Barry Cass and Eric Maloney were elected to do two issues apiece. The other editors were Ginny Gardner, assistant editor; Kathy Petts, literary editor; Kathy Chapman, business manager; Heather Peterson, activity editor; April Hammond and Marcia McKenna, art editors. The advisors are Mrs. June Tuttle, Mr. Kendall McCormack and Mrs. Mary Breton. 118 Pep Club High-Ho, High-Ho, It's Green we know. With a Fight-Fight-Fight, With all your might. Let's go, Let's go, LET'S GO We're from Peterborough, Mighty, Mighty Peterborough. Everywhere we go, people want to know' Who we are; so we tell them; We're from Peterborough, MIGHTY, MIGHTY PETERBOROUGH. H-I-L-A-N-D-E-R-S FIGHT Hip Hip Hoo-ray P-H-S is the best. P-H-S hip hip hoo-ray Is the BEST ... All the way P-H-S. the best - The Best - THE BEST 119 National Honor Society L-R: K. Molin, E. Richardson, P. Hamblin, E. Ekker. D.A.R. Good Citizen Award E. Ekker National Merit Scholarship Test L-R: E, Richardson, commended student; P. Hamblin, semi-finalist; A. Whiton, commended student. 120 Dramatics Club Our director, Mrs. Howard Phillips, and the members of the Dramatics Club chose to do The Drunkard, adapted by Wm. H. Smith, as our major production this year. It is a typical cloak and dagger play with a villain, a hero, and a heroine. We will be participating in the New Hampshire Drama Festival. Our aim is to be one of the two schools chosen in the preliminaries at Dublin School to compete in the state competition at the University of New Hampshire. Cast of “The Drunkard” Edward Middleton William Dowton - Farmer Stevens - Sam------------- Second Loafer - - Landlord-------- Agnes Dowton - - Patience-------- Boy------------- Miss Spindle---- ■ ---Tim Jones ------Paul Bacon ------Nat Shed Donald Campbell — John Garand - — — -Ed Burt Heather Peterson ------Lois Eddy ------Bob Hotin ■ ---Eve Ekker Lawyer Cribbs ■ Dan Greene Farmer Gates ------ John uarand Tiin Brennan First Loafer Uouaiu uampDen _______ Holly Peterson _______ Deanna Pinney Diana Garr Wedding Guest Margaret Prest 122 Student Council OFFICERS: J. Wheeler, Treasurer; D. Smith, Vice-President; L. Teixeira, President; B. LaRoche, Corresponding Secretary; J. Blood, Recording Secretary. FRONT ROW: S. Ames, D. Carr, B. Wheeler, M. Woodbury, R. Ireland, M. Stockwell, R. Behr- sing, W. Bishop, J. Tilton, A. Pierce. ROW 2: V. Pettee, T. Lithgow, S. Wheeler, C. Doscher, N. Eaves, S. Seward, A. Whiton, T. Wenblad, P. Maynard. ROW 3: L. Prest, J. Banks, K. Chapman, L. Varnum. P. Eckfeldt, D. Duval, L. Conley, S. Leavitt, M. Scott, K. Keenan, C. Buxton. Throughout the year, the student council has been working with Antrim High to make plans for Con- Val. We drew up and put into effect the school's first dress code. A committee of interested students has been meeting with teachers to propose ideas for Con-Val curriculum. We held three dances including a computer dance with Monadnock Regional and Antrim and a Christ- mas semi-formal with the Teen Advisory Council. Again we sent Christmas boxes to Vietnam. We were represented at the Wilton Winter Carnival, and delegates were sent to the Older Girls' and Boys' Conferences. With Antrim, we play to raise $1,000 to build a Peace Corps school in an under developed country. To raise money, we have had food and book sales, a dress down day, a fashion show, and the school store. Office Staff L-R: D. Whitney, B. Carlson, S. Leavitt, L. Conley, D. Smith, Mrs. Rainier. N. Teixeira. Health Careers Club STANDING (1-r): N. Huckeba, M. Geoffrey, K. Ravlin, M. McKenna, V. Gardener. SEATED: K. McDonough, J. Tilton, J. Holt, S. Leavitt. Audio-Visual Club This year at P. C. S. we've had an exceptionally large chorus, rewarding us with a very successful year. Our songs, varying from Up, Up, and away to Bouree for Bach, started us