Memorial High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1964 volume:

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Lamontagne Mrs. Martha Friberg 3111 gHHBI1IU1'1EI1II JOIIII F. KCHHCJY May 29, 1917 1 November 22, 1963 4'Aud so, my fellow Americans: ask not what what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your couutryn. lui JQSEPH E. BIQONSTEIN Principal l To the Class of '64 owl WA Congratulations to the Class of 1964. You have the signal dis- tinction of being the first graduates who have completed four years at Manchester Memorial High School since it opened its doors in September, 1960. You have acquired not only formal learning, but more im- portant, you have learned to live and work harmoniously with your fellow students and your community. We acknowledge your sin- cere interest and active participation in school functions and in community projects. It is our hope that you persist in this line of endeavor and that you will achieve wisdom and happiness. AUSTIN E FIQAIN Assistant Principal V va.-,wwsmwaat T0 the Class of '64 The wheel has come full circle, and the young freshmen of some four years ago are ready to graduate, hearing, We hope, the lasting imprint of a sound education: maturity and responsibility, a concern for others and our way of life, with knowledge and Skills and understanding. The education which brought us together in one school now separates us, having fitted each student for his unique part in the drama of life. ln offering congratulations and hest wishes to all of the grad- uating class, we can End no better words than the phrases in that timeless benediction, Hhflay you find your hearts desireg may all your plans be fullilled. Class Ode of 1964 I . 1 O . ill will J yC+zfW+ee-214+ f F l few bC Aga? FAH fl: TT -l'?1 T Tv -1' 'MJ HJ! 'PM Ja . 1 ' I 1 J . W, Q P 4' y FMF 5 li HW ill fl l, 6 f ff VV? If g lJPllQlllSlP,g?l.l + 'fr ff fyff fll zlfff P Memorial, we're le g y To sail the seas of lf To chart a new and br d Through tempest and th h t f Y b hl g Th dgy Bt nh h t gh Adtifllf o T O I Y S S A d k ovvledg h t th ll ll ll df th d t tll h d- t if t g d g ll ll pl tl gh g' g l gf vermore l ghthouse you Wlll always be- g de from rocky shore. Words by MARY SANDHQ Music by GEORGE CHAMPIO IN APPRECIATION We, the Class ol IQCDAL, proudly dedicate our yearlnoolc to Louis A. Freedman - teacher and friend. Thanlc you, Mr. Freedman, lor . . many years ol dedicated teaching . . sympathy and understanding . . sage counsel . . those delightful quips which brought many smiles to us all For all this - and more, we are sincerely grateful 3? 1 1 5 E 5 5 GEM QF G25 bg . W ff W jr J M M X V V w KB E 1 X J KZ C-ASS OFFKZERS president: TED KQUNELAS Vice President: CAROL CONNOQS Secretary: DAYLE ROJEK Treasurer: MICHAEL ANSLEY IAMES PETER ANAGNOS, IR. From J lztllr rparlq may lmrxz a mighty flame, UM Technical Course. MICHAEL WILLIAM ANSLEY A woman liar raid that laughter lzghtens the heart lint wrinlqlcs the face. MlKPi Transfer from Vllaukegan Township High School, Wau- kegan, Illinois. College Course. Student Teacher, 1, 3, Memorial Players, 4, Stardust: Senior Class Play, 4, The Informer, 4, Mouse That Roared, 4, Golf Team, 1, 3, Memorial Choir, 1, Thanksgiving Assembly, 1: Senior Class Treasurer, 4, We Call To Mind, -lg Our Miss Brooks, 4, Bowling Team, 4, Golf Team, l, 3, -l, Memorial VVeek Skit, 4. GARY IOSEPH ATTALLA Thr one thing worse than hate zr work. Al-IAB Technical Course. I. V. Football, 2, Varsity Football, 3. ROBERT ALAN BAINES A jolly good pal, full of fun. BOB General Course. Student Teacher, 3, Band, l-4, Thanks- giving Assembly, 1-4, Musical Christmas Assembly, 1-4, Exchange Concert, 2, Band Day-UNH, 4, Brass Choir, 2-4, City-Wide Band Iamboree, 3, Band Auditions