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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1974 volume:

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V Jaya FIA.-1 ff I ,, ,yi u Hi idx -2 s , E314 I 'Jiswse-1 x 3' ,HW J ,L f-e.1--- W., -,f - xx ' L J- gf f K ,- u 1, .A x V V44 7 , . Q ,ws A x , :Q I . ik Q A .-L . A - ' ,au J.-my, 2 -X - , A p - fi' J in-1 ' . Q , L -gg-,LL I, 1,1 3 fr Ny K r -f -, ,Q ,A ', - , ' 'V K L Y ' fg'A'if ' 'I s 8 - wiuvw.-L11 i 5, We are, all of us, molded and remolded by those who have loved us no love, no friendship, can ever cross the paths of our lives without leaving some mark upon them forever. M. C . Escher Puddle MR. JOHN MCLA UGHLIN Reiteration is momentary. . . ' While remembrance is everlasting DEDIC ATION A teacher's true worth cannot always be measured, But a teacher's ability to relate to his students, His concern and thoughtfulness for those around him, Is likely to be most remembered. We feel that john McLaughlin is one of these teachers. ln his five years at Hollis, john has shown himself to be 1 Both a friend and a teacher, on the soccer field and in the classroom. There is no doubt in our minds that he will be remembered. Therefore, the Senior class of 1974 hopes that through this Dedication we can convey to Mr. McLaughlin some of our Appreciation for the friendship he has shown so many of us. 3 4 Editors' Note 'Q KV YZ 'Q-ew ES' FU.: 'VS its mp- 33 '52 '55 f- EZ 3552 '10-Ill-I Q5 s-55 sz So P-U mm 2.5- P42 N Q. E -5 3 O u 0 JG :1 3 :1 O 3 0 3 2 in 'E O U E' 3 -Zi 'E 4.1 td .-Ci 4-1 EMORIES... Summer leaves and autumn falls, People here and gone, And the nighttime brings the sunshine Time keeps moving on. Why must people leave the people That they have found kind? I don't know, but there you go We'l1 meet again sometime. I think of things we've done together, The places we have known, In the joys and in the sadness Together we have grown. A lyrical remembrance of Mr. Rinehart rather than a visual one. N I S T R A T I 0 N WUWIUEQ X 1. A joke never gains over an enemy, but often loses a friend. 2. This is the only tie I have! ing? It never was worthwhil so pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag, and smile ' ll smile, smile! 4. If the socks aren't full don't try to fit them in the shoe! 5. May I interrupt please? 6. You pinch me one more time... 3. Wha.t's the use of worry- e 1 . Hold it, nobody goes anywhere! Tonight's as- Signment will be 8-12, 19, 20. 21, on page 318, 2. Bridge in the library at three. 3. How many pages do you have done? 4. I was working in my lab late one night. . . 5. You never hide your smile or turn away from a confused mind. 6. There is no teaching until the pupil is brought into the same principle in which ou are the benefit. In acfzcal i X films 1. 5 minutes left, it's time to clean up. Don't forget to brush off your desk! V' 2. Is Kid Denehy in the Gym- again? 3. Gir1's woodworking-NEV- ER AGAIN! ! ! N J 4. Charity begins at home. L 6. O.K. smartie-- you flunk! The Ifrench are wiser than they seem and the Spaniards seem wiser than they are. 1. The following people have overdue hooks. . . 2. START TO Worui. .. START TO woRK. . .START TO WORK. . . 3. Music is the universal language and love is the key. . . 4. Oh. . .it's so hard to explain. 5. He he he 6. It's time to clean up people. Phgslcal Eclucoilon HH: X When you work you fulfill a part of eart.h's furthest dream. Old principals never die, they just lose their faculties. 8:15 Chaos has come again. Good 01' spike COLLINS an XX M Work is what you make it. about. . . Did I ever tell you the one ...sail Wonders of modern medicine :F ,x X xiglk M K A b -1 , N . fav . ..,, 5 QNNWQ 1356 fi A Q Lx Q15 ,, N SX 3 xiii ff K . Q35 ,aww if Q v,Xlv'xv Vknvk VAUGI-IN TAYLOR Let us remember the good ti mes for we may never meet again. Win- ter Track 2, 3,45 Spring Track 1, 2, 3,43 Newspaper 4. KATHRYN SAUNDERS It is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. Softball Mgr. 15 Basketball Mgr. 35 Class Pres. 1, 45 National Honor Society 3,4. 