Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1963 volume:

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Published by Salmcigundi Staff of Keene Senior High School were M f, Staff CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF CO-ASSISTANT EDITORS '63 '64 Jane Walker Ronald Davis LITERARY BOARD Charlyn Ryll '63, Editor Susan Hunt '64, Assistant Carolyn Rieth '64 Linda Clark '64 Editor '63 SECRETARY Susan Bell '63 TREASURER Jean Pasquarelli '63 BUSINESS BOARD Anthony Tremblay '63, Business Manager Becky Bridges '63 Susan Schultz '63 Linda Foreier '63 Wayne Mills '63 Kathleen Pierce '63 James Fletcher '63 Mary Henderson '63 Judy Kerr '63 Martha Belden '63 Susan Harris '63 Vivian McShinsky '63 Mary Jane Gorges '63 Annie Mahler, Exchange SENIOR SECTION Barbara Paire '63 Susan Safstrom '63 TYPISTS Gary Flavin '63, Head Mary Ann Parker '63 Jacqueline Moran '63 Cheryl Martin '63 Judy Gaillardetz '63 Barbara Judd '63 Jean Wall '63 4 Barbara Stanford Paul Vermouth '64 ART BOARD Darlene White '63, Editor Richard Whitney '64, Assis Linda Kendall '63 Janis Purbeck '63 Martha Holbrook '63 Kathleen Kirk '64 Kathryn Donovan '64, Assistant Manager Jane Robinson '64, Assistant Manager Susan Knight '64 Susan Skinner '64 Cynthia Saunders '64 Darthea Huntley '64 Sylvia Jarvis '64 Sheila Abbott '64 Dennis Howard '64 Susan Mason '64 Frank Foley '64 Kathryn Mallory '64 Sheryn Gallagher '64 tant Editor Student Nancy Blythe '64 SPORTS Bruce Adams '63 George Bogosian '64 Emily Lacey '63 Deborah Chamberlain '64 PHOTOGRAPHERS Typist John Betz '63, Head Photographer ADVISER Mrs. Mary M. Kilroy Eric Davis '64 John Cimics '64 James Lipsky '64 Linda Clark '64 Jeanne Dubuque '64 Table o 9 Contents Title Page Staff Page it Foreword Dedication In Memoriam Faculty and Administration Seniors 3 5 is E, Presidentis Message Underclassmen Classes in Session Activities is Sports 6 2 -f Moods gf 5 Advertisements ' Q Index g 2 4 6 , 8 I 0 1 1 23 24 53 91 109 143 1 63 I 69 1 95 V . x its at N 3 .fxsz gp NK -D x , x, X, P 'fx xv, L I -s .1 sg: ik 5 s , , 4 u u , . . v ' . 3 ' . J 5. ' . f , -. 1, 1 f 4' -:- ,- if. - '.. ff C 1 . 1'- Na +. I If It - 6 xt 4 1 - A ,'f u- 1 l I 1 .129 ., . '. , .- '3 V - v j :S f - .iz , 1 , ., . . , A , - . I' f . . . . J .. ' n i ..'. 1' 'I ', -5, P. - - . J. .A -.4 2 '. ':. . v -, ' . . 1 .4 ,e 1 Aa , ' .k' ' ' ,i. - a ., -' ' ' 1 Q -.. 1 A . ,. . ..,--J - -. , Q '2. ' 5: , --. .-b. , 2 x A I. 1. x K.' :- X 9 H . 'L f - Q- ' '. ,.f . Q 1 . .L I . ' ' 4. ig.. .. ' H, - ' 4 4 , . ' ' 4 D , v,' A ' . 1 -1 M- s Q . ,. .. E . . s.. .- Q -19 'F ,L -. V , E . ' . --1 f - ' 3 5 w .. K 'gn y ' . .-f S I-. 1 1: . K: . -. -.J . -T. 1 ':'..' ' . 4 .' -'. ' ':0' 551' I 7 nrisff -. 1' -rrif -- '- -, .1 ..: - '-,Y,.-. - r - .-3' .. .141 , 1-G. - D- ,- -gg '11 ,L 1- Our years at Keene High School are spent in hard work striving to acquire as much knowledge as possible. The knowledge we acquire is not only gained from the subjects we are taught in the classroom but also from our extracurricular ac- tivities. The 1963 SALMAGUNDI stresses the im- portance of these phases of learning. The key of knowledge unlocks the most important thing of all-the door to the future. The door on the end sheets represents the door to the future. At the beginning of our high school career it is closed. After four years have elapsed, we gain possession of the key to open this door. We must remember that beyond this door there are many more doors in life which will have to be opened. Although our key will help to open them, we will need many more. These keys can only be found through searching, working hard, and continuing to learn. ig. ,S Q. It is with the greatest pleasure that we dedicate the 1963 SALMAGUNDI to a person who has given fourteen years of outstanding service to Keene High School. As head of the Social Studies Department, you have imparted knowledge which will make us better citizens with an understanding of the ideals of democracy. You have exerted a profound influence upon our future by guiding us toward our life work. As we look back upon our years at Keene High School, we will always remember the light in your room even though the corridors were dark. No problem was too small or too great for your attention. You have always given unselfishly of your time. It is with the utmost appreciation that we dedicate this Yearbook to you, Miss Mabel F. Plante. Dedication MABEL F. PLANTE In Memoriam Then a sparkg Out of the cloud a silence Then a larkg Jean B. Mosley Out of the heart a rapture, Then a paing Out of the dead, cold ashes, Life again. Evolution-John Bannister Table Stanley E. RiCl1Il'lOI1Cl Out of the dusk a shadow, , I- R 5 5 5 J. s A 454 f .-A .3 V 'n ' h 'ix if . 1 ,. 4' -iq 'N x ff 1 gig? if? 5 Q l . f' if s E3 X iii , 2513, fifi. 'LQ iff jg... 1.. .. x Ac lt Ad iniifrn ion Those Who Through Our High School Days ESTELLE BURKE Secretary MR. JOHN W. DAY One of the reasons Keene High School has achieved its high standards is that it has had fine administrative guidance under Superintendent of Schools John W. Day. Here at Keene we specialize in progressive education: our science and language labs and fine courses prove this point. It is all made possible through the interest and leadership of a fine and experienced educator. We are all grateful to Mr. Day and the school board for the fine job they have done in providing new and interesting op- portunities for those who seek knowledge in this challenging age. Help Us in 0 Many Ways, MR. ALFRED LANIBERT Mr. Alfred Lambert is Keene's very capable assistant super- intendent of schools. He has held this particular position for the past two years, preceding which he served for several years as principal of Keene Junior High School. Before that he was an excellent eighth grade science teacher at the Junior High. Having worked with students in these various ways for many years, he has become very much aware of their wants and needs. Mr. Lambert has been, and certainly will continue to be, an exceptionally fine assistant superintendent who has initiated programs to provide Keene students with the best possible education. MARGARET GOODELL Secretary We Will Remember And Revere 1 MRS. ALICE FURLONE Secretary MR. HAROLD DREW As principal of Keene High Mr. Drew has made everyone feel that each and every student is truly an important part of the school and that the school is an important part of him. He's never, too busy to talk with us about whatever may be on our minds. He may be found discussing the Cuban crisis with students in the lunchroom or chatting fluently in French with pupils in the language lab. Mr. Drew has been at K.H.S. for many years. He has watched the school grow athletically, culturally, and scholastic- ally and has put a bit of himself into each of these areas. He has become part of the soul of Keene High School. More And More Each Passing Year. MR. CHARLES BURNS This has been Mr. Burns, second year as assistant principal. It is clear to all that he has done a fine job with disciplinary matters at K.H.S.' The success of any organization depends partly on the enforcement of its rules. Mr. Burns is one of the persons whom everybody at school knows. He is interested in the well-being of each individual as well as that of the school. He is Working for a school and a student body that everyone can be proud of. We are glad he has chosen Keene High as 'ghis schoolf, MRS. BEVERLY LaMOTHE Secretary Teachings of Science, History, and Math MARGARET D. ACKERMAN A.B., A,M., Bucknell Uni- versityg Radcliffe Collegeg Lating Adviser-D e ln a t i n g Club. THELMA H. BALDWIN B.Ed., Plymouth Teachers Collegeg Business Education. JANE BARRY Middlebury College, A.B.g Frenchg A d v i s e r-flrrench Club. I6 HERBERT A. ALLEN B.S. Education, University of Massachusettsg Englishg Ad- viser-Enterprise. HARRY W. ARNOLD B.Ed., M.Ed., Keene T - ers Collegeg Mechanical Artsg Mathematics. each CAROL V. ASBURY B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- legeg English. S. Knight, Miss Ackerman- Now in this sen- tence which is completely wrongf' CHARLOTTE C. BEAUREGARD B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- legeg English. LUCIEN E. BERGERON B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- legeg- Driver Educationg Elec- tricityg Adviser-Senior Class. Mr. Bergeron- Wait till I get her behind the wheel! FRANCES E. BOLLES B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- lege 3 Business Arithmetic g Clothing and Textiles. All Lead Us Down the Interminable HAROLD E. BRIDGE B.E., Keene Teachers Col- legeg General Mathg Algebra. PAUL E. BRIDGES B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- lcgeg Employment Coordina- torg Cuidanccg Attendance. GUY F. BURRILL BS., M.Ed., University of New Hampshircg Chcmistryg Cuzicli-Bowling. Path. HORTENSE P. BURRILL B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- legeg Algehrag General Math. -- 'A Mrs. Collins-Happy NJ Birth- day, Mrs. Collins . . . How many so does that make? ' M' i-'V l JOHN .l. CARROLL B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- Iegeg University of New Hampshire-g History of Civili- zationg Civics. Mr. Carroll-i'How the teacher. EDNA L. M. COLLINS A.B., Bates Collegeg Englishg Public Spcakingg Adviser4 Dramatic Club. N'-. should I know? I'm only JEANNETTE COLLINS A.B., Tufts University of New Hampshireg English. DOROTHY M. CALEF B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- legeg Englishg Adviser-In- former. MURIEL K. COOKE B.S., M.A., Kansas Wesleyan Universityg Wichita Univer- sityg Audio-Visual Director. I7 ROBERT C. CUMMINCS M.NI., Boston Universityg New England Conservatory of Music: Juilliard School of Musicg Director of Music. LAURA CALLAGHER B.S.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- legeg Frenchg A d vi s e r- French Club. HELEN E. CALLOWAY B.A., University of New Hampshireg Keene Teachers Collegeg Lating French. To Guide and Teach Is HELEN DRUGG B.A., NLS., University of Ver- montg College Biology. RAYMOND F. DUNDAS B.Ed., Ed.M., Keene Teachers Collegeg Penn State Univer- sityg Mechanic Artsg Math. Their Desire, WILLIAM J. FAHEY B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- legeg University of New Harnpshireg Biologyg Adviser -Pep Club. Mr. Cummings-Multo Serioso. EUGENE F. GOBER B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- lcgeg Social Studiesg Adviser -Junior Classg Chairman- Boys State. HELEN D. GORDON A.B., Bates Collegeg Assist- ant Librarian. Annie Mahler and Mrs. Gallagher- 4'Now we'll see who's right. AUGUSTINE P. HANLEY B.A., University of Miami: Social Studiesg Coach-Van sity Football. To the Flame That tarts the F ire. AUDREY HARRIS Keene Teachers Collegeg Uni- versity of New Hampshireg Coach-J.V. Field Hockeyg J.V. Basketball. EDWARD H. HAZEN A.B., M.A., Dartmouth Col- legeg Columbia Universityg Driver Education. DOROTHEA E. HUTCHINS New England Conservatoryg Assistant-Music Department. Miss Marshall-'4Oh, there you are, my little Pussy Catf' Miss McCaughey-The High Tribunal. RACHEL M. MARSHALL B.S., M.A., Fitchburg Teach- ers Collegeg University of Michigang Guidance. .55 s M1 JOHN L. MAYES B.S., M.A., Fordham Univer- sityg Boston Universityg S0- cial Studiesg Coach-Cross Countryg Track. MARY M. KILROY B.Ed., Plymouth Teachers Collegeg Business Education. FRANCES D. LAMBERT B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- legeg Typing. HELEN McCAUCHEY A.B., M.A., Bates Collegeg Radcliffe Collegeg Englishg CoachsGirl's Varsity Sports. 1 1 1 If HOWARD C. MOORE B.Ed., M.Ed., Keene Teachers Collegeg Industrial Arts. I9 The Prepare Us for the Road Ahead, DORIS B. MOUSELY LLB., Cumherland Univer- sity Law S c h 0 0 lg B.Ed., Keene Teachers C o l I e g eg Home Economicsg Adviser- Sophomore Class. 4 I C. MURRAY RAMSAY, JR. B.Ed., M.Ed., Keene Teach- ers College, Social Studies, Adviser-C u r r e n t Issues Forum. I I RICHARD P. MURRAY B.E., Keene Teachers Col- lege, English. BARBARA RITCHIE B.Ed., Plymouth Teachers College, Business Educationg Adviser-Senior Class. THERESA P. ROBERTS A.B.. B.S. in L.S., Wheaton College, Simmons College, Librarian 3 Adviser-Junior Librarians 20 NORMA I. SAFFORD B.A., Syracuse Univcrsityg Arts and Crafts, Adviser- Junior Class. 'I 'ii f . 7 . - , I - .1 K . I ,. -if -' L Q k j . 1, . ,Q yt-im 2' I .gig 2 U . f , as 42' . fp. , , 3 U -fa'-5 si MABLE F. PLANTE A.B., M.A., St. Anselm Col- legeg University of New Hampshire, American His- toryg Comparative Govern- mentg College Counselor. DUDLEY B. PURBECK B.S., M.Ed., Boston Univer- sity, Director of Physical Ed- ucation, Coach-Varsity Bas- ketball. Miss Safford-Saint in a leopard skin. RUTH M. SCHOR B.S. in Ed., Teachers Col- lege of Boston, Mathematics. G-ARY SEAVEY B.S., MS. in Business Edu- cation, Husson Collegeg Kan- sas State Collegeg Business Education. Their Guidance ur Lives Are Led. 45' Q '2 Eghges I g 1 i f ai 5 fat ,E 3 3. . :,.. s.w.s.v -. 1- 111.2 S.. I . is , .: ,-,- ,, M . . ....r.,i.,,,t,. i.i. ,I .,.i . , . ,,,,,S,,W,.,,,,,,,,. ,L:, ., ,,,1:,. . -V . i ,,, JOHN E. STURCIS CHARLES D. TOUSLEY BS., University of New BS., Tufts Universityg M.A., Hampshireg Mechanic Arts. Harvard Universityg Algebrag Geometry. Mr. Tuboras-'iYou Americans do everything dif- ferent! ELIZABETH A. TRACY A.B., M.A., Smith College: English. RICHARD O. TRUFANT B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- legeg fNI.Ed., Boston Univer- sityg MS. in Physics, Wor- cester Polytechnic Institute: Chemistry, Physics: Science Surveyg A d v i s e riUshers Cluh. ROGER O. WHIPPLE NORMAN B. WICHT JEAN E. WILLIS B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col- BS., MS. in Education, A.B., Connecticut College for lege, Freshman English. University of Pennsylvania Women? FfCflCl1. Mathematics. RICHARD P. TREMBLAY B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col legeg E.M., Boston Collegeg University of Connecticut: Cornell Universityg E a r t h S c i e n c eg Biology, Mathe- matics. CARLOS A. TUBORAS degree, L i c e o Nocturne Montevideo Uruguay, Univer- sidud de Montevideo, Facul- tad de Derechog Spanishg Lating American History. GILBERT H. WYMAN B.Ed., Keene Teachers Col legeg Mathematics. To These People We Uwe o Much. CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: A. Hanley, H. Kremen, H. Cantlin, L. Boudreiau, H. Lund, L. Luksevish, G. Trask, 1 J. La Barre, L. Shepard, E. Louiselle, M. Bailey, G. Rideout, C. Boyea, K. Kirker, I. Buffum. CUSTODIANS First Row: Mr. Emerson, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Brosseau. Second Row: Mr. Lz1Garre, Mr. Marden, Mr. Keniston. if ff U Q .1-ng X xic, Un! lx ' - limi? JM X?A , ig Xfq? 4 1'L,. AY -.V x X 1 ,X 1 ' , Q X .gk K, ' , , 1 VIR, ' xx 'fx X x N NJ Faq , W i KR 11 WMi?? l X 511' u '.' .I 5 J YIi l7?s,Q7ri hfx W NI W W 'ivk X! 1, 1 5' . H1155 if X .ig 1,4 WF 1 1 ' 4 1'gg,! EQ V K 1 N , f'ffI g3 ,?1. 51fjQ3f V + nr'-. ji, 2 iw: is vwyi f J ' 7 if WV' rg l 'Jig- x X ff f N I ' Ng ix w xxgx .XXX fx. x . 5 x.q emors The Presidentfs Message Approaching the termination of our high school years and the commencement of our adult life. we are confronted hy a variation of feelings. Primarily comes the nostalgia of the intimate friendships which we have formed and of the school, faculty, and administration with which we have become so closely connected during our four fleeting years at Keene High. Also, confronting us upon our graduation is the world, the world into which we are about to enter. For most of us, I am sure that is a startling, perhaps frightening thought. However, I feel Certain that you who have now completed your stay at Keene High have profited by the splendid preparation which was offered you here. There- fore, with that knowledge as a foundation, I believe that if each of you will apply yourself to the utmost, our class of 763 will be second to none in its accomplishments of the future. I extend my best wishes for a happy, profitable future to you all. Q is 1 QL 5 I sg: 5 R 'asf- , f 5 EZ i Q. X M -- ,JJ V we QM 4' f , .wwf Amr? A- my 53532, P963 . vw L' -PM fi fwflfk week:- 2 m,,,L , ,A , Q 7 Agn QQ X P 2 X ,C , Q Q ,, ff Q . . i WA x VT , waz,-Q V3 -'?v,i'?z'v' axfifw' - .4 ... A,,- , W , 5 X 1 3- 2 A w a- Qf ,, 'fy gifs? wa ,QA if Here Is the Class of 963 Senior Home Room Representatives. Seated: K. Quinlan, L. Poulos, M. Hulslander, L. Murphy M. Holbrook, J. Walker. Standing: G. McDonald, G. West, D. Sullivan. 26 The enior Class Which ow We ee BRUCE WHITTCOMB ADAMS Brutus Band lg Cross Country 2, 3g Au- dio-Visual 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Junior Lion 35 Junior Rotarian 45 Home- room Representative 3g Industrial Management Club Representative 3, 43 SALMAGUNDI 4. THOMAS WARREN ALLEN GiT0m!I LINDA LORRAINE ASHWORTH Clee Club lg Ushers Club 2, 3, 4 A,' Choir 2, 3, 49 Choir Council Dr21II121IiC Club 3- 4g All-State Chorus 43 Cross Coun- try 3, 4, Track 4. ROBERT KENNETH AUCER IR. JOHN FRANCIS '6Bol3 BALL Football I, 2g Cross Aqohnnyn Country 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 44 Track 4. I L MARTHA JANE BELDEN SUSAN GRAHAM BELL CAROLE RITA BEMIS '6Marthi Sue Glee Club 1, Glee Club lg SALMAGUNDI 3 Orchestra 1, 2. 45 Enterprise 3, 43 Informer 45 Pep Club 4. 27 About to Depart From I .I-I. ., DONNA DIANA BEMIS Donie Girls' State 3, Junior Achieve- ment 4. JOHN FREDERICK BETZ FRANCIS EMILE BIRON Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Band Council lg German Pep Band 35 First Prize in KHS HFI'3I1l'lyu Science Fair 25 Third Prize in State Science Fair 23 Junior Industrial Management Club 49 Member of the New England Junior Academy of Science 3g Junior Lions 31 Homeroom Representative 33 Boys' State 3, Junior Rolarian 45 Junior Achievement 4, President 4: SALMAGUNDI 4: Honorary Delegate to National Junior Achievement Conference 4. GALE ANN BISHOP 56BiSh57 Homeroom Representa- tive 23 Bowling 2, 3g Color Guard 3, 4, Jun- ior Achievement 4. NORMA JEAN BLANCHARD Jeanie,' Homeroom Representative 2 Bowling 3, 4-. 28 DAVID ROBERT BOARDMAN Broad J. V. Basketball lg Homeroom Representative 2g Dramatic Club 3, 41. RAYMOND ARTHUR BLAISDELL uRay91 JAMES HENRY BOUCHER Crash ,X MSW Searching for Happiness and uccess. RONALD P. BOUFFORD BECKY DAYLL BRIDGES PATRICIA BROWN Ronnie,' Beck '6Pat W Band 13 Homeroom Reprcsonlative 1, 2, 35 J.V. Field Hockey 2: .I.V. Basket- ball Zg Varsity Basketball 33 SALMAGUNDI 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4: l French Club 3, 49 Junior Industrial Management Club 3: Girls' Slate 33 Bowling 33 Ushers Club 2, 3, 45 Head Usher 43 Pep Club 4. RONALD CLIFTON BONNIE LEE BROWN BURROWS '4Ronnie Bones or UVIAV lf A x . ry f fy f X I lx I MICHEAL PATRICK pf at lil If fu 4 R j ROY CARROL BARBARA ELLEN CHABOT CARBONE, JR. xl f HKD, K A If C W Lf ff Barb Mick :J ' rv 5' I ' A J ' Lb ' 1 2 Orchestra 1, 2g Bowling 1, 2g urm ,AUM M ,lx umor 1 ranan y I ior Lions 3g Honorary Mem r 'X J X Student Council 3, 4g Pep Club 43 A I ,-N df. I IX Dramatic Club 4. G 1 X J I ISF A X y 1 exl J N f, . xl Y K 29 I ow to Tomorrow Theypll Open the Door DIANA LEE CHABOT SHARON R. CHASE BuckwheatH Homeroom Representative Ig VFW Good Sportsmanship Award lg Queen,s Court 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN LESLIE CLOUTIER 64K3fC,, Homeroom Representa- tive 2, 3: Ushers Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4. BONNIE LEE CONWAY Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 2, 3, 43 All-State Band 3, 43 Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 4. 30 .IUDITH ANN CLAY fGJudy77 CAROL LYN N E COLES Band I, 2g Science Fair 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Ushers Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 35 Pep Club 4. ROBERT GROSVENOR COOK JUDITH ANN CORKUM 5CB0b7Y Boys' State 3, Dramatic Club 4. ucorkysa to Find What the Future for Them Has in tore DAVID BARDEN CORLISS PATRICIA LOUISE CORMIER ROBERT JOSEPH COTE Dave Palm Bo Bowling 2, Captain 3. SALIVIAGUNDI 4 FRANKLIN BRUCE CUSHING Caboose Baseball lg Audio-Vis: ual lg V.F.W. Good Sportsmanship Award 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Booster Award 4. I DIDNW HAVE A THING TO WEAR Sta ll L ttf 124:1- RONALD BRIAN DAVIS SALLY DAVIS LINDA MAY Dv:-LISLE LLROHH HSHIU Coin Club 13 Hornc-room Representative 2, Ski Club 3' Class Secretary lg Junior Varsity Baskr-tbnll 1: Informer 2 National Merit Lt-ttcr ot' Commendation 33 St, Paul's School Class Vicc-President 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Pre Bowling 2 3 Captuln 2 3 3: Frenrh Club 3, 45 SALMAGUNDI 3, 1, Assistant CD- idvnt 4: Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Svfrrtary 33 St. Pauls Editorvin-Chivf 3, Cn-Editor-in-Chit-f 45 Junior Rotarian 45 School 33 Enterprise 3, Assistant Editor 35 French Club N. H. Yearbook Conference 3. Class President 45 Student Council -1-, Nice-President 4: 3, 4, President 3, 43 D.A.R. Good Crtxzf-n 4. .,- Though Their izhofol Days ow May ease, l KENNETH EARL DEVOID, JR. NKenny Band 2, 3, 4, Informer 4, Enter- prise 4g Junior Achievement 43 Pep Band 4. ANGELO DAVID DiBERNARDO nskipy, RICHARD PAUL DOODY, JR. Dude Bowling 1, Captain 2, 3. THOMAS ARTHUR DAVID ALLAN DUCHESNEAU EATON '4Dutch 'ADave Band 1, 23 Student Football 1, 2, 4. Council 2, 3. WILLIAM MICHEAL EGAN ,A LUTIE JEAN ELLIS ROCINE ELIZABETH EMERY 4'Bill I x f Lu Bowling 4. Football 1. 