Fes- tival, 3, Student Teacher, 4, Memorial Week Skits, 4. SOPHIE MARY ABOOD l.lfz' 1,r lin! f1 day. SU Commercial Course, Business Education Club, 3, Special Sym, l. PATRICIA ANN AHERN .l uv! with zlzzllrrf-ilzztl iz flume with milf. l',Yl l' Transfer from St, loseph High School for Girls. College Course. Art Club, 2, Literary Club, 4, President, 4, Scientist, Art licpwrtment, lg Christmas Play, 1, Senior Reception Decorating Committee, 4. IACQUELINE ALICE ALLARD She nzakes' her rmlm art, l:XCKll'i General Course. Student Teacher, Z, Excalibur Adver- tising Stall, -lg Memorial Players, l, Stage Crew, lg Star- dust, Costume Committee, 4, Home Economics Fashion Show, 3, -lg Senior Reception Decorating Committee, 4, Student Aid Xurse, 4. HARRY ALEX ANAGNOS The world If zvlzat you nzukc it, so make it happy. HARRY Technical Course. -Q-v-f tm-f ROBERT HENRY BEAULE fix zz uw!!-.fpc11f rlrzy Irrfngr fmfmy sleep, so life well urea' bring! lmppy n'ufw'1f.f. PlTOU Transfer from Manchester Central High School. Technical Course. V. Football, l, Track fWinter and Springj, l. SHARON ANN BECKER She flax Z1 rfxlfz .f677.fl', rz ,vellxe of n1irc'hic'f. Sl-TERRY Transfer from Manchester West High School. College Course. Future Teachers of America, l, 2, Band, 2-4, Memorial Choir, 4, Thanksgiving Assembly, 1-3, Talent Show, 1, 2, Theater Knights, 1-3, Foreign Lan- guage Club, l-3, Glee Club, l-3, Memorial Players, 4, All State Choruj, 4, City VVide Band Iamboree, 3, Band Dam UNly,'4!, Excha1ige Concert, 2, All-State Chorus, 4. 4 51,1 IANINE ELAINE BELAIR L5',Nj? H1'iilIiki,yf'711fI of nzz1.f1'z'--affuecizzlly the kind played by 4 ,jl'Tf:,f M ,fdJC0f7hO7Zl',f.U FoXY Commercial Course. Booster Club, 1, Art Club, 3, Busi- ness Education Club, 4, Band, 3, 4, Thanksgiving Assem- bly, 3, 4, Excalibur Advertising Staff, 2, Art Contributor, 2, 3, Literary Society, 4. HENRY BENNETT He that hay f7ilfit'77CC' may rompczs: anything. RUSTY General Course. RICHARD ADRIAN BALBONI A liztle work, az lizzie play,-oh heck, Zcfs juft play. BAL, DICK General Course. Student Teacher, l, 3, Golf Team, 2-4, I. V. Basketball, l, 2, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain, 4, Memorial Week Skits, 3, Mr. Memorial Can- didate, 4. EDWARD P. BALCH, IR. Wffmzzgfz Ziff may fic Il77L'FI'fZI7-77, wha! 6411156 have I to worry. ED, BUTCH. ROIJENT College Course. Tennis Team, 3, 4, Memorial VVeek Skits, 4, Student Teacher, 4. MARGARET M. BARON Thr more you lmow her, fhe belief' you like lzrrf' MARGIE College Course. Student Teacher, 1, Memorial Players, 4, Booster Club, lg Memorial Choir, 1, Driver Education, 4 IOAN ANNE BARRETT 'Yloorl fli.fjw,f1'fiw1 Milf golf! 111111101 fury. IOANIH Commercial Course. Student Council Delegate, l, Tu- torial Prograrn, l, Memorial Players, 2, 33 Switchboard, 4. X X X .,,,,x tes Xxxxx 3 R S if X IANET LYNN BOUDREAU She looks t1I!f!'l'I'Ill look again. IAN Transfer from St. George High School. Business Education Club, 4. CAROL ANN BOUTHIETTE Trim loner the gift which God' has given to man alone beneallz the f1cazfc'n. Transfer from Concord High School. College Course. Future Homemakers of America, 1, Bowling Club, 2, Literary Club, 4, Physical Education Club, l, Science Club, 1, French Club, 2, Spanish Club, 2, Future Nurses of America, 3, 10th Grade Honor So- ciety, 2, Yearbook Representative, l, National Honor Society, 4. ALICIA IANE BOZAHARA Whr1t': life for if not for fun? LISH College Course. Student Teacher, l, 3, Memorial Play- ers, 4, Stardust: Senior Play, 4, Advertising Staff, 4, Mouse That Roared, 4, Art Club, 1, 3, 4, President 4, Peace Corps Club, 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3. CAROLYN LEE BRANDT I can resist everything Uxcffvl temptation. BRANDT-BRANDT College Course. Student