Keene High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Keene, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1970 volume:

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J Av!-i1m'f5 1 n I f ' I' . ff ,iykzqff fn, i,' 'i Q X V Ilxiiy l I 3 9:'5Tf,g.ff . X Q 5 wh X- X ?w725Q:: f 'r fg, 4yl,6vf y-1 ! - f 'Yjf .fif ' ff' aff' gif., I ff N ff ,, X' 1 '1 ' f if au, 9?e,ff',I ':' k 5 + :Q N x b W ,W GUND' P-lbw wmgmim, High School UNE FGREWORD We the Salmagundi staff, now give to you our Salmagzwdi, a record of events and happenings that have taken place this past year. There are times of happiness, times of sadness, times of victory, times of defeat, and most of all, times of memories. Now, the 1970 Salmagzzndi is yours to treasure. is 5 ? ig ,r,i, I , 2 rx un. ,Q Z ' 5- K 'Q N IL 11- SALMAGUNDI 197 ADVISOR ...................... EDITORS IN CHIEF .... ASSISTANT ..... SENIOR SECTION ......... . . HEAD PI-IOTOGRAPHER .... ASSISTANT ......... BUSINESS MANAGERS. . . . . ASSISTANTS ..... LITERARY EDITORS . . . ART .....,....... SPORTS BOYS' . . ASSISTANT ..... Q GIRLS ..... . . ASSISTANTS .... . . TYPISTS . . . . . O . . . . . Mrs. Kilroy . . . Elaine Nelson Ken Oros . . . Paul Dubriske . Kerry Beverstock Linda Little . . . Keith Landers . . . Bill Stockwell . . Carol Reynolds Debbie Coats . . . .john Bressett Julie Bergeron . . . . .jane Purdy Cherie DeCoff . . . .Sue Osgood . . . Stacey Eaton ... . Keith King . . . . . Cheryl Fish Linda Vermouth . . . . .Karen Arwe Diane Zimmerman Kathie Lawson . Lucinda Boufhlrd Connie Tweedie Vicki McLellan Linda Rioux 1 TA Dedication . . . In Memoriam. Moods ...... Seniors ...... Underclassmen juniors ...... Sophomores . . Freshmen .... Administration Faculty ...... Activities . . . Sports ....... BLE OF CONTENTS Advertisements .... Index ....... ...6 ...8 10 20 72 74 82 92 102 111 128 172 214 230 DEDICJGTION LAMBEET This year's SALMAGUNDI is one of new ideas. Not only do these innovations affect the contents and the layouts, but also the dedication. For the first time, the SALMAGUNDI is being dedicated to two people. The first person's variety of responsibilities and relationship with the young people have well reflected upon this person's exce lent knowledge of the wants and needs of all of us at Keene High School. Believing deeply that children and youth are the nation's greatest assets, he has persistently sought to use the full force of education for human betterment. He served as a science teacher and principal of the junior High School before becoming the As- sistant Superintendent of Schools. 6 DEDICCYUON ,X if The second person is one who must shoulder the responsibilities which arise in the running of the school. This erson's duties not only extend through the usual hours but also include numer- ous hours of extra work, He is very active in pro- moting and attending all school activities. With the immensity of the school complex, the duties and problems of school administration are of huge proportions. However, he has met the challenge with a friendly and personal under- standing and handling of all daily situations. He is the industrious and capable leader of Keene High School, who handles problems readily and efficiently as they arise. g It is with the reatest leasure that we dedicate the 1970 SALIXEAGUIXFDI to you, Mr. Alfred Lambert and Mr. Charles F. Burns. 7 MIKE BAEHRE WILLIAM O'NEIL IN MEMOI2-IAM R Y ,, ,, , LINSEY THRASHER RICHARD RICE Death is in such strange contradiction to life that it is no matter for wonder that we recoil from it, and turn to remembrances, and find re- compense in perceiving that those we have loved live in our memories as intensely as if they were still before our eyes. George Moore lx Pictures Not, Available BRUCE BERGERON WINERED FIELDS 9 .. ,,,. ,... .Q M O0 MAD 'Nw-sq af? ,, .,,, .W www MM' M, -fidllli Rf :UL vi: S s vu: Rtivl W 7 -way 3 ii Ng., a. M pw., L L...,,., uw- . L. A... Q? .SAX Ill- . 'sl rv was The Queen and her court 0 'NM S Q A A ?YE5g1f 'si .. X xx 9 Mr, Nelson fi I X e 5 if Thar cherished moment 3' y X xi X if Sx .Y .Q 1 K ' Z' ms! X.. QENIOIZQ QENIOIZQ QENIORS QENIOIZQ . Q .wgaa V 2 he r To the Class of 1970, There are so many things that I would like to say to you but as is often the case I cannot find the ro er wo d . I 1 , , . , p p r s would simply like to point out to each of you that we were pretty lucky to get together as a class for four yearsg you know that I'm right! Ours was the class which truly exemplified President Nixon's theme, t'Forward Together, The cliques', were nonexistent in our class. Everyone seemed to know and like the other person. Things which have divided people in the past had disappeared. That, in my mind, was the most important factor in creating the academ- ic, athletic, and financial successes of the Class of 1970. I sincerely hope each of you carries this feeling into your adult life, for it is attitudes like this which will really make a better world. In conclusion, I must say that I have been very fortunate to be acquainted with all of you, and you have enriched l'f my 1 e tremendously. I ask only that you do the same for other people and live the happiest, most unselfish life possi- ble. Good Luck, QW -If I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mr. Ikrgcron. I. Rm. Trmsurcr. K. Landers. President. K. Pamodc. Sur:-mry. S. Iimm. Vue Prcsuicm. Mrs. Bergeron. A 9 l I SENIOR CLASS COLNCII. Razz If K Urns. li. Rcxmmlds. D. Mlllcr. D.C4HI1ICS, K. Hglrpcnj BMI-IYLIIII. Rffzvl' D Smgcr. P. Hcbcrt. K Duffy, C. DCCOIII. D. Iiuglcr.C,Gr'uc11ic1'. L. Little. P. Malwlm. R0zc',3.' K. Mohr, H. Fmlmcrru, T Snowm.m.J. Purdy. L. Vcrmouth. K. AVWC. K. 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Cheering, 2, 5, Vars ity Tennis, 2, Capt. 5, 4 DEBORAH LEE ARON Debbi Latin Club, 1, 2, Pep Club, 2, 5, Dramatics, 4 KAREN ELLIS ARWE Informer, 1, 2, 5, 4, Salmagundi, 1, 2,, 3, 4, Enterprise, 1, French Club, 2, 5, 4, National Honor Society, 5, 4, Usher Club, 2, 5, 4, C.I,F., 1, 2, Dramatics, 1, Debating, 1, Honorary Mem- ber Student Council 1, 2,j.V, Field Hockey, 1, 2, Varsity Hock- ey, 5, 4, Girls' Track, 1, Varsity Basketball Manager, 5, St. Paul's School Advanced Studies Program, 5 KATHLEEN F. ASH ..Kathy,, Informer, 1, 2, Pep Club, 2, French Club, 2, Dramatics, 2 SUSAN GAIL ASHWORTH it ucv , S Latin Club, 5, 4, Student Librarian, 1, 2, 5, 4, Girls' Stare, 5, na- tional Honor Society, 5, 4 KEITH VANDYKE BAILEY Buddha French Club, 1, 2, 3, Committee Member, 4, Key Club, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Science Club, Treasurer 1, 2, Secretary, 3, 4, A- Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State, 3, Boys, Nation, 3, Choir Council, 2, All4State Chorus, 3, 4, All-New England Chorus, 4 SUSAN MARY BAILEY Super-Critic, Ziguenan Informer, 2, Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, President 4, Ski Club, 2, 3, 4- Student Council, 1, Home Representative, 2, 3, Tennis, 4 CARL WILLARD BAIRD junior Chess Club, 3, 4 DEBORAH MARY BARLOW Debbi Future Nurses Club, 1, 2, 3, Library, 1 WAYNE BARRE CAROL A. BARRETT Truck Informer, 3, Enterprise, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3 TONI MARIE BARRETT Dramatics, 3, Field Hockey, 1, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, Softball, 1, 4, State Gold Medal in Track, 2, 3 JAMES HAMMOND BARRY French Club, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 1, 2, 3, 4,j.V. Cross Coun- try, 1, 2, Freshman Basketball, 1, j,V, Basketball, 2, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Boys' State, 3, NH. Students to France Project, 3 w EVELYN BATCHELDER Ev Batch Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Salmaguncli, 3, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Granite Girls' State 33 National Honor Society, 3, 4 FRANK M BATES Queball French Club, 3, 4, Homeroom Representative, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, Wrestling, 3, 4, Football, 1, Cross Country, 2 DENIS MICHAEL BEAULIEU MDCK, CATHERINE JANE BECKWITH Cathie French Club, 2, 3, 4, Enterprise, 2, 3, C.L.F,, 1, 2, Dramatics, 2 4, Girls' Track, 1, 2, Girls' State, 3, National Honor Society, 3 LARRY FRED BEDAW Sunshine Bible Club 1 2 MOLLY ROSSMAN BENNETT Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Informer, 1, 2, 3, Student Council, 1, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3 BRIAN EDWARD BERGERON Cheetah,' gross Country, 1, 2, 3, Winter Track, 1, 2, Spring Track, 1, 2, 3, KENNETH ROLAND BERGERON !QKiPPyH Recreational Basketball League, 4 KRIS ALAN BERGERON Dramatics, 1, 'I.V. Baseball, 1, 2, Varsity Baseball, 5, 4 NANCY ANN BERGERON Pep Club, 1, 3, 4, Junior Secretary, Future Homemakers, 1, 2, Secretary Future Nurses, 1, 2, 53 Treasurer Future Nurses, Presi- dent Future Nurses, Intramurals, 1, 2, 5, 4 MALCOLM G. BEVERSTOCK, JR, Dramatics, 1, H.R. Representative, 1, 2, French Club, 2, Sal- magundi, 2, 3, Senior Section Editor, 4 THOMAS L, BIRD Freshman Basketball, 1, j.V. Basketball, 2, j.V. Baseball, 1, 25 Varsity Baseball, 5, Wrestling, 3 BARBARA BLANCHARD KATHLEEN E. BLOOD Future Hometnakers, 2, 3, Vice President, 4 JOHN S. BOARDMAN -I.V. Baseball, 1, 2, A Band, 1, 2, 3, Stage Band, 3 DOUGLAS R. BOND A Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, A Choir, 2, 5, 4, Choir Chairman, 4, Choir Class Representative, 3, Dramatics, 2, 3, All-State Chorus, 3, 4, All-New England Chorus, 4 CHESTER BOSWORTH KENNETH A. BOURASSA GORDON L. BRADSTREET Buck Home Room Representative, lg Ski Club, 3, 4, Key Club, 2, 3 DAROLD KEITH BRAGG Chess Club. 2, 3, 43 A Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band, 2, 5, 4, Boys' State 3 BARBARA ANN BRIDGE Barbie Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 33 junior Achievement, 2, Home Room Representative, 1, Intramural Basketball, 2 CARMEN JANE BROWN SUE ELLEN BROWN Brownie Sue Informer, 3, Home Room Representative, 2, Varsity Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 3gj.V. Field Hockey, 1, 2, Varsity Field Hock- ey 3, Co-Capt. 4gj.V. Basketball, CoCapt, 2, Varsity Basketball, ANTHONY BRUNO JUDITI-I A, BUFFUM Judy Buff Pep Club, 1, 2, Ushers' Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, Enterprise, 3, Home Room Representative, 1, 2, 3 DYANNE BUGLER Buge Latin Club, 2, 3, Home Room Representative, 4, Gymnastics 1, 2, Varsity Cheerleader, 3, 4 JAMES F. CAMPBELL Duke Campy I-Iome Room Representative, 1, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting, 1, 2, 3: Basketball, 2 RICK L. CANFIELD CRAIG C. CANTLIN STEPHEN W. CARTER Science Club, 2, 3, National Honor Society, 3, 4 DAWN H. CASTOR Pep Club, 3, IV. Tennis, 2, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3 DIANE A. CASTOR DONNA N. CASTOR DANA LEE CHAMBERLAIN Marlborough High School, 1, Soccer, 1 , , BRUCE PAUL CHAPELL rl, 1 Y A Band, 1, 2, 3, fig Ski Club, 2, Stage Band, 3, 4, Pep Band, 4, fi!! Football, 1, Weight Lifting, 1, 2, Wrestling 4 ' ,, ,x f , W ' ' . i ' 'Cn' ff 2' ALAN WINFRED CHASE A w Prem 41' Latin Club, i, 2, 3, 4, Key Club, 1, 2, 5, 4, Pep Club, 5, 4, Pep Band, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, Track, 2, Wrestling, 3, Spring Track, JAMES R, CHASE MARSHA ANN CHASE Marsh junior Librarian, 1, junior Secretary, 1, 2, 3, Future Nurses' Club, 1, 2, junior Achievement, 2, 3 DEBRA ANN CHEEVER De RONALD FRANCIS CHEEVER f.Ron,, Key Club, 1, 2, 3, .junior Achievement, 2, 3 CARL B. CHICKERING STEVEN GARY CHORNEY The Bi S 8 Science and Math Club, 1, 3, Pep Band, 3, 43 Pep Club, 4L DC- bating, 4, Basketball, 1, Wrestling, 1, 39 Winter Track, 2, Spring Track, 1, 2, Weight Lifting, 2, Mr, Blackbird, 4 KERON MARIE CHRISTOPHERSON uchrisn ..Km,y,, F,H.A,, Secretary 1, District President, 3,junior Secretary, 3, 4, j.V. Field Hockey, 3 HOWARD ROGER CLARK Howie Cluckl' Freshman Football, 1, Varsity Football, 4, Varsity Football Manager, 2, j.V. Football, 3, Wrestling, 3 JANET ELAINE CLARK jan Clarkie Pep Club, 1, Ushers' Club, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Salmagundi, 3, Dramatics, 1 DEBORAH JEAN COATES Debbie Informer, 1, Enterprise, 3, Salmagundi, 1, 2, 3, 4, C.I.F., 1, Latin Club, 3, 4, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4, Home Room Representative, 1, 3, 4, Color Guard, 4, A Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 GARY ALLAN COBB ficobby!! Freshman Football, 1 WILLIAM ZALMAN COHN Zelda Salmagundi, 3, 4, Enterprise, 3 MARC IA COMSTOCK French Club, 5, 4, Latin Club, 4, Natxonal Honor Socxcty 3 4 Girls' State, 3 KATHIE ANN CONANT Canock Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1 BRIAN CONE BETTY JANE Coox NB-I, A Band, 1, 2, 3,4gEnterpr1sc 1 Latm Club 1 2 3 Dramatxcs 1,2 DOUGLAS WORCESTER CORLISS uDOugn Freshman Basketball, 1, j,V. Basketball 2 LANA GAYLE CORLISS MARGARET MARY COTE Hpcggyu SHARON COTTON TERRY M. COX Coxie Enterprise, 2, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 45 Ski Club, 2, 3, Varsity Foot- ball, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Football, 1, Captain, Varsity Football, 4, Weightlifting, 2, 3, 4, jr. Rotarian, 4 CYNDA G. CROTEAU Ilcindyvv Pep Club, 1, 2, junior Secretary 2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS P. CROTEAU ROBERT S. CROWELL uB0bn Key Club, 2, 3, 4 LINDA C. CUTTING uldinu PAUL DAMIANO French Club, 4, Key Club, 3, 4, Wrestling, 4, A Band, 1, 2, 3,4 tional Honor Society, 3, 4 ETHEL DECHANE Marie Weymouth, Mass. , H.S. 1, 2, Chorus, 1, 2, Science Club, 1, Gymnastics, 1, 2,-junior Olympics, 1, Scholastic Achievement Award, 1 CHERYL ELLEN DECOFF Cherie Latin Club, 1, 2, Informer, 1, Dramatics, 3, H.R. Representa tive, 3, 4, Salmagundi, 4, junior Secretary, 4, Varsity Cheerlead er, 4 v Dance Bancl, 2, 3, 4, Band Council, 3, 4, Drum Maior, 4, Na- DONNA JEAN DELWORTH Donni Girls' Athletic Association, 1, Freshman Singers, 1, St. johns- bury Academy, 1 DEBRA DEMERS Debbie Informer, 1, 2, Ushers' Club, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Representa- tive, 2, 3, j.V. Basketball, 2 BRUCE K. DESCOTEAUX MICHAEL DITULLIO Mike LINDA ANN DONOVAN MARK DOUGLAS jean-Claude Ski Club, 5, 4, Latin Club, 2, Spanish Club, 4, Home Room Representative, 1, 2, Basketball, 1, Football, 1, Golf, 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Ski Team, 3, 4 .IANICE ANN DOYLE .janv Leavitt Institute, 2, Latin Club, F.I-I.A.,junior Secretary, Hon- orary Member, 3, junior Secretary, 4 DONNA DRUGG Druggie, Bug Tennis, Intramural Basketball, 1, junior Secretary, Honorary Member, 3, junior Secretary, 4 KATHLEEN MARIE DUFFY Duff Latin Club, 1, 2, Salmagundi, 5g A Band, 13 Pep Club, 1, Future Nurses, 1, Dramatics, 2, 5g Home Room Representative, 1, 4 MICHAEL ALAN DUHAIME Miken Music Harmony and Theory, 4: Ba CHARLES RICHARD DUNDAS JUNE CAROL DUPLISSIE Pep Club, 2, junior Secretary, 5, STACY EATON Stace A Band, 1, 2, 5, 43 Dance Band, 1, 2, 5, 4g French Club, 2, 5, 4, Salmagundi, 5, 4, Dramatics, 5, 4, Student Council, 4, Class Vice-President 4, Track, 5, 4: lunior Lion, 5 CARLENE LEONA ELLIS ..C3rl,, junior Secretary, 5, 4 CARL FREDERIC ELLSWORTH Varsity K Club, 2, Wrestling, 2, 5, 4 ROGER WHARFF EMERY Horatio Em sketball 5 4 l DONNA RAE EMMOND ANNE ELIZABETH ERSKINE A Band, 2, 3, 4, junior Secretary, 2, 3, 45 Bowling, 1 ROBERT G EVERARD Bob Neverhart ,MARIE ANN FAHEY Ushers Club, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, Latin Club, 1, 2, Gymnas- I 2 3 4 tics, 1, , , PATRICIA M. FAUTEUX upatn CHERYL ANN FISH Fishie,' French Club, 2, Salmagundi, 3, Sports Editor, 4g Home Room Representative, 2, 3gj,V. Basketball, 1, Co-Captain 2,j.V. Field Hockey, 2, 3, Varsity Field Hockey CoCaptain, 4g Varsity Bas- ketball, 3, 4, Varsity Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4 RONALD GENE FISH reRonvi RUSSELL EVAN FISH Crawdad THOMAS WILLIAM FLAVIN urrornn Cross Country, 2, Ski Club, 4 ATHENA E. FLEMING Hattie junior Achievement, 2, junior Secretary, 2, 3, 4 TERRY FLINT Leight A Choir, 1, 2, All-State, 3, 4, All-New England 4, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, President 4 SHAWN M. FOLSOM Home Room Representative, 2 51 why! ...ff .JOYCE MARIE FONTAINE Future Nurses, 3, Dramatics, 1, Bowling, 2, 3 MARTHA FOSTER Mother THOMAS JOSEPH FORCIER llTOm55 Informer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Salmagundi, 1, 2, 3, 4, Enterprise, 1, 2, 3, Editor 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, French Club, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 1, 2, 13, 4, Home Room Representative, 1, 2 FREDERICK MYLER FOWLER jughead FREDERICK FRANCIS Fred Wrestling, 1, 2, Golf, 3 ,IOANNE FRAZIER HENRY M. FRECHETTE, -IR. Harry Phillips Exeter Academy, 1, 2, A Cappella Choir, 5, 4, Junior ' ' Lion 53 Home Room Representative, 3, 4, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Varsity Tennis, 3, Captain, 4 mfr . I , E 'Ty' ROBERT STEVEN FREEDMAN Bob Flushing, N. Y. High School, 1, 2 EILEEN M, FRIGON Dramatics 2 3 4, Tennis 2, 3 sv! KATHLEEN FAITH FULLER 'Kathyl' Informer, 1, 2, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3 NANCY LEE FULLER Nance Future Nurses, 1, 2, 3, F.H.A., 1, 2, 35-Iunior Secretary junior Librarian, 3 ,IOYCE M. GALE l Y :csv CAROL ANN GARLAND 4 1 RAYMOND EARL GARLAND Ra Cross Country, 1, 2 ANN HAYWOOD GELLER Annie Informer, 1, Assistant Sports Editor, 2, French Club, 2, Secre- tary 5, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 43 Student Council, 2, 3, A President 4, Home Room Representative, 1, 2, 33 Gymnastics, gl, 2, 5, 4, D.A.R. Good Citizen, 4 HEATHER GEMMELL Gem Informer,1,2,C.I,F.,1,Ushers Club, 2, 3. 43 Dramatics, 1, 2, 51 -I.V, Basketball, 2,j.V. Cheerleader, 3, Queen's Court, 1, 2, 3, 4 PAUL A. GILBO Grub Football, 1, 3, Basketball, 1, Cross Country, 2, Track 1, 2 BARBARA GI RS DAVID CHARLES GOLDSMITH Goldie Latin Club, 2, 3, Spring Track, 1, 2, 5, 4, Cross Country, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track, 2, 5, Captain Cross Country, 4, Captain Spring Track 4, Outstanding Runner Award, Secretary Varsity Club, junior Lion, 3 DIANA LEIGH GOODELL LORRAINE RUTH GOODRICH uldoriu Bible Club, 1, 2, 3, Student Librarian 2 3 CHERYL ANN GORDON 1Salem, N.H. High School, 1, 2 MARCIA JANE GORDON Marsh Marlborough, N, H. High School, 1, 2, Latin Club, 3, 4, A Choir, 4, French Club, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Sal- magundi, 4, A Band, 3, 4, Student Pianist-Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band, 3, 4, Varsity Softball, 1, 2, Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, St, Paul's Advanced Studies Pro- gram, 3 -JOHN BLAINE GRAF Chess Club, 3, 4, Band, 2, Spanish Club, 4 CAROLYN ADA GREENIER Ada Carol .Informer, 2, 3, Salmagundi, 3, 4, French Club, 2, Latin Club, 3 Dramatics, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Representative, 2, 4, Intramur- al Basketball 3 . I JANE E, GROUT 'Iinny B Enterprise, 2, 3, Art Editor, 4, Salmagundi, 3 DEXTER GUYETTE Dcccy -IODY MARION GUYETTE Drone Dramatics, 1, 2, 5, 4, All Stare Chorus, 3, All New England Chorus, 4, Choir Council, 4 KAREN RICHARDS HALL ..Kay,, MARSHALL PETER HALL Marsh MARY A. HANRAHAN KATHRYN ANN HARPER uKathy,, .QHMPH Color Guard, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Ushers Club, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 1, Salmagundi, 4, IV. Tennis, 2, 5 PETER MELVIN HARRIS Basketball, 1, 2, Cross Country, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track, 2, 3, 4 MARTHA L. HATHAWAY KENNETH W. HATT SUSAN MARY HATT .tsucu Student Librarian, 2, 3, Intramurals 2 DAVID RUSSELL HAYWARD PHILIP GEORGE HERBERT -'Phila junior Rotarian, 4g Home Room Representative 1 2 3 4 V Baseball, 1, 2g Varsity Baseball, 3 Captain 4 -I V Basketball 1 2g Varsity Basketball, 2, 3-, 4 THEO GAYLE HEISE Kevin MARK C. HERRICK BARBARA RUTH HICKEY 'limba' I-lick' S3-lmflgufldi. 