7,45 4 I' Clee Club 2, Field Hockey 2, 4-3 ,' J' ' Basketball 4. l .IVV 1 1 I lr .q I1 A . . V h- , gl A . 2 if - 5? S '.hI 32 363, ' W5 1' - ,f-ni V Their Fund of Knowledge Will Ever Increase. GARY BRUCE FILIAULT Flub DONALD PETER FLIBOTTE SBDOH75 ,lunior Achievement 4. GARY PETER FLAVIN Bowling 23 Honorary Student Council 3, Enterprise 3, Dramatic Club 3, 43 Junior Achievement 4g SALMACUNDI 4. 5 LINlQIff,Jj3AN FORCIEP- ROBERT CHESTER FoRc1ER In r:B0bs, Informer 2, 3g Glee Club 2g Ush- Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Cross Country 2. ers Club 2, 3, 4, A ' Choir 3, 4g Dramatic Club 3, 4g Enterprise 43 French Club 4, SALMA- GUNDI 4. JAMES EDWARD FLETCHER Sljimii Second Place-Science Fair 29 A Choir 2, 3, 49 C.IF 2, 3, 43 Executive Board of C.I.F. 4: Junior Indust 1 Management Club .Sq Homoroom Representative 33 Honora y Studi-nt Counril 33 State Winner-U.N, Pilgrimage For Yo 33 Junior Achievement 4-g Informer 45 SALXIACUNDI 4. JUDITH ANN FOLEY .rjudyu 'y PEARL EMMA FRAZIER Pearlie 33 X We Hail PETER PAGE FRESCO aapetevs Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g Junior Lion 3g Junior Rotarian 43 Horneroorn Rep- resentative 4. These Students With Heart Praise CAROLYN JOYCE FULLER GORDON CLARK FULLER Football I, 2. ROBERT LEWIS FULLER HBCU, DOUGLAS SCOTT GARDENER llD0ug57 ,Iunior Varsity Baseball 2g Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Junior Lion 3g Boys' State 3. 34 JACKSON GERALD GEMMELL sscerrysv Football lg Baseball 13 Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 Track 2, 3, 4. .IUDITH CHRISTINE GAILLARDETZ Gizzie Our Lady of Monad- nock Academy Glee Club lg Library Ig Bas- ketball Ig Keene High School, Varsity Bas- ketball 3g SALMA- GUNDI 4. TERRY WAYNE GORDON Gorgie Bowling 2g Junior Achievement 4 They've Honored Our chool in Man Ways MARY JANE CORGES JOHN GROSSI EUGENE LESLIE HALL CCM. JI! l5Gene!1 Glee Club 13 Girls' State 35 IFrench Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 SALMAGUNDI 43 Junior Achieve- ment. A I uul J UDITH ANN HALL b ' 'SJudy ' 9 ' S Eurr ,A j,,, -' .A 2 url I A A DENNIS FRANCIS I I . A i HAMELIN ' 1 5- V 1 '4Denny K je lu l '31 34 WILLIAM FRANKLIN DIANA LEE HANDY SUSAN SAWYER HARRIS HAMMOND 'gSue ,Bill Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Enterprise 33 SALMACUNDI 3, '4g Pep Club 4 A '1 rr , , , I I5 L E fr ff' 35 Their Hi h ehool Days Are Gone ROGER DAVID HARTWELL caDeCay-- ARLENE MONICA HELLUS Forever. MARY JOANNE HENDERSON '4Mary Jo Glee Club 13 Girls' State 33 Bas- ketball 33 French Club 33 Junior Achievement 43 SALMAGUNDI 4. DAVID WHEELER HEWITT JAMES LEON Dave HODCKINS Informer lg Dramatic H-limi, Club 2, 3, 4, President Band 2, 3. 43 Junior Lion 33 Boys' State 33 Student Coun- cil 3. MARTHA WOOD HOLBROOK Marti Junior Varsity Cheerleading 23 Homeroom Representative 2, 43 Color Guard 3, 43 Ushers Club 4g SALMACUNDI 43 Pep Club 4. H' 36 RICHARD HENRY HOLBROOK iEDiCk7! Bowling 2g Junior Achievement 4. MARILEE ANN HULSLANDER Junior Varsity Basketball 23 Var- sity Basketball 3, 43 Junior Varsity Field Hockey 23 Varsity Field Hockey 33 Dramatic Club 33 Ush- ers Club 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Rep- resentative 2, 3, 4. .IOANNE ELLEN JAMES iiJOdy79 Our Lady of Monadnock Academyg Glee Club 1. Vi X77 A ,1fQ.,::. of R AAA' . nguoi .1-1 , ff'-fwxn ffl- A '- MALCOLM ARNOLD .IOHNSTONE NANCY LEE .IOYAL K but Old Chool Ties Will N fe 0 U iw E 41. 1 If of ,Q . It it IQMIGYX W lk RONALD DOUGLAS JARVIS a:R0nvs Homeroom Representative 2g Dra- matic Club 2. N lt' NICOLA JAMES JIMAKI Nicky Basketball .I.V. 2g Varsity Basket ball 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 4: .LV Baseball 23 H.R. Representative 1 WILLIAM RICHARD .IOSLIN 'tBiII Debating Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Cur- rent Issues Forum 2, 3, 4, President 45 French Club 45 Junior Lion 33 .Iunior Rotarian 43 Na- tional Merit Scholar- ship Letter of Commen- dation 3g National Fo- rensic League I, 2, 3, 49 Chess Club 13 Jun- ior Community Ambas- sador to Austria 35 ,I.V. Baseball CMgr.J 2g Homeroom Repre- sentative 33 First Place in Time Current Events Contest 4. BARBARA ELLEN JUDD MICHAEL ANTONIO KELLY -Bah-SH Chink Junior Librarian 2g SALMAGUN- Golf 1: Baskefbfill 2, 3, 4. DI 4g Bowling 4. 37 DAVID PAUL KEIVIPTON 'iDavc PHILIP LANGDON KINSON nPlril Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 4, Chairman 45 Orchestra 23 ,lunior Lion 3: Boys' State 35 Junior Rotarian 4g Na- tional Merit Finalist 4. Voices ow a Reality, - 1 sk Wi., f ,xiii LINDA GRACE KENDALL .tLyn,, Glee Club lg Enterprise 23 Dra- matic Club 2, 33 A Choir 2, 3, 45 SALIVIAGUNDI. BRENDA LOUISE LaFRACUE EDWARD ROSARIO stBunnyvs Student Council I. LAMOUREAUX Rosie A Choir 2, 3, 43 Choir Council 3g All-State Chorus 3, 4. 38 JUDY KERR .l.V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 43 Informer 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, SALMAGUNDI 3, 4, Enterprise 4. EMILY FAULKNER LACEY nEmss Glee Club Ig Junior Varsity Basketball lg ,Iunior Varsity Field Hockey 2, Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Girls: State 3, Governor 37' Girls' Nation 3g Var- sity Field Hockey 3, 4, Captain 44 French Club 3, 4, SALMAGUNDI 4. RICHARD LOFGREN LANE Dick Football 13 Junior Varsity Base- ball 1, 2: Junior Varsity Cros Country 23 Varsity Basketball 3 4, Junior Rotarian 4, Studen Council 4. RAYMOND ALAN LOVELY HR 71 ' HY CHERYL ANN MARTIN A'SherTie Clee Club lg Junior Varsity Basketball 25 SALMAGUNDI 4. ROBERT W. MCCLENNING Ronnie Echoes Later, in Da s to Be. ANNIE SYLVANIE MAHLER Exchange Student S.H.A.P.E School, France American Club 1, 2, 33 German Club 1, 2, 3, Inter- national Club 1, 2, 33 Keene High School French Club 4g SALMA- GUNDI 4, Pep Club 4g C.I.F. 4. GERALD ALEXANDER McDONALD njerryu Bowling 23 Science Fair 2, 3, Audio-Visual 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Representative 4. BRUCE HENRYPNIARSETTE Dramatic Club 43 Track 4. MAXINE MARILYN MAXWELL s4MaX:s Glee Club 1, Bowling 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN McFARLAND Trisha Twirling 2g Color Guard 3, 4g Dramatic Club 3, 43 Ushers Club 4g Pep Club 4. 39 The enior Year Is a hallenging ne, VIVIAN HEATH McSHINSKY WAYNE NEAL MILLS JACQUELYN FRANCES MORAN HShin5kYN French Club 35 Junior Lion 35 LYHHG , Glec :III-1bFgidDrSmaliic Cehibg, Hgnwi-500121 Tprvifnlgfjlf SALMAGUNDI 3, 4. Glee Club lg Bowling 3, 45 SAL- zhoilr S, 4? Countijl Gig C.I.Fiirsfi,y4g Rinfor -lyg SALMA- GUNDI 43 Junior Achievement 43 All State Chorus 4. LINWOOD MONTE MORSE csldinu LORINDA KATHRYN MURPHY HL01-i!! J.V. Cheerleading 2, 39 Glee Club 13 Varsity Cheerleading 4g Ushers Club 4g Homeroom Representative 49 Queen's Court 4. 40 STEPHEN EUGENE MOWRY 'isteveu Debating 2, 3, 4g Na- tional Forensic League 2, 3, 4: Junior Lion 3g C.I.F. 4g Second Place-Time Current Events Contest 4-. CHERYL DARLENE MURRAY WAYNE THOMAS MURRAY 6GSherrie9! EETOIIIYY Bowling 3, 4, Captain 4, Homeroom Representative lg Bowl- ing 3g Boys' State 3. but the Rigor of Work Is Balanced With Fun., JAMES DOUGLAS NICHOLLS REBECCA ALICE NICHOLLS KENNETH WALTER NIMS 65'-Iinlfi liBeCky9! CCKenny71 Audio-Visual 4. Homeroom Representative 1, 3, Bowling 1, 2. Girls' State 33 French Club 3, 43 Student Council 4. BARBARA ANN PAIRE ARTHUR CHARLES ffgarbv J.V. Field Hockey 23 LINDA LOUISE PAPENFUSE SSLynY7 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basket- ball, Co-Manager 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, Co-Manager: Junior Achievement 43 Pep Band 4. MARY ANN PARKER J.V. Basketball 2g Var- sity Basketball, Co- Manager 35 Homeroom Representative 23 Girls' State 3, Industrial Management Club 3, Enterprise 4, SALMA- GUNDI 3, 4-g French Club 4. DAVID JOSEPH PARODY 4LDave71 Basketball 13 Boys' State 33 Bowl- ing 3, 4. 4I ow at Last the Dooris in Sight, JEAN PASQUARELLI Homeroom Representative 25 J.V. Cheerleading 2, 35 Girls' State 3g Ushers Club 2, 3, 45 Enterprise 2, 35 SALMAGUNDI 3, 4g French Club 3, 45 Varsity Cheerleading 4. BARBARA LOUISE PATRIA ffchinkyr' MARGARET FARNUM PEART upeggyn Glee Club 15 Field Hockey 15 Field Hockey Varsity Man- ager 2, 35 Homeroom Representative 25 Varsity Manager Basketball 25 A Choir 2, 3, 45 Choir Council 45 Ushers Club 2, 3, 45 Enterprise 2, 35 SALMAGUNDI 35 Dramatic Club 35 Pep Club 4. J JOSLYN I A 5 , I P2.1?igQ,lJLT WILLIAM STUART Student Council 15 In- Pkiglgglljumen 5 ' former 25 Field Hock- ey 15 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Bowling 35 Ushers Club 4. DOUGLAS PERRY 42 JOHN KENNETH PHAGAN Audio-Visual 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Representative 4. Dramatic Club 4. g SHIRLEY ANN PICKERING Midget Bowling 4. Openin the Wa to a Future Bripht. LAURA LEE ANNA POULOS KARL WARNER PRATT Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 43 Dramatic Club 4. KATHLEEN MORRISON PIERCE AsKathys1 Class Treasurer lg LV. Field Hockey lg Varsity Field Bowling 3 Hockey 2, 3: ,I.V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 4: I .I.V. Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 35 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ushers Club 2, 3, 47 Class Secretary 2, 3, 4: Girls' State 3, French Club 3, 43 Enterprise 23 SALMA- GUNDI 3, 4. JANIS DALE PURBECK aajann MARCIA LEE Glee Club lg Dramatic PRIMROSE Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Queen's ffMartiv Court l, 4, Basketball J . L.b . 1 2 2, Varsity f leerleader llI1l0I' l faflan , . 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Var- sity Basketball 35 Homeroom Representa- tive 33 SALMAGUNDI 43 A Choir 4, Pep Club 4. KATHRYN ANNETTE QUINLAN ROBERT GLENN RICE THOMAS DAVID RICE Charlie C0tt Bob HTOITII' X2:f:,.'?,:s z'in.2,2::'tm,z SIZE 21:2 ig ?g,i2ef::a2Si::,iz Junior Achievemem 4- Junior Achmment 4' 4: Enterprise 45 Dramatic Club 4: Homeroom Representative 45 3rd Place Voice of Democracy Contest 4 43 Familiar Faces in the Hall, J is . ,fl 5 THOMAS JASON RINGLAND LU LAWN ROSS JANYTH MARIE RYDER Tom Lucious Bowling 2, Dramatic Club 4. . Laconia High Schoolg Glee Club CHARLYN TYE RYLL Charlie Science Fair 23 Infoma- er 2, 3, 43 News Editor 3, Business Manager 43 Enterprise 2, 3, 4, Edi- tor-in-Chief 3, 43 SAL- MAGUNDI 3, 45 Lit- erary Editor 4, State Yearbook Conference 33 Dramatic Club 3, 49 French Club, 3, 4g Honorary Member of the Student Council 4. PAULA DIANE ST. JEAN Jean Field Hockey 3, Dramatic 33 Informer 3, 4. lg Keene High School, Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Glee Club 1, 2, Bowling 4, Enterprise 4g Dramatic Club 4. Club 44 JONATHAN DAVID SCHOR ullonsr Chess ,Club lg Dramatic Club 1, 2, Varsity Basketball Manager I, 2, 3, 45 Debating 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Lion 33 Honorary Student Council Member 3: National Letter of Commendation 3. SUSAN CLAIRE SAFSTROM usuen Ursuline Academy, Keene High School, Homeroom Representa- tive 3g Usher's Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 45 Class Treasurer 4g French Club 4, Pep Club 4, Queen's Court 4. SUSAN BLAKE SCHULTZ Schultzie Band 1. 2, 4: Glee Club 23 Bas ketball 2g Informer 2, 33 Usher Club 2, 3, 4: SALMACUNDI 3 4 Dramatic Club 43 Junior Achieve ment 4-. in Time- nly Memories to Recall. CHARLES JOHN SHEMCHUK, JR. G'Charlie SANDRA TON I SN OWLING usandyu Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 4, Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Cheerlead- ing 2, Field Hockey 2g Girls' State 3, Pep Club 4g Dramatic Club 3, 4. SHARON ELIZABETH SPENCER Smoky Junior Achievement 4. VERNARD DAVID SIMMONS RODNEY TAFT SMALL csRed9v ' - Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Bowl- ing 3, 4. JOYCE LYNN SORRELLS ssjoyva Junior Librarian 2, 4-3 Bowling 3, 4. HEATHER MAUREEN STEVENS ROBERT DAVID STINSON Tex Stins - Bowling 4. Football 2. 45 They Have et a oble Pace, DANIEL ARTHUR SULLIVAN sssullyn Track 15 Class Vice-President lg Homeroom Representative 1, 45 C.I.F. 23 Football 2, 3g Class Pres- ident 2, 33 Harvard Book Prize 35 Junior Lion 33 U.N. Model As- sembly 3, 45 Junior Rotarian 4. PAUL SYMONDS Crocker Bowling I, 23 Ice Hockey 3. ANTHONY MICHAEL TREMBLAY 2, 3, 45 Choir Council 3, 4, President 4 234DtClb234VPr ' main' u , , , ice- es us , , , ra ing Club 35 Homoroom Representative 3: C.I.F 4, 3: Informer 3: Enterprise 3g Junior Lion 35 National Forensic League 35 French Club 3, 4, President 3, 4 SALMAGUNDI 3, 43 Junior Rotarian 4, Honorary Student Council 3: Varsity Track 4. -Y ,HX il ,lb l I GAIL RICHMOND TROW C.I.F. 23 Informer 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor-in-Chief 43 A Choir 2, 3, 4, Choir Council 3, 4. FRANKLIN JOHN UNDERWOOD Frank Baseball lg Junior Varsity Foot- ball Ig Bowling 23 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, ,Iunior Varsity Basketball 3g Track 3, 4, Sportsmanship Trophy 4. 46 BETSEY ANNE VAN WORMER 64Skippy77 Dramatic Club 1, 2g Informer 2, 3. EU f W. I V, l lf L' D I 1 , L' ' , If , fwtrfv ,n W 5 U' WIILLIAMLMATTHEW 1 ,',,TUC,KER -. . f lf'Bi11 ,,-,I Q' Band 1, 20 ag .4:'Pep ,Bland 431 Urljhior . If Achievement V I , , Q , J V1 JOSEPH BERNARD VITALE aloe., Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1 2, 3, 4, Sharby Trophy 4. for Those Who Follow in WILLIAM HARRY VORCE IRENE MARY WALDO Bill Golf lg Bowling 4. Renie Their Place. JANE DEXTER WALKER ullanien Glee Club lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Council 2, 3, 4: A Choir 2, 3, 4: Choir Council 2, 43 All-State Band 23 All- State Chorus 4-3 SALMAGUNDI 3, 4, Co-Assistant Editor-irv Chief 3: N. H, Yearbook Conference 3, Co-Editobin-Chief 45 Homeroom Representative 4. JEAN ANN WALL Jeannie SALMAGUNDI 4. DARLENE MAE WHITE HDar,Y Enterprise 2, 3, 4g Girls' State 39 Dramatic Club 3, 43 SALMA- CUNDI 3, 4g Art Scholarship to Boston Museum of Fine Arts 4. GEOFFREY WEST Malcolm Camden, N. J.: Base- ball l, 23 Football 1, 2g Homeroom Repre- sentative lg French Club 1, 23 Audio-Visual 1, 2g Keene High School 3 Homeroom Representative 4g Pep Club 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4. JUDY ANN WHITE BERNARD DAVID WHITNEY Freddie Bernie,' Miss KHS 4. I 47 Lookin HIV' JOYCE MARIE WILDER aaxluicen Homeroom Representative 29 J.V. Basketball 2g Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Pep Club 4. Back on Hi h School Days- ,fi PATRICIA ANN WILLETT SHARON LINDA WILLIAMS Sherry ROBERT LOUIS WILSON t.BOh,, Band I, 2, 3g Chorus 23 Bowling 3. JAN ZEITZ 6iZeitZy79 Homeroom Representative 1. x 48 ROBERT LEE WIRTZ t5BOb19 FREDERICK HAZEN VESTER Fred Rockport High School CMeJ. NOT g ' SHOWN na? I -mf l ' ,f J x b iq ' Q s Y, The Tests, the Concerts, the Assemblies, the Plays, .E K X . X A ,I Betz Jumor Achlewcment As emhlx 1 P. McFarland-Art Class A. Tremblay-'gworking after hours again. Tony? S. Safstrom,C. Coles-Ushers Club 49 eeping Up With the Latest Fad- E. Lacey-'They d0n't have a chance. T. Duchesneau-Hjust wait till they plug this in. M. Primrose-'This is going to be perfect. t THE HAREM Wepll Always Remember the Good Times Weave Had J. West-The Thinker! 5 ? P. Kinson- Y0u'rc flat, Phil! C. Colm-s-'There he goes . . . fsighlf' 1 ge, Q 635 f -, -, -M, -, - -THE IJNIIJENTIIA I mms 5I Tomorrow Has Finall Become Todo . L , B. iiriclgvs- Did you want sonif-thing? ...Jizz n 4.59 .ik .M i , K fi my ' 1 if xy ,X K i L Q- , I g? f . . L fi fx K .V . 3 3 li ggi si E 4 it A if P. Frvswv, C. Comm:-Il - uMutl and ,ivffn W. Murray, R. Small, D. Parody-'iWhere did we go wrong? 'mic' ' M j 5 g 5 .V -i 9' f V.M0511inuky-Hoiiwurci with vigor! M. Pvurt, A. Muliivr--uYou wouidn't kid me would you, Pegfy MX P- ff, N prff' -if -5- ,,,vr-7' M' ' '--A' -,,-:n- 1, ' 2-'Sri V f ,f. - ' -13 1- ' Underclassmen Here Is the Class of 964, K. llouovu11-Secretary, P. Colony-Vice-President, S. Lysctt4Treasurer, J. Kingsbury-President. of High School Years They Have ne More JUNIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Seated: S. Abbott, C. Parker, S. Skinner, E. Boyca, J. Dubuque, C. Saunders, S. LaChance. Standing D. MacAllister, C. Hemmeter, P. Campbell, E. Davis. Presenting the Class of 964 HOMEROOM 4 Row 1: Carey, C. Beauregard, l. Buckman, L. Caldwell, J. Bean, C. Bradbury, C. Beeso. Row 2: P. Brown, N. Blythe, 31. Alther, Cv. Campbell, D. Buffum, J. Bennett, E. Boyea. Row 3: D. Bergeron, T. Arnold, D. Curvy, R. Bingham, S. Abbott, S. Beckwith, D. Barcomb. Row 4: B. Abbott, R. Bergeron, K. Bruso, J. Beckwith, P. Carrier, P. Alther, F. Ayer Jr., J. Beliveau. K. Bruso, C. Campbell--- Guess what? E. Boyea-'iYou don't say? The Seek the fey That pens the Door G. Greenier, E. Guild-'fYou're not tired yet, are you, boys? 'The final bell rings at eight o'cl0ck, girls! HOMEROOM 10 Row I: A. De Vuudreuil, S. Fletcher, N. Kennison, E. Guild, K. Donovan, D. Gagne, T. Griswold. Row 2: M. Emery, N. Guspcroni, C. Garner, C. Dennis, S. Gorges, M. French, S. Goodnow. Row 3: S. Adams, C. Gillis, C. Forcier, S. Gallagher, T. Dil,uzio, E. Dratwa, J. Dubuque. Row 4: B. Fowler, G. Grecnier, J. Gemmcll, C. Fairbanks, R. English, E. Guild, D. French. Row 5: B. Dedo, .l Denis, B. Filiault, T. Goncalves, P. Fuller, F. Foley. To Growing I nowledge and Future uccess P. Hamblet, S. Houghton-NSounds a little fishy to nie. K. Head-Caught in the act. HOMEROOM 15 Row 1: N. Jameson, V. Hacklcr, M. Hickin, D. Huntley, S. Houghton, J. Kimball, L. Hanna, B. Hemeon. Row 2: S. Hunt, A. Kingsbury, N. Hebert, S. Jarvis, J. Houle, M. Hooper, L. Hodgkins, N. Hartwell, E. Haggart. Row 3: J. Heath, G. Jeniscll, B. Hollis, G. Hunt, K. Head, C. Hemmeter, J. Haywood. Row 4: J. Johnson, J. Kingsbury, H. Hartwell, D. Howard, W. Hamel, B. Hudson, B. Henderson, P. Hamblet. To Them the Seniors Wish the Best. l l l HOMEROOM 20 Row I: E. Clement. Bl. Castor, C. Crotcau, J. Davis, S. Skinner. D. Cliamlverlin, P. Colony Row 2: J. Cimics, ll. Cross, J. Creen, C. Cassin, K. Chute, J. Tarliox, D. Chambers, K. Vogel Row 3: T. Clialnvtt, T. Clialiott, E. Cloutie-r, J. Cliadwick, C. Colburn, R. Cote, R. Davieau R. Whitney. Row fl: B. Crou-au, R. Day, C. Davis, E. Colby, J. Corliss. E. Davis, F. Cloutier R. Coty. f w l l . l i f E C. Cassin, M. Castor-i'VVell, Ilic way I livuul it . . . J. Clinics lllank Mind. Next Year the Place of Honor Theygll Take HOMEROOM 26 Row 1: P. Locher, L. Mensel, BI. Laplam, S. Lysitl, K. Mallory, S. Mason. L. Learnarcl, A. Krcmen. Row 2: C. McCratl1, A. McCarthy, S. Knight, P. Moody, D. Miller. L. Joyal, S. LaChance, N. Latz, K. Kirk, S. Lozcy. Row 3: J. Lipsky, W. Lysvlt, A. Larson. D. Martin, E. Mills, K. Lawn-ncm-, E. McCar!en, D. Mamlllister, R. Minor, C. Lee. Row 4: R. Licuyer. D. Kinson, D. LzxMotl1e, J. Merrit, C. Mauroyenis, A. Miner, C. L8RflK'lllx. K. Mallory-HH:-lp ! S. Lysitt, L. Mensulyv-uIsn't that 21 riot? On the chool Their Mark Thefll Make M. Russell-6'You look I J. Nelson-35011, what a beautiful morning! just like a friend of mine. Row I: C. M. Russell, Row 3: J. Row 1: D. D. Patch, D. HOMEROOM 107 . Rieth, S. Rowell, J. Robinson, C. Parker, C. O'Neil, S. Roycc, M. Moran. Row 2: M. Paquette, P. Rowell, L. Perreault, L. Page, S. Rokes, M. Moffitt, M. Rudolf. Nelson, H. Richardson, D. Morton, T. Morton, C. Rixford, P. Phagan, J. Rokcs. Price, R. O'Neil, B. Payne, J. Rose, H. Pearce, J. Perry, M. Morton, K. Ploppert, Rose. As I eene High ohool Students, Honest and True M. Zelasny, R. Small, L. Tilton- Big joke, huh, Dick? D. Tisdale, D. Witrhland-Mfhis is how I made my first foul. HOMEROOM 105 Row I: C. Saunders, N. Slavitt, M. Cummiskey, S. Wilson, B. Stanford, K. Symonds, K. Schneider. Row 2: J. Talbot, L. Woods, J. Wolhok, L. Welch, M. Z4-lusny, S. Sorrells, J. Zelasny. Row 3: B. Whitney, S. Wooml, P. McCarten, .l. Wood, L. Tilton, M. McCarthy, F. Secure. Row 4: L. Wilder, B. Beard, B. Selby, D1 Sutton, R. Schcinft-ld, P. Vermouth, Jr., L. Stone, B. DeBold. Row 4: D. Wichlund. D. Tisdale, ll. Sweeney, R. Smith, J. Spring, R. 62 Small, L. Luoma, B. Spaulding, K. Woodward, Theygll Alwa 5 Sueeeefl in Whatever The Do. S. Huntf How's the light up there, Susan? J. Cimics-Hwell, I'1l be darned! W lmmzmrn G. Hucklcr, N. Hartwell'-'iSmiIc, you'rc on Candid Cam- R. Dc Hold- You just have to know how. era. 63 Here ls the Class of 96 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sn-vrctury--J. Terry: Trcusurcr-V. S0ruic'l1i1'kg Vice-Prcsidmrnt-E. Kimballg President-F. Carey. an Ambitious Crowd With Plenty of Drive. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Seated: B. Beliveau, D. Sclmyer, K. McKean, D. Bergeron, B. Benkosky, P. Robbins, J. Clark V. Tisdale. Standing: A. Martin, F. Putnam, C. Bogosian, ,l. Webber, C. King, R. Christiansen M. Patnode, C. Gilman, R. Lynch, J. Croteau, W. Worcester, J. Coppola, C. Katt, D. Tyler. Presenting the Class Of '65 HOMEROOM 1 Row I: N. Cllusv, N. Cloutier, I. Chakalos, M. Chase, F. Clrahot, L. Chambers. Row 2: R. Christiansen, J. Clark, K. Buskey, C. Carroll, J. Caldwvll. Row 3: C. Carey, J. Clayton, K. Clrarnbcrluin, E. Chabot, G. Cunllin, P. Clriovitti, Mr. Sl-avr-y. C. A. Carroll, K. Iluskvy- . . . Tomorrow and tomorrow and mrnurrmv . . . . 1 ,W ,. N. Chase-All alone is sllc. Full of Pep, Vim, Vigor, and Drive. B. Amer, D. Bailey-'Ll feel that this is the only pravticuhlc solution to the proh- leni at hand. W R. Williams. J. Wildi-r-4'Alwuys study this hard, Jim? HOMEROOM 5 Row 1: D. Aldrich, B. Benlwsliy, .l. Bi-vdle, R. BCLll101'l'QL1I'fl, C. llartas, S. Bvcluvv, ll. ghner, B. Allen. Row 2: ll. Arseneuult. K. Wmnl, ll. Bailey, S. Auge-r, .l. Bull, M. llurrvlt, ll. ll:-rgr-run R010 3: J. W'ildi-r. YV. Arnold, D. lliiile-y, R. Wvilliaini, D. W'hilc'mnlv. A. Berg:-ron. ll. lgvlivz-uu. Row 4: li. lluuvr, D. Wlirein, S. llvrdinku, J. Barnes, YV. Allvn, C. Bemis, 'l'. Mlunis, Mrs. Baldwin. Many Are Their Tasks to Do J. Blanchard, R. Boucher- A funny thing happened to me on the way to ----- B. Berry- Smile, y0u're on Candid Camera. Row 1: Row 2: Bibeau, Row 4: HOMEROOM 8 Berry, B. Bissell, M. Borden, L. Whitley, K. Ware, S. Broeliu, J. Wyman, D. Bergeron. Buskey, K. Brown, D. Berry, J. Bonnette, K. 'York, R. Brown, B. Bohannon. Row 3: N. BCIWCIOH L. Boutwell J. Blanchard D. Brown, D. Watson, M. Bogosian, D. Bingham. L- L D , , , H. Bleau, W. Bissell, P. Bissell, T. Bruder, L. Brown, R. Boucher, Mrs. F. Lambert. choolfwork and Activities, Too. HOMEROOM 11 Row I: R. Crawford, D. Donaldson, M. Fernandes, M. Constantine, M. Despres, K. Donnelly, M. Dionne, C. Davis, P. Dionne. Row 2: A. Cyr, C. Drusendahl, D. Corliss, .l. Fairbanks, L. Del.ancey, D. Donahue, V. Fairbanks. Row 3: D. Dintino, J. DeMec0, Jr., T. Brewer, S. Croteau, .l. Croteau, A. Dionne, ,l. Coppola, .l. Deljonville, G. Curtis. Row 4: S. Farina, A. Ellis, P. Ells, P. Cote, R. Doody, R. Curliss, A. Cote, C. Collins, R. Duhaime, Mrs. Willis. ,l. Croteau D. Corliss- There's a mouse in that corner. , M. Dionne, M. Despres, M. Constantine-'6That was a sick jokef' 69 They Must Prepare for Later Years. HOMEROOM 19 Row I: M. Giovannangeli, ll. Harmon, L. Gober, L. Fuller, ,l. Fredetlc, S. Gaillardelz, L. Flagg, L. Giovannangeli. Row 2: .l. Gs-mma-ll, S. Gray, G. Harper, S. Fissette, S. Forest, M. Foster, C. Fur- lone, C. Forcicr. Row fi: D. Golann, E. Germain, S. Gaylor, W. Geller, J. Gilman, L. Goodnow, B. Guyette, P. Geilcnbcrg. Row 4: P. Hagland, R. Foley, M. Flint, A. Golden, R. Hall, J. Hammond, T. Graves, D. Hall, R. Hadley, G. Gregory, Mrs. ,l. Collins. E. Germain, L. Gobcr-'Sl wasn't stealing it, really. MMM J. Hammond, R. Hall- Yeah, we're going to skip Mr. Wl1ipple's class, toof' For Future Days Will oon Be Here. E. Kimball, G. Kernozicky-'LHi, Moielu G. Cott-uMy group had 2512 fewer cav itiesf' HOMEROOM 22 Row I: R. Hastings, C. Helie, P. Lachance, K. Henderson, B. Hartman, C. James, P. Johnson. Row 2: S. Henry, B. Hollingsworth, J. Howe, C. Johnson, M. Kimball, N. Hill, D. Johnson, J. Hewey. Row 3: R. Lagerberg, R. King, D. Jette, R. Kingsbury, G. Kolt, B. King, J. Hickok. Row 4: R. Johnson, W. Hunt, R. Jones, G. King, L. Kolivas, P. Hebert, G. Kernozicky, E. Tracy. But the Road Is Hard, o We hall See. J. MacKenzie, D. Mann-'4Don't those windows look inviting? L. Lang, J. Littlekllave Z1 few hooks! HOMEROOM 103 Row I: M. Lindstrom, D. MaeCraeken, D. MaeCrz1eken, C. Mahoney, S. MacGregor, R. Locher, C. Lamoureux, B. Mulioney. Row 2: J. Little, L. Lang, M, Leslie, E. Luksvish, D. Larson, S. Lewis, M. Mason. Row 3: K. Lane, J. Livesey, J. MacKenzie, D. Lord, T. Lepisto, R. Lent, J. Lucius, J. Longever. But in '6 , How Many urvivors? HOMEROOM 108 Row I: D. Ogilvie, B. 0'Brien, S. Patnaude, J. Miluski, K. Midgley, T. Metivier, K. McKeon Row 2: B. Parsons, C. Patnodc, ,l. Ouellette, A. Nichols B, O'Brivn, J. Mcphail, K. Nevers J. Oliver. Row 3: A. Naylor, M. Milli-r, M. Murray, M. Peavey, D. Paire, R. Mills, M, Patnode C. Nicholas. Row 4: D. O'Brion, T. Mitchell, R. Messier, R. Montgomery, B. Murphy, S Paddock. C. Osborn, K. MoKcon-Posing. R. Osborn- You must be kidding, Rug. How Long Thefve Waited for This Da to Come , HONIEROOM 109 Row I: C. Powell, K. Rockwell, J. Purdy, N. Rondeau, D. Phillips, P. Robbins, J. Perkins, J. Pursell. Row 2: V. Roy, S. Rajala, A. Rioux, L. Mclntosh, C. Ross, C. Rule, T. Pomomeroy, R. Robinson, C. Prcgem, P. Properzio. Row 3: J. Pierce, B. Saari, R. Piper, C. Provost, B. Saari, J. Potter, J. Ringlancl, R. Riley. Row 4: F. Putnam, V. Reno, D. Purbeck, E. Pliippard, D. Provencher, D. Roy, R. Pcrham. D. Purbeck- Never could stand that guy. R. Parham, E. Phippard- I will not smile. for Being a ophomore is Lots of Fun. S. Scripture, D. Sauer- Imagine it, hundred fact on that little thing! L. Spaulding, N. Zeitz-g'Nancy, tl1vre's a little black thing on your shoulder. HOMEROOM 201 Row I: D. Seixas, B. Sa-hlichting, D. Selccky, B. Sanderson, L. Spaulding, M. Savage, E. Simmons, D. Scadova. Row 2: S. Shinners, V. Schlicder, D. Schnycr, V. Seraichick, C. Sm-uw-r, N. Zcitz, V. Sonnenschein, N, Slater. Row 3: H. Simmers, P. Smith, D. Sauer, S. Scripture, .l. Shears-r, C. St. Pierre. Future Juniors They Hope to Be A. Spring, L. Stone, J. Terry-i'Try not to laugh, girls, I'll take it in a minute. W. Tilgwn, D. Tyler-UAW, come on, Mr. Tremblay, can't you give us a hint about what's on the test? HOMEROOM 203 Row I: C. Sutton, J. Vaudrien, B. Susee, M. Vaughan, L. Vrakatitsis, L. Stone, E. Taylor, M. Tasoulas. Row 2: B. Tilton, V. Tisdale, D. Tyler, C. Symonds, K. Vincent, J. Terry, A. Spring. Row 3: D. Trombley, R. Turk, D. Talbot, R. Thompson, B. Vogel, B. Spicher, J. Trombley, G. Waldron. Row 4: P. Szacik, J. Van Worrner, W. Spofford, G. Trask, N. Sund- strom, S. Teetcr. nd Later Seniors We Hope to See. HOMEROOM 206 Row I: M. Smith, V. Kingsbury, P. Sequin, S. Walker, E. West, K. Kent, J. Powers. Row 2: K. Way, C. Thurston, N. Scroggin, D. Cray, J, Webber, B. Wilcox. Row R. Wilsonf E. Perham, F. Chamberlain, B. Vaudrien, R. Way, J. Walker, W. Worcester. R. Wilson, R. Way, W. Worcester-Studying in homeroom . . . the biggest joke of the year. S. Wlalkerifflne minute latel 'QCOOD MORNING, Mr. Burrillf, ffq, Q ,,,.-. 2 5 av H LSL, fv- fs. ,vw w . L, W., nf fin' LL. F ,g . w ' Q31 mi gf., Q Ya,-1, Q! W ww 1 K M732 . is -,i 51,343 ull of Pep and Clever Tricks. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Row I: C. Robinson, K. Duchesneau, K. Chick, J. llrownslein, I.. Bcnkosky, S. Cmnt, D. Wright S. Wiggin. Row 2: D, Tawse, W. Eolluncl, S. Willwr, J. Trombley, S. Palmer, L. Lankllorst, G Pearson, D. Lipsky, B. Dunncll, L. Putnam, J. Slim-purd, D. Berry, R. Hill. l 79 Theygre Looking Far and Wide to Find HOMEROOM 6 Row I: R. Doorc, S. Barrett, A. Br-llifs-tlillv. B. Ballou, D. Butcltclrlcr, D. Berry, T. BL-saw, B. Baird, E. Andu-ws. R010 2: L. Barmlullm, I.. Br-ukosky. 5. Blukc, S. Barstow, L. Bcrgvmn, C. Barrett, K. Barton, H. Arshibald. H. -Awry. Rau' 3: S. Blakey G. Duxis. J. Blair. D. Burnvs, .I. Barry, J. Bcwrstock, F. Bennett, F. Bislmp. 31. Arnold, A. Benin-tt. R010 AI: P. Amor, C. Agostu, P. Baird, R. Butchczlor, D. Amor, D. Bull. J. Alvxttltmlvr, H. Calloway. J. Barry, J. Beverstock. D. Btnlclurlder-'iLet me lmrmw your Itnglislx book. D. Berry, T. Bcsuwg'LDid you get that answcr?y' nowledge for Their Eager Minds. L. Bal, es, B. Boardman- I'll let you in on a secret X . Ffh lg . A V if J K lib fy ri ,ll K if vu Y V X' lvd T. Cheney, Mr. Whippleb-Friends, buddies, and pals. , WV, QW' U ja! M B ly . V- ' ef ef? e i ld if HOMEROOM 17 Row I: R. Costello, J. Bosley, R. Castor, G. Carbone, B. Boucher, T. Cheney, R. Bussiers, H. Borden, S., Clough. Row 2: C. Colburn, P. Chakalos, S. Comerford, J. Clark, J. Brownstein, K. Chick, S. Campbell, D. Clark, R. Bragg. Row 3: K. Colburn, M. Bridgham, E. Carignan, N. Boccia, L. Bourassa, B. Boardman, L. Chaffee, D. Chabot, P. Boufford. Row 4: L. Barns, M. Brown, F. Collier, R. Colburn, B. Cote, E. Bussiers, Mr. Whipple. We Intrust Our Future to Their Care, I a i R. DcBold-Drop something, Dick? C. Emery, E. Dunnell4'SHold it . . . there's a fly on your head. HOMEROOM 18 Row 1: J. DeLancey, P. Croteau, A. Duquette, W. Hoffay, B. Fannie, V. Duquette, S. Cowland, .l Emerson, D. Derby. Row 2: R. DeBold, B. Dunnell, K. Ducliesneau, T. Doody, G. Dyer, P. Davis C. Cuddinee, T. Dean. Row 3: R. Deckelman, J. Dexter, C. Emery, J. Day, T. Dostilio, T. DeCoff, B. Durant, L. Dugdale, R. DeRocher. Row 4: K. Crossman, S. DeLancey, J. Fallon, C. Easter, E. Descoteaux, B. Croteau, G. Desilets, K. Doucette, Mrs. Beauregard. o Brave Enemies, Please ewaref . , ., , M f, 6 J M . ,, , ,. . J X, . ,, , 1 , HOMEROOM 24 Row 1: S. Grant, S. Fletcher, B. Guerin, J. Fletcher, G. Grout, C. Gaouette, M. Hall, C. Forest, J. Fortunate. Row 2: D. Foster, K. Garner, C. Fish, P. Fontaine, J. Gaouette, C. Green, l'. Green, F. Graf, J. Heath. Row 3: W. Follancl, D. Flagg, C. Frost, J. Harper, S. Gray, J. Grmflnow, K. Guyelte, J. Foley. Row 4: J. Fleming, M. Harris Jr., D. Hemion, C. Hanilmlet, F. French, G. Garnett, L. Guilmette, B. Gordon, B. Gray, Mr. Murray. J. Gauuette, D. Flagg- That thumb good, Dennis? P. Green, S. Gray-Are you sure that's your locker? C6 9 Crowding Together at the Top of the T HOMEROOM 101 Row 1: J. Kingsbury, D. Joyce, J. Kupfer, R. Jenkins, M. Hubbard, L. Kimball, M. Mattson, S. Hill, J. Ingalls. Row 2: L. Henderson, P. Knight, C. Jonah, E. .l0llI1SIOn, M. Konirles, L. Kings- hury, M. Hunt, D. Kenny. Row 3: M. Lcfllair, Kirk, P. Kent, C. King, A. Lake, E. Luke, S. Judd. Row 4: G. Jonah, R. Lallurrc, B. Hope, L. Hill, R. Hill, T. Henry. L. Kingsbury-A'Here's my mistakcf2 and 2 1 S. D. Kenny, T. Henry- Later, l'm busy now. Bus Freshmen Yougll Always See. D. Mallory, D. Lipsky-'il know something you clon't . . . K. Mucllillan, E. Lmwrcl- Well, the way I did it . . M w . - fix? L ' :L F lr f EX A' k , in 3. A Tx 2 1l'i.i'l if li l ' V 'Q ' - ' L fx sf' V HOMEROOM 102 Raw I: E. Lord, P. ,Louisrvlh-, M. Lomourf-nx, H. MacGregor, C. Lu Roclme, P. Massicoltc, P. Masicllo, G. Livesey, H. Lombard. Row 2: D. Mallory, K. Martin, M. Larson, D. Lipsky, L. Loundvr, L. Lankhorst, K. Muvllillin, M. Magvc, L. Martel. Row 3: J. May, P. Martin, S. Loos, S. Mauthe, B. Larsen, R. Lund, J. MacAllislvr, D. Leduc. Row 4: R. MacKinnon, S. Marbli, D. Lilly, M. McGrath, K. Manley, R. Marcus, Mrs. Burrell. lllp ,MLYC4 J As High School tudents They Are New X X . Lui ' W -nfjld . Nye- A JM Cl 'U' P' 'JJ fi. flpvlri fl ,V '51 - Qfibdlg Cl- Liv f C. Oglivie, C. 'Monfgomery-mls your paper C JL the same as mine 7 Lb g N f X, 4, .1 K J ,I HOMEROOM 110 Row I: S. Paine, J. Parham, C. Moody, C. Ogilvie, C. O'Brion, L. Oliver, J. Mitchell, S. Palmer. Row 2: M. Patnaude, C. Oliver, M. Newell, C. Payne, K. Patria, C. Patria, S. Parker, T. Paligo. Row 3: C. Montgomery, P. Patnaude, C. Miner, L. Paro, R. Paull, T. Moran, J. Murphy. Row 4: ,l. Nicholls, R. New-ll, D. Mallctt, B. Miner, F. Miller, G. Pappas, J. Pelkey-, M. Mitchell. but They'll Re Keene Kids Through and Through HOME ROOM 202 Row 1: D, Robbins, J. Provost, C. Robinson, M. Perkins, M. Read, D. Racine. Row 2: R. Rietli, L. Putnam, C. Piper, S. Rivers, L. Rivers, J. Perreault. Row 3: N. Provost, B. Ryder, T. Rose, E. Russell, C. Prettie, N. Richards, J. Recd. Row 4: E. Robinson, R. Rondo, P. Putnam, R. Perham, C. Reardon, KI. Poisson, B. Randall. 1 E. Russel, B. Ryundal-4'Move your hand, l cun't see. L. Putnam-'LHnimm, let's see now. In Every Class There Are All I inds HOME ROOM 205 Row 1: P. Sasco, K. SymOnds, C. Selbey, ,l. Shepard, J, Ryll, M. Seraichick, M. Stankiewicz, J. Strazdas. Row 2: J. Safford, J. Shaw, S. Simmons, D. Thompson, H. Saari, G. Sccorc, D. Salatas, L. Sundstrom. Row 3: P. Tarhox, R. Staples, M. Thurston, W. Smith, R. Sweeney, L. Thompson, S. Staples, C. Sawyer. Row 4: C. Spicher, .l. Stroshine, D. Tawse, W. Sheldon, B. Shurpton, T. St. Lawrence, J. Thomas, ,l. Stillings, J. Targett. J. Ryll-'Studying hard ? H M. Seraichick-KNOW, I believe it should he done like this r M Leaders, Followers, and Brilliant Minds. R. Whittemore, M. Toscano- That thum good, Dick? l J. Trombley-Intellectual curiosity, Jean, you're the first one here? Row 1: S. Wilber, P. Thurston, J. Trom HOME ROOM 210 bley, S. White, R. Wilkins, S. Trask. Row 2: K. Whitney, N. Wilson, C. Underwood, S. Williams, G. Wickes, R. Williams. Row 3: P. Wellington, F. Wilson, E. Wilson, J. Van Ness, W. Wilbur, J. Wilher. Row 4: H. Walsh, P. Tolmun, J. Vitale, M. Toscano, R. Watkins, T. Tremblay, R. Whittemore. Theygll nl Enter This Portal Once. T. Woodman, J. Woodliury-M- Out the win- dow, you must he joking! M. Wyiand, D. Wright--'4Who said cram ming doesn't he1p?', HOME ROOM 204- Row 1: E. Sequin, M. Wyland, D. Wright, C. Zelasny, L. Wheeler, M. O'Ke-ily, S. Wiggin. Row 2: S. Trubiano, B. Ezrow, .I. Hockett, E. Wolhok, W. Wyman, L. Bradstreet. Row 3: M. Ohman, J. Wolhok, J. Woodbury, T. Woodman, S. Wollmer, C. Young, S. Tarhox. Row 4: J. Clark, D. Torrey, B. Patnode, J. Wood, D. Page, D. Wright. Hb? 'X C 5? . fi ef r - ' ' ' .da f N f 5 , 2 XX Xxx 'ASSE 5 an, 1 ffffJ 255100 If ltgs Not hakespeare, Hawthorne, or Thornton Mrs. Collins, E. Lacey-HI just love this collection of Robert Frost's poems, Emily. P Miss McCaughey+Hlf you can't he an asset, at least don't be a liabilityf' D. Lipsky, Mrs. Beauregard- This will finish me for sure. M. Holbrook, Mrs. Calef, D. Flibotte, K. CloutierWuMartha, how long have you spelled 'Receive' as 'REClEVE'?', 92 PVe're Making Our Wa Throu h Br ant or Wharton. ENGLISH English is the one subject required for the four years of high school. We are extremely lucky in that we have a fine English department which provides a varied course of grammar and literary works. Al- though the average student who graduates from Keene High School will not turn out to be another Robert Frost, he will have an outstanding background for college, vocational, and social life. P. Fresco-Public Speaking M'LAnd as I was saying . . . ! X K 54+ C. Crm-n l1'I7iiWi13t-H16 worry D. Sauer--English H Class. Y .ni v 7 ia, qu 93 triving to Improve Our F oreign Relations imics, D. Hewitt--4'Excuscz-moi, je suis presse. W. Celh-rfL'Here's Rome! 'X if if ee French III-Translating a French newspaper clipping into English. We're Learning the Languages of Other Nations. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Every day in our modern world the necessity for knowing the languages of others 1 s l . . n becomes increasingly important. Keene High School offers excellent courses in three languages other than English: Latin. French, and Spanish. Aided by modern laboratories and capable teachers, students are provided with a fine opportunity to learn a foreign language. M Q HES!-cc correct?,' B. Bridges, Mme. Gallagher 1 Mr. Tuhoras, H. Oslnorne-:Excellent translation, Roger. J. Kingsbury, Mrs. CLlll0WCly-HCOIIIHIBIICCZ an lirc, Joan WA Linear Function Graphs a tmight Line? Mr. Wight-4'The pains are killing mein MATH Something old, something newv could well be the motto of the Keene High Math Department. The S.lVl.S.G. courses, those de- veloped hy the Yale Science and Mathematics Study Group, have passed their tests at Keene High with flying colors. Relatively new courses, they differ from the traditional in that they attempt to show the 'gwhyl' and 'gwhereforesw as well as the whats', and whatnots', of logical mathematical reasoning. Traditional courses, however, are far from being neglected. Keene High School students can be proud of and thankful for their excellent math department. ft f Mr. Wy'man-g'Wl1at was your answer, Hill? Nlrg, Sghor- They're all such angels, 'if C. llugosian-What's so funny, George? GBut What if Theregs a Chan e in the Sign. Q99 K. Duchesneau, Mr. Tousley- Me? . . . Goof? . . . R. Ha1lk'LAlI alone am I . . . Mr. Bridge- Oh! I don't know about that P. Harris, Mr. Wigllll-ASX marks the spot! S We Run the Gauntlet From Weight and Mass J. Walker, A. UeV:1udreuil-HOI1, I think we're so clever. .l. Cimics, D. Tisdule, R. Cllristianson- Are you chemist, .l0l1n?,' Miss Druggg, M. Constantiuo, M. Despres-Biology field trip. l 98 P. Dionne-Wfllinking about the big football game tomorrow? real to Finding the Volume and Pressure of Gas. SCIEXCE At Keene High School, the student who is interested in seienee is given some wonderful opportunities to enrich his knowledge. Biology, physics. and chem- istry are all offered on both the general and academic levels. It is interesting to note that academic biology is offered to freshmen, an opportunity not present in many high schools. A course in earth science was added to the curricu- lum last year. The value and popularity of this new addition have placed it on the election sheets again this year. M. Chaput, J. W'yman, Mr. Fahey-Biology class. aa'DhmAe, . Miss Druffff- Now for tomorrow's lesson. FP! Miss Drugg, B. BlH1l'IlI11ItI1+iiCl1llIlf't? favors the prepared mind. 99 M-W-...,,,,LmV X fu, M f- , ,.e1:,5, '5 is 5 ww 1th y Q u E Da S in Class Interestingly Spent. N1TZ1 S. Wollrner- He only thinks that he knows the answer! can to teach Latin American History. .WN Mme 'WZ Ss. Mr. Mayes-'AYou aren't camera shy, arc you, Mr Mayes? For students who want to know the economic history of the lfnited States and learn about Communism Comparative Government is an informative subject For their particular uses, Social Studies are an im- portant part of the high school curriculum. 9 si 8 A I Mr. Carroll-Civics class in SOSSi0I1. R. Hartwell-Comfort plus! !! IOI From Toulouse-Larltrec to Vincent Van Gogh, xx? 4 j..f,s,g. :cn i,,,.+,:g.,:5' fifflft. ig' ,Qf'og J5'..J.' .4 Q l f' V. McShinsky, Miss Salford fhurml ut work. Hwutch her, ladies She walks, she talks 102 ' 5 2 K ' 35 ' I sw XFX ff s ' Q. S f A ,.. V, ,Q .E s O .0 K . fm Q 1: v- 'V 5 my .' IK Qx A i I s and gentlemen! M. Holbrook, P. McFarland. g'Wutch what happens when l pull this suing. P. McFarland, P. Peart. Altogether, now-three spaces clown, six spaces to the left . . . Richard Wagner and Berlioz. G. Hackler, D. Chamberlain, S. Harris-NAltogether now, one, two, three. B. Marsette- What do you mean what is it? What does it look like? Mr. Cummings-RRRRRRR Bowsy-Yvowsyf l I fr Mrs. Hutchins taking attendance in theory and harmony class. S. Adams-Watch your book, Sherry. I04 Excellent Courses, It Would Seem to Appear nun 1113839 G. Flavin-Balancing the books, Cary? M. J. C 0 r g e S- Practice makes perfect, Mary! Mrs. L am b e r t- Why' write w 11 e n you can type? for Those Who Wish to Advance Their Career. C. MartiniDiligent student of Book- keeping H class. BUSINESS EDUCATION The commercial courses at Keene High School provide an opportunity for students who are going into the business world to learn the basic principles in this field. These fundamentals are essential for success in a job after high school. Students are given a chance to learn bookkeep- ing, typing, shorthand, and other skills. Many Keene High graduates have found well-paying jobs after graduation due to their high school studies. 