Contoocook Valley Regional High School - Yearbook (Peterborough, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1971 volume:

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You may house their bodies but not their souls, For their souls dwell in the house of to- morrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. You may strive to be like them , but seek not to make them like you. For life goes not backward not tarries with yesterday. You are the bows from which your chil- dren as living arrows are sent forth. The archer sees the mark upon his path of the infinite, and He bends you with His might that His arrows may go swift and far. Let your bending in the archer 's hand be for gladnessg For even as He loves the arrow that flies, so He loves also the bow that is stable. V - Kahlil Gibran ,.-at A .. ,gm , X 'zkiif' M1531 P, f b br . KN'- E. 3-:M , s as , ,.....w--'H W It 's nice The Day Mild-Manneredi Reporten Lois Lane Ashe And What Do YOU I i A truly unique experience t i It's better than laying in A v a dam and watching a beaver eat 1 your jacket I I-Iuh? It 's crazy Good idea but it's not being run that way It's a nice X i place to visit 5' but I wou1dn't , I 1 5 B1ahs-- T BQ F. D, I think it's pretty neat q X Enjoy what you have 'cause you 're trusted. I've seen the other side since I've left, Great gales of laughter! Which one? . I laIrli Kont and His ChickI ihe Loaded Question hink of Your School? A lot better than P.C.S, I like it Chitra-site, in-the-groove on the move I don't know I never thought about it You get zapped when you touch any- thing-' want to make out of it!! I. ffsawiom k k :DL Six-month hangover 9' I just don 't like it U P3SS3.b16 It 's whatever you Concept is great, unfortunately we don't have' co-operation of the faculty School is a haven for cynics FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 11752140 PGS!-X Cn -v.2cfpf.,,. 3L4n4,J PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE This graduating class, the first from Contoocook Valley Regional High School, has had the most difficult assignment of all the classes. Having spent three years building loyalties and friendships in another school, they realized in their junior year that they would 'have to null up roots and spend their last year in a new environment. The promise of Contoocook Valley Regional High School they knew would not be realized during their stay here, but they have hoped for better times than they had known. In the new school, with much of the atmosphere the same as school had always been, some felt somehow that they had been forgotten in the name of progress, It took a while, but soon reports from teachers told what a terrific group this class is. One teacher said I really feel that these people are my equals. They're sincere, honest, and con- cernedg they care a great deal about their school, their friends, their teachers, their whole world. In short, where an example of concern needed to be shown, the Seniors showed it. Many of them have younger brothers and sisters who they know will reap the benefits which will come after this class has graduated. It is to their credit that the Class of 1971 has performed well. To the Class of 1972 the torch is passed. Carry it well. Neal A. Wiggin Princip al CHARLES HAMEL Assistant Principal MX. ,mx X ,,i. Kb ioHN FAUST Vocational Co-ordinator 1 Quasar XV 555. RAYMOND EDWARDS Superintendent VINCENT GALLUCCI Assistant Superintendaut MRS. NOLAN ,,k,k K t MRS. BELANGER MRS. MCLEAN MR. HERRICK ...,,, 'xx School Personnel C O N S T A N C E H E R O N FRED BELAN GER The Lunch Ladies N R ,M , I iz JOYCE DAVISON af- MILDRED RAINIER DAVID MORIN Director, Project Con-Val MARYROSE ALEXANDER Project Con- v' al RUSSELL HAVILAND Project W. O. W. ROBERT HOLT , Director Project W.O. W, JANET NAY Project W . O.W Guidance PAUL MCCART HY 1 do confess . . . I do receive a commission from Northeastern. ED FARHIVI VIRGINIA PETTEE Resource Center Aides MRS. LINDER MRS. CHASE MRS, GILBERT MRS. I-IEBERT MRS, BUTTRICKS KAREN MIDGLEY French FRANK BUTLER French BEVERLY TENNEY Latin 1 is 6 av' KENDALL MCCORMACK. RICHARD GRODIN , , EARL ALDRICH Developmental Reading IILL LAWLER Who can direct when all pretend to know THOMAS BOOTH JOHN SULLIVAN Goldsmith L Y N E T T E G.P. , R.M. , P.B. MERLE GUIDOTTI S T R A N G S T A D JOHN FESSENDEN PAUL DA VIDS ON 5 'Sf' W f - , , ,W Y 5 JOSEPH HYLAND - 1 mg- f 1 3 I N 3 AE 4322.6 RAYMOND RICHARD HAROLD CHASE 3 9162551167 RONALD DUNHAM- DAVID BEISEL 'qw ARTHUR GIOVANNANGELI THOMAS GORDON I PAUL MILLER ROGER LEVASSEUR Mathematics NORMAN TROTTIER I. xx U A I JAMES PA TTERS ON I have hardly ever known zfmathematician who was capable of reasoning. - Plato CARL IRITTON LORRAINE WALKER .,:,-. 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Love The life of the dead is placed in the mem your neighbor, but don 't get caught. . . . ory of the living. P,C,S, . . . Wants to be married and then go into the Navy. PATRICIA BRU CE LOUIS E ARMS TRONG ALLEN ' Freak Pat Patrick Peterborough S amanth Temple Favorite author: Hesse There is nothing we can do about yesterday, We can only hope to do better today. Though I am different from you , We were born involved in one another. T 'ao Ch'ien qA.D, 365-4275 SANDRA GAIL BANKS ll ll ll Peterborough : asf ,fix EARL DONALD BARNES Barnesie Peterborough Good music, to have a car and keep his license . . . Con-Val High - HA HA! . . . To get through college . . . Up against the wall. SHELLEY MARG HERITA BARSANTI She11ey Antrim Likes sports, truthfulness, foreign places, anything natural . . . Antrim High, basket- ball, Mr. Page, Greece, Mrs. Ring, Gauss Day, Mr. Trottier, parties, craziness, Friends . . . Dislikes Hypocrites . . . Bat's and the new experience of Con-Val. TI-IEODORE ROBERT BAS TILLE 1 Theodus ll il Peterborough HB5-1111 The childis father of the man. HENRY WILLIAM GAMELIN BAS TI LLE I I I I Peterb orou gh This is true . . . Do what you want and don't listen to other people. . . . The year of '70 - Feb. and Sept. . . . Wants to keep going and never stop. JOSEPH CAROLE LEIGH BEAUCHAMP Carole Antrim BELLIVEAU ulcer. Bike Peterborough Likes the thought of graduating . . . Hands against the wall, feet back, and spread them! . . . Two-faced people . . . The shop trip to Fenway Park . . . Wants to be the director of his own Schlitz Brewery. How can we be sure of anything - the tide changes. The wind that made the grain wave gently yesterday blows down the trees tomorrow and the sea sends sailors crashing on the rocks, as easily as it guides them safely home. I love the sea, but l'rn not always sure of what you are and how you feel. Rod McKuen Likes many . . . Dislikes few . . . Wants to be. WILLIAM LAURA HOWARD JEAN BISHOP BISHOP 'I H IINOSGII LJ' Bin II Bi hi! Antrim S Peterborough Peg Leg ll ll Hang in there ROBERT RICHARD . BLANCHETTE ALAN BLOOD Iv Di-Ck!! Ding a Ling Hancock Likes nice legs on girls, tight pants, clean hair, baseball practice, sharp clothes. Chowda, Decent, NoWay . . . People bragging, baggypants, the N,Y.U, drill in basketball, litterbugs . . . As long as a smile is present, that's one less frown. The good 'ole days . . . Wants to go to college and then lead a decent life. ALEXANDER BODECKER Sandy DONNA BoYD Dublin Peterborough l've had enough flash bulbs for one day no more. KATHLEEN ROSS BRENNAN Katey Kate Peterborough Reflections on being Likes rainy days . . . Hates ashes 1n the girls' basement . . . Each man follows different drummer. . . . To each his own . . . Initiation . . . Wants to be an Architect To exist - to accept to obey No! to live - to love to learn MAUREEN SUS AN to die - to doubt to desire BRYER That is my nature Antrim Qfw GARY CHARLINE' MAURICE ALLAN CA BANA CARNEY Chabana Wendy Cam Peterborough Greenfield Likes considerate people, Baseball, Basket- Likes good times, week-ends, and vaca- ball, and Hockey . . . conceited people. tions . . . Dislikes goodie-goodies, home- Wants to be a History Teacher or an officer work, and getting caught . . . You are so in the USAF. dumb! . . . Oh Doo! . . . Forget yesterday, All things must pass None of life's strings can last So I must be on my way . . . and face another day. George Harrison DIANA ELIZABETH CARR Antpoop ll Di VI Peterborough live today - there 's less misery. WILLIAM ARTHUR CHAMBERLAIN Bill West Peterborough A A A A A A A Likes Lori Lemire . . . I'm sorry . . . Live free or die . .. Parties . . . Wants to go into the Air Force. A A A For whatever we lose flike a you or a mej it's always ourselves we find in the sea. e. e. cummings SUSAN ELIZA BETH CHANDLER Hsu.. Antrim Likes girls, making trouble, student lounge . . . Dislikes locked basement door Honesty is the best way . . . The s. night I stayed in a gir1's summer camp . . . Wants to be an Architect. Likes horseback riding , hot cars, and sports . . . BRUCE EDWARD CHESS ON Turkey Antrim music, snowmobiles, Dislikes loud girls . . . Dig the chick . . . Life is only what you make it. . . . Antrim High, bus trips, Mr. Trottier . . . Wants to be an Art Tea- cher or Draftsman. Likes good music . . . Dislikes people who bug her . . . Leave me alone. ROBERT A LLEN CLARK Bob Peterborough PATSY LEE CODMAN Patsy Bennington JASON FLETCHER CONREY ..IaS0n.. Peterborough likes pretty girls, good food , long hair . . . dislikes Suzan Beauchamp, cheerleaders, girl 's basketball, warts . . . Take a break will always remember a certain girl from Dublin . . . wants to become a professional Scuba Diver. likes friendly, unsophisticated girls, basketball, swimming, horses, goats, tractor driving , people watching . . . dislikes self-centered people, narrow- minded people, dirty mouths . . . the 'ole basketball move hang in there wants to make the world a slightly better place to live in . . . A man stands up for that in which he believes. . . . Kim Place and Mr. Faunce. DEAN WHITNEY CORNWELL Deano Big Dean Dean the Dream Greenfield CHARLES MERRICK COOK 'ef' Rick Antrim likes people . . . dislikes fakes . . . wants to be a carpenter . . . big deal DAVID ALLEN CUTTER .. Dave.. Antrim Time is but the stream I go a fishing in. Peterborough ikes '65 Impala onvertible and river . . . dislikes unfriend- y people and ru- ors . . . Look out wants to work in children's hospital nd move to Ports- outh . . . . . . Lou's Place and Sandown . . . Life and Love is what you make it erefore, live one ay at a time for ou've got the rest LINDA NADINE Dona If was raining beautiful happy faces. Lindy Linn They all had long flowing hair in blue-gold -purple -red , and all the other colors. There wasn't any sound! f your life DEBORAH ANN DUNLAP Antrim Debbie . . . likes people . . . dislikes waiting for JUANITA EDITH DURGIN people and buses Dumb-Dumb AUU'i1T1 CAROL DOS CHER Freckles Dosch Dublin Wandie . . . Wants to nurse, to help others . . . likes people, puppies, horses, challenges , . . dislikes narrow closed minds, dirty hair , impolite snob- bish people . , . Try to Love everyone remembers her skirt falling down in the fifth grade