Council Delegate, 4, Home Room Representative, 3, Tutorial Program, 1-3, Monocle Staff, 2, 4, Future Teachers of America, 1-3, Treasurer, 3, Booster Club, 1, 3, Physical Education Club, 1, Science Club, 4, Graduation Usher, 3, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Science Club Fashion Show, 3, Science Fair, 3. , THELMA Rose BLICHMANN Hlelorse, horses, crazy over horses. THEl.. TOOTIF V General Course. Stage Crew, l, 2, Art Club, l-4, Treas- urer, Z, President, 3, Science Club, lg Iunior Prom Com- mittee, 3, Special Gym, lg Memorial Vlleek Skits, 3, Senior liwnquet Committee, 41 Honor Roll, 4, Mr. Mem- orial Skits, 4. MICHAEL IOSEPH BOBER H:'11f'tn'z' of Maxi' who nn' quiet, Mm' .ff77'llIg .f1rrf1fi,fc'.r. Niililz College Course. Radio Club, 4, Science Club, 3, State Science Fair, 3 CAROLINA T. BODNER 'HIM my I'.I7Hf7tIl'f, tum' my only our. CAROL College Course. Foreign Students Day, 3, Student Coun- cil Alternate, l, 4, Delegate, 2, 3, Student Teacher, l, 2, Tutorial Program, l. 41 Memorial Players, l-4, Miss Brooks, 4, Art Club, Z, Literary Club, 4, Physical Edu- cation Club, l, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Maiorette, 3, 4, Memorifl Choir, lg St. Paulis Summer School, 3, 4, National llonor Society, 4. ELAINE MARIE BOUCI-IER il.-' good zztifzfrml as any girl can be. College Course. Student Teacher, l, Tutorial Program, l, Future Teachers of America, l-3, Booster Club, 1, 2, Science Club, 4, Graduation Usher, 3, Iunior Prom Com- mittee, 3, Memorial Choir, l, Thanksgiving Assembly, l, Christmas Assembly, l, Memorial Vlleek Skit, 4, Fu- ture Nurses of America, 4. DEIDRA RUTH BUCK The Imzzzly of zhe heavens if the stars: the beauty of 11 woman is hw' hair. DEE DEE Transfer from Manchester Central High School. College Course. Foreign Students Day, 3, Student Coun- cil Delegate, 3, Student Teacher, 2, Tutorial Program, 3, Memorial Week Skits, 3, Talent Show, 2. CHARLES D. CALDVVELL, IR. There lin' nzirchief in ffltll mlm. Ci'lARLlE Technical Course. Student Teacher, l, 3. LINDA KAY CARAWAY fl funny dz'5p0.f1'fi0n if the very mul of success. BLUNDIE Transfer from Manchester Central High School. College Course. Memorial Players, 2-4, Treasurer, 3, Miss Brooks, 4, Christmas Assembly, 2, Literary Club, 4, Memorial Choir, 2, 3, Thanksgiving Assembly, 2, Stu- dent Library Assistant, 3, 4, BETTY ANN CARRUTI-I Will and inlelfecl are one and the mme. General Course. Student Teacher, l, Tutorial Program, l, 2, Monocle Staff, 2, Memorial Players, 1-3, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Pulling the Curtain, 1, Everybody's Crazy, 2, Christmas in Review, 2, The Claw Prompter, 2, Opening Night, 3. BARBARA-ANN BREWER Q11if'lIy llffflll, sinzple, gentle, tender. Br-XRB Commercial Course. Art Club, 1, Driver Education, 4, Decoration Committee lor Senior Reception, 4, Nurses Club, 4. IUNE REA BROADY l'111 tl quiz? fort of gffffllllll-I you gel to know me 1uN11z Commercial Course. Driver Education, 4. HARRIET BROUTZOS 'ATM' l'l'I'YV pftzfli of pe1'fea'tz'o11, PEACIIY College Course. Student Council Alternate, 143, School Spirit Committee, 3, Home Room Representative, 4, Excalibur Staff, 4, Booster Club, 1, 3, Science Club, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Memorial Week Skits, 3, Science Fair, 3, Driver Education, 4, Class Pictures, 4, Peace Corps Club, 4, Great Books Society, 4. DARRELL RAY BUCK loft Ihr' kind for ,cportr I'nz fo,'f2'. BUCKY, BUCK College Course. Student Council Delegate, l, Student Teacher, l-3, Booster Club, lg Gym Team, l, V. Bas- ketball, l, Track fWinter and Springls l, 3, 4, Varsity Football, l-4, Co-Captain, 4, Varsity Baseball, l-4, Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, Memorial Week Skits, l-3, All-State Football Team, 3, 4, we GEORGE CHAMPION ll'ithoz1I NIIIXI-6 life nvmfd lm tl m1'.