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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1977 volume:

This 'place, like other places is full of faces and traces of Pasts, Presents, and Futures. But this place is unlike any other because this is Hollis Area High School. Inside out. XE , I b rl s., da tea Olll' hves day out to one another, to love would hke to ded1cate to Sandra Morse To a the clung has reached To a he ate C r who x gnome, xl if wg iv Jn ,, ' -n.-1 A88 +095 Rs . ,.4,' Qo- mvsw..qNhwrA Q f ' Numan ,M-rw .-.pa-mann: l V. Amin ,I Come on you guys 43' 1 f il ' : X, Q J, M R, N gif, K xg ws 'Q , 5' 23 2 X, Q , -,mil g g V.. 1 ' 1,-v, ,mu f 1 ri. l. K- .v ' Y' sf' 1 , ' b 5 K ' 1 ' ,sri ,bL. 1, Q33 iw Q. -w ix L' .- N y 1 3 ' 1 1 1. 1 3? y ,. 52315 1 ' - ' , 5 if ,. 13? 13 3' ' H ZX' ' , fic - QW' 1-'Sf ' . so K 1 is n 4, V i. Scientific American Due Monday 9- W Q- Don't forget you guys . . . vapwfsa- Preface Memories Freshmen Sophmores juniors Student Poetry' Student Government TABLE OF CONTENTS Cheerleading Coaches J.V. Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders J. V. Girls Basketball j.V. Boys Basketball Varsity Girls Basketball Varsity Boys Basketball Administration Sports Candids Faculty Flashbacks Aids and Kitchen Staff Senior Babies Maintenance Senior Candids Senior Class Pictures 1976 Prom Class Poll Adds 8 Surprises First Grade Pictures Costume Day Senior Talent Brigadoon Yearbook Senior Quotes Language Clubs Sadie Hawkins Dance Music Conclusion Sports In Memoriam ,I.V. Soccer Name Index Varsity Soccer Yearbook Creators' Field Hockey Comments Track ,,,,, if Y va... ,W ff. gmfmw icjmfkrvp lla 71 72-73 74-75 76-77 78-79 SO-81 82-83 84-85 86 87- 89 92- 94,96,9 95 97-98 102 - 107 103 106 108 109- 1 10 1 1 1 90-91, 105 93 7? fi Q i , r fTf i Remember eff' QQ' O VA L IE R S x xv When? nf 1 V gk -1 , , 3 ': i Q , 'G g f f'? f1?' xg , St' .. ,gm k 'Y 5 ff A 4 5 1 six, , I J Terry Jensen, Mike Boily, Curt Jensen, Martha Chorney, Anna Marie Dewing, Pamela Glover, l-lance Bent, Ran dell Jensen, Carolynn Kungulus, Bill Buckley, Lori Gonlheir, Rick Kenney, Pam Cook, Peter Kowalski, Dan Lut zick, David Rider, Tom Reynolds, Kim Coleman, Lori Smith, Marie Vlfhetton, Donna Marcum, Beverly Peter- son, Ron Reed, Robert Houvener, Doug Lynch Brian Vaillerte, Jim Jackson, Steve White, Lee Stillman, Dana Livingston, Jude Desmarau, Billy Owens, Charles Brickley, Richard Beers, Mark Seaque, Tim Poplar, George Cook, Phil Saunders, Jim Edge, Billy Arsenault, Eddy Whitcomb, Jimmy Kosla, Adam Navernge, Greg Wolters 8 Terri Shutt, Kim Snow, Judy Hunter Carrie Wilkins, Steve Zeigler, Michael Herne, John Drowin, Danny Lutzick Kelly McNeil, Laurie McDuffee, Judy Noise, Joyleen Garrity, Dale Thistle Wendy Presley, Deb Russell, Corine Hall Jeanne Zandi, John Lehoullier, Sue Anderson Laurie Brade, Sherri Curtis, Kim Hicks Kristen Madsen, Jean Peterson, Sue Zarlengo, Betsy Noles, Mona Gilfillan, Dot Davis, Diana Farwell, Cathy Bingham Mary Benoit, Heidi Paine, Anne Roussel Robin Radcliffe, Anne Sheldan, Cindy Cockwell, Amy Norton, Denise Carignan Lynn Potter, Yovonne Rockcstle, Betey Auston, Nancy Ouellete, Jeff Howard, Donna Putnam, Lynne Marshell, Lenny Gonthier David Colmen, Scott Soper, Jerry Farwell, Kit Dyer, James Bridges, Kent Mitchell, Mike Scott, Judy Bunce, Sherry Hills, Pam Green Maureen Mahoney, Judy Smith, 9 . ESC riting HS Q 5 I Ierry Iorgenson, Glenn Bremer, Norris Hammond Matt Ballou, jay Chrystal, Brendon Denehy, Tim Glouer, Doug Foss, Chris Howard, Eric Irwin, David Dunbar, Keith Dunton, Ned Brickley, Sue Allen, jack Duffy Bob Bowre- guard Caroline Brown, jane Curtis, Elaine Fontana, Maureen Culpon, Drew Harris, Mike Colemen Sandi Canada, Tina Cadario, Karen Derie, Tracy Aver, Kitty Jacobs, Martha Clough, Linda Baker, Terry Collard Sharon Roper, Penny Morrison, Bob Rea, Scott Knowles, Micheal Kanteroverich Tracy Wood, Cathy Sponagle, Martha Noise, A. J. Ovellette, Steve Koloctronis, Kate Whelton, jim Stiles, Karen Lehoullier, David Saunders, Richard Smith, Tom Rudinsky, Don McFarland, Matt Ballou, Tim Glouer, john Wood, Bruce McDuffee, Jim Squires, Chuck Kowalski, Jeff Raitt, Allen Wise 14 Dan Baldwin, Richard Hamer, Steve Davidson, Joel Goulder, Clint Brigham, Bill King, Jim Hayden, Alex Crow- ther, Ron Cillizza, Brett Fusco, Gary Green, Barbara Case, Doug Conners, jeff Gurrier, Dean Crystal, Pierre Di- onne, Cindy Demaris, Holly Kenny, Elaine Kowalski, Kent Hammond, Janine Hall, Jane Dawson, Carol Birch, Terry Auer, Susan Johnson. - K ,,--- .J ui -'nv - g 4. wg, 'fy S 1 S ' ,wi ew, W-auf' A fy- 'A Pam McDuffee, Mary Veale, Waren Shattuck, Karen Pinch, Steve Zandi, Keven Neary, Todd Reynolds, Ray Lor- den, Carl Swayer, Donna Munroe, Amy Nightingale, Charleen Pelletier, Karl Reed, Rick Reed, Pam Maben, Janet Lindsay, Danny Thistle, Mark Weissflog, Linda Wright, Louie Mann, Sue Reed, Christine Peterson, Kim Potter, Janet Sheldon 18 Q 4 g 5' ,I Xf' Karen Gurski, Cindy Carr, Sharon Gossen, Laurel Creighton, Liz Hopkins, Lynn Dixon, Tammy Garcav, Darla Goulding, Laurie Dow, Valerie Gilfillan, Heather Colson Heidi Hearn, Pat Hunt, Tammy Bent, Eva l-latch, Stacy Gorton, Beverly Feldtmuse Kathy Thome, Lorrain Koster, Valerie Smith, Nancy Lubinsky, Janet McEllware Lisa Willet, Tom Rudinsky, Ri- ,Yhard Smith Tim Glover, John Woods Pam Ward, Mat Ballou, Diane Munroe, Lea Powers, Terri McManus Kevin guhiyan, Sara Osgood, Pam Newkirk Mary Beth Meuse, Marilyn Mulcahy, Bonnie Maben, Ianet Russell, Cheryll Darell, Cheryl Russell, Joe Jenson, Michelle Varricchio, Laura Kenny, Joy Labarre, Ianice Kempton, Rosemary St, George, Lynne Wolf 15 1 X as F1 39522 EW 'Nm 1978 Q qi f 'E long that year. It We woke from tlme 23 1ST Liz Bancroft, Sandy Kungoulas, jim Bristol, Ioe Dube, Clint Bringham, Ann Marie Culpan, Nancy Derrel, Noela Courtemarsh, Mary Ann Baum, Irene Corey ZND Peter Arnold, Thelma Hamm, Donna Benjamen, Darla Goulding, Kate Homdeski, Pam Corey, Sharon Austin, Linda Hopkins, Norma Hamm, Linda Farwell. 