and Antrim High School. NANCY LEE EAVES Nance Leaves l would rather live in a world where my life is surrounded by mystery, than live in a world so small that my mind could PHEBE ECKFELDT Phebe Peterborough There are doors that want to be free from their hinges to fly with perfect clouds. There are windows that want to be released from their frames to comprehend it. likes snow, skinny dipping, Brown's parties, and Halloween . . . dislikes being lonely, classes, mice in her bedroom, and staying home on week-ends . . . Oh, rea1ly Never go straight, always ahead. P.C,S, and the Peterborough Players . . . Wants to become an aviation secretary. LOIS MILDRED EDDY r Grunges Peterborough run with the deer through back country meadows. There are walls that want to prowl with the mountains through the early morning dusk. There are floors that want to digest their furniture into flowers and trees. There are roofs that want to travel grace- fully with the stars through circles of darkness. - Richard Brautigan EDWARD EMERY llEd ll Peterborough TIMOTHY PARKER FIS KE ..Tim .. Oedipus Timmy Temple likes cars, bikes, and one certain girl . . . no physical contact . . . Don't get nervous! Do unto others before they do unto you. Walks up to the lake with Kathy . . . wants to have an unmarked license. BRUCE RAYMONE FRENCH UHOSS .. Antrim Mr. Hame1's smiling face! Wants to become a World Dictator ,yn I 'S JOHN WILLIAM GARAND and so I live to have my say. To get and give each burning day. Each rising hillg each falling streamg Calls to fulfill each day 's new dream, some brighter road to fly along. Some stronger wineg some wilder song. And when I've gone don 't shed one tear. The world will know - I've been herel WILLIAM CHARLES GAW Bill Peterborough lf you smile at me I will understand , 'cause that is something everyone does in the same language. I can see by your coat, my friend, you fre from the other side, There's just one thing l've got to. know, can you tell me please, who won? Say , can I have some of your purple Likes The New York Yankees and a certain girl from Francestown . . . Dislikes Mean Bearded Geometry Teachers . . . Mrs. Si1itch's French class . . . I'm sick of it . . . Wants to go to college. PETER berries? Yes, l've been eating them for six or RONALD seven weeks now, haven't gotten sick once. Probably keep us both alive. GEBAUER Wooden Ships Crosby 85 Stills upeter-. l disapprove of what you say, but I Dublin will defend to the death your right to say it. Voltaire l would like to be able to love my country and still love Justice. Camus JULIE CATHLEEN ANN ROBINA GREENE GREENWOOD Julie Hcath., Antrim Antrim In the desert I saw a creature, naked, bestial, who, squatting upon the ground, Held his heart in his hands And ate of it, lsaid, Is it good, friend? lt is bitter - bitter, he answered: But I like it Because it is bitter And because it is my heart. Stephen Crane Spring, Summer, Basketball, and Baseball season, late nights, early mornings, Dia- mond Acres, Yankees, and CHOWDA! ! dislikes all branches of the service, violence, the thought of graduation and leaving friends behind, narrow-minded people, gym, history, getting up for school! . . . 4 yearS of high school . . . Love conquers all fear . . . Wants to become a Secretary. I AMES GRISWOLD J im Bennington KAREN GIUBARDO Karen Hancock Only you and I can help the sun rise each morning. If we don 't it may drench itself out in sorrow. Joan Baez Let's go to Concord tonight! Take a break . . . likes Guys fone in particulary week-ends, and going horseback riding . . . dislikes driving standard cars, trees that hit people, and people who swear! . . . Love who needs it - but who can live without it? The great class of 1969 . . . Wants to go to Hairdressing School, then marriage. K KAREN SUSAN HANN HANSON sue ..Karen.. Peterborough Peterbom Likes sports, animals, books, the outdoors. Dislikes fakes . . . Life is full of rude awak- enings . . . The farm . . . Wants to be a Phys. Ed. Teacher, writer, owner of a dog kennel. Likes Buicks, chowdas, snow-skiing, water- skiing, girls . . . Dislikes Fords, conceited people, school lunches . . . Decent, Chowda, Why, sure. Wants to join the Navy. NORMAN JEAN DOUGLAS MARIE HARRIS HARRIS Norm Jeannie Peterborough Peterborough Likes life, The Road Not Taken . . . Don 't worry, tomorrow will be a better day. ll Likes sports, girls, hot cars fChevysp , chowda, singing in the shower, Dick 'n Beverly Beavers, All the other B,S, 's . . . Dislikes hippies, walnuts, taller girls, BETTY LOU HART ..Betty.. H Tina.. Fords . . . Oh yah . . . Love notes in my locker . . . Wants to be a Major League ball player. S TEPHEN Greenfield GEORGE HARTWELL Hardy Little one Dublin Likes traveling, sports, girls . . . Antrim EDMOND High Trip to Quebec, bus trips . . . Wants to be a Business Teacher . . . The thing that JOHN goes farthest toward making life worthwhile, that costs the least and does the most, is IEBERT just a pleasant smile. Antrim Likes sports, good music . . . Dislikes home- work, people who break rules and ruin it for others . . . With great difficulty . . . Junior paper driye, intramurals . . . Wants to be a Data Processor. S HERY L LEE HOLT Sherry ll I1 Temple ikes being tall, long hair, Bell bottoms, urple, Sesame Street, Snoopy . . . Dislikes hite ankle socks, waiting, short hair on oys, pushy people, small b1ah towns . . . ants to go into the field of accounting. Big Ed LOUIS VIC TOR HEBERT ..Lou.. ll Lois!! Antrim There 's a cold wind blowing l can tell Blowing back the memories of times we loved so well. Rod McKuen CARYN MOOR HU BBAR.D Bootsie .. Boots .. Peterborough at up 1 IEFFERY HUDSON Mr, Wizzard' Antrim dislikes Woman's Lib . . . Wants to become a Chemical Engineer Life is a magic vase filled to the brim, So made, that you cannot dip into itg But it overflows into the hand that drops treasuresiinto it. Drop in malice and it overflows Hate Drop in charity and it overflows Love. SUSAN MARY HUNTER nsue.. Peterborough You shall be free indeed when your days are not without a care nor your nights without a want and a grief, But rather when these things girdle your life and yet you rise above them naked and unbound. - Kahlil Gibran Soccer, Bennington, Chevy's, Rae, spaghet- ti and catsup . . . dislikes snobs, slow cars - F01'dS, M. C.H. A. N. W. . . . Mommy al- ways did like you best. lf you like it do it Happy Harry . . . Wants to settle down and have a nice family! ANN HUNTINGTON IAREST Bennington DEBORAH TERRY nuDebSvu upunkn u Debbie., :' Dah Peterborough LES LIE I OHNS ON Leslie Dublin Wants to graduate from U, N, H, and go on to become a Civil Engineer. ANDREW I ORBEL lv lv Bennington dislikes snobby people and rice . . . lsn't he hunky Always keep smiling. Double dating with Billy, Bob, and Karen. SHARON LORRAINE I ONES Sha Sha I. Shake Francestown one day, stop. remember me not as any significance: only that i was there, a face in the crowd. a Fish in the sea. and i'l1 be content is it too much to ask? 1 w I MARTHA KEARNEY Martha Peterborough likes spring showers likes mechanics, racing, dislikes snotty people Hope you had a good time will always remember Geometry Class girls . . . dislikes at A. H. S. conceited people. What's the good word? remembers Freshman Initiation Wants to excel in Something, Do it tomorrow, you've made enough mistakes today. DAVID EDWIN KEMP David Peterborough wants to become a secretary Smile and the world smiles with you, cry, and you cry alone. LORET TA JANE LEMIRE Lori Antrim DIANE KRULIS Peterborough Time is a river flowing to forever, winding and twisting. Sometimes sereneg pausing just long enough to acknowledge the obstacles it meets. Sometimes violent: smashing, plundering never die. mercilesly enveloping all in its path. But always moving. Anonymous Old soldiers PATRICIA LaPREE Pat Small Change Temple The waker continually flowed and flowed and yet it was always thereg it was always the same and yet every moment it was new, - Hermann Hesse Only that day dawns to which we are awake. - Thoreau KATHLEEN Q LENNON ..Katy.. Peterborough STANLEY LEAN LEWANDOWSKI Li' A A A fial 551 l , ' 'L -va .. ,, ' ' W' '1 'V- ' M ' f Uncle Stash ff. ,.,, u,, ,, ,, , V , , Stan Dublm ' A likes some people, out -doors ff? dislikes fakes, ii frauds wants to die rich and happy I , likes John William Magoon dislikes shorthand What did I do now? wants to get married Do not volunteer CATHY SUE LETOURNEAU Red Peterborough FRANCES LONGO Franny Temple Take time . . . with each other. Let the seed of love grow and flourish with the seasons . . . Spring 's awareness Summer 's warmth Autumn 's understanding Winter 's serenity. Take my hand . . . We 've a lifetime. PATRICIA ANN LORANGER mu Dublin SCOTT Mac GARVEY Scott Peterborough 'W , , FREDERIC K MacADAM Rick Francestown Strange thoughts beget strang 'Shelley JOHN WILLIAM MAGOON John Hancock e deeds V 1. Answer all deffniiimg you CBD- 2.Tf3'SfS 'Ui 'GHCVS of 'the word! io UW Soluti0'W blanks according to matching numbers. 3- Work back 'and forth from Salutwn to wow-AS. ' dQffn1xion5 erm malmiy fmpresied -facts Upon: Qs iii. ARTHUR fr :A -p-Ht F -Y pp J? MANN 752141 104331.10 20 1646 95124: . .- .- - ... .-. h' throw up. 4, 14 R, 39 C112 SPWFEIJS 3 'E T-1' 'iz Peterboro IQVQISZE-6 -4-' B -ii' 'ii Ti CWQO 'thrown 0verbo3rd:,..,,, ,,-, -, Q - E N I1 45 I4 7 38 310'-UWQPQFSON: ggqm is 41 41 za an cleansed: H.-,Z I Q -5 'I I t 28 I3 991 'SEAS Q -.. -.. .. N likes Chevys, motor sports, girls Chowda, wifherl ng: 14-Yum if 32 3' All B.S. 's dislikes FORDS and flunking a . I 5 46 3 'Fr 3548 Ii. subject rs nm 1-rghw-' why homer?-' PNN' ? - .. .... .. .... The day I got my license and then got 40 3 I3 N 5 stopped by the State Police three days W, Y, A v pp- p after...wantstobeanOi1Dea1erandpart ' 5 5 4 5 6 'I 5 Q 10115.43 timeracecardriver. 5 fi if if Tai 4047434341-f?4'c4'i4'f- ' marlftwaln likes sports SHARON MARION Sharon Sharon BERTHA MAY MARTIN .. Bert.. Greenfield and the outdoors. dislikes tests. Coo1 man cool . . . Always keep calm. Wants to get a job and have a place in life. likes hunting , Fishing , and running . . . dislikes unpatriotic people . . . What do you want, blood? No sweat will always remember living in Peterboro, so close, yet so far. I. DAVID IRELAND MASON Chocolate ll Choc!! Mase SANDRA I. McLEAN Sandy Diblin The greatest of all gifts is to search for the purpose for the future! likes loud music, arguments, good times, and finding the time to be happy . . . dislikes being cooped up and people who judge others upon impulse complications , , , Hey, what's up? will always remember MGB, f' Everett, and BM wants to go to college and travel around the world. BRENDA ROSE MARTIN Bren Antrim likes outdoors, swimming traveling and Danny . . . dislikes winter skung and fighting . . . OH NO' will always remember meeting Danny rn Iaffrey wants to be a housewife likes Diesels Q and girls . . . dislikes somebody throwing good beer away . . . most likely to be found hanging around the tonic machine in Greeniield . . . wants to become a Wino. 