2, 31 Spanish Club, 2, 3g .I.V Field Hockey 2 Track, 1, 2g Manager 3 LAWRENCE PAUL HOLBROOK uldarryn HEATHER G HOUGHTON Future Nurses Club, 1, 2, junior Achievement, 3, 4,j.V. Field Hockey, 2, 3, Varsity Field Hockey, 4 GAIL M. HOWARD Salmagundi, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Ushers Club, 4, Dramat ics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Representative, 1, 2, Varsity Cheer leading, 2, 3, 4 GARY F. HOWARD Mass A Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus, 3, 4, All N.E. Chorus, 3, 4, Dramatics, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Football, 1, Spring Track, 1, 2, 4, Winter Track, 1, 3, Wrestling, 2 DEBORAH HOWE Debbie Latin Club, 1, 2, President, 3, 4, Informer, 2, 3, 4, Salmagundi, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Student Council, Honorary, 1, Tennis Team, 2, 3, 4 DAVID M. HUNT HAZEL I. HUNTER UHQZCU junior Librarian, 1, 2, Dramatics, 1, 2, 3, 45 DClD2fif1g, 3, 43 Voice of Democracy Oratorical Contest, 3, 4 DEBORAH M HURLEY Debbie Encinal High School, 1, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer Enterprise, 3, Dramatic Club, 2 CINDY L. HUTCHINS Hutch NANCY LOU IMONDI If1f0rmCf,5,4aFrench Club 2, 3, 4, CoPresident 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 'lg Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Delegate to New Hampshire Conferen St, Pauls School, 3 RENEE ANNETTE JOHNDRO ce, CYNTHIA JOHNSON uCMfmWa Enterprise, 1, 2, 3, Salmagundi, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, French Club, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, H,R. Representative, 3 GARY C, JOHNSON Ski Club, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Weight Lifti Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, JANICE KAY JOHNSON 0 im Brat', J P C.I.F., 1, Mixed Chorus, 1, Enterprise, 3, Prom Decoration Committee, 2, 3, 4, Ushers Club 4 SHARON ANN KENDA LL Shari Salmagundi Business Board, 3, 4, Ushers Club, 2, 3, 4, Twirler, 3, 4, Informer Business Board, 2, Dramatic Club, 1, 4, H,R. Representative ng, 1, Varsity WESLEY P, KENT LEON MARTIN KENYON Fall Mountain Regional High School, 1, Basketball Manager, 1, Baseball Manager, 1 GARY A. KING DEBORAH ELLEN KINGSBURY Debbie Ushers Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, Informer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Representative, 1 JAY ANDREW KNICKERBOCKER Ski Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4 KAREN GAIL KRUMENAKER Krummy Informer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2 EVELYN MARIE LACHANCE Evy Purina Mixed Chorus, 1, A Cappella Choir, 3, Latin Club, 4, Informer, 4, All-State Chorus, 3, National Honor Society, 3. 4 DEBORAH MAE LACHENAL Lefty, Deb, Shortstuff Attendance Office, 1, 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL LADAM Debating 1, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Student Council Vice-President 4, National Merit Finalist, NCTE Runner Up St. Paul's Advanced Student Program, Ranking Scholar 3 l KEITH VICTOR LANDERS Salmagundi, 2, 5, 4, Informer, 4, Student Council, 2, 5, 4, Class Treasurer, 1, Class President, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, 1, -IV. Baseball, 21 Bowling, 3, 4g City Government Representa- tive, 5, 4. FAYE MURIEL LANG Informer.1, 2, Enterprise Art Board, 1, 2, 5. 41 Latin Club, 2, 5 Dramatic Club, 2, 5, 43 Scenery Chairman, 4 STEPHEN L. LASKOWSKI Steve CIF, 1, 2, 5, 4, Vice-President 5, President 4: Golf, 2, 5, Indoor Track, 5 SUSAN ANN LAWSON Student Librarian, 1, 2, 5, 4, President 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 5 Spanish Club 5, 4, National Honor Society, 5, 4, A Choir, 4 4 Debating, 43 U.N. Pilgrimage for Youth Girls' State Delegate, 5 . XX1 ' , , JOHN R. LQCLAIR ROXANNE MARIE LESLIE Informer, 1, 2, Pep Club, 1, 2, Dramatic Club 5 DENISE PAULINE LESURE Future Nurses, 1, 2, Latin Club, 1, 2, Stage Band, 43 lnforf 5, 43 A-Band, 5, 43 Debating Club, 51 Ski Club, 5 fffii PAUL ARMAND LEVEILLE Lev or Levy THOMAS CLINTON LILLY ..Li1,, JV Football, 1, Football, 4, Wrestling, 3, 4 LINDA MARIE LITTLE ,tune Salmagundi, 2, 3, 4, Informer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club, 2, 33 Field Hockey, 3, Basketball, 2, Twirler, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, H.R. Representative, 1, 2, 3, 4 LESLIE jEAN LOHMAN Dewitt, New York, High School, 1, 2, 3, Dramatics, 1, 2, 4, Student Council, 3, H.R. Representative, 53 Cheerleader, 1, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Select Choir, All-Country Cho- rus, Mixed Chorus EDWARD 1. LOMBARD , , J-11, , f I' KAREN ELISE LOZEY A '11 ' ,,,,, I Informer, 1, 2, Pep Club, 3, Dramatics, 2, 3, 4, Softball, 1 . I -,', 5 DEBORAH LEA LUCIER Debbie Ayer High School, 1, 2, junior Secretary, 3 MICHAEL MCCANN PAUL JEAN MALCOLM Rackets, Ralph, Bounce, Squirrel Student Librarian, 1, 2, 5, Pep Club, 1, 2, Dramatics, 1, H.R. Representative, 5, 4, Varsity Tennis, 1, 2, 5, 4 TRUMAN JESSE MALLORY .,-I-U Key Club, 5, 4, junior Rotarian, 4, AAChoir, 4, Bowling, 1, Golf, 4, All-State Choir, 4 jOANNE MARIE MANNING Conant High School, 1, 2, Biology Club, 23 Class Treasurer, 2, Ski Team, 1, 2, Salmagundi, 4, Home Room Representative, 4 JAMES MARDEN Njim.. Chess Club, 2, 5. 41junior Year in Lyman High School, Long- wood, Florida, Bowling, 1, 2, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band, 5, 4 DARLENE MARIE MARTIN Future Homemakers of America, 1, 2 Tl-IERESA R, MARTINEZ Terra Kennett High School, l 'flfffif' 1 L-I SHEILA MARIE MASON She-Shen Bowling, 3, Student Librarian, 1, 2, 3, 4 KAREN ELIZABETH MCCARTY Salmagundi, 2, 3, A Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Enter- prise, 1, 2, Dramatics, 1, 2, 31 Field Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4 GEORGE MELANSON JUDITH LOUISE METIVIER ude PepJClub, Vice President 2, President 3, Salmagundi, 4, Color Guard, 2, 3, Captain 4, Ushers Club, 2, Asst. Head 3, Head Usher 4, Queen's Court, 43 Dramarics, 23 Student Council, Sec- retary 3, Book Store Manager 4, HR. Representative, 2, 3 DAVID B. MILLER DEBBIE MILLER !lDcbH St. Mary's Academy, Glen Falls, N. Y., School Paper 1, French Club, Pep Club, 1, Usher's Club, 1, St. Clement's H,S,, Detroit, Mich., 3 JACLYN ELIZABETH MILLER jacieI' LINDA MARIE MILLER Mil Student Librarian, 1, junior Secretary, 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Achievement, 3, Intramural Basketball, 3 ,Z 5 x fl W W i ROBERT L, MILLS Bob Spring Track, 1, 2, 3, Winter Track, 1 KATHLEEN A. MOHR ANN ELIZABETH MOORE Enterprise, 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 1, Span- ish Club, 4, Informer, 5. 4 KATHRYN ANN MURPHY Murph Softball, 1, j.V, Basketball, 2 iusois ELAINE NEAVES Regime I ELAINE M, NELSON Lainie Informer, 1, Salmaguncli, 2, 5, Editor 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Pep Club, 1, Zgjunior Librarian, 1, Usher's Club, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, S 1, H,R, Representative, 2, 5, Field Hockey, 5, Tennis, 1, Miss Kris, 4 , I ,, M W,- DALE NIES THOMAS CHARLES NOWAK Whacker Football, 1, 3, 4, Wrestling, 3 Informer, 1, 2, French Club, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3,Tr21Ck, 3, 4, I 53 JOHN LAWRENCE O'BRIEN Rat LAUREN JANE O'BRIEN Laurie Informer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 21 Band, 1, 2, 5 MICHAEL CALVIN O'DONNELL Mike Intramural Basketball, 1, 2 STEVE 1. OLIVER TIMOTHY JOHN O'NEIL Tim Football, 1 KENNETH JOHN OROS Ken Salmagundi, Photographer 1, Head Photographer 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chicffl, H.R. Representative, 1, 2, 3, 4, St. Pau1's School Advanced Studies Program, 3, Key Club, 2, Vice- President 3, President 4, Band, 1, 2, 5, 43 Band Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band President, 4g Stage Band, 1, 2, SFR 4, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3 Informer, Photographer 3, 41Junior Lion, 3,Junior Rotarian, 4 RICHARD ROLAND OUELETTE Dick Squeak Freshman Football, Varsity Football, 5, 4g J,V. Basketball, 1, 2: Wrestling, 3: J.V, Baseball, 13 Varsity Baseball, 2, 5, 4 PATRICIA ANN PAIGE Patti Gvmnastics, 2 .3 ,if lK if'!Iv 4'1- dig STEVEN OHN PAIRE J Football, 1, 3, 4, Sharby Trophy, Best Defensive Player, Varsity Wrestling, 3, 4, Salmaguncli, 3 JOEL ROLAND PARKER Clink Basketball 1 V Wrestling 2 Varsity Wrestling 3 4 Varsity Track 5 KAREN ANN PATNODE Informer, 1, 2, 3, 4: Enterprise, 1, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, French Club, 2, 3, 4, Ushers Club, 2, 5, 4, Student Librarian, 1, Class Secretary, 1, 2, 3, 43 IV. Basketball, 2, Tennis, 2, 3, 4 TI-IERESA ANN PENCI-IIKOSKI Terri Woodrow Wilson High, Dorchester, Mass., 1 54 ROSEMARIE PERHAM Rosie ' junior Secretary, 2, 3, 4, junior Librarian, 5, 4 'IANICE LEE PERREAULT Peanut A Band, 1, 2, Varsity Basketball, 3 DAVID ALLAN PHILLIPS K'Dave Freshman Basketball, lg IV. Basketball, 1, IV. Baseball JAMES PATRICK PHIPPA RD jim Phip Informer, 3, Sports Editor, 4, French Club, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 43 Key Club, 4, National Honor Society, 5, Vice-President 4, Home Room Representative, 21 IV. Baseball, 2 YVETTE GERMAINE PIPER Student Librarian, Ig junior Secretary, 2 LINDA SHARON PLANTE Lin DONNA LYNN PLIMPTON Monadnock Regional High School, I, 2 MARTHA JEAN PLUIVIB Plumb Newport, N. H. High School, BRUCE POLLOCK CHRISTINE A. POWELL JOHN 1. PRATT HJOCU Dramatics, 4, Basketb door Track, 3: Track 1, Basketball, 1 all, 1, Cross Country, 51 Bowling, 11 In 3 4' fi ik PATRICIA NORENE PREGENT Pat Girls Track, 1, 2, Co-Captain 5, 4 ELLEN PRIEST Informer, 2, 3. Editor-in-Chief 41 Enterprise, 1, 2, 3, Co-Editor 4, Salmagundi, 3, 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, Latin Club, Q, 3g Dramat- ics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, 1, 2 NANCY LORRAINE PRIMROSE Crash II Nan Bowling, 1. 2 CHARLOTTE ANN PROVENCHIA Shelly JANE MARIE PURDY Janie Latin Club, 1, Salmagundi, 3, 4, Ushers Club, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 1, Home Room Representative, 3, 4: Track, lg Tennis, X33 Queen's Court, 1, 2, 3, 41 National Honor Society, 3, 4 JULIA ANN QUINTILLIO ujulicy, Salmagundi, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3 REUBEN RAPHEAL RA-IALA Rufus Ben Basketball, 1 WAYNE W. RATHBURN GEORGE H. RAWLINGS PATRICIA REARDON Patti', Informer, 2, 3, French Club, 2, Salmagundi, 3, Ushers Club, 2 3, 4, Twirling, 3, Captain 4 CAROL ANN REYNOLDS Informer 1, 2, Salmagundi, 3, Editor Business Board 4, Home Room Representative, 1, 4, Ushers Club, 2, 3, 4, Twirler, 4, Pep Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3 THOMAS ROBERT REYNOLDS Tom Band, 1 JOHN A. RICE .fkiceyn Varsity Honor K, 2, 3, Cross Country, 1, 2, 33 Winter Track, 1, 2, Spring Track, 1, 2, 4 CHRISTINA P. RICHARDSON HYLA E. RICHMOND GAYLE ANN RIDEOUT Gayle Informer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Spanish Club, lg Dramat ics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Tennis, 2g junior Achievement, 2 LINDA MARY RIOUX 6ynn Future Nurses, 1, Enterprise, 3, Salmaguncli, 4, Bowling, 2, 5 MICHAEL JAMES ROBIDOUX Mouse Freshman Basketball, 1,j,V, Basketball, 2,j.V. Baseball, 1, 2, 3 Varsity Baseball, 4, Football, 3 CHARLES BERNARD ROSINSKI Charlie Rosey St. Mary's High School, Claremont, N. H., 1, 2gj.V, Basketball, 2, Varsity Basketball, 5, 4 CHRISTINE ROSSITER CYNTHIA MAY ROTHERMEL Cindy JANET ANNE ROY Sep Club, 5, I-Igmle Rguom Representative, 2, Class Treasurer, 5, L ntramura as et all, 2, 5, Varsirv B: k b ll 5 4. V .- , Field Hockey, 4 ' is et 3 l l l army DONNA ANN RUSSELL Pep Club, 1, 2, Dramatics, 1, 2, 5, 4 REINETTE ANN RUSSELL Rene Pep Club, 1, 2, 3g Ushers Club, 2, 5, 4, Dramatics, 1 BONNIE PETRIN SAARI MARY ABIGAIL ST LAURENT Gail Future Nurses, 1, 2, Enterprise, 5, Dramatic Club, 3 GAYLE MARIE SALCE Salte Pep Club, 1, Dramatics, 2, 5, 4, IV. Basketball, 1, 2, Field Hockey, I, 2, 3g Softball, I LINDA CHRISTINA SANSOUCIE .fsuzyn Nurses Club I' FH A I 4' Student Librarian 2 5 4'Juni0r A-, Secretary, 4, Bowling, 4 SHIRLEY ANN SANDERS Fall Mountain Regional High, 13 F.H,A., 1, Business Club, 1 WILLIAM D. SCADOVE UBAHH 1 Football, lg Wrestling, 1, 2, 3 SUZETTE SCHLEITEN JOANNE SCHNEIDER Informer. 21 Gymnastics, 1, 2: Cheerleading, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2 1- TV MARK CHARLES SCI-IOFIELD 'Oddjobn Key Club, 2, French Club, 2, Freshman Football, 1, Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting, 1, 2, 3, -IV. Track, 1, 2 BONNIE JEAN SCRIBNER Scrib Informer, 3, 4, Salmagundi, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, A-Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 2, 3,-I.V. Basketball Manager, 2, Intramural Volleyball, 3 JOHN B. SHAW Ski Club, 2, 3, 4 LINDA SUSAN SHAW Sue', Latin Club, 1, 2, Ushers Club, 2, 3, 4, CIF, 1, Informer, 1, 2, 3g junior Secretary, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramarics, 1, 2, 33 H.R. Representa- tive, lg Class Treasurer, 2 RUSSELL S. SIMMONS Scott,' DEBORAH APRIL SINGER Sing DEB Informer, 1, 2, Salmagundi, 4, French Club, 1, 2, 3, CIF, 4 Dramatics, 1, 2, Home Room Representative, 4, Basketball, 1 Tennis, 4 THOMAS DONALD SNOWMAN Thom Frosty Key Club, 2, Treasurer 3 ancl 4,junior Lions, 35 Salmagundi, 4, Wrestling, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club, 43 National Honor Society, 3, 4, St. Paul's Advanced Studies Program, 3 WILLIAM FREDERICK SOUCISE Bill Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4 KATHLEEN I. SOUZA ffsucy, Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, Latin Club, 4, French Club, 4, Salmagun- di, 4 CI-IERYL ANN SPAULDING .theta junior Secretary, 1, 2, junior Librarian, 3, Pep Club, 5 PAMELA JEAN STEELE Pam' Enterprise, 2, 3, Informer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3: Dramatics ,yu-1 .f-ev' RANDY F, STEINER BILETA STILLINGS HB-DM Pep Club, 2, 3 JAMES BERNARD STOCKWELL ..J,m,, .U Bw Student Librarian, 1, Science Club, 2, 3, 4, Enterprise, 1, Home Room Representative, 3, Wrestling Team, Manager 3 and 4 Tweak-M if KATHLEEN E. SUMNER Kathy Future Nurses, 11 junior Librarian, lgjunior Secretary, 2, 3. 4 SUZAN JANE SWEENEY usuen Peterborough Consolidated School, 1, 2, Latin Club, 2: Chorus, 1, 2, Ski Team, 1,2 DIANE M. TARR WILLARD L. TAYLOR MICHAEL R. TEBO Mike JV. Baseball, 2 NANCY LEE THOMPSON junior Achievement, 2 BRIAN ELWIN TITUS CIF, 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Voice of Democracy Contest, 4, Legion Oratorical Contest, 4, Home Room Representative, 3 DEBRA ANN TRASK Dubba Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, CIF, 1, 2, 3, Pep Club, lgjunior Secretary 3, Gymnastics Manager, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4 CONSTANCE DIANNE TWEEDIE Connie Future Nurses, 13 Salmagundi, 4, junior Secretary, 4 LINDA SUNDERLAND VERMOUTI-I ttldynv French Club, 21 Latin Club, 51 Pep Club, 53 Band Council, 1, 4, Band, 1, 2, 5, 4, Salmagundi, 5, 4, Informer, 4, Ushers Club, 2, 5, 4, Dramatics, 1, 21 Student Council, 1, 2, 53 Home Room Representative, 1, 4g Class Vice-President, 2 and 5, Intramurals, 1, 2 CYNTHIA ANN WAAL Sin Tripper Marywood Academy, 1, 2, Art Club, 1, 2, Spanish Club, 2, Reli- gion Seminar, 2, Tri-Hi-Y, 5, Home Room Representative, 2, Swim Club, 5, Tennis, 23 MAA, 2 RONALD DENNIS WALSH Ron,' Weight Training, 1, 2 GEARY WATKINS Wat Freshman Basketball, Bowling, 1, 5, 4gj,V. Baseball, 23 Varsity Baseball, 5 SALLY ANNE WATSON KEVIN WATTERSON junior Lion, 5, 4:.Iunior Rotarian 4, Home Room Representa- tive, 1, 2, 4, IV. Baseball, 11 Varsity Baseball, 2, 5, 4, Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, 5, 4 63 DEBORAH P. WAY SANDRA A, WEBSTER ANN WEISBERG JAMES ERNEST WELCH Hymn Basketball, 1, IV. Cross Country, 1, 2, Winter Track, 1 KIRKE WARREN WHEELER Homer Ski Club, 2, 3, 4, cif, 1,j.V. Baseball, 1, 2, Varsity Baseball, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, 1, RPI Science Award, Harvard Book Award, Ranking Scholar, St, Paul's School Advanced Studies Program, 3, Letter of Commendation, National Merit Test .JOHN B. WHIPPIE N-Jack!! fiwhipw PHILLIP JOHN WHITE Phil' Artesia High School, Artesia, N. M., 1, 2g Boys, State, 3, Na- tional Honor society, 3, 4 MARY LOU WHITNEY Whit j.A,, 1, Treasurer, 2, President 3, 4, junior Secretary, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Team, 1, 2, 5, 4, Delegate to U,N. Pilgrimage for Youth, 2, Future Nurses, 1 DEBORAH ANN WIDYN JUDY ELAINE WILBER junior Secretary, 1. Z, 3g junior Librarian, 1, 2, 3 BRENDA LEE XVILCOX CIF, Ig Gymnastics, 1, 2, 5, 43 Track, Ig Softball, 2, 5, 4 PENNY LEE WILLIAMS junior Achievement, 23 Bowling, 2 RON C. WILLIAMS BARRI LYNNE WYMAN Szllrnzxgundi, 13 Pep Club, 1 Ali THOMAS E. WYMAN Dramarics, l, 2, 3, 4 CHRISTINE LORRAINE ZUCALLE ffzuka LIANA JEAN ZWICKER Marlboro High School, 1 No GILBERT ALEXANDER NEIL DONAHUE DAVID FOX GARY GROVER KATHLEEN KEATING BRUCE LEMNAH PAMELA THOMPSON .fpamh flfiiu r , C' Pictures Available JANET LOUGEE OMNI MACKEY MICHAEL sH1ELDs STEVEN SMITH DOUGLAS WASHBURN BRUCE WOODWARD K. Mohr, H, Frcchette - Don't answer me now. Think it over for a whxle D, Hurley, trying ro ser her notebook on fire. l L. Miller - You say the bus ran you over, and rhar's why you're late?', L. Holbrook, R. Fish - Leis stare him down, Larry 'f-www-4...... C. johnson - Aztentivencss takes a second place to sleep. P. Hebert - Solid! Miss Drugg, D. Goldsmith - 'Wait till she sees what's under there! Pat Reardon 68 D, Adams - Whiz broke the sulphur bottle? 'N w f is ' T. Reynolds - Gorgeous J. Manning, K. Mohr - Would you believe this is Public Speaking class? ,wyitt-X .. M, Ladzlm - He looks better in this light! rg NN ft wg 'xx G. Cobb, T, Lilly - The Face and The Profile fx F. Li1Ilg,J.JOl'lHS0l'l - Wl1o stuck the Schlitz in my lock- er? P. Malcolm, E. Batchclder - Yccch? Whcu stuck their fingers in the butter? J. Schneider, M. Douglas - I-Ig1ven't you something ber ter to do. Benny? A. Geller - Hey Ann, what happened to Mr. Burrill? 1 x -I. Pratt - joe, you little sneak! I Sfhnfider - H0w'S this Mark? D. Washburn - Wanna settle this now Mr. , Boucher? D. Singer, P. Hebert - Phil, you look stunnrng! K. Wheeler - About time I got a candid in the yearbook! J, Stockwell - It's me!! Phippand - Get a load of Stockwell! 70 ' CHRISTMAS PARTY The annual Christmas Parry held by fand forj the Seniors was again a huge suc- cess. Highlighting the after- noon were music, games, and a surprise visit by Santa Claus to the delight of both young and younger. 7I umugraomeemew ,X Q X K 'KX 72 ,-..-1' Fx.. I M 'NJJ ,.., Wu if if , , ' i 1 W ,,:. Y +3 -Y A -S3 5 Eff - Q Jumrorze JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS L, la R.: K. Costello, Treasurer, L. Bird, President, Mr. Lambert, Adviser, S. Osgood, Secretary: Mrs. Palmer, Adviser. T. Chase, Vice President. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL R010 I: C. Pemrick. B. Pollockul. LeCl11ir,N.Wy'm11n,W. Zulch, T. Delancey, D. Slanetz. Rau' 2: B. Anderson, M. Clark,-I. Harper J. Geller, K. Hanna, E. Houpis, S. Kr1sprak.Rou'3J P. Dubriskc, K. Lawson, S. Barndollarnl. Bergeron, K. Durward, M. Chambers D. Cassin. HOME ROOM 8 From Row: W. Bastille, S, Batchelder, M. Bergeron, L. Bartashevich, Mr. Seavey, P. Bergeron, P, Bergeron, M. Alexander, R, Barnett. Second Row: S. Barndollar, S. Beauregard, M. Bergeron, A, Biron, P, Bell, S. Abbott, S. Adams, B. Andersen. ii- M. Harris English - Excedrin Headache No. 1 A. Turgeon - This is ridiculous, I don't have time for autographs. SN., ..i.,. 2Y' ' . - ' se. ' 'i HOME ROOM ll Front Row: G. Castor, F. Chickering, S. Carey, K. Blain, Mr. Gober, D. Carter, P. Boles, S. Chickering, S. Boucher. Second Row: M. Bleau, M. Can- dello, H, Buckley, G. Chace, S. Burns, M. Carey, E. Chambers, W. Chamberlain, D. Buffum, P. Chaffee. Third Row: T. Cheever, W. Campbell, T. Chase, Bressett, T. Carbone, W. Carr, L. Borden, R, Cassin, N. Bleau. X ,px his-' is-X .5 HOME ROOM 12 From Row: K. Costello, S. Dalzell, M. Chorncy, N. Comcrford, Mr Frye, V. Cram, K. Cobb, M. Clark, S. Croteau. Semnd Row: A. Cummings, P, Davis, A. Cowing, T. Cross, M. Dcatth,.I. Dec, S. Cody, Crotcau, M. DeLanccy, M. Davis. Third Row: Chrisrophcrson, P. Damiano, E. Darling, W. Coppola. T. DcLanccy, 7. Crandall, S Cutter. T Crotcau, M, Cross. sr- Y' P. Dubriskc - A Polish-Italian Pizza?? T. Delancey - Shoot the bunny! ' !y1u--- 'i I 335. X HOME ROOM 20 Fran! Row: K. Dcrby,'I. Field, R. Factcau, C. Fitzmorris, Miss Murphy, W. Dubois, K. Durward, L. Faucher, L. Driscoll. Second Row: B. Fontaine, D. DiBernarclo, M. Duhaimc,j. Frcdcttc, R. Duqucttc,-I. Fish, N. Durmonde, A. Dcsmarais. Third Emerson, M. Drarwa, S. Ellsworth, D. Forest, R. Dunn, Duffy, M. Driscoll, G. Dubois, P. Dubriskc. 'Mlif' --asv' i W LA ... HOME ROOM 203 Front Gallagher, C. George, K. Hartwell, C. Hale, Miss McCaughey, K. Hanna, S. Gallagher, S. Hilow, A. Grout. Semmz' Row: S. Hildret C. Fuller, D. Harper, M. Harris, M. Hetherman,.I. Harper, D. Grover, M. Hanarahan, D. Gagnon. Third Row: O. Hartwell, R. Hammond, Goodwin, M. Gemmell, R. Furlone, M. Goodell, R. Gauthier, T. Hockett, A. Hedblom, S. Hartwell. M ,.w 'dfT,. . j. Geller - What a way to serve detention! S. Gallagher - Sir Simpleton TCXNX M.. HOME ROOM 305 Front Row: T. Koski, D. LaCoil1e, M. LaFreniere, E. Houpis, Mr. Edward Quinn, K. Lamoureux,j.janda, M. Holbrook, E. Lamoureux. Second' Row: M. Lacey, L. johndro, B. Kenyon,j. Knight, S. Kasprak, E. Konides, S. Horton, D. Lamoureux, T. Lagerberg, B. Ingalls. Third Row: R. Hugel, T. johnson, Koski, K. King, R. Kernozicky, M. LaCoste, A. Kapiloff, G. laMontagne. HOME ROOM 306 Front Row: T. Lucius, G. Moran, A. Loos, T, Moore, Mr. Dunn, L. Moore, L. Lawson, V. McLellan C. LeRoy, K. Lawson, D. Libby, T. Madden, G. Merrill, M. Merrill, B. Morin, L. Morton. HW , R. Mason. Serand Row: R, Lombard,'E. Lund 'A S. Ellsworth - The only existing photo of ajunior actual- G. Wddron - A Gay picture. ly working. S. Chickering M just normal X NK'-NXXWA ..g'T7 -ni . ,xxx x.. X' Y Wai' tv' 'XY HOME ROOM 307 Front Row: B. Pollock, K. Piper, S. Osgood, M. Pelkey, Mrs. Galloway, T. O'Donnell, W, Olmstead, G. Parenteau, S. Pocketr. Second Par- enteau, D. Mullerr, E. Olson, C. Pemrick, D, Nies, C. Perham, P. Pembroke,j, Newcombe, S. Page. Third Row: D. Orgaz, W, Olmstead, D. Nelson, G. O'Neil, W. Perkins, R. Parsons, Nichols, M. Porter. K, Reed - Wh3r can be said? P. Roy - Galileo you ain't, er, isn't. HOME ROOM 309 Front Row: E. Putnam, T. Ruelke, R. Scadova, M. Sheridan. Serond Rhoades,-I. Price, D. Sidilau, D. Shepard, Mr, Jobin, K. Ruclke, D. Rousseau, N. Salmon, D. Remy. Third Row: H. Rivers, S. Read, R, Rodat, K, Reed, F. Shangraw,-I. Robbins, N. Proux, D. Richardson, G. Sand- ers. HOME ROOM 310 Front Raw: L. Trask, R. Steiner. Second Row: S. Sliva, D. Slanetz, L. Smith, T, Sliva, Mr. Holden, S. Stinson, S. Snyder, K. Watkins, K. Sunter. Third Row: T. Thomas, G. Waldron, N. Thomas, M. Thompson, G. Smyth, M. Sullivan, R. Walter, R. Spicher, D. Smith, M. Simpson,-I. Slus- ser, L. Thomas. gms Kr .. l .. . 