Hollis Area High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Hollis, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1973 volume:

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It isn't easy to describe a man like this, so the senior class of 1973 would like to dedicate its Excali- bur to Micheal J. Fox. We hope that this dedication is a token of our appreciation for a job well done. I ' ily' y W siii ' ie ' ' Don't look away from the world-give yourself to it. ggi 1247? Q, . QE? Aw, Advisor - Mr. S. Lockwood Editor - Ted Russell Assis. Ed - Steve Doherty Assis. Ed - Ann Vickers Economic Advisor - Becky Hills K ' fb' 'wa l .f WM ' Q m ,M Some of the The Excalibur staff of 1973 thought that it was about time to change the overall appearance of the yearbook. Because of much effort and dedication on the part of many different people, we feel that we have met this goal. We would like to thank Mr. Arthur Whitty for his effort and time. We would also like to thank our advi- sor, Mr. Lockwood for the patience on his part to help us achieve our goal. We think that We have met a goal that no other staff has met - to produce a yearbook that the whole school can be proud of. Mr Arthur Whitty - Photographer Life's fairness is not always irrevocableg we can help bal- ance the scales for others, if not always for ourselves. f . fs We are me and I Wlu of , l A . .. :fin i lf . 1 , ,Z-V ' NWN - a . iw is K g ::: ,asa ,, - uf ,i -A, - R ..1s,,,. fi 5 141: i K -we 'mi-QS: if:.' xx :H . . Q N? EE 5 Axes? :X if in l . 7 iil A untqaonglfailgitliefg Look find some bg of yourself sas - A x , WR g, lg, D, arm.. . ii if A person does not lead by hitting people over the head that's assault, not leadership. p G ee e W h The harmony and balance of nature is one of the greatest lessons to all mankind. LAW My . I 3 ,W My ' 1? fig: :wg ' iw X . .35 Mis- DQFQWX l P atri ci a Alb erti ni www Mrs. Brenda ADMINISTR TIO Mr. RENEW THISYQA MITH A yy . EARBOt MR. PETER FINN Principal MR. RICHARD RILEY Guidance Counselor MRS. PATRICIA ALBERTINI Secretary MRS. DOROTHY TWITCHELL Secretary MRS MARION ORDE Cook MRS BRENDA WRIGHT Cook MRS NANCY MULCAHY Cook MR. MAURICE MARVELL Custodian ....- . in I 115 , ? -C MR. ROBERT WADLEIGH Maintainance Supervisor Mrs. Audrey Mm Mrs. Mary Lou Q 10 FACULTY MRS . AUDREY NORTHWAY Humanities MR. JAMES JOHNSTON Music MRS . INEZ MORRISON Nurse MRS. ANNE MCLAUGHLIN Science MRS. MARY LOU JACKSON Mathematics MR. JOHN VANDERHOOF Shop MR. GARRISON MARTELL Shop MR. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN Humanities MRS. CLAUDIA BENNETT Teacher Aide -'PJ Stanton Lockwood , J LM, ,mf FACULTY MRS . VALERIE MERRILL Science MR. GERALD WILKINS Industrial Arts MRS . BARBARA WILKINS Mathematics MR. OWEN MATTHEWS Science MR. ROGER MCENNIS I-Iumanities MRS. MARJORIE HUNT Home Economics MR. WILBUR BIGELOW Music MISS MARY Mc CA RTHY Mathematics MR. JOEL MITCHELL Humanities MR. STANTON LOCKWOOD Mathematics MRS . ELAINE DUBE Languages 'ft True words often seem paradoxical, bht no other form of teaching can take their place 14 X Asm Annum, Mr. Joel Mitchell -hi Y- ' mu if ' 5 f . E F CULTY MR. MICHEAL FOX Humanities MR. ROBERT MCCETTIGAN Assistant Principal MRS . LOUISE RANKINS Foreign Language MR. JAMES HAWKINS Science MR. JOEL MITCHELL Hmnanities MR. GERALD RINEHART Humanities MRS . JANE THURLOW Typing MISS ELAINE APOSTOLOS Humanities MR. DONALD BRENNAN Science if f ' K? 1 si 'Q' ig. ,N 'wx has 5, QW 2 Y 1 , ,W , 'Z' I 'fy' V -Lf. 1 2 2: f YJ if 2 f if Q f i 17 F CULTY MRS . SUSAN TESTA Mathematics MRS . NIKKI KARAVAS ILIS Foreign Language MRS. MARY RUSCH Art MRS. KATHERINE COLLINS Teacher Aide MRS . MARJORIE HUNT Home Economics MRS. CHARLOTTE PREVOST Assistant Librarian MISS NANCY WOOD Reading MRS . EDITH MARCH Librarian 222 Q X pu- ,L,,, I 