off to a Christ- mas concert in December. Hopefully our spring concert will work out as well. With a great instructor, Mr. Ellis, and enthusiastic students, we hope to make this year the best yet! FLUTES K. LaRoche C. Molin L. Querfurth L. Sanderson H. Peterson S. Seward TRUMPETS R. Nye T. James E. Barnes P. Daly D. Pratt S. James CLARINETS D. Green D. Pinney B. Cass K. Eneguess R. PettS D. Warriner R. Duval S. Smith M. Woodbury S. Leavitt S. McLean D. Carr FRENCH HORN D. Marlowe SAXOPHONE S. Tuttle M. Wakefield C. Mann E. Sheldon TROMBONES A. Pinney J. Trabucco W. Bastille W. Dean BARITONE W. Carr PERCUSSION E. Gargan F. Longo R. Basher V. Townsend D. Emery R. Clark K. Chapman J. Tebbetts G LOCK EN SPELL B. Clark MANAGER M. Colby Rome Trip 128 0£ I u Ed Burt E Ed Burt Ed T Blood Harry j. Harry Bloo ones Tim Jor s Tim Jones .n V hiton An hiton Ann W � Kerry Moll y Mol in Ker- ols Judy Nl' Ed Bur i. urt Ed Burt Ed Bu -Od Harry Blood Harry Bo. arry Blood Harry Blood Han ,‘m Jones Tim Jones Tim Jones Ti Jones Tim Jones Tim Jones Tim Jont ?. ,Vhlton Ar ° ’ hiton Ann V hito. Judy Niehol? .ney Dana Pj Dana Pinney jp Sue Kemp ,ue Kemp Sue Higgins Sa hs Sandi H? j Morgan Be ry Carbee f ly Pickford kford Kathj ice Fox Bru Bruce Fox hn Eddy Joh Idy John Ed- ob Salamy B alamy Bob 5 •teve Tuttl- uttle Stev Tat Sander? Sanderson 1 Martha Mas Mason Mart n Ann V hiton arry Molin v Tolin Kerry 'Is Judy N4 ady Nioho.1 Dana Pir Pinney J ) Sue Kem s Kemp 3u Jiggins S 3 Sandi H pgan Beck: Carbee si r Pickford ord Kathy Fox Bruce ruce Fox B Tddy John ohn Eddy Jv. Salamy Bob 'nn «hiton Ann Molin Kerry Terry Mol in }. j Nichols Ji hols Judy Ni. ey Dana Finn a Pinney Dai 0 Sue Kemp S Kemp Sue Ki andi Higgins Iggins Sandi iorgan Becky lerry Carbee brd Kathy Pic Jthy Pickford Bruce Fox Bruc i Fox Bruce Fox dy John Eddy Johr John Eddy John Eddy ■ay 3ob Salamy Bob Sal ■myBob Salamy Bob Salamy ny Bob Salamy „ Steve Tuttle Steve‘Tutt 0 818 Bob Salaray Tuttle Steve Tuttle Stev! .teve -.a iuiiw n Nat Sanderson Nat ttle . sve Tuttle .e Tuttle Steve Sanderson Nat Sanderson 3’? ” -iiderson Nat Sanderscha Mason Martha Mason”'7 .verson Nat Sanderson Nat Martha Mason Martv drtha Mason Martha Mason Martinson Eric T Mason Martha Mason Martha Mason Eric Johnton Eric Johnson Eric Johnson Eric Jc Johnson Eric Johnson Eric Jr.hr, ,on Eric Johnson Doug Emery Doug Emery T'- Ug Emery Dou emery Doug Emery Do’- Carl Ehrler Carl F Ehrler Carl Ehrl' Eva Brayton Eva Brayton Eva Br Sue Dedo Sue f Dedo Sue Ded )ick Latti D| atti Dick Lr ary Buxton ixton Cary f eila Course, urser Sheila erta ’Welch 1 ch Roberta VA 1 Clark Caro • Carol Clark '11 Don Hall - n Hall Don Ha ark Butch Clar . v Doug Emei rl Ehrler 'ler Carl 1 Brayton E rton Eva B Dedo Sue . Sue Dedo tti Dick I lok Latti Buxton Ct n Cary Bi •ser SheiT alia Cour h Roberta a Welch P ol Clark f xark Carol Don Hall Do ■a. Hall Don H lark Butch Cla Bu' ’h Clark Butch Clark Butoh Clark er Nanoy Wheeler Nancy Wheeler N V heeler Nancy V heeler Nancy Charlonne LaBier Charlr aBier Charlonne LaB4 rl S Ann Ann Harri« Don Hall n Hall Doh Butch Clark . Clark Butch may V heeler . heeler Nanc lonne LaBier Bier Charlor Sanderson erson Nat json Marthf rtha Mason nson Eric Eric Johns aery Doug F Doug Emery Carl Ehrle Ehrler Car Eva Brayt' i Brayton E 6 Sue Dedo e Dedo Sue k Latti Dio ;ti Dick La4 ycon Cary Bu ary Buxton Courser She c Sheila Co- ;loh Robert? -erta ’Welch 1 Clark Car rk Carol Cl- Dr 7 132 The Peterborough Transcript Since 1849 DANE P. CUMMINGS, ’25 PAUL C. CUMMINGS, JR. ’30 Northland Skis ROY’S BIKE SHOP Main Street Jaffrey, New Hampshire Look what I made! Compliments of HANCOCK CASH MARKET C. H. GRAGIN SON GARAGE Gas - Tires - Accessories General Automotive Repairing Front End Alignment Tel: 547-3362 Greenfield, N. H. 133 PETERBOROUGH POLICE