'THOMAS ALBERT MERCHANT Thomas Kid Greenfield CLIFFCRD MONKTON CLAUDIA JEAN MOLIN C1aud Peterborough Search after truth , however, important though it may Cliff be, it is not the whole aim and end of life. The truth is Dublin no dead thing, to be placed in a museum when found - to be labeled, classified, catalogued, exhibited , and left there, dry and sterile. It is something vital which ' must take root in men 's hearts and bear y fruit in their lives ere they reap the r full reward of their search. - I. E, Esslemont You know . . . Texas is the place . . . back yard campsite . . . Doug is? wants to lead SUSAN Wonder where a happy life. AMES MOONEY Sue Peterborough likes horseback riding , swimming . . . dislikes phonies . . . will always remember her Senior year. Wants to raise horses and die wealthy . . . Flush 'em down the toilet i,t,Lp ABIGAIL ANN MURRAY If Abby!! MOUSE Peterborough St ir of ., 'efflux wwwwbspwv .Semmfmm cv-u., ' 1.keMz,Q,QQ:Clu,1t,wm,,l M memo, wgwn cmd EAUQ- ' KAW, 1jLl,nj3,y39wcQf91C1.KafvQ,Qn'LAJ, ,Q Zflwm A1qc. -' Clmd Abadzvt wma, A0fowQsfn QHVGIIQQQ y.z9A2!. 04191451 0 Avvubefm A,,,,Qbq-,A at rigwllh Q.fa.fn2A1,aQg,,Ag'-- gumd.. naecumgumd . fY'1-BQQ-fUffl'21llNC96J '.i60.mti.2mQAPv. 7 You only live twice once when you 're born once when you look death in THOMAS S, NEWSOME ucajun.. Antrim UAOUIIUG- wiv I the face, l Ian Fleming i r fl' CHARLES LAURENCE NEW HALL Chuck Bennington E . likes people in general . . . dislikes fakes . . . Whoopy Pickle Juice will always remember Junior English Class Live Free or Die . . . wants to go to Africa 'S 90 lf DAVID PAIGE Bennington DOUGLAS OX LEY Oxford Greenfield Man 's contentment lies not in having prospered but in prospering. GARY PARKER Gary Peterborough DENNIS EDWIN PARRIS Fang Bennington likes free time, Falcons, heart shaped pizzas, hunting, football, and etc. dislikes Aggressive 'Authority People like you for what you are, not what you've got. . . . Will always remember dances and parties. I love you not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you. I love you not only for what you have made of yourself, but for what you are making of me. I love you because you have done more than any creed could have done to make me good, and more than any fate could have done to make me happy. You have done it without a touch, without a word, without a sign. You have done it by being yourself. Perhaps that is what being a friend means, after all. SUE H P00 n l Peterboro Whether I be in Soviet Russia, Red China, or Imperialist England or France or Capitalist United States, I am not responsible for the fascist or totalitarian crimes that are white washed under the title Modern History. ANNE DAW N PETERS PETERS ON Wendy Heather My Peterborough If Peterborough Is it so small a thing To have enjoy'd the sun, To have lived light in the spri.ng, To have loved, to have thought, to have done To have advanced true friends, and beat down baffling? PERKINS VIRGINIA ,il ,X A X PETTEE Ginger Peterborough Stranger, if thou h3Sf JAMES LOVELL PHILBRICK learned a truth which needs No school of Skip long experience, that the world Is full of Greenfield guilt and misery, and hast seen Enough of all it's sorrows, crimes, and cares, To tire thee of it, enter this wild wood And view the haunts of Nature, the calm shade Shall bring a kindred calm, and the sweet breeze That makes the green leaves dance, shall waft a balm, To thy sick heart. Commonly found hangin' around or at any party . . . likes french fries and long hair . . . habitual tardiness . . . Watcha doin ' . . . digs poetry and guitar . . . Crosby, Stills, and Nash's greatest fan . . . will try anything Bryant twice . . . Am I late again? . . . S.M. . . . Ambition: to get a job BROOKS PLACE likes girls, Snowmobiles , ..BroOks.. motorcycles, and beer . . . dislikes STEPHEN HENRY PLATT Hank Antrim F1'31'1CCStOWl'l hippies. EDWARD FORREST QUINTIN Butch Cesar- Augustus San Quentin W. Peterborough likes motorcycles, doing 120 M.P.H, while flat but on the highway, street racing, long, long wheelies, and summer . . . dislikes being followed on Interstate 93 by Vermont State Police, being passed by Volkswagens, and 35Occ. Harleys . . . ls that a cop following us? Ride to Live . . . Live to Ride. Wants to have a 5 figure income. -:,,.m,W.m:mg , -I ,, H MM., ,, , ,sv ,,,,, ,Q mar, ffoff Wim rrr, 4 I , ,., 11: W. zfsgjfmf H 1 ,Q rrsr , , ,N s 'if 'W N wg? 'f 1 rf- ff 3 af r W vw 1 , ,,,4,,.m fsfgfffz ,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,, V .-f., ww iii I ,,.f,W,,,.,,,, I '51, 5 1-fr , -1 A' V I , ,, K U 431-swfiwzyf i ,V W , I ,h:r,gg,Q,rf, if if ' 1 .Y 1 -,A-fr , ' ' 1n,,,f3L' li r fi was y.rr ,,.. , ft ?, y.w,..rg'-'ff++2,,,,,- W.-.airs .V -, WL- DANIEL RAIANIEMI ..Dan.. ..Rin0.. Let's go drinking Let's go find some girls DARLENE GAYLE RING Dar1ene Antrim Listen, I don't apologize for being hard to know I am what I am. H-, DUANE WILLIAM ROBERTS ON Duane Freddy Antrim likes small cars and having fun . . dislikes burping, cheerleaders , steak, and cats . . . Stop it will always remember Big Al and basketball . . . wants to be happy. BONNIE LOUISE ROCKWELL Bonnie Antrim We have so much to live for . . . we kill one another. DAVID P. ROCHFORD Dave Hancock I started with outstretched arms to catch my log cabin home in the sky. I began stumbling over the vines in the path, and the cloud I was chasing slipped away. Now I am lost and see before me a dark, endless forest and spider webs where the sun should be shining through the trees. Little blue-jay in the sky, Take my hand, I'm afraid. - Priscilla ROBERTA JEAN ROS E Bobbie Tiverton , R. I, Antrim I LINDA RUSSELL i Linda r:V 5 if Hancock likes sewing . . . dislikes the condition of the basements . . . Mr. Faunce helping her to pass Algebra . . . Wants to become a R. N. and then go on to become a Doctor. LINDA RYAN Linda Greenfield You are not enclosed within your bodies, nor confined to houses or fields. That which is you dwells above the mountain and roves with the wind. It is not a thing that crawls into the sun for warmth or digs holes into darkness for safety, But a thing free, a spirit that envelops the earth and moves in the ether - Kahlil Gibran A DENNIS FRED ST. LAWRENCE STEPHEN SC HAC HT Den Denny E SM' Saint Fred Derf Bennington likes Golf, Math, Simon and Garfunkel, natural people, taking a buck off Mr. Gio Steve and getting as much as possible by doing as little as possible . . . dislikes All English classes, fat girls who play pin- ball machines, being cooped up, and fake people . . . Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of your life . . . Wants to become a Math Teacher. Antrim TOD SILEGY Toad Peterborough likes sports, Chowda, girls, and Afro's . . . dislikes hippies, junkies, and Hypocrites. What d'ya say Charles? When in doubt - shoot! A certain lake in Antrim . . . wants to get in and through college. Q ,F WALLACE JOHN SPOONER Wally Bally Peterborough likes Bobbie, Abbie Hoffmann, Angela Davis, Huey Newton, Zig-Zags , , , dislikes bumming, repressive institutions , mandatory attendance , politicians, and coffee . . . If we make peaceful revolution impossible, we make violent revolution inevitable. I, F, Kennedy Bobbie . . . wants to beat the draft, stay free, and happy, CAROLYN SKINNER Carolyn Greenfield Lovely, dark, and lonely one, Bare your bosom to the sun. Do not be afraid of light, You who are a child of night. Open wide your arms to life, Whirl in the wind of pain and strife, Face the wall with the dark closed gate, Beat with bare, brown fists - And wait. Langston Hughes uv MELINDA ALAN S TEARN S 'VMOG-. Melantha Melissma Me1inski n vv n Peterborough Pacific Palisades Calif. And the seasons they go round and round And the painted ponies go up and down We 're captive on a carousel of time. We can't retum, we can only look behind from where we came And go round and round in the circle game. EDWARD B. STOUT Stoutie Hancock likes Real people . . . dislikes plastic people . . . As you are I was As you will be I am. PI-HLIP EDWARD i SUMNER Peterborough likes girls, cars, soccer, eating, and snowmobiles . . . dislikes homework, plants, and spending lots of money . . . Don 't get any on you, but if you do it'11 come out in the wash. If it doesn't, you 're stained for life. MI. Chase and all those soccer practices . . . wants to become an educated bum and be well off . . . SHERRY ROCKWELL SUDS BURY llsherrylv Antrim SANDRA SUT CLIFFE IIS ll Peterborough likes spring , summer, coke, fried clams, Diamond Acres, r 57 Chevys, and A basketball 4 games, Antrim - Class of '70 . . . dislikes Uncle Sam, the thought of Harley being gone for a year and not seeing Shawna grow up, being sick . . . I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to 1' JUDITH your expectations and you are not in this world to live up ANN to mine. you are you and I am I, SWEENEY And if by chance we find each other, it 's beautiful. Jude Frederick S. Perls Peterborough CHRISTINE ANNA TANSEY Chris You can't be serious! likes to write poetry and music . . . most often Peterborough found in Mrs. Davison's office . . . 24 Cedar St. . . . Nashville . .. Sue and the Blue Bathtub . . . Hey One of the Ten most wanted people in the office. Hopes to someday become part of the recording industry. BARBARA TARRANT Barb Legs Babs Bennington likes boys, and Senior parties. Good Grief dislikes boys that don't want to be tied down. Live for today - tomorrow may never come. Will always remember last year's basement gang . . . wants to become an Airline Stewardess. What! !! ELLEN TEMPONE Ellen FIRIICCSIOWII likes people, summer, and accounting . . . dislikes snow and English . . . See you later! All the good times in New York Wants to go back. to New York. MICHAEL JOSEPH TEMPONE Mike Franc CSIOWII -- ersesfszfvfm-' -mf., My ,.f,fw '11 - 'ff MICHAEL C . WAKEFIELD T HOMAS WEE KS T om Miles Hey you Peterborough Where are you supposed to be Peterborough likes boys and having fun! dislikes prejudiced people . . . She will try anything once. Have fun! I ! wants to become a court and conference stenographer. GARY WEBB Puni Ape Peterborough BARBARA LEE WHEELER Barb Babs Barbie Peterborough Let the gay multiply and comfort youg let the sadness teach you - it is the wisest prophet of all. Doody MARILYN ALICE WEIR vvMa1uu Peterborough likes girls, water skiing, Buicks, and Hondas . . . dislikes Fords and warrn milk . . . Beaver, Chowda, Fine Shape, Pit, Bev. If a task is once begun, never leave it till it 's done. Be the labor great or small, do it well or not at all. wants to join the service and become a Lifeguard at Greeniield State Park. JEFFREY X MORRIS WHEELER Wheels NJ-effvv Peterborough SANDRA ANN WHEELER YI S ll Peterborough If you wish to see the valleys, climb to the mountain top: if you desire to see the mountain top: rise into the cloud, but if you desire to understand the cloud , close your eyes andthink. - Kahlil Gibran LETITIA WIEDERHOLD ll ll 5 Tisha fl Francestown deuces wild . . . You only live once. ' on this awhile . . . likes girls, cars, and bikes . . . dislikes all types of policemen DONALD BRUCE WHITON Dynamo Peterboro And my heart bled within meg For you can only be free when even the desire of seeking freedom becomes a harness to you , and when you cease to speak of freedom as a goal and a fullfilment. - Kahlil Gibran For reason, ruling alone, is a force confining and passion, unattended, is a flame that burns to it's own destruction. - Kahlil Gibran likes having fun and accounting , , , dislikes snobs and school . . . Right! LUANN WHITTIER LuAnn Greenfield will always remember living in Jaffrey . , . wants to become an accountant. Stop , in the Name of Love! ! ! Superlatives 4 4 I Non-Cogformists ' WALLY SPOONER Most Congenial GINGER PETT EE NANCY MULLINER LOUIS HEBERT Most Studious DENNIS ST. LAWRENCE Tallest and Shortest HEAT HER PETERSON DICK BLOOD TISHA WIEDERHOLD BOOTSLE HUBBARD Most Argumentative SHELLEY BARSANTI STEVE HARTWELL SG Or T ifeih .1 xv- Q ,SS,. by ! P . SS Q S' S ' 1 - - ' 12.:inQz2-121' -1 f.'