4. A 5 5 .,. 1 M. Simpson - Is this my good side? K. Suntcf - You'rc Armstrong, Aldrin, and who? HOME ROOM 317 Front Row: G. Woodbury, C. Wyman, F. Simon, S. Whittemore, Mr. Allen, D. Wormer, R, Wilder, Willettc, S. Willette. Serond Row: D Zimmerman, R. Knight, C. Nappi, D. Dube, T. Donahue, W. Zulch, G. Wheelock, N. Gnade, M. McCann, P. Ruelkc, N. Wyman, B. Wil- liams. SOP!-IOMOEEQ ! Ann. Q 'g.. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Seated' C. Dunn, President: S. Turcotte, Secretary. Szrfndizzg' Mr, Wfhitham. Missjacobs, Atlvisersgbjnlohnson, Vice-President: M. Aldrich Treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Fran! Roux' G. Davis, M. Putng1m,C, Dunn. M. Aldrich,-J. Wright,j. Johnson, P. Faulkner, R. Tuckerj. Dechesneau. Sauna' Roux' K. Smyth. B. Boucher. N. Reith, L. Tousley, G.-Iiimes, C, Coates. C. Staples. Djolmson, C. Pasquerilli. L. Cliirkuj. Flzivin. J. Harper. Bark Rout' A. Brault, B. Auger, D. BonCl.j. Dunnell, G. Leighton, C. Lougee, K. Kelly. P. Doyle. D. Slgmetz, M. Arwe. R. Deck. . . . -V f- ,- ff H . e-..,,- -tl, ,, -' HOME ROOM 4 Front Row: D. Thompson, D. Vermouth, D. Thurston, S. Turcotte, Miss Jacobs, K. Thibodeau, L. Tolman, L. Tousley, K. Thompson. Serond Row: D. Vaillancourt, G. Towne, D. Trybulski, T. Thrasher, N. Thompson, M. Vincent,j. Trubiano, D. Taylor, B. Trudelle, D. Thompson, D. Treat, D. Thomas. A .,,...4 ' D. Blake - All stacked up! L. Touslcy - Play-Doh is also educational! HOME ROOM 6 Front Row: R. Wrobel, S. Wheeler, S. Wilson, Mrs. MacPhail, S. Zwicker, B. Wheeler, T. White. Secand Row: C. Woods, C. Wellington, C. Wright, R. Weeks, R. Weaver, D, Weaver, G. Willette, C. Zimmerman. HOME ROOM 19 Front Row: M. Duffy, N. Driscoll, B. Davis, R. Dundas, Mrs. Oros, R. Dugray, K. Day,j. Descoteaux, M. Doody. Second Row: P. Di Bernardo, G Davis, Duchesneau, A. Desilits, P. Doyle, M. Donahue, Dunnell, C. Dodge, S. Davis, C. Dunn, C. Drogue, B. DeBonville. .Q .K r .... ..... Q klqz A 5, -I. Dunncll - Definitely Hollywood matcrizllu M. Aldrich - Vistle vile you valk! HOME ROOM 21 Front Ashworth, T. Arel,.M. Arwe, Mrs. Welch, M. Aldrich, C. Anderson, W. Auger. Second Row: R. Anderson, M. Aldrich, B. Abbott, T. Ainsworth. HOME ROOM 22 Front Raw: M. Boutin, K. Beliveau, B. Boucher, P. Bergeron, E. Bashaur, Mr. Whitman, Blass, C. Ballas, E. Batchelcler, N. Batchelder, S. Brady. Second Row: M. Bardis, L. Bronson, K. Braley, L. Baldvins, D. Belevance, B. Boucher, G. Bankowski, B. Buskey, D. Bennett, M. Burnett, -I. Baker, D. Bruno, G. Burnett. Third Row: D. Bergeron, A. Brault, E. Bergeron, D. Bond, D. Brosnahan, K. Breen, B. Beauregard, B. Blake, T. Barrett R. . gli 4 M. Bardis - Yeah, Mary, you startled us too! A. Brault - '1I'll tell it like it is! HOME ROOM 24 Front Row: D. Cannon, R. Cormier, D. Chabot, M. Canton, L. Champney, D. Cloutier, H. Cram, K. Campbellhj. Clark, L. Clark. Serond Row: D Clark. P. Carter, C. Chase, S. Chase, B. Cone, C. Carter, D. Croteau, R. Calkins. Third Row: A. Caswell,-I. Clark, W. Callahan, R. Clarke, C Clarke, D. Oistor, W. Carbone, M. Carrier, W. Crowell. HOME ROOM 103 Front Row: B. Ellis, D. Faureux, K. Fallon, D. Erunski, D. Flanders. Second Row: T. Fish, E, Foster,j. Fuller, S. Fifield, S. Gauthier, Mrs. Schor, A. Forman,j. Flavin, P. Gagnon, K. French, V. Fuller. Third Row: S, Fletcher, B. Eastman, C. Flagg, D, Francisco, B. Fox,-I. Fuller, A. Fish, R, Fio rey, C. Fairbanks, j. Fontaine, P. Faulkner. E 6. D, Nelson - Quick! someone shut the door! K. Breen, C. Carter - Must'a swallowed Miss Dn1gg's perunia seeds! HOME ROOM 106 Fran! Row: C. Green, A. Gregory, M. Graves, G. Hall, K. Gordon, K. Greene. Second Row: S. Harmon, E. Harper,,I. Green, N. Greene, Mr. Fahey, M. Giradot,-I, Harper, R. Guyerte, M. Green. Third Row: P. Gower, K. Gilman, G. Hamlin, M. Goodale, F. Grover, N. Hall, W. Guyerte, W. Georgina, B. Graf. HOME ROOM 205 Front Row: B. Lake, M. LeClair, B. Lake, M. Koski, Mr. Lowrey, G. LeBrun, R. Lanpher, L. Lamoureux, P. Lancey. Semnd Row: D. LaFreniere, S. Kapiloff, S. LeBeau, C. Larson, V. Kreissle, L. King, C. Kendall, A. Ladam,j. Kingsbury. Third R0w.'-J. Laurier, F. LaBounry,j. Kelley, B. Lane, S. Key, S. Laraway, D. LaCostc, Kenyon. L. King - Gee, I wonder if Mr. jobin is too old? S. Key - There! I got another fruit fly! HOME ROOM 204 Front Row: K. Hilow,-I. Hartwell, C. Hill, M.judd, Mr. Main, S. Harper, C. Howe, Dxlohnson, K. Hilton. Seramz' Row: W. Harper, R. Helie, G James,j. Hcmcon,j. Hosmer, M. Harhway, Sulones, T. Hugel, A. Hill. Third Row: M. Herherman, M. jacques, G. Hatt,,I.-Iobin,j.johnson,j Hurley, A. Howland, S. Hurt, M. Healey, D. Hope. I HOME ROOM 206 Front Row: C. Lougee, M. Lombard,J. Mclbougle, W. May, M, McCarthy, Second Row: G. Letouneau, B. Little, E. McPhail, D. Linscort, Mr. Bur- rill, D. Mallet,.j. Masiello, P. Lynch,j. Maki. Third Raw: K. McPhail, G. Leighton, D. Madden, W. Lockhart, F. Mackey, M. Martineau, B. Mead- er, M. Locher, D. Libby. 1 4? M F. Mackey - Hcre's Francis Qno relation to the muley! R. Olmstead, B. Blake - Turn it off Robert! HOME ROOM 308 Front Row: N. Neuhoff, N. Moran, P. Patnaude. Sefond Raw: T. Parenteau, N. Meadenj, Miller, D, Mosher, Mrs. Gordon, M. Morel, K. Parker,j. Nelson, K. Peets. Third Row: R. Niles, E. Murdough, C. Pasquarelli, R. Norton, D. Ohman, L, Parenteau, S. O'Brien, P. Ohman, A. Paquette, R. Olmstcad. HOME ROOM 515 Front Row: F. Robinson, S. Richards, K. Sandberg, R. Scannel, N. Sanville. Second Row: L. Pletzer, L. Richarson, R. Pierce, K. Russell, Mr Hitch ner, N. Rieth, A. Scaclova, B. Sawrelle, C. Rochleau. Third R011J.'-I. Richardson,j. Priest,j. Sanders, P. Ruble, V. Rogers, P. Russell, E Richard son, P. Roach,j. Robbins, M. Putnam. Fourth Row: W. Russell, K. Preston, S. Pratt, W. Rioux, C. Rondeau, R. Rudolf, R. Rajala, A Plumb Riendeau, A. Ried. , K 2 . M. Whimsy, P. Smith - judging by the smiles, Bates must have been here! A. Desilcts, M. Rooney - Andy, why did you label this file ELIGIBLESW HOME ROOM 316 Front Row: R. Short, K. Schofield, C. Schmitt, Smith, Mrs. Espiefs, B. Steele, D. Swazey, L. Symonds, S. Snow. Second Row: K. Sorrclls K Smyth, L. Shields, S. Sonnenchein, P. Smith, W. Simmons, R. Taft, C. Staples, S. Stoken, P. Stillings, R. Symonds, S. Symonds. Tlnzrd Row R Starkey, S. Tarbox, D. Slanetz, Tasoulas, B. Simonds, W. Stinson, M. Stewart, M. Symonds, R. Sears. '54-5 HOME ROOM 520 Front Row: S. McQuillan, M. A. LaMontagne, M. Sullivan, A. DiSouza, E. Wormer, D. Chamberlain, P. Woolley, P. Thompson, L. White. Sef- ond Row: D. Chase, G. Schnyer, B, Wright, R. Deck, R. Cordner, L. Redfern, C, Doody, D. Duplisse, D. Rice. R. Symonds - Believe me, I do use my books for some- J. Sanders, j. Tisdalc - jill, better stop staring at him or thing. he will come over! l Some Super Sophomorcs FEES!-IMEN Q-xx xx 'B ' , Em Q H . il. 1 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Smml' William Purdy, President, Nnncyjohnsron, Vice-President. Smfzzfing' Mr, Wfhipplcr, Adviser, Erika Pcnnv, Sccrc tary, Teddy Scobi, Trcglsurcrg Miss Spear, Adviser, Mrs. Burrill, Adviser. 4 A 4 Q FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL Rvw I: K. LaCoille, P. Terry, T. Schliedcr, S. Boutin, E. Penny, P. Park, B. Landers, K. Lagerberg. Rau' Duffcrr, S. Murray, H. Colony, L. Graves, C. Quimby, S. Osgoodul. Baily, M. Plourdc, N. Young, S. Wright. Rau' 3: A. Hood, K. Goodale, R. Howard, W. Purdy, D. Atkins, Colony, M. Dunn, K, BfL1CKCHZlC, K. Missctt. HOME ROOM 10 Front Row: C. Bellavance, D. Aron, S. Aldrich, B. Aldrich, Mrs. Stabler, T. Bastille, N. Agasta, L. Baxter,j. Bailey. Serond Row: K. Bemis, Adams,j. Bedaw, B. Bates, S. Bastionalli, C. Arel, D. Armitage, B. Barrett. Thin1'R0w: C. Ash, D, Atkins,-I. Ballou, D. Batchelder, B. Baker, G, Bemis, K, Ayer, B. Barlow. G. Bemis - Kind of a drag!D K. Ayer - The 60-second excitement. HOME ROOM 14 Front Row: K. Brown, D. Blanchette, Y. Brulotre, M. Brochu, Mrs. Ward, D. Bourassa, B. Bruce, M. Candello, R. Brown. Second Row: D. Benoit S. Boutin, C. Bond, R. Bruno, M. Bleau, N. Buffum, B. Carey, A. Campbell, R. Blanchette, Third Row: C. Putnam, D. Cardin, K. Brown, N Boyd, D. M. Bergeron, D, Bergeron, D, Buffum, Burt, Benson. HOME ROOM 15 Firrt Row: K. Chase, R. Cloutier, R. Castor, B. Chapcll, Mr. Chase, D. Cook, L. Cook, V. Cooper, D. Clark. Second Row: C. Champney,j. Colony, D. Croteau, T. Chase, G. Castor, B. Currier, B. Davis, W. Chickering, S. Cutling, H. Colony, B. Clark. Third Row: B. Chapell, S. Comstock, L. Crowder, M. Dalzell, D. Cook, S. Dcbonvillc, T. Congclon, C. Chickering, R. Castor, P. Chartier, D. Chouinard. fn, arf? E A , X . Q . Bail , A. Washer - Here comes Stan! C. Chickerin - Look at them dim les! Y 8 P HOME ROOM 16 Fran! Row: G. W. Paul, P. Dunn, D. Dion, Mr. Donahue, W. Earlcz, M. Dunn, R. Driscol, R. Duhaime. Second Row: M. Earlez,j, Fish, C. Du- gray, C. Flagg, D. Decey,j. Duffy, K. Delano, N. Fiorey,j. Decker. Third Row: R. Faddcn, D. Dumontet,j. Fairbanks, B. Farmer, P. Faulkner, W. Dennis, N. Driscoll, R. Duffy, B. Dcem. l HOME ROOM 17 Front Row: R. Goodrich, L. Graves,j. Guild, Mr. Whipple, C. Hastings,-I. Hartwell, C. Gallagher. Semnd Row: T. Flanders, M. Guilbault,J. Fla- vin, K. Frazier, R. Harper, Fontaine, R. Gebhardt, D. Foster, C. Grover, G. Grimes. Third Row: K. Hammond, S. Greeley, D. Graves, B. Forbes, K. Goodalc, K. Goslanr, T. Gallagher. QE Nl' K. Sherman, R. Howard - Didn'tlikc the lunch, huh? G. james - Braced for Action HOME ROOM 101 Fran! Row: D. Hatr, B. Hulslander, M. jobin, D. Hathaway, Mr. Bridge, D. Hovhannesian, L. jameson, R. Howard, N. Houpis. Semnd Row: P johnson, D. Houle, F. Hughes, G. james, R. Huckins, R. jaffrey, F. johnson, C. Howard, R. Hienkle, G. Hill. HOME ROOM 102 Front Row: D. Lanpher, R. Knickerbocker, K. Lzncey, C. King, Mrs. Burrill, N. Konrrovitz, S. jordan, S. Lane, K, LaMorhe. Serand Row: K. Lawrence, M. Labarre, D. LaPointe, R. Kingsbury, S. Kirirsy, R. Kingsbury, K. Lagerberg, L. Kent, G. Kendall, S. Kenyon, S. King, E, Langdon, K. Lagerberg. N L, Kem - Whar's that cockroach doing on my desk? J. Wright, C. Belliveau, S. Foldeak - Over here, Mr. Boucher. I've got her! I HOME ROOM 105 Front Marrello, D. Mcllvene, K. Lougee, G. Massicote, Miss Drugg, K. MacKenzie, C. MacKerron, L. Marcotte, R. Masiello, Second Row: P. Lysirt, R. Lawson, S. Marteneau, T. Masiello, K. Lazzaro, S. Lussier, M, Leroy, K. McClenning, G. Zibby, -I. Martello, A. Petit - Wztterson's trying to sneak out S. Lussiet - The Unfocused Hero ofthe Freshmen! the windowln HOME ROOM 201 Front Row: R. Miller, R. Moore, E. Murtagh, S. Murray, Mr. Salo, K, Missett, D. Moore, T. Moody, C. Murdough. Second Rmu: R. Nichols, R. Na- dcau, G. Mills, M. Mitchell, F. Mohr, S. McMurphy, M. Mitchell, S. Mitchell, D, Nash, D. Navish, K. Mosley, S. Murphy, D. Miller, L. Moehle, HOME ROOM 202 Front Row: M. O'Brien, K. Paige, P. Park, A. Parenteau, Mr. Stacey,-I. Paquette, L. Penchikoski, S. Osgood, A. Norcross. Semnd Parnode, N. Pearce, C. Nodtbedt, Parker, R. Perkins, C. Parker, E, Olmstead, L. Pellerin, L. Paire, M. Pacia. H. Vorce - Touch me! K. Rice - It's going to be a 'rice day'! 4 X Q i D C. Quimby and friend - I thought you said you loved me. HOME ROOM 208 Front Row: R. Pratt, V. Pichette, C. Philbrick, M. Plourde, A. Pettit,j. Richards,j. Robbins, N. Pregentul, Pockett. Second Row: D. Rosimos, S. Rosinski, S. Riendeau,j. Pollock, Mr. Ramsay, T. Rossiter, R. Poisson, L. Putnam, K. Rice. Third Row: S. Pierce, C. Quimbly, P. Rowe, C. Phip parcl, R. Perkins, G. Robbins, R. Riley, Prentiss, S. Rockwell, B. Purdy, M. Richards, C. Pomeroy, M. Powell. 'u .., we ef- f l . 'S-...f i l B. Purdy - The President speaks - DUI-IFN T. Rossiter - Suaveness is next to cleanliness. I HOME ROOM 209 Front Row: M. Smith, K. Russell, K. Sherman, L. Scadova, Mr. Gallup, L. St. Pierre, C. Skidds, B. Smith, L. St. john. Seroml' Row: R. Small, B. Sheridan, S. Sharkey, A. Sliva, Smith, G. Schneids, M. Schesser, M. Skiffingron, S. Smith, T. Scobi, Soucise, T. Schliede, M. Sanville. HOME ROOM 301 Fran! Row: D. Vincent, M. Symonds, R. Trudelle, P. Terry, Mrs. Pearson, M. Trombley, D. Spiess, E. Sullivan, S. Tetrcault. Semnd Row: L. Wat- kins, G. Thompson, M, Trybulski, K. Tolman, L. Wagner, A. Washer, D. Starkey, K. Willette, S. Sundstrom, M. Wheeler, K. Starkey, G. Stone. Third Row: Vincent, K. Wheeler,j. Titus, K. Symonds, L. Washburn, A. Wetmore, M. Willey,j. Streeteigj. Sterling, M. Stoddard, R. Tru- delle. X x P.'Lysitt,j. Martcllo - Did you ever see such patheticism? R. Trudelle - Alka-Seltzer, Alka-Seltzer . . . . ........ .... .Wh -Q, if --.. . f M' ..... . -Y' HOME ROOM 318 Front Rowxj. Letourneau, D. Belcher, C. Matamoros, Miss Spear,.I. McElroy, A. Williams, N. Young. Second Row: G. Lohman, M. Williams, S Minnick, D. Wilson, V. Lutz, L. Sherman,j. Wyman, L. Farrington, C. Woods, D. Wilson, M. McCann, Third Row: S. Wright, V. Sturtevant R. Logsdon, K. Larr, M. Davis, M. Burkart, Wyman, K. Manning, SPECIAL XVORK STUDY PROGRAM Lef? Io RILQIYL' K. Lonic, McQucstion, C. Blood, Duso, L. Neilson, Ggxrlmd. R. Russell. P. Newton. S Q . ,- ,, ' -. .. . . . . ' ' tuncnts worlxmg, .lt mme pnturc W.l5 mknn, Burnomb, L. M11cKcnz1c, W. Mnrtm, C. Parker, S. Harris. D. Dclgmcy Mr. Ellum Ei 'vig 315: F r W Kai: my-J Gwio -, gg, g 64 ur fszwrt IMS 1 fu y. 4 if Blackbird Victory Symbol K, mn ADMINIQTTZNION IO4 f MR, JOHN DAY The headaches, the growing pains ofa growing ed- ucational system, are the buck that is passed to the top of the line, the superintendent of schools. Dedication, responsibility, a broad knowledge, and an open but authoritative mind are Mr. Dayls ap- proach to the demands ofthe Keene School System. Respect, cooperation, and many thanks are the least of his deserved rewards which we, who benefit, can give him. MR. ALFRED LAMBERT No administration could stand without the sup- port of the often thankless job ofthe assistants. Effi- cient management and wise administration, coupled with responsible relationships with the faculty and students ofthe Keene school system, demand of As- sistant Superintendent Alfred Lambert a variety of tal- ents and varied knowledge. These he has, along with a dedication and understanding which make him well deserving of our appreciation. l05 MR. BURNS Too much respect could never be given to the man who has accepted the challenge of running a modern high school. Courage and determination are his sup- port, friendliness, and personal understanding his ap- proach to major and minor problems resulting from the pressures his students face. Whether he is strug- gling with a major administrative decision, leading a cheer at a football game, or passing on knowledgeable encouragement to a graduating class, he carries with him not only a secure authority, but also a warm smile. As a friend and a capable principal we all ad- mire and respect Mr, Charles Burns. MR, BOUCHER It's often admitted by students that the toughest job in any school administration is that of the assist- ant principal. He must be a disciplinarian and a friend at the same time. At Keene High we are fortunate to have a man of Roland Boucher's caliber. He has often gone out of his way to help our students while teach- ing them valuable lessons in life at the same time. To you, Mr. B.,,' the Salmagundi Staff of 1970 extends a strong thank you and its best wishes. I06 MR. BRIDGES Mr. Bridges, the vocational guidance counselor, provides information and counseling for any student. He is responsible for placement of students upon graduationg in military service vocational and technical institutions, or jobs. Mr. Bridges is also the advisor for the junior Lions and Jun ior Rotarians. NIR. STORMS and industries. MR. PIERPONT Established at Keene High School this year is the Health Educa- tion Office under the direction of David Pierpont. His title is Health Education Coordinator and his job is to write up Health curriculum guides. These guides are used for Elementary Teacher workshops, and instructing teachers how to teach personal safety, healthy living habits, and the prevention and understanding, of diseases. It is planned to have High School classes next fall to pur- sue these subjects further. We wish this project a great success. I07 Mr. Storms, the vocational education director organizes courses to prepare students for further training in the business world. He also plans vo cational training programs with local businesses GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mr. Moynihan, Mrs. Tisdnle -Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Donahue, secretary. Mrs. Tisdnle, Coach Miniclciello, Mrs, Barker - But qw Dave, you can't flunk gym. We live in 21 constantly changing world and need guidance to find our place in that world. Fortunately we have an efficient and well-trained staff of counselors and an excel- lent library ofcollege catalogues to guide us. 'HMM MR. CTCONNELL A Guidance Director Q, ,. - 'ci IQFZLV .Sf P ,4 Y Mrs. Furlone MFSA Roy SECRETARIES The secretaries are an important part of Keene High. Cour- teous and competent, they render innumerable services to both the faculty and the student body. LIBRARIANS Through the efficient service of our librarians and eitensive range of books, students are given invaluable aid in research in . various fields. Without this important facility our school could not function half as well. Mrs. Guild Miss Chouinard, Mrs, Gray, Mrs, Robbins MRS- SKIDDS, Library Secretary HEALTH DEPARTMENT Standing: Mrs. Graves, Mrs, Watkins, Mrs. Granding Sealed: Mrs. White. FOOD SERVICE PERSONNEL Top Piflure, L, 10 R.: H. Kremcn, E. Madden, LaBarre vant, C. Rose. Bottom Pifture. L, lo R.: E. Nowak, M Watson, B. Sccore, B. Moffit, S. Bowkcr, L. Shepard, E Boudricn, H, Buck. H. Lund. 1 ! I 0 .. CUSTODIANS L. Wadsworth, H. Edmud, G. Ritcey, R. Tucker, E. Bowker, A. Keniston, F. Brosscau, C. Boyce. IIO D. Lyman, N. Rousseau, B. Brooks,j, Carey, A, Sturtc: ,, Q-an 3? I L, ,ff g,W,,,,,, 3 f 1 12 1 5 , Q ,, Q,H,5,V S W 5 k Www- ' W 6 . 'W V , ,A 9 5 g , I :N 5 1-, , 'u ,R- . . -as 'iii f l '2 Q ' ' 53 :M ',?,fl:a:z:, ff f 1 A ff : :: 3,wm..- f ,f-- ,Jr .. ..,, fadww., i,, . ENGLISH Seated' Mr. Converse, Miss Spear, Mr. Riel, Mrs. Pearson. Standing: Mr. Whipple, Mr. Butler, Mrs. Palmer, Mr. Allen, Mrs. Calef, Mrs. Bergeron, Miss McCaughey, Mrs. Espiefs, Mr. I-Iitchner, Mr, Dunn, Mr. Whitham, QQIWQDM4, Miss Murphy ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Each student is required to take four years of English in High School. As freshmen the students study grammar and vocabulary. By the time Senior year is reached, these teachers have taught a great deal. The English teachers deserve many thanks for their effort. Mrs. Espiefs Mr. Converse I I2 ,avr READING CENTER Our reading center is one of the few ofits type and size in New Eng- land. It combines two types of programs: developmental reading and individual reading improvement. It helps students to increase their reading speed and comprehension. Mrs, Hetherman, the reading center director, and her Students work hard to improve the students' reading skills. H3 MATH A well organized mathemat- ics program is offered to all the students of Keene High. The courses range from Math I to Calculus. In today's computer age math is of great value to all of us. MATH DEPARTMENT Sealed' Mr. Tousley, Mrs. Schor, Mr. Wyman. Standing: Mr. Main Mrs Ward, Mr. Chase, Mr. Lowrey, Mr. Bridge, Mrs. Burrill, Mr. Farman, Mr. Frye. Mr. Frye - Hey, this is three straight years I'vc been in this Poses, 'Un Mr. Bridge - Put the chair down Claude. '91- W, Mrs. Schor - The rock of the faculty team takes a breather SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Keene High School is fortu- nate to have a science depart- ment with laboratories ena- bling the students to correlate theory with practice by making use of these facilities. Courses range from General Science for the non-college pre- paratory student, to advanced courses in Chemistry and Phys- ics. Field trips, movies and work in the greenhouse com- bined with the basic facts taught, round out each course and make it more interesting. Q! , gp-. H.