DEPARTMENT Compliments of GREENFIELD INDUSTRIES Best Wishes to the Class Congratulations to the Class of 1969 From the G. A. BISHOP CO., INC. REALTORS AND INSURERS Our 49th Year Peterborough, N. H. 924-3331 134 GUARANTEED 'TIL 1975 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 SIMON'S Wad VII Wald., DATEMASTER Mwd at $69 95 p1 • Waterproof • Shockproof • Sail-Winding • Automatically fell� both if date and th« mmuta. UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED FOR SEVEN FULL YEARS MARK VII WATCHES p r $69-95 NOTHING DOWN _$| 50 a trl A. G. HOUGHTON, JR. EXCAVATING Sand, Gravel, and Fill New Boston, N. H. 874-3368 Compliments of WAYNO’S of Petersborough The Store of Fine Diamonds Quality for Quality Simon's is Never Undersold Antrim New Hampshire iTl'C pewter Gifts PETERBOROUGH SHOPPING VILLAGE Peterborough, New Hampshire 03458 GRANDMOTHER’S HOUSE Congratulations to the Senior Class From Francestown, New Hampshire at the Foot of Crotched Mt. Ski Area Luncheon Dinner Sunday 12-2 6-9 1-8 Closed on Mondays Telephone (603) 588-2355 Reservations Requested ANNA K. YOSS MRS. BOWDITCH ALENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Dublin, New Hampshire Telephone 563-5756 THE MANSE GUESTS - CATERING OAK HILL BUILDING CO. CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS WILLIAM ABBOTT Telephone 874-2436 Best Wishes to the YOU NAME IT WE'VE GOT IT Class of l%9 jVom KtMTp ICS Bet you 10 to 1 that my any beats yours across the crack. ” DERBY’S, INC. Compliments of CO-OP BANK Peterborough Greenville Peterborough, N. H. 137 SHELDON'S GARAGE 24 Hour AAA Service 113 Grove St. , Peterborough, N. H. 03458 Days: 924-3061 - Nights: 924-6919 Compliments of DR. FORREST F. TENNEY, D. V. M. DR. DONALD H. FRITZ, D. V. M. DR. JOHN P. COMBS, D. V. M. Front End Alignment Auto. Trans. Expert Firestone Tires United Delco Service Tune-Up Specialist Brake Service Compliments of OZZIE JELLISON FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service ARTHUR E. WHEELER Proprietor 25 Concord St. Petersborough Tel: 603-924-3511 ( O'ouolas Ibarris Cair There he is, that’s the guy who hit me! Telephone 924-3401 Peterborough, New Hampshire 138 Peace Congratulations F rom Good Luck From HARBOR MARTIN KEENAN PACKAGE INSURANCE CO. STORE Route 119 Grove Street Peterborough, N. H. 67 Main St. Townsend Harbor Townsend, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 PETERBOROUGH MOTOR INN GOOD LUCK FROM 73 Route 101 Telephone 924-3876 AMERICAN CONTINENTAL CUISINE Keep up the Good Work STUART F. CLARK GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT Francestown, N. H. 874-2778 Compliments of Monaqnock Paper Mills, Inc. yafxyt yyjtiw rerJ since i 8 i 9 BENNINGTON. NEW HAMPSHIRE - 03442 AREA COOC 603 5 0 8 - 3311 140 100 Years of Steam Operation to the Summit of New England Congratulations to the Class of 1969 MT. WASHINGTON COG RAILWAY COMPANY Italian Cuisine ALBERT CUDDEMI, Proprietor The Group by Nancy Wheeler Best of Luck Bennington, New Hampshire Telephone 588-6812 MARGIE’S RESTAURANT 10 Main St. Jaffrey, N. H. 141 Perfect Satisfaction Unmatched Quality Dashing Style Complete Security 142 THOMAS S. NICHOLS JERE T. MORRIS HER8ERT C NICHOLS •' $e lo€(s ’ - t i r f Zi ■ { ’h ‘if, -' n ‘- n 1 i..r r ;r 7 7 INSURANCE 17 GROVE STREET • PETERBOROUGH • N. H. 03458 PHONE 603-924-3355 Congratulations Best Wishes F rom F rom ROY’S BELMAR MARKET NURSING HOME BELLETETE’S, INC. SUPERMARKET HARDWARE LUMBER JAFFREY OIL CO. 143 This is a FREE TICKET It's Not Good for Anything RUTH’S BEAUTY It's Just Free SHOP Compliments of Francestown, N. H. THE GREAT SOCIETY Telephone Antrim 588-6881 ROLAND M. JOHNSON Garage Door Service BUILDER Applicator, Ceramic Tile Aluminum Windows and Doors Tel. : 924-6901 P. O. Box 142 Call 6-10 P. M. Sharon Rd. Peterborough, N. H. 