1 ANITA DERIE Everyone is a moon and has a dark side which he never shows anybody. CAROLYNN LUCE A friend loveth at all times. Glee Club 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Softball 1, 2, 3,4. .ei Q -5 CEC ILY MGELROY JANET GRIGAS We all have but one life. To live each day of it at its fullest, can only in the end bring happiness and peace. JUDY BROWN 'The greatest gift one person can give to another is a greater under- standing of life and the ability to love and believe in self. Spanish Club 1, 2. BOB KENNY No man is useless, while he has a friend. Spring Track 15 Spanish Club 2. DONNA WILKINS The mind of the righteous pon- ders how to answer, but the mouth of the wicked pours out evil things. Glee Club 1, 25 Media Aide 15 Year- book 4. DEBBIE WYATT I am an accident, looking for a place to happen. JEFF SNOW Dying is something ghastly, as ll being born is something ridiculous. French Club 1, Chess Club 1. KAREN LEGGETT The secret of life is loveg today, yesterday and tomorrow. Yearbook 3,49 Pep Club 1, 2, French Club 1,43 Newspaper 4. BARRY T. FLEMMING If flight be your heart's desire Then fly, fly, fly. . .For we must follow our dreams to be truly free. Soccer 4. LANCE TIMOTHY JOHNSON After the horse has been stolen, the fool shuts the stable. Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Soccer 3,45 I.A. Club 3,45 Chess Club 2, Spanish Club 2, French Club 15 Ski Club 2. SANDY LaFONTAINE Waste not fresh tears over old griefs. Merrimack High 15 Dra- ma Club 1. 5 1 1 MARY BOYD ' Though it is today that I must go, don't be let down. For before I die, Someday. . . Somehow, I'll pass this way once more. Cheer- leader 2, 35 Chorus 3,45 Soccer Mgr. 4, ski Club 1. MARK SEARLES ' The spirit of youth ages to Pwine, while memories store the grapes of time. Yearbook 45 ' Newspaper 45 Spanish Club 2, 3,45 ' National Honor Society 3, 4. DAVID MARSHALL Life is s ace between the be- P ginning and the end, life is in- finity between birth and death. Winter Track 3,45 Spring Track 3 4. SUSAN LosKAMP And let there be no purpose in friendship save the deepening of the spirit. And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter and sharing of pleasure. French Club lg Softball 1, 3,45 Basketball 35 Yearbook 1,45 Class Sec. 1. LISA NOGOWSKI I mean no harm, nor put fault on anyone who lives in a vault. It's alright if I can't please you. -Dylan. Pep Club 15 Media Aide 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,4. D STEVEN HOAR It's been a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live here. French Club 1, Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Chess Club 3, I.A. Club 3, Yearbook 45 Newspaper 4, Baseball 4. ALAN MINOR We have to et out of this lace, 8 P if it's the last thing we ever do! DENISE CHABOT I live from one tentative con- clusion to the next, thinking each one is final. The only thing I know for sure is that I am confused. Pep Club 2, Yearbook 45 Student Council Rep. 25 Spanish Club 2, Softball 1, 2,4. EDWARD ARNOLD lt's time to raise the anchor and steam full speed ahead. I. A. Club 3,4. JOYCE OUELLETTE Ask, and it shall be given you, seek and you shall find, knock and it shall be opened to you. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4. LISA LINDSAY Become the one you dream you can be. Yearbook 4. ERIC STAUBLE Patience is a necessary ingredi- ent of genius. Student Council V. P. 43 Class V.P. 35 Class Rep. lg Ski Team 1. HOLLY MORRISON Truth is a deep kindness that eaches us to be content in our every- a life and share with the eo le the Y ' P P ame happiness. French Club 1, 25 ep Club 1,2,3g Softball Mgr. 2,3,45 Class Sec. 2, 35 Student Council Sec. Eg'Yearbook 3, 45 National Honor So- 'ety 3, 4. GAYE BICKMORE 3 Life IS what you make it. Bas- ketball 3,45 Glee Club 1, 2,3,43 Ger- man Club 35 Spring Track 4. JJ' ,114 nunn ,W KENT BIRCH One thing is forever goodg that one thing is success. Varsity Basketball Mgr. 3, 4. 