1.1 There's nothing you can make that can't be made . . . Nothing you can save that can't be saved . . . Nothing you can do but you can learn to be you It's easy. Lennon S Mc Cartney X-f 3' 1 5 if S' . fffl by saw x, sw , 3 , 1 .y, , : .M 3 's nfs- Q , , Ag , , 4 A-, 'NV'-'57L ' DAVID ORDE I feel more like I do now than when I first came in. J.V. Basket- ball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3,45 I.A. Club 1, Student Council 3,4. BECKY HILLS To wait is to find what you truly want. Basketball 1, 2. Class Sec. 4. Ski Club 1. Pep Club 1. Crisco Award 1. Yearbook 3, fi- nance Mngr. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. LINDSAY DRISKO Little by little people begin to come to the rue de Fieurus to see the Mattisses and the Ce'zannes. Track 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 I.V. Basketball 13 Soccer 3,45 Student Council President 3, 4, Student Council 3,45 Class Presi- dent 2. BILL STILES To live is to be happy, to be happy is to live. Cross Country 1 Soccer 2, 3,45 J.V. Basketball lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice President 4. EVA HOGAN I am in earnest, I will not equivocate, I will not excuse, I will not retreat a single inch, and I will be heard! Class Pres. 3, 4, Spanish Club V.P. 3, Yearbook Sec. 45 Girl's Basketball 4, Chair- man S.C. Activities Comm. 4. DOT CALKIN Someone, I tell you-will re- member us. Ski Club lg Class V.P. 1. 20 KEVIN LAW It's not good to wake a sleep- ing lion. Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Soccer 35 Cross Country 15 French Club 1. SCOTT BROWN I have found you an argument, but I am not obliged to find you an understanding. J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 I.A. Club 1. PAM SPAULDING Pretending can lend life a special sort of enchantment, but there comes a time when only the real you will do . . . Class Tres. 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 3,4. 1 5 . l a 1 I 4. GAIL KRONK lf you listen to my music you will hear my song, for 'those who sing pray twice'. Class President 1, 25 Class Representative 1, 2, 45 Glee Club 1, 3,45 Varsity Cheer- leading 1, 2, 35 Music Aide 4. 5. STEVE DOI-IERTY Schools have so much learning because the freshmen take a little in and the seniors take none out, so it accumulates through the years. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 C Chess 1,45 Yearbook 1, 2, 3,45 I.A. Club 3. 6. LYNNE BARRETT You've got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart . . . Varsity Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 1 and Yearbook Staff 4. 1 . JUNE MORAN 2. 3 4 5 6. And it's whispered that soon, if we all call the tune, then the piper will lead us to reason. And a new day will dawn, for those who Stand long and the forests will echo with laughter. Varsity Cheer- leading 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Class Secretary 35 and Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4. PETER WATTON Don't speed through life. Baseball Manager 25 Ski Club 1. TOM CHAPMAN Here and there a soldier fell in the ranks, and the gap was filled in silence. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 45 Ski Team 25 Winter Track 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club Pres 3. DALE PAINE lf you look into the mirror, and it laughs at you . . . Soccer 2, 3,45 J.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 V. Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Class V.P. 1. MARGOT SIPE But all my words come back to me in shades of mediocrity, like emptiness in harmony I need someone to comfort me. . . Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 1, 2,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 15 Newspaper 1, 2. CINDY DAVIS Smile and the world smiles with you. Yearbook Staff 45 Var- sity Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 1. wf .,, av 11 ff iw if, ffl' W 1152 we 2. Z 'W 4 7 ,gg W f 'Q Q., , 2 if E at V. 