+'1ukf'. ZUOCIIE College Course. Student Council Alternate, lg Student Teacher, l-3, Memorial Players, l, 'lg Christmas Assem- bly, l-4, All-State Chorus, 3, Orchestra, 4g Memorial Choir, l, 3, 4g All-City Band, 2-4g Thanksgiving Assem- bly, l-4g Memorial VVeek Skits, 3, Iazz Show, 3, 41 Ta- lent Show, l-3g Exchange Concert, 'lg Band Day UNH, 4, UNH SYMS, 3, -lg N. Il. Philharmonic Orchestra, 4g Rand, 2-4g N, H. Symphony Orchestra, 4. SHIRLEY G. CHAPUT Hglllfflllllg if the mizzfvow ol modc.rty. SIIIRI. Commercial Course, Physical Education Club, 2. RICHARD E. CLARK lf but the will be firmly bent, no :tug refists the mind? intent DICK General Course. Radio Club, 1, 2. BERTHA IEAN CLINTON The only way to have friend: is to be one. BETTY Transfer from Manchester Central High School, Commercial Course. Monocle Staff, 3, Debate Society, 3g Crusader Supply, 4. IRIS PATRICIA CARTER I'CoorI .fhingf mmf in .fmizll pt1fKt1gc.f. I, IDY Home Economics Course. Future Homcmakers of Amer- ica, Zg Physical Education Club, lg Special Gym, lg Fashion Show, lg Home Economics Fashion Show, 3, 4. SUE ANN CARTER ihxvflflllfig if nmrr gflflfffl fhim ,-'flc'rIcz'.' SIVF., SUE Home Economics Course, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, 2, Physical Education Club, lg Home Ec. Fashion Show. 23 Special Gym, lg llome Economics Fashion Show, 3, 4. CAROL ROSANNA CHAKAS Sho if of so frcr, so api, so lvlcffed fl disposition. Home Room Representative, 3, 4, AjZHRISTINE LOUISE CHAKAS hose who bring sunshine into the live: of others cannot keep it from themreluexf' CHRIS Commercial Course. Business Education Club, 3, 4. 613 . JM, eacher, 3g Tutorial Program, 3g Excalibur Staff, Society, 3, 4, Business Education Club, Prom Committee, 3, Drill Team, Reception Decorating Com- MARIE ELLEN COLFORD 'L-I hard road of Iahor Ima? lo a hfoad road of mccess. Transfer from St. Ioseph High School for Girls, Commercial Course, Literary Society, 4, Christmas Play, l, Student Teacher, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Senior Reception Committee, 4. LORRAINE RITA COMIRE Her eyer, how they mfinkIf'. LORRY Commercial Course, Gym Team, 2-4, Special Gym, 1-4. CAROL CATHERINE CONNORS Pe1f:omz!izy is the password to friendship. Commercial Course. Anti-Littering Committee, 3, Stu- dent Council Delegate, 1-4, Home Room Representative, 3, Student Teacher, 1, Mock Election, l, Excalibur Staff, 4, Booster Club, 1, 2, Secretary, 2, Business Education Club, 4, Class Pictures, 4, Graduation Usher, 2, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Memorial Week Skits, 2, United Nations Usherette, 4, Senior Class Vice President, 4, Play Promotion, 4. ,Wulf DOROTHY LOUISE COOLIDGE The frrlzfre is not in the hand: of fate, but in ourseh'es. ' DOTTIE ' College Course. Monoele Staff, 2-4, Christmas Assembly, 1, Future Homemakers of America, 2-4, National Honor 1 IOHN CLEMENT A wry gfmt part of mischief arises from words. Transfer from Alvirne High School. College Course. Mernofial layers, 4, Peace Corps Club, 3' Mem ial lc , zjgfol ft gfgdlri 14i1rcjitBftlZe. VJ ' P,.:1YL P -1 '- l?ommeciijZ' s oot . -, Business Educa- ,ion Cl ,E ksgivinff'Assembly, 2, Chorus, 2, :Stude , X eielfief, . -J SALVATORE COCO HArYOllIf71g if 117111, to him that feels it with greal ,fen.vih1'1ily. SAM General Course. STUART BRUCE COHEN Thr umm' you know him, the hrfllw' you like him. STU College Course. Savings Stamp Committee, 4, Student Teacher, 1, 2, Monocle Staff, 3, Memorial Players, 1, 2, Chess Club, 1, I. V. Football, 2, VarsitY Football, 4, Memorial Week Skits, 2, 3, High School Bowl Assem- bly, 3, Executive Chairman Student Council, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Mr. Memorial Candidate, 4, Foreign Students Day, 4, High School Bowl, 4, St. Paul's Sum- mer School, 4. ww W of My Society, 3, 4, Booster Club, 1-3, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Memorial Choir, 1, Home Ee. Fashion Show, 1, 2, Usherette, 3, Future Homemakers of America, 2-4, Sec- retary, 3, 4, Student Teacher, 4, Foreign Students Re- ception, 4, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, 4. EUGENE EDDY COTE l.'r1reff'1'1, th! nut :ref zrolfld all lik: !o fre. GENE Technical Course. HENRY EUGENE COTE l'C'r'f1 fri 1'1'f'. ll.