-.... A Ioos M Dratwa Mr Gallup - About these drawings, you two' Mr Burrill You bunch of freeloaders MI SIHCCY - Will this d0?', FOREIGN LANGUAGES Lap to Rzlghtx Mrs. Gordon, Mr. jobin, Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Gallagher, Mr. Holden, Mrs. Galloway. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Languages are becoming a greater part of our studies each year. Students want to be able to converse in a lan- guage other than English. Now available to the students are courses in French, Spanish, and Latin. Along with speaking and reading the languages, the student learns about the culture of each country. Mrs. Gordon - Now, the missing pencil trick. II6 1' ' asia -8. Mrs. Gallagher - Correcting une fautef' THE WILLIAM H. WATSON, SR. LANGUAGE LABORATORY Funded by generous grants from the Directors of the Academy Fund and named for the former Champion of Bet- ter Education for Keene High School students, then chair- man of the Board, the William H. Wiltson. Sr, 24-position electronic Language Laboratory is the center where the for- eign language student strengthens his command of the new tongue. On a regularly assigned schedule outside of class time, the learner works at his own speed in a student con- trolled station, hears exercises in native voices, records his responses. then listens to an corrects his answers by compari- son with correct responses. A foreign language teacher su- pervises. monitors. and checks the students progress. Tapes of authentic native voices of various ages and regional Ori- gins improve the students listening comprehension and pronunciation and provide the extra drill essential for com- petence in a foreign language. f i V ' 5 a F 'bbhsh II7 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Seated' Mr. Lambert, Mrs. Stabler, Mr. Bourassa. Standing: Mr. Mayes, Mr. Donahue, Mr. Gobef, MF- Dixon Mr. Quinn, Mr, Ramsay. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT t The social studies department offers subjects from History of Civilization to more current types such as World Affairs. Through the use of films, current events, and outside reading, the students are prepared to face the challenges of to- morrow as responsible citizens. Mr. Lambert - Now, as you can clearly see the screen . . . Mr. Ramsay - The kid with the paperclips is Mr. Bourassa - The Public Philosopher Mr. Dixon - So how ya been? going to get nailed! ART DEPARTMENT Our Art Department has long been admired for the beauty and originality in ctch display it exhibits. With Miss Safford, Mrs. MacMahon and Mr, Bridge, as leaders, students are encouraged to develop their artistic skills in paintings, sketches, block print- ings sculpturing and many other areas. Mr. Bridge MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Music Department offers to the students a great deal, Besides having an A and B Band, A Cappella Choir, and the Stage Band, there is a class of Music Appreciation which any interested student can take. Concerts put on by the band and choir, under the direction of Mr, Cummings and Mrs. Hutchins, attract many people, DRIVER EDUCATION Students at Keene High have been exposed to the best Driver Education program in the State. We have offered more than State standards require in both the classroom and road training portion of the course, The simulators have added a new dimension to Driver Education. They provide ll much greater expo- sure to a wide variety of driving situations. For the student who seriously tries to develop good driving habits and safe responses to dangerous driving developments, the simulator has proven itself to be the most valuable part of the course, QNNFWN NN. Mr. Barrett, Mr. Lockhart EN 15 C Robbins, D, Emmond, Mr. Barrett We,re going to the zoo! 2 3 Ai 51 5 W HOME ECONOMICS As our school has expanded so has the Home Economics Department. Besides having courses in sewing, home and family, and others for the girls, they now offer a foods course for the boys. These courses pre- pare us for the future in the world ahead. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT L. to R.: Mrs Hurt Mrs Henry Mrs Bolles Mrs Welch Mrs. Hurt - The Epitome of Innocence Mrs. Welch - I'm not looking at that camera for nobodylv Mrs. Oros Ken must want the car again . - W my. . rmwk TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT Seated' Mr. Dundas. Standing: Mr. Bergeron, Mr, Moore, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Dimeco. 5 -ww Mr. Dunbar - I Love every minute of it Q Z if Y Y ? if 1 5 Mr. Bergeron - l'll give you such a rap!'l V ,. 1 1 1 Mr Moore More Hollywood material TECHNOLOGY The Technology Department offers a wide range of subjects from which to chooseg from electronics to mechanical drawing. The work the students do is related to industry and to future employment. The K.H.S. Technology Department rates highly throughout the state. 'F ' 2 I 5 .2 2 , E g j 2 5 . s K ,......-wg ., .,.,,,,. 1 1 ff N--If-in i T5 l l BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT L. to R,.' Miss Jacobs, Mrs. Kilroy, Miss Vaillent, Mr, Reynolds Mrs MacPha1l BUSINESS EDUCATION The Business Education Department aims to teach an under- standing of the needs and business procedures essential to everyday living. The courses give the students an opportunity to gain a fun- damental knowledge of modern business practices as well as knowl- edge of their legal rights and obligations. A new'course offered in the past year is known as C.O.E.R. in which the school gets a job for the business student and also gives a credit for it. Mr. Reynolds - joyous Jaycee Educator of the Year Mrs. MaePhail - What does he mean the tape will self destruct in 5 seconds? Miss Jacobs SHORTHAND LAB A multi-channel dictation laboratory permits each girl to write shorthand at any one of four different rates. We are fortunate to have the fund to obtain such valuable skill-building machines. -5-,svg N'-SN' q -+ H ,, M. B Amer L Rioux L Goodrich S Mason and L. Croteau. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Lej? to Right: Miss Shreve, Mrs. Beauregard, Mrs. Har- ris. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education program is not only concerned with physical develop- mentg it also contributes to mental, social, and emotional development. There are many team activities as Well as individual ones. just think what we all would miss without gym. Y., H 5 pr.. 1',:-...Ts fiisfL',az51g5,a,- 'S 3 as-fr5f7:Q35Wlii ir,gr2...wg7z.sg..1 Q if V... 5. 5-515533 M :fc isiywzii ' vi E-LrLf:7'.s52lg3 UQZVQIISXVZZ 'P fif:fli5i.fsi :- 3 -,psf filming :LL-fr4T'1f5k - agigeifzif.. is s v :gnu 1121 225293 ,. ...wsu if pf.-gs rf: sl . .t2:M writ? -i J 1 .gifs Ser? it L .sim up Q i ff are-ave. ., 'Y ,, get 5 it r.r- is igwnest,-Q fs4'--9:11 :L::wfl!xz .5zE Q 'weigafwiv-iamw Q -ff, Q T H as V I if 2 ,zif ziw- f22f:21. MM'-mais. ff--ssg. fat -7 ws. .L . NR x x PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Lef? to Right: Mr. Ginolfi, Mr. Purbcck, Mr. Minickicl- lo. l26 29235122 4 vi . my Mrs. Harris - I'll find Pete around herc somewhcre!', Mr. Purbcck - It says walk 100 yards, turn left, and therels my car. Mr. Ginolfi - That's right Adams, turn around. 5--5 Silting: D, Nelson, Mrs. Storm, Robbins. Standing: M. Goodell, W. Carbone, W. Guyette, B. Abbott, P, Meehle . f Mr. johnson AV Boys AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT Under the direction ofMr. johnson the Media Center makes available to students and fac- ulty all kinds of educational media, from filmstrips to recorded sound effects. It's the AV student-assistants that keep the wheels turning at the Media Center. Witliout them projectors won't run, materials won't be delivered, and circulation would come to a dead stop, Q ' A o T I V I T I E I v-4 -' SALMAGUNDI EDITORS Seafeal' C. DeCoff, K. Oros, Mrs. Kilroy, E. Nelson, S. Eaton. Standing: L. Little, K, Landers, L. Vermouth, K, Beverstock C Fish D Coates, C. Reynolds, J. Purdy, S. Osgood. EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Elaine Nelson and Ken Oros SALMAGUNDI Each year, through the combined efforts of the boards, under the instruction of Mrs. Kilroy, the Keene High School Salmagundi is produced. The Salmagundi represents many laborious hours of work and planning on the part of the editors and assistants. Each page must be drawn and typed, ads must be sold, pictures taken, write-ups compiled and edited, before the book is sent to the publisher. The final product, the Salmagundi, is a book that will serve as a reminder of those special times which we will come to ,.., ,,. .,,y y ,,,, , y Mrs. Kilroy I., Little, K. Beverstoclt - SENIOR SECTION EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHERS ohnson, K. Reed, T. Snowman, W. Stockwell K. Landers - HEAD PHOTOGRAPI-IER BUSINESS BOARD Row Metevier, S, Gallagher, C. Rossiter, C, Turtle, M. Foster. Row 2: C. Greenier. D. Singer, D. Coates - Editor, C, Reynolds - Editor, N. Wlyman, Leclair, Row 3: V. McLellan, Bergeron, B, Scribner, B. Girs, W. Cohn, S. Whittemrmre, K. Cobb, K, Durward. LITERARY BOARD Seated' C. DeCoff - Editor J. Purdv A Editor Sfdfltl'fV153.' -1. Manning S. Kasprak B. Anderson 'Qi fv- ART BOARD j. Anderson T. Chase S. Osgood - Editor C. johnson 5 ii E 1r' I 35 fi,-,,1 A, facing. iur-, K I, NN Til... ' Q., ,,.. ,, 1 ,ft TYPISTS L. to R.: . McLellan Rioux C. Twcedic Bouffard BOYS' SPORTS S. Eaton A Editor K, King - Assistant GIRLS' SPORTS Seated' L. Vermouth - Editor C. Fish Y Editor Slandingf K. Arwc - Assistant D. Zimmerman - Assistant K. Lawson Q Assistant an f 2 ,,. A 1 ENTERPRISE EDITORS Front: j. Grout, E, Priest, Bark: M, Foster, Mr. Hirchncr. ENTERPRISE Sitting: D. Cardin, R. Taft, E. Pricst,j. Bergeron, M. Simpson. Standing: P. Driscoll, S. Carey, M. Gordon, A. Mitchell, S, I-Ior ron, K. Sandburg. M, Foster - You're putting me on. if. THE ENTERPRISE The Entefprire, the school literary art magazine, has lasted longer than any other organization at Keene High. This year, as in the past, it was issued once in the winter and once in the spring. Taking part in this effort were the literary, art, and business boards, the new advisor, Mr. Hitchner, and the stu- dents who contributed their aft and literary work. Congratula- tions to all who helped to make the seventy-fourth year of The Enterprife a successful one. .. ' 2 -4 1 '-. LITERARY AND ART BOARDS Front Row: K. Sandberg, T. Parenteau, C. Tribble, G. Moran, D. Hart, A. Hood. Secand Row: M. Simpson, M. Gordon,j. Grout, M. Foster, C. Barrett, Wright. Third Row: N. Comerford, S. Carey, C. Davis, A. Mitchell,j. Bergeron, T, Chase, A. Fari- na, B. Anderson. L . r. , -v-N... 'n--.,, INFORMER EDITORS Seatealxl. Phippard, E. Priest, Mr. Dunn, P. Bergeron, D. Orgaz. Standing: M. DeLancey, K. Hanna, K. Oros, S Hovaneishan, L. Bartashevich. INFORMER REPORTERS Seated' M. DcLancey, K. Hanna, D. Fahey, P. Bergeron, E. LaChancc, S, Bailey, N. Comerford. Standing:-I. Phippard, S. Batchclder, L. jameson, B, Chappell, N. Gande, A. Moore, Bergeron, D. Orgaz. THE INFORMER Although changes have appeared in the format of the Informer, the school newspa- per, it has once again attempted to respond to the ever-changing needs ofa busy student body. Every student, and particularly the staff members, can feel proud of this newspa- per. Mr. Dunn waiting for his 4th period fan club! INFORMER BUSINESS BOARD Fin! R .' K P d L ow . atno e, . Bergeron, D. Remy, C. Alther, L. St. jean, N. Wyman,j. LeClair, L. Thomas. Serond Row: D. LaCoille, M. Chorney, M. Foster, G. Rideout, C. Rossiter, L. Little, G. Waldron. Third Row: P. Damiano, K. Durwood, M. Burnette, N. Sal- mon, D. Duby, G. Wyman, V. Mclellan, K. Arwe, L. O,Brien, N. Imondi, L. Vermouth, P. Steele. I37 Ann Geller - STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT means wsponsfbllltgz flaws wluj mostpeoplefdfwadfw - GeoagwBeum1uLQIxawf OFFICERS Seareaf' K. Hanna, A. Gellar, M. Ladam. Standing: S. Eaton, M. Simpson. STUDENT COUNCIL Oliver Wendell Holmes once said, speak clearly if you speak at all: carve every word before you let it fall. The Stu- dent Council does just that. It is the function ofthe Council to speak for the entire student body. It can be assured that ev- erything that comes from the Council has been well carved. Row lx K. Hanna, M. Ladam, A. Gellar, S. Eatonul. Metivier. Raw2: Njohnson, P. Terry, K. Landers, B. Landers, Mr. Barrett, M. Simpson, W. Zulch. Johnson. Row .SJ S. Davis, W. Purdy, M. Plourde. Dunnell. Row 43 C. Dunn, Buffum, T. Delancey. A. Brault. is .-aa-'ii R19 THE Terrance Leighton Flint f THE President of THE K.H.S. Dramatic Club, xX ?' . OFFICERS Row 1: C. Pcmrick, j. Guyctte, A. Farina, Row 2: D, Coates. we 1+-fn? Tw-3' . ,,.. ff ACTORS Seated' E. Batchclder, J. Guycrtc, A. Cummings, j. Flavin, W. Dubois. Standing' M. Hcrhcrman, S. Eaton, T. Delancey, N Rcith, A. Farina, G. Howard, Hurley. 1 , STAGE CREW, SCENERY, AND PROPS Row If D. Russell, S. I-Iovhanncsian, G. Rideout, L. O'Brien,J.johnson, F. Lang, A. Desilets, L. Snjean. Rau'2: C, Altlicr, K. Manning, D. Miller. C, Tribblc, B. Gifs, K. Schofield. Rowjx Cjohnson, W. Dubois, C, Fuller, D. Remy, L. Morton, M. Simpson, P. Terry. Raw 4: K. Beckwith, P. johnson, N. Houpis, Farina, C. Clarke, Blass. A. Farina, E. Darling. COSTUMES AND MAKE-UP Row I: E. Priest, S. Kendall, L. Little, D. Coates, C. Greenier, A. Desilets,j. Hemcon. Row 2: N. Ricth, C Staples, C. Greene, M. Boutin, N. Morin, W. Rafford, T. Parenteau, P. DiBernardo, S. Boutin, C. Drogue. Row Harper, D. Harper, N Comerforcl, D. Rousseau, K. Lamoureux, D. Lesure, P. DiBernartlo, C. Toscano. D. Mallett. Raw 4: B. Pollock, C. Pemrick, D. Fahey, N Wyman, L. St. jean, M. Clark, L. Thomas, f' la' ,X 'Q' ' :V M9393 ll... THE SOUND OF MUSIC - I L. to R.: E. Olsen, C. Hill, M. Hcrlierman, N. Raith, M. Bergeron, K. Day, A. Farina. Mr Momronc DRAMA CLUB ADVERTISING BOARD FACULTY STAGE MANAGER Seateaf' M, Burnett, S. Crotcau,j, Bergeron, B. Anderson. Standing: C. Pcmrick, S. McMurphy, K. Rice. I W5 Vw .... . BI.ITI-IE SPIRIT - J. Hurley, N. Rcith, E. Barchclder, Flavin, T. Flint. 1 r l Seatedj. Martello, R. Howard. Slanding: C. Ash, Ljameson, Mining: A. Pettits. Mr. Blackbird - Steve Chorney .,..a---'4 '.' OOH, Mr. Blackbird is so groovylu PEP CLUB Spirit at Keene High School has been uplifted greatly, thanks to the many efforts of the Pep Club. Through their fine work and contributions of enthusiasm - school spirit stands out at all school activities and functions. I43 FRENCH CLUB Rau' 1: F. Bates, K. Baileygj. Barry, K. Murphy, Presidentg Mrs. Gallagher, N. Imoncli, President, Mrs. Barrymj. Phippard, A. Geller, S. Eaton. Kr1u'2.' K. Souza, C. Na i, M. LaFreniere, C. Staples, K. Costello, K. Lamoureaux, S. Kasprak, E. Houpis, M. Burnett, L. Tousley, L. Redfurn, P. Thompson. Row 3: K. Elliine, C, Beckwith, D. Howe, S. Wheeler, G, james, C. Howe, . Wheeler, L. Morton, P. Damiano, M. Comstock, C. johnson. Row Price, M. Chambers, D, Remy, D. LaCoille,j. Wright, T. Delancey, D. l.aFreniere, B. Girs, K, Schofield. Row S: W. Dubois, M. Lacey, K. Arwe, M. Gordon,j. Gellar, B. Morin, P. Faulkner, P. Doyle, Y. Brullote, F. Simon, K. Durward. Rawox D. Shepard, M. Foster, K. Patnode, K. Hanna, E. Olson, D. Fahey, M. Simpson. SAUTERNE XFN f 5vl1 f CHEF BUDDHAU X. .1 E FRENCH CLUB L'Alliance Francaise is Keene High's expression of 9 the Irrepressible French Joie de vivre,', renewed H every year in club activities. Wliether it is a ten-course Df1iC2f1fS Of 3 Ffcnfh Club Bimfluff' French dinner, complete with escargots, coq au vin, and camembert, of French guests, a French play and Buche at Noel, the annual i ue-nique, or a trip, e the tastes, si hts, sounds, aneljijleas discovered togeth- er make La iouce France forever a part of each stu- dent. Raw 1: M. Comstock,j. Kingsbury, Mrs. Gordon, L. Bergeron,-I. Bergeron, D. Slanetz, S. Bailey, Mrs. Galloway, E. LaChance. Row 2.' E. Batchelor, S. Ashworth, K. Missett, S. Wright, M, Gordon, C. Hill, L. Baxter, L. Bartashevich, W. Soucise. Row 3: N. Imondi, K. Souza M. Hathaway, S. Comstock, D.-Iohnson, K. Parker, B. Steele, N. Young, C. Quimbyul. Bailey, K. Lagerberg, D. Kendall. Row 4: F. Chicki ering, L. Lawson, L. Moore, S. Chickering, S. Snyder, D. Zimmerman, D. Vermouth, S. Croteau, D. Howe, B. Willis. Row 5: D. Trask, B. Bridge, D. Rousseau, N. Comerford, K. Schmidt, P. Aldrich, D. Shepard, E. Olson. Rziw 6: M. Arwe,j. Farina,j. Parker, M. Williams, P Terry, G. Burnette, F. Chase. ? .K Xen LATIN CLUB The Latin Club under the guidance of Mrs. Gordon and Virs. Galloway is an organization for both instruction and :ntertainment for interested Latin students. One of our :hief aims is to prove that Latin is not a dead languagef' The enthusiasm in our club and its size indicatef that it sn't dead,' yet at Keene High School. P. Hebert - Looks like I ran out ofe pluribus unum . ff w v 1 . j . Row I: M, Hathaway, S, Boucher, Mr. Holden, T. Moore, R. Hugel, M. LaCoste. Row 2.' F. Chickering, L. Lawson, L. Moore, B. Ingalls, K. King, G. Wheelock. Row 3: S. Lawson, K. Day, R. Furlone, Knickerbocker, Graph. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish club strives to create a greater understanding of the Spanish culture and to broaden interests in the Spanish and Latin American people. The club enjoyed a successful year under the direction ofle Senor Holden. f77+ Mr. Holden - Oops, you're not supposed to know about my Feliciano tapes! Seated: S. Lawson, S. Ashworth, C. Beckwith, M, Comstock, C, Rossiter. Standing: K. Bailey, P. White, Mr. Gober, D. Bragg,j. Phipparcl. I , C. Beckwith - No, Girls' State did not qualify me for Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow! GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE Girls' and Boys, State are programs sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary to acquaint students with the functions of the government. They deal extensively with government at the local and state levels. Various guest speakers talk on the functions ofthe government. The stu- dents actually run a government complete with political parties, House of Congress, a governor and council and a court system. ST. PA UL'S STUDENTS no L. to R.: M. Iadam, M. Gordon, T. Snowman, N. Imondi, K. Oros, K. Wheeler, E. Olson, K. Arwe RANKING SCHOLARS: K. Wheeler, M. Ladam, M. Gordon. ST. PAUL'S St. Paul's is a six week summer school of intensive study located in Concord, N. H. This year Keene High was represented by seven seniors and one junior. This delegation established a new record when, for the first time, there were three Ranking Scholars from one school. They were Marcia Gordon, Western In- tellectual History, Mike Ladam and Kirke Wheeler, Topics in Mathematical Analysis. I48 Manville is 1311 r N,H.S. Row Purdy, M. Gordon, N. lmondi, L. O'Brien, K. Arwe, A, Gellar, E. Batchelor, Row 2: D. Trask, S. Lawson, S, Ashworth, K. Beckwith, M, Comstock, D. LaChance, L. Yaeger. Rowjs S. Carter, K. Wheeler, T. Snowman, P. White, Mrs. Hetherman, B. Soucy, P, Damiano,j. Phippard, M, Ladam, M, Schofield, ,bww 4 M. Gordon, j. Phippard, K. Wheeler, K. Arwe - Then it's unanimous: the Society will take over the school starting to- morrow! S. Ashworth tutoring a student. NATIONAL' HONOR SOCIETY This year's Honor Society was comprised of the students in the class of 1970. They enjoyed unsupervised study in the senior lunchroom during the year. Nearly every member spent time each week tutoring underclassmen. Five members represented the club at the State National Honor Society in November. The highlight of the year was the annual spring induction. This year,s officers were: President Kirke Wheeler, Vice-President, jim Phippardg Secre- tary, Karen Arweg Voting Delegates, Nancy lmondi and Michael Ladam. I 4Q Firft Row: Mrs. Donahue,j. Schneider, C. DeCoff, Mrs. Guild, S. Cotton, Mrs. Furlone, Mrs. Roy. Second Row: S. Emery, D. Clark, D. Lanpher, W. Simmons, M. Rooney, P. Reardon,j. l-Iemeon, C. Thibideau, N. Bergeron. T. Fuller. Third Rowx D. Lachenal, L. Lamoreaux, T. Lucius, K. Sumner, A, Fleming, G. Willette, N. Thomas, Doyle, R. Perham. Fozzrzla Row: V. Cram, L. Smith, T. Lucius, D. Hurley, S. Shaw, C. Croreau. JUNIOR SECRETARIES The junior Secretaries are a great help in the offices of Keene High School. The girls are kept busy dur- ing their study halls doing the vari- ous jobs necessary to run efficient offices. They have gained valuable experience by serving their school. I50 Raw I: P. Wlmite, L. SanSoucie, P. Bittner, L. Bartashevich, V, Cram, D. Thompson, Row 2: Mrs. Chouinard, Mrs. Robbins, S. Starkey, S. Lawson, L. Bartashevich, Mrs. Gray, S. Ashworth. Row 3: D. Starkey, L. Baldvins, R. Perron, S, McMurphy,j. Vincent. V. Wilson, G. Willette, E. DeBonneville, J. Fuller, L. Lawson, D. Lampher. i THE STUDENT LIBRARIANS That is a good book which is opened with . expectation and closed with profitf, The Student Librarians act as a link between the student body and the library. The members strive to build character and school loyalty. This year the officers are: President, Sue Law- song Vice-President, Sally Starkey, and Secretary, 1 Linda Bartashevich. S T P. White - But you haven't returned the other book yet . . . .... ., ' xii? ' ' ' T N E. Sharkey, L. St. Pierrc,j. Bressett, L. Graves - john, are you going to be a Stu- D- Corliss, sitting in the . . . library??? dent Librarian again next year? I C. Baird CHESS CLUB The Chess Club is an organization for students who are interested in extending their skills in the game of chess. In order to play this game the partici- pants must have great strategy in the game of chess. From Queen's pawn opening to checkmate, these students are developing patience and skill in the strat- egy of life. D Bragg v A f P. Carter sf Row l.' D. Singer, K. Day, N. Houpis, G. Burnette, R. Sheridan, K. Mosley. Row.2.' Mr. Ramsay, E. Kasprak, L. LeDuc, E. Murtagh, S, Laskowski, B. Titus, S. Campbell. Row 3: D. Battenfeld, B. Landets,j. Titus, E. Penney, R. Deck, T. Cross, W. Carbone, P. johnson, T. Massiello, S. DeBonnvi11e, Farina. if B X zfiiwgsfvf ' FI 12 Mr. Ramsay - Pondering a current issue. CURRENT ISSUES FORUM Current Issues Forum is a club devoted to the study and discus- sion of current affairs. They have guests speaking on different subjects such as UFO's and drugs. In addition the CIF has a scholarship fund which benefits a deserving member. They have high hopes to aid in the sponsor- ship of an exchange student from Keene High to a foreign country. Sealecfj. Phippard, B. Crowell, K. Bailey, K. Oros, B. Bergeron, T. Snowman, P. Damiano, Standing: B. Ellis, M. Arwe,,I. Tower, C. Clarke, R. Fur- lone, T. Mallory, R. Hugel, M. Hetherman, M. Kosld. THE KEY CLUB The Key Club is an organization giving service to our school and community. It carries out its pledge We Buildy' by working on projects such as the Red Cross Bloodmobile, having an appreciation banquet for school leaders, and purchasing trophy cases for the school. The members of the club are chosen from the male members of the upper three classes. Special consideration ashould be given these boys for their devotion to help oth- CIS. Mr. Richard P. Tremblay, KEY CLUB ADVISOR. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Treasurer, T. Snowman, President, K. Oros, Vice-President, B. Bergeron, Secretary, K. Bailey. Mayor Bean signs Key Club Wieck proclamation as Key Club dent, Ken Oros, looks on. M Q JUNIOR ROTARIANS Seated' K. Bailey, K, Landers. Standing: T. Mallory, K. Oros, T. Cox, K. Wheeler, K Wzttcrwn. JUNIOR LIONS seam' M. Simpson, M. Hefnnnnnn. 5nmdfng.- R. Furlone, E. Olsen, S. Cutter, J- Geller' JUNIOR ROTARIANS Keene Highis Jun- ior Rotarians were chosen by faculty bal- lot on the basis of good citizenship, par- ticipation in school activities, and other contributions to school life. Each one attended four Rotary Club meetings as a representative of the school. JUNIOR LIONS These Junior Lions represented Keene High School and the youth of the city at the Tuesday noon luncheons of the Lions Club. They were chosen by facul- ty ballot On the basis of good citizenship and participation in school activities, and represent a cross- section of the student body. Sitting: P. Damiano, L. Faucher, P. Chafee,j. Smith, C. Wright. Standing: M. St. Laurent, H. Kingbury, R. Norton, B. Spicher, D. Nelson, S. Reed, R. Murphy. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT An international organization that educates high- school students in the free enterprise system. It provides the experience of running an actual business. Each company that is formed is composed of about twenty teen-agers, assisted by adult businessmen, who act as advisers. These experts in the fields of production, man- agement, and sales give of their time and talents to devel- op leadership for tomorrow. At the Junior Achievement center, office space, manu- facturing space, and production equipment are available for the use of the companies. XY! ages and commissions are paid to the members from the earnings of the companies, which operate from October to May of each year. Junior Achievement has been called by many, as a lab- oratory for economic education? The Keenejunior Achievement Center during this year has three companies operating, and 47 teen-agers from Marlboro, Monadnock Regional, and Keene High School are involved. Nearly 50 of them represent Keene High School. Your adults learn that business is where the action is. They are beginning their training early for a place in business, tomorrow. Mr. Paul E. Bridges, ADVISOR ' L. Faucher - I'm making a .IA project! l56 DEBATING Fin! Row: N. Houpis, A. Garland, K. Blain, B. Wheeler, F. Chickering, P. Gagnon, G. Burnett, C. Nodtvedt, S. Aldrich. Serond Row: S. Lawson C Pernrick, M. Ladam, Mr. Butler, H. Hunter, D. Slanetz, C. Tuttle. Third Row: D. DiBernardo, G. Chase, R. Knight, R. Parsons, R. Riley, R. Deck, S. Chorney, T. Croteau, K. Parker, K. Gordon. i E S 5 N. Houpis - Now that's Dcbatable! THE FORENSIC-DEBATE SOCIETY The Forensic-Debate Society, the only non-athletic in- terscholastically competitive team in the school, enjoyed a great 1969-70 season. Membershi was up by 5096 While President Mike Ladam and Vice-Pliesiclent Dianne Slanetz gave the club stability and ex erience. The 1969-70 topic: Resolve that Congress should pro- hibit all U. S. Unilateral Military intervention in foreign Mr. Butler - I killed and skinned it myself Countries' I57 Dj? to Right: K. Patnode, K. Harper, L. Shaw, K. Arwc, R. Russell, S. Kendall, D. Demers,J. Buffum, S. Cotton,j. Clark, S. Osgood, Mr. Gallup,J. Metiever, H. Gemmel, P. Reardon, C. Rossiter, D. Kingsbury, C. Reynolds, B. Petrin, M. Fahey, Schneider, Purdy, L, Vermouth, E. Nelson, USHERS CLUB The Ushers Club serves a very important function to the school and the community. Chosen for their poise, grace and charm, the girls of the club are selected in their sophomore year and serve as mem- bers through their senior year. Ush- ering for such activities as plays, concerts, and other social functions, they have brought much honor and esteem to our school. 158 HEAD USHERS and ADVISOR: S. Osgood, Mr. Gallup, Metiever. v HW 41' .Q y Row I.' P. Damiano, S. Aldrich, D. Lesure, S. Bums,j. Blass, S. Eaton. Row 2: D. Bragg, D. Bond, C. Lucier, D. Blake, R. Russell, Mr. Cum- mings. Row 3: K. Oros, S. Crandell, Boardman, B. Boucher, B. Chapell. Mr. Cummings S. Bums B. Chapcll K.H.S. STAGE BAND The Stage Band has come a long way in four years. Besides meeting during school to rehearse, the band has played for the school as well as the community. Perhaps with this background, these students will some day be performing in their own bands. KHS BAND Row 1: P. Damiano, K. Mosley, B. Buskie,j. Fish, C. Ballas. Row 2: S. Key, A. Fa- rina, R. Russell, Benson, A. Erskine, D. Vermouth, M. Chambers, A. Cum- mings, L. Scadova, C. Quimby, B. Cook, K. McCartey, K. Goslant, L. Paire, M, Gordon, G.james. Row 3: M. Pacier, M. Sullivan, W. Harper, E. Harper,j. Fla- vin, S. Aldrich, D. Lesure,j. LeClair, C. Bond,j. Streeter, N. Reirh, M. Whitney jjohnson, B. Willis, S. Carter, D. Bnmo. Rvw 4: S. Sundstrum, C. King, P. Pat- naude, L. Bouffard, K. Parker, P. Lancey, Marden, L. Sonnenschein, L. Ver- mouth, B. Scribner, B. Boucher, N. Pregent, Baldvins, S. DeBonniville, M Candello, M. Aldrich. Row 5.' K. Oros, G. Davis, D. Bragg,.I. Farina,j. Fairbanks M. Labarre, D. Batchelor, P. Carter, Clolny, R. Rudolph, D. Blake, M. Hetherman, W. Perkins, C. Lucier, D. Bond. Row 6.' M. Guyette, L. Kent, N Houpis, E. Boyea,j. Prentiss, B. Boucher, C. Clarke, D. Bond, G. Leighton, R Norton, K. Sunter, T. Nappi, W. Olmstead, S. Crandell, gnu Q55 ii? X., aa, .'s:?2i,E A' Tay :M e x The Keene High Blackbird Band KHS BAND The Keene High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Cummings, pro- vides music for many school activities, con- certs, and civic events. The band plays at assemblies, pep rallies, presents the half-time shows at football games, and represents Keene High in local parades. This year the band held their exchange concert with the musical ensemble of Plattsburg, New York. I60 BAND COUNCIL R010 1: G.james, A. Cummings, L. Vermouth, M. Lacy. Row 2: M. Aldrich, P. Damiano Oros - President, D. Batchelor, K. Mosley. PEP BAND 1: D. Bond, C. Lussicr, D. Blake, D. Bragg. Rm Fish, B. Chapcll, C. Ballas,j. Ncwcombc, B. Buskcy. Row 3: C. Bond, A. Leigh C. Clarke, J. Prcntiss, D. Bond, J. Mardcn, S. Dcbonnivillc, J. Srrcetcr. K.H.S. A CAPELLA CHOIR The Keene High School A Capella Choir is one ofthe finest choral groups in the state. Besides singing at Memorial Day and Baccalaureate Services, the members carol at different schools and the hospital during the Christmas season. The choir annually presents two concerts, one at Christmas and an exchange concert in the spring. Through these concerts, members gain experience in performance as well as music. Row 1: N. Wyman, B. Wheeler, A, Farina, T, Moore, S. Lawson, C. Fuller, W. Dubois, C. Pemrick, B. Knight, M. Gordon, K. Bailey, R. Dundas, M. Hetherman. Row 2: B. Barnett, C. Hill, C, Schmidt, B, Pollick, S, Croteau, K. Sunter,j. Guyette, L. Morton, S, Sonnenshien, A. Cummings, M. Clark, D. johnson,-I. Harper. Raw 3: D. La Coste, M, Gemmel, S, Turcotte, N. Rieth, M. Simpson, G. Leighton, P, Ohman, R, Furlone, T. Mallory, D. Bond, D. Orgas. Row 4: M. LaCoste, D. Batchelor, T, Flint, H, Frechette, T. Delancey, G. Howard,j, Prentis, S. Crandall, M. Sullivan, C. Clark, Hurley. I 9'1 TI K 5 fi ' . .s s, 1- s s qc-f . 3553- . . - Bm .--was K ' ...., if .fi A T S 5 '.T Fu? s ' . r f I . A 5 5 ' 395-f e f.h-. - H ' 142' ' Q. . H of 5 K 'C ., I hear a wrong note. There it is again. IFS not written in the music. ,,C,,,.. . v CHOIR COUNCIL Mrs. Hutchins uf' N. Raith, C, Fuller, A. Farina, Guycttc. Standing: G. Leighton. D. Bond. m .AC. t 'Q M Oh, it's only Flint and Frcchcttcln Oh? H , ' E E H bl 5 ylff-Q3 ' .fi 1 fl ' ' . Lej? to Right: W. Olmstead, Roy, Hemeon, Captain Metevier, C. Richardson, Harper, K, Harper, D. Coates. ' J. Metevier, Roy, K. Harper. cf COLOR GUARD The members of the Color Guard work long hours to pro- v duce perfection. Besides adding beauty and dignity to our 5 band, they serve as a reminder to us of our country and school if f A 't.- ar by displaying the American, State, and School flags at football J' Harper and J' Hcmcon' games, pep rallies, and parades. has ww, ' ,wa .xii l 'Z Lek to Right: L. Little, C, Reynolds, S. Kendall, Captain P. Reardon, C. Howe, L. Mosley, K. Costello, S. Kendall - Hey Shari! What's the 'K' for? Kend- all? - .wg X ' x ' 1.2 BATONISTS The Batonists exhibited their best performances during the football season this year. Many new rou- tines, including fla routines, were designed with lenty of hard worl? on the part of the girls. Aside rom this the members participated in pep rallies and various parades throughout the year. an ss.. . , -fm L. Little MMM! Row 1: K, Stockwell, M. Davis, C. Fitzmorris,j. McQuestion, L. SanSoucie. Row 2: Mrs, Welch, K. Blood, K. Lonie, C. Blood, M. Dearth, B. Dearth, Mrs. Henry. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Future Homemalcers of America is a national organization of home economics students in sen- ior high school. All stuclentsiwho are taking or who have taken a home economics course are eligi- ble to join. The goal ofthe F.H.A. is to help individuals to improve personal, family, and commu- nity living. Meetings consist of discussions, guest speakers and work projects concerning our lives today and the society in which we hope to live tomorrow. . ., , 5, Q- Y -1-4' A. Moore, S. Carey - We're planning a future home. During the month of February, the KEA presented a bene- fit performance for Mrs. james Day. Faculties of Keene High and Keenejunior High presented many skits and musical acts. Such performances as a typical classroom scene, a fashion show that featured men in women's latest fashions, and a Russian Ballet were received with gales of laughter, The program was enjoyed by two completely packed houses at the Junior High Auditorium. lt's true kids! Teachers are funnier than we are! Today's Courageous Teacher Versus Students QN l C. Tousley and Beauregard - The Computer Dates J. Mayes - Our Hippie Emcee nfl.'i1 W . ter . 16 - K 'N cess- Q ,QW rs V g , 'gli - L ' T . L f Ml' K . I ' ,surf R, Tremblay - Henry Gibson the Poet! gas i T. Pearson and Butler - Mr. B in the role hc was made for - The Dirty Old Man. is ,,,,, H - ,.,,, fegageffzfmmfk V H. Galloway and E, Quinn - Love at first sight!! M. Ginolfi - Wloo-Vloo!!! K. Menard and P. Frye - The Hee-Haw Dropouts C. Burns and R. Boucher f Kcene's answers to the Bolshoi Ballet, I tt KEITH BAILEY - F. SIMON - Boys' Srarc and Boys' Narion Dclcgare Foreign Exchange Student waraos MIKE LADAM - KIRKE WHEELER - National Mcrir Finalist RPI Science Award NCTE Runner-Up Harvard Book Award V 'fkwfw af f yyyt , , ., -aw I 3-yew ,, W f Q42 I J '15 wen Q . - 3 , ,W . '12 arg . . rf. I , - ' , ' ,rn H' may Q- . , . 6 rw STEVE PAIRE - DAVE GOLDSMITH - The Sharby Trophy Most Outstanding Cross Outstanding Defensive Player Country Runner VO 1-'Sinai JOHN BRESSETI' - LINDSEY BORDEN - Boostefs Trophy - Most Improved Player MVP Keene-Monadnock Game Y fi I s sh, A A 7, f f if -E -:ff ,1v, TIM MAYES - TOM DURLING - Outstanding Athlete Award jim L'Heureux Sportsmanship Harold F. Drew Track Award Trophy' W BONNIE BURR - LORE'I'I'A BEAULIEU - Girls' Sports Award Jean B. Mosley Memorial Award 'Q f' I72 V. . Q. f :ENNfw2UQs5511i:4 qi , S ff I73 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Fir!! Row: M. Sullivan, D. Bergeron, P. Harris, Capt. Goldsmith, B, Beauregard, S, Paige. Second Row: Coach Mayes,-I Dee F Shangraw W. Crowell, M. 3 . I if 6 it . Pete Harris WZ trying hardern This yea Keene High has ever had. Dave Goldsmith broke all course records previously set by Al Stevens and leadership as captain, the team could not Chester. ' ii i 'I' f I K 'gig' 1 T . .ii iik W: r .' ' s . .EQMT kr 1 ' 5-,, 3 i 'kiil ge - r produced the finest runner Tim Mayes. Without his fine have done as well as it did. There is great an- ticipation o year shown f an even better team for next by the underclassmen this year. J TM-we ack Track and Cap'n Dave j.V, CROSS COUNTRY R. Scars, G. james, D. Nelson, A. Wetmore, E. Murdough, B. Graff, McDougal. WT -, W 'fmlfj 1-Ga-V' -MQW ,A , mua- ' ,, A 'flj W, gg ,h, - ' ,, I ' ' ' 'MW a W W my W W sf 'K 76 f ,AMI 'V' DA Goldsmith H434 Again-H F, Shangraw Was I 45th or 54rh? Winning only half of their meets, the Keene j.V. team dis- many fine athletes from this team. V' , Dave Goldsmith ,I.V. TRACK TEAM IJ! Rowx B. Pierce,j. McDougle,l. Hurley, W. Crowell. 2nd Row: D. Coleman, A. Kapiloff, E. Murdough, R. Kilyanczick, S. Pratt, S. Davis, P. Doyle. 3rd Row: W. Rioux, W. Olmstead,j. Pratt, T. Thrasher, R. Dunn, P. Faulkner, M. Putnam, B. Graff, Coach Whitham. j.V. TRACK at A we . played all the attributes of the Varsity Team. We expect to get BZ -sw aw ds I -lf VARSITY TRACK Rau' 1: B. Bergeron, S. Eaton, G. Hamlin, S. Page, M. Sullivan. Rou'2.' W, Gay, B..lilmCS. R. Mathews. L. Kapilof, G. Blake L- Lilly. W. Mohr, T. Mayes. Rau' 3: D, Forrest, S. Burns, R. Mills, Parker, Dee, Barry, K. King, Coach Mayes. VARSITY TRACK The 1969 Track squad coached by Mr. Mayes and with Tim Mayes as captain finished with a record of6 and 5. This proved to be a fine year. Bill Trybulsky was undefeated in the State Javelin Competition. Pete Harris was mile winner in the Meet ofChampions and Wgilt Gay won the Class L discus title. Cap- B. Trybulski - STATE CHAMP tain Mayes established a new 2 mile record of 939.5 for thc school. SCOREBOARD KEENE OPPONENT Keene . . 57 Fitchburg. . . Keene . . 87 Salem .... . Keene . . 73 Springfield . . Keene . . 84 Concord. . . Keene . . 62 Gardner. . . Keene . . 97 Stevens . . . . Keene , , 91 Bellows Falls Keene . . 53 Nashua . . . . Keene . . 79 Brattleboro. . Rau' 1: F, Fmntis, I.. Thrasher, D. Cfroteuu, B, Bissell, M, Douglas, S. Lnskowski. R. Parsons. Razz' 2: M. Arwe, B. Bli1ke,J. Clark, B Rokes D Lalireniere. D. Treet, M, Graves, Ctmth DiMeto, GOLF Golf has sometimes been referred to 11s The lazy m1in's sport. By no means is this true.-This sport takes much skill :mel mental concentration. Even though the team was mined out of two meets. they posted LI reeortl of six wins and two losses. We hope that the team will stay the swingers they are. 5-'X rg A fl x 55 I H. Bissell, Couch Dilwleeo, F, Francis - Tips from il pro gli wi s XX ,AI X i Firyl Roux' D. Adams. M. Robidoux. A. Wilkes. T. Lilly, D. Ouellette. S. Paire, T. Cox CCapt.j. H. Frechette. G. johnson. H. Clark, T. Nowak, M, Schofield. Secwfzl' Roux' P. Bell, N. Bleau, C. Lucuis. G. Leighton, G. Duhoisul, Bresset, S. Gallagher, G. Patnode, B. Campbell, S, Burns, B. Hyatt, R, Olmstead, L, Borden. Tl1fm'R0uf.' M, Graves, S. Lussier, D, Navish, M. Goodale, D. Forest, P. Roy,J. Trubiano, R. Spring. D. Bergeron, A. Hill,J. Du- chesneau, W. Carbone. Fofzrzh Rou'.'W.Georgin11, B. Bergeron. W. Crowell, C. Hogdon. T. Carbone. R, Starkygj. Prentiss. R. Davis, R. Speis, S. Pratt, UI. Campbell. Slmzzfilzgf Coaches Mr. Quinn. Mr. Main. Mr. Ginolfi fl-lead Coachj. Mr. Donahue. Mr. Minickello. VARSITY FOOTBALL Football is back at Keene High School. This year the team posted the first winning season in nine years with 21 record ofi wins and four losses. They worked as a team should and to single out any one person or persons would be unhiir. We can be proud of our team and expect a class Lv Championship in the near future. Keene Spaulding. . Keene St. Thomas. . . . . Keene West ...... . . Keene Concord. . . Keene Stevens .... . . Keene Brattleboro. . . . . Keene Laconia .... . . Keene Bradley '.... . . Keene Monadnock J. Bressett - Ouelette you can stop now. Ouelettel Ouelette? j.V. FOOTBALL Fran! Raw: S, Lussier, G, Leighton, N. Graves, S, Gallagher, G. Patnode, B. Campbell, H. Bleau, S. Burns, A. Hill, W. Olmstead. Zim' Row: P. Bell, S, Lussier, M. Goodale, D. Forest, R. Spring, D. Bergeron, D. Spiess, W. Hyatt. Sm' Raw: P. Adams,j. Duchesneau. T. Carbonc, R, Stark, R. Davis, S, Pratt. Smndirzgf Coaches Main and Donahue. The j.V. Football team fought through a tough season, and ended with a record of 1 win, 5 losses, and 1 tie. Members of the team who did outstand- ing jobs were Steve Burns, Stan Lussier, and Gary Patnode. These boys will bring great help to next yearas var- sity team. Good Gang Tackling I80 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Fran! Roux' Coach Quinn, D. Graves, D. Atkins, S. Mitchell,j. Sterling, W. Chickering, K. Goodale, K. Brown, Coath Minickiello. Sefamf Row:-J. Bay- butt, P. Farmer,j. Prentiss, D, Navish, T. Gallagher, F. Mohr, C. Howard, S. Martineau. Thin! Row: Mgr. Thompson, M. Dunn, G. Schneidermj, Scranton, F. Hughes, B. Trudelle, M. Bleau, D. Miller, B, Baker, T. Rossiter, Mgr, Bendit. Fanrflv Roux' P. Terry, R. Sherman, D. Rose, D. Cobb, B, Barlow, R. Nadeau, D. Shangraw, M. Bergeron, B. Huckins, M. LeRoy. I The Freshman Football Team proved this year that football is back to stay. Witli their record of six wins, one loss and one tie, they displayed new talents for the Varsity andJ.V. Teams next year. XWe hope that with the help fy, of these men, we will be able to bring a football trophy to Keene High t 'l School. SCOREBOARD Keene . . . . 12 Bishop Brady QVJ . . . 12 Keene . . . . 14 Newport .....,... . . 8 Keene Bellows Falls . . Keene Monadnock . . Keene Concord. . . Keene Claremont . . . Keene Nashua . . . iys. it Keene Brattleboro. . . A A WWKS. . vaggi 44 . . . . n A M 1 irgff M .HK Y 4. Coach Minicl-cello - Hey Prentissl You're going the wrong way, you Bubbleheadf' l8l VARSITY BASKETBALL Smmf: P, Doyle, T, Barrett, S. Cutter, K. Wlatterson, P, Hebert, D. XVatterson,S1m1ding.' P, Roy,j. Trubiano, C. Rosinski B Hy att D. Corteau. Rosinski, G. Hamlin, R. Parsons. Once again, the Keene High Basketball team made the tourna- ment playoffs with a record of fourteen wins and seven losses, Kevin Wfatterson, a four year veteran on the squad, led the team as captain. To produce such a fine player as Kevin and the rest of the team, Keene High should be proud. SCORES Keene ..... 72 Brattleboro. . . . . 58 Keene ...., 62 Pinkerton. . . . . 72 Keene ..... 59 Springfield . . . . 76 Keene ..... 102 Salem .... . . 48 Keene ..... 70 Memorial. . . , , 79 Keene ..... 93 Central. . . , . 87 Keene ..... 74 Berlin . . . . . 90 Keene ..... 92 Nashua . . . , , 95 Keene , , 79 Memorial. . . . . 72 fm Keene ..... 94 Concord. . . . , 64 Keene ..... 88 Gardner. . . , , 69 Keene A'..' 