'W 'iw 2 as J, 5,4 ,,.. .,,w .ft h em :A mf if-ff if ROBIN MORRISON Blessed are they who have the gift of making friends, for it is one of God's best gifts. Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Yearbook 25 S.C. Sec. 3,45 Class Sec. 25 French Club 1, 2. TED RUSSELL An argument is the longest distance between two points of view. Yearbook Editor 45 Year- book Staff 35 Cross Country 45 Spring Track 3, 45 Winter Track 45 Ecology Club 35 Teacher Aide 35 A.V. Aide 2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3, 4. BILL F ORRESTER Science is a first rate piece of furniture for a man's upper chamber - if he has common sense on the ground floor. Soccer 3, 45 Spring Track 2, 3,45 J.V. Basketball 1, 2. JANICE TROW 1s not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves . . . Pep Club 2,45 Yearbook 45 Gir1's Basketball 4. STEVE PITMAN Live today as if it were your last. Newspaper Staff 1, 25 Soccer 45 Cross Country 15 JV Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 3, 45 Ski Club 15 Media Aide 45 I.A. Club 1, 2. CATHI PIKE Together we will play our passions free as butterflies, then I will paint the paths of our memor- ies With the pastels of laughter. RON PELLETIER Everything comes if a man I will only work. ANNALEE ROOD The world is a wheel, and it will all come 'round right. JOHN GRAY Don't laugh, God hasn't fin- ished with me yet. J.V. Basketball 25 j.V. Cross country 15 Baseball 25 V. Track 1, 35 Soccer 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Winter Track 3. SUE MCINNIS As I trip through the vastness of the inconspicuous matter called my mind, I will sip wines of ex- perience, and smoke incenses of peace. Ski Club 15 S.C. Repre- sentative 1 . ll 5. JIM MCELROY Better late than never5 Better never late. Soccer 35 Spanish Club 3. 6. PAT WRIGHT Faith is the substance of things hoped for the evidence of things not seen. Chess Club 15 Pep Club 15 Yearbook Staff 4. 24 GLENN I-IIGGINBOTI-IAM Trust is the basis of a good friend. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, JV Bas- ketball 1, 25 Soccer 3,4. BET SY SAUNDERS If we only have love then to- morrow will dawn and the days of our years will rise on that morn. Pep Club 1, 2,45 French Club 1, 2, Yearbook 4. NANCY ARCHAMBULT- fFredj With each fleeting moment, a cloud passed by like thoughts in my mind, soon to come and go, but the thought you'l1 never know. . , . L4 wr -. Eg ' t tg 9' .fi CARL HILLS A good many things go around in the dark besides Santa Claus. Cross Country 13 J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Baseball Manager 2. MARTIN WOOD That's the most ridiculous thing I ever heard. Baseball 3,45 Varsity Soccer 4. KITTY BROWN Time is but a stream we go a- fishin in . . . Softball 1, 3, 45 Varsity Cheerleading 4. Glee Club 1. 25 vw LINDA PIKE Silent as a tiny snowflake falls, destined never to be known. JEFF SHATTUCK The devil does a nice business for such a lousy location. WENDI HERNE Seek first the kingdom and all other things shall be added to you. Spanish Club 2, Pres, 45 Chess Club 4. . PAT SOMMERS You have not converted a man because you have silenced him. Ski Club lg Ski Team 1, French Club 1, 23 Chorus 4. 5. DAVID BUSWELL 12 years in 13:92'XJ. 26 N ANN PIKE In her eyes there is the dusts of a smile, soon she will blossom within the serenity of your thoughts. KURT LOZEAU Let every man's hope be in himself. Chess Club 1. I 3. , 4. 5. 1 I ,W 25255 ' 'fffgf i E554 , 'V DON MATHEWSON It is much easier to be criti- cal than coarse. 