21 GEORGE WHELTGN We are the music makers, The dreamers of dreams. We are the mov- em of the world forever. Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3g H.U. M.S. Stu- dent Rep. 3,4, Teachers Aide 4. STEPHANIE BURNS If someday I happen by chance to see you pass, the morning will turn on her pretty face, the shadows will be cast away from the place they've rested in so long. . . and the old worn street. . .with the frayed edges, maybe won't seem so old, and worn, and tired. KEVIN DADOLY If at any time in your life, you are down in the dumps, think of the past and laugh. Once you laugh, en- ter the future and wonder. Laughing and wondering may bring you from desolation to the expansion of your happiness. by john X. Willston RANDY MAYOU Rag Speak roughly to your little boy, and beat him when he sneezesg he only does it to annoy, because he knows it teases. DEBBIE GAY Everything is worth a try. It is better to have tried and lost than to have not tried and missed the knowledge you may have gained from the experience. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,43 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Class Pres. 25 Class Rep. 3, Class Treas. 4, Softball 2, Year- book 1, 3,45 French Club 15 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. LYNNE T REBLE ARLENE CHRISTIANSEN Warm encounters, precious moments, majestic discoveries, sensitive attitudes are the jewels placed in the crown of your des- tiny. French Club lg Yearbook 1, 3,45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, pf f' 4 gf!! 25525 QW BM W2 1 ,M 5 fx A RICHARD REED Sam The time has come, the Walrus said, to talk of many things: Of shoes and ships and sealing wax, of cabbages and kings and why the sea is boiling hot, and whether pigs have wings. Altho you know everything, don't make a bet that I won't hit you with a DC-9 jet. DAVID S T RUBE 'kg Y f 5- f f 5 , k ' x ' Yi 5 s SE -gli ' K nfl, if 5- 3 -. ff: Eff- as 'Tk:!54!H'g ff! 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S KE R if 7 K S F if-.,,g51ef5, ll 15? .vi K M K LA ELK 'BF SF x X, . . S 35 ,, PM G A N . , A Q A I .. A L R F-F f-f ' A Q' Q-1. + 51 -13' '. A+ I Q ff f X' :E.:?sQf fs . s FH ' 3 mqti Q. ' ,gf L ,ff , . + -1 .-' ' - . -sf ' x W, if-P-fx F J 1, . vt LL S. Max, - g 4 gn flkqrif ' ,, f.-- 2 ' . . fl, i 'Q G a ,Q . 3' Q. ' '+ : , Ve ' ,1xQ,E13t'Lf5! sf '- , si' ,w,qf,?5Q R. P' gig-TTU 4: .MW 5. vi ,ui x . Q , L . x .ff 1' fl? fl Q QQ' sb. A si . 'Lwiisf L L' if L K' fr' f fl Ex 3 L R k ,aff A f Q3 . ,i l V ,ixjri-Q wk Q xi-. J G ,J ,gl , Q , 8 5 Li' --1'L ' 1 , Q --A L 4-.3 -.X 5 .1 5 x I L N up 4 A FJW. 'Q 2 LINDA CARMAN Sing with me, sing for the year, sing for the laughter, sing for the tear, sing with me, just for today, Ma be tomorrow the ood Lord will Y S take us away. . . Newspaper 1, Year- book 1,3,4, Pep Club 3,45 Cheer- leading Mgr. 4. JOHN SPAULDING Hold their noses to the grind- stone. Soccer 3,45 Spring Track 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3,4. MIKE BALLOU I think. . .I think I am. . .there- fore I must be. . .I think. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Winter Track 2,45 Spring Track 4. SUSAN WADLEIGH Keep a place in your heart for the magic. Glee Club 1, Media Aide 1 , 2. KAREN KIBBY I expect to pass through this World but once, and any good thing, therefore, that I can do any kindness that I can show to any fellow crea- ture, let me do it now, let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. A. V. Aide 1, Media Aide 15 Glee Club 1, 2, Year- book 4. MICHAEL MANNING The spring rides down, from Judith and the Larb, straining and full, the choked Missouri, choked with sticks and roots, and high with floating trees rides down, as my mind at this oakwood table. 273 1 y i an I ,-.....,.T. tn.