1ST Dan Roper, John Montesi, jeff Boyer, Peter Lubinski, Richard Leggett, Chris Vifhelton, Dean Crystal, Wendy Radcliff, Peter Roussel, Allan Archambult, 2.ND Martha Soupa, Lisa Wehrle, Brian Wright, jeff Osgood, Carl Nivens, Robb Mitchell, Cindy Normandie, Gina Sipe, Ted McShea 3RD Bob Sunstrom, Bill Livingston, Naomi Paine, jeff Petersen, Mike Reilly, Matt Mercier, Kevin Reilly, Bill Watermyer. 19 'And I stood atop a great canyon 'I love you' I yelled down But there was no echo and I knewl was alone . C . Whelton LIFE In the pastel shades of winter's easy way I grasp to feel your hand to touch, to hear, to see and understand why it is life must be continued alone in another land . -A . 1-QL- ,,1 rn- , F HEY: ' then halts 'M He , I think you better leave. BU-Wt Be ore I start to care, 1nto hfe once again Before I start seeing things in you That aren't really there . Love f100d1HS Student Government Student Council Pres: Carol Kowalski Treas: Bob Luiz V. Pres: Dave Mulcahy Sec: Lisa Wehrle A ' Q Q. sg' O yi 3557 ,I 6f' ,J , ff, . .fig ' gwgj Senior Officers Pres: David Petersen Treas: Tom Wilkins V. Pres: Bob Lutz Sec: Stephany Catalano junior Officers Pres: Jane Dawson V. Pres: Carol Birch Sophomore Officers Pres: Tracy Auer Treas: Tracy Wood V. Pres: Cathy Sponagle Sec: Susan Allen 22 P l l Treas: Janine Hall Sec: Terry Auer Freshmen Officers Pres: Jeannie Zandi Treas: Corine Hall V. Pres: Adam Lavergne Sec: Marie Whelton sag . 5 R ,. ,ery - .J . . I V E 5 2,29 g , I A 2 Administration Mr, Robert Hargraves 1111 Mr. Robert Paul Mrs. Karen Gettler 0 Y 5' . I n - ' f . Mrs. Charlote Prevost Mr. Richard Riley I Doi NT som an M 5' iCaNTc0'f Ef f 1 V Y --.-w.-..-., Mr. David Cawley Humanities 11 , L X.. opsnw ueqeun: 3 s oueqsuog ssrw The Wisdom of all Lies in the Mighty Pen. Mrs Helen Melanson Humanities J U ,ff a '-V, if , Mrs Barbara Wilkins Mathematics .K ag H 9. Sd i 1 Il 1 1111:- It Miss Elaine Dube Foreign Language ,J -'srjzg' 5 Mrs Patricia Forbes Mathematics To know is to understand and to understand is to LOVE 27 Mr. Robert Whitmore Science f Mr. Owen Matthews Science f I ' 1 1 ! Mr . Michael Fox Humanities Mrs Ed1th March Librarian Aw 5 Ms . Barbara Howes Humanities 251 .. x :WMV ,,,, ,.5W, ,,,, fl fr 4, wig y 'M 0 'fu Q A4 A Mr Gerald Wilkins Industrial Arts MXN Mr james Solka Mathematics ,J bl? Miss Maryann Mahoney Foreign Lang. fHurn. Mr Bill Neller Humanities xxffm Mr Lou Kourculis Physical Education g 4. -J-,Ama f ,f q' Mrs Sandra Morse Mrs Nikki Karavasilis Science Foreign Lang. There is the seed of our lives, Where is the seed of our life? Here is the seed of our life. but I don't know where? Miss Sue DeStuben Business fm ff Q ! . Mr joel Mitchell Humanities gn- Inv 5 plu- -l 1.40 Q 1 AV ' . 1 mv'-vw' eve' W Ch. Mrs Mary Rush Art 32 1415? I'I FI ll ll ll ll Mrs Janice Miller Humanities 9 E1 C , I if 0 M k M A Mrs Gery Zandi I' Student Teacher i I' B I1 li...- e Mrs Donna Sapienza Home Economics Mr john Vanderhoof '45 , Mrs Virgina Lintner Teacher Aid Mrs Katherine Collins Teacher aid 0 I - ..., .i c 'V K fy sss is 4 A , , kg ' Q KL gms-' ,R bfribvws-aww K- Rf - wr- Ron Rosenblum Audio-Visual Mrs Betsy Walega Library Aid 1 1 K A 1 Qi 'fig Our Kitchen Ladies Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Orde, Mrs. Cillizza and friends Y 1 , i ice Marvell Mr. Maur Custodial Supervlsor .J ElXIdS 8 .ff W! GARY GARC EAU ANNETTE DERIE Intramural Basketball--3 ,4 Better late than never French Club--1,2 ROLAND LEVESQUE Silent but determined Spile--4 CINDY COOK Today makes tomorrow worth living French Club 3,4 Varsity Soccer Manager 4 Softball 3,4 If it BOB CARR I don't say we all ought to mis- behave, but we ought to look as if we could. German Club 1, 2 Glee Club 1,2,3, Yearbook 4 The quiet lcld that came in 7th grade and has been getting louder every year! ROXANNE MOORE Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 National Honor Society of Foreign Language Searching , Focusing , Loving , Scared KATHY MALONEY The wonders of nature unfold endlessly and each moment be- comes a miracle . Gymnastic Team Spastic, the Pickle, Bubbly, K, KAM JEFF SOIFERT just because I am at a given time and place does not meanl have to conform to men's stan- dards. I have the choice of being right or human. SU E GRAVES A real hiend is someone who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. Glee Club 1,2,3, German Club 1,2 Field Hockey 4 Yearbook 1 JEFF RUDINSKY National Honor Society 3,4 DEBBIE HAMILTON TOM WILKINS IV Soccer--1, 2 Varsity Soccer--3,4 IV Basketbal1-- 1,2 PENNY WINTI-IER Spanish Club 2 Band 1,2 Glee Club 1,2 WENDY TREBLE Pep Club, pres. 3 Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4 Love is a way of smiling with Ski Club 4 your heart . MIKE RIDER Cheata ROLF BREMER Hoop 2 , 3 38 I would like to see everyone You observe a 1015 by watghing again, together as one, soon JUDY com I can't answer the questions you ask me I don't know what to say The answers are somewhere lost in the stars When the night has turned to day Don McLean German Club 1,2,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3 Field Hockey Asst. Mgr. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Folk Song Club 3,4 Recorder 1,2 4,2 Gif fr 'I CARL WRIGHT BOB CI-IORNEY MARTHA PITMAN As far as possible without surrender, - - Be on good terms with a11persons. lggillise' Slap Day at Rocky' Winter Track 3,4 J.V. Cheerleading 2 junior Play Varsity Cheerleading 3,4 Commended Scholar Pep Club 2,3,4 French Club 2 Quiet, Smart, Skier, Piano Player Chorus 1 TIM MUZZEY SARA I-IUGI-IES BRIAN WRIGHT IGM COLSON As for me, Life is fragile, handle it with Tennis 3,4 I would rather love things care Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 I am not able to have than, Band 1,2, 3,4 love thingsl am not able to love. French Club 1 Jazz Band 1,2,3,4 S. Hughes Glee Club 1,2,3 Motorcross 465 German club 1, 2 German Club 1,2 Ski Club 4 Ski Club 4 Orcrester 3,4 Yearbook 4 National Honor Society 3,4 English and young . Due to the evoltionary proce ofthe Tse Tse fly . . . I' 1 STEVE ADAMS , A f,, A1 - Don't explain the type of person f W you think you are, let people see, ' for themselves. V , French Club 1,2 f-, Basketball 4 f , ' f , 1 , , 1, 7 , Plumber, Construction, Indepen- V , 'V , MARY MoRR1LL dent, Convertible f p AMY BALLOU ,4 ,.,,,,A,, . A .Ja gp 'V-4 CRAIG LAWRENCE LYNNE MARVELL PETER BALLOU Take time to be friendly . . . It is the road to happiness. Those who drink beer, think beer National Honor Society--3,4 Washington Earving French Club--1 ,2, 3 French Club Rep .--3 j.V. Soccer 1,2 Yearbook Staff--4 V. Soccer 4 VarsityGirls Basketball Manager--4 Spring Track 1,2 Ski Club--4 Marbs I laugh'd tilll cried. FORBES BRIGI-IAM A mind once formed, is never suited after, One yet in growth will ever grateful be . IV Soccer 1,2 Varsity Soccer 3 Spring Track 1,3 Chorus 2,3,4 Band 2, 3,4 llldincll NANCY BELANGER IANIS BROWN Life can only be understood back- wards: but it must be lived forwards . French Club 1,2 Yearbook 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 2 Senior Privilege Committee 4 LB. Jabes CRAIG MAYOU Why quit when your losing COWBOY Karen Anderson JIM HERB When youth is spent a penny at a fair the old man tell of the bargains there There was this and that for a price and a wage But when they came away they had all bought age . Louise Driscoll TAMJVIY LITTLE Friendship lasts forever while false friendship comes and goes . Let 's build a world full of FRIENDSI-HP, true not false . Media Club Senior Priviledges Calonder Committee Very fond of horses and reading books . PI-1'Y'LLI S SPAU LDING Girls Basketball 2, 3 ,4 Girls Track 1,2 J.V. Cheerleading 1 Softball 3,4 German Club 3,4 French Club 1,2 Yearbook 3,4 long dark hair l L. 'VVILIIANI WRIGHT A man who hath friends must show himself friendly, and there is a friend who sticketh closer than a brother --Solomon Cross-Country 1,2 Spanish Club 1 , 2 Spanish Club Vice Pres. 2 National Honor Society Spanish National Honor Society CHUC K FRA SER Happiness is benefical for the body. but it is grief that developes the powers of the mind . No living man can send me to the shades before my time! No man of woman born, coward or brave, can shun his destiny. Homer LYN STILLMAN Struck by a tidal wave of con- fusion, I now realize I have my own boat sail Cheerleading-- 1 , 2 , 3 Class Treasurer--3 Yearbook Staff--2 , 3 French Club--1 , 2 Track--1,2 MICI-IELE TOMASO French Club 1,2 Girls Track 1 Glee Club 1 junior Class Play 3 Likes animals. very moody al ways doing things for likes to water ski, bike ride . NX BOB BURNS ,X , ,, ff K. It f r' ,- 1 fi 1 gr ,I I V ' K N , 192' ','-X5 fp Q' . eg N , , xp, ,HM I ,J ' Rf , X-- 1 c .9 3,-I ga, 4 sco'rT WILLIS 1 JV Basketball-2 'AJ A it 3 Varsity Softball-2 , 3,4 LISA OWENS Lookout world, herel come . German Club 1,2 Spanish Club 3 Spanish National Honor Society 3 Junior Achievement 4 Distributive EducationClub, Sec . 4 Field Hockey 1,2 Hollis Apple Squares 1,2,3,4 Hollis Militia 3,4 Cape Cod IISA WRIGHT DONALD FUSCO DAVID PETER SEN Varsity Soccer 3,4 Varsity Basketball 4 Spring Track 3,4 Intramural Basketball 3 J.V. Basketball 2 J.V. Hoop Manager 1 National Honor Society Class President 2,3,4 Class Vice President 1 Newspaper Editor 3 French Honor Society 2 Musical 4 Big O Fan Club 3,4 4 f W my y . fCI-IRISMEUSE 'I'he mind has a thousand eyesg And the neart but oneg yet the light of a whole life diesg when its love is done . 'very much to myself always on 3,4 I ' I the go horse back riding water skiing I if , K u IGRK DEMERS Varsity Basketball Manager 3 Band 1, 2 Spanish Club 1, 2 Yearbook 1,2,3 Yearbook Editor 4 Kinky, Rocky Pond, S.N.S. 'WK I-IEIDI SULLIVAN 44 MICI-IELE VEIGA Class VP-- 1 Art Club--2, 3 Yearbook--3 Ski Club--3 Remembered by my weird clothes. BRIAN WILKINS He who is faithful in a very little is faithful also in muchg And he who is dishonest in a very little is dishonest also in much Luke 16:10 Industrial Arts- 1 , 2 Swilly is usually found at the cor- ner with Shaturch and Yao Yac, But if we 're not at the corner you will find us in the Shop Amen GARY STUTZMAN If it feels good when you're doing it, then do it. Band 1 Glee Club 1,2 German 1 NANCY TOWNE PRISCILLA LUCE Basketball 1,2, 3 Softball 1,2,3,4 French Club 1,2, 3,4 J.V. girls basketball manager 4 French National Honor Society 2, 3 Lucey, Me lu BOB MAZUR If you 11'y to be what you are not you will fail, but if you do what you want not what others want you to do, you will make it in life . Soccer 1,2,3,4 Winter Track 1 , 2 Spring Track 1,2,3,4 WALTER FARIA Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love, and to be loved, is the greatest happiness of existence . Spanish Club 1 , 2 You've no idea what a poor opin.. ionI have of myself and how lit- tle I deserve it. ZX, ,, ,K MARI E GAU DET I look behind me, and see all that has made meg I'm now looking ahead and wondering what will change me . Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4 German Club 1,2, 3,4 1,2 gigtbfl 2 2 3 Yearbook sf9ff4 m eam I Senior Priviledge Committee 4 Objective, Artistic, Loveable, Baseball Manager 4 Talented Athletic, Daring, and Brave . KATHY DYER Basketball-- 1, 2, 3 ,4 Softbal1-- 1, 2 , 3 ,4 IV Soccer Mg.