1.A. Club 1, 2, 3. KATHY MCSHEA Our lives are shaped by those who love us and by those who refuse us. Pep Club 1,45 Yearbook Staff 2, 3. IRVING CABLE To entertain some people all you have to do is listen. J.V. Basketball 1, I.A. Club 1,2, 3,4. GINGER DIXON Soft and fragile, you hold the key to nature. Crack! A new beginning. GARY SHUTT Imagination is more impor- tant than knowledge. I.A. Club 1, 2. GEORGE PINEO, I told you I could do it. GEORGE DIXON Tiz better to be silent and thought to be dumb, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. l.A. Club 1, 2, 3. STEVE WHITCOMB A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. Track 1. WAYNE GEORGE I for one am grateful for the courage of youth. I do not see how anyone could say it is Godless. I ?vs?3igQ' ix 'fx 'r u.,,4 or ff. fa l f's','1 1 4' a w , Q 'fx , yt , ffm? v 02 WY Yr WM ,47 GAIL MOORE Some learn from experience, others never recover. JOHN GOULDING Don't be too anxious about tomorrow. Live one day at a time. Baseball 3,43 Soccer 3,4. MARK FESSEDEN I use not all the brains I have, but rather all that I can borrow. DEBBIE VonIDERTINE Now. . .I can see him in the morning, I can see him in the stars at night. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. JOHN KING CI-IECKMATE! ! ! Photog. Club 2. Chess Club 4. A.V. Aide 4. Yearbook 45 and soccer manager. ROBERT CLARK A good leader is doing his job when half of the people are follow- ing him and half are chasing him. his ' .N .9 Fi W H',e:'f6.5 va FD sa 6 Q W 0 Gigzxl ,. .. fs 5 , 1 ,Mg - 1 ,f .fs-, 4. 59 J ...r 'S 9 4355.1 i - 5 V9 Q 0 e .1 gigifrfgj ,SB be lu ' ' Q21 '9 equal SUE SULLIVAN Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change to road you're on. GARY HATFIELD Criticism of your contempo- raries is not criticism, it iS conversation. DAWN AUSTIN No . . . problem! Chess Club 1 . FRANCIS DOUGI-IERTY In ashes of despair, though burnt, shall make thee live. I.A. Club 1, 2, 3,4. KATHY VEALE For still there are so many things that I have never seen, in every wood, in every spring, there is a different green. Yearbook 1,45 Science Club lg Drama Club 3 LOU ANN KING ' You have to believe in happi- ness, or happiness never comes. Girl's Basketball Mngr. 3,45 Ski Club 1, Yearbook Staff 4. LYLE LUCIER judging man by his kindness, and not by his strength. K Q 3 5 BARBIE ARNOLD No man is the whole of him- self, his friends are the rest of him. Band 1, 2, 3,4,G1ee Club 1, 2, 3,4. 6 SEAN NEARY Virginia is for lovers. Band 2, 3,45G1ee Club 2,3,4. JOHN PENNUCCI Opinions are flexible preju- dices. Cross Country 1, 2, 33 Spring Track 1, 2. ROBERT FYFE If anything is worth doing, it is worth telling someone how to do it well. A.V. Aide 1, 2, 3. BETSY PITMAN Happiness was made to be shared . Yearbook Staff 2, 3,45 Pep Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4. STEPHANIE WALTER VVhy worry about tommorrow, It will be gone the day after. Glee Club 2, 3,4. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. BARBARA WINTER All that we love deeply becomes a part of us. KAREN NESTOR Silence is Golden. BOB MEUSE Be not simply goodg be good for something. I.A. Club 1. RICHARD TOWNE Fame is just a seat on a ferris wheel. DAVID PRATT Get with the program but don't let it get you down! JOHN WARD Anybody who would go to a psychiatrist ought to have his head examined. ff W y,ff M' We do not need words. Our eyes speak, and our touch reveals. Each new day we discover new beauty in silence, of each other. .six :wg i , 4 :-i. f RF ix YS Afgiifgiki-555Y 4 QMQK A- X :':??Eh?ES?:?':':5i?::?i:E:?'f555iS1E: X X - ' an .,. x v. af + 1 H ':' f vga 4' M va ... J Q if if VY SW 1 r ,U x + M-F , W few-4.3 ., H ' ff n-.mn-Q ,JW V31 ,, xivy- RW' W, HWE, THE IOR .gw Iam he.. . As you are he. . As you are me... And we are all together. f sezgmfszs 1.-E.-11 .. r 1 T, . , - l . K f . R , . P . L'ss?2s?gsf'5saiQgs-gp. ' ' . K K ,, . .M .. ,, . M ' - ' x Q W W.. ......... S H . - . .. J . ilbfigfskw2fS5g5iZ5?a:1zi2iw SSW?