-XNR Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 2g Business Edu- cation Club, 4. RONALD ROGER COTE Hz fuk!! lift ri,-' II fflfllflf. RUN Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. Technical Course. Student Teacher, l, 3, RONALD THOMAS CROTEAU lines It iff fir' f f1yf. ROCKY Transfer from Manchester VVest High School. Technical Course. ALLAN WALTER COREY Dorff lllhzk ln'fz't',' iff aff right. :XLRI Ceneral Course. Student Council Alternate, lg Student Teacher, 3g I. V. Basketball, 2g All-State Chorus, 2, 3, Memorial Choir, l-3, The Claw, 2. LAURENT ROGER CORMIER XI11,-'flu ,111 II 'I I'l'lV.l'1hII1g u 7111121 111'f'11'.f, 11111 Iflfvt' fllfl' help. LARRY Technical Course. Memorial Players, -lg Miss Brooks, 4g Student Teacher, 2g Memorial VVeek Light Crew, 4g Senior Play Stage Crew, -lf Mouse That Roared, -lg Our Miss Brooks, -lg Fashion Show Light Crew, -l. MARCIA GENEVIEVE CORMIER To iz Yllllllg fzmrl, ctw'-i'If11'r1g If fun. NIQXC Commercial Course. Student Council Alternate, 'lg Stu- dent Teacher, lg Business Education Club, -lg Iunior Prom Committee, 53 Home Room Representative Alter- nate, 5. BETSY LOUISE CORNELL .l .ff7rH'A'f17Ig ur, tl 1101! of nxt, and yt-1 tl ,ffm1r'11t. Transfer from Manchester Central High School, College Course. Home Room Representative, -lg Student Teacher, lg Monocle Stall, 5g Memorial Players, 5, 4, Stage Crew, lg Stardust: Senior Play, -lg Miss Brooks, 4, Future Teachers of America, lg National Honor Society, 5, -l, Treasurer, -lg Physical Education Club, lg Science Club, 51 Graduation Usher, 5g Honor Roll, l--lg Opening Night, 51 The Mouse That Roared, -lg The Informer, 4. , J 4. .K -1 .Y. IOANNE DORIS DANDURAND A moral, sensible, well-hred girl. Commercial Course. Business Education Club, 3, Library Assistant, 3, 4, Decoration Committee, 4. NORMA LEE DAVIS I read, study, examine, listen, reflect, and try to form an idea into which I put as mueh common sense as I can. NORM Commercial Course. Honor Roll, l, 3, 45 Physical Edu- cation Drill Team, l. PAMELA I. DEVINE Happy I amp from care I am free. PAM, PAMMY General Course. Memorial Pla ers l 2- Sta e Crew 1 y 7 5 3 g 9 3 2, Christmas Assembly, 1, 2, Art Club, 2-4, Vice Presi- dent, 3, Business Manager, 4, Memorial Week Skits, 2, Switchboard Operator, 3g Banquet Decorations Com- mittee, 4. LEO FRANCIS DIGNAM, IR. I shall study to prepare. LEE General Course. MARY FRANCES CRUSSEL The heart of a little one is sometimes bigger than the heart of a giant. FRAN, FRANI Commercial Course. IOAN ANNA CURTIS fl cheerful heart is good medicine. IONIE Transfer from Saint Anthony High School. General Course. Business Education Club, lg Dramatics Club, l, 2, Secretary, 1, Vice President, 2, Refreshment Committee For Reception, 4, National Honor Society, 4. IEANNE CUSTEAU With a smile to greet you. CUSTARD Transfer from Alton High School. General Course. Cheerleader, lg Class Treasurer, 1, Student Teacher, 3. ANTHONY PAUL D'AGOSTINO Smile, and the world smiles with you. TONY College Course. Student Teacher, lg Bowling Club, lg Chess Club, lg Radio Club, 2, Track: fWinter and Springj, 2, 33 Science Fair, 4. 