- 'rx wifi: ,515 .' -ing . 'z ifilf' . DOUG OXLEY . I 1 1 Q Most Athletic YVENDY PETERS TOD SILEGY , 0 'I if ' 4 4 ' xqr I fig? i u 5' R ' if M ' ' 1 I LWWJLWLC' rf, - 1 if xx N L '- l Q 4 Most Responsible '-ar... - :L-xff NANCY EAVES BILL BISHOP Best Dressed SUSAN MOONEY IEFF WHEELER fb Favorlte Underclassmen DENISE ELLIOT PETER FONTAINE A W W Us , Best Mamlered JEFF WHEELER LAURA BISHOP ,I Class Flirts CHRIS TANSEY BRUCE FRENCH Most Musical CLAUDIA MOLIN MIKE WAKEFIELD '? ' Class Clowns WENDY CARNEY DICK BLOOD Cutest Couple DONNA BOYD ERIC MALONEY - , 4 i H Most Unpredictable DICK BLOOD SANDY WHEELER Quietest SUE CHANDLER ANDY JORBEL Most Talkmve Best A11 Around KATEY BRENNA.N BILL BISHOP PATTI LORANGER DICK BLOOD ,,f ' Senior Class Will David Aldrich, do hereby leave my long hair and girls to Donald Clough. Gregg Alexander, do hereby leave without ever having disclosed my real first name. Patricia Allen, do hereby leave to Betty Nutting the entire baseball team. Bruce Armstrong, do hereby leave all the hair I lost this year to Mr. Wiggin. Sandra Banks, do hereby leave to the freshman girls my brother Brad in hopes that not too many of their hearts will be broken. Earl Barnes, do hereby leave J. Heckbert 98d in hopes that she can buy a superball. Shelley Barsanti, do hereby leave reluctantly. Theodore Bastille, do hereby leave my ability to capture a girl 's heart with a single glance of my eye to anyone daring enough to 'use it as I did. William Bastille, do hereby share and reshare with my friends the experiences of this year. Carole Beauchamp, do hereby leave this school. Henry Belliveau, do hereby leave to Dan Valley and Kirk Barsanti one Yamaha 305 for Halloween nuts from Peterborough to Antrim. Laura Bishop, do hereby leave a pair of binoculars to my mother so she and the other lunch ladies can keep an eye on Julie next year. William'Bishop, do hereby leave all my good luck to Mr. Richard because he can use it. Robert Blanchette, do hereby leave my wooden legs to my brother because if he keeps going the way he 's heading, he will end up using them. Richard Blood, do hereby leave my petticoats, repaired shorts, and long B. S. underwear to anybody who is dumb enough to wear them. Alexander Bodec ker, do hereby leave my bizarre relationship to a French horn in the music department. Donna Boyd, do hereby leave the memory of my great performance in Le Medecin Malgre Lui to Mr. Butler. Kathleen Brennan, do hereby leave my cheerleading smile to Kim Johnson. Maureen Bryer, do hereby leave the halls to anyone who likes to live dangerously. Gary Cabana, do hereby leave to Bruce Paro an official Bruin 's sweatshirt. Charline Carney, do hereby leave a ten year supply of pumpkins to Mr. Crowe. He needs it! I, Diana Carr, do hereby leave one luge to anyone else who is dumb enough to go riding it in the middle of the night with Sandy Wheeler. I, William Chamberlain, do hereby leave dents in the lockers HUH! HUH! I, Susan Chandler, do hereby leave my quietness to Roxanne Hatch in hopes that she can learn something from it. I, Bruce Chesson, do hereby leave my ability to get along with anyone to Mr. Hamel. I, Robert Clark, do hereby leave a time bomb under Chick Hamel 's chair. I, Patsy Codman, do hereby leave my thanks to each of those people that have helped me in the last 4 years. I, Jason Conrey, do hereby leave to my brother Daniel my flair in hopes that he can use it as effectively as I did. I, Charles Cook, do hereby leave my height to Mr. Hamel. I, Dean Comwell, do hereby leave a heartful of thanks to each of those people that have helped me in any way in the past 6 years. I, David Cutter, do hereby leave my great ability of common sense to anyone who can find it. I, Linda Dorr, do hereby leave to Deborah Hall the good times at M.C. H. and the parties at Sandown. Don 't forget the first run! I also leave my brother Larry to Con-Val, to do as he pleases. I, Carol Doscher, do hereby leave this school with no regrets. I, Deborah Dunlap, do hereby leave my quietness to anyone who likes to talk a lot in classes. I, Juanita Durgin, do hereby leave my horse Toby to anyone who needs an excuse to leave school. I, Nancy Eaves, do hereby leave my ability to be impulsive to Tom Lithgow in hopes that he can get into as much trouble as I did. We, Phebe Eckfeldt and Ginger Pettee, do hereby leave this joint for a better and bigger one. Oh beautiful for spacious skies . . . I, Edward Emery, do hereby leave my fondness Q71 of school to Steve Philbrick. 1, Timothy Fiske, do hereby leave my hands off Kathy McCarthy in order to save Mr. Hamel 's breath. I, Bruce French, do hereby leave to Joe Homo my ability to evade teachers. I, John Garand, do hereby leave all my sweet memories behi.nd me with the hopes that they' shall never catch up to me. William Gaw, do hereby leave my Chemistry notes to Gio 's students. Peter Gebauer, do hereby leave but only to return for Kim Place. Cathleen Greenwood, do hereby leave my brother John all the wonderful years of school in hopes that he cherishes them because they go by too fast. Karen Giubardo, do hereby leave quietly. Susan Hann, do hereby leave unnoticed. Karen Hanson, do hereby leave Mr. Davidson the D 85 3 C's l didn 't deserve in U. S. History. Thanks Anyway! Jean Harris, do hereby leave ready to auction off 627 Peanut Comic Strips that made me what I am today! Norman Harris, do hereby leave ready to go off to the Navy. Betty Hart, do hereby leave Mouse to the whole school in hopes that it will bite someone. Stephen Hartwell, do hereby leave my lack of height to my brother John. Edmond Hebert, do hereby leave anything that goes to anybody who wants it. Louis Hebert, do hereby leave my accounting ability to Mr. Spadafore in hopes that he can use it. Sheryl Holt, do hereby leave my job at the Wigwam to Betty Nutting. Caryn Hubbard, do hereby leave my ability to control myself in the presence of David to Debbie Shea. Jeffrey Hudson, do hereby leave my chair to Mrs. Linder. Susan Hunter, do hereby leave memories of French 4 to Mr. Butler and my classmates. Deborah Huntington, do hereby leave my skis to Mr. Aldrich and my love of flirting to Dale Putnam. Terry Jarest, do hereby leave all the memories of Soccer to Mr. Chase. I also leave left wing to Walker. Leslee Johnson, do hereby leave without having passed in my Senior Questionnaire. Sharon Jones, do hereby leave my ability to get crushes on guys at the drop of a hat to my cousin Nancy, who doesn 't need crushes because she always gets the guy. Andrew Jorbel, do hereby leave ever so quietly and slowly. I I I I I I I I I I I I I. I. I. I. I. I, L Martha Kearney , do hereby leave my innocent face to anyone who needs it in times of emergency. David Kemp, do hereby leave Con-Val to my cousin-sister? in hopes that she can keep the scoreboards working. Diane Krulis, do hereby leave the bed pan to all other Health Career Students. Patricia LaPree, do hereby leave all the Turkeys I can think of to Heidy Mazza and Sherry Fiske. Loretta Lemire, do hereby leave my ability to fall up the stairs for those who cannot fall down them. Kathleen Lennon, do hereby leave fond memories of moving to New Hampshire. Cathy Letourneau, do hereby leave, with deep regrets, Mis. Roberts to the Mercy of the students of Con-Val. Stanley Lewandowski, do hereby leave my height and a toupe to Mr. Hamel. Patricia Loranger, do hereby leave Mrs. Grant and the Business Department with one sigh of relief since Brenda Fournier and I are leaving. Scott Mac Garvey, do hereby leave without having ever cooperated with the Senior Section Editors. John Magoon, do hereby leave Coach Brown my fabulous chest. Eric qi.e. Muskratj Maloney, do hereby leave a nibbled gnaw to Leonardo da Vinci, Dracula, and all of our backward elves with bells on their toes and mirrors in their nose. Arthur Mann, do hereby leave one pair of soccer spikes to Mr. Chase in hopes that he can find someone to fill them better than I did. Sharon Marion, do hereby leave Rick Cook alone Luitil after school is finished. Bertha Martin, do hereby leave nothing to no one because I have nothing to leave. Brenda M8I1jIl Fournier, do hereby leave Terry Lambert all the luck in the world in hopes that she '11 be as happy as I am. David Mason, do hereby leave to Julie Bishop a keen ability for burroughing out of this rat race. Sandra McLean, do hereby leave my ability in Stenography to my sister in hopes that she can succeed me. Thomas Merchant, do hereby leave Steve Philbrick one locker full of Budweiser. I. 1. 1. 1. I. I. 1. I. I. I. 1. I. I. 1. 1. 