--1 Varsity Soccer Mg Pep Club--3 Glee Club--2, 3,4 Spanish Club--1 , 2 Bob, 315, 16464 GEORGE BROWN Most misfortunes one can endure they come from outside, they are accidents. But to sufer from one 's own faults--Ah !--there is the sting of life. Soccer 1,2 I A I PAUL ROUSSEL BETSY BUCKNAM French Club 1,2,3,4 V ' French Club Representative 4 The truth hurts but the lies Will French National Honor Society2, 3 kill you . National Honor Society 3,4 Band 3,4 DEBBIE NQRTQN Tennis 3,4 Glee club Accompanist 2, 3,4 French Club 1,2 jazz Band Accompanist 2 , 3,4 Yearbook 3,4 Class Play 3 Senior Privilege Committee 4 Spile Staff 4 musical v 4467. 4' JOEY SPENCE . . . . Change is the only way to grow.... Basketball--1,2, 3,4 Soccer--4 Baseball--1, 3,4 French Club--1,2 Spaz! ! 46 SUSAN MERCER Band 1,2,34 Glee Club 1 ,2, 3 German Club 1,2 Track Team 1 Field Hockey Team 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 4 What would you like the weather to be today? PETER SI-LATTUCK Pater Shaturch Usually found at the corner with Swilly and Yak Yak. If not at corner you would find us at the Shop. Amen MIKE STONE We must always look ahead, For if we look behind, We may never move on. Drama Club 1,2,3 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Wind Ensemble 1,2, 3,4 Music Boosters Club 2, 3,4 Yearbook 4 Senior Board 4 National French Contest Suffolk County 3 DEBBIE WADLEIGH The best days are those in which one has laughed . Varsity Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Track 1, 2 Softball 2 Yearbook Staff 3 French Club 1,2,3 French Club President 3 CAREY I-IARRI S Field Hocky 4 Basketball 4 umm . . . well sort of,-but not really . . . more like, yeah! something like that. . 1 5 DAVID MULCAHY Ending and beginning still. Cowper Student Council Vice President3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 N.H.S. President 4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Financial Editor 4 Cross Couniry Track 3 s.P.s., A.s.P. 3 N.H.C.C.S.A. 4 JIM REVOIR 'Nw LAURIE VEIGA To thine own self be true. And it must follow as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man . Boy's Baseball manager 3,4 47 BI LL MONROE REBECCA DAVIS Every happiness of yesterday is a memory for tomorrow. J.V. Cheerleading 1,2 Varsity Cheerleading 3,4 French Club 1,2 Glee Club 1 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Boodles B.D. Skip day at Rocky, license?, Give us an H! . . . LEROY CREIGHTON Whoa ya! Glee Club-2 Six foot Black foot Soul Train Brother! LINDA MARTIN Even the strongest man cries. Basketball 2, 3,4 Softball 2, 3,4 Field Hockey 4 Art Club 3 Spanish Club 1,2 Sld Club 4 To Linda, With Love, Kirk 48 KEN HALL German Club 1,2 Spring Track 2, 3,4 LV. Soccer 1,2 Varsity Soccer 3,4 LV. Basketball 1,2 Varsity Basketball 3,4 All-time School Decathlon Win- ner 3,4 Quote p. 102 JOAN GURRIER Being to time lessness as it's to time love did no mone begin than love will end, when nothing is to breathe to stroll to swim love is the air the ocean and the land. E.E. Cummings Spanish Club 1,2 Spanish National Honor Society 1 , 2 Yearbook Staff 3 Ski Club 3 MICHELLE SABOURIN Spanish Club-- 1 , 2,3 ,4 Ski Club- -4 Spanish National Honor Society-- 2, 3,4 MARC RENAUD French Club--3 ,4 Yearbook--3 French National Honor Society--4 I sought my God, but my God I Band..-1 could not see, Frengh Club Treggru-el-..-3 I sought my Soul, but my Soul French Club Rep.--4 eluded 11123 Spanish Club Treasurer.. -2 I SO1.l.ght my brother, and found Spanish Club President--4 211 three- BONNIE GAY Enjoy your lot. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Field Hockey 4 -...,.e!i . ,- BOB LUTZ J.V. Soccer 1 V. Soccer 2,3,4 I.V Basketball 1, 2 V. Basketball 3,4 Spring Track 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Class V . President 2, 3,4 Student Council Treasure 3,4 German Club President 1,2 Glee Club 2, 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Musical 3,4 Math Club 4 Big O Fan Club 3,4 Nothing so needs reforming as other peoples' habits . CI-IERYL GLOVER CHARLIE COREY A little work never hurt anyone I'm clever and daring. ERIC KRONK ' After all we've said and done and LISA CI-'ARKSON felt about each other, go you.r H , Way, Inu go mine and carry on. Life comes and goes. C' S.N' + Y. Laughter of the past rings through empty hallways . Soccer 1,2,3,4 The seasoning is bittersweet. Basketball 1 2 3 4 , Spring Traci 11 21 3 , 4 Spa1'11Sh Club 2, 3 German Club 1,2 Baseball Manager 3 Art Cl b 3 ' Ski C135 4 Poetry is my feeling for life . DON HOUVENOR STEPHANY cA'rALANo NEIL GILLFILLAN CAROL KOWA1-SKI l ' The Bible, Dylan, Shakespeare, I would rather sit on a pumpkin the telephone book: It's all been and have it all to myself than be said. crowded on a velvet cushion. French Club 1,2 Thoreau French Club Sec. 2 Ch 1 d. --2 Spanish Club 1,2 Mediaus Year 09 v v Class Rep---2 Ass. Ed1tor Yearbook 4 Art Club--3 Coun. SEC. 3 Ski Club--4 Stud, Coun. Pres. 4 Musical Crew 3 Media Club 3 50 Newspaper 3 D,A,R, Good Citizen Award 4 PETER CHANDLER LV. Soccer 2 Varsity 3,4 ERIC JENSEN Basketball 3,4 DAWN DONAHUE JOHN WOLTERS Accept me as I am and together we can become iiends KIMBERLY DURHAM Live while you can, die when there is nothing new to 11'y. I liked learning about life in Hollis and the people who live here . JOHN cADAR1o LV. Soccer 1,2 Varisty Soccer 3,4 Basketball 2, 3,4 KEITH CARMAN DANA DUNTON Party Goers Class of 1977 5 , ! i 4 . XS School Spirit Becky Davis Kirk Demers 1, Eli, C? Hard Core Party Goers f. '.' , fa' Ab Class Space Shot Keith Carman Debbie Norton Craig Lawrence Marie Gaudet Most Daring Jeff Seifert Marie Gaudet 4 , we f 3, A C C ,' ' K 1 M X A ,. -- V. ' Yi? ,1, as I ' .' x . .A ' A Klass Klown Peter Shattuck Priscilla Luce ff -.I I , , 1 ,, f i E I Most Life Loving Linda Martin Walter Faria Most Lovable Craig Lawrence Stephany Catalano Best Undressed Most Friendly C , MMOSt Ealzthy . Becky Davis Ken Hall Kirk Demers carol Kowalski mg aY0u Lmda Maftln Apple Polishers David Petersen Bonnie Gay WNW 4'.