'iss t s . is DONALD DOYON No 11111115 fm! Zhi' sky. DOYON General Course. BONNIE LEE DUBEAU A smiling face and a warm heart. Commercial Course. Student Council Alternate, 3, 4, Home Room Representative, 4, Student Teacher, 1, Booster Club, 2, Business Education Club, 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Hostess, 2, Graduation Usher, 3, National Honor Society, 4, Banquet Programs, 4, Deco- ration Committee, 4, Student Teacher, 4. THOMAS DANIEL DUHAIME Hr 1: a nmn of rplendizl abilities. TCJM Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. DANIEL DUNLAP l4El'l'7'j' 111111 if zz znlnme if you lqnow how to read him. ' o,-xx Transfer from Central High School, London, England. College Course. Cross Country, 2, I. V. Soccer, 2, French Club, 2, Tutorial Program, 3. SANDRA BARBARA DIONNE , Erich mind has iff own method. SANDY Commercial Course. Memorial Choir, 2, 3, Thanks- giving Assembly, Z, 3. FRANCES DOBE 1 live lhe life I love. FRAN Commercial Course. Booster Club, 1, Business Educa- tion Club, 3, 4, Reception Committee, 4. WALTER IOHN DOMIAN Ln the world .flzde by, for we are only young once. WAl.l,Y College Course. Stage Crew, 3, Christmas Assembly, 3, Chess Club, 3, I. V. Football, 2, Varsity Football, 4, Memorial VVeeli Skit, 4, Student Teacher, 4. PAMELA RITA DOUCET Xl sky fn!! of .filenl fum, PAM Commercial Course. Memorial llayers, 1, 3, 4, Star Dust: Senior Play, 4, Mouse That Roared, 4, Opening Night, 3, Booster Club, 1, 2, Art Club, 1-3, Business Education Club, 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Mem- orial Choir, 1, 2, Thanksgiving Assembly, 1, 2, Student Library Assistant, 3, Crusader Supply, 4, Junior Prom Hostess, 2, Honor Roll, 1-3. J ti a S MARTHA DONNA FAWAZ 'fl :wife um! zilnlwivfizlldzfzg bmi? 6.1.-' fire. NIOOF College Course. Student Council, l-4, Alternate, l-5, Delegate, 4g Savings Stamps Committee, -lg Excalibur Stall, 4g Nlocli Election, lg Slemorial Players, 4g Future Teachers of America, -lg Booster Club, l. 21 Peace Corps Club, -lg Iunior Prom Committee, 3: Dedication Guide, l: Fashion Show, lg United Nations Day Usherette, 4: Foreign Students Day, 4g lligh School llowl, 4. ROBERT PAUL FERGUSON il tjnfcl f7l'7'f07Z exfefvl when 0Z,ZFfll Ii.f6.H HOB College Course. Mr. Memorial Slait. 4. IOAN MARY L. FILIP Jimi ull .che fini. .-'hc 11171 hai' fwfr. IOiXX'Ili, lfl.ll' Transfer from XVcst Chester Senior High School, XVest Chester, Pennsylvania. Commercial Course. Tutorial Program, ig Business Edu' cation Club, 5, 43 Iunior Prom Committee, 3g Honor Roll, lf4g Library Assistant. lg Nurses Aid. lg Audiof Visual Aid. lg National llonor Society. 4. f- - DAVID WILLIAM FITZPATRICK I flu no! Vflflljfi' to rim, DAVIZ, F ' if College Course. Student Teacher, 21 Monocle Staff, 3, 4. Co-Editor, 4g Memorial Players, -lg Star Dust: Senior Play, 4, The Noel Candle, 4, Mouse That Roared, 43 Assembly Committee, -lg lunior Prom Committee, 3g Band, 2-4g Memorial Choir, l. ti R., .- ,V Chess Club, 33 Debating Team, lg Radio Club, 2, 3: it BARBARA MAE EMERSON 'Szzgzn' 'iz' ffifif and !'l.'!'7'l'f!If71g Iliff. RARE, HAIIS College Course. Tutorial Program, 23 Stage Crew, -lg Literary Club, -lg Memorial Choir, lg Thanksgiving Assembly, l, LILLIAN MAE ERSKINE Jlazzzgfz illtalj' mz'r'014' and' carry for here I came. LII, Commercial Course. Future Homemakers of America, Ig Booster Cluh, 1-3g Mr. Memorial Sliit, -l. DOROTHY VIRGINIA FARLAND flue muff :work fu .fm41'nl'. DOTTI li. College Course. Tutorial Program, 53 Honor Roll, l-5, Physical liducation Drill Team, lg National llonor So- ciety, 4g Student Teacher. -l. IANICE ELLEN FARLEY An open face of l1f1wz'11. College Course. Student Teacher, 3, Physical Education Cluh, l, fg Science Fair. 5: Student Teacher, 3, 4: Tutor, -l. Ee.. . 