'SW' D. Bergeron-MA-S-D-F, space! Look at the birdie, Mr Kilroy! These Are Courses Which Help tudents to Find L. Thompson, '4Let's all work with a smile. T. St. Lawrence, N. Provost, Mr. Moore, Be careful of your fingers, Mr. Moore. PRACTICAL ARTS Practical arts give valuable training to those who Want to have careers in electronics, shop work, and homemaking. lnstruction given to students in these courses is designed to lmcst flevelop their natural ability. The experience gained in practical arts will pave the way to future success, which future electricians, car- penters, and homemakers wonft forget. s M J. Day-Shop Class Skills Which Will Develop Both Career and Mind I R. Deb0ldi4'You don't say, Bob. R. Miner, D. Martin- Now just put the little screw in here . . . Mr. Arnold, P. Altl1ers'iSimply connect these two wires, Phil. IO7 A Career is ow at Hand. Mrs. Mousely, Bonnie Burrows- D0n't burn yourself. Rv- P. Sequin-Keeping house? Mrs. Mousely- Now, put the cans S. Henry, S. Bedaw, J. Vaudrien- Hmm, that looks yummy. 1 X cTsvfhes WW I li wg w,, VWHNWQ' Wmww W ax S., w ?q.s'g1' 'WL ,W f f ww . Qazifisv Sf!! ' mf-1 A , A 5 2 if v f ' D Rx W ,fr 5 ix, , , Q L . sw, ,Ji -1. ,5 255523 ig is ' 1 ' o -' gwtv' u.N f Y QQ ueeessfully Publish cz Memor Chest. iSALMACUNDI LITERARY AND ART BOARDSf ow I: Art Board: R. Whitney, L. Kendall, K. Kirk, D. White, Editor, J. Purbeck. Row 2: Literary Board: L. Clark, C. Ryll, Editor, S Hunt, C. Rieth. , The SAlaMACilNDl gives a word and picture description of the happenings at Keene High during the past year. lts staff members increase their knowledge in the fields of journalism, advertising, art, and photography. This year, replacing Mrs. Colby, who retired, we are fortunate in having another very capable adviser. She is Mrs. Kilroy, under whose fine guidance all the staff members have enjoyed working. ALMACUNDI BUSINESS BOARD Seated: K. Pierce, C. Saunders, V. lNIm'Shinsky, S. Jarvis, S. Skinner, J. Robinson, S. Knight, K. lallory, Mason, S. Abbott, A. Mahler, S. Schultz. Standi-ng: ll. Bridges, R. Cote, D. Howard, J. Fletcher, W. Mills, F. Foley, A. Trem- lay, Manager, K. Donovan, M. Henderson, J. Kerr, L. Forcivr, S. Harris, N. Blythe, D. lluntley. Photos and Writeups, Captions and Puns, L. Clark, J. Dubuque, J. Cimics, J. Bctz, E. Davis, J. Lipsky, Sulmagundi l7l1Uf0g1'E1I'vllCI'S. fl, Q, J. Walkcxr---An Cdllflflldftl at Work!! J, Betzfnl know 1hfgy'rfg all mixed up Jane, but . . . A. Tremblay, J. Wulkref, B. Stanford- 'llwir work ncx or ceases. lI2 feene Higlfs Cot omething for Everyone. L. Murphy, K. Pierce, J. Purbeck, Mr. Fahey, P. Colony, L. Learnard, M. Borden-Pep Club adviser and cheerleaders. K. Pierce, L. Learnard, J. Purbeck- Go, Team, Go! K. MacMillan, M. Carbone, J. West- Just me and my gals. KA mr-an Q' e. .A .ll Pep Club and Cheerleaders II3 In Many Capacities These Students erve STUDENT COUNCIL Sealed: B. Durant, N. Wilson, B. Stanford, S. Davis, S. Snowling, R. Davis, J. Wyman, E. Kimball. Standing: K. MacMillan, N. Hill, ,l Kimball, D. Brown, J. Cimics, R. Lane, .l. Kingsbury, ,l. Safford, R. Nichols, P. Colony, Mr. Seavey. STUDENT COUNCIL One of the aims of the Student Council is to create an atmosphere of good will between the stu- dents and faculty. The council also irons out problems that come up and helps to improve school' life in general. Working closely with the home room representatives, the Student Council has been able to accomplish many activities for the benefit of the students and faculty. J. Cimics, M. J. Henderson, M. Peart, B. Stanford, S. Davis, S. Snowling-Working in the rain. II4 From Formidable Tasks They D0 ot werfve. INFORMER REPORTERS gealeizli J. Powers, S. Knight, M. Vaughn, D. Phillips, J. Oliver, E. Haggert. Standing: K. Devoid, J. Fletcher, R. tap es. INFORMER BUSINESS BOARD SN Sealed: N. Slater, V. McShinsky, C. Ryll, N. Slavitt, S. Shinncrs. Standing: S. Wilbur, N. Blythe, A. Taylor. lNFORMlfR EDITORS SCIIIGFIJ K. DOHOYHH, .l. Kerr, P. St. Jean, C. Trow, C. Ryll, K. Kirk. Slrmfling: J. Cimics, Mrs. Calef, N. Slavitt. vga? 532335 o snug QHM'M W 1 J, 3 . 'wmv'- 4511 Q - D 2 4 I 0 v 0 wwmw 'H fffiig A, ,amiga ulnnnu 'UH' ,I K Q 1 , .2 Pi KW G' Q ff X 5' ga iw E at nw h -wa-r , . 't :vii ,VM X. M WMWMQ f f , i . in Q Mw,WwfRY ' l , giii -i ., .H ,E saw 5' xi K4 iS S ii!! 5 k 'P My vaiwfll 1 5 Q ,hwMmQEg 5 w Wgmmk- 0 h Hwy ,.1. 5 - A L x.. , m 5L WV. 'NA ?awi 'Ziff iw? -W fm wp' ywawsv 'fix x 4 it These Students Do Their Best to Learn ST. PAUL'S R. Davis, J. Bennett, S. Davis, D. Sullivan St. Paulls Advanced Studies Program gives above-average students a chalice to go one step beyond high school learning. Advanced courses are offered in science, math. history, and languagesgg the student must choose a course which is not offered at his own high school. The students gain more knowledge in a chosen subject or field and oftentimes advanced placement in college is a direct result. However, the real value of the program is in learning how to study, how to get along with others, and how to make the most of a wonderful opportunity. .1 ,fi 1 if x f Xxx xy l ff X , , gl 'I g M D, .XX I A r' I, U L5 .xx .ln L - L , , R i.. A. I ,Mi ix ' 4' l rl .s. 'N ..' - l. 4 'L' ' 1- -QE i New . W 4 V Z ' Lifsxt ,Ylll be -s ,ff l21'4 'wife-,'i,-f.1fI E . X ,. 'ft'i ':' it fijk t, Q so F ll A f Xi as Many Honors The Chance to Earn. Q DAVIS DAR food Clllzcn chip Awdld J. FLETCHER-United Nations Dolcguto .13 ,iii J. BENNETT-Voice of Democ- racy Winner 1 .u fn :iff .- Q H ' C ' I -1 2, it 5 1.5 ' pr . . -.. .' A --'I-. 1 ': -' 1 ,-. '. - , I-al ju , . ' 2 s 4 , 1 -af f - 'A' 3 . .. .. A-7 L ., a , 'Liz' . .131 .' L . ' g.f.i.g- ,1 , v,. ,, 2' , 4.3t.v,g.gQ', ,lj z'x5'-HL ' The Many Facets of Government Are Earned, Row 1: D. Gardner, P. Kinson, D. Parody, W. Murray, D. Hewitt. Row 2: J. Betz, Mr. Cober, R. Cook. D. Gardner, D. Parody, XV. Murray, R. Cook, Mr. Feather Now, ills like this, boys . . . I20 BOYS' STATE Each year a certain number of boys from the Junior class ,are chosen to represent Keene High School at the New Hampshire Boys, State program which is held on the campus of the University of New Hampshire in Durham. Boys, State affords students the opportunity to become better acquainted with town, city, and state government, thus developing leadership, character development, and citizenship. Athletic programs, party elections, and lectures all go hand in hand to make Boys, State a memorable experience for those attending. Last fall memhers of both Girls, and Boys, State participated in the annual American Legion Auxil- iary program. At this time the group related their experiences to an audience of Auxiliary members, sponsors, and friends. and the Many Rewards Are .lustl Earned. Seated: R. Nichols, M. J. Henderson, J. Kerr, E. Lucey, K. Pierce, B. Paire. Standing: D. White, J. Pasquarelli, Miss Marshal, S. Snowling, B. Bridges, D. Bemis. GIRLS' STATE Delegates to Granite Girls' State are sent from the high schools in the state to form their own model government through the state level. This consists of a governor, senators, mayor, councilman, and various town offices. Girls, State affords a wonderful opportunity to learn about our government through participation. Girls from Keene who held elected offices were Judy Kerr, Town Clerk, and Barbara Paire and Donna Bemis, members of the Platform Committee of the Nationalist Party. Emily Lacey was elected this yearis governor and was one of the two delegates from New Hampshire to attend Girls, Nation in Washington, D.C., where she participated in government through the National level, a great honor for any girl. Selection to Girls, State and Girls' Nation is a goal to which Keene High girls have aspired in the past and will continue 'to strive for in the future. M. J. Gorges, M. J. Henderson. 'ANationalists all the way. I2I These Students Debate Governmental Relattons, 1Q!z'gsi?!ii i K assi, s , 2-bategwf - ifirssgszitzi DEBATING Row 1: J. Bennett, A. DeVaudreuil, S. Hunt, Miss Ackerman, M. Cummiskey, C. Reynolds, C. Mahoney. Row 2: L. Kolivas, S. Mowry, R. Scheinfeld, W. Joslin, J. Schor, J. Heath, D. Berry. The debating club strives to foster interscholastic good will and sportsmanship through participation in speech activities with other New England secondary schools. The members of the club recognize the importance of being able to communicate orally in an effective manner. Competition with students of other schools provides an incentive to those who are interested in improving themselves in the art of speaking in public. The club has been represented in eight interscholastic speech activities so far this school year. One debate team composed of jane Bennett, Anne lJeVaudreuil, Susan Hunt, and Robert Sheinfeld won a 'rotating trophy at a tournament sponsored by Laconia High School. Jonathan Schor received a bronze medal for superior speaking in the House of Representatives at a preliminary Congress of the National Forensic League held at Shrewsbury. Massachusetts. While These Students Learn About Foreign Nattons C.I.F. Row 1: S. Knight, C. 0'Neil, D. Chambers, A. Mahler, V. McSl1insky, A. DeVaudreuil, P. Brown Row 2: S. Mowry, M. Moran, S. Hunt. Row 3: R. Whitney, D. Howard, W. Hollis, J. Fletcher J. Clayton, W. Joslin, J. Heath, J. Cimics, Mr. Ramsay. CURRENT ISSUES FORUM For the high school stu- dent with a desire to be well-informed on recent happenings of the world, the Current lssues Forum provides an excellent op- portunity to do so. This cluli trys to put on several panel discussions for the pulilic and develops qual- ities of good citizenship among its participants. C.I.F. OFFICERS W. Joslin, A. DeVaudreuil, M. Moran, S. llunt Through Service to the Community, Row 1: R. Lane, P. Fresco, B. Adams, R. Davis, A. Tremblay, D. Sullivan, P. Kinson. Row 2: J. Betz, W. Joslin. t x I s Q, 0 Q- M7 19 N A1 to JUNIOR ROTARIANS Those boys who display qualities of leadership, maturity, and responsibility are chosen as ,lunior Rotarians in their senior year. Each boy attends the Weekly meetings of the Rotary Club for a month, sharing the noon meal and listening to the various programs and speakers. Through this program the boys are given an opportunity to learn more about their Community and the world. Youth and Adults Achieve Unity. JUNIOR LIONS 3 S Each month two boys are chosen to be Junior Lions. Having been picked, a lxoy attends the weekly meetings where he is provided a seat at the head table and treated just like an actual member. This worthwhile club helps him to become a more civic minded person. I Z4 75 Y A130 -K Q f Ti., ,.., ' Row I: T. Ayer, J. Lipsky, P. Vermouth, J. Cimivs. Row 2: J. Kingsbury, F. Foley, R. DeBold, E. Davis, J. Cemmell. Speakin, and Writing the Lan ua e of France, FRENCH CLUB First Row: A. Mahler, .l. Tarbox, L. Forcier, K. Pierce, B. Paire, P. Brown, C. Rieth, C. Parker, L. Clark, P. McCartin, B. Conway. Second Row: R. Whitney, W. Joslin, J. Cimics, R. Davis, J. Lipskyg Third Row: S. Bell, E. Lacey, S. Safstrom, B. Nichols, J. Bennett, M. LaPlante, J. Pas- quarelli, C. Ryll, B. Bridges, S. Gallagher, S. Knight, M. Davis. L'ALLlANCE FRANCAISE C'est la deuxieme annee de l'Alliance Francaise et elle devient rapidemant un des plus grancles cercles de l'ecole. En offrant aux etucliants francais, les avantages d'ecouter et de parler francais, l7Al- liance Frangaise pourvoit une occasion excellente 51 liellve pour apprendre en paflant. De cette fagon, chaque personne peut developper sa competence cle la langue frangaise. Mrs. Barre, Mrs. Willis, S. Davis, A. Tremblay Our Dreams of Europe Are Greatl Enhanced. French Club Mc-cling Mrs. Calloway, Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs. Willis. Keene High School French Stuclenfs farewell to Mrs. Willis. 7fS'i.QQ32ZlLssjZ. ow I: Mr. Drew, H. Simmers, N. Biheau, K. Midgley, J. Ryll, A. Bennett, S. Shinners, D. Phillips, C. Johnson, M. Brosseau. Row 2: D. Don- ue, K. Buskey, L. Stone, L. Putnam, ll. Harmon, S, Blake, Mme. Barry, Mme. Calloway, Mme. Gallagher. Row 3: C. Prettie, V. Schleidcr, M all, M. Hunt, M. Larson, D. Wright, D. Lipsky, B. Stanford, S. Davis, M. Gorges, T. Tremblay. I27 A Group of tudents Musioall Inolinecl at Row 1: C. Gillis C. Trow A. Kremen L. Kendall, C. Rieth, J. Robinson, V. McShinsky, B. Boucher, S. MacGregor, J. Purbeck. Row 2. L. Gober, M. Emery, M. Russell, J. Walker, R. English, P. Vermouth, R. Osborne, S. Goodnow, M. Lapiant. Row 3: J. Geilenberg, A Tremblay, R. Chrlstianson, B. Vogel, J. Cimics, S. Gallagher, S. Knight, L. Forcier, S. Hunt, B. Bohannon. Row 4: L. Barnes, J. Croteau G. Kott, T. Allen, T. Graves, D. Purbeck, D. Price, J. Fletcher, R. Whitney, J. Whitney, J. Johnson, A. Kingsbury, M. Peart. Missing: D Aldrich, L. Hanna, E. Lamoureux, L. Lang. l l A CAPPELLA CHOIR This yearis A Cappella Choir, under their new director, Mr. Robert Cummings, has continued to uphold the high standards and quality in their music established by past groups. ln addition to its annual Christmas and Spring concerts, the choir has made an exchange concert. Their traditional Christmas caroling in the halls added to the holiday spirit and they have made numerous appearances before service groups in the area. With their accom- panist, Mrs. Hutchins, choir members gain valuable experience in performance and enjoyment of a cap- pella music. The choir has become one of the finest traditions of Keene High School. L. Lang, J. Cimics, A. Kremen, T. Graves. '4Processional. I28 . ..o.o. L as gig' s+iif'5 P5159 Q .sgaw 3 + 45,5 1 3 gr? 5 JP! CL 7 it Q 3 Q as K- Q7 4 I C o 5-Yam: . Q M ,V ne Da a Concert, the Next Day Cl Game an mf Y 2 K.H.S. BAND First Row: K. Devoid, J. Dennett, J. Nelson, P. Szacik. Second Row: S. Wilson, L. Papenfuse, E. Haggart, B. Conway, P. Plnagan, D. Aldrich, V. Hacklvr, C. Druscndahl, S. Schultz, L. Clark, L. Spaulding, V. Sonnenschein, Mr. Cummings, Director. Third Row: J. Perkins, J. Pursell, J. Robinson, S. Harris, C. Rixford, B. Hartman, D. Chambers, L. Lang, E. Boyea, T. Arnold, R. Turk, J. Lipsky. Fourth Row: S. Hunt, B. Cloutier, G. Grenicr, J. Walker, J. Little, R. Davieau, L. Stone, R. Doody. Fifth Row: L. Morse, P. Ceilenherg, W. Tucker, J. MacKenzie, D. Berry, T. Morton, C. Bemis, D. Golann, R. Wilson, P. Kinson, J. Pierce. Not present when picture was taken: C. Barrett, J. Betz, K. Chick, W. Folland, C. Frost, J. Goodnow, S. Kirk, M. Larson, D. Lipsky, G. Nicholas, K. Pierce, C. Rieth, S. Suowling. Emily Lacey brings entertainment to Kecncellonadnock gamc. J. Rolminson-HOI1, isn't this fun' Someday Our Band Will Gain World-Wide F ame. G. NicholaswPractice makes perfect Mr. Drew, P. Kinson- Now when I was a coach . . . K.H.S. Band prior to Km-rue-Monadnock game. I3 I 0 Matter the Weather, the core, or the Pla , Captain Sandy gan Cindy Mary Carolyn Shelia KEENE HIGH SCHOOL TWIRLERS Kneeling: Sandy Snowling-Captain. Standing: Mary Ellen Perkins, Carolyn Rielh, Jean Clark, Shelia Abbott, Cindy Mensel. MQ QQ .nw 'ui-9, '--4,-nfs' They Work Hard to Earn Their Rewards, N. Slavitt, J. Bennett, D. Hewitt, Mrs. Collins, A. Tremblay, J. Cimics. DRAMATIC CLUB An important part of Keene High School activities is its fine Dramatic Club headed by Mrs. Edna Collins. Dramatic Club personnel deserve praise for their work in staging two expert productions every year. The first presentation, The Broom and the Groom, a space age comedy was hailed by all. The Dramatic Club not only provides excellent training for students in the fields of stage designing, advertising, costume designing, but it also gives the public first-rate entertainment. Row 1: L. Hanna, K. Mallory, N. Slavitt, M. Alther, J. Bennett, S. Safstrom. Row 2: D. Hewitt, M. Carbone, J. Cimics, A. Tremblay, F. Putnam. I 34 and Beam With Pride as the Audience Applauds. COSTUMES, PROPS, STAGEHANDS, AND MAKEUP COMMITTEES Row 1: G. We-ft, M. Carhonc, T. Ringrland, D. Mallory, L. Hanna, N. Slavilt, J. Pasquarelli, E. Wt-st, Lu D. Ross, K. Quinlan, K. lNIacMillin, J. Cimivs. IJ. Boardman, D. Sullivan. Row 2: J. Terry, V. Hackler, P. Brown, L. Putnam, J. llcnnett, C. Ryll, B. Stanford, V. Seraieick, J. Wyman. Rau: 3: J. Kimball, D. Chamberlin, M. Hunt, L. Clark, Snuwling, S. Schultz, S. llOllQlllOH, K. Donovan, P. Colony, K. Ware, E. Kimball, Blythe. SCENERY COMMITTEE I: C. Flavin, J. Ryll, D. Bridges, D. Huntley, A. Kingsbury, C. Rit-tlx. K. Kirk. R- Wllilllvy- R010 25 J- PUI'lH'f'k, M- BHTFCU, S- -l11fVi5- Mason, S. Wlritc, G. Draclllury, D. White. I35 3 is From Running the Librar , to Reporting the News, JUNIOR LIBRARIANS Seated: K. Schneider, B. O'l3rien, S. Campbell, S. Blake, B. Murray, S. Cuillurdc-tz. Stanr1z'ng: S. Judd, J. Sorrells, Mrs. Roberts, Howard, S. Uootlnow, Mrs. Gordon, S. Sorrclls, C. Reynolds, T. lit-rry. Junior Librarians render service to the school while learning the processes of at library. Because of their help and cooperation, our school library is run efficiently. Vile owe a great deal to this club and its efforts for the school. 1 D. Howard-- Nowwhere lSlllL1l card? S- G00dH0W, S- Blf1kC--Lili might llfflp if WC kHCW how to spell it. I38 They Keep the School From an Uninformed Snooze Seated: D. Howard, 1. McDonald, B. Adams, J. Nichols. Standing: R. Costello, R. Robinson J. Mackenzie. AUDIO VISUAL DEPARTMENT The Audio-Visual Department is indispensable to school operations involving films, tape recorders, and the P.A. system. With the help of the audio visual boys and their advisor, Miss Cooke, our school life is made more enjoyable. 'x M155 C00k-Always busy, Miss Cook, P. Kinson, G. MacDonaldwCctting the machine ready. I39 Their Best Today for ct Better Tomorrow, Junior Achievement, which is a nation-wide program for Juniors and Seniors in high schools. has become a new extracurricular activity for the students of Keene High. Last fall, John Betz, who was a representative from our school to the National Junior Achievement Conference, brought back with him information pertaining to the benefits of Junior Achievement. This activity affords students the opportunity to become better acquainted with the business world through a learn by doingi' program. Richard Russell, Executive Director of Junior Achieve- ment. l40 K. Quinlan, Member of JA-RAC. Co. M. Henderson, M. Gorges Members of Kingsmen Products Co. Their Knowlecl e thers Will Seek to Borrow. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Row 1: M. Lamoureux, S. Williams, J. Kepfer, S. Trask. Row 2: J. Heath, S. Merrill, J. Perham, K. Colburn, D. Buffum, C. Piper, P. Joyce, P. Baird, .l. Fortunate, J. Chase. - wi. 5 -,K J. Heath, Future Homemakers of America FUTURE HOMEMAKERS This club is in its first year of operation at Keene High School. It is a group composed of girls who are interested in their futures as Wives and mothers. By learning the skills which are so vital now, they are preparing themselves for successful domestic careers in years to come. They Serve Both ehool and ommunit . Row S. Lysett, B. Bridges. Row 2: M. Holbrook, K, Pierce, S. Safstrom, Row 3: P. Mclfarland, L. Ashworth, M. Hulslander, C. Coles J. Pasquarelli, K. Cloutier, L. Forcicr, ,l. Pcrrcault, M. Pcart, Mr. Trufunt, L. Murphy, S. Schultz. USHERS CLUB Our Ushers Club is a select organization to which Keene High School owes a great deal. Under the able leadership of its new adviser, Mr. Trufant the club functions well in its service to both the school and the community. mm., B. Bridges, S. Lysctt-Head and Assistant Head Ushers. Mr. Trulunts -Adviser 142 l is 3. W ffff? ors M pw Ff ,WU . ffZ2fQQjidff X The More Competition, the Better They Pla , l, a.n1..xtImAw ' 'F' ' 'A+ 'Q' 1 : if 1.- VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: L. Page, D. Gardner, J. Campagna, R. Bissell, P. Fresco, P. Parham, A. Lafferty, P. Brown. Row 2: Manager R. Pelquin, A. Ciovanngeli, N. Jimaki, J. Vitale, D. Ward, K. Bergeron, K. Miller, R. Parent, Coach R. Bissell. Keene ,,,, . 2 Nashua ., e,,,e . 4 Keene . 9 Orange . . 6 Keene B Vermont Academy . ,.,.,,, . 4 Keene , 7 Orange ,,,, .. 3 Keene l Stevens ,,,,,, 2 Keene 1 Nashua . . 4 Last year the Blackbirds ended their baseball sea- son with a 6-6 record. Ken Bergeron slammed eighteen hits. three of which were home runs and ten B.B.l.is. Ken finished the season with the highest batting average of 367. Bob Perliam followed Bergeron with two home runs. Pete Fresco also had a 'good year at the plate batting in seven runs and hitting three doubles, which was the highest number hit. Captain Tim Brown was on top with the best per- centage of errors. which turned out to be a very satisfying 000. Brown was also awarded the L,Heu- reux Trophy for the best sportsmanship on and off the field. Under the leadership of Coach Bissel and Captain Brown. the birds finished the season with four varsity members expected baek to form a nucleus of next year's team. I44 Keene .... fl- Athol ...., .. ., Keene .... . 