--21 I ' Hssggsagfgi Qivsfif-f ff f fw - . . . . - f--f - .. ., .. .Q QV: - , T ' K N ' ' .. JJ..-f N ' ,. L Q' r,. -N. ...,::,,,-Qk,.5w,.. If ...Q .mf X R - 2 , - . MX . . 355: f f .. . Q X Q: 'Qi ' f6fX21L5f!'3i?5w? Q1 , K K, .::.sxN. - . 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Who shines while light and waits to How everything still turns to gold. . And if you listen very hard. . . The tune will come to you at last. . When all are one and one is all. . To be a rock and not a roll. jimmy Page show 35 fi S rx rf E Q as 37 RATED X NO UNE UNDER EIGHTEEN ALLOWED TO VIEW WITHOUT A PARENT BEST LOOKING rde Lynne Barrett TEA T1 I if 39 EdwardArnoldMichae1BallouFredBent GayeBickmoreKentBirchl-iimbe-rlyB1 ac kstockMaryBoydLenaBoyerSusananigh HmMarkBrownStephanieBurnsCatherin eBut1erLindaCarmenAr1enechristian aenKevinDadolyKevinDenehyAnitaDer ieCynthiaDonoghyKatherineDriskcoA nneDyerStephenFaitBarryFlemmingGr antFountainDianeGaudetDeborahGayR ichardG1overJanetGrigasPatriciaGu itrierLarryHammondMarkHansenBrookH igganbothamRobinHomo1eskiStevenHo arGaryJanvrinLanceJohnson CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Joyce Wright V. Pres. Rick Stauble Sec. Holly Morrison Treas. Kathy Drisko Bob Stiles Rep. Anne Dyer Rep. 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You are trained for austere attitudes. Sublimation. . . 3 45 .H H nm, 2 A ': ' ---fly ,. , ' AA' 1 0 WWMM AV,W,,, . ,,,,,g a 1 4 Vx 'a And 1t's wispered that soon if we all call the tune. Then the piper will lead us to reason. And the new day will dawn For those who stand long. And the forests will echo with laughter. 3 S K inf- 213 J Q 3, 'fail A , , :,.s,:,: , gg?-Ji Q He, 5 f fs fu S .f 2 -f , if f 3 P r Q S 1 Q t i 5 sk 33, H fminsf ,Q -,,A an 5 'ff Y z fi? H A 3, 9 f if iw P.. They Talk of the dignity of work Bosh! The dignity is in leisure. Q The world is a beautiful place to be born into if you don't mind happiness not always being so much fun. If you don't mind a touch of hell now and then just when everything is fine because in heaven they don't sing all the time. The world is a beautiful place to be born into - if you don't mind some people dying all the time - which isn't half so bad if it isn't you. Oh the world is a beautiful place to be born into if you don't mind a few dead minds in the higher places g Or a bomb or two - now and then in your up- turned faces, or such other improperties as our v brand-name society. Yes, the world is the best place of all for a lot of things - such as making the fun scene and making the love scene and making the sad secene and having inspirations and waking up from life and walking around - looking at everything and smelling flowers, and even thinking, and kissing people, and wearing pants, and waving hats, and dancing, and going swimming in rivers in the middle of the summer and generally just living it up . Yes but then - right in the middle of it all comes the smiling mortican Lawrence Ferlighetti .W 2 qv ,. ,, U . M 1-2 , . .. W . 1225 V- 'if .. P : .'ffE,- ' ' L - S 'Q xy 4 X N w Q: -S, W , 1 1 YM They which run in a race run all, but only one receives a prize. So run that you may obtain. E i E s x 1 A 1 2. 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G2ugiiHZf.1U'm Web of Pbefp '-WYOW' m V' w ' ww , ,, , h . . .ey - '. s'2i f k'L' , 9 -5 ff 'R ,' i L 1 M!AAnd when 1t'5 , Ve1', y f -ave ,3,01-WW un, , ny? ,iso ' 5 o,L V, V 'L f -if A J f - x xi, ' A - ,..,-, , -Ig -' N L ,,'A . ' T 47 4 f f.'61H??f5gQffG91fwni,-n ,.',-- ,,., :pg MH, A ,f L f we 1 ' , , mwp ,flu i i ?g5gVifVi- ,f1q.em,:f,.1 ,-,, ,.,L I ,, is V-gg? W '44 V -1m:2.',,- ,yi R fiimgjgsy' Lkhr NQVWW J M gf' 'f'??4'i'm1i'- I ,ff-i-ro w 45 5 ., 5 K . 