-...IQ Most Popular Carol Kowalski Ken Hall Stephany Catalano 2' ff 3 W' Most Studious Most Musical David Mulcahy Sue Graves Betsy Buclmam Betsy Bucknam Forbes Brigham S Most Creative Most Likely to Succeed David Mulcahy Carol Kowalski Q 3 Bob Carr Carol Kowalski Most Athletic Ken Hall Bonnie Gay Eric Kronk T. LX New 7' 1 , - - My 4 A .Nt A 54 Most Profound jeff Soifert Carol 5 fi Most Married Bob Lutz and Kathy Dyer Roxanne Mo Best Bull Thrower Marie Gaudet Kirk Demers Best Dressed Kirk Demers Marie Gaudet Most Absent Dana Dunton Lisa Wright Most Gullible Z'--L-. Class Hustler Shyest John Cadario Lisa Owens Scott Willis 3 2 I , v l Class Mystery Mark Renaud Bob B with Ee Tammy Little 1 311 1 f A ' :Q E 1 V i 3 ' 2 3 3 , '-E -it 5 X a f p L - 1 . E X i 1 f Q x' 'x l R v Best Looking urns Lynn Stillman B s I ,. 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V- W 'A ---' ' ,AL 'mu if , I . 4 ff 41. sf . X ', x Q. 'Q ' Lx li 5' f A f' n ' A Q X 1 if ,rdf 'X A0 s , , ft' J ' -V' I 7 Qs 7 A+' 3. . 1 L if X A f I f ' , ish, ' 7 ,..' , , 2? W- ' , , , AK Vz, . u 2 5 wif A Q, 7 5 K.: Vkzg ,V.VVVL A 'ff -,Q-'Vx , . ,.,. , ,, Q 'I ' gz. 1 fl ,,,, , ,,,, A , ' 4 ,. 3 .,,, ,, ,V I :V A IRM: Vrrk W A , ,,i, ' ' , f g, ,, pf n :' ' ' 43 I A4 :x,,:5gfff'f,, f , WU:-iff , C'JF't11+-'Hd '-43171001 . THIS WAS THE FIRST YEAR FIELD HOCKEY HAS BEEN A BUDGETED SPORT FOR HOLLIS HIGH. WE WERE VERY PROUD TO BE A PART OF OUR SCHOOL SPORTS SYSTEM. FROM THE FIRST DAY OF PRACTICE TO THE LAST WE LEARNED MUCH MORE THAN WE EXPECTED. WE BECAME A TEAM UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PAT FORBES. I-Iere's to next year . . . WINTER TRACK This year's Winter Track team should be congratulated for its dedication and effort. For many of the team members, this was the first year they had run. Coach Korcoulis was pleased With his young team for running as well as it did . Four Saturday morning meets and the Class I State meet made up the season. The meets were held at the UNH field house Track in Durham where the team competed against three other class S, M, or I teams each Satur- day. As the season progressed, the point total and overall times got better. Four membersg Don Fusco, Bob Chorney, Drew Harris, and Bruce McDuffee went to the State meet on February 5 . For a four man team, they did well with a sixth place in the relay and a sixth place in the 600 yard run by Don Fusco . This year's team helped to build skill and stamina that will continue to grow in the future . YL I. .,. Gir1's Track Spring Track Cheerleading V5L4!I SIX - and early get the games o say time and ef- was appreciated ! ! s fl MH fe Y x s I , ,, t 67' lo' Q 'GX 4'-W' v V' n ' x ww A , , ii' . S f ' er 1s n lf' ' ' chosen ,,.,.,...-..-A n, V Fw .L-3 1 Ns -S ' ' -7 as , m . - : A f . vii S I Q f x 5. R X, fl, , HMJ' LV. BASKETBALL GIRLS The LV, basketball team this year was a terrific success due to the high competitiveness of the players and the determination of our coach, Sandra Baby. Our record was 12 wins and 3 losses. We had an exceptionally good season and We finished first in our league. It takes great dedication, effort, and courage for a player to get out onto the court and play good basketball. Each player must have the desire to Win and confidence, not only in her team, but also in herself. Confidence is oh so vital. Our coach, Mrs. Morse, did a brillant job in teaching the players her skills. She taught us not only the basics, but slso how to work as a team, and how to put everything together in a game situation. Our record proves what a great job she did. The LV. basketball team will be losing 5 players next year: Captains, Tracy Auer and Elaine Fontana, Janice Kempton, Nancy Lubinsky, and Tracy Wood. Returning will be: Mary Benoit, Joy Garrity, Corky Hall, Valerie Hall, Tammy Kecy, Carolyn Kungulus and Jeanie Zandi. Our managers: Cindy Cook, Priscilla Luce, and janet Sheldon. . im, 01.6 45 fif is A ws 4 I ,B 0 Nd J J.V. BASKETBALL ...,,. ' This year's LV, Basketball team played above and beyond what many people expected . Much credit be longs to Coach Chuck Twitchell, who worked with a small and inexperienced team. Molding quickness and good teamwork together, this year Hollis developedfanotherfsuccessful team. ' The .team members are as follows: G . Bremer, Hammond, J. Jorgensen, P . Monius, D. Saunders, J. T. Rudinsl-cy, P. Clark, K. Dyer, P. Saunders, A. Laverne, T,,Leggett, and T, Lawler. e ille it so ..,. ..f l Y , o o 7 E, V f , K 1 Q, ' , .W7.f xl! . I I iffy! W I Lg' X 1 f u -r 'ALL B535 131 -1 1' 35 I S g ffsfef 3' R E as I K i SQA ' Q2 ' '!uj,f '7, Zi! ? Qi f Qs if I, L24 WALL? fm, J ', ' QI ,1- '55 .,, my . M ns, ' 3 Q Q Q 993.1 JF?-rf? 3 t1? 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S42 V M sf Af 4, S 0 1' 1, , A W if f -1 5,495 ' I -' ,f--Q11 ' 1 t S4 , i I N 7 X, 1 ., A. Pi 9 Ku 8' , ' 5 -- , 'Q VV , O J 4 aw 6 If , Q. , f TV 5 f I. Cadario ,- ff XM 4' 'E ,ff ,dv ,H 3 I P. Chandler N.T D. O ' an . fa 1 l 4 ,Z l M I xva, W., .. f H , k ' is if S . gi ,, N N -vwk fT '...g.'M f ' W ,,, , L, ,. 'M 'Nw an . , ,s ,aamxtwsw if N ,tr si nv' 'Wh' :IV hs? w My 55 I L . 5.' S ' :A Vw A 0 ,df ,, .1 N IRS, if K ? 1 . 1 E 'WL H6 152331. ,Nm K wg f F PROM 1976 'L ' hfrfiww-s-w..., . 