2 Brattleboro .,.., ,... Keene, .. . , 2 Vermont Academy Keene ,....,. 5 Brattleboro .... . .. Keene . -l Athol Keene .. . 2 Stevens , , Mr. Drew, P. Brown, and Mr. BissellAThe winner of the L'Heureux Trophy, P. Brown. At the Top of the Heap Theyire Bound to Stay. P. T. Brown, Mr. Bissel. The L'Heureux trophy that Timmy keeps. Our J.V. team had an unspotted season with four vic- tories. Within the team were signs of a fine pitching staff in the making. The fielding also showed great promise! Many of the boys have had the experience needed to be- come a varsity member and many of them will break into the varsity lineup next year. Under the leadership of Coach Bucky', Main the team lived up to everything ex- pected. The outstanding player was hurler Bob Cote, who pitched a fine game against Dublin, giving up only two hits. Keene ,,,.,., . .,,,, 11 Dublin ,.... ....., 2 Ji N q Keene ..,.... ,,,,,, 1 Marlboro ,,,..........,... . .,,.. - 0 W J J Keene .,,.,,, ,,..., 5 Walpole ....,.......,........,........ 4 Keene .,,,... , .,,,. 9 Keene Junior High ,,.,,..... 2 Row 1: D. Morton, J. Lyman, Paulson. Row 2: Managers E. Coty, R. Fowler, Coach Main. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL J. Clark, J. Gemmell, J. Whitney, R. Smith, J. Croteau, R. Gregory, J. Merritt, D. LaMothe, R. O'Neil, D. Purbeck, R. fm When the Going Gets Hou '11, They Turn on the Steam VARSITY TRACK Row I: R. Small, E. Cuild, L. Lord, M. Swceny, A. Lussier. Row 2: P. Lorandeau, S. Ballou, P. Compos, J. Desilcts, R. Ellis, L. Drouin. Row 3: B. Abbott, J. Gemmell, P. Oherg, J. Cantlin, R. Hanninen, F. Underwood, Coach J. Mayes. Mr. Wallhank, P. Compos-P. Compos receives l UIC Tom Walllmank trophy after winning the 111116 H1 T116 ROTUTY M063 P. Oberg, Mr. Mayes, and P. Qompos- Their deeds are history now. I46 This ls What Makes a Keene High Team. VARSITY TRACK In 1962, the track team completed another successful season. They won meets against Brattleboro, Bellows Falls, Stevens,,Vermont Academy, and finished second in the Brattleboro Relays. Keene High finished third in the Keene Rotary Meet, Clipper Relays, Kiwanis Meet, and State Meet. At the Clipper Relays the two-mile relay team consisting of Compos, Lord, Ballou, and Hanninen broke the record of 8:27 in a time of 8:20:0. Captain Pete Oberg completed another fiiie season by breaking the shot put record set by Wilber Ash- worth in 1961. Oberg threw the shot a distance of 54, 81Q,' bettering the old mark by four feet. This throw also broke the state record. Pete Compos broke the mile record in the New England Meet. He came in fifth in the race for a fast 4:21:2 seconds. Even though he came in fifth, he was the first for New Hampshire thus setting a new state record. Many of the boys will be coming hack for another try next year. Led by Coach Mayes they did an outstanding job this year and have great expectations for the years to come. L Droum-Let's not have a foul on this throw! R. Cooke- Swing it high, swing it low, right over the field the discus goes. it ,. F Underwood-What form, what style! P. Oberg-This one snapped the record! I47 l l.J Watch Those Blaokbirds Go With That Ball Keene Keene ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Keene ,,,,, ,,,,,,, Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene I48 lxeene ........,,,,,,,, 64 Row I: F. Carey, L. Lord, A. Cote, D. Wichland, P. Fresco, B. Abbott, D. La Mothe. Row 2: Coach D. Purbeck, D. Bergeron, R. Cote, .l. Graves, R. Lane, D. Purbeck, M. Kelly, V. Tisdale, Managers: R. Christiansen, missing is J. Schor. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES With the start of the '4Blackbirds basket- Brattleboro Manchester Springfield Nashua . ,, Manchester Concord Athol . ,. Murdock .. Nashua . Monadnock Concord . Bradley Stevens .. Bradley , .. Stevens Murdock Monadnock Memorial Memorial Athol . ..., . ball season the Keene team started with the great scoring punch. They held their opponents down in the scoring column and played a good defensive ball game, but the Birds were also noted for their hustle and drive. Keene ended with an eleven win, six loss record. Under the leadership of Coach Purbeck and Captain Pete Fresco they finished fifth in the state. They went into the semi-finals and beat Dover 66-57, then they continued in the next game to beat Manchester West 70-55. Although they lost the final game 79-60 to a strong Bradley team they fought every minute of the game. askets Are No Effort at All for These Boys Starting with some very successful games the team continued the good work through- out the season. The junior varsity team under the leadership of Coach Mackey had the scoring punch to come out on top. Coach Mackey was ahle to put everyone of his hoys in each game so that they all gained valuable playing experience. The boys worked hard and the results were tremendous with a 15 win, 2 loss record. With players like these, Keene High can look to a good season next year. Keene7 ttt,,,.. 7 Keene Keene f Keene Keene Keene Keene ,,,.......,.,,t Keene ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene lxeene777 62 50 48 53 R18 63 68 TAL 70 69 38 70 76 50 96 57 56 Brattleboro, Vermont Memorial 7 77 7 Springfield, Vermont Concord ,,,,, 7 7 7 Athol, Massachusetts Murdock ,,tt, 7 77 7 77 Nashua .,,,,,,,,, 7 ,,,,,,,, 77 Monadnock Regional Concord ,,,,,,,,t Bishop Bradley 7 7 Stevens 7 t,,,,,,, Bishop Bradley ,,,. Stevens 7 7 77 Monadnock Regional Murdock 7777 7 7, Athol, Massachusetts JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: P. Tolman, D. Tyler, C. Carbone, B. Bergeron, B. Sliarpton, R. Lund, K. Cuyette. Row 2: Coach Mackey, B. Boucher, V. Reno, F. Miller, .l. Coppola, .l. Douglas, Manager G. Kernozickey. Nashua 7 77 77 Ona the Track They Do Their Best VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Row I: J. Trombley, R. Small, G. Curtis. Row 2: Coach .l. Mayes, J. Cemmell, R. Auger, M. Flint. Missing: K. Ploppert. J. Trombley, M. Flint, K. Ploppert, G. Curtis, R. Small, J. Gemmell, R. Auger- The race is all over and the boys are tired. ISO Although the Cross Country team didnlt have a winning season, they were beaten by very strong teams. They finished the season with a 2 win, 6 loss record. Although they had no record-break- ing runner, all of the boys were in there fighting. Our team ability showed up in the State Meet where we finished second. Finishing first or second in the State Meet makes a team eligible to par- ticipate in the New England Meet where teams from all over this six state region are in com- petition. At the New England Meet in Orono, Maine, the Blackbird Harriers captured an eighth place. to Win the Speed and Endurance Test. P. Compos, Coach J. Mayes, and B. Abbott- Bryan Abbott, the winner. .l.V. SCORES Keene 42 Peterborough 17 Keene 29 Manchester 27 Keene 23 Stevens 32 Keene 40 Fitchburg 15 Keene 16 Brattleboro 39 Keene 26 Stevens 30 JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Finishing with a three win, three loss record, the Junior Varsity squad gained valuable experi- ence and ability in a schedule which involved teams from all over the state. This year's team, through its hard work and perseverance, has shown a definite improvement over the teams of the last few years. Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene VARSITY SCORES 26 Bradley 31 Stevens 4-3 Concord 42 Fitchburg 36 Brattleboro 32 Stevens 20 Nashua 32 Huskies JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Back Row: V. Reno, R. Boucher, J. Webber, T. Allen, B. Abbott. Row 2: W. Lysett, R.- Miner, L. Louma, D. Lord, E. Guild. Row 1: J. Nelson, K. Way, E. Gregory. 5 m I The Reall D0 Keep Us on the Beam! K. Pierce-l.0t's have a K. J. Purlmcck-Clwerlcaclers leader. use ha lf 4.1 ,sf f C . Q w i. -: ' - his - z eee I Q gif 5 f .g ggf K , QE lf . eee ee K 45 ' - 1- . -. lk I , in :'f: 'EL TF ggi. ..-ff .. .f ff 5 A ffl 15 Z' ' vi f 'i Let's go, Keene High- Cheerleaders and Pep Clulm S 1 u 'U .. zl . ,.'l.. , L ' A +. . , ,A M. em , J. Pasquarelli, .l. Kimball, L. Leurnard, D. Huntley, K. Piero:-, Captain, .l. Purbeck, P. Colony, M. Borden, L. Murphyi'l'he CllCCI'll'LlLlI'I'S ut Ihr- K4-1-rio-lllonadnock football game. The Score Is Tied and It's Gettin Cold VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Ron' l.' Hebert, S. Skinner, E. Lacey, L. Ellis, V. BIeSliinsky, D. Huntley, J. Kimball. .l. Tarbox. Row 2: E. Uoyea, N. Lutz, S. Lysitt, D. Clnimlmerlin, K. Donovan, A. Kremin. N. Blythe, K. Vogel, S. Houghton, C. O'Neil. B. Haggert, J. Tulliot, S. Lachanee, L. Papenfuse. Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene VARSITY-FACULTY GAME The varsity field hockey team eompiletl a record of four wins. two losses, and one tie this year. The team, composed almost entirely of a spiritefl group of Juniors, was troaehecl by Miss Mecaughey. Although the first game with Putney resulted in a tie. it was the best team performanee of the season. Complete team effort was an outstanding characteristic of this year's team. Next year shoulcl he an excellent one for the Varsity with almost the V Z entire starting team returning. Only three Seniors will be lost through gralcgigitioiiz Emily Lacey. Lutie lfllis. and Vivian McShinsky. VARSIT 0 4 5 1 7 O 2 Y SCORES Gardner Murcloclc Monatlriock Putney Monadnock Gardner Putney E. Lacey, L. Ellis, they play l1ockey'? V. MeSliinsky an Whois Going to Make the Deciding Goal? ILNIOR VARSITY SCORES Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene J.V. FIELD HOCKEY Row 1: S. Campbell, L. Putnam, J. Terry, Xl. Barrel, D. Bergeron, .l. XVYIIILIH, K. Xlacllillin. E. Kimball, N. Cloutier, N. tlliuse, P. Knight, S. Auger, R. Locker. Row 2: R. Doore. N. Hill:-aiu, S. Palmer, V. Sclilieder, ll. liordmun, M. Johnson, N. Ronde-au, I.. Lunkltorst, D. Clark, IJ. Phillips, L. Stone, V. Seraiclit-ck, D. Svlinyner, N. Wilson, C. Barry, ,l. Powers, L. Delancey. C. llelie, C. Sever. O Gardner 2 I Murdock 2 0 Putney 3 0 Gardner I I Monadnock O assi, O Putney I Mr. Burrill-A lost cause. This was a building year for the Junior Varsity. The team. composed of freshmen :mil sophomores. was f'Oill'lIL'fl lvy Nlrs. Auflrey Harris. Al- though the team brought home only one yictory. all of the games were hard fought and the team was really hegiiining to show strength by the encl of the season. Wlith the skills aequirefl this season. the team shows promise of a fIOOfl season next year. Miss lIr'Caugliey, Mrs. Rurrill, Hrs. Bolles +a'HB3d ,um 'off at the pusslv I57 The Run the Gamut of the Court, Front Row: ,l. Kerr, S. Lysett, V. Hacklcr, D. Chamberlin, N. Blythe, L. Clark, K. Vogel, N. Hebert. Row 2: Mgr. S. Skinner, S. LaChance, S. Rowell, J. Kimball, K. Pierce, N. Latz, E. Lacey, L. Ellis, Liz Boyea. VARSITY SCORES Joan Perkinsg Liz Boyca. 'l58 Keene ...... .i.... 3 2 Keene ...... . ..... l5 Keene ..... ...... . 50 Keene , .... ...25 Keene ..... ..... 3 2 Keene ...... . ..... 23 Keene . , ..... ...... 2 7 Kneeling: Emily Lacey. Standing, Left Lutie Ellis, Kathy Pierce, Judy Kerr. Monadnock .... H14 Athol ........,..,.. . .. 30 Monadnock .... ,, 15 Bellows Falls ...... .. .. 27 Gardner ..... .. . , 2'1- Athol ............. . . 24 Bellows Falls ..... .. . fl-6 to Right: Miss Meflaugheyls Varsity team had a fair- ly good season this year with three wins and four losses. The most excit- ing game was against Athol when Athol won by a single point in overtime. Only three sen- ior members will he lost: Emily Lacey, Kathy Pierce, and Lutie lfllis. With many excellent players returning, next yearls team looks strong K . in Aooordance With Their Love of port. Keene ,,.,-..A,,,,,,,, 241 Keene 7,,,7,7,. W 10 Keene ,,,.. . .,.. ..,..11L Keene ....,7 ,,7,7,77, 1 3 Keene. .... e,,,7 . L30 Keene ,,..,,,,,,,7 , .,,, 12 Keene ,,,,,,.,,, . ,,,,, 34. Keene .,,,,,,7, N14 The Junior Varsity team coached by Mrs. Harris broke even this year with a four and four record. With many excellent players re- turning, next year looks bright for the team. Monadnock ,,,,c ,A,,,,, 8 Athol .,,,, ,,.,. ,,,,,,, 1 2 Monadnock ...,,,,c .,,,,,, 6 Bellows Falls Kurn Hatton Gardner ...,,, ..-.-..13 Athol . cccc,,,,,,, ,,7,-,, 1 5 Bellows Falls 25 B. Parker, Miss McCaughey-Good Sportsmanship Award. Miss McCaughey, Mrs. Harris COACHES J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL Row I: B. Hollingsworth, V. Roy, L. Kimball, M. Sabin, L. Wheeler, M. Ferandes, S. Palmer, D. Wright, J. Perkins. Row 2: Miss McCaughcy, J. Pursell, B. Bissell, E. Lord, L. Royce, D. Kenny, M. Larson, B. Schilchting, S. Cvaillardetz, C. O'Neil. bf 4. Whafs the Keene High Battle ry? VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I: W. Spaulding, M. Sweeny, H. Arsenault, C. Fairbanks, R. Hadly, J. Beliveau, H. Gilman. Row 2: J. Dimeco, D. Wirein, D. MacAllister, R. Bergeron, A. Martin, D. Tisdale, P. Smith, D.. Morton, D. Paire. Row 3: C. LaRoche, D. Bergeron, J. Graves, M. Patnode, D. Wichland, C. Lynch, B. Bushey, B. Guyette, P. Massicotte. COACHES Mr. Hanley, Mr. DiCuilio VARSITY FOOTBALL This year the football squad ended the season with eight losses and one win. The team had only three seniors. There were, however, many sophomores on the team with no previous varsity experience. These younger football players gained valuable training and experience in the games they played. Most of the teams played were stronger, more experienced, and had greater depth in substitute players. Beating Concord in a 20-6 battle was the only bright spot of the season. They look forward to a better season next year. V-I -C - T-O-R-Y ! Good Sportsmanship Award in K.H.S.-M.R.H.S. football Shafby Tf0PhYsJ- Vitale, MF- DFCW- ganna. D. Lane, F. Underwood. -wa. D. MacAllister Came starts in ten minutes. 6'Let's go, get that ball! Booster Awardvl. Whitney. Coaclns' Awurd4Mr. Hunlf-y, NI. Sweeney ffm-ffuptzxins J. Cl'IlllIli'1 and R. AllgLl'I'. 'LThPy If-ml the Harriers tu Yiffmryfu I62 r lively Kwllc' High Sclimul Pm-p Hand! Krfi mf. K1'1'nl'- h14lIlLlllIlUFk llzlskwllulll Czunv. 1. f,r41wQ Kv1'nv's fim- quart:-rbuck I X if X f X . .F -. J 1' - 1,-.. 1 IQUDS A f O , I nother typically beautiful creation by department. -- , XX i i . ii xi 7 Q f V 3 'Q3 L , 1 3 15415 if fi , N Saffords art 'inwV 'NW Mn!-W ,n.t,.iti t, 55 5 5 t il' J .46 ' X3 1- 5K ar Formal Balls Will Be Memories Dear. in Wlllfll Mwonderland by Night QUEENS COURT- J. Wyman, S. Lysett Mayor Mallot crowns Judy White Miss K.H.S. J. MacDonald and B. Adurus-HEasy does it, boys. '4And the band played on - - - Each Are Beauties at This Ball, The queen i congrraluluterl lry guests. MEMBERS OF THE QUEENS COURT Row 1: S. Chase, L. Murphy, ,l. Purhvck. S. Saf strom, J. White. Row 2: S, Lysett, J. Wyman, P Colony, M. Kimball, K. MacMillan. Absent: L Putnam. Coronation Dance Stranger on the Shore Presentation of orchid to Judy White by Mr. Bergeron. but Sheps the Fairest of Them All. JUDY ANN WHITE 113 A..,..L A, - ,Q fi-ffm, :H .f'zggWf,gff2,i.,rQsy V frswv as-:ufVzsnmgfwif -f'T'ffS7, s'fai'9f?iET7Z'fiei!f N5R1x . Mew, f A - .. 3 s, f--2-'ga , '. 5 K- T' L, ' f' -i ' A 5, :sz .- 5 aim H, 'V ig hifgfiifyfseg , -wyn- . kiAaff'Y4,'1 ff '- ' 5, , if 1 7 sifisgf 15, .E 1552- l R' . Wfzggggiglfifgfigfl ,1?wii5?v' ,L,. I67 w 1 Swv? X, 1 For Our Entertainment and Delight. Mr. Drew, Mr. Schmidt-Acrohatic Assembly. FRENCH CLUB PLAY D. Hewitt, T. Tremblay, J. Lipsky. CANDIDATES FOR RUSS K.H.S. L. Murphy, S. Chase, J. Purbeck, J. Whitt: S- S21fSiTOm fix 7 ff 5 SX 1' I 1 ff X Q- ff' XXX 2 Yfffzv X I ' :EWR . X y I V nf xxxksxkk . -QX XX. X X ' N X f N x .x lug U X XfQ Nl'P My KAW 19 Y N - X ff y si N X5 A ff if 4 ' MW 'V 5 , ,lx A 1 rg -if A 4 U ' ga ? 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Where 'Ihe Fil Coun'I's Name Brand Shoes for AII 'lhe Family Shoe Repairing 30 Roxbury SI., Tel. EL 2-04I2, Keene, N.H. CHESHIRE OIL CO., INC. DISTRIBUTORS IN The Texas Co.-B. F. Goodrich Yorlc Burners-Pyrofax Gas PERKINS, BASSETT 81 WRIGHT, INC. lncIus'rriaI and Mill Supplies 39I WEST ST., KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE L. Forcier- Don'I' Ioolc al' me Ihaf way! JW 5? A For 'rhe besf food in 'rownl THE BON TON RESTAURANT Main S+ree+ KEENE Q P ig LAKE MANUFACTURING CO. Carpen+er S+. Machine Componenls ROBERT LAKE-Manager THE CHESHIRE NATIONAL BANK I5 MAIN ST. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Serving The Monadnock Region SINCE I804 ROBERTS-HART, INC. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE FRANK J. FOLEY FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 49 Courf SI. EL 2-034I KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE M. Pearf- OopsI I knew I shouId have had fhaf cavify 'I' care of. CHESHIRE TRANSPORTATION CO. 37 Emerald S+. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Bes+ wishes for a prosperous furure, 'Ihe Class of I963. BROWNIE'S TEXACO STATION I43 Marlboro SI. 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BARRETT 81 NEAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY 35 Mechanic S+. Keene, New Hampshire TEL EL 2-3933 Royal Typewri+ers Vicfor Adding and CaIcuIaI'ing Machines Dicfafing Machines Duplicafing and Mimeographing Machines SALES-SERVICE-RENTALS E I GaIIagher- Puis ie I'ai frappe avec Ia main gauche M. Holbrook' pl Mcparland.-They did 1-he mo f h S and J AUTO PARTS, INC. 43 EMERALD STREET-KEENE Tel. EL 2-9122 DisI'ribu'I'ors of Au+omoI'ive ParIs and Safefy Glass for AII Cars. BETTER TV, INC. There's more 'I'o see on CABLE TV. I4 WEST ST. KEENE, N.H. SWEENEY'S SALES 81 SERVICE I47 Winchesfer S+. KEENE, N.H. Buick Jeep D. H. ADAMS CO., INC. Lumber and Building Supplies KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE 4I5 Marlboro S+. ELmwood 2-4 I O7 ELmwoocl 2-4 I 08 COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE BOWMAN FLYING SERVICE a+ Keene Airporl M Gallagher, Mme. WIIIIs- Voyez-vous ce que I6 voIs? DAVIS OIL COMPANY, INC. Wholesale and Relail Fuel Oils Esso Dis'l'rilauI'ors 559 MAIN ST. EL 2-I306 or EL 2-4560 IDEAL LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING 276 Wesl S+. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE TEL. EL 2-2520 M. J. Cross, C. Davis-Wlwoosh . . . pusli . . . ancl +I'Iere if 'I' 'III Is...insan air... ' NOEL'S MUSIC SHOP 527 Waslwinglon S+. KEENE, N.H. BesI' Wishes fo llie Class of '63l LINDY'S DINER IOId Railroad Squarel SOUTHWICKS SEAFOOD-LOBSTER POUND 429 WINCHESTER ST. KEENE, N.I l. ELmwood 2-6540 'Orders To Go' L: -.s gi I ,V , 1 X- T: fm jk l lllllllllll IIWIWILT g f-fi eene 0-olpezafzfve 54144 ' I TIL llllllllllllll liggi - 1 5 , M 3 EIU 1 I I ill' H 0 nsumn fi? I I Li' E .XR - I ll,-1---Y' ., KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE fi--f' BEEDLE'S MUSIC CENTER 27 Main S+. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE EL 2-2000 W. D. BUFFUM Aluminum Combina+ion Windows and Doors John-Mansville InsuIa+ion Jalousies and Awnings -8 TEL. EL 2-0734 KEENE, N.H. Mr. Bergeron- WanI lo hear anolher one? KEENE AUTO BODY . 543 M ' SI. Gree+Ing Cards Books Cameras ancl Films G. H. TILDEN 8: CO. On +he Square School Supplies Sfafionery Lealher Goods Telephone EL 2-3 I30 NEIL VERMOUTH, INC. Cain's Mayonnaise KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE EL 2-04I3 LYNCH'S CLOTHING STORE HEADQUARTERS EOR QUALITY IN MEN AND BOYS' WEAR CENTRAL SQUARE KEENE. N.H. COIFFURE BY ETHEL 3I CENTRAL SQUARE EL' 2-2uo3 J. Bennelf, S. Snowlmg- Ive gol' an appolnlmenl for a face-liflingf' Ia' SYD'S PAINT SHOP C. Rei+I'1-LiH'Ie Miss Innocence STREETER'S SUPERMARKET 265 Washingfon S+. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE TUCKER'S GARAGE Power Equipmeni' Cenfer Lawn Mower Sales ancI Service McCuIIocI1 Chain Saws 59 Amhersi Ave. Keene. N.H. TEL. 352-2245 D. C. WHITCOMB CIean-Uniform-Dependable SOLAR HEAT 25 ISLAND ST., KEENE, N.H. MICHEL'S STUDIO SHOP, INC. I9 WEST STREET Giffs-Jewelry Wedding ConsuI+an'I's NIMS PLUMBING COMPANY Plumbing-Hea+ing Fuel Oils TeIepI1one EL 2-I5I4 447 WEST ST. KEENE, N.H. BesI' Wishes for a Prosperous Fu'Iure 'Io 'Ihe CIass of '63. I4 Crossfield SI'reeI' KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE CHARLES F. TARBOX REALTOR 324 Main S+. KEENE. NEW HAMPSHIRE EL 2-2I39 Anofher rainy day for 'Ihe BIacIcbirdsI THE BEST-VALUE BRAND PROMISES AND DELIVERS SERVICE QUALITY rf...