Memorial High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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Key in '63 Man-Hater Most Most Class Class Most Best Best Most Best Most Most Best Best Best Best Most Class Most Class Class Best Class Class Most Most Courteous Sophisticated Scientist Artist Athletic Looking Dancer Practical Driver Likely to Succeed Popular Dresser Natured Singer Actress Sentimental Comedienne Businesslike Daydreamer Crammer Smile Worrier Brain Talkative All-Around Wittiest Class Flirt Most Likely to be Remembered Funniest Laugh Cutest Dimples Most Shy Peppiest Class Musician GIRLS I Cheryl Foss Martha Sander Beverly Hebert Dolly Foley Pam Chagaris janet Peterson Betty Nuttle Faith Cloutier Kathy Colby Dolly Foley Karen Daly Donna Marpes Betty Nuttle Cathy Whall Cathy Corey Cindy Caron Sandy Booth Gail Fournier Donna Marpes Betty Corrigan Elaine Vigneault Barbara Lahore Ianet Corriveau Dolly Foley Phyllis Nolette Sandy Kubarek Gail Fournier Merri Brown Donna Marpes Carol VVilson Barbara Labore Elsa Frisella Faith Cloutier Ianet Corriveau Compiled by: janet Peterson, Barbara Labore Martha Sander, Dolores Foley, 2 Pam Zerwick Sue Doukas Karen Daly Karen Daly Nancy Howe Gail Fournier Elsa Frisella Merri Brown Nancy Eaton Noanie Farley Dolly Foley Tina Young Kathy Hamilton Sue Doukas Tina Young Cathy Corey Brenda Blais Ioanne Niedzwiecki Shirley Mitchell Sandy Upper Ioanne Niedzwiecki IoEllen Ezyk Kathy Hebert Karen Daly Pam Zerwick Donna Marpes Dolly Foley Kathie Dubisz Karen Daly Ioanne Niedzwiecki Ruth Hardwick Sandy Whitcomb Sandy Kubarek Betsy Watts 3 Diane Katsoupis Sandy Whitcomb Cindi Caron Cathy Whail Beverly Hebert janet Corriveau Barbara Labore Mary O'Reilly Elsa Frisella Iackie Iamro Donna Marpes Barbara Labore Elaine Iohnston Phyllis Cote Ioyce Feeney lean Aaron Connie Boucher Ginny Stavre Edwina Gagnon Dottie Pellenz Linda Feeman Karen Daly Mary Mahoney Barbara Labore Mary Healy lan Peterson Ginny Stavre Beverly Hebert Barbara Labore Sue Houle Connie Tong Sheila McConnell Gail Fournier Donna Still

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Woman-Hater Most Courteous Most Sophisticated Class Scientist Class Artist Most Athletic Best Looking Best Dancer Most Industrious Best Driver Most Likely to Succeed Most Popular Best Dresser Best Natured Best Singer Best Actor Most Sentimental Class Comedian Most Businesslike Class Daydreamer Class Crammer Best Smile Class Worrier Class Brain Most School Spirited Most Talkative Most All-Around Wittiest Class Flirt Most Likely to be Remembered Funniest Laugh Cutest Dimples Most Shy Peppiest Class Musician 7faeq'11.e 014 BO YS l Bill Sula Ioe Morse Ioe Morse Eugene Bruce Alan Berry lim Psaledas Bill Sula Pete Romeo Gary St. Laurent Boh Erskine Fred Elhady Roy Drinkwater Ioe Morse Bill Cantin Bill Cantin Bob Mathews Lee Parmenter Ronnie Isabelle Paul Dionne Dave Burke Dave Mullen Terry Piasecny Dave Heifetz Fred Elhady Bill Cantin Alan Marshall Bill Cantin Terry Piasecny Dave Brandt lim Psaledas Iay Rozmus Boh Young Wayne Goode Bill Cantin Lee Parmenter 2 Bill Nichols Dick Iohnston Fred Elhady Fred Elhady Marty Harris Bill Vasilios Terry Piasecny Roy Drinkwater Iim Barton Alan Berry Ioe Morse Bill Cantin Roy Drinkwater Bruce Iohnston Bolu Mathews Dick Iohnston Dick Iohnston Terry Piasencny lim Orr Nelson Charest Mike Noyes Marty Harris Doug Shanley Ioe Morse Roy Drinkwater Melvin Fixman Roy Drinkwater Ronnie lsabelle Pete Romeo Roy Drinkwater Boh Mathews Dick Machos Pete Pellenz Lee Parmentcr Doug Cady 3 Ronnie Richards Lee Parmenter Roy Drinkwater loe Morse Alan Azzi Bill Cantin Roy Drinkwater Iim Barton Rick Gagne Doug Shanley Eugene Bruce lim Psaledas Dave Brandt Rick Gagne Paul Dionne Dick Kowalski Gary St. Laurent lim Young Ronnie Richards Dave Mullen lim Young Roy Drinkwater Bob Erskine Eugene Bruce Doug Shanley Dave Heifetz Iim Psaledas Fred Elhady Bill Cantin Bill Cantin Iim Young Bill Sula Walter Szulc Dave Heifetz Bob Erskine

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Y,-N ,Ali lg lf--lj 5 BEQUE T 'fi 3 X f hx 7 E XX I i' uhhh X Q! -.p p p p X4 , O We, the Graduating Class of 1963, upon sorrowfully leaving the portals of Manchester High School Memorial, bequeath willingly to the following the remains of our happy years at Memorial in hope that they will receive them in the spirit with which they are given. I, Bob Mathews, bequeath to Ray Hanne- mann one delapidated and corroded pair of football shoes, one fungus infested jersey, and a set of 'ibrass knuckles that I used in the Bradley game. I, Ruth I-Iardwick, bequeath to Diane Iutras my dimples. I, lim Psaledas, bequeath to Darrell Buck my HMr. Machin.e', erector set. I, Dolores Foley, bequeath to Betsy Cor- nell my radiant good looks, my superior in- tellectual ability, my engaging personality, and my profound modesty. I, Dennis Saide, bequeath to Bob I.eDuc the ability to acquire in four years the knowl- edge I acquired in five. I, Cathy Wliall, bequeath to Bob Peacock a box of pencils so he may never have to borrow a pencil for Mr. I-Iealy's tests. I, Barbara Lahore, bequeath to Sharon Kotekas my red shoes, my Blue-grassv co- logne, and my philosophy of life. I, Ioyce Pelzarski, bequeath to Mary Cook my ability to yell at the football games. I, Mike Pirog, bequeath to Hill Gardner my accurate T-square and triangle, along with some eraser dust. I, William Colford, bequeath to Mr. Hall the razor blade I used for dissecting in bi- ology. I, Sue Menard, bequeath to Sally Molin all my fun times in the Business Education Club. I, Susan Hoffman, bequeath to Mr. Pig- none bigger and better things-a bigger lah and a better salary! I, Noanie Farley, bequeath to any incom- ing maiorette my gold-glittered baton so she may add her dent to the cafeteria ceiling. I, Ted Lariviere, bequeath to any shy un- tlerclassman my talkative ways and radiant personality. I, Iames Barton, bequeath all my drafting tools to the next fortunate senior. I, Cheryl Foss, bequeath to Carrie Maripes one big fat 8 X ll eraser. I, Bill Cantin, bequeath to Butch Psaledas my split level football shoe so he might enjoy that deep down-to-the-earth feeling.