'ZA -M,,Q,,,,,m.,q A 153 are .ll 'ff' 'k 5 wwf- -- H eeye 1 eyye ' ' ,oyy 211 y 5 ' L , :7 15 f. c':P:??5:fZ-EEZ: , '51-I '-'Y f-,'. 7ffff'5Efi'i'.m.-?,. N.-V 'Y h:T:'.1y'v y o y ,W QS,1'ffi6:,V5f AL,, ' ff'7'?1',A wi? -5 KLQQQSQTQ,'V3ifE,gQgf?i'f,5Wif'Tl y y ey ' M LLL' w eeey l 60 I Y fm, ' ' The past 1972 Cross Country season had a very respectable rec- ord of 7-3-1. However, despite a good showing all year, the har- riers suffered a mental letdown. The loss to Woodsville, a Class M team, in the State Meet, broke a string of Class M victories dating back to 1969. This year's state meet team had had only one senior, Tom Chap- man, who ran well all season. The rest of the State Meet team will be returning. They are: Ken Gurski, Kid Denehy, Gregg Ginet, Mike Goulder, Brian Spence and Mark Russell. Others runners on the team were: Tim Ballard, Ted Russell, Andy Pennucci, Mark LaVerne, Charles Spinney, Bret Fusco, Steve Lapierre, John Chislett and Dave Avery. The managers were Bob Stiles and Mark Thompson. Dvtldcbncm f f: -ek! ,L I I 215,55 -1- wfi ' gif' vzzgjia, K Q is 'E I wf I a 4 A asa, ,FQ year, the -, Wy' ',.m,,. 'Q fn ,E L, I Ii, dim? ties 14. fm, N ,wg fs. ia -I ,gfff- .fw,s Q, , J - -wg ,g yf - ,, 5 -f -, ff, , ,, ,US W M f .Q xr. I , KVVV, ,WW t .www , iw HOLLIS MASCENIC HOLLI S CONANT HOLLI S WILT ON HOLLIS HILL SBORO HOLLI S DERRYFIELD HOLLI S MILFORD HOLLIS CONANT HOLLIS WILT ON HOLLIS HILL SB ORO HOLLI S MILFORD HOLLIS DERRYFIELD Hi The genius does what he wants- While the talented person does what he can Q 1 . if es 'Q-.. Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis ..-?' 89 Mascenic 76 Conant 84 Winnisquam 71 Wilton 69 Merrimack 65 New Market 55 I-Iillsbvro, 67 Sanborn, 43 ,H . . 8 84 85 75 81 64 8 Sty Niasie Conant New Market Wilton 80 Hillsboro 88 Mascenic 83 St. Marie 54 Merrimack - Tournaments - 60 Wilton 58 Oyster River 53 Woodsville so he eiiei gow muh f xv Q is if sf, ri 25 in 'E .h if if 4 We kgkiik h o h 30 A , , , if ', f if ,W,.,,. ,Q u .. , V ew I ,',, n n X 'Wg' Ivv n I K ,,,A: K . N Ll i h know You mike The varsi team ohieiiiekii ai fine re lar season record' ofwli iiii M 'ty l Z f l fg siho 4 311 o e 17 - 2, with only two from Class I teams: lane and Merrimack. 'Thisiyeer will see six seniors the team: Dale Paine, Dave Orde, Kev Law, Scott Brown, , Lindsay Drisko and Bili Stiles. The team was supported by a h fine bench consisting of Dan Martin, Steve Spaulding, Brook Higginbotham, Mort Goulder, Bob Smith, Keith Bull and Kid Denehy. With the help of moral support from the cheerleaders as well as the spectators, next ye:-1r's team will undoubtedly have a fine season. 67 39 6 S S Q , S W L S , K 5 sn S , S 5 S S X S Q uk S, , S , XS S S , f uf 8 S 5 75 h 3 mf ,.L. i . . AL X, LJ,.q ,, .,, :W W v H M. .Q . :U n i , i M ' ' . N ' r X ,,.. N .... -U X.VA , H Y M ' W ifiiig ., , -f , If xt 'ff' S 1 A , L3 W.W,,MMWw , - X Q K1f dm 5 ,ii gl sw ......n..,.,...,..........,MW,W Mw... , - ik. ,AM,.,,,......,- . l,..., Q 5 S B S S w S S HW S S AND THE CROWD ROARED ,MHZ MM With the help of the cheerleaders and bleachers upon bleachers of spectators Qeven at away gamesj, the Cavaliers obtained a con- siderable amount of moral support. This really helped their ability to play, even under great stress. Juv rw .. Y If gy N 8 11. ...if W9 'L vf.