1. I. I. 1. I. 1. Claudia Molin, do hereby leave my little girl talk to Torn Dyer to go along with his little boy talk. Clifford Monkton, do hereby leave my fluency in French to Scott Hicks. Abigail Murray, do hereby leave my ability to get into trouble for no apparent reason to Brad Winters. Thomas Newsom, do hereby leave Barbara alone in homeroom. Charles Newhall, do hereby leave my artistic talent to Mrs. Arnold in hopes that she'll put it to good use. Douglas Oxley, do hereby leave my virility to Sandy Eneguess. David Paige, do hereby leave. Dennis Parris, do hereby leave Kevin I. Magoon my locker, the only one with a built-in cooler. Susan Perkins, do hereby leave to Wynn T. Scott, who cheers up my school days consider ably, an archaic ti.mepiece covered with rose petals and giant webs to be kept in a secret garden. Wendy Peters, do hereby bequeath all q?J my sarcasm to Mr. Richard. After all these years, he'11 need it to retaliate. James Philbrick, do hereby leave to Chris Walker, all my worn out excuses for being late and absent in hopes that they work for him as well as they did for me. Stephen Platt, do hereby leave my beard to anyone who thinks they can handle it. Edward Quintin, do hereby leave my motorcycles BALDING rear tires in hopes that hald of you can see as many places as I have. Dan Rajaniemi, do hereby leave my scars and crutches to the Flag Football Teams. Darlene Ring, do hereby leave my politeness to David Foster. Duane Robertson, do hereby leave my ability to be missed in English class to Mrs. Lawler in hopes that she can fi.nd out how I do it and stop anyone else who tries it. David Rochford, do hereby leave one Fruit of the Loom headband to John Kyte. Bonnie Rockwell, do hereby leave regretfully. Linda Russell, do hereby leave my nursing ability to the Health Careers Club. Linda Ryan, do hereby leave. Dennis St. Lawrence, do hereby leave my ability to take money from A. J. Giovannan- geli in Golfto Alex Dreese in hopes that he can get more than I did. Stephen Schacht, do hereby leave 20 ft. of rubber in the parking lot with my 650 BSA. Tod Silegy, do hereby leave my ability as a JOCK to all the GREASERS. Carolyn Skinner, do hereby leave this school. Wallace Spooner, do hereby leave a sixpack and a pipe for anyone. Melinda Stearns, do hereby leave, being of sound body and not much mind, to Scott Riley all the experience in the world of music, including that of Jimi Hendrix. Edward Stout, do hereby leave to one J. Heckbert one jar of unopened cherries. Philip Sumner, do hereby leave my ability to never study for tests and still get halfway decent marks to anyone who is stupid enough to try a trick like that. Judith Sweeney, do hereby leave to Lisa Blanchette, a seat in the nurse 's office. Christine Tansey, do hereby leave to Becky Whitney one swift kick ir1 the shins. It 's not out of hate, Becky, I just want to pay you back. Barbara Tarrant, do hereby leave my brother Scott to Mr. Hamel in hopes that he can straighten him out as well as he did me. Ellen Tempone, do hereby leave to Mr. Spadafore my accounting book in hopes that someday he 'll learn something. Michael Wakefield, do hereby leave my warm spot in the music department to John Trabucco in hopes that he 'll practice. Thomas Weeks, do hereby leave my weightlifting ability to anyone who can handle it. Gary Webb, do hereby leave a case of Schlitz to Mike Smith. Marilyn Weir, do hereby leave my artistic talent to Mis. Arnold. Barbara Wheeler, do hereby leave, wishing all to come good luck! Jeffrey Wheeler, do hereby leave my parking permit to anyone who wishes to fight to keep it. Sandra Wheeler, do hereby leave Charlotte Morris a lifetime supply of Patchouly oil and to Martha Wiederhold the funny toilet in Devine Hall. Donald Whiton, do hereby leave my parking spot to Little Frenchie, just in case he needs an extra one. Letitia Wiederhold, do hereby leave to my sister Martha, 2 raisins on a doughboard. LuAnn Whittier, do hereby leave this school with no regrem. Robert Woodward, do hereby leave my good penmanship to Sharon Knight. Senior Class Directory ALDRICH, DAVID - I.V. Baseball l5 Weightlifting 3,45 Varsity Manager Basketball 15 Page 35 ALEXANDER, GREGG - Transfer Branford High School 45 Soccer 3,45 Football 15 Intramurals 3545 Track 1,25 Page 35 ALLEN, PATRICIA - Pep Club 45 Chorus l,2,35 Yearbook 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Page 35 ARMSTRONG, BRUCE - Page 35 BANKS, SANDRA - Chorus 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Basketball 2,35 Yearbook 45 Pep Club 3,45 Madrigal Choir 45 Page 36 BARNES, EARL - Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Track lg LV. Basketball 15 Golf 3,45 Weight- lifting l,2,45 Stage Band 1,3,45 Page 36 BARSANTI, SHELLEY - Varsity Basketball l,2,3,45 Varsity Softball l,2,3,45 Chorus 25 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 2,35 Class Secretary 15 Treasurer 35 Vice President 25 Page 36 BASTILLE, THEODORE - Soccer 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Weightlifting 45 National Honor Society 3545 Page 36 BASTILLE, WILLIAM - Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Brass Ensemble 45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Madrigal Choir 45 Dramatlcs 3,45 Newspaper 45 Weightlifting 45 Intramurals 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Page 37 BEAUCHAMP, CAROLE - Page 37 BELLIVEAU, HENRY - Soccer 1,2,35 Weightlifting 1,2,4: Intramurals 45 Page 37 BILLIPP, PETER - Page 3'7 BISHOP, LAURA - Art Club 15 Art Appreciation 25 Student Cotmcil 25 Varsity Cheerleading 3,4 qCo-Capt.J Pep Club 35 Student Council Treasurer 35 Jr. -Sr. Prom Committee 35 Yearbook 45 Page 38 BISHOP, WILLIAM - Basketball J.V. 15 Varsity 2,3,4 qCo-Capt.J Varsity Baseball 1,25 Track 35 Weightlifting 2,3,45 Soccer 45 Class President 2 , 35 Student Council 2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Page 38 BLANCHET TE, ROBERT - Page 38 BLOOD, RICHARD - Basketball J.V. 15 Varsity 2,3,45 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Class Vice President 2,35 President 45 Student Council 15 Page 38 BODECIGER, ALEXANDER - Page 39 BOYD, DONNA - News Editor Static 45 S,T,C. Chairman 2,45 Poetry Editor 45 Page 39 BRENNAN, KATHLEEN - Cheerleading J.V. 1: Varsity 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3: Pep Club 2,3 4: Class Secretary 1,2,3,4: Gym Leader Corps 4: Dramatics 1,2: Model U.N. 3: Page 39 BRYER, MAUREEN - Chorus 3: Librarians Club 1,2: Pep Squad 3: Chorus Play 3: Page 39 CABANA, GARY - Baseball J.V. 1: Varsity 2,3,4: Basketball J.V. 2,3: Varsity 4: Page 40 CARNEY, CHARLINE - G.A.A. 1,2,3: Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4: Varsity Softball 1,3,4: Intramurals 2,3,4: Yearbook 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Page 40 CARR, DlANA - Intramurals 3,4: Newspaper 4: Chorus 1,2,3: Band 1,2: Folk Music Club 1: Student Council 2: Dramatics 2,3,4: Pep Club 3: Page 40 CHAMBERLAIN, WILLIAM - Page 40 CHANDLER, SUSAN - Page 41 CHESSON, BRUCE - Basketball LV. 1,2: Varsity 3: Varsity Baseball 2,3: Cross Country 1,2 Senior Class Play 3: Yearbook 4: Page 41 CLARK, ROBERT - J.V, Baseball 1,2: Band 1,2: Dramatics Club 3: Page 41 CODMAN, PATSY - Page 41 CONREY, JASON - Intramurals 4: Page 42 COOK, CHARLES - Class Vice President 1: Page 42 CORNWELL, DEAN - J,V. Basketball Manager 1: LV. Basketball 2: Latin Club 2,3: Varsity Basketball Manager 3,4: Intramurals 4: Page 42 CUTTER, DAVID - Latin Club 1,2,3,4: qPresident 35 ,TCL Delegate 3: Student Council 3: LV. Basketball 1: Golf Team 4: Page 42 DORR, LINDA - Page 43 DOSCHER, CAROL - G.A.A. 1,2,3: Chorus 1,2: Pep Club 3: Page 43 DUNLAP, DEBORAH - Band 1: Librarian 's Club 1: Basketball 1: Treasurer 1: Page 43 DURGIN, JUANITA - F.H,A. President 45 Future Nurses Club 2,3,4 President 25 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Vice President5 French Club 15 Chorus 15 Page 43 EAVES, NANCY - Chorus 1,2,35 Yearbook 3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Intramurals 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Secretary 35 Student Council 2,35 Page 44 ECKFELDT, PHEBE - Page 44 EDDY, LOIS - Drama Club 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 25 Page 44 EMERY, EDWARD - Page 44 FISKE, TIMOTHY - Page 45 FRENCH, BRUCE - La1in Club 15 Newspaper 25 Cross Counury 25 Intramurals 45 Page 45 GARAND, JOHN - Drama Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Model U. N. 35 Boys' State 35 Newspaper 45 Yearbook 45 Page 45 GAW, WlLLI.AM - Intramurals 45 Photography Club 45 Newspaper 45 Page 46 GEBAUER, PETER - I.V. Basketball Manager 25 Baseball I .V. 1,25 Varsity 3,45 Intramurals 45 Weightlifting 45 Page 46 GREENE, JULIE - Page 46 GREENWOOD, CATHLEEN - Cheerleading 35 Pep Club 3,45 Yearbook 45 Librarians Club 15 Page 46 GRISWOLD, JAMES - Page 47 GUIBARDO, KAREN - Intramurals 45 F.H.A. 15 Drama Club 45 Gymnastics Team 25 Page 47 HANN, SUSAN - Page 47 HANSON, KAREN - Page 47 HARRIS, JEAN - Basketball I.V. 1,25 Varsity 35 Softball I.V. 15 Varsity 2,35 Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,35 Yearbook 45 Page 48 HARRIS, NORMAN - I.V. Basketball 25 Student Council Representative 15 Track 15 Weight- lifting 1,25 Page 48 HART, BETTY - Chorus 3,45 Protect Your Environment 45 Page 48 HARTWELL, STEVE - Soccer 3,45 Basketball I.V. 2, Varsity 3,45 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,45 Page 48 HEBERT, EDMOND - Varsity Baseball 35 Senior Play 3: I.V. Basketball 15 Page 49 HEBERT, LOUIS - Senior Play 35 I.V. Basketball 25 Basketball 35 Soccer 25 Glee Club 25 Yearbook 45 Intramurals 3,45 Page 49 HOLT, SHERYL - Chorus 2, 3,45 Yearbook 45 Pep Club 45 Transfer Appleton Academy '685 Page 49 HUBBARD, CARYN - Band 1,25 Chorus 2,45 Pep Club 25 G,A.A. 2,35 Latin Club 2,35 Drama1ics 25 Page 49 HUDSON, JEFFREY - Transfer Point Pleasant Beach, N. J. 4: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: VarSi1Cy Football 1,2,35 Golf 1,25 Swimming 2,35 S.T.C. 45 Newspaper 3,45 Page 50 HUNTER, SUSAN - Page 50 HUNTINGTON, DEBORAH - Chorus 2,3,45 Ski Team 45 Inuamurals 35 Page 50 JAREST, TERRY - Soccer 1,2,3,4: J.V. Basketball 1,2,3:J.V. Baseball 15 Page 50 JOHNSON, LESLEE - Page 51 .aww JONES, SHARON - Latin Club 2,35 Tennis 3,45 Pep Club 45 Yearbook 45 Page 51 JORBEL, ANDREW - Weightlifting 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Page 51 KEARNY, MARTHA - Page 51 KEMP, DAVID - chorus 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Audio Visual 1:25 Page 52 KRULIS, DIANE - Basketball 15 Tennis 2,35 F.H.A, 45 Intramurals 3,45 Page 52 LaPREE, PATRICIA - Chorus 1,2,45 Madrigal Choir 45 Newspaper 3,45 S.T.C. 35 Dramatics Club 45 Pep Club 2,35 Art 2,35 Latin Club 2,35 Intramurals 45 Page 52 LEMIRE, LORETTA - Art 2,35 Music 2,5 Driver 's Ed 35 Advertising Committee 1,2,35 Pep Club 35 Page 52 LENNON, KATHLEEN - Transfer Mosinee, Wisconsin 45 Student Council 15 Class Treasurer 3 Class Secretary 25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,2,35 G,A.A. 1,2,35 Chess Club 1,2,35 Newspaper 35 Yearbook 35 Prom Committee 1,2,35 Drama Club 35 Page 53 LETOURNEAU, CATHY - Page 53 LEWANDOWSKI, STANLEY - Audio Visual 2,35 Chorus 15 Archery 15 Page 53 RQ :xg ' I-E'-nz. .E 'HQ SST' sf sg-ag . K LONGO, FRANCES - Band 1,2,3,4g Stage Band 2,3,4g Pep Band 4g Art 4, Varsity Basketball 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 3g Page 53 LORANGER, PATRICIA - Chorus 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3g Teen Advisory Council 39 Majorettes 2, 3g Pep Club 2g Dramatics 2, Page 54 MacADAM, FREDERICK - Page 54 MacGARVEY, SCOTT - Page 54 MAGOON, JOHN - Page 54 MALONEY, ERIC - Newspaper 2,3,4g S.T.C. 2,33 Student Council 2,35 Page 55 MANN, ARTHUR - Band 1,2g Chorus 15 Weightlifting l,2,3,4g LV. Basketball 25 Track lg Intramurals 43 Soccer 4g Page 55 MARION, SHARON - Page 55 FOURNIERQMARTINJ, BRENDA - Pep Club 3,4g Yearbook 4g Page 56 MARTIN BERFHA - Page 55 MASON, DAVID - Track 1,2,3,43 Cross C0u.ntry 1,2,3,4gWeightIIifliI1g 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 2,3g Student Council 2g Class President 1: Page 56 MCLEAN, SANDRA - Majorettes 2,4g Chorus 1,3: Basketball 35 G.A.A. 2,4g Pep Club 3,4g Yearbook 4g Page 56 MERCHANT, THOMAS - Page 57 MOLIN, CLAUDIA - Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Madrigal Choir 4g Newspaper 4g Pep Club 3g Dramatics 2,3,4g Pep Band 4: National Honor Society 3,49 Archery 1,2,3g Model Congress 3,4g Intramurals 4g