-1 as GARY JANVRIN Track 1, 25 Chess Club 1, 2, 3, I.A. Club 3,4. DIANE GAUDET The thing that goes the far- thest towards making life worth while, that costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Yearbook 19 French Club 1. BROOK HIGGINBOTHAM LENA BOYER If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter. For there will always be greater and lesser persons than yourself. French Club 1, 2, 3,45 Assistant French Teacher 45 Year- book 43 National Honor Society 3. BARBARA ANN VIC KERS Your souls are hungry and the bread of knowledge is more plentiful than the stones of the valleys, but you do not eat. J.V. Cheerleader 15 Softball Mgr. 2, 3,45 Student Council Rep. 2,45 Stu- dent Council V. P. 35 French Club 2,45 French Club Pres. 25 Debate Club Pres. 35 Pep Club 35 Yearbook Assist. Editor 35 Yearbook Editor 45 National Honor Society 3,4. f LARRY HAMMOND I've got more out of life than life's got out of me. Spring Track 4. ROBERT STILES Is life worth living? It depends on the liver. ALICE OWENS French Club 4 GERRY WOODS CHUCK MAYOU KEITH BULL Life is what you make it. Soc- cer 45 Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 3,4. CINDY DONAGHY We are the unwilling. . .Led by the unqualified. . . To do the unneces- sary. . .For the ungrateful. . . Media Aide 1, Softball 2, 3,4. MOLLY O'SHAUGHNESSY A true friend is the best posses- sion. Field Hockey 15 Newspaper 2, Basketball 2, 3,45 Yearbook 43 National Honor Society 3, 4. SUSAN BRIGHAM History is not what you thought It is what you can remember. All other history defeats itself. Media Aide 1,2,3,43 French Rep. 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. :Lk IK ' -ffl STEVE SPAULDING Live all you cang it's a mistake not to. J. V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3,4. KATHY DRISKO If I truly love one person, I love all persons, I love the world, I love life. Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Ac- companist 3, 45 French Club 1, 23 German Club 35 Class Treas. 1, 2, 35 Class Rep. 1, Student Council Treas. 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Softball 1, 2,45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. JOY LUND I wish that we could share the difference between the things we say and the things we understand. LINDA TAYLOR And somebody spoke and I went into a dream. Lennon and McCartney BARBARA BENOIT ,QP ,V 8 H I Q ', 0 ,nk 9 Q X 30 STEVEN LOSKAMP What people say you can not do, you try and find you can. Spring Track lg Football 23 Baseball 2,45 Soccer 4. MAUREEN MEUSE New things are good things and they fill our lives with pleasure, but the old thingsg those that touch the heart, they're the ones we'll always treasure! LORI I-IERNE Work fascinates me, I can sit and watch it all day. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. SANDY SOIFERT Every creature alive is the product of a unique history. Class Sec. 45 National Honor Society 3,4. LO RRAINE BENOIT DAN MARTIN No matter where I am headed, I will always remember where I've been. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 LV. Bas- ketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Spring Track 1,45 Baseball 25 Media Aide 1. PAT GURRIER Time is moving on and we shall go our separate ways5 if we never meet again we can always be earlier days. KEVIN DENEHY I was bom, I am living, I will die. Right now I'm concentrating on living. Cross Country 1, 2, 3,45 Soccer 45 LV. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3,4. JOYCE WRIGHT With love. . .I serve, with love . . .I share, with love I've found new ways to care, and there's just no one in this world that I can't help.. .with love. Pep Club 35 Class Pres. 35 Student Council Rep. 1, 2,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Cap- tain 2, 35 Yearbook 4. together with memories of our ANNE DYER Cherish yesterday. . . Dream tomorrow. . .Live today. Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,45 Softball 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 French Club 1, 25 Student Council Rep. 35 Yearbook 45 Newspaper 45 National Honor So- ciety 3,4. ELLEN LYFORD HOMOLESKI As friends we don't see eye to eye, but then we don't hear ear to ear either. Cheerleader 1, 2, Yearbook 1, 2, 35 French Club 19 Pep Club 1, 2. DENIS CHABOT 1 33 PAULA ROWLAND You never really grow up, till your mirrors become windows. Glee Club 1,2,4g Newspaper Staff 25 Basketball 1,45 French Club 1. fa if ,f 1735? a' r to S 1 i . gk Q as-5' ,Aft STEPHEN FAIT When the lion fawns upon the lamb, the lamb will never cease to follow him. Spring Track 1, 2, 3,45 Ski Team 15 Rocketry Club 15 Class V. P. 45 National Honor Society 3,4. MARK HANSEN BETTY BROWN RICHARD GLOVER 'iff' 4 , LEON E. DOSTERT GLENN MCMAI-ION KATE ALFORD Good-bye! Yes we must ever be friends, and of all MATTHEW DUNN we offer you friendship. Let me be ever the first, the truest, the nearest and dearest! Yearbook 2,3,4g Student Council Rep. 1, 25 Girl's Intramurals 2, 3. STUART PERKINS DICK SIMPSON No sky too high, no muff too tough. MICHAEL FIMBEL Unfrequented woods I better brook than flourishing peopled towns. fprevious school, LV. Wrestling 15 J.V Soccer 35 Chess Club 1, 2. KIM BLACKSTOCK You're as beautiful as you feel! MARK BROWN A To each his own, mine has been found, I'm going to keep both feet on the ground. Cross Coimtry 15 I.V. Basketball 15 Chess Club 15 Winter Track 25 Soccer 1,2,3,4. 35 C O N ST MCR OH! SOB TOU LT I O N 50 9 Ann Vickers Rick Stauble LC AL SO S W N ke Ballou, Cec M OS SEB TX0 YD Joyce Ouellette ily MCE A4OSTIJFE O V I Dyer Mike Ballou CLASS Brook Higginbotham I A P P L E Z? Kevin Dado M0sT SCH'oL S PIRITY E R Barry Fleming L A 5' S Stephanie Burns BIGGEST U Brook I-Iigginbotham Deb Gay MOSTDARING 9 JI ck Simpson Ellen I-Iomoleski Q 5 5 3 3 Q E Q Q E 1 MOSTGULLIBLE KVXQQT Csnflmv Kevin Dadoly Gaye Bickmore x 4 S E H E , yo 9 ' iff J ,4THLETKf Dan Martin I dl qiigih JWOST LOVABLE Sue Los Kamp Ann Vickers Mike Ballou UNDER GRA DS lug-Ll Peter Stauble, Janice johnson, Susan Sommer, Donna Muzzey, Cynthia Hackett, Kathryn Moody, Kenneth Gurski, Leslie Watton, Daniel Wad- leigh, Beth Whelton. Dana Chapman, Patricia Donaghy, Carol Dixon, Robin Colson, Betty Brown, Karen Bunker, Michael Corey, Craig Broussard. 3 Yvonne Valcourt, Denise Pelletier, Peggy Woods, Mark Thompson, Laurel Rusch, Dawson Spano, Donna Sulli- van, Charles Sipe. Mark Catalano, William Baker, Tim Ballard, Elizabeth Ames, Mary Lou Brady, Deborah Adams, Charles Ball. 1' ' John Nye, Andrew Pennucci, Mark Thompson, 44 David King, Mary Beth Reilly, Lisa Walker, Terry Schultes, Candie Nichols, Charles Sipe. X CLHS5 OF' '75 --,,.1- Q Dan White, Dana Hansen, Bob Smith, Barbara Reed, Pianna Saunders, Kathy Byrd. 'f - G K Joseph Mclnnis, Mary Hall, John Moir, Patricia Mar- quis, Tom Lutz, Michael Goulder, Susan Gondola, Peter Fait, Keith Forrester, Kurt Frank, Edgar Gagnon, Brian Garceau, Roland Bernier, Sally Dunbar. Stephen Mazur, Charles Hogan, Deborah Maben. Brian Spence, Dale Wright, Margaret Winther, Theresa St. George, Lynn Revoir, Normand Smith, Stephen Smith, Stephen Stillman. YV' V ,I L Class 7, G '1- 1? Dave Avery, Dave Ballou, Scott Birch, Ken Bull, jimmy Austin, Mark Chabot, Beth Ann Gay, jennifer Ballou, Cindy Allen, Mark Creighton. Bruce Brown, Carl Fimbel, Alan Frank, Warren Ames, Denise Bouche Patty Arnold, Debbie Corey. x N S 46 Terry Wood, Brain Riendeau, Rodger Schellenberg, Bonnie Tweetie, Joyce Moran, joan Sommers, Mary Ellen Walsh, Janet Weissflog, Cindy Taylor, Terri Reid, Lori Thistle. 47 1 Paul Fax-ia Tim Farrell John Drisko Webster Bridges Steve Clark Gregg Fidler Erika Bunker Nancy Forrester Barbara Gurski David Garceau 2 Phil Buswell, Mimi Proko, Janice Riff, David Smith, Peggy Proko, Rusty Price, Alan Phillips, Sue Fessenden, Hugh Mer- cer, Pam Gray, Pam Blackstock, Lane Noyes, Jim Rusch. . Q Xi, Leo Ouellette, Anne Kowalski, Brice Johnson, Mary McCaleb, Gary Jensen, Brenda Lorden, Sheila Neary. Chris Saunders Robin Revoir Marion Spaulding Pam Stiles Bruce Gordon Fenella Dunn Jennifer Spence Jill Normandie Kristine Bremer Celly Manjn - - -- xo.