-M 1. Q ECONOMY COMPLETE PRODUCT LINE COMPETENT REPRESENTATIVES DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF BUSINESS FORM SYSTEMS KNOWN NATIONALLY FOR QUALITY KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE OF FORMS APPLICATION TO SYSTEMS PROBLEMS. EDNNIIIR -vr:vxF'rEl: GENERAL OFFICES 96 DUNBAR ST. KEENE, N, H. PHONE ELMWOOU 2-4335 IREPRESENTATION IN PRINCIPAL CITIESJ S+aI'ionery Officegiipmeni' Giffs and Cxeiing Cards Typewriiers ancndding Machines CHTA-SE'S 22 Wesi' SI'ree'r KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE OPEN KITCHEN Lunches, Sandwiches, Soda Founfain NEXT TO GRAND UNION Say II WIIIW Flowers ANDERSON THE FLORIST Cui' Flowers, PoI'I'ed PIan'I's Funeral Designs, Wedding Bouquefs 22I DAVIS ST. TEL. 352-6422 LANTZ JEWELERS Wafches-Diamonds 8 MAIN ST. KEENE. N.H. CHASE TREE SERVICE ERNEST J. CHASE, Regisfered Arborisi' Pruning-Cabling-Bracing Fer'I'iIizing-Cavify Work-Spraying 696 COURT ST. KEENE, N.H. N. SIaviH'- I wonder wlmal Icincl of a mood sI'1e's in. ANDY'S AUTO STORE Hardware-Houseware-Toys Pain'I's-AuI'o Supplies Spor'Iing Goods TEL. 352-34IO 272 Wesi Sfreei' KEENE. NEW HAMPSHIRE GEORGE HILL STEVE KOMINICKI We ga R 4 'D '-H I NWI Q 5, ,, is 'N ,gm 'A K F I Q Q Q5 ws K I I l I A IL I Q X ff . ,ag .wg . W , S ., Q X E, 54 1 l s I Y 232 '- If I, 1 v. I' ,. fs , . ff' ,. . , 5. Q N 1 I . Q v C. Robinson, S. Comerford-Posing for an informal -l, emembef MASON INSURANCE AGENCY 3 Cen'IraI Square KEENE. NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGERE BEAUTY SALON 49 Waier S'I'reef TEL. EL 2-I9I0 KEENE FOOD MART Groceries-Meafs-Frozen Foods TEL. EL 2-OI I5 A.. G3 U' AII of Us a+ PEERLESS INSURANCE COMPANY Exfend Good Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous Fu+ure +o +I1e K. H. S. CLASS OF I963 Iff FRANKLIN CHEMICAL Co., INC. . I'I IIII P11 349 WasI1ing+on S'Iree+ i VXXI 13,9 KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE JOHN SUMMERS I 2 I If In IIJ zIMMERMAN'S GARAGE I 327 WESI S+. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Ski and Spods Shop 97 MAIN ST. KEENE, N.H. w x INC. 90 MAIN STREET f- 7 KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE . KeerIe's Finesf Clojrlwing Sfore i'h5' DAY AND NIGHT TEL. EL 2-43I I GRANITE STATE AUTO BODY WELDING CO. Bear WI1eeI AIignmenI' EsI'imaI'es GIacIIy Given 48 RAILROAD ST., 'KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Civ. i J BREAD E M' I ,MJ PASTRI JEAN'S PASTRY SHOP 433 Wes'I' S+., Keene. N.H. Brochures For All Commercial PrinI'ing BooIcIeI's Dial: Wedding InviI'aI'ions, efc. SI' +'onery F.i.l. MoNADNocIc PRESS, INC. 507 Main S+. Programs KEENE, N.H. I84 LEMAY FURNITURE CO. Complefe Home Furnishings I5 ELM ST. TEL. EL 2-3I00 THE VOGUE The Sfore of Nafional Brands I03 MAIN ST. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE B. Bohannon- ...Sing Io me, Mr. B., sing io me... SheII Home Gas H ' B HI d G Qing THE SPURWINK co. 0 e as I6 Ashuelof SI. KEENE, N.H. A. 24 Hour Service CQMPANY s xi H GREEN STAMPS Congress SI'reeI' KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE BOURASSA TRUCKING Rubbish Removal KEENE, N.H. Tel. EL 2-6480 DONALD BOURASSA G 81 R ELECTRIC CO. Mofor Repairing COMMERCIAL ST. KEENE, N.H. THE YARN BAR KniH'ing Supplies-KniHing Lessons HandIcni'I' GarmenIs I8 Easrern Ave. Keene, N.H. EL 2-4I50 Mme. Gallagher- MorbIeuI I iusi slipped a disc.' BERGERON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 74 GiIsum S+., P.O. Box 287 TEL. 352-4447 KEENE, N.H. General Con+rac+ors-Free EsIima'Ies All Work Guaranieed IndusI'riaI and Commercial Buildings Remodeling and Repairing Fireplaces-Chimneys-Brick and Sfone Work E. J. BERGERON, Presideni' and Treasurer I85 ZINN'S BOWLING LANES 42I Wesi' S+. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE AMSDEN'S SHOE STORE I6 MAIN ST. KEENE, N.H. Foofwear for AII DALBOLT, INCORPORATED KEENE, New HAMPSHIRE Custom Printers of Fine Fabrics W cl I'Ie's sIiII mol happy. SANDY'S ESSO Esso Producfs II3 MAIN ST. KEENE, N.H. WILBUR BROTHERS SUPER MARKET Plenly of Eree Parking Qualify Mea+s for 30 Years LOWER MAIN ST. KEENE, N.H. MILLER BROS.-NEWTON W. J. Wichland Keene's Mosl Modern Men's Slore KEENE ICE CREAMERY Ice Cream and LuncI1eone'H'e PARK AVENUE TEL. EL 2-4039 Dis+ribu+ors of Robeling Wire Rope Vulcan Tools Explosives and BIas+ing Supplies Sales-Service-Ren'IaIs Joy Equipmenf Drill Rods and BiI's NEW ENGLAND EXPLOSIVES KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE P.O. BOX 2I7 EL 2-I666 5. Snowling, K. Pierce-A Iesl' nexl' pemod, girls? KEENE INDUSTRIAL PAPER CO. Emerald SIree'I' KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE WINDING BROOK DAIRY Milk and Cream Supreme WEST KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE EL 2-5I4I FLETCHER'S MILFORD PAINT WORKS Premium Qualiiy Faciory Fresh Paini' Largesf SI'ocIc of Wallpaper in New England II8 Main S'I'ree+, Keene, New Hampshire. Tel. EL 2-6044 SUN-RISE DONUT SHOP Qualify Donufs Made Fresh Daily ISI MAIN ST. - TEL. 352-2926 Bridges, C. Coles - He'II never ask me Io Ihe d c Safurday nighl' . . . +haI's whaI' you IhinIc. ABBOTT COMPANY in KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE WOODWARD MOTORS, INC. 37 Church S+. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE ELM CITY OIL CO., INC. Mo'I'or TransporI'a'Iion Refailers of Gasoline-Mofor Oils-Greases-Fuel Oils 73 Emerald S+., Keene, New Hampshire-EL 2-I307 BERGERON INSURANCE AGENCY CompIe'I'e Insurance Service 23 Cenier Sfree+ EL 2-2I2I KEENE, N.H. 'TT' .. . 'F Qualify for over - S' ' f y a Cen'rury ,-,I 5 , , ' :oz Main S+. II!! E KEENE. N.H. Tel. EL 2-5225 B. Sfanford, J. Walker. R. Whnfne Vermoufh- Sfevie Mike Joe . . . . . . . . . Oh! The ad sec'rion! :Qi-.M I' Li., MACKENZIE ICE CREAM ' r'II 5 Is s DRIVE-IN Upper Couri' S+. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE FOOTWEAR CENTER BeHer Foofwear Thai' Fifs 25 WEST ST. KEENE. NEW HAMPSHIRE RICCI'S MELODY SHOP I0 Cenfral Square KEENE. NEW HAMPSHIRE F INTKSWOLE CO., Inc. I6 WEST ST. KEENE, N.H. K.. Oooh . . . Thank I f I jig! you . . . iI s ius+ a new sI'yIe I picked up aI' I MAURICE'S . . . A I . . . PT T you like il' I AT ONCE! SI'yIon Ceramic Tile Laminafed PIas'I'ic Coun'I'er Tops Armsfrong Floors Kifchen Remodeling Accepiance Corporalion SELECTIVE FURNITURE 95 M i ST e 'r N. M.,cRENzIE KEE,1Q,NfHT MARK TOPPAN, INC. MGHGQGF Elmwood 2-6000 463 WASHINGTON STREET KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Save Doubly aI' Our Friendly Supermarkefs Low. Low, Everyday Prices Plus Valuable S 84 I-I Green STamp:' 480 Wes'I' Sfreei' 84 Marlboro S'I'ree+ In The Keene Shopping Plaza The KEENE NATIONAL BANK Keene, New Hampshire 7he Friendly Bank at 50' 'va the Head ofthe Square MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT . . MEMBER FEDERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION 'M '4 v .. RESERVE SYSTEM VHATIO 55 -1 552 -in -ur -7 6 u r gl' WINDING BROOK LODGE KEENE. NEW HAMPSHIRE QIIUII CQIIRT A Luxury Everyone Can Afford SCENIC STATE OIL COMPANY I 22 Wafer Sf. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Dealers in Tidewairer Oil ProcIucI's PAKO HOMES, INC. Modern, Spacious Homes A+ Medium Prices 'Yg'XQ1 r A? 1 A '12 ------ -- 4I7 PAKO AVE., MAPLE ACRES, KEENE INDIAN HEAD NEWS AGENCY, INC. 27 ST. JAMES ST., KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE WI1oIesaIe Disfribufors Newspapers -- Magazines Besi Wishes From NEW HAMPSHIRE DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS REDDY KILOWATT Says- You Can Do Any'I'I1ing Be'H'er . ELECTRICALLY 55 PUBLIC SERVICE CO. 5' of New Hampshire I6 CENTRAL SQUARE I BULLARD 81 SHEDD CO. Dependable Since I 840 Keene's RexaII Drug Sfore EL 2-002I 37 CENTRAL SQ. DRUGS PLOTKI N WAYSI DE A Furniture Co., Inc. EIR-fI':5EQTX951o'E'1f!'R U r' ,Ni f QS I .-if 93 PARK AVE. WEST KEENE T A 1, ,fl!g?45..l1.j.f.2EET., -gym I A A PRINCESS SHOE COMPANY KEEN E. NEW HAMPSHIRE II5 Railroad SI. KEENE. N.H. KEENE ELECTRIC 81 PLUMBING SUPPLY, INC. 246 Wesi SI. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE PAIRE'S MARKET Qualify Meals and Groceries KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE EL 2-04I3 M. J. Henderson- I'm so happy, I passed 'I'l1a+'I'esII peapled faunbuf, inc. LEIGHTON'S AUTO SALES Marlboro SI. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE 9 Gifiin Street Keene, N. H. ELmwood 2-2038 BRANCH OFFICES: Professional PrescripI'ionisI's 181 MARLBORO ST. 117 MAIN STREET EL 2-302I EL 2-5712 MEDICAL HALL, INC. I90 55 MAIN ST. - KEENE, N.H. MORGAN LINEN SERVICE 3 Kingsbury S+. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE WYMAN'S SALES 81 SERVICE Lincoln Con+inen+aI--Mercury Mefeor--Come'r-Lark I99 MARLBORO ST.. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE d HW p + G. Bogosian, N. HIII- Gee, why didn? we Iscover sooner? Mg, . KINGSBURY MACHINE TOOL CCMPANY KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE TWINKLETOWN Minia+ure Golf ORR'S SERVICE STATION Telephone EL 2-97I4 I2 I52 Winchesier Sfreei' KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE M-A-C FINANCE PLAN I5 Cour+ S'IreeI' KEENEMW HAM SH'RE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. MA'-CO'-ME A- C'-APP Te'- EL 2-W0 I0 WEST ST. EL 2.IaIo Manager ALDRICH HUNTLEY AND DEE FUNERAL HOME 63 WEST ST. KEENE, N.H. Francis E. Dee Floyd J. HunTIey Jr. E. Lacey, P. MacFarIand, V. McShInsIcy-Le'I's have a v Tory . . . ALPS RESTAURANT German-American Food SWANZEY CENTER EL 2-5868 DOUGLAS COMPANY, INC. 322 WEST ST,, KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Siuffed Animals and Sofi' DoIIs VisII' Our FacTory Sfore To sI'op aI' The sfop sign! 31,77 .- - ? KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE ELLIS BROS. 8: COMPANY Keene, New Hampshire STORE AND GREENHOUSES 203 WINCHESTER ST. Tel. EL 2-34l8 THE VALLEY GREEN MOTEL WEST ST. KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE mmm' mms YAN KEE LANES, INC. mac mimcw' 477 Park Ave. M... KEENE, N.H. To the Students, Faculty Members, Advertisers, The Martins, and all others who have made this book possible the 1963 Salmagundi Staff expresses its sincere appreciation. Notes ' M pypffpgj A U ' W 5 N ,V, A 00 ' bb 5a1, N' U :AMX M f d WWUQMJ Q UQ ' CW 144' M MX 5 J 9 09 Www bl , M MW WX! WM LW , ,X M100 uf A NGQEDUCYGL IWW XKJ 'NM ,V - MM CQQUJLMWMOK ,gf A ML, AD xt W Q KJ? 4 3? Q 26- if CQ Q.,-fb if Gi, , 664 ADMINISTRATION Burns, Charles ................ .. ........... - ..------ 15 Day, John ............. ..... 1 .1 ..--. 2 ----------- 12 Drew, Harold ........ ...... 1 4, 161, 168 Furlone, Alice .........., 1. ...............-....---- 14' LaMothe, Beverly .....,..... 1 .... 15 Lambert, Alfred ...... - .... 13 Cafeteria Bailey, Margaret ........ 111. ......... 1 ........... Boudreiau, Lena 1 ...... Boyea, Catherine ....... Buffum, Isabel .....,. Cantlin, Helen ......... Hanley, Alice .....,... Kirker, Katheyn ..... Kremen, Helen ........ LaBarre, Janette ,..... Louiselle, Elaine ....... Luksevish, Blanche ........ ...... Lund, Hilda ......... 1 ........ Rldeout, Guy ..,......... Shepard, Lena ....,.. Trash, Grace ...1. Custodians Brosseau, Francis ......... 1 .,......... Emerson, Leon ,,....... 1 Johnson, KCDISIOD, A1 ........ 1. LaGarre, Marden, FACULTY Edwin ...... Russell ..,,..., Lester ..... ........... Ackerman, Margaret 1..1 .................... 16, Allen, Herbert .,....... 1 ....... 1 ..... 1...1-. 16, Arnold, Harry ......., 1..1..11 16, Asbury, Carole .,,......... Baldwin, Thelma ............................ 16, 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 122 1 16 107 16 67 Barry, Jane .... . ..........,.l.....,.,.,.,. 16, 127, 126 Beauregard, Charlotte ........., 16, 82, 92 Bergeron, Lucien .......... 16, 166, 181, 192 Bolles, Frances 1. ...,......................,.. 16, 157 Bridge, Harold ,,.....,,.. 1..1 ........... 17, 97, 188 Bridges, Paul .... 11.11.11 ....... 1 ....,.. 17, 137 Burrill, Guy ,........,... ............. 1 7, 157 Burrill, Hortense ...... ...... 1 7, 85, 157 Calef, Dorothy .......... ...... 1 7, 92, 115 Carroll, John ..... 1 ......... .............. 1 7, 101 Collins, Edna ............... ..... 1 7, 92, 134 Collins, Jeannette .... 1 ..... ........,.. 1 7, 70 Cooke, Muriel ..,......, 1 ....... 1 ........... 17, 139 Cummings, Robert ...... 1. ...,.. 18, 103, 130 Drugg, Helen ,,.,................,.,.,,. 18, 98, 99 Dundas, Raymond ,.,......................., 1 ......,,,.. 18 Fahey, William .,........ 18, 99, 113, 179 Gallagher, Laura .... 18, 95, 127, 180, 185 Gallaway, Helen ......,,.. 18, 80, 95, 127 Gober, Eugene ..... 111 ......... 1 18, 100, 120 Gordon, Helen ,....... 1 ....,,... 1 ,,,.,,,,,,,,, 18, 138 Hanley, P. Augustine .... 18, 100, 160, 161 Harris, Audrey ..,,.............,,..,,,,,, 11. 19, 169 Hazen, Edward .......,,,,,,,, .1,11.11111 ,,,,,, 1 19 Hutchins, Dorothea ..,...,., 1 .,,..,,, 1 ,,,,, 19, 103 Kilroy, Mary ......... 1 ,,,..,,,..., 1 .,,,,.... 19, 105 Lambert, Frances ,..,..,,.,...,...,,..,,, 1 19, 130 Mayes, John ,,,,,...., 19, 101, 146, 150, 151 Marshall, Rachael ,,,,.,,,,,,,,-.,,,,,,,, 1, 19, 121 McCaughey, Helen .......... 19, 92, 157, 159 Moore, Howard 1 ,,,4,,. 1 ,..,, 1 ,,,,,1, E ,,1, 1 9, 106 Mousely, Doris ...,., 1 ,.,,,,,,111,,, 20, 108 Murray, Richard ...... ...,.. 2 0, 83 Plante, Mable ....... 20 Purbeck, Dudley ...... --------- 2 0, 148 Ramsay, Murray ...... ....... 2 0, 123 Ritchie, Barbara ...... ..- .......-...-.- 20 Roberts, Theresa ......... 1 .... 1 ............. 20, 138 Safiord, Norma ...... .... 1 ........ 2 0, 102, 104 Schor, Ruth ....... ........ 1 .......-......-.... 2 0, 96 Seavy, Gary 1.1... - .....,.... 20, 66, 114 Sturgis, John ......... ..... 1 .....----.--.-- 2 1 Tousley, Charles ...... ......... 2 1, 97 Tracy, Elizabeth ...... ............. 2 1, 71 Tremblay, Richard ..................................-- 21 Trufant, Richard ..... ........ 2 1, 142, 186 Tuboras, Carlos ....................... 1 ....... 21, 95 Whipple, Roger ............. 1 ................ 21, 81 Wight, Norman ............. 1 ......... 21, 96, 97 Willis, Jean 11,1.,.. 21, 69, 126, 127, 180 Wyman, Gilbert .............................. 21, 96 SENIORS Adams, Bruce .......... 27, 110, 124, 139, 165 Allen, Thomas ................ 27, 128, 129, 151 Ashworth, Linda L. .11 ................... 27, 142 Auger, Robert K. ...... ......... 2 7, 150 Ball, John F. ................ 1 ....,................ 27 Belden, Martha J. ......... 1 ................. 27, 117 Bell, Susan G. .....,....... 1 ..... 27, 110, 126 Bemis, Carole R. .......... 1 ........................ 27 Bemis, Donna D. ........... 1 ...... 1 ........... 28, 121 Betz, John F. .... 4, 28, 49, 110, 112, 120, 124,130,140 Biron, Francis E. .... 1 ......... ........ 2 8, 175 Bishop, Gale A. .................. ........ 2 8, 133 Blaisdell, Raymond A. .............................. 23 Blanchard, Norma J. ...... 1 .......................... 28 Boardman, David R. ...1............ 28, 135, 175 Boucher, James H. .................................... 28 Boufford, Ronald P. ........ ........................1 2 9 Brown, Patricia A. Bridges, Becky D. .... 29, 52, 82, 95, 121, 126, 135, 142, 29 111, 187 Brown, Ronald ..,....................................... Burrows, Bonnie L. -..1 ....1....1.....1... 29, 108 Carbone, Michael P. .... 29, 113, 134, 135, 136 Carroll, Roy R. .......1..........1..................1...... 29 Chabot, Barbara E. .......1.... .................. 2 9 Chabot, Diana L. ..... 1...- ...................1..... .. 30 Chase, Sharon R. .1.1....1......... 30, 166, 168 Clay, Judith A. ................... 1 ....................1 30 Cloutier, Karen L. ............11.. 30, 92, 142 Coles, Carol L. .......1.. 27, 30, 51, 142, 187 Conway, Bonnie L. .......1.......... 30, 126, 130 Cook, Robert G. ..1......................1.... 30, 120 Corkum, Judith A. .1......,. .........1....1... 3 0 Corliss, David B. ..11.. 1 ,.... 1... ........ 31 Cormier, Patricia L. ................... 1 ............. 31 Cote, Robert J. 1 ....... 1 .................. 31, 111 Cushing, Franklin B. ................................ 31 Davis, Ronald B. 1 24, 25, 31, 110, 114, 124, 126 Davis, Sally 1 25, 31, 114, 119, 126, 127, 178 DeLisle, Linda M. ...1 .......................... 1... 31 Devoid, Kenneth E. ...... 1 32, 115, 117, 130 DiBemardo, Angelo D. 1 ..... 1 ................... 32 Doody, Richard P. .......... 1... ...... 32, 152 Duchesneau, Thomas A. ...... ............ 3 2, 50 Eaton, David A. ................ ....................... 3 2 Egan, William M. ........ .......................... 3 2 Ellis, Lutie J. 11 ......... 1.1 32, 156, 158 Emery, Rogine E. ............ ................. 1 32 Filiault, Gary B. .... 11 .........,. 1 ...... , .,....... 33 Flavin, Gary P. .................... 33, 130, 135 Fletcher, James E. .... 33, 111, 115, 119, 123, 128 Flibotte, Donald P. 11-1.11 ............... . 33, 92 Foley, Judith A. ........................................ 33 Forcier, Linda J. .... 33, 111, 117, 126, 128, 142, 173 Forcier, Robert C. ............................. 1 ..... 33 Frazier, Pearl E. ............... 1 ....................... 33 Fresco, Peter P. .... 34, 52, 93, 124, 148 Fuller, Carolyn J. ............................. 1 ....... 34 Fuller, Gordon C. ...1 .... 1 ......................... .. 34 Fuller, Robert L. ........... .................... 34 Gaillardetz, Judith C. .............................. 34 Gardner, Douglas S. .............. 34, 120, 148 Gemmell, Jackson G. .... 34, 52, 146, 150 Gordon, Terry W. ......... 1 ........................... 34 Gorges, Mary Jane .... 35, 104, 121, 127, 140, 178 Grossi, John B. ...... ....... .........,,1,,.,.1, 3 5 Hall, Eugene L. ....... ,,..,,.. 3 5 Hall, Judith A. .........,..... ...,,... 3 5 Hamelin, Dennis F. ...,..,.,.....1.... 1 ...1,,,,,,,1, 35 Hammond, William F. ...........,,.......,,,11,1,,, 35 Handy, Diana L. ...... 1.1 ........ 1 ,.,,.,.,,,,,1,,,,., 35 Harris, Susan S. .......... 35, 103, 111, 130 Hartwell, Roger D. ...................... 36, 101 Hellus, Arlene M. f .............. 1 ....,.,......,,,,,,,, 36 Henderson, Mary J. .... 36, 111, 114, 121, 140, 178, 190 Hewitt, David W. .... 36, 94, 120, 134, 136, 168 Hodgkins, James L. ..............,........,.,,,,.1,,, 36 Holbrook, Martha W. .... 26, 36, 102, 130, 133, 142, 179 Holbrook, Richard H. ......... 1 .,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,, 36 Hulslander, Marilee A. ......,., 1,1 26, 36, 142 James, Joanne E. ............. ,,,1,,,,,1,,1,11 3 7 Jarvis, Ronald D. ...,......1,,,111,,,,,, 1 ,,,,1,,1-1--1 37 Jimaki, Nicolas J. ........................,1,, 37, 148 Johnstone, Malcolm A. .........,.,...,,,, 1 ,,.,111 37 Joslin, William R. .... 37, 122, 123, 124, 126 Joyal, Nancy L. ..........1.,,..,1,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,11,,,11 37 Judd, Barbara E. ,.,...... 1 ,,1,.,1,,,,,,,,,11 1 1111,,1 37 Kelly, Michael A. .,,,,,, ,,111111, 3 7, 14.3 Kempton, David P. .11 ,,,,,11,11,,,11,,1111,,,,11,1 1 39 Kendall, Linda G. ......, 1 .,,,,1, 39, 111, 128 Kerr, Judy .. 39, 111, 115, 117, 121, 158, 186 Kinson, Philip L. .. 39, 51, 120, 124, 130, 131 Lacey, Emily F. 1 38, 50, 92, 110, 121, 130, 158 LaFargue, Brenda L. ......1,1,,,,,,1,,1111,1,,111111 39 Lamoureux, Edward R, ,,1,1,111,,1111 1 111,1,111 39 Lane, Richard L. ...... 39, 114, 124, 148, 161 Lovely, Raymond A. ,..,... .11,,,,,,111111,1,1,,,111 3 9 Mahler, Annie S. 1 18, 39, 52, 111, 123, 126 Marseue, Bruce H. .........,,.11,,,,11,, 39, 50, 103 Martin, Cheryl A. ..1.,1,,,,,,111,1,, 1 11,1111 39, 105 Maxwell, Maxine .....,1,,,,,,,,1,,11111 1 ,,11111111111 39 McClenning, Ronald W, 1,1111111111111,111111,--- 39 McDonald, Gerald A. .. 26, 39, 139, 165 McFarland, Patricia A. .. 27, 39, 102, 133, 142 McShinsky, Vivian H. 1 40, 52, 102, 111, 115 Mills, Wayne ........111111,1111111111 1111111111 40 , 111 Moran, Jacquelyn .........1, 1 ,1,,,,,,1111111,111111111 40 Morse, Linwood M, ...,1,11,1,111111111111111 40, 130 Mvwry, Stephen E. .... 1 ........ 4-0, 122, 123 Murphy, Lorinda K. .... 26, 40, 113, 142, 153, 168 Murray, Cheryl D, ,,,11,1,,,,,1111,11111111111 4.0, 155 Murray, Wayne T. ......... 1 ......... 40, 52, 120 Nicholls, James 1,1,111111,111111,1111 1 4.1, 139 Nicholls, Rebecca A. .... 41, 114, 117, 121, 126 Nims, Kenneth W. ..... 1 ............ 1.1 ......... 1. 41 Norcross, Arthur C. .................................. 41 Paire, Barbara 1.. 41, 110, 117, 121, 126 Papenfuse, Lynda L. ............ 41, 130, 156 Parker, Mary A. ............................... . ......... 41 Parody, David J. 1.1 .... ..... 41, 52, 120 I95 Pasquarelli, Jean .. 42, 110, 116, 121, 126, 135, 142, 153, 155 Patria, Barbara L. ..............Y....f.-----.V..---,-- 42 Peart, Margaret F. .... 42, 52, 102, 114, 128, 129, 142, 174 Perreault, Joslyn .........................,.. 42, 142 Perron, William S. ..... ..............