Page 57 MONKTON, CLIFFORD - Page 57 MOONEY, SUSAN - G.A.A. 1,2,3: Student Council 2,35 Cheerleading I.V. 15 Varsity 2,3, 4g Chorus 1,23 Pep Club 3,4g Page 58 MULLINER, NANCY - Page 58 MURRAY, ABIGAIL - Student Council lg Chorus 1,2,3g Page 58 NEWSOME, THOMAS - Dramatics 1,33 Football lg Intramurals 3,4g Page 58 NEWHALL, CHARLES - Page 59 tg OXLEY, DOUGLAS - Gymnastics 3,45 Hockey 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Photography Club 1,25 Page 59 PAIGE, DAVID - Page 59 PARKER, GARY - Weightlifting 35 Track 1,2,35 Page 59 PARRIS, DENNIS - Student Council 35 Page 60 PERKINS, SUSAN - Chorus 35 Page 60 PETERS, WENDY - Newspaper 25 G.A.A. 1,2,35 lntramurals 2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Pep Club 2,35 Tennis 35 Softball 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Page 60 PETERSON, HEATHER - Track 1: l.V. Cheerleading 35 Drama 2,3,45 Yearbook 45 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Newspaper 25 Tennis 25 Yearbook 45 Intramurals 45 St. Paul 's Summer School 35 Model Congress 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Page 60 PETTEE, VIRGINLA - Page 61 PHILBRICK, JAMES - Dramatics 1,2,35 J.V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity Baseball 35 S.O,M.F. 15 Page 61 PLACE, BROOKS - Soccer 1,2,3,45 Tennis 25 Track 35 Intramurals 45 Page 61 PLATT, STEPHEN - Page 61 QUINTIN, EDWARD - Page 62 RAJANIEMI, DANIEL - Intramurals 45 Weightlifting 45 Page 62 RING, DARLENE - Student Council Representative 15 Class Secretary 25 Page 62 ROBERTSON, DUANE - Page 63 ROCHFORD, DAVID - Page 63 A i C .. I .,,, f 5 ' .. ROCKWELL, BONNIE - Varsity Basketball l,2,3,45 Softball 1,25 Latin Club 15 Class President 35 Page 63 ROSE, ROBERTA' - Transfer Tiverton R.I. Chorus 1,25 Basketball 25 F.T.A. 35 Library Aide 25 Art Appreciation 25 Page 63 RUSSELL, LINDA - Page 64 RYAN, LINDA - Page 64 ST. LAWRENCE, DENNIS - Basketball LV. 1,25 Varsity 35 Golf 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,4g Class Treasurer 4g National Honor Society 3,45 Page 64 SCHACHT, STEPHEN - Page 64 SILEGY, TOD - Basketball J.V. 15 Varsity 2,3,4g qCo-Capt.j Soccer 1,2,3,45 Baseball J.V. 15 Varsity 2,3,4g Page 65 SKINNER, CAROLYN - Page 65 SPOONER, WALLACE - Student Government 45 Audio Visual 35 S,T,C, 2,3,45 Newspaper 45 Page 65 STEARNS, MELINDA - Transfer Pacific Palisades, Calif.5 A11 State Chorus 45 Madrigal Choir 45 Drama Club 45 Newspaper 45 Page 65 STOUT , EDWARD - Intramurals 45 Latin Club 2 ,35 Weightlifting 45 Page 66 SUDSBURY, SHERRY - Cheerleader 35 Librarians Club lg Pep Club 35 Page 63 SUMNER, PHILIP - J.V. Basketball 1,2,35 Soccer 3,4g Page 66 SUTCLIFFE, SANDRA - Page 66 am, ,, fa- A A . as, K M- ' .ig . A --f-my 4 N L- WI., A it 'Ti' P W SWEENEY, IUDITH - Page 67 TANSEY, CHRISTINE - Class Treasurer 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,25 I.V. Cheerleader 35 Intramurals 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Yearbook 45 Page 67 TARRANT, BARBARA - Spanish Club 1,25 Pep Club 25 Latin Club 35 Health Careers Club 3g Page 67 TEMPONE, ELLEN - Newspaper 45 F,H.A, 45 Page 68 TEMPONE, MICHAEL - Page 68 WAKEFIELD, MICHAEL - Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 S.T.C. 3,45 Newspaper 3,45 Weightlifting 45 Page 68 WEEKS, THOMAS - Page as WEBB, GARY - weighuifnmg 2,3,45 Page 69 WEIR, MARILYN - Chorus 1,2,3,4: l.V. Cheerleading 35 Yearbook 45 Madrigal Choir 45 Creative Magazine Editor 45 Page 69 WHEELER, BARBARA - Student Council 25 Latin Club 25 Yearbook 45 S.T.C. 2,3,45 Page 69 WHEELER, JEFFREY - Student Council Treasurer 1, Representative 25 Basketball I.V. 1,25 Varsity 3,45 Pep Club 35 Page 69 WHEELER, SANDRA - Chorus 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 45 Dramatics 45 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Yearbook 45 Page 70 WHITON, DONALD - Page '70 WIEDERHOLD, LETITIA - Page '70 WHITTIER, LuANN - G.A.A. 1: Pep Club 3: Page '70 WOODWARD, ROBERT - Varsity Baseball 25 Football 2,35 Transfer 35 Page '71 xx 90 N 5, N '. X -xmlr dx , Siw2:fzraVfe4gKw Old PHS books New rooms with to memorize Don 't go there Don 't do this Take these GO more numbers FREE con-val . . . AAA. rages, '?SE9iE?-5225585 WW' 'W . . 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They said you are small and weak against the wrong, And they were right, and you cried, Go, child, and find your own and make it good. We are few, but we can work. Someday they will be gone, and we 'll be strong. Bill Gaw Peterborough N. H. I went walking yesterday at 3. nas., Iii MT- -' rm Cdi1miiew'iiaZQaE0'aW0Sro,vadam, 9 lm5fm050fl Swine, wastes, momvietwe am tr mkgqrog 'l', he alas has brown! elegstowbqe. 54135 . -5 Q35 'H h Time 's greedy arms reach out And grasp each passing moment. They flee past, hoping to escape The magnetic possessiveness of Master Time, But the sticky, love-hungry fingers of Time Are Luisurpassable. Tears are shed from forlorn eyes Whipped by his child-like loneliness. He 's an empty machine - Attempting to fill his cavity With parts from a flesh world. He cries For he 's only noticed When he robs the chain Of its memory-filled locket. Marilyn Weir King Arthur went past once W I l noticed things along the way. Chasing fairy dragons away with guns. Jesus Christ was at the corner With a tin cup and dark glasses Jesse James was in the store Having frm with people with strokes of his pen. E The devil was at city hall Signing souls to a 1rip to the garden. There was a Ku Klux Klan meeting today And people with black robes were everywhere. Martin Luther King was there Next to Jack the Ripper and President Nixon. I saw many things that day Q is it, or is it HOI. yes, it is not, but no, it is. not only is it, but it is only, And I kept on walking. isl-1't it? Matt K3l'1'13.Ik Bill Gaw Intricately built sandcastles and dreams grow from the flat wastelands of sand. Gingerly-working hands tend the walls and protect them from the jealous iide. Fingers poke gentle holes for windows and passageways to the heart 's desire. Soft-rounded legs run to the shore to fill pails with water and two clenched fists lug it back again. Behind the great shell verranda, a salty face lined with time holds a dream while his hands continue to burrow a most against the rising tide. Marilyn Weir Y! , , ' ' ,. , . ,I ry 0 ...A Q f ' T Q XR r Lg Q G -- Q, 3. 2 Qgfl 4 ..,,'35 QL 93 ' 1120 M A N - A.M-W. t X , 2,0 5 ...i 2 X 'QM -s M A Tear of God 1 S I' C- .J mL W Here is the church, there are the people. WWW' Where is the bell that rang in the steeple? It rings no more. A W The bell has no faith in the people. I fi ,.. The people have no faith at all. A A And the paint keeps cracking on Q ,Y the Sistine Chapel walls. . , And even those holy people Q have lost faith. g ? Q The sun no longer shines through A the stained- glass windows Q As the clouds threaten overhead. It is not a drop of rain Qu' but a tear of God. E' compliments of Q X Kenneth La Roche L A 1 Q s X X That day, While you were crying, s I knelt before the window i and watched the evening grey Q dull the autumn gold. . And far below, a wooden wagon wheel f K lay snugly, gently, X wrapped between Q the milkweed foids. X w y Then a fallen maple leaf , lighted on my N windowsill, and flew away 4 as I got up to go to you and dry your eyes. S A But you had left, y , f and I alone, n sat very still. ' Skip Philbrick T faraway G X l 1 f X Spring All of us t ' to the sun knowing i l to be the to make d and icy b -X and cause smiles to 5 Meg Peterson I z'- Z ! , x..2 EWS Www WM ff W WW 1 we are the trench diggers attacking the earth with our puny shovels we are the trench diggers burying ourselves in our work we are alone do not mind the tears it is not for us to decide what our labor should beg when our hearts are suffocated by our brains the sea will wash us away look at me, dear, with your burden I am going to help you and wipe the mud from your face yea, the trench digger will help you as the gravel coats his throat . . . we are no longer digging we are the martyrs of fate you people who walk above us now smell the flowers that spring from our souls smell the lonliness that seeps from our guts Eric Maloney I found a dandilion today Bright and fresh and new. I only wish the rule-makers Could feel its spirit too. It 's hard to understand Why they just can 't see. But I'm far from them now They don 't know what it is to be free. Meg Peterson go d There is a quiet place deep inside me where flowers grow and green plants that don 't have flowers it 's alright not to have flowers i love them as much i understand WI ASW because Meg Peterson it was the letter that never was sent ' ' ' that meant most to our lives it was the thought that was never spoken that best controlled our minds never shall I regret what I am going to do and never shall you knowg don't say harsh words, time allows silence time allows a man to write his Lmwritten will. Eric Maloney Zoma laid her eggs five days ago. She knew it was time. The sun rose early and highg but was soon to set, and low. She lost her taste for flies and life, but kept her web taut. Morning cold was hard. Zorna's motions slowed. I wanted to be with her more, but trivia trapped me. The other day I visited her again. There she lay, in the middle of her web - still. I reached to touch her. She did not move, and I knew she was dead. I thought: when most things are dead they are frightening, but Zorna was beautiful - delicate and sensitive. I realized that there would be other spiders, but none would be the same as Zorna. In spring, Zorna 's spiders would come to life. Many would leave, and many would die. Damn you Nature. But one would remain, and others would die. Damn you Nature. But one would remain and others would come. Life is like that. You get attached to things and then they die or leave. So, you look forward but will always be looking back into the web. Wynn Scott In the heat of noon I stop and see the trees loom up at me. I turn and look west and see the mountains smile Sunday sacraments have become weekend soap operas for the syphilitic, suburban sinners and the sexton 's sermon is no more than a sanatlve salve for the soul at me. making and mbetween all the supermarket lambs of god Q O Q X! me safe until the next sabbath. 0 , and the trees Ginger Pettee ' and the mountains l is you and you smile at me and say love me. :skis 411.- But l can't because you are between the mountains and the trees and the Sun And You 're Gone - and me. N7 N-M Becky Pens Remember when you ran out in the sun, 1:5-A 'A And laughed and played and life was very good? -'Y'-' - QAAA -M Remember how your day was full of fun, ,Mmm ,,,,-SK-, 'd Your life was yours alone, and so it should? And then your time was used in other ways. N'- - ' -'- ' Your days were not so full of fun and game. The sun was something on which to rest your gaze, Too busy now in search of wealth and fame. f-- By then the peace is made again more slowg fi Now neither work nor play is longer needed. You sit and watch the sun as memories grow, ,fin -- And somehow you may feel that you've been cheated. Our lives begin and end as all things do But what is in the sun belongs to you. An ivory seed of blissful innocence watery vessels of remorse I Q Q I silvery trinkets of happiness a golden weight of saddening wisdom But tokens of life Jazz X Jazz is: a call for one o'clock. 