4 J.C. BOAT WORKS Wishes The Class Of '77 Good Luck PATRON S Arthur Whitty Studios Dr. And Mrs. Simon Eisen And Family Mr. And Mrs. Richard L. King And Family Covered Bridge Needlecraft Mr. And Mrs. Wm. Weidemeyer And Family SUUHEGMI NATIUNAL BANK ...S Q U AU TY SHUE FACTURY Saou: on-uno O L BRANCHES ELM STREET-MILFORD JCT 130 8: 122-HOLLIS Hmm mm-AMHEHST noun l3'NEw BOSTON 101 A West, Turnpike Plaza, Next To Rich's Dept. 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H. 03060 - K K ' . ,W- ' .Q -M eff 0 . wx' his A '. X E 1, 4 N 'fx,,-xx 1'-A.. MKHWMF Daniel Webster Highway South, Nashua, New Hampshire 03061 An Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer MXF Ho me Stee New ew Hampshn 0 nland Me 0 Carb L1l'T1lI'l FU' Roxanne Little girl, be say When you make words- for words are And syllables, of air- and air is so breath of God Be careful, be careless, Be what you want Martlgaf Pitman Meanings ' ill change as you learn to grow, an g all that is known beconles suddenly old, and that whiclrypfu have to last you 'till the fen . ' out to be just a passing i 5 ,A it f David Petersen It were dot be' yve-Qh ld 5 r p all think g S . fp' E 7' It ismdiferenc opifl ns y ma s hors d Ls. VE , ' ' ,Q jf Sanf1i1C1 mens A , d fvlla Lu he e lovefi ,our he t li 't ,eput theref o stay. Y Neisn't etillybu veit away. 5 f if r 1' f L Bucl-:nam W 'do not T' member days, W remem moments. ' ' , Cesare ifavese ' K - Q T - Mic elle Sabourin A othing grdat was ever achieved thout enthusiasm . hine, 5 1 x Ken all i . . .Each man is an island unto himse , andf the bridges that lead to others eople have been des- troyed b conflicts of race, sex, and self i erest. Torment and anguish in men's hearts and love which? sa be their only solace has been qu ziantined by the indi- vidual ego the social code. Bred on self ' bt and their un- certain know ,dge . . . people struggle against the confusion of their own emdtional and intellec- tual entangle if ts, seeldng mo- mentary pleasu ,, and Ending Tom Willdns Gandalf- A lord of wisdom throned he sat, swift in anger quick to laugh, an old man in a battered hat, who leaned upon a thorny staff. He stood upon the bridge alone, and Fire and Shadow both defied, his staff was broken on the stone, in Khazad-dum his wisdom died. Phyllis Spaulding For the past is past and will never return The future we know not, and only the present can be calledzpur own. w, N-., . ws., A M SS . 7, X365 r emers K, Go placidl Q :mid the noise and h and reme er what peace there A may be inf ence . . . You are fl achigld oi universe, no less than e i and stars, you hav A a ri h tof ere . And whether . , S . L 9 ar to you, no doug 5 the unive:-sg unfolding as it Q J Penny Winther Like you, I have been here since the beginning and I shall be un- end of days. There is no existence . For the but a part of a God sepa- at Creation. soul are with God . GIBRAN mV the halls a single hu- : R ld. 21 K' , i STH 2 5 V A Kathy Dyer .5 ' Youtve to my 'f , sg W. future, The pow with his pen T Nowl find the The pe A' 'ant with his plough 5- . Et mak fglno difference who youkjg are l A Qf It's all same some how. 2 , i 'id Q QD vid Mulcahy N-Q4-fQ2- ino-1, 4-dihydro-7 4-oxy-6 -pt ridiny1jMethylyAminoy benfzoylj-L-glutamic acidg N-fpr ff f2-amino- ,-hydroxy-6 -pteri- 'f dinlyjmethy aminojbenzoylg- ' glutamic acl, 5 pteroyl glutafmic acidg N-Qp-fb2-amino-4-hydro- xypyrimide Q4 , 5-by pyrazin-6-yly methylaminofybenyoylj-glutamic acid, PGA. A ' Marc Renaud ' Quiet and pensive, but that doesn't meanl don't care . Don't Det my straight face fool you, there 's ac- tually a fun loving person behind it. Qbelieve it notj Carol Kowalski Alll want is the truth! just giv me the truth! Q if px ?i ZR continual disi11usi0mnent,Q5pgfmm,,P L I'm havin fun e erik l ntin with life .gHolli3 lcgms brain thg seed for my growth. I will remem ber the 6 years I was at H. S. and look back and laugli, cry, wonder, and be thankfulifor. Rebecca Davis ' But goodbye is so hard for me to Say f f Whenl still believe the good times outweigh the bad . Remember all the good times we 've had Remember all the good times we had. - Bob Lutz Training is everthing. The peach was once a bitter almond, cauli- flower is nothing but cabbage with a college education. Eric Kronk If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps ft is be- cause he hears a diierent drum- mer. Let him step to the music which he hears, howevermeas- ured or far away. H.D. Thoreau Q2 f I f 1 sy 9 w . if im. .wr 3' 9 is-Q ,sy K WA? ..,n L. ,AX .X S 46291114-f., anime 'bs gg L K Qi , vs 5. , gl! X W ld 3 4 4. E 5 X! f ' ll' 1 . - ff 'H '. ,M Tammy Little -mhmnksb 1 ,- gf U k M ' QMJL-' r .. ,l .VA Q 'vw V ' 1 3 v'V? Q -sq, I was ffg ,mmmwf 'M , .,,.. 7 N, ,.. g , -1 f A rw .,.- ,A Y ,Nw .W ' - - ' 'f 4.,,:wmj'?E11:, ' ':f , - W A 7' 'W f -- JEQ5'r- f.'fff5l1'fIf1r45,,f,nM, . W g K - 1' -.SH M -f, '-1f Lf B!! ' L' .. in f ,x . a-N' -.,. ,vw ff 1 - V ' ,, ,::, :Wy I Q ' 4 L , ,fu- f M W-w,,,,, P num-- .ik 9? SENIORS . . . And here we are finally . . . Seniors. Like any long awaited goal our ideas about what this year would be like and the actual reality were very different. For many different reasons our expectations were not quite realized and we were forced to deal with a reality we never expected. And we had many varied reactions to this, our Senior year, at Hollis Area High School . . . What's the big deal? It's just another year. I was ready for my senior year. I ve been Waiting for it since Iwas a Freshman. Many decisions need to be made and now you, yourself are responsible for them. After 12 years I think that everybody is ready. This year is not that much different than any other year. It's not that I wasn't ready for my senior year, but that