73 Vyayland I ' I ' 46 P. Hebert - Doing his thing. Keene ..... 80 Nashua . . . , , 60 Keene ..... 72 Central. . . , , 77 Keene ..... 75 Concord. . . . . 71 Keene ..... 75 Gardner. . . . . 82 Keene ..... 85 Stevens . . . . 62 Keene ..... 91 Berlin .... . . 77 Keene ..... 98 Pinkerton. . . . . 78 Keene ..... 51 Stevens . . . . 72 Keene ..... 87 SLUCITI . . - . . 45 Row I: G. Bemis, B, Wfatterson, P, Faulkner, D. Treet, D. Wfatterson, T. Barrett, R. Cordner. Row 2: B. Graph. M G00dllL B Bllke P Doyle. E. Bergeroni G. Hamlin, T. Congdon, Trubiano. C. Ballas. tain? Brattleboro .... Pinkerton. . . Springfield . . Salem .,... Memorial. . . Central. . . Berlin . . . Nashua . . . Memorial. . . Concord. . . Gardner. . . Wfayland . . Nashua . . Central. . . Concord. . . Gardner. . . Stevens ........ Berlin .......... Hinsdale fVarsityl .... Pinkerton ....... Stevens . . . Salem . . Hamlin and Darryl Wiltterson. 'l.V. BASKETBALL TheJ.V. Basketball team, under the direction ofi o ith Men 1rd enyox ed IH other fine season winning 14 while losing just 2, The term wls pittd by Glle These bovs will be a fine addition to next Vear's x lrsitx tum thlt s for ter SCORES 54 Keene 57 Keene 49 Keene 42 Keene 45 Keene 47 Keene 41 Keene 49 Keene 52 Keene 42 Keene 40 Keene 64 Keene 58 Keene 46 Keene 65 Keene 62 Keene 57 Keene 44 Keene 65 Keene 55 Keene 50 Keene 60 Keene Row 1: M. Leroy, S. Lussier,j. Colony, T. Derosier, D. Navish, D. Mcllvene, D, Foster, T. Marsiello, R0w2.' D. Graves, G.james,j. Fuller, Prentiss, D, Bergeron, K. Goodale, R. Howard, Coach Main. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL At Keene High, it has generally been accepted that our j.V. and Varsity teams have good years, while the Freshman team usually has its problems. This year was one that deserves recognition in its highest de- gree. Coached by Howard Main, the team compiled a truly excellent record of 14 wins and 3 losses. Dick Mcllvene, Randy Howard, john Prentiss, and Dave Bergeron were instrumental in accomplishing this fine season. Keene Keene Brattleboro. . K.j.H.S.. . . . Keene Brattleboro. . . . . . Keene Stevens .... . . . Keene Concord ...... Keene Monadnock . . . . . . Keene Fall Mt., . . . . . . Keene Fall Mt, ..... . . . Keene Bellows Falls Keene Nashua ..... . . . Keene Bellows Falls Keene Stevens ..... . . . Keene Monadnock . . . . . . Keene Nashua .,... . . . Keene Hinsdale j.V. . . . . . Keene K.j.H.S. ..... . . . Keene l84 Concord, . . tiff? C. Rosinski - I think l'll score two for the Fresh- men. SCORES Keene . . . . 5 Athol . . . Keene . . . 14 Pinkerton .... . . Keene . . . . 5 Vermont Academy Keene 16 Brattleboro ..... Keene . . . 13 Nashua . . . . Keene 7 Claremont ..... Keene 6 Manchester West Keene 5 Manchester West Keene 2 Berlin ........ Keene 7 Berlin ........ Keene 2 Vermont Academy 2, Keene 2 Nashua ....... Keene 6 Brattleboro. . . 1-I Keene . . . . . 5 Claremont . . . . I E: Keene . . . . . 8 Pinkerton. . . . . M, ' 'T Keene . . . . . 9 Monadnock . . . . f , x 'D' . Ted Ferguson VARSITY BASEBALL The reward of a thing well done is to have done it was .said by Ralph Waldo Emerson. He could have easily been referring to Keene High School when he said that. Keene High was runner-up in the state championship and showed that we can do a job well done. We are looking forward to a state championship next year at the home of champions. Fin! Row: Bresett, P. Hebert, K. Watterson, D. Oullette, M. Carey, S. Cutter. Second Ruta: Coach Main, L. Borden. C, Bergeron, T. Bird, E. Auger, M Johnson. T. Durling, P. Tromblay, T. Chabbot. T. Ferguson, K. Wheeler. G. Watkins, C. Hodgen. Mgr. I85 5 Fin! Roux' M, Merrill,j, Emerson, G. Smyth, F. Reynolds, M. Robideaux, M. Bergeron. D. Wfaterson, S, Abbott. R. CLISSU1- 5f'f071ffK U'9 M- Russlll R Cheever, W. Carr, P, Roy, Bressett, G. Davis, S. Cutter, R. Murphy, Coath Menard. To watch the j.V. team in action, is to see the future State Champion Varsity team. Thej.V. team has tlwiys proven itself to be part of the Home of Champions. They can be proud of their record of 10 wins and 1 defcit We can look forward to seeing catcher D. Xwaterson, outfieldersjohn Bressett and Steve Abbott, and pitcher Paul Roy is the varsity players of the near future. SCORES Monadnock . . .... - 1 Bellows Falls . . . . . 2 Nashua .... - 1 Brattleboro .... . . . 6 Fall Mountain . . . . 5 Monadnock . . . . . 4 Bellows Falls .... . . 5 Vermont Academy . . . . 4 Nashua ......... . . O Brattleboro .... . . 5 Fall Mountain . . . . 6 Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene T, Thrasher - Hey Man? NVhat's a j,V. Baseball? EERE KEENQ Fm! Raw: W. Georgina, C. Flagg, C. Ballas, K. Kelly, S. Symonds, A. Hill, E. Bergeron, T. Barrett. StL'0l1lfROLl',' S. Yaeger, G. Towne, M. Goodale, R Spring, R. Olmstead, Phelan, R. Clarke, Trubiano, Coach Brown. FRESHBIAN BASEBALL Despite losing the first game of the season, the freshman team came back to win eight straight games and ending up with a record of nine and three. The 'I.V. team should be looking forward to receiving mem- bers of the freshman team next year. Keene Fall Mountain . . . Keene Vermont Academy . , Keene Fall Mountain ...., Keene Keene Junior High. . . Keene Nashua ........,. Keene Brattleboro ....... Keene Vermont Academy . . Keene Nashua ........ Keene Nashua .... Keene Brattleboro. . . . -5 Keene Nashua .......... Keene Keene Junior High. . . . , eA.P'N.',g- qi ' P. Hebert XY!hat's a Freshman Baseball? BOYS BOWLING Row McDougle, K. Russell, L. Trask, A. Paquette, B. Bosworth. Raw 2: K. Landers, S. Fletcher, M, Paine, M. Carey, A. Blad, B. Early, M. Bergeron, G. Zinn, Row 3x P. Dubriske, R. Goslant, W, Perkins, B. Simmons, Mardin, B. Rokes, B. Rioux, G. Watkins, D. Murdock, H. Kingbury, C. Woods. BOWLING As last year was one of rebuilding, 1969-70 was one of achievement. Bowling from October toApril at Zinn's Lanes, both the boys and girls teams set new rec- ords for future bowlers to topple. One special highlight was a 412 score by Shar- on Stinson, the first 400 ever achieved by a girl. Sharon also had high average for the girls while Keith Landers captured that crown for the boys. The five top boys formed a school team, which defeated defending state champion Peterborough alon with many other victories. The members included Paul Dubriske, jim Mar in, Keith Landers, Mike Carey, and Mark Bergeron. Mr. John Carroll was invaluable as coach for the team. GIRLS BOWLING Row 1: W, Simon, A. Williams, D. Dicey, C. Flagg, Sjordan, M. Whitney, Row 2: M, Corkery, B, Williams, S. Stinson, Mr. Carroll, L. Sansousie, D. Thompson. we-eff, U Keene . . Keene . . Keene . . Keene , . Keene . . Keene . . Keene . . G. Colony f Returns with his lightning back- band. Rau' 1: T, Chase. Capt. G. Colony. S. Gallagher. TENNIS Although plagued by rain, the team was lble to get in seven meets without being beaten This proves that Keene is The Home of Champions Monadnock ..... Turner's Falls, Mass Turner's Falls, Mass Bellows Falls, Vt. . Monadnock .... Steven's ...... Brattleboro, Vt, . Rau' 2: H. Frechette, B. Rodat, M. O'Niel, B. Hamill, Coach Ramsay. VARSITY WRESTLING Si1fir1g:T. Snowman, A. Stadova, B. Scadova, F, Bates, G, Patnode, S. Ellsworth, S. Paire, B. Chappell. .Ynzndmgt Coach Miniekiello, W. Georgi na, Bressett, P. Damiano, G, johnson, D. Forest. C, Ellsworth, T. Lilly. Depite placing second in the State tournament and twelfth in the New Englands, the team was able to make a record of eight and three. The greatest disappointment was losing to Timberlane in the State tournamentg this was the first year that Keene High did not have an undefeated season We have much confidence, though, that we will have an extremely fine season next year. rl-qs WP B, Scadova This is a sit-out. Sort of. F. Bates Try it. iv. WRESTLING RllZl'1.' L. I.aCoille, M. Harris, T. Hugel. D. Bourassa, Cv. Hill, D. Dugray, T, Flanders. R0u'.?.' D. Coleman, E. I-Iackler, K, Mos- ley, M. Hetherman, K. Castor, R. Little, A. Hill, R. Sears. Rau' ,ix Coach Ginolfi, D. Thomas, L. Kent. E. Minenj. Duchesncau Ei Lund, R. Hugel. C. Ellsworth Working for another pin. P. Damiano So solly, time for pin. The only blots in the rI.V.'s record was a decisive defeat by the Wtiyland J,V,'s, and a tie with the Pittsfield, Mass. Varsity Team. Against all other teams they were unchallenged! They ended the season with a 26-14 proud defeat over Timberlane. I9l Raw I: R. Knight, T. Chase, T. Flavin, Mr. Butler, H. Redfern, L. Tousley, U, Beeck, C. Bond. Raw 2: S. Wilson,j, Clark, K, Cobb, S. Boucher, S. Murray, K, Manning, Bailey, S. Osgood, K. Greene, R. Rotlat. Row 3: M, Chamber, G. James, K. O'Neil, C. Tuttle. S. Bailey, K. Schofield, T. Fish, G. Bradstreet. R. Nicholls. Rau' 4: K. Smyth. S. Wlieeler, S. Wright, P, Terry, D, Atkins. R. Clarke.j. Clark, K. McClenning. Rau' 5: T. Snowman, K. Wfheeler. D. Cartlin. M. Arwe. D. Slanetz. Gulames, M, Dunn, K. Bemis. Rau' 6: N. Houpis, K. Mosley, B. Morin. Geller. K. King, D. Mullet, M. Guyettc, A. Farina. it ,Li K an -5. SKIING i,.,5.,,, - .r r, . ,f Skiing is the youngest sport at Keene High. As ofyet, they are not competing .fe with other schools in Ski Meets. They clo, however, have Ski Trips which give students an opportunity to use time constructively in furthering their abili- ties in the art of skiing. This club may some day produce the ski champions of the United States and the World. Mr. Butler Hey that looks like Wlieeler and Knight up in thosa trees! john Bressett's last minute touchdown run to defeat Stevens High! T. Lilly - He looks harmless! a f ' K. YN it ,, lj ', X, Coach Main, T. Durling, Captain - This better be a great picture, or else! l Len Kapiloff P. Hebert - ready for pwactice! A - -f gf? .-., B. Hammill B. Bridge, F, Shangraw, S. Brown Oh Forric, you're so athletic! Bill Hyatt - Up for the rebound. . f A X Q ,R . . H. Clark - That's ir, Howie, look tough! si .n Frank Bates M. Carey don't strain yourself, Mike. Steve Pairc leading the way for Al Wilkes. Coach Mayes Well, thc crowd's hcreg where are the run nets? l WNW 'a Dan Adams B. Bissell, Mr. DiMcco, F. Francis, M. Douglas, D. Croteau Stand aside, men, and let a pro do it! y , r f av f, ,f 1-'TlWl Q L krll Y L. Borden: Looks like a bubblegum card! S, Ellsworth - Watch it! I know Karate. T, Mayes. Okay Tim, show emotion! loc Rosinski . tl- a A Coach Main, D. Ouellette Instruction Time ,-dr up 'X ' A1 , . ,.1-mx.-., fwzzffg W my 2 M Coach Mayes, K. King Now get in thcrc and outrun Goldsmith! Kevin Wattcrson Harry Frcchctte hitting ii tennis ball. The Feminine Touch for il F00fbHll Gllmf Standing: M. Boutin, D, Buglerul, Schneider. G. Howard. C. Rossiter, D. Sidilau, L. Bronson. K' h10l1l'.,l.-J1lflilLl.S. Ddfoff. Knveling' Bonnie Pe trin, Capt, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders held several pep rallies this year for both the football and basketball teams. They have done great job building the school spirit at Keene High School, and we are all grateful to them for this. C. Rossiter, G. Howard, D. Bugler. All set for the boys' favorite cheer cha-cha. Slunding: K. Paige, Tisdale, Saunders, A. Washer, L. Shields, S. Boutin, N. Evans, K. Missetr, M, Bardis. Center: N. Thomas, Capt J.V. CHEERLEADERS The j.V. Cheerleaders did an excellent job at all of the homej.V. football games. They also cheered on their team at every home basketball game plus the ones at Springfield, Vt. and Nashua. The -I.V, Cheerleaders in action at a KHS pep rally. , A.A, I Iyli ' A' 4 ,A ,, I K 5,4 W ,, , f . , , f ff .W , a,,,a.M G. Howard - Gail, is this what you call the great American cover-up? E4 Konidfs ' Oh nom R'R'R'R'R'I'Pm Q nt gal ix Com'on Nancy tell us that precious moment you are remembering! Sitling: M. Doody. S. Harmon, M. Plourde, K, Tolman, K. Starkey. Kneeling' M. Lallreniere. K. Smyth. S. Stoken, K. Campbell, C. Sttples D Fahey. Sltznzfirzg' Mrs. Judy Beauregard. coach. B. Wilcox. captain, V. Cram, A. Loos. M. Fahey, A. Geller. D. Trask. manager. GYMNASTICS TEAM The practice for the gymnastics team began during midsummer with a Clinic held at Keene State C ollege under t e instruction of Mr. David March. Because of this added help with skills and movement. the telm coach, Mrs. Beauregard, found it necessary to enlarge the competitive schedule ofthe team. At the end of the season a gym show was gsiyen for the interest of the public. The girls Chose Brenda ilcox for the first captain ofthe gymnastics team. She along with two other seniors Marie Fahey and Ann Geller will be greatly missed on next yearls team. Essex Junction Vt. ..... . Longmeadow High Mass. . Cathedral High Mass ..... Masconomet Regional Mass Brattleboro Vt. ........ . Rutland, Invitational ..... Meets held after publication. . . Xlifhitingham .......... Essex junction Vt. .... . Randolph Vt. State Meet. . Vfhitingham ......... N.H. Invitational . . SCORES ...ria ....5V2 ...sa 47 ...28 KHS KHS KI-IS KHS KHS... .. A very short moment of rest! jenn Anderson competed in doubles at the state meet los- Kneeliflgf S. Crotenu, K. Pntnode, P. Malcolm.Co-C11pt11in,j. Anderson, Co-Capraimj. Christopherson. Stamfingf Mrs. Harris, Conch. L. O'Don null. L. Vinciem. A. Barrett. S. Barndollgrr. E. Frigon. B. Pollack. K. HHYPCT. GIRLS' TENNIS - 1969 The 1969 varsity tennis team played eleven matches while the junior varsity played four. Paula Malcolm and ing to Stevens in the quarter finals. The scores showed that the team lost all but two matches. However, individual success was won by defeat- ing various opponents in doubles as well as singles by most ofthe girls. 79' r' 'A Mrs. Harris A Are you kidding me? Kneeling: L, Moore, B. Wilcox, F. Prevost, D. Sidilau, L. Beaulieu, Co-Captain, B, Burr, Co-Captain, D. Watermiin, C. Fish, P. Bergeron. Smmfing: S. Turcotte, Manager, T. Parenteziu, Manager, D. Shelly. L. Clark, M. Green, K. Hanna, D. Zimmerman, A. Loos, A. Mitchell, S. Carter, Coach Mrs. Judy Beauregard. GIRLS, SOFTBALL This past year the girls' softball team had a season filled with enthusiasm and spirit. The record was four wins and six defeats, two of these games were lost by f ly one run. The co-captains were Bonnie Burr and Loretta Beaulieu and the coach was Mrs. Beauregard. Leading hitters were seniors Dot Writerman C313 and Debbie Sidilau f27jg and juniors Cheryl Fish C235 and Brenda Wilcox 095, Bonnie Burr and Debbie Sidilau led the team in stolen bases. The 1969 team was especially great since each girl worked hard to better herself for the benefit ofthe whole ICZIIT1 nadnock . ineer .... lerborough nets Falls 'dner .... Mt.. . . . nadnock . rdner .... -erborough iMt..... SCORES . .. 27 Keene . .. 17 Keene . . 5 Keene . . 6 Keene . .. 20 Keene .. 20 ' Keene . , 7 Keene .. .. 13 Keene . . 4 Keene .. 18 Keene '----1-f.2..' 6+ 3 t A . 1 - M 3 2. 1 A- . 'XX A... ..,, K A A Vikki? L s nv, , .. 1- s'.-. as .Q l' ' J T' 1 ' . 1' X-33 4 . . . Mfr? bf in ' 1, H - Tl if . Mrs. B And that's how it happened. Kneelmg L Rowell S Mellrsh B Hrckev T Barrett S Brown Co Caprarn K Allen M Hanrahan M LeCl11r Slamlzng M Delacey E Kon- rdes K Smyth S Sonnenscheln D Lmscott D Nres P Gagnon M Chambers K Lawson D Erunikl Mljflng rampholo P Pregent Co- Wlth a lot of hard work and I1'llI'11Dg the grrls h ld ln undefeated Selson The moit CXC1f1Dg meet was when the team beat Hanover bv two pornts At the end of the season the grrls attended the State Meet rn Durham Next vear the grrls are lookrng forward to mother great selson It IS verv encouraglng srnce most ofthe team 45-41 53-24 74-12 55-24 Hlnover 25,5-22 5 Kneeling: S. Boucher, S. Chickering, D. Fahey, S. Osgood, Gjames, K. Lagerberg, S, Murray, D, Dattenfeld, T. Scobi S. Wheeler, T, Moore, A. Loos, S. Osgood. Slanzfingf D. Shelly, S. Campbell, K. Tolman, H, Colony, S. Anderson, B. Barrett, K. Ayer, C. Zimmerman, D. Wormer. K. Lamothe. D. Hovennesian, K. Campbell. K. Cobb. S. Rosinski, Duffett, B. Forbes, Mrs. Palmer, Coach. TEAMS Fall Mt. Bratt . . Gardner Bratt . . Putney. Gardner. . . . . . Putney. gy. HOCKEY H. Colony - Working hard gorgeous? The j.V. Field Hockey team had a winning season this year. The girls were beaten once by Gardner by a large score, but their teamwork and determina- tion resulted in ll tie the second time the teams met. The girls will surely do well next year, again under the coaching of Mrs. Palmer. 205 Sealed' Mrs, B, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Schor, Miss Shreve, Spgnding: Mr. Bourassa, Mr. Mayes, Mr. Butler, Mr, Dunbar. VARSITY-FACULTY TEAM The annual Varsity-Faculty hockey game was held at the end of the R111 sports season. Through the all-out ef- forts ofthe above faculty members the game was a complete success, resulting in a 3-1 victory by the faculty. Even though the girls were defeated, they all felt that the game was one of the high points of the entire season 'Vi is 3 J Tux Q f mmsmf, , V. Mrs. Bf' - What do you mean you're tiredg I'm just beginning to get the feel of the game! Kneeling: D. Slanetz, S. Croteau,j. Roy: S. Brown. Co-Capt.. C. Fish, Co-Captg P. Bergeron, C. Staples. M. LaFreniere. Standing: Miss Mcffaughy, Coachg B. Wfomer. D. Shepard, H. Houghton. K. Arwe, K. Lawson, K. McCarthy, K. Smyth. D. Zimmermani M. Lacey. manager. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY The varsity hockey team had a fine season again this year, with a record offs-5 in regular lay, For the first time in five or six years enough interest was shown to make it necessary to hold tryouts for both .l.V. and Varsity teams. Keene looked much better this year with high scorers Kathie Lawson 1115, and Karen Arwe C61 The team put everything together for its last game ofthe season. their 5-O victory was a wonderful way to thank Miss McCaughy for the many years of fine coaching she has given girls' hockey teams. The Varsity will surely miss her next year. SCORES Mascenic . . . . . O Keene . . . . . 11 Fall Mt. .... . . 1 Keene . . . . . 2 Brattleboro. . . . . 5 Keene . . . . . 1 Northfield ........ . . O Keene . . . . . O Stoneleigh Burnham . . . . 1 Keene - - - - - 0 Monadnock ....... . . O KCCUC A - Q - . 5 Gardner. .. ...1 KCCHC . -- ..0 Putney ....... . . . 0 Keene - - - . . 2 High Mowing . . . . . O KCCUC - - - - - - 6 Fall Mt. ..... .... C amcelled Gardner... ...2 KCCI16......5 , Brattleboro. . . . . . 1 Keene . . . . . O 1 Putney .... . . . O KCCUC . - - - - 3 S. Barndollar 7 Is this what chicken legs calls th wing? C 207 Kneeling' L, King, M. Burkhart, B. Barrett, M. Conant, Sjones, Captain, V, Lutz, T, Nappi, Slanding: Miss Shreve, Coach, C. Carter,j. Duffett, D. johnson, C. Pasquerelli, P. Smith, CirCaptain, D. Hovannesian, A. Hood, C. Skidds, Manager, D. Mallet, Manager, P, Lysitt, Manager. This year Miss Shreve coached the IV. Team to an outstanding season often wins and one loss. For the first time in three years the girls defeated Fall Mt. The team, led by Ca tain Sue jones and Co-Captain Pat Smith, worked well together to develop the skills of five man basketball. The new rules required many hours of hard work and practice but the season was enjoyable because ofa great coach and a great deal of spirit. Brattleboro. . Gardner .... Bellows Falls Fall Mt.. . . . Brattleboro. . Gardner. . . Fall Mt.. . . . Bellows Falls Monadnock . Peterborough Peterborough 208 SCORES 1 3 Keene 20 Keene . 8 Keene 10 Keene 24 Keene 16 Keene 2 1 Keene 30 Keene 10 Keene 17 Keene 1 5 Keene Game against Bellows Falls. Kneeling: K. Hanna,j. Roy, Tri-Captain, G. Vfoodbury, Tri-Captain, T, Barrett, Tri-Captain, D. Zimmerman, M. DeLancey, P, Bergeron, 5. Ka spralt, K. Lawson, S. Barndollar, C. Fish. S. Brown, Miss McCaughey, Coach. VARSITY BASKETBALL This past year the girls' basketball teams experimented with the new five-man rulings. Because of this change the team s ent many hours ofpractice develo ing the new style ofplaying. Each member ofthe team along with Miss MeCii1ughey flelt that the season was Elled with devotion and spirit. As a result ofthe tie in voting the girls decided on tri-captains G. XVoodbury,j. Roy. and T. Barrett. The majority of the team will be returning next year in hopes ofa better season. Brattleboro. . Gardner .... Bellows Falls Fall Mt.. . . . Brattleboro. . Gardner .... Fall Mt.. . . . Bellows Falls Peterborough Peterborough Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene Keene They have us by 385 but we still have three quarters to catch them? ancr Roy SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Cheryl Fish Sue Brown Toni Barren K. McCarthy B. Wilcox 31 mba V i' 1 I ' , D. Slanctz K, Hanna E e is S Mr. Benrimo, Ken Reed - Our Favorite Photographer, Mr. Barrett - If you drive, don't drink! Mrs. Lambert - Keene I-Iigh's top finisher in WKBK's My Favorite Teacher Contest The Nurses - Help! Stacy Eaton - Last Minute Reflections. May you itll enjoy the victories in life. A Silent Farewell G IW ! saA PETE'S RESTAURANT 345 Winchester St., Keene, N. H. 