1' Katey Brennan O 5 W ,' 2.5 A 0 g r i 5 ox 4 - . 'Z ,,. 3 ,115 empty glasses on the top of pianos greyhound bus rides. an unexpressed phrase. a jamming reunion. N clubfuls of jerks. feeling occasionally soulful. being sneered at by classical musicians. 1 the studio job that's just around the next corner. i usually being poor. i too much cigarette smoke. l sometimes gratifying. l Mike Wakefield Z Cry old man T Cry when the children I Make fun of you And no one will sit with you ' but other old men. r Cry when you just can 't remember 5 And people smile understandingly 1 At each other over your head And you look at your feet, a-:Q Trying to hide your shame Q like a stupid old man. Cry old man When the only ones you can talk to Are the pigeons in your park And even they don't care About the thought of a Silly old man Cry When no one will crawl into your lap To hear your stories or bother to ask What you think of the deterioration of Democratic principles and ideas. Cry old man 1 and they still won 't care. Katey Brennan The universe is mad, slightly mad - and the two sides wriggle away in opposite directions to die lopped off the blind metallic length curled up feebly and wiggling its feet in the grass I am the river. I am a hundred yesterdays. a thousand todays. a million tomorrows. Time laid bare to eyes that can't see. Listen to my words, Laugh with me. Learn from me. Let me teach you timeless patience, infinite sorrow , unbounding laughter. Cast not your eyes upon my glassy surface, penetrate my crystal depths to my core. See my truth. Learn from me. Love me. I am the river. - Becky Petts C EASTER babies and flowers decisive day broken eggs dyed children searching crying competition lottery of yolk chocolate covered L , deaf grandma grinning gaiety a la egg aluminum covered bunnies smothered in pseudo -grass plastic-basket-lawns heaped too high children high on plastic grass hunting hidden eggs unborn X 5 . 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A wg Q W , . 14-..,3,, , A' A ax, A .H gg, , ,i ' m,,,,. Coq' ALEX DREESE ,...-s PAT MCDERMOTT mwatfiw. SCOTT LAMB ff ., L.:El2. .epz A . Lx ,,,A, if STEVE SAWYER A ' ANDY REEKIE MISSING: David Cutter David Lamb ff Mr. Gio Jim McPhet1-es Golf is a plague invented by the Calvinistic Scots as punishment for man's sins. As General Eisenhower discovered , it is easier to end the cold war or stamp out poverty than to Master this devilish pastime. James Reston Xxylll,I The Saint Class of '71 If you watch a game, it 's fun. If you play it, it's recreation. If you work at it, it's golf. Paul Boule Bob Hope Con -Val 17 Milford 47 Con - Val 2 0 Mascenic 41 Con-Val 27 Newport 28 Con-Val 22 Mascenic 29 Con-Val 34 Merrimack 43 Valley Kearsage 47 Hillsboro 105 Con-Val 37 Vermont Academy 18 N, cf Q :bf-. eff' 3-Rz jlfi Ne ' VZ' if :ISS 71 . gg 1:4 . A ,S ,Q wiv A 3 xg. .L V Wg., , W Qhwfk- . 1,1 2 - , ..X ,f13'f-fm,-.7 A ,, U A X XX 7 'M ' .S .. 'i f' .-QS? -- - az' 1 Q ,ffm 2 5 ' ., SE .ml W., . 3,15 27' ig X -lil, 'K 1 2nd ROW: Coach Hebert, A. Weathers, P. Doyle, K. Chapman, D. V-A J V 75 , Mason, D. Sutchffe. e e W m V V if T ' .i iilf ' VT!! xi -'fl-A ' -w ' if up A' ' H ' 'r' l, L 1 1 fe- View A ' w 4 5, K so ,I ,Y ' 3 U 9 Y Lx 2 Wm? W 9541 - ' ,,,, 1 ,, I 'w ! 'H' ' 5' N e K Q Q NL Y , -an 1 -- ,f 1. . 1 - Q i., Q X 'Eff .,.T , :.,. K , -, . 'ff' -4' , 717 6 'Mi . . gf'4'i. li'f H ., ' M-fp 'Q ef 4 Con-Val 33 ' wg? w 1, if Merrlmack Val 29 J, Q e f g 1 V, '- H 4 A L 395 ' f' H Interlakes 75 ' , H 4 0 .- , . ,1 we Y . g ,Ex ff B1ShOP Brady 21 41, 7 -1,3 , , jpii f I ' -1 . y ' Memmack Val 50 i A. C011 ' -f . ' 7 .395 1 I v A ' 'Q I ' p e e -ow On November 7 , 1970, Dave Mason ran h1S last race for Con Val. On December 11 ,1970, he and h1s fanuly moved to Mame. However, he will always be a part of Con-Va1's class of '71, .1 VkJ?. A ll W7 :. 1 :w x K . :N,.l ef . i , zeee we We Q D X' 2 Con- Val Invitational Many thanks to Coach Richard Hebert for his time and efforts. With his help, and the team's determination, the Con-Val Harriers established themselves in Class I competition. Bishop Brady First Con-Val Second CLASS I Con-Val Fifth STATE Con-Val Tenth Overall Record 29-12 Q-it Q Flag wif? ' l H wmv, . uf , M , , f n 1- : V VL W , 3 C: ' .Wx V w K 4 5- ,, ,J ' 1- -'k ff f ' , fiiiy,-wt' 4 'ff -f ' .Q- my ,V x , 1 f 3, ,Li fx 4, ,Q V+ ,af W, , K , ,, ,,Lf MZ ,M 3 , we I 4, 1' m , A. fa 14. in I' Wi, 4' sfwidvv 4 adm V kk, rf ,2Q,,.,'z ya i 1. hiii h 1 A WKLW Q1 f ff, , , ' A . ' , ' A A f fE A -, M , . l i Y' - x'h : H- t,hk- f K nel fi - 1, M -- ' .I A ' A Nfl ' 32.5 KV' . H'-.f 1,3 - 5, - -.... :IEW , . 1-L f ' ! ' ' ..x, it -A .1 - 5 1,.. '1-swzyz. - R S . hi s :xy J 5.4, Q Q .WN , A .. fy- -K Q X ,ffm X - My V., eil- Ifi'in:sf'N- if-il , , f I i L. 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'Q rf 'H 5'3 Zgmzjf A z N Q ,X f I A 1 rx :pp o Let 's go to the hop Power to the people 1 Q gffg ,I I H o oooo -xr.: :rzx .N '.f-. ,fl .5 M g 4 A ' LGVS get our of here! JOLLY GREEN GIANT p The Cheerleaders ' ' . - f i - 1 .Q egi S ' 1 i 1 . 4 an A ls, Q A JV'S 'U' J Ww'd 'u..,,,4,u,W 4 hun n 'J' if A .. 2 '29 WX Q N, 2031 :,. . 4 , vw H 2 5 y .. ,.,,,.....--- LQ i arf B, HQ. 'Y 4, if ,..l: GLQBYS N w SQ.- ConVa1 46 ConVa1 '71 ConVa1 44 ConVa1 55 ConVa1 60 ConVa1 58 ConVa1 41 Con Val 45 ConVa1 42 ConVa1 54 ConVa1 48 ConVal 62 ConVa1 58 Con Val 63 Con Val 7 9 ConVa1 55 Con Val 5 5 Hillsboro Monadnock Pembroke Merrimack V. B. Guertin Goffstown Newport Monadnock Pembroke Newport Keene Goffstown Thomas More Merrimack V. B. Guertin Thomas More Keene RECORD FOR YEAR 15 WINS 2 LOSES Y -nf lf! ,ff ,,,,........-- 5 it ,IV Girls .isis gs 4 .. Coach Berniss, McLean, Tex, Place, Phelan, LaMonda, Jennison, Emery, Bradler, Tewell, Mana ger. Co-Capts. Barsanti, Shea. Con Con Con Con- Con- Con- Con- Con- Con- Val Val Val Val Val Val Val Val Val E+ Crotchet Mt Keene Conant Milford Milford Merrimack Crotchet Mt Keene Fall Mt. Cougar ,IV's -M., M, it . v , ,, ' L ALL 1 ' if 1 ai K 1 M Q W W may Coach Brown, Schacht, Newton, Anderson, Barsanti, Buxton, Valley, Dunbar, Mgr. , Wilder, Hartwell, Davis, McDermott, Smith Mgls. --.1-. r 'B J' 1 a'f' . '.k' Q X Hg g E E X x L 4 2 it K 1- fm, on W, ' , :fi ma H' Q wwe Nga? , 3 ., 'V 'Wfiiif' 535565. h,.,s A A ' s , P Q ' , 1 A' nw 1 X A L 3 EL3, l I if ' 4 I , 1- '.. f W M ' 1' -Waxman, M .,.,-f' XX -.- W I f mg W Miki' ff 5 7 X- ...Q tn.. i ix A ff? ' ff ggf k Q fi MV izi M , f fb iw - Qu .. 4. 7 Q I ,....-4 .f k' s. k Girls 9 Varsity To the team of 1972, the graduating members of this team ask one favor: try to live down the name COUGARETTES rx. s Buff V' , .L in A'-or ,..-v- f A, QYE ,NSN bf' X idiii ii A M Nlyu, xkrxw ' --hf f .W,. , C Q Monadnock Con-Val Keene Con-Val Pembroke Con - Val Merrimack Con-Val Merrimack V. Con-Val Milford Con Val Monadnock Con Val Pembroke Con Val Merrimack Con Val Goffstown Con Val Fall Mtn. Con Val Merrimack V Con Val Keene Con Val Fall Mtn. Con Val Goffstown Con Val Milford Con-Val The Cougars High scorer - 394 pts. ti I un l ,Wx-.. 2,3 A,,g Q :Vg H I 'N' Coach Richard, Mgr. Cornwell, Hartwell, Boule, Chapman, Lithgow, Wheeler, Blood, Pratt, Fontaine, Banks, Cabana, Mgrs. McDermott and Smith, Co-captains, Bill Bishop and Tod Silegy. , I . ,,, W A ffl ' ' e r tJ rr , ,een B .fr 4 9.-22 ,av 2 fa 'Tig WA, ,I Z fs '7' fA , 'l Vi- W Lf .V . . M Y WV, ,fi H X 1 v' I ' 10? B a f If 5 ,571 1 ' X G I A Q - Q ,,., mf g ,,,.:. E ,V A V A Most assists - 143 '4 s W ' i kyN.,,,,.,. ei 'X , 4,444 - NX 4 K ' . ., N I 4 at at I H X Most points one game - 33 i Highest average - 21. 44 Most consecutive FT - 28 Most rebounds one game - 32 Highest FT 070 - 86. 8 season - 347 fstt ' 8 Highest shooting U70 - 56, 7 8 9t.,4 -1? ,n J A 'gas E' Zia gifs ax 1 st f fi x . A,..,.. : SK r l fr Conval Bishop Brady 49 Conval Monadnock 47 Conval Tilton 22 Conval Fall Mtn. 54 Conval Pembroke 47 Conval Merrimack 80 Conval Merrimack V. 65 Conval Franklin 62 Conval Goffstown 51 Conval Bishop Brady 66 Conval Monadnock 59 Conval Pembroke 82 Conval Merrimack 52 Conval Merrimack V. 72 Conval Franklin 78 Conval Goffstown 58 Conval Newport 47 Conval Fall Mtn. 54 Conval Tilton 51 Conval Newport 57 Conval Goffstown 59 This year's varsity basketball team, coached by mentor Ray Rich ard, posted a fine 16-5 overall record. Led by their co-captains Bill Bishop and Tod Silegy, the Cougars stunned their first nine opponents with decisive victories. Along with the strength of their big man, Dick Blood, - the quickness of Paul Boule and the overall fine play of Jeff Wheeler, the Cougars came up with a formula that proved un- beatable. However, their hopes suffered a major setback when Bill Bishop ended his high school career with a serious knee injury. After regrouping and putting his bench to work, Coach Richard let his reserves prove themselves. After losing four of their next six games, the Cougars went on to win their final five, losing only to Goffstown at the state tournament in Durham. Ski Team Nwmwyk f.,, ' I I I-1 wif JA Winter Coaches Cheerleading Skiing A-s-:,,..P' TI. : . ,. -1,., P 'F ff 3 'wg ASQ.. Freshman Basketball Varsity Basketball Girls' J. V. Basketball af uf Q 1 5 X Q Girls' Varsity Basketball Spring Coaches John Zilske Track ,. V - . ' Qg,gvwHPf'4 Y Softball ,Q,. ff ' M- . ' fr' if' imma '- 1, 'fi ljgwiwr nvfgy lfw3ff1z1rf,g5:,., , A, K Efiwgilgslggigaa an ' X 7-iff liiizfigiysi ,911-.. L AWK: Q: in ifxfwkygfsfffif QQ5f?3:i56iW'f- iw9' A b ' b1Qh fi l1 5 35 3 - iss . f 3u19?7W2igxS5EEzwmQs2sXe LiAp A Y QQ? A5 . Z.. ., be ,ffgilxrq , 5 ,V :ni f, z by N QV ' K L b ., .. H 1k Q,?ff'i' . f A 'ffj . 7 is f if ' 1 bi ,. f g,'f5J . - -. I W . 1 b fa I.-f--v ffgfd n - A f? 'w'- M. f L ' . K' Q' I I Q VHISIIY Baseball Mx, XR I j J. V. Baseball Tennis Tennis Monadnock Manchester Wes Milford Goffstown Derryfield Bellows Falls Milford Keene Monadnock Bishop Brady Goffstown Won 8 Lost 3 Won Lost Won Won Lost Lost Won Won Won Won Won B if Q Wiiibfff' If: SW xii. . , 4951, ., ..'.: W . f f Q' 'arf Track and Field YO hm. the loneliness of the long distance runner Softball ...nil . FRONT ROW: N. Norton, N. Jones, S, Knight, R. Brzowski, I Blood. SECOND ROW: J. Harris, S. Barsanti, V. Lobacki, M Pickford, C. McLean. THIRD ROW: W. Camey, P. Allen, Mgr S, Reilly. FOURTH ROW: J. Phelan, C. Teixeira, L. McAneney A. Bemiss, Coach. Con Val Con Val Con Val Con Val Con-Val Con Val Con Val Con Val Con-Val Con Val Con Val Con Val , Bishop Brady Merrimack Monadnock Pembroke Merrimack Valley Goffstown Bishop Brady Monadnock Pembroke Merrimack Merrimack Valley Goffstown 15-16 14-18 15-10 9-8 18-37 13-8 14-5 13-6 10-14 12-17 14-7 7-21 Lost Lost Won Wvon Lost Vvon W on W on Lost Lost Vvon Lost n n I v + - Q i ii! if - hs' Q: Xa 'ig . q. f W mm U, . k Q xv Y 9 v 'if , 65 -':'h L,1Q2f1m W ' K .. K N-7 ', 55152515 fin, ' , Ak QQ , h 'tx W +5 - - AKAL ,W Qswgwkl :lk 5 Q' E ,H K, ,ff ' V A-Qi ' x 1 J, wry-wg, in ,ma I H WA N , if . 