-., S- as Elizabeth Bucknam, Tim Muzze Priscilla Luce, Peter Shattuck, Mary Morrill, David Mulcahy, Ricky Patton, Cynthia Nelson, Robert Mazur, William Munroe Philip McCaleb, Susan Mercer. gui Q Lisa Owens, Kathryn Patton, Brian Wright, Gayle Spinney, Michelle Tomaso, Laurie Veiga, Gary Stutzrnan, Penny Winther, Lynn Stillman, Carl Wright, Lisa Wright, Nancy Towne. Joey Spence, Charles Spinney, jo- anne Rowland, Paul Roussel, Betty Soifert, Jeff Soifert, Michelle Sabour- in, Jeff Ridinsky, Alan Soifert. L Lee Hussey, Ken Hall, Deborah Hamilton Paul Haiman Sarah Hughes, Elric Jensen, Lain-en Han- sen, Iames Herb. lllll mai Carol Kowalski, Ricky Jette, Linda Martin, Eric Kronk, Tammy Little, Craig Mayou, Craig Lawrence, Bob Lutz, Lynne Marvell, Charles Morrill. Thomas Wilkins, Karen Baker, Brian Wilkins, Carol Nelson, William Wright, Robert Mazur, Cheryl Knapton, Roland Levesque, Brian Vileen. John Cadairio Rhonda Burrows John Chislet Janis Brown Robert Carr Stephany Catalano Kirk Demers Cheryl Canada Peter Chandler Keith Carman Marie Gaudet Chuck Frazier Donald Fusco Sue Graves Gary Garceau Cheryl Glover Walter Faria Bonnie Gay Sean Greenway Neil Gilfillan Rolfe Bremer Kimberly Colson Judy Cole Robert Chomey Lisa Clarkson Steve Corey Rebecca Davis Dana Dunton Kathy Dyer Charles Corey Peter Ballou Tammy Broderick Steve Adams Nancy Belanger Gerald Bickmore Andrea Bent Steve Allen Forbes Brigham IH Martha Pitman Deborah Norton Phyllis Spaulding Christine Meuse Debbie Wadleigh Roxanne McMahon Heidi Sullivan Mary Petry Scott Nogowski ,Vg any xi N . Q T sg 351515 A J x .Y if Q 3 ,SA 5311 ggi? I' X fi .A xl ggi F 9 wa sf' fa , ' 1- - - :.,w,g:,X ,Q- ':4' '43 ,4Qz0f YQ' I , r i i I i k STUDENT COUNCIL Steve Fait, David Peterson, Kathy Marcum, John March, Holly Morrison, Eric Kronk, Barbara Ann Vickers, Bruce Gordon, Leslie Watton, Allan Philips, Joyce Moran, Rick Stauble, Joyce Wright, Mike Goulder, Tim Ballard, Mark La Verne, Keith Forrester. Himxrniinwrnr Anne Dyer Karen Leggett Mark Searles Ioan Sommers Jon March Mike Manning Bennett Chandler Mark LaVergne Steve Hoar Kathy Drisko Steve F ait 58 DEUTSCHE VEREIN I Bob Carr Jeff Rudinsky jeff Soifert Judy Cole h Allan Soifert Eric Jensen Kim Colson Shawn Greenway Sue Graves Betty Soifert Carl Wright Ken Hall Sara Hughes Sue Mercer Eric Kronk Bob Mazor Bob Lutz ,.f3e5643i6ff f K DEUTSCHE VEREIN II Sheila Neary, Bonnie Tweedie, Janet Weissflog, Terry Wood, Terry Schultes, Karen Bunker, Sue Gondola, Lisa Walker, MS K fadvisorj. 59 LA CIR CLE FRA NQAISE J OG naB S Pirr ace oPK rem mis m. C36 1 6 8. h ur ral P.-,Ps SEE allu Dwi uie il, 11B aah F Br nu aui ad g , h s FS iw aC aea lm ua G1 as a J el rCo r Yha S rn i S X X INI- EL CIR CULO ESPA OL Craig Lawrence, Scott Nogowski, john Cadario, Timmy Muzzey, Dana Dutton, Billy Wright, Robert Chorney, Walter Faria, John Spaulding, Mark Searles, Mark Creighton, Kirk Demers, Dave Avery, Webster Bridges, Mark Russell, Joe McEnnis, Do ald Fusco, Mary Petry, jennifer Ballou, Karen Raitt, Michell Sabourin, Kathy Dyer, Lenda Martin, Marie Gaudet, Carol Ko walski, Beth Gay, Peggy Proko, Mime Proko, Susan Cadario, Lee Hussey, Roxanne McMahon. 60 3' J J CHORUS Penny Winther, Leslie Hartwell, Donna Muzzey, Judy Cole, Cheryl Canada, Sue Graves, Debbie Hamilton, Lynn Revoir, Mary Ellen Reill , Patty Donaghy, Ronda BUITOWS, Sally Dunbar, Bob Carr, Alan Miner, Gary Studsman, Philip McCaleb, Leo Oullette, George Welton, Mary Boyd, Robin Colson, Keith Carman, Pat Arnold, Kim Colson, Sue Gondola, Kathy Drisko, Joyce Ouel- I DUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB JIMREVOIR MR.WILKINS 61 O YOU'REA GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN fn 555555555511 3 ,. :his cavnueasv 'Q w ,.. ME? TRIP? 63 SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES fu CHOOSE YOUR WEAPONS ! Ywwi + Q' QSWE ' 2 , m'k' . ' ' -.if mfg 'zewffifl Z 1557:-1? if I--T fi N K 4, w igsiiilisas- J L+ M ji K K w K I L . . ' xx.. 70 U ..,, -..,, V,wwsfywS.,Q1.w:1,,,.:.,-W . Q, ,H :W K 'f,,' f . X if M iii-- fi 43955: I f A fi ' ffl +2 'NSY 3 '- 'W' ,1 wp . '. . , :rf .