I'm not ready for my life. I definitely was ready for my senior year. I consider myself lucky to be getting out of here before things get worse. I had planned to have my senior year be the fullest and most memorable year in high school. There were changes both good and bad, but I have overlooked the bad points and I am just enjoying . . . ll ll 106 F 9 an-Q. 1-was HI' l , V+ ww W, 5 IN MEMORY OF HARLAND MUZZEY We wish to dedicate this page of the Yearbook of 1977 to Harland Muzzey, Muzz, our devoted bus driver who died February 12, 1977. Muzz grew up and lived in Hollis all his life. His involvement with the high school is unforgettable. He drove the school bus on regular routes, field trips, and sports events and acted as special policeman for many school functions. We will remember his smile, his humor, his lifesavers, and most of all, the love he shared with the young lives he touched. 108 --A..- Adams, S. 40,85,88,94 Albertini, P. 25 Allen, S. 14,22 Amaya, C. 7 Anderson, S. 9 Archambault, A. 17, 19,85 Arnold, P. 19 Arsenault, W. 8 Auer, Terry 17, 18, 22,62,74, 75,78 Auer, Tracy 14, 22,76,77 Austin, B. 9 Austin, S. 19 --B-- Baker, L 14 Baldwin, D. 18 Ballou, A. 40,55 Ballou, M. 14,15 Bancroft, L. 19 Baum, M. 19,29 Bearegard, B. 14 Beers, R. 8,62 Belanger, N. 29,41 Benjamin, D. 16, 17, 19 Benoit, M. 9,76 Bent, L. 8 Bent, T. 15 Bingham, C. 9 Birch, Carol 8,21,22,62,80,95 Birch, Craig 70 Booily, M. 8 Boyer, J. 16,19,62,92 Brede, L. 9 Bremer, G. 14,79 Bremer, R. 38,85,94 107 Brickley, B. 8 Brickley, C. 8 Brickley, N. 14 Bridges, J. 9 Brigham, C. 18,19,62,82,85, 97,98 Brigham, F. 41,54,62,70,88 Bristol, J. 19 Brown, C. 14,62,97,98 Brown, G . 45 Brown,J. 35,41,60,87,89,91, 94 Buclmam, B. 46,54,62,87 Bull, A. 92 Bull, K. 93 Bunce, J. 9 Bunker, L. 62 Burns, B. 42,55,107 --C.... Cadario, J. 55 Cadario, J. 14,61 Canada, S. 14 Carman, K. 35,91 Carnahan, C. 26,29,62 Carr,B. 54,60,89,94,95,97, 98 Carr, C. 15 Carrigan, D. 9 Case, B. 18,8O,81' Catalano, S. 21,50,53,88,93, 107 Cawley, D. 23,26 Chandler, P. 51,89 Chorney, B. 39,70,94 Chorney, M. 8 Chrystal, D. 18,19 Chrystal, J. 14,70 Cillizza, Mrs. 33 Cillizza, R. 18,21 Clarkson, L. 50,97 Claugh, M. 14,97,98 Cockwell, C. 9 Cole, J. 38,60,61,62,68 Cole, K. 27 Coleman, D. 9 Coleman, K. 5 Coleman, M. 14 Collard, T. 14 co11ins,K. 23,33 Colson, H. 15,61,62,65 Colson, K. 39,68,69 Connors, D. 18 Cook, C. 36,76 Cook, G. 8 Cook, P. 8 Corey, C. 49 Corey, I. 19 Corey, P. 17,19,70 Courtemanche, Creighton, Laur Creighton, Leroy 48 Crisman, E. 27 Crauither, A. 18 Culpon, A. 19,62 Culpon, M. 14,62,68,95 Curtis,J. 12,14,21,6O,62,71, 72,73,98 Curtis, S. 9,1O,62,71,72,73 N. 19 el 15 -..D..- Darell, C. 15 Davidson, S. 18 Davis, B. 35,48,52,53,74,75, 78,91,94,95 Davis, D. 9 Dawson, J. 17,18,22,80 Demers, K. 3,35,44,52,53,54, 55.60.93.94 Denehey, B. 14,95 Derie, A. 36 Derie, K. 14 Derrel, N. 19 DesMaris, C. 18 DesMaris, J. 8 de Steuben, S. 31 Dewing, A.M. 8 Dionne, P. 18,85 Dixon, L. 15 Dow, L. 15 Drovin, I. 9 Dube, E. 27,71 Dube, J. 19 Daffy,J. 14 Dunbar, D. 14,70 Dunton, D. 55 Dunton, K. 14 Dyer, Kathy 45,80 Dyer, Kit 9,54,6O --E..- Edge, J. 8 Eldridge, A. 70 Emmerling, C. 16 ..-F-- Faria, W. 35,45,53,91 Farwell, D. 9 Farwell, J. 9 Farwell, L. 19 Feldmose, B. 15,61,98 Fimble, C. 93 Fontana, E. 12,14,68,70,76,77 Forbes, P. 23,27,68 Forrester, N. 92 Foss, D. 14 Fox, M. 23,28 Fusco, B. 18,70 Fusco, D. 43,70 --G-.. Garceau, G . 36,91 Garceau, T. 15,62,98 Carrity, J. 9,76 Gaudet, M. 45,52,54,55,60, 74,75,78,89,92,107 Gauthier, D. 11 Gay, B. 29,49,53,55,68,80,81 Gettler, K. 25 Gilfillan, M. 9 Gilfillan, N. 50 Gilfillan, V. 15 Glover, C. 49,80 Glover, P. 8 Glover, T. 14,15 Graves, S. 37,54,68,91,95 Green, G. 18,62 109 ..-L-- Green, P. 9 Greenberg, D. 7 Gonthier, Lenny 9,11 Gonthier, Lori 8 Gorden, B. 92 Gorden, S. 15,98 Gossen, S. 15 Goulder, J. 16, 17, 18 Goulding, D. 15,19 Gurrier, J. 18,48,6O,94 Gurslci, K. 15 --1-1-- Hall, c. 9,22,es,7o,76 Hall, J. 17,1s,z1,2z,61,62, 74,75,78,95 Ha11,K. 48,53,54,7o,sz,s3 85,93,107 Hall, V. 76 Hamer, R. 16,18,29 Hamilton, D. 37 Hamm, N. 19,62 Hamm, T. 19,62 Hammond, K. 17,18,62,85 Hammond,N. 14,62,70,79, 107, Hai-graves, R. 24 Harris, C. 14,47,68,80,90 Harris, D. 70 Hatch, Eva 15 Hayden, J. 18,68 Herb, C. 17 Herb, J. 41 Herne, H. 15 Herne, M. 9 Hicks, K. 9,62 Hughes, S. 39,91 Hills, S. 9 Homoleski, K. 19 Hopkins. E. 15,62' Hopkins, L. 19 Houvener, D. 50 Houvener, R. 8 Howard, C. 14,70 Howard, J. 9,70 Howes, B. 23,29,60,87,95 Hunt, P. 15,62 Hunter, J. 9,68 ....1-.. Ingram, B. 12 Irwin, E . 14 ....j-- Jackson, J. 8 Jacobs, A. 17 Jacobs, K. 14,71,72,73 Jensen, C . 8 110 D Jensen, E. 51 Jensen, J. 15 Jensen, R. 8 Johnson, C. 80 Johnson, S. 16,17,18 Jorgenson, J. 14,62,79 Jylli, M. 94 ..-K..- Kanterovich, M. 14 Karavasilis, N. 31,23 Karman, K. 52 Kecy, T. 76 Kempton, J. 15,76 Kennery, J. 7 Kenny, H. 18,70,74,75,78 Kenny, L. 15,71 Kenny, R. 8 King, B. 18 Kinney, R. 11 Knapton, C. 6 Knawles, B. 9 Knaules, S. 14 Kolacau-onis, S. 14 Korcoulis, L. 30 Koster, J. 8 Koster, L. 15 Kowolski, Carol 35,50,53,54, 60 Kowolski, Chuck 14,21, Kowolski, E. 18,95,98 Kowolski, P. 8 Kronk, E. 5O,54,83,85,91 Kungulus, C. 8,76 Kungulus, S. 15,19 Labme, J. 15 Laverne, A . 8,22 ,7O Lawrence, C. 6,4O,52,53,82, 84 Leggett, R. 16,19 Lehouillier, J. 9 Lehouillier, K. 14 Levesque, R. 36 Lindsay, J. 18 Liner, V. 33 Little, T. 41,55 Livingston, B. 19 Livingston, D. 8 Lorden, R. 18 Lubinsky, N. 15,76 Lubinsky, P. 17,19,21,77 Luce, P. 45,52,76,87 Lutz, B. 21,49,54,62,70,82, 85,89,91,98 Luizick, D. 8,9 Lynch, D. 8 -..M-.. Maben, B. 15 Maben, P. 18 Madsen, K. 9 Mahoney, Maryann 30 , 71 9 Mahoney, Maureen Maloney, K. 37 Mann, L. 18 March, E. 28 Marcum, D. 8 Marshell, L. 9,10 Martell, G. 27 Ma.