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

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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

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..-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

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