-f , ' ' S ljf' 'STS'-x A-rv fffrftl'-fi fk gd ,,-.waalwf J, i i h, is A.h, ,S dx- H -'JW if S--X-...W.,NQ-, ., , .. N. .. , 1' , l it V, X K ,,,hW Q W A ' ' A KQ, K Q -W w 5 . , E f ---- Lg- -Q -, ' 1 e iw fx 16 Qi, xx. eff f if Uk g M f ,L- g ii? S , I iifl - 3 A -' Q. , fy. b 1 il V ' if 2' I 5: K 1 222 :LL. is -' i I 45. W'hen is the next shipment of paper due? JUST Jrvm' Mr. Harland A. Muzzy, known affection- ately to every sports team as Muzz , has devoted both his time and lifesavers to trans- porting the Hollis teams. The Excalibur staff would like to dedicate the sports section of the '74 yearbook to him as a small gesture of thanks. I 'A h , ' ' . It HH ' L SY .lk ' 'K - E -Y iff? fff' Dai: 6 ' G X 4' K , ' ' 9 g I Exim? ' .V 5 N m . V' , 5-', M ' fi: rfs., k , -, ,x , ' X N -' .-v - , ,, ' K , Q 1-.1 . 7, 4: I ' P., Q n Y -' 4 ' - X f Q f Q xi V ' ,x , , - Q V A-AQ-X' I Q. , 2 K V I I. ' . 'L , ' IM' -Q, X '1 ,- ' .YM QQ- SA-F: . ' X I , . p-A .I ,-,LQU 1' aw. 5 3 - . ,Ns ,,,' J, '1 ' , ' 3 .H N 1 J' '- f-'rw-l:f'?'4 .1 F' I U .44 3- ,. ., - I,-. A ,- K . ..' .N .In .muh .I xu wr: 'A 5 'I 'u 1 I - . . -. 2'- 4' This year's Varsity soccer team played one fine game after another un- der the leadership of coaches John Mc- Laughlin and Michael Fox. The team ended with an excellent 11-2 record, ranking itself high in state competition, but was shafted from the playoffs. The team, possibly the best ever in Hollis, includes center, Dan Hustle Martin, Brook I-Iigginbotham, john Drisko, Kevin Kid Denehy, Barry Fleming, Keith Turkey Bull, Mark Brown, Rusty Price, Mike Ballou, Chuck Hogan, Tom Lutz, Dan Wadleigh, Kelly Martin, joey Mclnnis, john Moir, John Spaulding, Keith Forrester, and Steve LosKanp. Managers Mary Boyd and Al- len Miner round out the squad. VA RSITY SOCCER H' A, Hollis Milford Hollis Mascenic Hollis Memorial Hollis Derryfield Hollis Keene Hollis Conant Hollis Wilton Hollis Milford Hollis Mascenic Hollis Memorial Hollis Derryfield Hollis Keene Hollis Conant CROSS COUNTRY 'A X I YQA fig wx A My head is spinning, my lungs feel like they are ready to buist, my legs feel . . . well, actually they don't feel any-more. I 'm running in a cross- country race with 90 other masocists. Ever since 30 minutes before the race started I've been asking myself why I do such stupid things. Up ahead I see a blur yelling at me. As I get closer I hear him yell, Hadago Morty, start to work. Although this figure seems to have a tail, a pair of horns, and a pitch fork, I realize' that it must be Coach. I toy with the idea of stopping and telling him to go jump in a lake, but I continue running. Finally I cross the finish line and collapse. A few minutes later I look up and see Coach dancing gleefullyitoward me. I see the smile on his face and I know we have just won another State Meet. The season is over and it's time for another cross-country party. A broad smile reflects my thoughts. 1st place Winnisquam 3rd place Conval Invitational 1st place Winnisquam 2nd place Manchester 1st place Bishop Guertin 2nd place Hollis Invitational 2nd place Manchester 1st place Conval 1st place Kearsage 1st place Bishop Guertin 1st place State Meet E.. ' Pataki L M, The runners racked up another one for Hollis High. First place ' in the State Meet came Hollis' way November 3rd 1973. Con- ' lif'. Q . p gratulations guys it's a job well done. I' Ken Gurski, Kevin Denehy, Mark Russell, Brian Spence, g A ' w 'ira Micheal Goulder, Charles Spinney, Mark LaVerne, and Tim f sidii sidc n 'J r 71 6 P- it mf' 3' H my -9 mm 'f 4 gf ,M-,fm 1, W., ,,,,,1 M ,, Q, ff' -- . fy V gf 3 Q W I 4 fm, M 0 Each minute is a priceless gem V .f ,J H M' Hollis West Hollis Wilton Hollis Memorial Hollis Conant Hollis Milford Hollis Mt. St. Mary Hollis Wilton Hollis Memorial Hollis West Hollis Hillsboro Hollis Milford Hollis Conant Hollis Mt. St. Mary Hollis Masenic TOURNAMENT S Hollis 53 32 Weare Hollis 46 27 Newfound Hollis 25 Pittsfield awww' This year's girl's