03458 Congratulations From SUMNER NURSING AND REST HOME Greenfield, N. H. What are we having for lunch? Compliments of BOUTWELL’S GARAGE Landrover bates and Service Saab Sales and Service Homelite Saws Automotive Accessories 144 Before you accept that first job ... ixtoh over your employer as carefully as he does you What’s the Company like anyway? Would I be proud to work there? Reputation for square dealing with employees? Pleasant surroundings? Will I be working with others my own age? Are they friendly? Do they socialize after hours? Will the boss be reasonable? Appreciate good, hard work, but won’t explode if I make a mistake? Will I make a decent week’s pay? Have a chance for raises, advancement, more responsibility? How about fringe benefits? Is the work challenging? I had what it takes to get through high school. Will they give me a chance to use my brains? Note: Many young men and women in this area can answer “Yes” to these questions. They work for New England Telephone. Why not talk with our employment interviewer soon ’. . . before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. New England Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System An equal opportunity employer KUSTOM VALLEY AUTO BODY, INC. Body and Fender Repairing Painting Windshield and Auto Glass Installation Box 148 Valley Rd. Dublin, N. H. Tel. : Bus. 563-3364 Res. 532-7505 HAYWARD FARMS FOOD SERVICE EDWIN FISKE, Manager Rt. 202 Peterborough, N. H. Phone: 924-6060 CABINET WORK WILLIAM F. PICKFORD Carpenter and Builder Phone: 563-3364 Dublin, N. H. 146 Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep??? Congratulations and Landscape Your Home Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 HAYES MOTOR SALES SERVICE Route 101, Dublin Telephone 563-3875 Trees Evergreens Perennials DUBLIN LAKE NURSERY LANDSCAPE SERVICE BIGGEST BROWNIES - 1958 CARR’S STORE Congratulations to the Senior Class AT BOND'S CORNER ROUTES 101 and 137 IN DUBLIN JIM COVER DIVERS’ REEF An Old-Fashioned Country Store With Modern Facilities and Ideas. Open Seven Days a Week Year 'Round Every Night Until 9 p. m. GLEN AND SUSAN HIPPLE and Their Four Sons STEVE, BRUCE, JOHN AND WILLIAM Hancock, N. H 147 SILVER RANCH Jaffrey New Hampshire Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service Expert Body Work Peterborough New Hampshire Telephone: 924-2681 RICHARD F. LEAVITT ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Telephone Frances town q74-2423 New Hampshire I'll Never Try Hitchhiking on This Road Again! PATRONS Tip-Top Miniature Golf - Jaffrey, N. H. Delay's - Greenfield Compliments of the Boss Michael Walker Don's Sunoco Mr. and Mrs. William Barry Town Country Store - Greenfield, N. H. Anonymous THE FRIENDLY FARM, INC. Route 101. DUBLIN. New Hampshire (Write P.0. Box 76. Dublin, N.H. 03444) Telephone 603-563-6501 Farm animals on display - Nature Exhibits - Farm Gift Shop Congratulations to the Class of 1969 WELL DONE AND GOOD LUCK! STEVENS STUDIOS A Complete Photographic Service Complete Auto Replacement Parts AUTO-PART SALES CO. ROUTE 101 Peterborough, N. H. 924-3844 LOUIS LaBOSSIERE Good Luck Seniors Good Luck to the Class of '69 BENNINGTON GARAGE ED TRUFANT Men's Clothing Tarzan Reincarnated? 151 WOODMAN’S FLORIST SHOP Dorset Lambs for 4-H Projects Peterborough, New Hampshire G. E. KUNHARDT, JR. Francestown, N. H. SIM’S PRESS, INC. 76 Grove St. Peterborough, N. H. 924-3743 Tiptoe Through the Tulips ... AMBULANCE SERVICE WOODBURY SON FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. PHILIP J. WOODBURY Hillsborough 603-464-5501 PHILIP J. WOODBURY, JR. Peterborough 603-924-3301 152 Fuel Kids KNOCK POP WINTER OFF HIS FEET USE OUR HI6H-6RADE OIL FOR HEAT MARTIN G. ESTONA REAL ESTATE Wilton Road Rt. 101 East 924-3532 EUNICE T. ESTONA Licensed Broker I. H. VADNEY General Merchandise Francestown, N. H. THE SERVICE SHOP CHARLOTTE F. LOW, Proprietor 22 Main Street Peterborough, N. H. 924-3113 Dry Goods - Yarns - Notions - Dresses PLUMBING AND HEATING APPLIANCES UTILITY BOTTLE GAS SERVICE PEIRCE OF PETERBOROUGH Peterborough New Hampshire Compliments of 154 GREENFIELD INDUSTRIES Congratulations From Congratu lations to the Class of '69 Compliments of RICHARD’S BEAUTY SALON THE LAROCHES, INC. Compliments of THE JOHN HANCOCK INN � ■•1 HONEYWELL INC. ELECTROPAC OPERATION Peterborough, N.