-' A , V 1 , A L 'T 5 ff H? M 4 'l.2,,, . I s at Q5 ' Y My , GW: l A A ::V. V I, ws fi. V A453211 ' 1- S, , ' N V f 1 ,f ?f,:'f'. ' . ,ml WR 4' X, W ,W Min V' LL ,oy 'i' fi: ' EPM f 2 1 Q Lf ah VV f The varsity cheerleaders got off to a bad start this year, but managed to restore such pep and en- thusiasm that they lifted the moral support of both team and Spectators. Four seniors will be leaving this year: Lynne Barrett, Margot Sipe, Kitty Brown and Cindypavis. Their endless efforts over the years is greatly appreciated and will be missed next year. The remaining members of the squad will do their best to continue next year: Deb Gay, Diane Gaudet, Mary Boyd, and Arlene Christiansen. We hope that they will carry over their school spirit and do a good job of supporting the varsity teams next year. A ,.. s':'.'i r f . fi M 2, LM -- yg gX0 - 1 g Y f E , ,V My ' ,,?Z?f,s, fi- EA ,gif y ,,y, ' ,IEW -74225 12 f My fbfiff, H AW H ' ,Z .V fy '- ' -' V , s, , V 151 f V K ,,s,,,,, ,5V, VV-V,,,V - 4 V V yn s ,A ,V , ,.,.,, .W ww- www Q -:'fgg'52w-:V52f'.4 , nf f, f X gif Qif le f Q 3 912 Mfff E wg M 4?-11'ff.v' 4 V of 2 f W , f ff ! 7 y at ,, ' A V , H , f,VV fwiwggs-e'VV -,irlffsk fa ' tnfrf- nl . 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JA, 5 za V 1 'A ifqfbwkai S ! , W ,, 59' W - A if FQ ,Q 3 rj nu Em Q- an my 'AGLLM -V 9 I 5 , ,,,, ,. ns.: Q. ga 2 3 5 sl 1 W , uc, Jw If av J 3 A 45:34 ' .far ' LS' ,3 ur'!'2',' gz fig ,. nr 9' f 13 2 ' . 'X 2 9' f uf 5 v 'N ,sf .. K , c. SSS With coach Joel Mitchell at the helm the rela- tively inexperienced I.V. team sailed to a 15-4 season which is quite a respectable record consid- ering the competition our boys faced this year. Compared tothe encounters of past years, the con-f tests our tejgiiifwere involved liiiiyfere savage to the finisheiequiring the valiaht efforts of Fresld? o ..Y f man John Drisko and sophomore Craig Broussardg smlh g among others. These two probably contributed most to the overall success of the team though we would certainly let it be known also that the team's i victories cameonly through great teamwork. Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis H0l11S Hollis Hollis Holhs Hollis Hollis 61 ' f. , w ,z ,-Ll..1 1, ,Sl 54 23 66 47 40 f MQSGQNC r Wilton: i Merrimack New Market Hillsboro Sanborn Tixnberlane Wifw-issuam Cereal lshs sis New Market Wilton Hillsboro Mascenic Sanborn ss zs ' 44 . ' 29 ' 47 42 46 ss se so ' ss 31 ' 54 37 es se Hollis 45 st. Marie 42 ' c ccsvchccv 41 ' 44 Hollis .man 'NJ fu How 'Q 5 CHRLS' BASKETBALL S 4 2, A A N ,-rf, K S L The girls' team put forth an excellent effort spirited by the exceptional coaching of Mr. Rinehart to wind upwtheir season with an impressive 12-2 record. Though the girls were stymied by Newfound in the tournament semi-finals the record they compiled left no doubt that all were proud to have: Janice Trow, Eva Hogan, Carolyn Luce, Kathy Drisko, Joyce Wright, Anne Dyer, Gaye Bickmore, Molly O'Shaughnessy, Sue Loskamp, Peggy Woods, Cathy Marcum, Beth Ann Gay, Bonnie Gay and Kathy Dyer repre- sent Hollis High as members of a superb basketball team. 75 Hollis 59 Mascenic Hollis 45 Conant Hollis 28 Mt. St. Mary Hollis '35 Milford Hollis 3 1 Wilton Hollis 38 Hillsboro Hollis 40 Mt. St. Mary Hollis 42 Bromf ie ld Hollis 46 Conant Hollis 46 Milford Hollis 48 Wilton Hollis 18 Bromfield Hollis 3 1 Hillsboro Tournament Play Hollis 44 Weare Hollis S3 Farmington Hollis 22 Newfotmd JR. x HIGH CAVALIERS in Z2 H-Vi my wt' 'WON Y0v're'E!v.a Bfglvu an LQ! M, ,, H a to know Your M K Z wo l osx-4 'SH - ji 'Vk'V A A l lsslds J dlsss Hollis Hollis Hollis . Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis Hollis St. Patfs Derry Windham Fairgrounds Derry Hudson Fairgrounds Londonderry Pelham Spring St. Hudson Pelham Londonderry Windham S S ' .imkno Q l ou Y-1..,,,, W ,, alba! 2 f 77 ffisil-mm. . 'ni , Harrv...Iv Mr. Twitche11's Jr. High Cavaliers played 14 games, ending the '73 season with 7 wins and 7 losses. Although they played schools much larger than they, Hollis was always a challenge to every team. The five: Eric Kronk, Craig Lawrence, Bob Lutz, Ken Hall and john Montesi were helped by joe Spence, Tom Wilkins and the rest of the 16 players. Eric Kronlc led the team in re- bounds while Craig Lawrence led in scoring. The team has had a good season and plans to have a good one ahead. JV. CHEER LEADERS Wk wav, 4 ii www Wwwzw w , 5 uv QE , ,. y if 9 f , G i 9 , f Wgp 7 .gf l W ff ,A ,W M51 A 'E Q L zf' V ' A -lzi 1'A2 ,A if K J vlvmlw I Q Vrizy ww it WH 1 A H H V7 , Nye ,V,, f P Y' , ,V ,w,q fi W4 E ' 1 -NV -.um Ib Wm AWK? 45 W ' H , . gg V' N 1 r . .4 -ff .W , 1- Q f If - X f ' 25 , M f trrg,w'l'aftf-WB, ' Y, A V fs '- .iffy W , I ff ,X W ,, if, fl f ff N- .V rf fry- A l 1' ' f ff ,, iZ'Iff2El'2i' ff X y t ', iff' ' Iv 'ow' y 5 . ,Q .