5 E 1 ROBERT IOSEPH FORUN 'lin fporf and in frirndshzfi, hz- if Ilvklfl by JU. HOU 'lieelumieztl Course. .Nlcmorizil Players. -lg Stage Crew. 4: junior Prom Kfommittee. gl Senior Prom Decoration Klomrnittee, Ml: IOYCE CAROL FREESE Maj, L13 ffl! mmzfli of ,XIuj.. NlflL4Nl'. College Course. Foreign Stutlents Day, 21 4Xuti-littering tlonunittee, fp Student Council llelegzttc. l. 21 Home Room liepresentutixe, 53 Stage Crew, -lg Booster Club, l, 21 Science Cflulu. -lg Cirzultitttioii Usher, 51 Iunior Prom Committee, 53 Cheerleader, 5, -lg Nlcmoriul Choir, l--lg 'lhattilugixiiig .'Xssemlily. l-51 liztslwion Show, lg Memorial XYeel4 Skits, lg Talent Show, l. CELESTE MARY FRISELLA lnr,f1ut: l'.'fVllli'7, etfsnzq ,zz 1.',-'dj 111 ,, m11'mi'. llotne lieononiies Course. Future llotneniztkers of Amer-- itut, l, 23 lloine llieononiies lfushion Show, 1. CLAIRE IULIA FUDALA '!ha1fJuQl1fl. -lif.'lfF'I tum' 'fm If fflz, ztjifz flli' -llflf, -'KVIUIIJ fl'1g1z1'f', College Course. Home Room Represerittttixe, -lg Stuclent Teacher, lg Monocle Stull. 21 Future Teachers of Ameri- can. l--lg Booster Club, 51 Science Cluli, -lg Iunior Prom Committee, 33 Memorial XVcek Skit Committee. -lg Stu- tlent Tcaelicr, -lg Peace Corps Clulu, 4. ROBERT THOMAS GIBBONS ,llc11 111155, fm! 17721 e!z'1'1111f.'! Technical Course. Student Teacher, l, 2, Monocle Staff, 2, Memorial Players, 1-3, Christmas Assembly, 2, V. Basketball, l, 2, Christmas In Review, 2, Everyb0dy's Crazy, 2, Band, 2-4, Thanksgiving Assembly, 2-4, Stu- dent Teacher, 4. GERALDINE ANN GILDEA If: niet to be 17!ll'IH 6ZI when one if nalurfzlly nice GERRI Transfer from St. Ioseph High School for Girls. General Course. Student Council Alternate, 4, Memorial Players, 4, Future Teachers of America, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, Physical Education Club, 3, Business Education Club, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Chorus, I, Literary Society, 4. GLORIA LOUISE GIONET If you have cz L'O17tC'7ZI!'ll' mind, you lzzzw' enough to enjoy life milk. GLOR College Course. Memorial Players, 4, Peace Corps Club, 3, 4, Graduation Usher, 3, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Memorial Choir, 1, 4, Student Library Assistant, 2-4, Great Book Society, 4. LORRAINE DIANE GIRARD lust a maiden, short and fair. LORI, SHORT STUFF 'Commercial Course. IOYANNE GARRISH lf fycf urn' made for seeing, than bmzfly if iff 014111 rxczifc for f7l'IiIIg.H im' Commercial Course. Student Council Alternate, l, Maf jorette, 3, 4, All-State Chorus, 3, Memorial Choir, l-4, Thanksgiving Assembly, l-3, All-City Chorus, 3, Co- Captain Maiorettes, 4, Memorial VVeck Talent Show, 4. LINDA CAROL GARVIN She 5113 fiffflf, Joes 777Il!'h 111111 g1'1'z'f.f !'Z'l'I'j'f117!' ltfflh KI !77IfIL'.H l.IY College Course. Student Council Alternate, 2, Home Room Representative, 4, Student Teacher. 3, Monocle Stall, 3, 3: Memorial Players, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Stage Crew, 31 Stardust: CSenior Playj, 4, The Mouse That Roared, 4, Gym Team Assembly, l, Library Assistant, 4, Special Gym, l, 2, Student Teacher. 4. IEAN ALICE GENDRON Y'hr'1'zf'5 if ,-'1111'1'y I1z'111A'lf I-71 fin' eye? tl .fp111'Hc' I-11 hu' fr111'ff. lli.XNNl'. Commercial Course. Student Teacher. l-3, Business Edu- cation Club, 4, Graduation Usher, 3, Iunior Prom Comf mittee, 3, Crusader Supply. 4, Memorial VVeelt Sliit, 4, Student Teacher, 4, Senior Reception Committee, 4. RICHARD F. GIBBONS IJICK ','x'1,1' lfofrl, nm' shy, not fhorf, nor 11111, fini 11 lmfifly 177flIgIIi77g of fhl'lII aff. Cieneral Course. Memorial Players, 2-4, Stage Crew. Z-4, l. V. Basketball, l, 2, Memorial VVeek Skits, 3, 4: Everybody's Crazy, 2, Memorial VVeela Skits, 4. in-sa KATHY VI HAGIANIS Pillai with fwnynzfy um! fpiril, aliw Io Ihr' jfngr'r!ipf. K.X'l4l'l College Course. Student Council Delegate. l, 51 School Spirit Committee, 31 Savings Stamp Committee. 