Memorial High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

 - Class of 1963

Page 65 of 138

 

Memorial High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Manchester, NH) online collection, 1963 Edition, Page 65 of 138
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Memorial High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Manchester, NH) online collection, 1963 Edition, Page 64
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THE IDEAL DATE Bruce Iohnston Rick Gagne Alan Azzi Marty Harris Bill Sula Bob Young Terry Piasecny Wayne MacDougall Moe Willet Bill Parkhurst Mike Noyes Bob Mathews Roy Drinkwater Richard Hobbs Dick Kowalski Doug Shanley David Heifetz VVelter Szulc lohn Persons Phil DeBeau lim Barton Alan Marshall Bill Cantin Fred Flhady Paul Nelson Doug Cady Dave Burke Compiled by Sandra Uppe GIRLS BOYS The capabilities of Sandra Ahern The capabilities of The shining hair of Barbara Myrdek The wavy hair of The perfect complexion of Phyllis Nolette The noble nose of The attractive nose of jeanne Lloyd The engaging smile ol The rosebud lips of Ruth Hardwick The pearly teeth of The sparkling eyes of Elaine Iohnston The dimples of The dimpled smile of Ioyce Feeney The dreamy voice of The perplexing frown of Kathy Hill The clever wit of The becoming blush of Sandy Tyzbir The even disposition of The perfect teeth of Pam Zerwick The shyness of The classic figure of Faith Cloutier The innocent look of The tiny waist of Carol Currier The physique of The petite feet of Fran Coco The athletic ability of The delicate hands of Elaine Vigneault The height of The just right height of Bonnie Thrasher The strength of The refined manner of Pat Hibbert The sophistication of The quick wit of Ellen Harris The sincerity ol The good nature of lris Zanis The courtesy of The sophisticated poise of Cynthia Caron The reserve of The graceful walk of Nancy Baton The wardrobe of The wardrobe of Phyllis Cote The dancing ability of The cute freckles of Ioanne Kokoska The conversational ability of The contagious laughter of Tina Young The inexliaustible energy of The common sense of Ianet Corriveau The intelligence of The inexhaustible enthusiasm of Cathy Whall The contagious laughter of The musical abilities of Betsy VVatts The musical abilities ol The optimism of Sandy Booth The optimism of VOX POP College University of New Hampshire Poet Robert Frost Chewing Gum BeechkNut Movie VVest Side Story Record Moon River Movie Actor 'I ll1flI'lIOIl Heston Record Album VVest Side Story Movie Actress Elizabeth Taylor Group Singers Kingston Trio Book lixodus Male Singer Iohnny Mathis Food Pizza Female Singer Connie Francis Athlete Mickey Mantle Song Tonight D. I. Dave Maynard Comedian Retl Skelton Dating Spot The Ledge Comedienne Carol Burnett Hangout Puritan Animal Dog TV Program The Beverly Hillbillies Comic Strip Peanuts President Iohn F. Kennedy ' Pastime Sleeping All Time Band Glenn Miller Radio Station WFEA Quotation As far as that part is concerned. Teacher Mrs. Krauzer Compiled by Richard Hobbs 1'