--.... 4 2 Perry, Douglas T. ..... ........ 4 2 Phagan, John K. ........................................ 42 Pickering, Shirley A. .............................. 42 Pierce, Kathleen M. ,... 43, 25, 111, 113, 121, 126, 142, 153, 155, 158, 172, 186 Poulos, Laura Lee A. ........................ 26, 43 Pratt, Karl W. ............................. - ........... 43 Primrose, Marcia L. .......................... 43, 50 Purbeck, Janis D. .... 43, 111, 113, 128, 135, 153, 155, 175 Quinlan, Kathryn A. .... 26, 43, 117, 135, 140 Rice, Robert G. ......... - ............................. 43 Rice, Thomas D. ........................................ 43 Ringland, Thomas J. ................,... 43, 135 Ross, Lu Dawn .......... 44, 116, 135, 192 Ryder, Janyth M. .................... ..... . ., 44 Ryll, Charlyn T. .... 44, 110, 111, 115, 117, 126, 135 Safstrom, Susan C. .... 44, 49, 25, 110, 117, 126, 134, 142, 166, 168 St. Jean, Paula ...........,.................... 44, 115' Schor, Jonathan D. .........,................ 44, 122 Schultz, Susan B. .... 44, 111, 130, 135, 142 Shemchuk, Charles J. .............................. 45 Simmons, Vernard D. ..................,........... 45 Small, Rodney T. .............................. 45, 52 Snowling, Sandra T. .... 45, 114, 121, 132, 135, 181, 186 Sorrells, Joyce L. ......... - ................... -... 45 Spencer, Sharon E. ..........................,....... 45 Stevens, Heather M. ......... - .....,..,.............. 45 Stinson, Robert D. .......1.......,,.,.,,, - ..., ..... , 45 Sullivan, Daniel A. ........ 26, 46, 124, 135 Symonds, Paul .................,,, .... ..,. , ..., 46 Tremblay, Anthony M. .... 46, 49, 110, 112, 124, 126, 127, 128, 129, 134,174, 111, 168 Trow, Gail R. ...,.,........ 46, 115, 128, Tucker, William M. 46, Underwood, Frank-lin J. .... 46, 146, 147, Van Wormer, Betsey A. ....,,.,,....,.,,.,.,,,,, . 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Chabott, Theodore E. ................... - ........ . Chabott, Thomas H. ................... 1... 59, Chadwick, Jay E. ......... - ...................,..,.... . Chamberlin, Deborah 59, 103, 135, Forcier, Claudette M. Fowler, Robert E. .... -.. French, Dennis R. French, Marianne E. Fuller, Peter T. Gagne, Diane 1. 149 100 Gallagher, Sheryn R. ..... ..... 1 17, 126, 128 Garner, Claudia J. Gasperoni, Nancy A. Gemmell, Jon G. ...... ...., 1 25, 149 Gillis, Carol A. .................. ,.,, ., ,,,,, 1 28 Goncalves, Anthony R. Goodnow, Sherilyn K. ......... ..... 1 28, 138 Gorges, Shirley E. Green, Judith A. ......... ,,,,. , ,,,,, 5 9 Greenier, Gerald A. ..... ,,,,,,, 9 3, 130 Griswold, Tomasa D. Guild, Elizabeth A. Chambers, Deborah F. .... 59, 63, 116, Chute, Kathleen J. .............,..,....,.....,,,.... 59 Cimics, John T. .... 59, 94, 98, 112, 114, 116, 117, 123, 125, 126, 123, 129, 135, 136, Clark, Linda A. .... 59, 111, 112, 117, Clement, Elaine S. ....... .............. .... 5 9 Cloutier, Bruce N. ........ ....... 5 9, 130, 172 Cloutier, Eugene R. ................... 1 ............... 59 Colburn, Gregory H. ................................ 59 Colby, Edward J . Colony, Pamela B. .... 54, 59, 113, 114, - 153, 155, 166, Corliss, John D. ........................................ 59 Cote, Richard M. ...... ................. 5 9 Coty, Robert R. ...-. ........ ....... 5 9, 148 fross, Mary J. .............................. 59, iroteau, Brian J. ......... - .....,.,.... - ......... . Croteau, Cheryl A. -- ........... .......... 5 9 Croteau, Gary R. Cummiskey, Mary A. ..... - ..,...., 62, Davieau, Robert F. Davis, Davis, Eric B. ...... . Davis, Joyce A. ....... . Davis, Mary E. .,...,,,,... . 59, ..-. 55, 59, 112, Day, Robert W. ...,.... 1 11111111111111111 DeBold, Robert F. ........... . Dedo, Robert J. ..... . Denis, John E. Dennis, Cynthia M. DeVaudreuil, Ann C. ......... . 98, 122, 130, 135, Charles M. .................,.....,..,, 59, 59 63, Guild, Eliot F. ...,..,.....,,. 1..- ,,,,.1,,, 146, 151 Hackler, Virginia J. .... 58, 63, 103, 117, 130, 135, 158 Haggart, Elizabeth C. .... 58, 115, 130, 156 Hamhlet, Philip M. ......,......,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,. 58 Hamel, Wally L. .......... ,......,.,,,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,.- 5 8 Hanna, Lee P. ......... ....... 5 8, 134, 139 Hartwell, Norma W. .,.. .,.......,.1,,,,.,,,, , , 58 Hartwell, Robert D. ...... -... 58 Haywood, John B. ..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , 58 Head, Kenneth W. ...,.. 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-.,,,,,,,,, 58 Healey, Patrich E. Heath, John M. ..,......,........ 58, 122, 123 Hebert, Norma J. ........ - 58, 117, 156, 158 Hemeon, Brenda L. ...,...,,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 58 Hemmeter, Gilbert G. ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 55, 58 Henderson, William W. ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,, 5 8 Hickin, Margaret E. ,.,, .,,.,,, ,,,,,, , 58 Hodgkins, Linda M, ,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 8 Hollis, William T. ......, ,, ,,,,,,,,, 58, 123 Holt, Donna M. Hooper, Margot L. Houghton, Susan G. L..- ........ 58, 135, 156 Houle, Janice M. ............................ 58, 116 Howard, Dennis E. .... 58, 111, 123, 138, 139 Hudson, Robert F. .................................... 58 Hunt, Gary L. ...................................,... -.,, 58 Hunt, Susan .... 58, 63, 110, 111, 122, 123, 128, 130 Huntley, Darthea D. .... 58, 111, 135, 153, 155, 156 Jameson, Nancy C. .................................... 58 Jarvis, Sylvia E. ...- ....... 58, 111, 116, 135 Jenisch, Gregory C. ...... -.- ........................ 58 Johnson, John F. ...... ...- ............. 128, 58 Joyal, Linda M. ........... - ........................... 60 Kennison, Nancy L. Kimball, Jane F. .... 58, 114, 135, 153, 155, 156, 188 Kingsbury, Ann L. 58 117 135 Kingsbury, James 95,1 114,, 125, 128 Kinson, David W. - Kirk, Kathleen G.,..- 60, 111, 116, 117, 135 Knight, Susan L. Kremen, April J. LaChance, Sharon 16, 60, 111, 115, 116, 117, 123, 126,28 156 60, 128, DiLuzio, Theresa M. Donovan, Kathryn A. Dratwa, Elsie Dubuque, Jeanne F. 54, 110, 111, 135, 137, 156, Emery, Mary L. ...,,..., -, ,N ,,,, English, Richard G. Fairbanks, Carl R. Filiault, Bruce W. Fletcher, Shirley E. Foley, Frank J. - ....... ...M 111, J. .- ..... 55, 60, 156, 188 60 LaMothe, Donald E, -..- .......,.,..,. 148, Laplant, Marolyn C. .... 60, 126, 128, 152 LaRoche, Glenfield L. ........, - ..,.,..,. 60, 160 Larson, Alvin F. ......................,...... - ..... . .,.. 60 Latz, Nancy M. ..,. 60, 130, 156, 158, 188 Lawrence, Kenneth R. .................,.... 152, 60 Learnard, Lorene .. 60, 113, 153, 155, 172 Lecuyer, Richard C. .... - ........,.,..,...,,,,,.,,,.. 60 Lee, George A. ............... - .,,..,.,,.. , ..,., , ,.,,. 60 Lipsky, James J. .... 60, 92, 112, 125, 126, 130, 168 Boutwell, Linda L. Locher, Patricia M. ..... .... 1 .... 60 Lozey, Shiela M. ........ ............. - ......... 60 Luoma, Lauri J. ........... - ...... - ........ -... 62, 151 Lysett, William J. ........ 60, 54, 97, 151 Lysitt, Susan V. .,.. 54, 60, 116, 142, 156, 158, 165, 166 MacAllister, David B. .......... 55, 60, 160, 161 Mallory, Kathryne A. ..., 60, 111, 117, 134 Martin, Donald H. ..... 1 ..................... 60, 107 135 60 60 Mason, Susan M. ...............,.. 60, 111, Mauroyenis, Chris A. ......... - ...............,., . McCarten, Edward J. ...... ..........,....,... . McCarten, Patricia M. ...... ......,. 6 2, 126 McCarthy, Andrea L. ....,.. ....... 60 , 116 McCarthy, Maureen H. ..... ................. 6 2 McGrath, Gloria J. ...,. ...... 60, 154 Mensel, Lucinda H. ........ ......... 6 0, 132 Merritt, James R. ..., - ..... 60, 149 Miller, Diana L. ........ .- ..... -. 60 Mills, Edward C. ...,.... .................... 60 M1ner, Alan G. .......... ........... - ,.....,. - . Miner, Ra ond D. ...- ...,..... 60, 107, Moody, Patricia E. ..... . Moran, Marion ......... Morton, Dennis Q. ....... . 60 ym 151 Moffitt, Marie L. ,..... ..... - .- .... 61, 133 60 61, 123 160 .--. 61, 149, Morton, Michael C. ...-- .......,..........,.. 61 Morton, Thomas R. ...- .................. -... 61, 130 Nelson, James M. ......... - ..... 61, 130, 151 O'Brien, Sharon L. O'Neil, Colleen J. ........ 61, 123, 156, 159 O'Neil, Richard J. ..........,......,, - ......, 61, 14-9 Page, Laura S. .,........ ....,.............,......... 6 1 Paquette, Mary A. ........ ,,....... - ......... 6 1 Parker, Carol A. ...... - ..... 55, 61, 126 Patch, Dennis A. ...... 61 Payne, Bradley B. ........ Pearce, Howard C. ...... 61 61 Perreault, Linda A. ...... ................ 6 1 Perry, James A. ............ .................... 6 1 Phagan, Priscilla J. .............. - ............ 61, 130 Ploppert, Kenneth J. ..... - ....... 61, 92, 130 Powell, Patricia A. ...... -.- .................... 61 Price, Dale T. ...................................... 61, 128 Richardson, Halton J. ......... .. ........... . ..... . 61 Rieth, Carolyn A. .... 61, 111, 126, 128, 132, 135, 182 Rixford, Candace J. ........................ 61, 130 Robinson, Jane C. .... 61, 111, 128, 129, 130 Rokes, John E. ...L ................ .. ................. .. 61 Rose, David A. ......... ...- ......................... -. 61 Rowell, Susan J. .... .. ......... ........ 5 8, 61 Royce, Shirley A. .... ........ . 61 Rudolf, Molly W. ...- 61, 116 Russell, Mary L. .......... ..- ....... 61, 128 Saunders, Cynthia L. .............. 55, 62, 111 Schneider, Kathleen ....... ......... 6 2, 133 Secore, Fred H. ............................. - ......... 62 Selby, Robert A. ................... - ..... 2 ....-------- 62 Scheinfeld, Robert A. .................... 62, 122 Skinner, Sue S. ,.... 55, 59 111, 158 , 156, Slavitt, Nancy M. ,... 62, 115, 134, 135, 136, 183 Small, Richard S. ......... -... 62, 146, 150 Smith, Robert 0. . ......... .............--. 6 2, 149 Sorrells, Sandra E. ......... ...... .. 62, 138 Spaulding, William R. .......... ........ 6 2, 160 Spring, Jerald H. ................... - ..............- 62 Stamatelos, Sandra M. 112, 114, Stanford, Barbara A. Steadman, Martha S. 62, 110, 127, 135 Stone, Larry L. ......... - ......... -...- ..---- - -... - 130 Sutton, David T. .............................. ---..--..- 6 2 Sweeney, Michael B. .... 62, 146, 160, 151, 78 Symonds, Kathleen E. .... .--.- -------- - --------- 62 Talbot, June M. - ....... -..N .... 62, 126, Tarbox, Jane B. .... -. --...-..-..-.. 59, Theriault, Gary D. Tilton, Lynne A. -.--.-..-... .... -..--...-. Tisdale, Donald J. ..... - ................. 98, Vermouth, Paul C. .... 62, 110, 125, 128, Vogel, Karen R. .............. - 59, 156, Welch, Laura M. ...... -.-.-..-...- ..... - ..... .. Whitney, Bette J. ......... ....-----...-....... Whitney, James V. ......... ..., ....... 128, Whitney, Richard W. Wichland, David P. ...... . .-- .... 1 148, Wilder, Loren D. ........ .- .... . Willson, Sandra E. .... . Wolhok, Jane ............ ..... Wood, Judith A. ,....,...........,, ...... Wood, Sandra L. ......... -.. Woods, Lorraine M. ............. .. ..... 1 ..... -... Woodward, Kenneth A. ,... -........-...N.- Zelasny, Joan T. ........., -..-............-... Zelasny, Mary Ann -..-.. SOPHOMORFS Adams, Timothy E. .... ..-......... Aldrich, Dorothy E. ...,....... ,.--..... 67, Allen, Barbara J. ...... ,..-......1 .... -- Allen, Walter J. ...... - ........ Amer, Bonnie L, ,... .......--........-. Arnold, Wynn E. ......... .....,. ... .,- ,,,,,,, .. Arsenault, Henry J. ..,...., ..-.. 67, Auger, Sharon R. ...... ...... - 67, Bailey, Barbara J. ..... - ..... 1 .......,..,. . Bailey, David L. .... ..., ..... -...-,.......... Ball, Jeanne E. ..................... - ...... ,. ..... -. Bames, James L. .... -...-...... ........... Barrett, Margaret A. --.... 67, 157, Bartas, Cynthia A. ..... -..-...-..--..... 67, Bauer, Lawrence E. -.- ..... ....,. ........, Beauchesne, Gary D. Beauregard, Regina A. -....- Bedaw, Susan A. ..... -..-- .... 67, 108, Beedle, Jana K. ...... 1.-... ..--...-......... Beliveau, Bruce F. ........-...a..-....... 67, Bemis, Casper C. ......... --....- ...... 67, Bankosky, Brenda J. .............. 67, 65, Berdinka, Stanley F. -,......- ........... Bergeron, Alphonse D. ...-. -- ......... Bergeron, Barry J. ......... ..-1.. 67, Bergeron, Diane L. ..... , ............. 157, Bergeron, Linda L. Berry, Carol A. ., .... ............ , -.. ........,.,, Berry, Deborah J. -.,...- ......,,. 130, Bibeau, Nancy E. 157, 127, Bingham, Donald Bissell, Betsy ......... - ...... ..- Bissell, Peter Bissell, Wayne R. Black, Betty Blain, Joanne M. Blanchard, James W. Bleau, Robert O. Bogosian, Michael D. ...-.- .....- ,.,,.,.. Bohannon, Bruce R. ...,.....,..,,...,.... 128, Bonnette, Judith A. Borden, Marilyn C. .. 113, Boucher, Robert G. ..... -..-.. Brochu, Sandra L. 153, 155, Brown, David P. .,., ..., -um-- ,,-,- Brown, Karen A. Brown, Larry R. Brown, Ralph D. Bruder, Timothy L. ,.,...-?.- ,,,, mm. Bushey, Patricia A. Buskey, Kathryn A. -..-. - ,,,, , ,,,. 66, Caldwell, Geraldine A. ................... 66 Canthn, Gerald J. ......... -. ..- ............... . 66 Carey, Franklin A. .... 1 ........ 64, 66, 148 Carroll, Carole Ann -........a-- ....... - .... 66 Chabot, Edmund W. .-..- .. ...... - ...... .. Chabot, Freda T. ......... - ....... .. ....... - ...... . Chakalos, Irene J. - .... - ..... -...- ............. Chamberlain, Kenneth C. ..... 1 ....... .. Chambers, Linda M. ......... -. Chaput, Micheline E. ..... . 66 66 66 Chamberlain, Floyde G. ........ -..- ............ 77 66 66 99 66 Chase, Juanita M. ....... . Chase, Nancy J. ..... . 'jiri---66,--157 66 v ! 9 128 65, 66, 149 Chrovlttre, Peter P. ..... .. ..........,................. . Christiansen, Richard -- 65 66 98 Clark, John A. ....... ........ . Clay, Robert E. Clayton, Justin R. -..- .... .......-... 66, 123 Cloutier, Nancy J. ...- .... .. ...... ... 66, 157 Cobb, Patricia M. Collins, Gary W. ........ -...,..--- ............ .. 69 Coppola, John R. -..M ..... ,.- 65, 69, 149 Corliss, Dawn M. .... ...1.... ..... -,.- ......... 69 Costantino, Maryanne F. .... - ........ 69, 98 Cote, Allen J. ......... - ..... -.-...- .... - 69, 148 Cote, Peter A. .........,.,,,......,,, - .,.,,......,,, 1... 69 Crawford, Ruby H. ...... H-.- .................. 69 Croleau, John M. ............ L.- 65, 69, 128 Croteau, Scott L. ...-- ...... -..... ....... , ..... .. 69 Curtis, Gary L. ............. -,- ......... 69, 150 Curtis, Robert C. ...... -1..- .... ............ 6 9 Cyr, A. ..................... ,. ................. 69 Davis, Cheryl A. .....,...... ......... - ......... 6 9 Debonville, Jolm A, ...- ..... ,. .......... .. 69 Delancey, Leora K, ,.-... ....... .... , . 69, 157 Despres, Marie C. ......... , .... 1 ............ 69, 98 Dimeco, Joseph A. .... ..,.-... ....... -... 69, 160 Dinagan, Francis E. Dintino, Richard P. .,,....,,.-...-.-.... 69 Dionne, Albert P. ........ -....M,.,-..-....,,,. 69 Dionne, Mary Ann -..,..-.., ....... -- ...... 69 Dionne, Pauline A. ........,. ..---.., .... .- 69, 98 Donahue, Deborah A, -, ...... .,... 69, 127 Donaldson, Darlene D. ,.-,,..--...-....... 69 Donnelly. Kathleen M. .......... ... ................ 69 Doody, Robert E. 1 ..... ,MN 69, 130 Drusendahl, Caroline J. .... ...... Dunhaime, Robert H. ... 69, 0130 69 Ellis, Allen R. ...........,.... ...-... ....,.., ., ,.,, Nm 69 Ells, Paul G. .................. ,. .......,. ...NW ..,. 6 69 Fairbanks, Jane E. ....... --.W .... ..-mn 69 Fairbanks, Victoria L. ............................ 69 Farina, Stuart J. ...-., .... ...un-.N ..,-.- 69 Fernandes. Marlene N. - 1........ .. ...... ,W 59, 69 Fissette, Sharon R. .,..,..,-...,..,- .... 70 Flagg, Linda J. ...... N.-.- ..... -. H .,-.,,.., 70 Flint, Michael W. ............... - ............. 70, 150 o Ro ............. ...Q ...... -.-.-.H 70 Forcier, onstance E, --.-...-.-N.. ...mn 70 Forest, Sharon ............. - - ....,., -,M ,---,--,- 70 Foster, Mary E, ............. - ,,-,--,,,,.---,-- 70 Fredette, Judith A. .... - ...... --.W .-...,,,-- 70 Fuller, Linda J. ......... -..- .... - ...,, 6 ...-,,,,.--, 70 Furlone, Catherine V. -.-... .... .. Gaillardetz, Susan A. -. Gautrearl, Raymond Gaylor, Sandra, J. .... - ..... ., Geller, William W. ...... . Gemmell, Joel S. ...... - Germain, Elaine A. ..... . 70, 138, 159 70 .- ..... 70, 94 70 Gilman, Herman J. ..... - ....... - .... 65, 70, 160 70 Giovannangeli, Linda M. Giovannangeli, Marcia E. Golann, Dwight E. .-.,, .... -,.-..- 70, 154 Gober, Linda K, .... ,...-...1.,.. ..... . 70, 128 130 70 Golden, Alan F. Goodnow, Leslie H. -M fiiiifll 70 I97 Graves, Jon T, .,,.......,., . Gray, Douglas A. .,.... Gray, Sharon L. ......... . Gregory, .Eugene C. Guyette, Bruce A. ..,,. . Guyette, Stuart A. Hackler, Claudia J. Hadley, Richard A. .... . Hagland, Paul 1. ...... . Hall, David H. Hall, Richard E. ........ . Hammond, John Harmon, Holly J. ,,,.. . Harper, Carol H. ..,.. . Harris, Peter L. Hartman, Beverly J. .... . Hastings, Rose E. ......... . Hebert, Paul J. H. .,,, . Helie, Carolyn P. .,..........,,.... ,........ , Henderson, Kathleen A. Henry, Sharon L. ,,,,,,,,,,,, , Hewey, Joanne D. ......, . Hickok, Jeffrey C. ...... . Hill, Nance E. .. ..,......,......,. Hill. Sharon L. Hollingsworth, Bonnie Holt, Diana W. Howe, Judy A. ................ . Hughes. Carol A. Hunt, William G. James, Carolyn M. ...... . Jette, Donald N. .......... . Johnson, Donna M. ..... . Johnson, Mary C. ....... . Johnson, Patricia L. .... . Johnson, Robert ........ J. ......... 1 .... . 128, 148, 160 70 70, 149, 151 70, 160 70, 160 70 70 70, 97 70 70, 127- 70 71, 130 71, 130 71 157 71, 108 71, 114, 191 71, 159 71 71, 71, 71 71 127 71 157 71 71 71 149 Jones, Robert A. ..............,..................,... . Kernozicky, Gary J. ...........,,,......,,,,,, 71, Kimball, Emeline C. .... 71, 64, 114, 135, 154, 157, 166 King, Brian E. ............ .....,,,,,.. 7 1, 152 King, Gary R. ............... .......... 7 1, 65 King, Robert L. ,............... ...... 1 . 71 Kingsbury, Richard T, ,,.,.,,,, ..,,,,,,,, 7 1 Kingsbury, Virginia M. .......,......... 77 Kolivas, Louis N. ............ .,...,.... 7 1, 122 Kott, George A. .......,,, ...... 7 1, 65, 128 Lachance, Pauline U. ,,,,,, ,,...,,,..,,,,,,, 7 1 Lagerberg, Ronald B. ..... .,,,,,,,,, 7 1 Lake, Bruce R. Lamoureux, Cheryl F. ...,. .,,.,.,,.,,,,.,,,..,, 7 2 Lane, Kendall W. ..,,,,,- ..,.,,,.,,,-,,--,,-,,,,, 7 2 Lang, Linda L. ......... 72, 128, 130 Larson, Deana A. ....., ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 2 Lee, Brian R. Lent, Roy S. ..,.,,.-,.,,.,,.,,,, ,,,,, 7 2 Lepisto, Timothy R. .,,,,, ,,,,, 7 2 Leslie, Margaret E. ..,..,.., , ,,,,,,,,,, 72 Lewis, Sharon L. ..,.......,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 2 Lindstrom, Margaret A, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 2 Little, Joan W. ........,,..,...., ,,,,-,,., 7 2, 130 Livesey, James P. ......,.. ,,,,.,, , ,-,, 7 2 Locher, Rosemary,S. .,.,,. ,,,,,,, 7 2, 157 Longever, James N. ,,,, .1 .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,-- 7 2 Lord, Daniel C. ......... - ......... 72, 148, 151 Lucins, Joseph F. ,,,...,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,---,---- 72 Luksevish, Elizabeth A, ,,,,,,,,,.-,..,.- 72 Lund, Richard A. ....,,,.,,... ..,,,,,,,,,,,,- 1 49 Lynch, Camille W. .....,,. ,,,.,,.., 6 5, 160 MacCracken, Diane .,,..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 2 MacCracken, Donald ..,,. 1 ,,,,,,,,, 72 MacCracken, Donna MacCracken, Duncan L. MacGregor, Sandra J. .......... 74, 128, 129 MacKenzie, James E. ................ 72, 130, 139 Magnani, Duane L. Mahoney, Barbara ....... - ........... I98 72 Mahoney, Christine .... ....... 7 2, 122 Mann, David R. ....... .............. 7 2 Martin, Allen L. .............. ..... 6 5, 160 Masiello, Regina A. Mason, Michael W. ,............. ...... 7 2 McCollester, Margaret L. Mclntire, Charles W. McKeon, Kathleen A. ....... ...... 7 3, 65 McPhail, Judith E. ..... -------..-- 7 3 Messier, Ronald H. ........ ...........-.. 7 3 Metivier, Theresa N. ........ .................-. 7 3 Midgley, Karen E. ..... ....---- 7 3, 127 Mileski, Joan E. .......... --1-------f---- 7 3 Miller, Gierald M. ....... -,--------- 7 3 Miller, Martha A. ....... -1----- 7 3 Mills, Russell F. .................. ------. 7 3 Mitchell, Terry A. ......... - ........... ........... 7 3 Montgomery, Raymond W. .................... 73 Murphy, William F. .......................-4-.--.-.---. 73 Murray, Betsy . ..................... ....... 1 38, 152 Murray, Mary R. .......... ............... 