� H. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE 156 CLASS OF 1969 You Can Get WELCOME HOUSE Anything At You Want at Greenfield, N. H. Slip Road ALICE’S RESTAURANT Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family Open Everyday Except Tuesdays PETERBOROUGH READY MIX Off Grove Street Peterborough, N. H. ■ DYER DRUC51 UNION SQUARE I GROVE ST. MILFORD j PETERBOROUGH E. C. W. L. HOPKINS, INC. GRANITE STATE FEEDS Greenfield, N. H. Games People Play Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 H. T. PICKFORD OUT MORE BOWL CANDLEPINS It's run ror All the Family 158 THE COUNTRY CRAFTSMEN Area Code 603 • 464-3411 HILLSBORO, NEW HAMPSHIRE 03244 THE FINEST IN GIFTS AND COLONIAL HOME FURNISHINGS Compliments of PETERBOROUGH MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS HANS KAUFHOLD, Proprietor 72 Concord Street COMPLIMENTS OF PETERBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK 160 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BIRCH ACRES Dublin, New Hampshire Licensed Nursing Home for Alcoholics Established 1950 MARIAN T. JOHNSON - ALICE M. O'BRIEN Managing Directors Area Code 603 Telephone 563-7871 or 563-7811 CONGRATULATIONS FROM CROTCHED MOUNTAIN SKI AREA SKI CENTER FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Francestown, N. H. 161 Congratulations F rom THE VILLAGE PHARMACY New Homes Remodeling NORMAN A. BENNETT BUILDER Antrim, N. H. 588-6387 PETERBOROUGH BUILDERS' SUPPLIES INC. Building Materials of All Kinds Compliments of PETERBOROUGH SHOE STORE Peterborough Shopping Village Peterborough, N. H. 924-6387 Main Street Peterborough, N. H. 924-6709 PETERBOROUGH DINER Rook Shelf 133 MAIN STREET NASHUA, N. H. 862-7921 Steele'I Roo State 39 MAIN ST. PETERBOROUGH, N. H. 924-6491 Compliments of ROBERT B. FISH PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTOR 10 Laurel Street Peterborough New Hampshire 924-3781 Congratu lations F rom A FRIEND o 163 TED'S SHARP SHOP Complete Sharpening Service saws EDGE TOOLS Compliments TED BRAYTON a� UNION STREET PETERBOROUGH. NEW HAMPSHIRE of THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Congratulations From THE PETERSONS, INC. 164 pNAPNOCK iy fA r Vt ph«c924-6291 ▼ Peterborough 8L a. i� r f' BLACKBERRY LANE COUNTRY ANTIQUES Route 101 Dublin PEACE JOHN SKINNER BILL COLIHAN Congratulations From DUBLIN GENERAL STORE 165 VOTE for NATHANIEL ROBERT SHED Sic utere tuo ut alienum non laedas Paid by Citizens for The N. R. S. P. This man sells monuments. Not grave markers or headstones. Monuments. Monuments to a man's unselfishness, to a man's thoughtfulness, to a man's love. Monuments that will live long after this man is gone. This man sells life insurance. In the future, when you think of life insurance, think of FARM FAMILY Life Insurance Company, Glemont, New York. We've had a lot of experience with men ... and monuments. AGENTS IN YOUR AREA ARE: AGENTS Robert E. Colburn New Boston (874-2453) Malcolm Holt Temple (878-1373) Robert Sundstrom Hollis (465-2235) FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ClINAAONT NEW YORK NONIES FOOD SHOP BAKERY LUNCHEONETTE DIAL: 924-3451 PETERBOROUGH, N. H. 166 e Compliments of Congratulations BILL’S BARBERSHOP GROCERIES R. S. LLOYD’S S. S. PIERCE Associates 26 Grove