basketball team enjoyed outstanding success, finishing the season with a 16 and 1 record, The team's only loss was a big one to Pitts- field, in the stateifinals. Despite their tough finish the team's superb play during the regular season, going four- teen games undefeated, must be proof enough that this year's team is really number one. Ahnost without exception everyone of Hollis' adversaries fell vic- tim to the girls' potent offense and tight defense. The team Won many games in the first half allowing the bench its own playing time Second half. De- spite the loss of 'i fine seniors this year, the te am should continue to dom- inate girls basketball in New Hampshire in the future. This year's team, coached by Mr. Chuck Twitchell, who did an out- standing job with the team, consists of Kathy Drisko, Anne Dyer, Carolynn Luce, Joyce Wrightg' Gaye Bickmore, Katie Alford, Molly O'Shaughnessy. Other members include Beth Ann Gay, Pain Gray, Priscilla Luce, Peggy Woods, Karen Strube, Debbie Wadleigh, Kathy 'Dyer and Bonnie Gay. Managers Jennifer Spence, Peggy Proko, and Lisa Smith round out the team. , 1 - W. r, ' f f A A9 .J 'f ia, --.,,, i1r,, it ,,,r.,,, , - waf,iq,,,,,,.. N o f2'i2EEf?ES 153-gy in 5, 'Q leaders started off with only three regulars from last year Deb Gay, Arlene Christian sen, and Dianne Gaudet fall seniorsj, along with the new additions to the squad, Sue Sommer, Leslie Watton, Te St. George, Wendy Hills and The Hollis Varsity Cheer- TTY Lynne Revoir have succeeded in kee in u the Hollis tra P 8 P ' dition of tons of school spirit. Through much hard work and devotion of time, these cheer leaders have become the best of Hollis High. ff'-fin-mr 1 .rp H111-w fa- M Ho i - Hoggsrs- Hollis- Hollis- Hollis- Hollis- E , 5' fps- , -z. ,ig A Hollis- Hollis- Hollis- J ilfH:,.:?3fl:2EE:5f- A imberlane- Conant- Newrfiarket- rr riaysnaid. dWilton- Tingberflagne- Raymond- innisquam- Hillsboro- 'Newmarket- 1 Conant- Qianborn- l l r The J. V. Basketball team, coached by Mr. Joel Mitchell, ended their season with a 12-5 rec- ord. Their basketball abilities have greatly de- veloped over the se ason and some good competition has provided valuable experience for the years to come. The team consists of Ken Bull, Kelly Mar- tin, Chris Saunders, Craig Lawrence, Ken Hall, Phil Buswell, David Smith, Joey Spence, Eric Kronk, Bob Lutz, Carl Wright, and Tom Wilkins. J. V. BASKETBALL ff? ii mr' 1. V. Cheerleaders Much credit should go to this year's junior varsity cheer- leaders for their support of the girls' and junior varsity bas- ketball teams. Their spirit and enthusiasm has been a wel- come addition to the games. Mr. McLaughlin should be thanked for his help and encouragement. i The team consists of Nancy Forrester, Terri Reid, Robin Revoir, Karen Raitt, Sheila Neary, Becky Davis, Lynn Stillman, Marie Gaudet, Phyllis Spaulding and Cheryl Canada. iff' 84 Hollis is one of the smallest schools in the state with a winter track team but that never stood in their way. Coach Korcoulis' sacrifices and dedication, which has previously paid off for the Cross Country and Spring Track teams, has again proven valuable to the Winter Track team. This year's team includes Vaughn Taylor, Dave Marshall, john Gyro Spaulding, Tim Ballard, Brian Spence, Rusty Price, Mark Creighton, Mark Russell, Chuck Sipe, Steve Mazur, Dan Wadleigh, Mark LaVergne, Bob Mazur, Chuck Hogan, and Robert'Chorney. The team did reasonably well con- sidering the schedule in its regular sea- son. Many of the team members qual- ified for the State Meet at U. N. H. , in which Hollis finished fifth. WINTER TRA CK EDGCDNIB Edgcomb Steel of New England, lnc. Nashua. N.l-l. oaczeo Best Wishes to Class ol 74 Arthur Whltty Creative Photography PATRONS Dr 84 Mrs Ch.1rlesT Arnold Mr SL Mrs Gene L.1Verne T Arthur Babinettu A I-riend Mr George Bliss Le Nan Corp SO. D. W. HW Y. GULF SERVICE CENTER Ill Daniel Webster Highway So. Joseph Mumoone Prop. 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