7 3 Naylor, Andrea M. ...... ........... 7 3 Nevers, Karen L. ..... .-......... 7 3 Nicholas, Glenn A. ...... ----. 7 3, 131 Nichols, Anne L. ..... ....-..... 7 3 Nims, Stuart C. O'Brien, Barbara J. ...... ............... 7 3 O'Brien, Bonny L. ......... . 73, 138 O'Brien, David H. ....... .-..-----,- 7 3 Ogilvie, Diane ............ 73 Oliver, Janis ........... .......... 7 3, 115 Osborn, Gwin M. ..... .......................... 7 3 Osborn, Roger D. .... ......... 7 3, 95, 128 Ouellette, Jane A. ......... ........--..-. 7 3, 152 Paddock, Steven L. ..,... ................... 7 3 Paire, David J. .......... ...... 7 3, 160 Pappas, Harry C. Parsons, Barbara J. .... ............... 7 3 Patnaude, Shirley M. .... .................. 7 3 Patnode, Michael P. ....... ..... 6 5, 73, 163 Peavey, George M. .................................... 73 Perham, Ernest L. ....................... - ........... 77 Perham, Robert G. ...................................... 74 Perkins, Joan .............. 74-, 130, 158, 159 Phillips, Donna J. .... 46, 74, 115, 127, 158 Phippard, Edward H. .............................. 78 Pierce, John H. ............................ 74, 130 Piper, Ralph A. ....... .............. 7 4 Pomeroy, Tessie A. ...... ................... 7 4' Potter, James W. ........ ............ . ......... 7 4 Powell, Cynthia L. ...... .......................... 7 4- Powers, Jean E. ,,,,,,.,,,. .,,,,,. 7 7, 115, 157 Pregent, George L. ........ ....................... 7 4 Prevost, Gary J. ............ ...... - ........... 7 4- Properzio, Paul J. ,....................................... 74 Provencher, Donald M. ............................ 74 Purbeck, Dudley B. .......... 74, 128, 148, 149 Purdy, Judith L. ........................................ 74 Putnam, Frederick A. ................ 65, 74, 134 Rajala, Sandra J. ................................ . .... 74 Reno, Victor .............. -.-- 74, 149, 151 Reynolds, James Rioux, Ann E. ....... ....... - . 74, 152 Riley, Randall D. ...... .. Ringland, James R. Robbins, Paula J. .......... . Robinson, Robert R. ...... . Rockwell, Karen A. Rondeau, Nancy A. .... . Ross, Carol A. ........... . 74 65, 74 74, 139 74 74, 157 74 Roy, Donald R. ...... ............ 7 4 Roy, Virginia M. ....... ...... 7 4, 159 Rule, Carol A. ....... .... ........... 7 4 Saari, Brian W. ................ ........ 7 4 Saari, Bruce W. .................. ......- 7 4 St. Pierre, Ghislaine D. 75 Sanderson, Barbara A. ....... ....... . Savage, Margaret A. ....... . 75 Sauver, Douglas A. ....... ........ 7 5, 93 Savsville, Peter L. Scadova, David A. ....... .................. 7 5 Schlichting, Bonnie L. ..... ............. 7 5, 159 Schlieder, Vicki L. .... ...... 1 5, 127, 157 Schnyer, Diane C. ........... ..... 6 5, 75, 157 Scripture, Stephen A. .............................. 75 Scroggin, Nicholas ......... - ......................... 77 Seaver, Cynthia 1. .... ............... . .. ..... 75 Secore, Harold L. Seixas, Donald H. ...,...................,............ 75 Selecky, Donna J. ........................................ 75 Sequin, Patricia A. .......................... 77, 108 Seraichick, Victoria L. .... 64, 75, 135, 154, 157 Shearer, James R. ........ .............,............ 7 5 Shinners, Sharon A. ................ 75, 127, 115 Simmers, Beverly A. ..... ........... 7 5, 127 Simmons, Eloise S. ...... .................. 7 5 Slater, Nancy A. .............. ..... 7 5, 115 Smith, Margaret M. ........ ............... 7 7 Smith, Peter A. .................... ...... 7 5, 160 Sonnenschein, Vicky E. ...... ...... 7 5, 130 Spaulding, Linda D. ........ ..... 7 5, 130 Spicher, William M. ....... . Spofford, Wayne A. ....... . 154 Spring, Amanda D. .......................... 76, Stone, Linda D. ........................ 76, 127, 157 Sundstrom, Norman E. ............................ 76 Susee, Barbara W. ......... . Sutton, Carolyn M. .... . Symonds, Carol A. ....... . Szacik, Peter W. ...... Talbot, Dean W. ..... . Tasoulas. Mary ......... 76 .. ........ . 76 76, 130 76 Taylor, Ellen M. ....................,..,...,,, 76, 115 Teeter, Stephen C. .................................... 76 Terry, Joan H. .................. 64, 76, 154, 157 Thompson, Richard E. .............................. 76 Thurston, Carlton L. ,,,,.,,,,,.,,,....,,....,,,.,,,.,, 77 Tilton, W'illiams S. .,... .,,,..,,,.,,...,,.,,,, 7 6 Tisdale, Vernon R. ...... ..,.,, 6 5, 76, 148 Trask, George F. ........ . Trombley, Derek J. ..... . Trombley, James P. ...... .......... 7 6 150 Turk, Roger W. .......... ............ 7 6, 130 Tyler, Donald H. ...-. ....,. .65, 76, 149 Van Ness, Helen C. ...,... .....,..... 1 17, 177 VanWormer, John M. ,,,,., .,,,,,,,,,, 7 6 Vaudrien, Bruce M. ........ .......,,, ..,, 7 7 Vaudrien, Terri D. ........... ........., 7 6, 108 Vaughan, Marsha C. ..... ........ 7 6, 116 Vincent, Kathryn A. ...,, ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,., Q , 76 Vogel, Bruce E. ...... ........ 7 6, 128 Vrakatitsis, Linda ...,,,.. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 6 Waldron, Guy A. .... M ,,,,,,, 76 Walker, Judith ........... ,,,,,,,, 7 7 Walker, Sandra E. ...... ....... 7 7 Walter, John W. .............. ....... 7 7 Ware, Katherine E. ....... ........ 1 35 Watson, Douglas K. Way, Kevin F. ......... ..... 7 7, 151 Way, Robert ............. ...........,...... 7 7 Webber, Joseph C. ..... ..... 6 5, 77, 151 West, Elizabeth- ................... ........ 7 7, 135 Whitcomb, Durward C. .... .............. 6 7 Whitley, Linda M. Wilcox, Bruce A. ........ ......... 7 7 Wilder, James J. .......... - ..- ........ . 67 Williams, Richard A. ..... ................. 6 7 Wilson, Richard A. ...... ....... 7 7, 130 Wirein, Donald E. ........ ....... 6 7, 160 Wood, Kenneth W. ...... ........... . .. 67 Woodman, Gayle M. Worcester, Wayne A FRESHMEN Agosta, Carol A. ....,......... . Alexander, Jeanette Y. ...... . Amer, Dennis K. ..,A......,... . Amer, Pamela L. ,,........., . Andrews, Edward J. ....., . Archibald, Henry L. ...... . Arnold, Marye E. ,......, . Avery, Ronald A. ..., . Baird, Patricia A. Baird,' Raymond J. .,.. . Ball, David A. .............. . Ballou, William W. .,...... . Barndollar, Linda A. Barnes, Donald E. ..,.,. . Barrett, Carlson D. .... . Barrett, Susan ,.......... Barry, John A. ,,......., , Barstow, Sharyn E. ...,. . Barton, Kenneth B. ....... . Batchelder, David A. ...... . Batchelor, Russell F. 65, 77 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80, 141 ,......, .. 80 80 80 so 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 Bellefeuille, Ann I. ,.,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Benkosky, Linda L. ,,,,,,,.,,,.,, 79, 80, 116 Barnes, Lewis ............... ,,,,,,,,,,, 8 1, 128 Bennett, Ann ................ ..... 8 0, 116, 127 Bennett, Frank W, .,,,, ,,,V,,,-,,,,---,,,,,, 8 0 Bergeron, Lee R. ...,, -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 0 Berry, Dana A, ,,.1,,1,1,,11 , Besaw, Thomas N. .......,.. . Beverstock, Jeffrey P. ..... . Bisho Francis S ....., 79, ps - - Blair, James C. ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 Blake, Sliarlene E. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,, 1,,,,,,1,, , Blake, Susan E. ..........,. 80, Boardman, Barbara L. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 81, 99, Boccia, Nina A. Borden, Everett Bosley, John F. ,,,... , Boucher, Brian P. ,..,.,, ,,,,,, , L. ..,,.. , Bourassa, Linda M. ...,.,.. . Boufford, Patricia Bradstreet, Lois A. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Bram. Richard L. ., ,,,,.,,,,,,. Brown, Michael J. Brown, Pamela J. Brownstein, Joan R. Bussieres, Edward Bussieres, Raymon Campbell, Susan K. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 81, 133 Carbone, Gary W, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, 1 Carignan, Ellen A. ...,. . Castor, Ralph P, ,,,,,1,,,,,,, 1 Chabot, Dorothy Chaffee, Linda M. Chakalos, Pamela J Chase, Jane R. Cheney, Terry F. ..... . Chick, Karen E. Clark, Donna L. Clark, Jean E. .......... . Clarlc. John A. Clough, Sherman Colburn, Carol L. Colburn, Kathryn J. Colburn, Ray V. ........ . Collier, Frank M. ...... . Comerford, Sally A. ..... . Costello, Richard H. .... . Cote, Bruce W. .. Cowland, Sandra J. ,....., . Crossman, Kenneth G. ....... . A. ...... . 81, 149, 80 80 80 80 80 80 117, 127, 138 157 81 81 81 160 81 81 81 81 79, 81, 117 L. ..... ...,.,......,,......,. 8 1 d W. ......1..... 81 ,i,l57 8 , 149 81 81 81 81 81 141 . 79, 81 78, 157, 81 81, 132 81, 90 81 . 81 81, 141 81 . 81 .. 81 81, 129 81 82 82 Croteau, Bernard R. ...... ......... 8 2 Croteau, Paul W. ....... ......... 8 2 Cuddinee, Carole A. ..... ........ 8 2 Davis, Gloria J. -,,,... ............ 8 0 Davis, Pamela L. ..,., ..........,.,,.. 8 2 Day, James T. .............. ....... 8 2, 106 Dean, Thomas E. ......,.... ............ 8 2 DeBold, Richard W. ,,,,, ........ 8 2 DeCoff, Timothy J. ...,,,. ...,.... 8 2 DeLancey, John M. .,,,... ........ 8 2 DeLancey, Stephen R. ....... ........ 8 2 Derby, Daniel P. ............. ........ 8 2 DeRocher, Robert L. ......... ........ 8 2 Descoteaux, Ernest B. ..... ....... 8 2 Deilets, Gary R. ......,...... ........ 8 2 Dexter, Judson K. .,..... ........ 8 2 Doody, Terry J. .... ........... 8 2 Doore, Ruth E. .......... ..... 8 0, 157 Dostilio, Anthony J. ...,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 2 Doucett6, Katherine M. .......,,,,,,,,..,,..,,,,,,,, , Duchesneau, Karen A. Dunnell, Elizabeth R. .... . Duquette, Armanda A. ...... . ., 79, 82, 79, 82 97 Dugdale, Loretta M. ......... ,..,.,,,.,,.,,.. . . 82 82 82 82 Duquette, Vera M. ........ . Durant, Brenda A. ..... Dyer, Gail .,,.,,,......... Easter, Gary E. ......,,,.,,. . Emerson, Joanne L. ...,.. . Emery, Courtney W. .... . Fallon, James T. ,..,,,,,,,,, . Fannie, Barbara A. ,...,, , Fish, Carol J. ......,, , Flagg, Dennis E. ..... . Fleming, John M. ...,. , Fletcher, Judith A. ...... . Fletcher, Sonya L. .... Foley, Dennis J. ........ . Foley, Marie R. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Folland, Vvillard E. ..... . Fontaine, Paula V. ...,. . Forest C nthia A , Y - ....... . Fortunato, Joanne C. ...... . Foster, David H. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , French, Frederick W. ...... , Frost, Calvin B. .....,,..,.. , Gaouette, Caleen ......... Gaouctte, Joan S. ,.,,,.,,,,,,, Garnett, Gordon A. ...... . Garner, Kathleen P. ..... . Goodnow, John B. .,.... . Gordon, Brian S. .....,. . Graf, Frederick W. ..., , Grant, Sharon L. ...... . Gray, Brian E. ..,..,,..,. 1 Gray, Stephen A. ..... . Green, Carole A. Green, Peter C. ......, , Grout Gail L. .. ....f 82,i114 82 82 82 82 82 82 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 79, 83 83 83 83, 141 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 79, 83 83 83 83 83 83 Guerin, Brenda J, ,,,,,,1,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 3 Guilmette, Larry G, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 3 Guyette, Kenneth C, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, 83, 149 Hall, Marilyn .. . .. .............. 83, 116, 127 Hamblet, Christopher B, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 83 83 Harper, John R. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Harris, Marshall D. ...,,, , Heath, Judith A. ...,.,., , Hemeon, Dennis J. Henderson, Linda A. ..., . Henry, Timothy C. .... . Hewey, Francis E. Hill, Lyle N. ......... . Hill, Roger M. ...... . Hill, Sally A. ,,,.,,.,.,,,,. , Hockett, Joyce A. ,,,,,, , Hope, William R. Houle, Brian J. ...... . 83 83, 141 83 84 84 84 79, 84 84 90 . ,.,.... 84 Hubbard, Mary Ann ................................ 84 Hunt, Martha A. .......... 84, 116, 127, 135 Ingalls, JoAnne M. .................................. 84 Hoffay, Wendy ,..,... ...... 8 2 Jarvis, Rhonda J. Jenkins, Regina E. .,,...... ..,,,.,, . , 84- Johnston, Eileen M. ,,,.... .-,,,,,,,....,, 8 4 Jonah, Gary M. ....,...,, ,.... 8 4, 116 Jonah, Gaylene M. .... ...,. 8 4, 117 Joyce, Diane P. ...., .... 1 41 84 Judd, Stanley L. ..... ...... 8 4, 138 Kenny, Deborah A. ...., ...... 8 4, 159 Kent, Phillip M. ......... ................ 8 4 Kimball, Lynda S. .... ..... 8 4, 159 King, Charles R. ....... .......... 8 4 Kingsbury, Joan ....,,..,. ,,,,,,, 8 4 Kingsbury, Lois J. .... ...... 8 4 Kirk, Stewart J. ,,,.,. .......,... 8 4 Knight, Patricia A. ...., ...,.. 8 4, 157 Konides, Maria ..,,,,, ..,,, 1 ,,,,, 8 4 Kupfer, Jean C. ,...,.,,,. .,,,, 1 41, 84 LaBarre, Robert P. ..,....., ,,,,...,..,, 8 4 LaClair, Michael D. ..,,.. ,,,,,,, 8 4 Lake, Allen D. ............ ........ 8 4 Lake, Ernest H. ...,.......... .....,,,,.....,.... 8 4 Lamoureux, Madlyn M. ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,.. 85, 141 Lankhorst, Linda A. ........., 79, 85, 157 LaRouch, Charles E. ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 85 Larson, Barbara A. ........ .............,,.... 8 5 Larson, Martha J. ..,. .... 8 5, 159 Leduc, Richard D. ......,. ,,,,,,,,,,, 8 5, 127 Lilly, Donald M. ,,,,,... ,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 8 5, 100 Lipsky, Dorothy S, ..,,,,.,,,,,,, 79, 85, 127 Livesey, Gerald E. ..,,,, ....................... 8 5 Lombard, Harold J. ........ ........... 8 5 Loos, Susan S. . ....... ,,,,,,,..... , , 85 Lord, Elizabeth F. ,,,,,1,, ,,,,, 8 5, 159 Louiselle, Patricia A. ,,,,,,,,,,, 85 Lounder, Linda L. .,.,.,, ,,,,,,,, 8 5 Lucius, Robert H. Lund, Robert W. ,.........,, ,,,,.,,, 8 5 MacAllister, James D. ,,..,. ,,.,,,. 8 5 MacGregor, Robert B. ...,,,..,.,,,,...,....,,,.,,,, 85 MacKinnon, Ronald P. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 85 MacMillin, Katherine V. ..., 78, 85, 113, 114, 135, 157, 166 Magee, Michael J, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,, 85 Mallory, Dawn M, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 8 5, 135 Manley, Ronald C. ..., ..,,,..,,,,,,., 8 5 Marcus, Ralph L. ........ ..,,,.,.,.. 8 5 Marsh, Sheldon C. ...... ..,,.,,, 8 5 Martel, Larry A. ,,,, ,,,,,,, 8 5 Martin, Kathleen .,,.,,., ,,,,,,,.,1, 8 5 Martin, Phoebe W. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 8 5, 152 Masiello, Peter J. ,,.,.. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 8 5 Massicotte, Paul L. ....,.. ,,,,, 8 5, 160 Mattson, Melanie V. .,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 8 4. Mauthe, Susan G. ,.,,,, ,,,,,,, 8 5 May, Judith L. ...,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , , 85 McGrath, Michael R. ,,,,,,.. 85 Merrill, Sylvia H. ,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 41 Miller, Frank L. .... ,,,,, 8 5, 149 Miner, Barry L. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 8 6 Miner, Carol J, , ,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,, 8 6 Mitchell, Jeanne M. ,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,, 8 6 Mitchell, Michael C. ,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, 8 6 Montgomery, Carol A, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 8 6 Moody, Cynthia J, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 8 6 Moran, Thomas G. ..., ,,,,,,,, 8 6 Murphy, Joseph P. ..... . Nallett, David E. Nelson, Patricia M. Newell, Margaret M. Newell, 'Ralph W. Nicholas, Marion B. Nicholas, Sheila A. Nicholls, John J. 86 86 86 86 86 199 0'Brien, Ogilvie, Ohman, Martha E. Carol A. ,.... . Carol N. ....., . O'Kelly, Mary J. ..,.., . Oliver, Cheryl D. ,..... . Oliver, Linda L. ,,........ Osborne, John D. Paine, Sheila M. .... . Paligo, Terry J. .... . Palmer, Susan J. Pappas, George C. 86 86 90 90 86 86 86 79, 86, 157, 159 86 Parker, Stephen H. ....,r....,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,, 86 Patnaude, Mary E. ,.,,.,,,,,,. ,,,,,, 86 Patnaude, Patricia M. ,-,,., ,,-,,, 8 6 Page, Donald , ,,,,,,,, ,,.,.,,, .,,,, 9 0 Patria, Calvin L. ,,...... ,,,,,, 8 6 Patria, Kenneth W. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 8 6 Paull, Ronald F. ,.r,l,,, ,,,,- 8 6 Payne, Carol A. .,,,,...,,,, ,,,,,l,,,,.,,-,- 8 6 Pearson, Grace G. ..rr,,. ,.,.,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 7 9 Pelkey, James E. ........,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,r 8 6 Perham, Judith A. ,,,,,,, ,,,,-, 8 7, 86, 141 Perham, Roger L. ..,, .,,,,..,,-,,,v,-,,, 8 7 Perkins, Mary E. ,,,,,, ,,-,,,, 1 32, 87 Perreault, Jeffrey F. .,,,.. ,,,,-,,,,,,,, 8 7 Pierce, Brenda L. Piper, Cheryl L. .,,.,,.,1,. ,,,,,, 8 7, 141 Poisson, Michael J. ...,... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 7 Prettie, Clifford W. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 8 7, 127 Prevost, Judith L. ......,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,1A,,,..,-, , Prevost, Nelson J. ....,,,,,,, ,,,,. ..,,,,,,, , Putnam, Louise B. Putnam, Philip B. Racine, 19, 87, Deana H. ...... 1 Randall, Barry C. ...,.. . Read, Mary C. ,,,,,,,-,,,,,, , Reardon, Charles A. ..... . Reed, James N, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . Reynolds, Claudia A. Richards, Norman L. Rieth, Richard A. ...,.. . Rivers, Linda M. .....,. , Rivers, Sharon A. Robbins, Donna M. Robinson, Carol A. Robinson, James E. Ronclo, Richard L. 87 87, 106 127, 135, 157 87 87 87 87 87 87 122, 138 87 79, 87, 87 87 87 183 87 87 200 Rose, Leonard J. ...... . Rowe, Sheila A. 87 Royce, Louise G. ........ .......................... 1 59 Russell, Everett A. ...................................... 87 Ryder, Robert F. ...................................... 87 Ryll, Jaymia J. ............ 88, 117, 127, 135 Saari, Rebecca J. ......................................., 88 Sabin, Mary Ellen ,...........................,..... 159 Sacco, Patricia .,....,.,, .................,, 8 8 Safford, John M. ,............ .....,... 7 8, 88, 114 Salatas, Deborah J. .,,,.. .,..,,,,....,.,..... 8 8 Sawyer, Gary A. .,,..,.,,.. 1 Secore, Geraldine A. ....,. Secore, Lesdore E. 88 Seguin, Emily J. .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 9 0 Selby, Carol A. .......,... ,...,..,..... 8 8 Seraichick, Mary E. .,... ..,..... 7 8, 88 Sharpton, William E. ....,. ,........... 8 8 Shaw, Juli M. ..........,.,,.... ...,,..,,.... 8 8 Sheldon, Wayne E. .... ...,,.,.,..,.,,,, 8 8 Shepard, Judy .,,..,.,.,..... .,,,.,,. 7 9, 88 Simmons, Sandra L. ..... .,,,,,,,,,,, 8 8 Smith, Walter E. .............. ,,,,,,,,. 8 8 Spicher, Gregory .,..,......,.,,,,. 1,1 ,,,,, 1 88 St. Lawrence, Thomas N. ........... -.., 88, 106 Stankiewicz, Mary A. .....,..,. .....,..,,, ,,,, 8 8 Staples, Robert G. ...,,....,.. ...,.., 8 8, 115 Staples, Stephen G. .... ..... 88 , 116 Stillings, James L. .... ,..,,,,,,,,, 8 8 Strazdas, Joan S. ,,,,.., ,,,,,..,, 8 8 Stroshine, John W. ,,,,.,.. ,,,,, 8 8 Sundstrom, Lionel F. ,,,,., .,,,, 88 Sweeney, Roderick J. .,,-.... ..,., 8 8 Symonds, Kathleen E. ..... ..... 88 Tarbox, Paul ,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 88 Tarbox, Susanne P, ,,,,., ,,.,,,,,,-,,, 9 0 Targett, John E. , ,,.,,,..,, ,.,,.,,,,,.,,,,, , 88 Tawse, Douglas O. ....,.. ,,.-,,,. 7 9, 88 Thomas, Jeffery A. ,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 8 Thompson, Deanna J. ....,. ,,,.,,., ,,,, 8 8 Thompson, Lawrence E. ,.,,,,., ,,1,,,,,, 8 8, 106 Thurston, Michael L. . Thurston, Patricia A. . Tolman, Paul D. ...,....,, . Toscano, Michael A. Torrey, David A. ...... . . 88 89, 149 EAIIOOKS 90 Trask, Sheila A. .............. ......... 8 9, 141 Tremblay, Thomas P. 1.... ....1......... 8 9 Trombley, Jeanne C. ...... ...... 7 9, 89 Trubiano, Sheila A. ..... 11.,,,,.,, 9 0 Turner, Sharon E. Tyo, Wallace E. Underwood, Cheryl A. ..,.,.. 89 Vanness, Joseph J. ....,..... ....... 8 9 Vitale, John J. ......... ...... 8 9 Walsh, Harry H. ......... ...... 8 9 Watkins, Robert T. .,.,..... ....,,, 8 9 Weeks, Harold F. Wellington, Preston G. ..... .............. 8 9 Wheeler, Linda A. .,........ ........ 9 0, 159 White, Sandra J. ..,.....,,.., .,...... 8 9, 135 Whitney, Kathleen H. ...,.,.,,,.... 89 Whittemore, Richard ...,. ...,.,.... 8 9 Wickes, Grace A. ..,,..,. ,.,,.....,...,,.., 8 9 Wiggin, Sharon A. ..... .,............ 7 9, 90 Wilber, John L. .,,..,..... ........,,...........,.... 8 9 Wilber, Sharon L. ..... .,..... 7 9, 89, 115 Wilbur, Weston V. ...., ,.,.........,....,.... 8 9 Wilkins, Raylene K. ,,.,.. ,,....,.,....,.. 8 9 Williams, Roger T. ..,,, ,.,,..,,,,,,,, 8 9 Williams, Sarah L. ...... ..,...... 8 9, 141 Wilson, Evan P. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 8 9 Wilson, Fred C. ...,..... ...,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, 8 9 Wilson, Nancy J. ,,...,. ,.,.. 8 9, 114, 159 Wilson, Richard R. 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