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'N 69' f .1 Q T - Nw mg x-x--- 1--M-W 'N ADMINISTRATION Day, John W. 105 Lambert, Alfred 6, 105 Burns, Charles F. 7, 16, 106 Boucher, Roland R. 106 SECRETARIES Donahue, Cynthia 14, 150 Furlone, Alice P. 109, 150 Guild, Edith M. 109, 150 Roy, Jo-Anne 109, 150 Skidds, Rita 109 Storms, Joan 127 HEALTH DEPARTMENT Grandin, Barbara, R.D. H. 110 Graves, Lucille, Secretary 110 Watkins, Phyllis, R,N. 110 White, Helen, R.N. 16, 110 CUSTODIANS Bowker, Eva 110 Boyce, Clarence 101 Brousseau, Frank 110 Edmund, Harry 110 Emerson, Leon 110 Fields, Winfred 9 Keniston, Ai I10 Norcross, Frank 110 Ritcey, G. 110 Tucker, R. 110 LIBRARY PERSONNEL Chouinard, Zady 109 Gray, Beverly 109 Robbins, Muriel 109 FOOD SERVICE Beeck, H. 110 Bocka, S. 110 Boudrieau, E. 110 Brooks, B. 110 Carey, 110 Kremen, H. 110 LaBarre, 110 Lund, H. 110 Lyman, D. 110 Madden, E. 110 Martin, F. 110 Moffitt, B. 110 Nelson, M. 110 Nowak, E. 110 230 INDEX Rose, C. 110 Rousseau, N. 110 Secore, E. 110 Shepard, L. 110 Sturtevant, A. 110 FACULTY Allen, Herbert 81, 112 Arnold, Harry 123 Barker, Jean B. 108 Barrett, John B. 120, 121, 139 Barry, Jane 116, 144 Beauregard, Charlotte Beauregard, Judith 126, 167, 201, 203, 206 Bergeron, Lucien 19, 23, 111, 123 Bergeron, Nancy 23, 112, 113 Bolles, Frances 122 Bourassa, Edward 3, 12, 111, 118, 206 Bridge, George 119 Bridge, Harold 96, 114 Bridges, Paul 107 Burrill, Guy 2, 89, 115 Burrill, Hortense 93, 97, 114 Butler, Geoffrey 112, 157, 168, 206 Calef, Dorothy 112 Chase, Reuben 95, 114 Converse, David 112 Cummings, Robert 14, 119, 159, 162, 163 DiMeco, Joseph 123, 178, 196 Dixon, James 118 Donahue, Michael 95, 108, 118, 179 Drugg, Helen 68, 98, 115 Dundas, Raymond 123 Dunn, James 79, 112, 136, 137 Ellum, Arthur 102 Espiefs, Electra 90, 112 Fahey, William 87, 115 Farman, Miller 114 Frye, Paul 13, 77, 114, ies Gallagher, Laura 116, 144 Galloway, Helen. 80, 116, 145, 168 Gallup, Henry 100, 115, 158 Ginolfi, Mike 126, 168, 172, 179 Gober, Eugene 76, 118, 147 Gordon, Helen 17, 89, 116, 145 Grant, Richard 115 Harris, Audrey 126, 202 Henry, Martha 122, 166 Hetherman, Margaret 111, 113, 149 Hitchner, John 90, 112, 184 Holden, David 17, 81, 111, 116, 117 Holmes, Sheldon Hurt, Patricia 127 Hutchins, Dorothea 119, 163 Jacobs, Carol 83, 84, 124, 125 Jobin, Denis 80, 116 Johnson, David 127 Kilroy, Mary M. 124, 130 Lambert, Frances D. 212 Lambert, Francis 75, 118 Lockhart, Robert 120, 121 Lowery, Arnold 88, 114 MacPhail, Barbara 81, 124 Main, Howard 88, 114, 172, 179, 185, 193, 19 Mayes, John 118, 167, 174, 177, 195, 197, 206 McCaughey, Helen 78, 112, 207, 209 McMahon, Hope 119 Minikiello, David 108, 126, 179, 181, 190 Moore, Howard 123 Moynihan, Gerald 108 Murphy, Madeline 77, 112 Nims, Marjorie 115 O'Connell, John 108 Oros, Ethelyn 85, 122 Palmer, Judith 75, 111, 112, 205, 206 Pearson, Gertrude 101, 112, 168 Pierpont, David 107 Purbeck, Dudley 126 Quinn, Edward 78, 118, 168, 179,181 Ramsay, Murray 100, 118, 153, 159 Reynolds, Landon 124 Riel, Vincent 112 Safford, Norma 2, 119 Salo, John 98, 115 Schor, Ruth 87, 114, 206 Seavey, Gary 76, 124 Shreve, Shelia 126, 206, 208 Spear, Janet 70, 93, 112 Stabler, Lois 94, 118 Stacey, Rufus 99, 115 Storms, Charles 107 Tisdale, Nathalie 108 Tousley, Charles 114, 167 Trembly, Richard 115, 154, 167 Valiant, Elaine 2, 124 Ward, Judith 94, 111, 114 Welch, Joanne 85, 122, 166 Wheeler, Carolyn Whipple, Roger 93, 96, 112 Witham, George 36, 83, 112 Wyman, Gilbert 114 SENIORS Adams, Daniel C. 19, 26, 68, 179, 195 Alexander, Gilbert F. 66 Amadon, Margo G. 26 Amer, Brenda L, 26, 125 Anderson, Jean M. 26, 132, 202 Aron, Deborah L. 26 Arwe, Karen E, 23, 26, 71, 133, 137, 144, 148, 1 Ash, Kathleen F. 26 Ashworth, Susan 26, 145, 147, 149 Bailey, Keith V, 2, 27, 144, 147, 154, 155, 162, 1 Bailey, Susan M. 27, 136, 145 gler, Dyanne 23, 31, 198 rd, Carl W. 27 low, Deborah 27 re, Wayne M. 27 rett, Carol A. 27, 135 'rett, Toni M. 27, 204, 209, 210 'ry, James H. 27, 144, 177 rchelder, Evelyn 28, 67, 129, 140, 142, 145, 149 res, Frank M, 28, 144, 190, 195 rulieu, Denis 28 Zkwith, Catherine 28, 141, 144, 147, 149 aw, Larry F. 28 is, Scuyler 16 mett, Molly R. 28 rgeron, Brian E. 28, 177 rgeron, Kenneth 28 rgeron, Kris 29, 185 geron, Nancy 29, 150 'erstock, Malcolm 29, 130, 131 fl, Thomas L. 29, 172, 185 nchard, Barbara 29 od, Kathleen 29, 166 rrdman, John S. 29, 159 md, Douglas R. 29, 159, 160, 161, sworth, Chester R. 30 arassa, Kenneth A. 13, 30 dstreet, Gordon L. 30 162, 163 gg, Darold K. 30, 141, 159, 160, 161 dge, Barbara A. 30, 145, 194 vwn, Carmen 30 iwn, Sue Ellen 30, 194, 204, 207, mo, Anthony 30 fungJudnh A.23,31,139,158 'nham, Clara 31 npbell, James F. 31, 179 rfield, Rich L. 31 rtlin, Craig C. 31 ter, Stephen W. 2, 31, 149 stor, Dawn H. 31 tor, Diane A. 31 tor, Donna M. 32 1mberlain, Dana 32 209, 210 lPCll,fBfl1CC P. 32, 136, 159, 161, 190 ise, Alan W. 32, 145 ise, James R. 32 ise, Marsha A. 32 revet, Debra A. 32 rver, Ronald F. 32, 186 ckering, Carl B. 33 Jrney, Steven G. 33, 143, 157 istopherson, Keron M. 33, 202 Tk, Howard R. 33, 179, 194 rk, Janet E. 33, 158 tes, Deborah 12, 23, 33, 41, 146, 164 vb, Gary A. 33, 69 n, William Z. 33, 132 129,130 152 140 1 y 1 Lstock, Marcia L. 34, 144, 145, 149 1ant, Kathie A. 34 ie, Brian D. 34 Cook, Bettyjane 34, 160 Corliss, Douglas 34 1 Corliss, Lana G. 34 Cote, Margaret M. 34 Cotton, Sharon A. 34, 150, 158 Cox, Terry M. 35, 155, 179 Croteau, Cynda G. 35, 150 Croteau, Douglas P. 35, 102, 178, 196 Crowell, Robert S. 33, 154 Cutting, Linda 35 Damiano, Paul 35, 137, 144, 149, 154, 159, 160, 190 Dechane, Ethel M. 35 DeCoff, Cheryl E. 20, 25, 55, 130, 152, 150, 202 Delworth, Donna 36 Demers, Debra 36, 158 Descoteaux, Bruce K. 36 DiTullio, Michael 36 Donahue, Neil 66 Donovan, Linda 36 Douglas, Mark A. 36, 69, 178, 196 Doyle, Janice W. 36, 150 Drugg, Donna C. 36 Duffy, Kathleen M, 23, 37 Duhaime, Michael A, 37 Dundas, Charles R. 37 Duplissie, 5une C. 37 Eaton, Stacy 20, 23, 37, 130, 133, 139, 140, 144, 159, 177 Ellis, Carlene 37 Ellsworth, Carl F. 37, 190 Emery, Roger W. 37 Emmond, Donna 38, 121 Erskine, Anne E. 14, 38, 160 Geller, Ann H. 41, 69, 139, 144, 149, 201 Gemmell, Heather 41, 158 Gilbo, Paul H. 41 Girs, Barbara 41, 132, 141, 144 Goldsmith, David C. 41, 68, 170, 174, 175 Godell, Diana L. 13, 42 Goodrich, Lorraine R. 42, 125 Gordon, Cheryl G. 42 Gordon, Marcia S. 42, 134, 135, 144, 145, 148, 149 160, 162 Graf, John 42 Greenier, Carolyn A. 10, 23, 42, 71, 132, 141 Grout, Jane E. 42, 134, 135 Grover, Gary A. 66 Guyette, Dexter E. 43 Guyette, Jody 21, 43, 140, 162, 163 Hall, Karen Richards 43 Hall, Marshall P. 43 Hanrahan, Mary A. 43, 204 Harper, Kathryn A. 23, 43, 129, 158, 164, 202 Harris, Peter M. 43, 174 Hathaway, Martha L. 43, 145 Hart, Kenneth W. 44 Hart, Susan M. 44 Hayward, David R. 44 Hebert, Philip G. 23, 44. 68. 70, 145, 182, 185, 187 194 A Heise, Theo G. 44 Herrick, Mark C. 44 Hickey, Barbara R. 15, 44, 204 Holbrook, Lawrence P, 44 Houghton, Heather G. 45, 207 Howard, Gail M. 45, 198, 200 Howard, Gary F. 45, 140, 162 Everard, Robert G. 38 Fahey, Marie A. 2, 38, 158, 201 Fauteux, Patricia M. 38 Fish, Cheryl A. 58, 130, 133, 203, 207, 209, 210 Fish, Ronald G. 38 Fish, Russell E. 38 Flavin, Thomas W. 39 Fleming, Athena E. 39, 150 Flint, Terry 39, 129, 140, 142, 162 Foley, Kevin P. 39 Folsom, Shawn M. 39 Fontaine, Joyce M. 39 Forcier, Thomas 39 Foster, Martha 39, 132. 134, 135, 137, 144 Fowler, Frederick M, 39 Fox, David H. 66 Francis, Frederick 40, 178, 196 Frazier, Joanne E. 40 Frechette, Henry 21, 23, 40, 103, 162, 179, 189, 197 Freedman, Robert S. 40 Frigon, Eileen M. 40, 202 Fuller, Kathleen F. 40 Fuller, Nancy L. 40 Gale, Joyce M. 41 Garland, Carol A. 41 Garland, Raymond E. 41 Howe, Deborah 45, Hunt, David M. 45 144, 145 Hunter, Hazel I. 45, 157 Hurley, Deborah M. 45, 150 Hutchins, Cindy L. 45 Imondi, Nancy L. 46, 137, 144, 145, 148, 149 Johndro, Renee A. 17, 46 Johnson, Cynthia 46, 132, 141, 144 Johnson, Gary C. 46, 179, 190 Johnson, Janice K. 46, 69, 141 Keating, Kathleen A. 66 Kendall, Sharon A. 12, 46, 141, 158, 165 Kent, Wesley P. 46 Kenyon, Leon 47 King, Gary A. 47 Kingsbury, Deborah E. 47, 158 Knickerbocker, Jay A. 47 Krumenaker, Karen G. 47 LaChance, Evelyn M. 47, 136, 145, 149 Lachenal, Deborah 47, Ladam, Michael 47, 69, Landers, Keith 21, 23 Lang, Faye M, 48, 69, Laskowski, Stephen L. Lawson, Susan A. 48, LeClair, John R. 48 1 150 103, 159, 148, 149, 157, 169 103, 130, 131, iss 141 48, 153, 178 147, 149, 15715 162 231 Lemnah, Bruce D. 66 Leslie, Roxanne M, 48 Lesure, Denise P. 48, 141, 159111 160 Leveille, Paul A. 49 Lilly, Thomas 49, 69, 179, 190, 193, 219 Little, Linda M. 21, 23, 49, 130, 131, 137, 141, 165 Lohman, Leslie 49 Lombard, Edward 49 Lougee, Janet 66 Lozey, Karen E. 49 Lucier, Deborah L. 49 McCann, Michael 50 Mackey, Omni M, 66 Malcolm, Paula 23, 50, 69, 202 Mallory, Truman 50, 154, 155, 162 Manning, Joanne M. 50, 68, 132 Marden, James 50, 160, 161, 188 Martin, Darlene M. 50 Martinez, Theresa 50 Mason, Sheila M. 12, 51, 125 McCarty, Karen M. 51, 160, 207, 211 Melanson, George 51 Metivier, Judith L. 14, 51, 129, 132, 139, 158, 224 Miller, David B. 51 Miller, Debbie 21, 23, 51, 141 Miller, Jaclyn E. 51 Miller, Linda M. 51 Mills, Robert L. 52, 177 Mohr, Kathleen A, 21, 23, 52, 68, 198 Moore, Anne E. 52, 136, 166 Murphy, Kathryn A, 52, 144 Neaves, Regis E. 14, 52 Nelson, Elaine M. 18, 19, 52, 130, 158 Nies, Dale 52 Nowak, Thomas D. 52, 179 O'Brien, John L. 53 O'Brien, Lauren 53, 137, 141, 149 O'Donnell, Michael C. 53, 202 Oliver, Steve 53 O'Neil, Timothy 53 Oros, Kenneth 16, 21, 23, 53, 130, 136, 148, 154, 159, 160 Ouellette, Richard R. 53, 172, 179, 185, 197 Paige, Patricia A. 53 Paire, Steven 54, 170, 179, 190, 195 Parker, Joel R. 54, 177 Patnode, Karen A. 23, 54, 137, 144, 158, 202 Penchikoski, Theresa A. 54 Perham, Rosemarie 54, 150 Perreault, Janice L. 54 Phillips, David A. 54 Phippard, James P. 55, 70, 71, 136, 144, 147, 149, 154 Piper, Yvette G. 55, 125 Plant, Linda S. 55 Plimipton, Donna L. 55 Plumb, Martha 55 Pollock, Bruce 55 Powell, Christine 55 Pratt, John J. 55, 70 232 Pregent, Patricia 56 Priest, Ellen 56, 134, 136, 141 Primrose, Nancy L. 56 Provenchia, Charlotte A. 56 Purdy, Jane M, 20, 23, 56, 130, 132, 148, 158 Quintillio, Julia A. 56 Rajala, Reuben R. 56 Rathburn, Wayne W. 56 Rawlings, George H. '57 Reardon, Patricia 21, 57, 68, 150, 158, 165 , Reynolds, Carol A. 21, 23, 57, 130, 132, 158, 165 Reynolds, Thomas R. 57, 68 Rice, John A. 57 Richardson, Christina P. 57, 164 Richmond, Hyla E. 57 Rideout, Gayle A. 57, 137, 141 Rioux, Linda M. 58, 125, 133 Robidoux, Michael 58, 179, 186 Rosinski, Charles B. 58, 182 Rossiter, Christine A. 58, 132, 137, 147, 158, 198 Rothermel, Cindy M. 58 Roy, Janet A. 23, 58, 129, 164, 207, 209, 210 Russell, Donna 58, 141 Russell, Reinette A. 58, 158 Saari, Bonnie Petrin 59, 158, 198 St. Laurent, Mary A, 20, 59 Salce, Gayle M. 59 Sansoucie, Linda C. 59, 166, 188 Sanders, Shirley A, 59 Scadova, William D. 59 Schleitlin, Suzette 59 Schneider, Joanne 59, 69, 70, 150, 158, 198 Scholfield, Mark C. 60, 149, 179 Scribner, Bonnie 20, 60, 132, 150, 160 Shaw, John 60 Shaw, Linda S, 60, 150, 158 Shields, Michael 66 Simmons, Russell S. 60 Singer, Deborah 23, 60, 70, 132, 153 Smith, Steven G, 66 Snowman, Thomas D. 23, 61, 128, 131, 148, 149, 154, 190 Soucise, William F. 10, 61, 145, 149 Souza, Kathleen T. 61, 144, 145 Spaulding, Cheryl A. 61 Steele, Pamela 61, 137 Steiner, Randy F, 61 Stillings, Biletta 61 Waal, Cynthia W. 63 Walsh, Ronald D. 63 Washburn, Douglas S. 66, 70 Watkins, Geary 63, 185, 188 Watson, Sally A, 63 Watterson, Kevin 23, 63, 155, 172, Way, Deborah P. 64 Webster, Sandra A. 64 Weisberg, Ann 64 Welch, James E. 64 Wheeler, Kitke W. 64, 70, 148, 149 Whtppic, John B. 64 White, Philip 64, 147, 149 Whitney, Mary L. 64 Widyn, Deborah A. 65 Wilber, Judy E. 65 Wilcox, Brenda L, 65, 201, 203, 21 Williams, Penny L. 65 Williams, Ron C, 65 Woodward, Bruce C. 66 Wyman, Barri L. 65 Wyman, Thomas 65 Zuccale, Christine L, 66 Zwicker, Lianne 66 JUNIORS Abbott, Steven A. 76, 186 Adams, Scott B. 76 Aldington, Thomas H. Alexander, Mary 76 Alexander, Rosemary A. Alther, Christine A. 137, 141 182, 185, 1 ,155,169,1 1 Anderson, Barbara F. 74, 75, 76, 132 Anderson, Calvin ' Archibald, Mary A. Ash, Cynthia M. Baldvins, Jon E. 160 Ball, Gerald F. , 135, 14Zl Barndollar, Sherry F. 15, 75, 76, 173, 202, 209 Barnett, Ronald R. 76 Barrett, Glen L. Bartashevich, Linda E. 76, 136, 145 Bastille, William 76 Batchelder, Sharon L. 76, 136 Beam, Nelson E. Beauregard, Robert E. 174 Beauregard, Steven E, 76 Stockwell, James B. 61, 70 Sumner, Kathleen E. 62, 150 Sweeney, Suzan 62 Tarr, Diane M. 62 Taylor, Willard L. 62 Tebo, Michael R. 62 Thompson, Nancy L. 16, 62 Thompson, Pamela 66 Titus, Brian E. 62, 153 Trask, Debra A. 62, 145, 149, 201 Tweedie, Constance D. 63, 128, 133 Vermouth, Linda S. 23, 63, 130, 133, 137. 158, 160 Beeck, Ursula M, Bell, Peter A. 76, 179 Bergeron, Bruce 73, 154, 179 Bergeron,Juliana T. 75, 124, 132, Bergeron s Luciiia M. 137, 145 Bergeron, Mark N. 76, 186, 188 Bergeron, Maxine B. 76 Bergeron Bergeron Bird, Lee Patricia L. 15, 76, 136, 2 , Paula M, 16, 76 L. 75 Biron, Alexander F. 76 Bittner, Linda M. 135, 136, 1 03, 207, 2 Faucher, Louise M. 77 in, Kathryn M. 76, 144, 157 au, Mark S. 76 au, Norman R. 76, 179 es, Phyllis A. 76 'den, Lindsay 76, 170, 179, 185, 196 icher, Sharon A. 76, 205 Jffard, Lucinda 121, 133, 160 rea, Edward C. 160 ssett, John D. 74, 76, 158, 170, 172, 179, 186, 90, 193 'kley, Helena M. 76 fum, DeeDee N. 76 ns, Steven P. 76, 159, 173, 177, 179 apbell, William A. 76, 179 dello, Mark R. 76, 179 pane, Timothy 76, 179 cy, Michael B. 76, 185, 188, 195 ey, Sandra 76, 134, 135, 166 I, William A. 76, 186 rer, Donna M. 76, 103 sin, Richard L. 75, 76, 186 tor, Gail M. 76 :or, Mike E. tra, Maria C. ce, Guy S. 76, 121, 157 ffee, Priscilla A. 76 mberlain, Debbie A. mberlin, Wendy 76 mbers, Maryellen 75, 76, 144, 160, 204 se, Thomas H. 75, 76, 117, 132, 135, 189 ever, Thomas E. 76 ckering, Frances M. 76, 145, 157 ckering, Sally A. 76, 79, 145 . ckering, William L. urney, Marilyn M. 77, 137, 150 istopherson, Jennie E. 77 'k, Maureen A. 74, 75, 77, 141, 162 Ib, Katharine M. 77, 132, 205 ly, Stephen W. plny, George F, 189 erford, Nancy 77, 135, 136, 141, 145 ipola, dner William D. 77 R. 91, 183 ery, Martha 188 ello 1 Karen L. 75, 77, 144, 165 ng, Andrew 77 , Vicki M, 77, 150, 201 dall, Stephen D. 77, 159, 160, 162 s, Michael S. 77 s, Thomas E. 77 eau, James R. 77 eau, Linda L. 125 eau, Shelly j. 77, 142, 145, 162, 202, 207 eau, Thomas M. 74, 157 mmings, Audrey D. 77, 129, 140, 160, 162 er, Steven F. 155, 182, 185, 186 ell, Shirley D. 77 iano, Patricia C. 77 ing, Edward W. 15, 77, 141 is, Judy A. Davis, Margaret A. 77, 121, 166 Davis, Paul 77 Dearth, Melinda 77, 166 Dee, Jerome F. 77, 174, 177 DeLancey, Mary-Ann 77, 136, 204, 209 DeLancey, Thomas L. 75, 77, 139, 140, 144, 162 Denis, Donna M. 77 Derby, Kathleen 77 DeRocher, B. Derosier, Lawrence D. Desjardins, Patricia L. Desmarais, Adrian A. 77 Deuso, Wanda M. 77 DiBernardo, Donald U. 77, 157 Donahut, T. 81 Dratwa, Michael R. 77, 115 Driscoll, Michael 77 Dube, Donna 81, 137, 144 DuBois, Gary M. 77, 179 DuBois, Wendy T. 77, 140, 141, 144, 162 DuBriske, Paul C. 75, 77, 188 Duffy, Jon W. 77 Duhaime, Mark 77 DuMond, Nancy D. 77, 150 Dunn, Ronald R. 77 Duquette, Robin 77 Durward, Karen M. 75, 77, 132, 135, 144 'Egan, Robert R. 77 Ellsworth, Steve 77, 79, 190, 196 Emerson, James A. 77, 186 Evans, Nancy A. 77, 199 Facteau, Rebecca E. 77 Fahey, Debra J. 77, 136, 141, 144, 201, 205 Farina, Abigail 77, 135, 140, 141, 142, 162, 163 Farmer, Cindy L. Farmer, Harold N. Field, Joanne M. 77 Fish, James M. 77, 160, 161 Fitzmorris, Carolann 77, 166 Fontaine, Bruce J. 77 Forest, David M. 77, 177, 179, 190 Foster, Janice M. Fox, Barry Fredette, James A. 77 Friedman, Raymond A. Fuller, Christine E. 78, 141, 162, 163 Furlone, Robert K. 78, 154, 155, 162 Gagne, Bernard Gagnon, David B. 78 Gale, Joyce M. Gallagher, Joseph A. 78 Gallagher, Stephen 78, 179, 189 Gallagher, Susan M. 132 Garland, Anne C. 157 Gauthier, Richard W. 78 Geller, John F. 75, 78, 144, 155 Gemmell, Van M. 78, 162 George, Cathy E. 78 Cnade, N. 81, 136 Goodell, Mark R. 127 Goodwin, John 78 Greene, Skiff Grout, Alan C. 78 Grover, Dorothy L. 78 Guyette, Mike N. 160 Guyette, Pamela J. Hagland, Ross E. Hale, Collean M. 78 Hall, Matthew B. Hamil, Bruce 189, 194 Hammond, Robert L. 78 Hanna, Katherine M. 75, 78, 136, 139, 209, 211 Hanrahan, Maureen A. 78 Harper, Diane H. 78, 141 Harper, Janet M. 75, 78, 141, 162, 164 Harris, Matthew R. 75, 78 Hartwell, Kathy G. 78 Hartwell, Orson W. 78 Hartwell, Stephen A. 78 Healey, Susan Hedblom, Anthony W. 78 Hetherman, Mark 78, 155 Hilow, Sherine L. 13, 78 Hildreth, Susan 78 Hockett, Timothy C. 17, 78 Holbrook, Michael A. 78 Hopkins, Timothy C. Horton, Sharron A. 78, 134 Houpis, Elana C. 75, 78, 144, 216 Hovhannesian, Susan K. 136, 141 Hugel, Robert D. 78, 154 Hurt, Margaret Hyatt, William s. 179, 182, 194 Ingalls, Bette G. 78 Jacques, Michael W. Janda, Jacqueline E. 78, 198 Johndro, Linda D. 78 Johnson, Thomas A. 78 Kapiloff, Alan B. 78 Kasprak, Susan A. 75, 78, 132, 144, 209 Kenyon, Beverly 78 Kernozecky, Roger K. 78 Kilyanczik, Ron T. King, Keith T. 72, 78, 133, 177, 197 King, Linda G. Knight, Jane M. 78, 162 Knight, Richard 81, 157 Konides, Ellen 78, 198, 200, 204 Koski, John U. 78 Koski, Terry 78 Lacey, Margot 78, 144, 207 Lacoillee, Denise M. 78, 121, 137, 144 LaCoste, Michael K. 74, 78, 162 LaFreniere, Martha A. 78, 144, 201, 207 Lagerberg, Theresa E. 78, 205 LaMontagne, Gary M. 78 Lamoureux, Donna L. 78 Lamoureux, Edward 78 Lamoureux, Kathleen E. 78, 141, 144 Lawson, Kathie 75, 79, 133, 172, 204, 207, 209 Lawson, Lauren 79, 145 LeClair, jane M. 75, 132, 137 Leduc, Lee A. 153 Lent, Rod S. LeRoy, Christine M. 79 Lombard, Roger D. 79 Longever, joseph Loos, Andrea 79, 115, 201, 203, 205 Lucius, Gertrude E. 79, 150 Lund, Earle L. 79 Lussier, Carlon C. 159, 160, 16151 179 Lynch, Mark A. MacKenzie, Linda Madden, Timothy W. 79 Marcorte, Mary M. Mason, Rita M. 74, 79 Mike 186 McCann, Mike 81 McCurdy, Michael R. McLellan, Vicki M. 79, 132, 133, 137 Merrill, Gary A. 79 Merrill, Marlie A. 79, 186 Miner, Eva H. Mitchell, Alice A. 134, 135, 203 Moore George H. Moore Linda G. 79, 145, 203 Moore, Terry F. 79, 162, 205 Moran, Morin, Gail F. 79, 135 Robert P. 79, 144 Morton, Linda D. 79, 141, 144, 162 Mosley, Alana 165 Mullett, Dana L. 80 Murphy, Roger L. 186 Nappi, Christine 81, 144 Neilson, Lynette M. 102 Nelson, David E. 80, 87, 127, 175 Newcombe, john T. 80, 161 Newton, Elaine M. Nicholls, Jerry M. 80 Nies, Deborah 80, 204 O'Brien, Katherine A. O'Donnell, Terry 80 Olmstead, Wendy 80, 129, 164 Olmstead, William 80, 160 Olson, Eric A. 80, 142, 144, 145, 148, O'Neal, Thomas B. O'Neal, Calvin M. 80, 157 Orgaz, David G. 80, 117, 136, 162 Osgood, Susan E. 75, 80, 130, 132, 15 Page, Steven A. 80, 174, 177 Parenteau, Gerri G. 80 Parenteau, john 80 Parsons, Rodney D. 80, 157, 178, 182 Patnode, Gary M. 179, 190 Pelkey, Michael R. 80 Pembroke, Patricia A. 80 Pembroke, Paul P. 80 155 8, 205 Pemrick, Christine A. 75, 80, 140, 141, 145, 157, 160 Perham, Charles A. 80 234 Perkins, Walter A. 74, 80, 160, 188 Perron, Patricia Piper, Kimberley A. 80 Pocketr, Susan j. 80 Poisson, Paul E, Pollock, Brenda A. 75, 80, 141, 162, 202 Potter, Michael F. 80 Price, janet 80, 141, 144 Proulx, Nelson F. 80 Putnam, Gene R. 80 Read, Scott A. 80 Reed, Kenneth W. 80, 128, 131 Remy, Donna R. 80, 137, 141, 144 Reynolds, Frank A. Rhoades, Judith M. 80 Richards, Diane K. 80 Richardson, Dale M. 73 Richmond, Stanley A. Rivers, Harold L. 80 Robbins, james E. 80, 121, 127 Robbins, Stephen C. Rodat, Robert K. 80, 189 Rosinski, joseph T. 182, 196 Rousseau, Deborah M. 80, 141, 145 Roy, Paul W. so, 179, 182, 186 Ruelke, Kathleen M. 80 Ruelke, Ruelke, Russell, P. 81 Timothy 80, 81 David A. Russell, Laurence H. Russell, Saari, Randy St. jean, Louanne M. 137, 141 Salmon, Nancy E. 80, 137 Sanders, George N. 80 Scadova, Robert 80, 190 Shakour, Mitchell G. Shangraw, Forrest E. 80, 174, 175, 194 Sharkey, Ellen A. Shepard, Deborah C. 80, 144, 145, 207 Sheridan, Michael T. 12, 80 Sidilau, Diane 198 Simon, Frank 144 Simpson, Mark R.81,134,135,139, 141,144, 155, 162, 224 Slanetz, Diane 75, 81, 145, 157, 173, 207, 211 Sliva, Sally R. 81 Sliva, Teresa A. 81 Slusser, janet G. 81 Smith, Duane T. 81 Smith, Linda L. 81, 150 Smyth, Gordon H. 81, 186 Snyder, Susan L. 81, 145 Spicher, Robert K. 81 Spiess, David W. 179 Starkey, Sally A. Steiner, Robert A. 81 Stinson, Sharon A. 81, 188 Sullivan, Michael D. 74, 81, 1 Sunter, Karen L. 81, 160, 162 62, 174, 177 Taylor, Dianne L. Thomas, Laura K. 81 Thomas, Lynn M. 81, 137, 141 Thomas, Nancy C. 81, 150, 199, 200 Thompson, Melissa L. 81 Thirsher. P. Tolman, L. Trask, Larry E. 13, 81, 188 Tribble, Cecile 135, 141 Tullar, Richard I. Turgeon, Andrew C. 76 Underwood, Bette Venne, Dianne Walden, Stephanie C. Waldron, Gay 17, 74, 79, 81, 137 Walter, Ralph 81 Washburn, Susan Watkins, Karen R. 81 Wheelock, Gary W. 81 Whittemore, Susan 81 Wilder, Ronald 81 Willette, Jolene B. 81 Willette, Steven M. 81 Williams, Barbara A. 81, 188 Williams, Sandra Woodbury, Gail A. 81, 209 Woodman, Eric 74 Wormer, Deborah 81, 207 Wyman, Constance 81, 137 Wyman, Nancy 75, 81, 132, 137, 141 162 Zarr, Paul R. Zimmerman, Diane M. 81, 133, 145, 203 207 Zulch, William N. 75, 81, 139 SOPHOMORES Abbot, Bryant P. 85, 127 Adams, Charlene D. Ainsworth, Janice M. Ainsworth, Thomas A. 85 Aldrich, Mark L. 83, 85, 160 Aldrich, Margaret 85, 145 Andersen, Susan M. 205 Anderson, Carole L. 85 Anderson, Rodger L. 85 Antilla, Dawn Aril, Theresa I. 85 . Arwe, Michael H. 83, 85, 145, 154, 178 Ash, -Ioan E. Ashworth, Dawn M. Ashworth, James H. 85 Auger, William R. 83, 85 Awalr, Amhonette j. Bach, Linda M. Baker, Jeannine L. 86 Baldvins, Lynn A. 86 Ballas, Christopher 85, 160, 161, 183, 187 Bankowski, Glen 86 Bardis, Mary 82, 86, 199 Barnett, Beverly A. 162 :tt, Thomas H. 86, 182, 183, 187 om, Douglas L. aw, Ernest 86 helder, Elizabeth 85, 141 helder, Nancy 86 e, Susan R. lregard, Bernard V. 86 feau, Kathleen A. 86, 97 lvavici, Donna 86 mett, L. Dickinson 86 eron, David G. 86, 179 eron, Edward 86, 183, 187 eron, Raymond 86 , Allen M. 188 , David A. 84, 159, 160, 161 , Dru L. , Robert 86, 89, 178, 183 , Harley R. chette, Richard A. ,Joe1T. 85, 141, 159 d, Carolyn I. 166 ll, David R. 83, 86, 160, 161 ther, Barbara A. 83, 86, 160 ther, Brian S. 86, 159, 160 in, Michelle 1. 