-.Z 1 .'.,..- . . 4' pg-L 'Six -' 1 I f ., :xy V.: A frfgff, r tif if I1 iff 'f 3 , .. ' iff -' . ,ZX QQ Q If W f I V ,f , 'M' ' ' ,jf ' w' vp, fp, ' . ff ' , Q- r aw, A typical type of recreation at Hollis High. A 5 g. I f E. . tfzyil No. . . You can't have your yoyo back. Oops. . . I'11 slam the puck down that SSQFWSMCQ throat. P, -1 1 Did I hear somebody say that they wanted to go another round? 4 hunbl' Aff!! 5-Y' 4 2' as-f M- ,.wm....M.,,h,... A - Interesting class? Can I stay after school tonight mom? Give me a break t N , There were the good timesg there were little things-things that we will forget with time. Many years from now a picture will refresh our memories. ,.,, , ? 3 ,W , LWW., My 'A mm may L.,,kV , my 1, V af, , W ' ' 1 M ,, ,7 E , 'f V L, ,yt GATE CITY SPORT CENTER, INC. Seller of Benelli and Polaris Amherst St. Nashua, N.H. 03060 889-4763 or 883-1 152 F. J. WOOD L E C0REY,S Fresh fruit 8L vegetables ' ' gunshop 8: supplies Main Street, Brookline, N.H. LORDEN OIL CO- open Thurs., Fri., Sat., 8: Sun. 2 PM to 9 PM 465-2267 673-4058 Fed. Lic.if02-398 American Standard Heating - Cooling Buying - Selling or Real Estate as a Career H I Y I 77 T call H R THE SIMONDS OF HOLLIS REALTORS 465-2296 465-7896 VILLAGE BARBER SHOP BROAD STREET Esso men lcgigiinst ladies 465-2202 Service Station Ralph W. Porter, Jr., Prop. , 103 Broad St., Nashua WHITCOMB S RESTAURANT 889-9847 Rt 13 Brookline, N.H. 85 BOOSTERS Tricky Dicky Mr. 8a Mrs. R. G. Christiansen Liz 8c Valerie Marvell Gunky Charles M. Twitchell A. Nancy Wood 7 Legion Barber Shop S l5 Main Street Mr. 8a Mrs. Don Frank QSTEREOCENTER 19 PROCTOR HILL ROAD HOLLIS, N.H. 03049 Congrats from THE YANKEE DOODLER Rte. 13 Brookline, N.H. THENESRINC. Cafeteria Style Restaurant West Hollis Rd., Route lll, West Nashua tel. 882-7682 Why must people leave the people that they have found kind? I don't know but there you go, we'll meet again sometime. - Jerry Rinehart from But There You Go uCLASSOF74' HOLLIS AUTO SERVICE Auto Repairing and Towing Service Lawrence J. Lingley Hollis, N.H. phone 465-2545 NASHUA DRIVING SCHOOL Fischer-Langille Qualified, Patient 8L Courteous Driving Instruction Standard - Automatic Classroom 108 W. Hollis St. Nashua 882-0946 HAMMAR HARDWARE 35 Railroad Square Nashua, N.H. phone 603-882-5123 BASIL F. MASON sand gravel loam stone septic systems dug - wells - backhoe 8: dozer work - trucking 206 South Merrimack Road R.F.D.9i 2 Milford, N.H. 03055 465-7892 PATRONS Eleanor Lund A. deMontigny Inc., Jewelers A stitch in time makes a nice present YARN-O-RAMA Best Wishes to the Class of 73 Nashua ARTHUR WHITTY BROOKLINE VARIETY SHOP Creative Photography Rt. 13 Brookline, N.H. Where the Customer Comes F irst Congratulations Class of 1973 NASHUA TELEGRAPH CANDLE SHED GIFT SHOP N.Hfs Largest Evening Newspaper Rl- 13 South Now in over 24,000 homes 60 Main Street, Nashua, N.H. 03060 882-2741 Brookline, N.H. open: Tues. - Sun. 10AM - 4PM Chris 8: Rena Wyatt DON FRANK HAIR STYLIST Berkshire Country Inn Nashua, N.H. Good Luck Class of 73 Compliments of NASHUA MALL BARBER SHOP open 9AM to 9PM LOCKE'S ICE CREAM Hairstyling - Razorcutting 8: regulars APPLE JACK Custom Leather, BIG BEAR SKI AREA paintings, odds 8: ends Colony Terrace, Ogunquit, Me. Rt. I3 Brookline, N.H. 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