5,,,Q-a x S 5' M if 'Z H ' 7 -' 6 - A91 x s .m5 , fd? gf dim ' , + , 5.2 E W f . U W ' 4- , , , , f, , ,gg Aw v , 1 , f fl-3. ., f- Ax.. ff . If sxwix ' Varsity Baseball 11: f 925.1 -uw.. . . A ew . M Y' im 'km 'MD' .1 ' 'sv '54-i. . 2 m.1.1L1f,11 i I i ' f X , Af? . ' - . u l .m.. ,,hA A 1 W-m,,fm H ., .. ' -, A Q : ,g--A - 15. ggyy: -X ' W ag L, - ' 1 , W ,A , ,' .Af R 4 -4-A, , -..A--fww ,i ,Q i X 4 J .Kagan KN... -1--..,. Czcffv fffe 5 Z3'13I'sv'mTJ5b Latin Club A PP 99 The Lesson CAST Bill Bastille Laurel Peterson Sandy Wheeler sic, Kg! , Director - John Sullivan CAST John Garand Peter Billipp Rick McAdam Dan Williams Heather Peterson Ginger Pettee Charlotte Morris Carol Killay - M Viet Rock by Megan Terry a folk 'war musical ww , J 4141 ,gf lllviiw' WK asm! X' presented by French V VW o National Honor Society ,:wwuf1': . o I N IRAQ' fQ Interact S0 DO A O Ci at that 's your student government! M f, 4 Static Yearbook Staff fund assorted hangers-onj rf' X Q. - : Qi A. 1 '1 e -551 j . 5 e' Hx? a ' R 1 ' 5 ,I ' f' ' ,ft fi' Fifi ' ,A T + , ' i -. y I , V ? vit iw 2 Q 4 Ai f Xu-3. TT?- Special thanks to: Mr, Booth Mr. Butler Dagmar Wood Debbie Reed THE TRANSCRIPT MONADNGCK CAMERA Rick MacAdam Dick Blood Ruth Ireland for their contribuiions to this endeavor. my-'Q' ..v- hy- Health Careers Club x'- -- -we ,. ' 'I Mi-'Ji125j37ZSTfI. 9 ' 'klffwiu 'ig'gI K Band Stage Band fwfr? 4 N Chorus 1 1 1 i All-State Musicians I X N A, ! A Walk in Spring . . the Junior-Senior Prom Graduation June 16, 1971 We waited , , , . . . we marched , . . Dick Blood . . . welcome . . .' Wendy Peters we are your future . . . we listened . . . John Garand together for the last time . . . Neal Wiggin be good leaders . . . an Wally Spooner good followers . . . like . . . think of the kids iirst , , , we received our diplomas and awards . . . and that was it, The members of the first graduating class OfCO1'1fOOCOOk Valley Regional High School went off to do their thing. Our revels now are ended - Shakespeare THE TEMPEST Ym W , ran-u gciwojg :f SIHAVTCI QNX .DNVH W' IO S1uemggdr,u 'May the wind bca a1 was,y at your 'oactkn zfanfi your trz1i n s yifice true upon the traaikj H '1 ?'T' lpin the Lfnderg round 1eneratlon.,1.,, Q qSgJagQ 35039 ,,. ,S sgawcgi imp ANKEE lj SHI. ,f sf! f Bd '. ,- fr ff fb 3 73? ff w,ia.Qf 'J z ' ' mf W A. fl? by? Ma I ,A g '- jg of S , Para gm K L 1 1 as V 4 ,. , 4 1 i ,,,x' 13 M4 Ji UM, A FRUEND , ' E ' Love2 and Kisssezs, vfl 2Asm', fi 'J 1 madfw 7 Sch Of St- 5 , g f eseijk fi 1 1i?7'li' THE FRIENDLY FARM fl 'fx xx E4 4,v041 E f E iw U IA? tj: ' . p X w.x4 fee M Q5 0, E z v 'ui 10 A 0 1 : h ,V fiV1??Q!2jVyz 5' QT FT A 0ff i 6 A ZZ ' 4 4 sf UIQ W ig' W Z3-fiq2,,M 4 Ayr' I ref: 1' 'Z fb' if V 65 f BRG ww me N0 su- 'Tf,J uf: WRX? ,f Gs HI BUILD, 470, VILLAGE PH 59 wx C5 ,GAC RUSSELL CO MPAN 41 TILTON S ERVICE Q CENTER Qfffr 4 44,0 W9 Grove: Str cet 4 f 4 The yearbook wishes to thank the following parents for their kind support Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. Allen Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bastille Mr. and Mrs. Gordon K. Billipp Mr. and Mrs. David Bishop Bob and Janet Blanchette Kenneth and Mary Blood x Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Carney Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Melvin G. Clark Mr. and Mrs. John E. Drake Mrs. Floyd Cornwell Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Durgin Mr, and Mrs. Russell F. Eaves Mrs. Thomas H. 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J, ,P J, ,P Unconditionally Guaranteed for Seven Full Years Mark VII Watches Priced From Nothing Down - 331, 50 afweek SIMON'S OF PETERBOROUGH The Store of Fine Diamonds Quality for Quality Simon's ls Never Undersold Cong ratulations to the Senior Clas s of 1971 From All of Us ROLANB'S Esso Route 101 Peterborough, N. H. 924-3620 5 eris 1'7 2 UP COUNTRY ENTERPRISE House and Grounds Maintenance Old Houses a Speciality Old Jaffrey Road, Peterborough, N. H. 03458 E. G. FOULKE M. G. WAY 603-924-6826 Best Wishes to the Class of '71 WlLDER'S AUTO SERVICE WEST END MARKET Department Hardware Main St Store Store W t P t b h Henniker, N. H. Antrim, N. H. es e er OI-Oug I l Fred, Pat, and Steve Smith D1a1428'3256 Dlal 58843565 Pearl Teixeira and Noel Teixeira A.A.A. - Service - A, L,A. 52.5 - 3336 Tires Car Washing Batteries Brake Service Lubrication Motor Tune up Hancock, N. H. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF THE MOLLERS, INC. 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B. - BUSINESS BAND - SIDE BAND R.F.D. 4792 Peterborough, New Hampshire 878-2488 673-5387 4 he Pewter 5111113 CEEHQ PETERBOROUGH SHOPPING VILLAGE Peterborough, New Hampshire 03458 HALL'S CLOTHING The Place to Go for Brands You Know Ski and Sportswear 7 North Mast St. Goffstown, N. H. 03045 Area Code 603 497-4714 Peterborough Shopping Village Peterborough, N. H. 03458 Area Code 603 924-3078 fl Congratulations to the Class of 1971 GTE - SYLVANIA MINIATURE LAMP DIVISION Hillsboro, N. H. SIM'S PRESS INC Rt. 202 Peterborough, N. H. 924-3743 SILVER RANCH Jaffrey, New Hampshire 6-QIHUPKQ Lunch 12-2 Dinner 6-9 gg? Sb 1 fl Srnorgasbord S ' 1' Saturday 12-2 6-10 Sunday 12 -8 Closed Tuesdays Specializing in German Smorgasbords Frig 6-9 Sat. 6-10 Sun. 12-8 Restaurant Liquor License Rte. 101 West of Dublin, N. H. Tel. 563-6766 PHELPS PHOTO INC. Hillsboro, N. H. 603-464-3358 Congratulations from Congratulations to the Class of '71 HOPKINS GARAGE, INC. Pontiac Tempest - GMC Trucks QP 416,229 Q0 . Q, QQ, 29 G6 'ie J. M. MCCARTHY Contractor Tel. 503-7631 Dub-lin, N. H. 03444 Estate Maintenance RECORDS Compliments of - Rock Classic - Jazz - Folk Blues I' H' List Price Our Price GENERAL STORE 54. 98 53- 75 55. 98 34. 50 Fracestown, N. H. Compliments of A GRANDMOTHER Also Available Used Equipment Fully Reconditioned Bank Americard The Finest in Audio Equipment Sherwood, Garrand, ADC Sony, Rectilinear, LWE and Other Popular Makes MONADNOCK AUDIO INC. Z8 Main St. , Peterborough Telephone: 924-6040 Complimentsq of GCQDELI. COMPANY 00a'efl COr1gratulatiO1'1S - 1971 Congratulations 1971 from Was Our First Year, too Wasr1't It Great!!! LARRY NAY OUR TOWN REALTY INC. C Distributor of Holiday Magic try us, you'll like us' ffl in the World! Compliments of WIEDMAN'S SALES AT AND SERVICE CRQTCHED F NB Hn MOUNTAIN Compliments of YANKEE INC. mi ' fi? sf U I' l , i -1 u' SSE 'I P bl h of Yankee Magazine fEst, 19351 Th Old F rner's Almanac fEst. 1792J Th C p C d Compass fEst, 19471 d V N England B ks Congratulations to the Class of '71 THE AMERICAN GUERNSEY CATTLE CLUB Peterborough, N. H. 9,, K L,,. ,ge. Qi .4 lj. .ae Afft 4. , Suite 1 KING OF THE ROAD MOTOR INN Route 202 Peterborough, N. I-1, 03458 Telephone 603 924-682 l RIVERSIDE REALTY .TACK BURWICK, Broker ED LITHGCW, Assoc. RICHARD CLOUTMAN, Assoc. THE PETERSONS INC. lm o F ' .- iff 1 A , N .. V4 . ' W W Q4 jf! 5 . , ., ,W H -' -3 -. --1-F-'4 'i! - of G .Je Q 'Q -6 -' A - -- - nf- - - .. , I - JOHN J. MCKENNA Artesian Well Contractor Rotary Method Best Wishes Area Code 603 DR. Telephone 563-7611 Dublin, N. H. B. 5252 J3j3ipWQ5Li,ZifL'Jf WWW wg., www-WMA MW fffflga, ' adm? Z ,p! Z'5 f-1, 1 f HONEYWELL, INC E. .mm . Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 ' 55, 4i 3 fllikxxxx ' , ffl, 'f ' ' If Ulu Area Code 603 - 464-5557 HILLSBDRU. NEW HAMPSHIRE 03244 I l Congratulations C. E. LINDSAY School Transportation Radio Sta'fi01'1 Serving New Hampshire from the Heart of the Monadnock Region. WSCV The Voice of the Valley 1050 on your dial E. A. BISHOP CO. INC. Peterborough, New Hampshire Phone 924-3331 JUST CELEBRATED OUR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY 1920 - 1971 CARDIGAN SPORT STORE, INC. Athletic and Gymnasium Equipment for A11 Four Seasons woncesrsws GARABE, mc. TAXI - WELDING Dublin, New Hampshire Day Phone Night Phone 563-6421 563-6621 CHET WELLS L. K. MITCHELL Bristol, New Hampshire 744-2401 TOMACCHIO'S THREE WAYS Hillsborough, New Hampshire Congratulations to Class of '71 Compliments of WAYNO'S Compliments of THE COFFEE SHOP PETERBOROUGH SHOE STORE Peterborough, New Hampshire R ,eM if ri 0 as M W H 0 5 T 0 12' Eg L 9 Congratulations From BOB SHEA Congratulations From DUBLIN GENERAL STORE Compliments of BlLL'S BARBER SHOP Congratulations From ROY'S MARKET Peterborough, New Hampshire 20 Main Street 924-3101 Compliments of PETERBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Co1'porat1on MONADNOCK PAPER MILLS ington, New Hamps Compliments of HARDWICK INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Congratulations From RYMES HEATING OIL Antrim, New Hampshire 588-6868 Compliments of PROCTOR'S STORE UNITED FARM AGENCY Main Street Antrim, N. H. GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE at the foot of Crotched Mt. Ski Area Francestown, New Hampshire Telephone 603-588-2355 Luncheon 12-2 Dinner 6-9 Sunday 1-8 Closed on Monday Reservations Requested - Anna K. Yoss Chief Sitting Bull Compliments of DIAMOND ACRES DAIRY BAR Route 9 West of Hillsborough, New Hampshire A . W. PETERS, INC. Dealer in Gasoline and Heating Oils Z4 Hour Burner Service Peterborough, N. H. 03458 924-3953 A.W. PETERS YOU NAME IT DERBY'S INC. Peterborough Greenville WE'VE ' GOT IT THE SERVICE SHOP CHARLOTTE F. LOW, Proprietor 22 Main Street GILMAN'S GARAGE Dublin, N, H, Peterborough, New Hampshire 563-4611 I 1 924-3113 Dry Goods - Yarns - Notions - Dresses rrs 1 E XKJSQ x rv-14 'r' 2 x 5 ' w :R 'R' fy '1 We H' 'X 'L ', ., ffl Y 5 ar-'L P , ,, . X, . .I - , is E . -- v . Hr-A 'L' 11 A 3 ' , -lYAAw,!4B,5f ' rv. . X 2.1, .1 , NONIE S FOOD SHOP 4 1 Bakery and Luncheonette 1 Dial: 924-3451 1 Peterborough, N. I-I. 1 1 DYER DRUGS Union Square Milford Grove Street Peterborough Best Wishes from TRUFANT'S CLOTHING EDMUNDS HARDWARE Near and Neighborlyn Benjamin Moore Paints Hardware - Houseware - Gifts Antrim 588-6565 Qu 4' w 0 -W A , I -X A W - e 0 Y Qwsmj or ,FM W M rg V 5Z'eele'4 an hifi il ' 'I' . :fa ' r V 39 MAIN ST. PETERBOROUGH, N. H. 924-6169! f d ? f f 'QA lr 'G' ?? ff ita t Mn wGfwwf3: 5'E.i V f Dress 511 x , UP ff Q1 A 1 -'.. my ,- Zul- b all W.-. Q f -Q ,f ' it Psrsmaoaouex-z,N.H. 5 .f, L ,g-,. ' 32 Main Street T I 924 3423 Y' ' A3,ws ' ,A , - 3:1f '. THE VILLAGE 5,54 Q PHARMACY ,fx ff? f 46' '- I : O' .QQ 9:','0'O' 1 . R Qtpp I 1 We 'fb fl J 'N 1 Q1 1, , ,J N . Q S '21 fkwivojqg M , N Q agp I 2' Q 1 93 f ' 'W Best Wishes From ANTRIM LUMBER DUBLIN COMPANY OIL CO., INC. Dublin, New I-lamp shir e Telephone 563 - 7831 Al.BERTO'S Best Food by a Dam Site Italian Cuisine ALBERTO CUDDEMI, Proprietor Bennington, New Hampshire Telephone: 588-6812 Compliments of WAYNE'S TEXACQ Antrim, New Hampshire 588-2256 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Peterborough New Hampshlre EEWQ, ,.-1- 1115'- nil llll 1111 .,.,f-- YK xiii