-ein, L. 48,53,68,69,80,91 Marvell, L. 29,35,40,6O,8O Marvell, M. 34 Mathews, O. 23,28 Mayon, C. 41,53 Mazur, B. 45,55,61 McDu.ffee, B. 14,70 McDuffee, L. 9 McDu.ffee, P. 18 McE1lwanine, J. 15 McFarland, D. 14 McManus, T. 15,71,72 McNeil, K. 9,68 McShey, T. 16,19 Melanson, H. 17,26,29 Mercer, S. 46,68,69 Mercier, M. 17,19,98 Meuse, C. 43 Meuse, M.B. 15 Miller, J. 32 Mitchell, J. 31,82,83 Mitchell, K. 9 Mitchell, R. 16 , 19 Monius, P. 70 ,73 ,92 Monroe, B. 48,88 Montesi J. 19,82,83,85 Moore, R. 36,54,90 Morrill, M. 40 Morrison, B. 7 Morrison, P. 3,13,14,62,68, 95,98 Morse, S. 2,3,31,76 Mulcahy, D. 21,47,54,60,68,88 Mulcahy, M. 15 Munroe, Diane 15,17 Munroe, Doon 18 Muzzey, T. 39 Mystery Lady 90 ..-N..- Neary, K. 18,70 Neller, W. 35,46 Newlcirk, P. 15 Nightingale, A. 18,98 Niviens, C. 19 Normandie, C . 19, 68, 80, 81 Northway, A. 7 Norton, A. 9 Norton, D. 35,46,52,60,89,91 Noyes, Judy 9 Noyes, Martha 14 ..-0-.. Order, M. 33 Osgood, J. 19 Osgood, S. 13,15 Ouellette, A.J. 14 Ouellette, N. 9 Owens, B. 8 Owens, L. 43,55,87 ....p-.. Paine, Heidi 9,62 Paine, N. 17,19 Paul, R 25 Pelletier, C. 18 Peterson, B. 8 Peterson, D. 21,43,53,85,88, 97,98 Peterson, Jean 9,62 Pleltersomgeffs 195 21,62 P illips, . ,9 Pinch, K. 18,74,75,78,95 Pitman, M. 38,74,75,78,89,91 Poplar, T. 8 . Potter, K. 18 Potter, L. 9 Powers, L. 15 Presley, W. 9,68,7O Prevast, C . 23,25 Proko, P. 6 Putnam,'D. 9 --R-.. Radcliffe, R. 9 Radc1iffe,W. 19,70,74,75,78 Raitt, J. 14 Rea, B. 14,70 Reed, C. 18 Reed, S. 18 Reid, R. 18 Reid, T. 93 Reilly, M. 17,19,60 Reilly, K. 19 Renaud, M. 49,88,91 Revoir, J. 47 Reynolds, Thomas 8,11 Reynolds, Todd, 18 Rider, D. 8 Rider, M. 38,88 Riley, R. 25 Rockcastle, Y. 9,11 Rosenblum, R. 33 Roper, D. 19 Roper, S. 14,71,73 Roussell, A. 9,97 Roussell, Paul 46 Roussell, Peter 16,19,97,98 Rowland, Viclcl 6 Rudinsky, J. 37,88 Rudinsky, T. 12,14,15,62,79 Rusch, M. 23,32 Russell, D. 9 Russell, J. 13, 15 ...-S..- Saborin, M. 49,87,94 Sapienza, D. 32 Saunders, D. 14 Saunders, P. 8,70 Scott, M. 9 Seager, M. 8 Secor, C . 62 Selmer, P. 62 Shattuck, P. 46,53 Shattuck, W. 18 Sheldon, A. 9, 11.68 Sheldon, J. 16,18,76,8O Shutt, K. 13 Shutt, T. 9 Silva, P. 7 Sipe, G. 19,21,60,71,74,75, 78,97,98 Smith, J. 9 Smith, L. 8 Smith, R. 14,15,70 Smith, S. 16 Smith, V. 15,72,72 Snow, K. 9 Soifert, J. 37,87 23,30 Solka, J. , ,8O Soper, M. 17,19,8O Soper, S. 9 Spaulding, P. 21,42,61,80,92 Spence, J. 46,82,85,89 Sponagle, C. 3,13,14,22,71, 72,73 Squire, J. 13,14 St. George, R. 15 Stiles, J. 14,62,97 Stillman, L. 8,42,55,93 Stone, M. 47,88,91,94 Stuizman, G . 44 , Sullivan, H. 44,89 Sullivan, K. 15 Sunstrom, R. 13,17,19,6O Swayer, C. 18 ..-T..- Thistle, Dale 9 Thistle, Dan 18 Theme, K. 13, 15 7 Tomasco, M. 42,87,98 Towne, N. 44,87,89 Treble, W. 38,88 Twitchell, C. 79 ..-V..- Vanderhoof, J. 32 Varrichio, M. 15 Veale, M. 17,18 Viega, L. 47 Viega, M. 35,44,6O,88,94 Villette, B. 8 ..-W-- wadieigh, D. 47,so,s1,s9,91, 93 Wallace, D. 7 Walega, B. 23,33 Ward, P. 15 Wehrle, L. 19,21,62,74,75, 78,95 Weissflog, M. 18 93 weigh, M.E. W1-.e1ton,c. 17,19,85 Whe1ton,K. 14,71,72,7s wheiton, M. s,11,22 Whitcomb, E. 8 White, S. 8 Whitmore, R. 28,29 Wiedemeyer, B. 19,70 Wilkins, Barbara 26,29 Wilkins, Brian 84 Wilkins, C. 9,71,72,73 Wilkins, G. 23,29,3O Wilkins, T. 21,37,82,83,85, 87,91 Willen, L. 15 Willis, S. 43,44,88 Wise, A. 14 Wolfe, L. 15,68 Wolters, J. 55,94 Wood, J. 14,15 Wood, T. 14,22,68,76,95 Wright, Brian 19,39 Wright, C. 38,89,91 Wright, L. 18,43 Wright, Mrs. 33 Wright, W. 42,88 --Z-.. Zandi, G. 32,95 Zandi, J. 9,11,22,68,69,76,7 Zandi, S. 18 Zarlengo, S. 9 Ziegler, S. 9,11 7 111 whe.re's+hcboll? .' YWCA 0 wheres-im VMYPQA C It mmvywhaes.. wg? ca-QW 4 5' e book, -' A I Ytorbopk, G 12. , I dlrbooll.. p ef . lu 0 f U- 41 ' ,x w G0 ld' 5 f .J as A F, I V I ,li , x X 1 L4 lp It , 11' 'U nzkktw , n I if 5 I 5-f I' I f I V al. A 1, pi -17 af I 1 1 , , Qufil ' -ui 2-J ' W' 'l w..1 A ' 'F CQD sy kj 3, i' W X NI! -ff 15 ' Yeaa B09 is C-'ff0r120 5 OUT OF CHAOS, ORDER???!!! Remembered chaos . . . the typewriter lost its ball and Mikki cried, and we caught the 3-R's before they went down the drain Carol wanted to do a touch up job on the track team, the picnic in Rm. 17 and 18, Fred's bakery, The Aj ax in the library, feeding the strongest horse fly at I-ll-IS, plans for the slumber party, Mr. H and Marie con- ferri.ng about Mikki's mental condition, witnessing that condition, dreaming of 3-R's, dreaming of copy sheets, . . . , H spending the week-end in 17 and 18--not picn1ci.ng, blue berry muffins, food shopping at Delvfoulas for Ruf es, Bob's baby work, Carol's hairy armed girl, eating, sleeping, and drinking yearbook, 06194, Mr. H's understanding, THANKS, Marie's FAITH, Bob's Perserverance and Loyalty, Carol's talent and perfection, Mikki's writing and typing, 1951, D. Mu1cahy's dictating the formula for folic acid, Barb's notes to herself, leaving teaching for this, D.P.'s ......... Remember any whens ?????????????? Someone told me to hang on tight and as I come through this production experience I understand fully the meaning and necessity of these words of wisdom. This has been a truly singular experience--one that will surely never be erased from the grooves of memory. When one wonders about the limits of the human mind, body, and spirit and then one is luckyf?j enough to test those limits with a small very special group of faithful workers, then one never has to wonder about those limits again. They are infinite. And what makes them so is the power of mind's joined together. I am ever thankful to those who shared this experience with me. For without you I never would have learned all the valuable lessons that came from the 1977 edition of Excalibur. B. 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