St. Peterborough, N. H. TRUCK LETTERING SIGNS WALT’S SIGNS Tel: 532-6412 Jaffrey 167 TEIXEIRA’S MART MADEIRA BASKET CO. TEIXEIRA’S LAUNDROMAT PERRY MOTORS PERRY motors cbauer’fi e r gfj of SPECIALIZING IN GE'ROOA'H SCRO'RGAS'BO'R'BS Saturdays 6 to 10 Sundays 12 to 8 Week days by reservation only PARTIES OPEN All YEAR BANQUETS ON ROUTE 101 TEL: 543-4764 WEST OF DUBLIN. N. M. Congratulations F rom BOB SHEA 169 MAY-MOR KINDERGARTEN MRS. ALFRED J. MORIN, Director Ages 5 and 6 Years Experienced Teachers . Transportation Available 24 Granite Street Peterborough, N. H. Telephone: 924-3352 924-3949 vatuJUUuM and rBe t H to the QUu ii960 feorn Smi cJltUHAovy doiLUcil CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1969 From THE MOLLERS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Box 154 Hancock Village Telephone 525-3712 RUTH E. MOLLER, Realtor LOUIS W. MOLLER, Insurance 172 Mrs. 7 JIC. JCeffey Real Estate Shopping Village Office 603-924-3305 Peterborough, N. H. UPLAND FARMS, INC. MONADNOCK BRAND APPLES PETERBORO BaS et Company Manufacturers of Industrial, Commercial, Household, and Novelty Baskets Quality Baskets Since 1854 173 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE 174 STUDENT COUNCIL JOHN J. McKENNA ARTESIAN WELL CONTRACTOR ROTARY METHOD Area Code 603 Telephone 563-7611 Dublin, N THE Cheerleader PHOTO CREDITS 1 am dead, Horatio, Wretched Queen, adieu Baha'is Believe Men must change theii Hearts for World Unity and Peace The Baha'i Faith Recognizes the unity of God and of His Prophets; Upholds the Principle of an unfettered search after Truth; Condemns all forms of superstition and prejudice; Teaches that the fundamental purpose of religion is to promote Concord and Harmony, that it must go hand and hand with science, and that it constitutes the sole and Ultimate basis of a Peaceful, ordered and progressive society; It Inculcates the principle of equal opportunity, rights and privileges for both sexes; Advocates compulsory education; Abolishes extremes of poverty and wealth; Exalts work performed in the spirit of service to the rank of worship; Recommends the adoption of an auxiliary international language and; Provides the necessary agencies for the establishment and safeguarding of a permanent and Universal Peace. Courtesy of David Marlow 12 Pine Street. Peterborough, New Hampshire 177 Senior Parents Mr. and Mrs. Francis Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Mason K. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Vernon O. Jevne Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Behrsing Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Socrates W. Kereazis Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blood Mrs. Ethel Keenan LaBier Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boudreau Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Brayton Mr. and Mrs. George Breslin Mrs. Roberta M. Brewster Mr. and Mrs. James M. Burt Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Buxton Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Car bee Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Calkins Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Clark Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Clark, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Colburn Mr. and Mrs. Glen C. Courser Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Marty R. Dedo Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Eddy Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Ehrler Mr. and Mrs. Heino Ekker Mr. and Mrs. Clifton F. Foote Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Fox Dr. and Mrs. Wyatt R. Fox Maj. and Mrs. George W. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gorski Mr. and Mrs. James W. Griswold Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Hann Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. LaRoche Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Latti Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Lavoie Dr. and Mrs. Mahlon Mason Mr. and Mrs. John J. McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur K. Molin Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Moller Mr. and Mrs. John B. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Morin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Muzzey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Nichols, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Peters Mr. and Mrs. Hubert T. Pickford Mrs. Georgette Pinney Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Wayland A. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Salamy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Noe Teixeira Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Tuttle Mrs. Christine M. Vose Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Welch Mrs. Edith Weston Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wheeler Kenneth E. Whiton 178 Alumni 1968 Walter Aldrich - U. S. Air Force Steven Behrsing - Keene State College Duana Belliveau - St. Joseph's School of Nursing Susan Blair - Green Mountain College Peter Bourgoine - Peterborough Highway Dept. Bruce Brennan - Middlebury College Donn Brous - Bates College Thomas Buckley - U. S. Army Earl Chamberlain - U. S. Army Susan Cherwin - Green Mountain College Susan Clarke - University of Denver Roland Clark - Harris Const. Co. Janet Cornwell - New England T. T. Co. Sharon Courser - Employed Claire Cowles - Fisher Junior College Mary Ann Cuddihee - U. N.H. Roy Davis - U. S. Army Christine Delay - Married Kathy Doscher - U. N.H. Mary Doyle - Elliot Nursing School Mark Eastman - U.N.H. John Eckfeldt - Williams College Ralph Eddy - Pikeville College Douglas Foster - U. S. Navy Jeffrey Gagnon - Mount Wachusett College Phyllis Garand - Becker Junior College Jane Hayes - Plymouth State College Walter Hayes - U. S. Air Force Paul Jordan - U.N.H. Susan Koehler - Katherine Gibbs School Ralph Korpi - U. S. Army Lawrence LaBier - Keene State College John LaRoche - Franklin Pierce College Cynthia Lawrence - Colby Junior College Joseph Lewandowski - Electropac Brendalee Lightbody - Crotched Mt. Rehab. Center Kathryn Little - U.N.H. Donna Longo - Married Fidencio Pongan - U. N.H. Dawn MacMulkin - Home Bruce Marshall - U.N.H. Ronald Mason - R. E. T. S. Rodney McCarthy - Employed Wilfred Morin - Brown Construction Co. Janet Newton - U. N.H. Leigh Noyes - Electropac Jessica Nyland - Keene State College John Paradise - Homer Paradise Cons. Co. James Putnam - Construction Carla Richardson - School of Practical Art Michael Rogers - U. S. Navy Dean Russell - Employed Kathleen Schaal - Jackson College Frank Shea - Crotched Mt. Rehab. Center Wayne Shunamon - U. S. Navy Jane Stevens Rhode Island University Joyce Tilton - U.N.H. Candace Trufant - Employed in Boston Penelope Tuttle - Employed in Boston Ann Ware - E. A. Bishop Company Douglas Whitney - A. A. Schaal Carol Williams - Hesser Business College Christine Wold - U.N.H. 179 Yearbook Staff CO-EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR SENIOR SECTION EDITOR ADVERTISING EDITOR UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER Eva Ekker and Edith Richardson Ann Whiton Ruth Behrsing Nancy Wheeler Suzan Dedo Judy Nichols Susan Kemp Rebecca Baldwin Steve Tuttle Eva Brayton Bruce Fox Martha Hamblin Ann Harris Marcia McKenna Kerry Molin Nat Shed Kathy Pickford 181 Now it is time to look toward the future. What will it be like? T angled? Turbulent? 184 Our plans and hopes begin to come into focus of reality. Soon our daydreams will become reflections ... we have left the past and the present. We can return only through reflections.