86, 141, 198 haw, John R. , Sandra A. 86 y, Kym M. 86 t, Arthur L. 83, 86, 139 , Kevin P. 86, 87 e, Kathryn J. on, Lou A. 86, 198 ahan, David A. 86 o, Debra L. 86, 160 ett, Mary A. 86, 142, 144 este, Gail M. 86, 145, 153, 157 am, Kell P. Ly, Brian L. 86, 160, 161 s, Richard D. 86 an, William 86 bell, Kathleen R. 86, 201, 205 on, Deborah L. 86 n, Mina L. 86 IHC, Wayne 86, 127, 179 , Douglas A. r, Mark A. 86 , Cheryl A. 86, 87, 160, 208 , Philip W. 86, 128 r, Daniel 86 r, Kenneth Rl ll, Alex 86 t, David M. 86 berlain, D. 91 pney, Linda L. 86 , Carol A. 86 ' , Christine E. , Darrell K. 91 , Sharon D. 86 ering, Martha , Debra 86, 150 Clark, Dennis A. Clark, John E. 86, 178 Clark, Judith E. 82, 86 Clark, Linda L. 83, 86, 203 Clarke, Christopher S. 86, 141, 154 160 Clarke, Richard 86, 187 Cloutier, David L. 86 Coates, Cynthia B. 83 Coleman, David N. Collier, Carl S. Cone, Brenda D. 86 Cormier, Robert 86 Cram, Heidi T. 86 Crocker, Janine M. Croteau, Donna 1. 86 Crowell, Wayne F. 86, 174, 179 Davis, Carol M. Davis, claire E. 85, 135 Davis, Donald A. 1 s DAvis, Gary W. 83, 85, 160, 178 Davis, Linda M. DAvis, Morton A. Davis, Scott C. 85, 139 Day, Kathleen Y. 85, 142, 153, DeBonnville, Elizabeth A. 85 Dechane, Susan L. 72 Dechesneau, 83 Deck, Richard A. 83, 91, 157 Descoteaux, Joan A. 85 Descoteaux, Michael J. Desilets, Andrea M. 85, 90, 141 DiBernado, Patricia M. 85, 141 DiSouza, A. 91 Dodge, Charles H. 85 Donahue, Michael 85 Donaldson, Sandra Doody, Carolyn A. 91 Doody, James A. Doody, Mary Jane 85, 201 Doyle, Peter L. 82, 83, 85, 144, Drawhorn, Freda A. Driscoll, Nancy E. 85 Drogue, Catollyn A. 85, 141 Ducharme, Suzanne M. Duchesneau, James R. 85, 179 Duffy, Maureen 85 DuGray, Richard A. 85 Dundas, Robert P. 85, 162 Dunn, Carl W. 83, 85, 139 Dunnell, John M. 83, 85, 139 Duplisse, D. 91 Dyer, Thomas P. Earle, Robert C. 188 Eastman, Bruce R. 87 Ellis, Bruce K. 87, 154 Emery, Susan 150 Erunski, Debra L. 87, 204 Fairbanks, Chandler V. 87, 117 Fairbanks, Richard A. Fallon, Kathleen A. 87 162 182, 183 161, 162 Faucher, Marie T. 82 Faulkner, Peter S. 83, 87, 144, 183 Fauteux, Donna L. 87 Fiiield, Shirley M. 87 Fiory, Randall M. 87 Fish, Andrew D. 87 Fish, Beverly A. Fish, Tamela 87 Flagg, Christopher D. 87, 187 Flagg, Marie E. Flagg, Robert A. Flanders, Dana B. 87 Flavin, Judith A. 83, 87, 140, 142 Fletcher, Stephen J. 87, 188 Fontaine, James E. 87 Forman, Alicia K. 87 Foster, Ellen L. 87 Fowler, Randy B. Fowler, Robin L. Fox, Barry 87 Francisco, David L. 87 Fraser, Susan D. French, Kathleen R. 87 Frink, Andrew R. Fuller, Jean A. 87, 150 Fuller, John M. 87 Fuller, Valerie 87 Gagnon, Patricia G. 87, 157, 204 Gauthier, Sherrie D. 87 Georgina, William L. 87, 179, 187, 190 Gerow, Bruce B. Gilbert, Patricia A. Gilman, Kevin W. 87 Girador, Michele 73, 87 Goodale, Michael L. 87, 179, 188, 189 Goodrich, Donna M. Goodrich, Laura A. Gordon, Kevin F. 87, 157 Gourlay, Gary A. Gower, Peter W. 87 Graf, Brian R. 87, 175, 183 Graves, Michael L. 87, 178, 179 Green, Judy M. 87 Green, Ketch J. 87 Green, Margaret E. 87, 203 Greene, Cynthia M. 87, 141 Greene, Nancy 87 Gregory, Aila 87 Grover, Floyd L. 87 Guyette, Robin K. 87 Guyette, Wayne D. 87, 127 Hall, Gordon R. 87 Hall, Norman C. 87 Hamlin, Gale L. 87, 177, 182, 183 Harmon, Sally S. 87, 201 Harper, Emily H. 87, 160 Harper, Joan M. 83, 87, 141 Harper, Susan R. 88 Harper, William J. 88, 160 Harris, Steven E. hart, Ronald A. Hartwell, June R. 88 Hathaway, Melissa R. 88 Hart, Gary P. 88 Healey, Michael 88 Helie, Robert S. 88 Hemeon,J. 88, 141, 150, 161 Henderson, John D. Henneon, Hetherman, Michael R. 88, 140, 1 Hill, Andrew A. 88, 179, 187 Hill, Caryl J. ss, 142, 145, 162 Hilow, Karen M. 88 Hilton, Karen 88 Hobbs, Stanley Hollis, John Hooper, Timothy Hope, Daniel 88 Hosmer, Jean 88 Howe, Carol 88, 144, 165 Howland, Alan 88 Hugel, Thomas 88 Hurley, James 88, 140, 142, 162 Hurt, Stephen 88 Hutchins, Claude Ingalls, Shirlee Jacoun, Michael 88 James, Gail 83, 88, 144, 160, 205 Jobin, Joseph 88 Johnson, Barbara 42, 154, 160, 162 Johnson, Dianne 83, 88, 145, 162, 208 Johnson, Jeffrey 83, 88, 128, 131, 139, 160 Jones, Susan 88, 208 Judd, Marilyn 88 Kapiloff, Sandra 88 Kelly, 88 Kelly, K. 83, 187 Kendall, Crystal 88 Kenyon, John 88 Kernozicky, Randy Key, Stephen 88, 160 King, Louise 88, 208 Kingsbury, Horace 188 Kingsbury, James 88, 145 Kingsbury, William Knickerbocker, Jon Know, Gladys Koski, Michael 88, 154 Kreissle, Victoria 88 Krumenaker, Albert Labounty, Forest 88 LaCoste, David 88, 162 LaDam, Andrea 88 LaFrenier, David 88, 144, 178 Lagace, Rebecca Lake, Beverly 88 Lake, Bonita 88 LaMontagne, Mary 91 Lamoureux, Joseph Lamoureux, Linda 88, 150 236 Lan cey, Patsy 86, 160 Lane, Bruce 88 Lanpher, Rickie 88 Larawy, Steven 88 Larson, Carol 88 Laurier, James 88 LeBeau, Shirley 88 LeBrun, Gary 88 LeClair, Michelle 88, 204 Leighton, Gary 83, 89, 160 LaMarchmont, Charles Lewis, Terry LeTourneau, G. 89 Libby, Doree 89 Linscott, Debra 89, 204 Little, Brandon 89 1 Locher, Margaret 89 Lockhart, Whelan 89 Lombard, Michael 89 Lougee, Craig 83, 89 Lynch, Peter 89 MacKenzie, Mark Mackey, Francis 89 MacPhail, Edward Madden, Daniel 89 Maki, Jerry 89 Mallett, Debra 89, 141, 208 Mallett, Steve Martin, Lynn Martin, Wanda Martineau, Michael 89 Masiello, Joseph 89 May, William 89 McCarthy, Michael 89 McDougle, Jerome 89, 175, McPhail, Kathy 89 McPhail, E. 89 McQuillan, S. 14, 91 Meader, Brian 89 Meader, Nancy 89 Miles, Robert Miller, Jeffrey 89 Molesky, Eva Moore, Gail Moran, Nancy 89, 141 Motel, Michael 89 Mosher, Daniel 89 Murdock, Donald 12, 188 Murdough, Edward 89, 175 Nappi, Toni 160, 208 Nelson, Joan 89 Neuhoff, Nancy 89 Nicholas, Gail Niles, R. 89 Norton, Robert 89 Nutting, Larry O'Brien, Sheila 89 Ohman, Ohman, Daniel 89 Paul 12, 89, 162 Olmstead, Robert 89, 179, 188 187 161, 162, 163, 179 O'Neil, Kathleen Paine, Michael 188 Paquette, Armand 89, 188 Paradise, Abbie L. Parenteau, Lucien A. 89 Parenteau, Theresa A. 89, 135, 141 203 Parker, Kimberly J. 89, 145, 157, 160 Parker, Susan E. Pasquerelli, Cynthia A. 83, 89, 208 Patenaude, Pamela A. 89, 160 Peets, Karen Sue 89 Perry, Timothy E. Pierce, Robert E. 90 Pierce, Robert S. Plante, Paul Pletzner, Leona R. 90 Plumb, Allan W. 90 Poisson, Richard A. Pratt, Stephen M. 90, 179 Preston, Kenneth G. 90 Priest, Jane 90 Putnam, Michael T. 83, 90 Rafford, Wendy L. 141 Rajala, Richard R. 90 Ramsay, Steven E. Redfern, L. 91, 144 Reid, Alan P. 90 Rfirh, Nancy 25, 90, 140, 141, 162 Reynolds, Frank 186 Rice, Dell Richards, Sharlene A. 90 Richardson, Ellissa 90 Richardson, James L. 90 Richardson, Lucie A. 90 Riendeau, John M. 90 Rieth, Nancy N. 141, 142, 160 Rioux, William E. 90, 188 Roach, Patty Lee 90 Robinson, Frank W. 90 Robbins, Judy 90 Rocheleau, Cecilia A. 90 Rogers, Vicki L. 90 Rokes, Bruce A. 178, 188 Rondeau, Clifton J. 90 Rooney, Marion E. 90, 150 Ruble, Pamela A. 90 Rudolf, Richard E. 73, 90, 160 Russell, Kenneth E. 90, 188 Russell, Ralph 90, 159, 160 Russell, Pearl 80 Sandberg, Kathy S. 90, 135, 139 Sanville, Nancy E. 90 Sargent, Linda Saunders, Jill 90, 91, 199 Sawtelle, Barbara R. 90 Scadova, Arnold 90, 190 Scannell, Rita T. 90 Schmitt, Catherine G. 90, 145, 162 Schnyder, George 91 Schofield, Karen 90, 141, 144 her, Patricia tt, Brenda j. if, Eric s. 's, Robert H. 90, 175 rlds, Michael rlds, Linda 90, 199 lley, Denise P. 203, 205 rt, Robin M. 90 onds, Brian K. 90, 188 mons, Wanda A. 90, 150, 188 etz, David C. 83, 90 th, Judith A. 90 th, Pamela 90, 208 th, Patricia L. 90 ith, Kim 83, 90, 201, 204, 207 w, Susan D. 90 yder, Deborah A. nenschein, Susan A. 90, 160, 162 ells, Karen L. 90 gue, Susan P. ng, Frederick E. 179, 189 iles, Cynthia A. 83, 90, 141, 144, 201, 207 ey, Russell A. 90, 179 ns, Linda A. 11, 82 le, Barbara A. 90, 145 lard, Michael A. 90 ings, Pamela 90 son, William H. 90 kwell, Karen A. 166 kwell, William 128, 131 zen, Sandra 90, 201 ne, Douglas P. ivan, Mary 91, 160 on, james R. sey, Debra L. 90 onds, Linda M. 90 onds, Mark T. 90 onds, Rosemarie A. 12, 90, 91 onds, Steve 90, 187 , Robin joan 90, 134 vox, Stephen D. 90 vulas, john S. 90 ar, David 84 lor, Reina A. vodeau, Kathleen j. 84, 150 'nas, David 84 npson, D. 84, 188 npson, K. 84 npson, Nancy 84 'npson, P. 84, 91 sher, Timothy 84, 186 ston, Debra A. 84 le, june E. 91, 199 an, Laura L. 84 Trey, Deborah E. ano, Sandra 141 'ley, Lisa M. 83, 84, 144 r, John S, 154 e, Gary 84, 187 , Wanda J. Treat, Douglas 84, 178, 183 T1'ubi3nO, A101111 3, 84, 177, 182, 183, 187 Trudelle, Bryan P. 84 Trybulski, David 84 Tucker, Robert W. 83 Turcotte, Sharon A. 83, 84, 162, 203 Tuttle, Christine A. 132, 157 Vaillancourt, David L. 84 Vermouth, D. 84, 145, 160 Vincent, Michael G. 84 Watterson, Daryl W. 182, 183, 186 Weaver, David M. 84 Weaver, Richard D. Weeks, M. Weeks, Randy A. 84 Weisberg, Martha Wellington, Cynthia 84 Wheeler, Barbara R. 84, 157, 162 Wheeler, Sarah S. 84, 144, 205 White, jeffrey R. White, L. 91 White, Pauline White, Thomas D. 84 Whitney, Michelle D. 90, 160, 188 Willette, Gail R. 72, 84, 150 Williams, james R. Wilson, Donald Wilson, Susan 84 Woodbury, Hammon E. Woods, Caroline 84, 188 Wormer, E. 91, 205 Wright, Christine May 84 Wright, B. 83, 91, 97, 135, 14 Wrobell, Richard S. 84 Zimmerman, Carol 84, 205 Zwicker, Susan 84 FRESHMEN Adams, james T. 94 Adams, julie A. Agosta, Nancy A. 94 Aldrich, Barry 94 Aldrich, Christina M. 4 Aldrich, Stephen L. 94, 157, 159, 160 Aldrich, Thomas N. Arel, Constance A. 94 Armitage, David A. 94 Aron, Donna E. 94 Ash, Carolyn M. 94, 143 Atkins, Dana H. 93, 94, 181 Ayer, Kimberlee 94, 205 Bailey, jill A. 93, 94, 95, 145 Baker, Robert L. 94, 181 Ballou, john W. 94 Barlow, Robert C. 94, 181 Barrett, Rebecca R. 94, 204, 208 Bartashevich, Lori A. Bastianelli, Stephen K. 94 Bastille, Timothy J. 94 latchelder, Douglas K. 94, 160, Bates, Bruce B. 94 Battenfeld, Dorothy E. Baxter, Linda D. 94, 145 Baybutt, john F. Beard, Barbara A. Bedaw, jane A. 94 Bellavance, Christol L. 94 Belcher, Deborah L. 101 Bemis, Gordon 94, 183 Bemis, Kenneth A. 94 Bemis, Sharon Denoit, Douglas P. 94 Benson, jean 94, 160 Bergeron, David 94 Bergeron, David M. 94, 174 Bergeron, Michael H. 181 Bills, Karen L. Bills, Michael P. Bittner, Patricia L. Blacketor, Arnold W. Blanchard, Constance R. Blanchette, Donna M. 94 Blanchette, Richard A. 94 Bleau, Mike F. 94, 181 Bond, Carey E. 94, 160, 161 Boomhower, Steven M. Bornman, Fred Bosworth, Bruce A. 188 Bourassa, Dana 94 Bourassa, Donald A. Boutin, Susan 95, 94, 141, 199 Boyd, Neal F. 94 Brigganan, Kenneth Brochu, Michael 94 Brown, Beverly jean Brown, Karl 94, 181 Brown, Kimball C. 94 Brown, Robert G. 94 Bruce, Barbara A. 94 Brulotte, Yvon 94, 144 lruno, Phyllis H. Bruno, Richard C. 94 Buffum, David E. 94 Buffum, Nancy E. 94 Burkhart, Michele S. 101, 208 Burns, Lisa Burt, john 94 Campbell, Alan 94 Campbell, Sharon L. 72, 153, 205 Candello, Matthew R. 94 Cardin, Douglas P. 94, 134 Carey, Bonnie 94 Castor, Gary S. 95 Castor, Robert 1. 95, 218 Castor, Roxanne G. 95 Champney, Carole 95 Chapell, Brenda L. 95 Chartier, Pamela 95 Chase, Kimberly A. 95 Chase, Thomas A. Chickering, Cheryl A. 95 Chickering, Wendell C. 95, 181 Choninard, Diane L. 95 Christopherson, Andrea Clark, Bonita 95 Clark, Donna M. 95 Cloutier, Russell A. 95 Cobb, D. 181 Colburn, Virginia A. Colony, Hillary K. 93, 95, 205 Colony, James M. 93, 95, 160 Comstock, Sharon L. 95, 145 Conant, Marcia 208 Congdon, Timothy H. 95, 183 Cook, Dianne F. 95 Cook, Dwight F. 95 Cook, Laurie E. 95 Cooper, Virginia I. 95 Cote, Claire M. Cowing, Ann M. Cox, Clarence W. Croteau, Daniel P. 95 Crowder, Larry L. 95 Currier, Bruce S. 95 Cutting, Susan E. 95 Dalzell, Marion E, 95 Davis, Brian F. 95 2avis, Morton 101 Davis, Verne W. Dearth, Betty A. 166 DeBonneville, Scott K. 95, 160, 161 Decker, James D. 95 Deem, Brice A. 95 Delano, Kathryn E. 95 Delworth, Dennis M. Dennis, William F. 95 Desrosier, Thomas Dicey, Deborah A. 95, 188 Dion, Douglas M. 95 Driscoll, Russell H. 95 Driscoll, Janette Driscoll, N. 95 Duffett, Joan 93, 95, 205, 208 Duffy, Rand E. 95 DuGray, Cheryl C. 95 Duhaime, Robert A. 95 Dumontet, Deborah A. 95 Dunn, Michael 93, 95, 181 Dunn, Philip K. 95 Dus'o, Linda M. Early, Michael 95 Earley, William M. 95 Faclden, Richard E. 95 Fairbanks, JoAnn 95, 160 Fannie, Lorna G. Farina, Alan L. 141, 160 Farina, Jonathan 141, 145, 160 Farmer, Bruce A. 95, 181 Farrington, Lillian 101 Faulkner, Philip H. 95 Field, Deborah Fiorey, Nancy 95 238 Fish, Joanne M, 95 Flagg, Constance E. 95, 188 Flagg, Robert Flanders, Tim A. 96 Flavin, Joyce L. 96, 160 Foldeak, Sandra 97 Fontaine, John 96 Forbes, Brenda K. 96, 205 Foster, David B. 96 Fowler, Robin Frazier, Kurt 96 Fuller, Cynthia A. Fuller, Jeffery W. Gagnon, Michael I. Gaillardetz, Lucy Gallagher, Corrine 96 Gallagher, Thomas 96, 181 Gauthier, Louis D. Gebhardt, Richard 96 Goedicke, Kornel K. Goodale, Kevin R. 93, 96, 181 Goodell, Nancy Goodrich, Donna Goodrich, Rose M. 96 Goslant, Karen D. 96, 160 Goslant, Roy M. 188 Graves, Douglas 96, 181 Graves, Lori D. 93, 96 Gray, Leland A. Greeley, Sean 96 Gregory, David A. Grimes, George 96 Grover, Courtney 96 Guilbaulr, Mary 96 Guild, Joyce E. 96 Guyette, Diane Hammond, Kathleen 96 Hardy, Donna Harper, Robert K. 96 Hartwell, Joyce 96 Hastings, Celia A. 96 Hathaway, Donna 96 Hatt, Debra 96, 135 Hart, William Haubrich, Kim E. Heath, Robert Hebert, Kathleen J. Henry, Michael Hienkle, Ronald 96 Hill, Gale A. 96 Hobbs, Stanley Hood, April 93, 135, 208 Houle, Daniel 96 Houpis, Nicholas C. 96, 141, 153, 157, 160 Hovhannesian, Debra 96, 205, 208 Howard, Charles R. 96, 181 Howard, Robin K. 93, 96 Huckins, Robert W. 96, 181 Hughes, Fred C. 96, 181 Hulslander, Bruce 96 Hurley, Ann E. Jacques, Michael James, Gary N. 96, 175 Jameson , Laurie A. 96, 136, 143 Jeffery, Robert B. 96 Jobin, Mary 96 Johndro Johnson , David , Debra M. Johnson, Fred H., Jr, 96 Johnson, Linn Johnson, Peter F. 96, 141 Johnston, Nancy 93, 139 Jordon, Sharon E. 97, 188 Kasprak, Elizabeth 153 Kearney, Gertrude Kendall, Debra 145 Kendall, George M. 97 Kent, Larry 15, 97 Kenyon, Steven G. 97 King, Charlene D. 97, 160 King, Stewart J. 97 Kingsbury, Robert 97 Kingsbury, Robert W. 97 Kiritsy, Stephen P. 97 Knickerbocker, Ruth 97 Kontrovitz, Naran A, 97 Krueger, Susan Krumuenaker, Albert LaBarre, Marie A. 97, 160 LaCoille, Kenneth 93 Lagerberg, Frederick C. 97 Lagerberg, Karen 97 Lagimoniere, John E. Lambert, Gregory Lamothe, Karen 97, 205 Lamoureux, Joseph Lancey, Cathie E. 97 Landers, Bonny F. 93, 139 Lane, Sheila 97 Langdon, Elizabeth 97 Lampher, Deborah A. 92, 97 150 Lapointe, Dennis W, 97 Laraway, Deborah Larr, K. Lawrenc Lawson, Lazzaro, LeClair, 101 e, Kathy J. 97 Richard 98 Keith C. 98 Clinton R, LeClair, Jolly W. 160 Lefebre, Donna LeRoy, Mike S. 98, 181 Letourneau, Jill 101 Libby, Grala D. 98 Locher, Francis Logsdon, Randy 101 Lohman , Gerry 101 Loranger, Michael Lougee, Kevin L. 98 Lucius, Terry 150 Lussier, Stanley R. 98, 179 Lutz, Vicki Anne 101, 208 Lysirt, Pamela 98, 101, 208 MacKenzie, Debra A. MacKenzie, Kim I. 93, 98 MacKerron, Conrad 98 Manning, Kathryn 101, 141 Steven A. 100 ircotte, Leroy J. 98 irtello, jacquelynn 98, 101, 143 irtin, Edson .rtin, Wanda rtineau, Steven R. 98, 181 siello, Richard 98 siello, Thomas A. 98 ssicotte, Gayle M. 98 tamoras, Charles 101 Cann, Mary K. 101 Clenning, Keith 98 Cormick, Daniel Elroy, john 101 Ilvene, Richard 98 Laughlin, Nicholas Murphy, Susan D. 98, 142 ler, David M. 98, 181 ler, Russell 98 ls, Gary 98 mick, Shelley 101 asett, Kathleen 93, 98, 145, 199 'chell, Mark W. 98 'chell, McKim 98 chell, Steven S. 98, 181 ehle, Linda 98 ehle, Paul 127 hr, Fred C. 98, 181 ody, Bernard ody, Theresa 98 ore, Donna E. 98 pre, Robert 98 ton, Mary rton, Wendy sley, Kim A. 98, 153, 160 rdough, Charles 98 rphy, Steven T. 98 rray, Susan M. 93, 98, 205 rtagh, Elizabeth 98 leau, Ronald H. 98, 181 h, Diane M. 98 fish, Dana F. 12, 98, 179, 181 vell, Laurence P. holas, Richard J. 98 is, Deborah :kles, Marianne dtvedt, Craig 99, 157 'corss, Allen 99 -rien, Matthew D. 99 istead, Edward 99 leil, Kathleen ood, Sarah 95, 99 a, Michael 99, 160 ge, Kathy A. 99, 199 le, Linda M. 99, 160 aette, Joanne 99 'nteau, Alice 99 nteau, Meurle , Penny S. 93, 99 er, Clarence 99 er, james P. 99, 145 node, jan4Marie 99, 145 .l, Guy W. 95 loski, Diane M. Pearce, Nancy C. 99 Pellerin, Linda 99 Penchikoski, Lorna 99 Penney, Erika D. 93 Perkins, Robert A. 99 Perkins, Russell E. 100 Pettit, Alice M. 98, 100 Sliva, Adam D. 100 Small, Robert 100 Smith, Betty jean 100 Smith jeffrey S. 100 Smith Mona L. 100 Smith Rena Smith, Philbrick, Cathy 100 Phillips, Michael R. Phippard, Charles R. 100 Pichette, Vivian 100 Pierce, Sally Ann 100 Plante, Kathleen Plourde, Melinda 93, 100, 139, 201 Pockett, john A. 100 Poisson, Richard 100 Pollock, james 72, 100 Pomeroy, Charlene 100 Powell, Mary R. 100 Pratt, Robert A. 11, 100 Pregent, Nora 100, 160 Prentiss,-Iohn W. 100, 160, 161, 162, 179, 181 Punt, Brian Purdy, William A. 93, 100, 139 Putnam, Cynthia 94 Putnam, Linda 100 Quimby, Carrie D. 93, 99, 100, 145, 160 Rice, Kim 99, 100, 142 Richards, Mark K. 100 Richmond, Barbara Richards, joy L. 100 Riendeau, Stephen 100 Riley, Robert E. 100, 157 Robbins, Christopher Robbins, Gary R. 100 Robbins, joan M. 100 Robitsille, Doreen Rockwell, Steven A. 100 Rose, D. 181 Rosimos, Doreen S. 100 Rosinski, Sandra 100, 205 Rossiter, Tod W. 17, 100, 181 Rowe, Peter R. 100 Rushlow, Alan Russell, Kevin L. 100 St. john, Lori 100 St. Pierre, Linda 100 Sanville, Marcia 100 Scadova, Linda 100, 160 Schesser, Michael 100, 174 Schlieder, Tim L. 93, 100 Schneider, Gary L. 100, 181 Scobi, Theodore 93, 100, 205 Scranton, 181 Sharkey, Steven A. 100 Shangrow, D. 181 Shaw, Susan Sheridan, Robert A. 12, 100, 153 Sherman, Kim S. 96, 100 Sherman, Lana 101 Sherman, Vincent Skidds, Carol 100, 208 Skiffington, Michael 100 Soucise, joseph 100 Spiess, Diane M. 101 Starkey, Diane 101 Starkey, Kim S. 101, 201 Sterling, James A. 101, 181 Stoddard, M. 101 Stone, Douglas Stone, George F. 101 Streeter, jon B. 101, 160, 161 Sturtevant, Victoria 101 Sullivan, Elveene 101 Summers, Michael Sundstrom, Susan A. 101, 160 Symonds, Keith 101 Symonds, Mary 101 Terry, Peter M. 93, 101, 139, 14 Tetreault, Susan 101 Thirsher, Leo Thompson, Gary S. 101 Titus, Jeffrey 101, 153 Tolman, Karen R. 101, 201, 205 Trombley, Michael 101 Trudelle, Robert D. 101, 181 Trudelle, Ronald A. 101 Trybulski, Mary 101 Vincent, Denise 101 Vincent, Jane A. 101 Vincent, john P. Vorce, Harry N. 99 Wagner, Dorothy 101 Warren, jill A. Washburn, Lawrence E. 101 Washer, Ann N. 95, 101, 199 Watkins, Leon C. 101 Watterson, Brian S. 183 Wetmore, Alan D. 101, 175 Wheeler, Kevin 101 Wheelock, Marcia 101 White, Rory B. Willette, Kathleen 101 Willey, Morris 101 Williams, Alice E. 101, 188 Williams, Mark 101, 145 Willis, Bonnie Jean 145, 160 Wilson, David 101 Wilson, Deborah 101 Woodbury, Hammon Woods, Charles F. 101 Wright, Susan M. 93, 101ili 145 Wyman, jane S. 101 Wyman, jean M. 101 Young, Nancy 93, 101, 145 Zarn, Keith Zinn, Gary 188 1, 145, 181 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The SALMAGUNDI staff would like to extend its appreciation to the following people for rendering their services throughout the school year: Mrs. Kilroy, for being the great adviser she is and buying our meals when we worked late. Mr. Burns, for letting us interrupt the regular school schedule to take our pictures. The faculty, for putting up with the Squawk box. Miss Jacobs, for helping us with our typing. 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