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REMEMBER WHEN . .. .Memorial had a genuine Friday-the- 13th bomb scare? ...you had to walk through Centralls leaky tunnels during storms? . . . Mr. Schoff's chemistry class presented him with a tossed salad? . . . you couldn't tell the difference between workmen and students? . . . Mr. Hall had a useamn problem when he bent over to capture some escaped frogs? . . . the windows at Memorial were so clean that someone once walked through one? . . . Io-Ellen Ezyk lost her contact lens in Chem. lab. . . . we had our Hrst Memorial Week? . . . we bought those chocolate-chip cookies at Palmer's? .. . . a member of National Honor Society developed larvncritis while reading the morning exercises? CAuthor's note: the above incident is being included because of popular demandj. . . . Eugene Bruce didn't have his home- work done? H . . . our senior class gave its first successful dance? . . . we dissected with tweezers and nail files? . . . . our football team was goin to Flori- da? . . . we had home rooms in the balcony? . . . everyone said How-dyl ? . . . we had trouble with those boomerangs wouldn,t come back? that .. .the Algebra H and Advanced Math classes learned more about a few introduc- tory phrases here, than about imaginary numbers, as far as that part is concerned? ...we had a movie in the auditorium which finally went off without a hitch? Dolores Foley ...OT What Would the Class of '63 be like lfz.. The senior boys ever went to a dance? Lee Parmenter didn't have his drums? Frannie Coco were six feet tall? Ken Willey weren't so quiet? Bill Sula went steady? Dolly Foley were a scientist? Ioe Morsels best friends weren,t girls? Mel Fixman would let Mr. Zottos conduct class? Lorette Proulx ever cut her hair? Cathy Corey lost her singing voice? Gail Fournier didn't have curly hair? lim Psaledas never played sports? Merri Brown didn't have a telephone? Donna Marpes or Shirley Mitchell didn,t peddle tickets? Ianet Corriveau didnit worry about tests? Iudy Hanson didnlt like horses? Kathy Hamilton ever ran out of new clothes? Alan Marshall didnlt argue? Barbara Labore weren't so talkative? Eugene Bruce didnit make the honor roll? Sophie Lis didn't have a smile for all? Connie Boucher weren't out to catch a SharkH? Ruth Hardwick didn't have dimples Bob Erskine didn't ask Why ? Bob Young didnit clown? Sandy Whitcomb ever frowned? Richard Gagne ever missed a day of school? Alan Berry weren't building model cars? Ioanne Niedzwiecki ever missed a basketball game? Alan Azzi were a conformist? Betty Nuttle didnit roller skate? Nelson Charest didn't buy savings stamps? Terry Piasecny werenlt a Fighter? Dave Brandt didn't blush? Edited by Linda Miller and Sheila Pratt



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NAME JIM YOUNG WAYNE MIICDOUCALL PETER ROMEO MARTY HARRIS RICHARD JOHNSTON RICHARD SMITH RICHARD A, GAGNE WAYNE COODE RICHARD ROWALSKI MIKE NOYES JAY ROZMUS LOU TESS11-IR KENNETH BONNIN NELSON CHAREST PETER PELLENZ BILL CONSTANT JOSEPH MORSE ROBERT MATHEVVS PETER STANCZAK PAUL LEEEEVRE RONALD ST. ONCE RICHARD MACHOS ROLAND LANDRY PHILLIP DUEEAU JAMES ORR ' BOB SOVVA RICHARD DOUCET DAVID GAGNON DAVID HEIEETZ BOB HOWE XVILLIAM THURSTON DAVID BURKE RICHARD LeBLANC EDVVARD SCHUNEMANN ALAN BERRY BRUCE BIENVENUE RICHARD SIMPSON KENNETH TROTT IXNDRE LeBEL PAUL NELSON VVALTER KALISZ PAUL DIONNE RONALD ISABELLE STEVE WRIGHT ALAN MARSHALL HAPPIEST WHEN: driving a ear telling a joke making money with girls with my grandmother 1 drive my Chevmobile with Phyllis with Sandy playing football my homework' is done lost 2:15 rolls around 1'm on a date with girls asleep skiing at Cannon Mt. 1 accomplish things MMHS beat Bradley daydreaming with Linda there's no school with Iudi alone flying Iune 19, 1965 l'm all alone I am marching skiing with people running track out of English class out of school headed North with Bonnie driving a car school days, 2:15 bell at 2:15 there's no homework there's no work beating Bradley l'm with Diane not taking a test not in any trouble I graduate 2:15 Friday AMBITION TO: own a sports Car be Z1 jet pilot become a musician remain unmarried be a hustler make a million be very successful be rich be a wanderer finish my homework steal Hubie's whistle go to work become a baker get rich sleep bid farewell to MMHS do something great be a cowboy buy a Corvette gI'LlllL1L1tC be an educated loafer get a D in English leave school be a pilot graduate marry a nurse have a service career graduate he a corporation man win a state meet be a phys-er! teacher live to old age be a chef graduate 63 reach seventy be an educated loafer work in electronics he successful go to college go to college go to college be a businessman ioin the Air Force be an architect see the world PET PEEVE2 girls who smoke Physics wise guys girls with gray hair girl with moldy eyes Ford Owners over-bossy teachers girls who smoke being black-balled trees hips cold classrooms lor: much make-up women drivers sleepless studies cayil with girl punks 'Tllory Hounds financial problems teased hair 3 days' detention bleached hair girls who smoke bleached hair bookkeeping red hair rinse Math classes IJRUIVIPSI depression when others pass me homework Eng. assignments when I can't go North non-Flirting girls Penny rattling dishes school days: X115 English freshmen no gas zipper shoes Mrs. Ekman's tests grouchy people stuck-up girls snobs sneak quizzes

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