31 Mock Election. 11 Excalibur Stall. 41 Monocle Stall. 2-41 Stage Crew, 31 Stardust: lSenior Playj. 41 Graduation Usher, 21 Iunior Prom Committee, 51 Dedication Guide. l1 ,Nlemorial Choir, I-41 Thanksgiving Assembly. l-41 Mem- orial VVeel-1 Skits. 21 Usherette United Nations Day. 4. RAYMOND A. I-IANNEMANN Yo11'f! jim! lla' runglz, 5111, fin! yorfll firm' of i'E'!llIf,1.n liUfifQl'iR General Course. Student Teacher. 51 Golf Team. 3, 41 'l'raclt1 1XVinter and Springj. 3. 41 Varsity Footlmall. 3. 41 Nlemorial VVeek Sliits. 3. EDWARD RAYMOND HARMON 'Hz If om' on! of l71tI71t'. .rnrl the zrorlif fffzcif f11rfizfizt'1n1liZy. Rlzli Transfer from Edison High School, N. I. General Course. Speech Cluli. lg Chorus, l1 Student Teacher. 4, BRENDA IOAN RUTH HEATH llom'ff lufm11r ffuzrf if !flI'I'lj' film. lil-iNIllf, College Course. Student Council Delegate. 41 Memorial Players. 41 liooster Clulm. l1 Nlaiorette, 41 Nlemorial Choir. l. 41 Tlianltsgiving Assemlrly, l. 41 Christmas Asseinhly Chorus. l1 Easter ,Xssemhly Chorus, l1 Annual Hand Dax' UNH. 41 The Mouse That Roared, 41 'l'lianltsgix'- ing' Assembly Chorus. 4. IAMES RICHARD GOTT dfllvl Aural: hz! ju.-'15 hit! wilful. lEli.Xli, lm College Course. Student Teacher. 1431 llowling C lg Science Cluli. gl Y. liaslietluall. l1 I. V. Foot l: Varsity lfoollmall. 2441 Varsity llaseliall. l, 2. RITA L. GOULET Ififfzllgfilflllrlzm :wins mirnju fI'1,I'lIffw.H Commercial Course. liooster Clulv. l. MATTHEW ROBERT GRIFFIN H.'ll7',f1Ill1!Q if fzrzflrlizff fn f'i.:A, X'l.X'l l' Technical Course. RICHARD EDWARD GRZEDZICKI Hllizzvf 14'f,rl' xfgzfls jazz. DICK College Course. Student Teacher. 2. 4 r 'uns'-H11-N... ,. , ROBERT EDVVARD HUDOBA 'flfn ffj, Arfzrf if1r1.'.' HO! Coilvgc Cloiirsu. ANNE M. HUDSON Iliff .zffn ff: fffr ij lm' fnrfa' furfzzm' zz f',f.ff'z : J'KN'N'li, College C:OllI'SLT. junior Pmm Cluminittcc. 51 Hariri, ig Mcmorial Choir. 1-41 T1il1lI'liiSg,fiX'illjj ghsciiihiy, lk-4: Honor RON, 1, 21 Christmas .Xssciuhly filmrus, I54: Drixcr Hin.- czuiou, 4: Sfudcnii Teacher. 4. PAULINE MARY IVERSON .Spmf9 gcffiffgt' if if fvr' '3C':'f! ' to fi-'jf' 53' fm'f'.' ff, Tmiisfcrr from TNiZIIlChCSlf'l' XVQ-51 High Sqhiml. Home Ecomiiuics Coursc. Xiciiimizli I'hqci's. 41 Shiga Crux. 4: Mouse Tha! Roared, 4: Mc-imirizil Choir, 31 4. GERARD IALBERT Hfi0'3fI 4 :ff 'ffm' 1ffwf!1.'.1.'!:7'1 W1 J.'ff'f ' 5 '.'f'J5fn'. HZRRH Trzmsfci' from Si. fknthony High Schucii, Cullcgc Course. Debuts Stirifily, 41 Literary Socieiye 4 Sccretzirv. 4. 1. EAW w Qiilil .Mix hu 4 I NANCY SUE I-H'QATI'I Nl mfj. lv lfmf, f'::f fm 11,1 NAXNK 'ogg' Cfuiirmc. Stage Crew. 4: i'iL1lL1r4' ,IQCLIKIICVB 1 ivihzn, 5, 41 Ucmslcr Clluh. 1-51 Scieiiu' Clhili, 41 juiiin Proiu i',ciiim'iitln'c, 51 Sulciciil .Ximi Nurse. gl liciim' Rum Xiufriizitr. 51 Excalibur iXLiXCl'Li5il151 Slziii. 43 Rn-ucpiiri fliiiiiiiitzvu. 4: Buriqiici cl0lNIHilIL'C. 4: xiCl1NlI'iLli XXI-ci bixilx, 4. WAYNE HUITT llz' 11.1 f.f.v.' inf. . , XYXX! rl iii' Ii . . X , . ffvzu-111i Luurwi. Sluclcm In-zichvr. 5: Aim?-1 lxauliriii. ' Nizizmrizil Plziycrs, 41 Stardust: ihciuor l'i1ay9. 41 Mmm That Roared, 41 Climbs llfiuiiiri, 1. 1: 'I nigh: ixhrilllif iii: Stffisigy. li fp Nh-iiicwiail XYL1-L Shih, l. 4. IANICPQ HOVVE 1 -' lfllz fffruff. ffff .-' f.'1fm1f,f,.' f 1 1 'KN imiisivz' Zmiii 51. Iciscph High Nhuoi im fiiris. f,,crih c C,uurxm'. Ilmm iiormi Hu JI'CSk'lll2l11Xn'. 41 Ilxcah F7 1 1' Shui. 4: Stardust ff5cuim' Pill? Q, SCCIXCIQ Cloiiiiiiiiru iumtcr ifhih, I1 Suu-me Clluh, 41 firzuhixuicm lfshi u V 1 v 1- iuium' Prom C,oiuuiiuQc1 51 C,hccrlcudci', 1. 41 fwiciii .. . ,.,. :fini XXL-Q-I4 bkils, lg lun I ior l'mu'i Ihislcxs, 21 flizim Phrii fQOINlNi'2lL'L'. 41 Senior hcccpticm Hccorquiolis flUlNlNillL'L Huiiquci Pmgrnius Clcimmiilcc. 4. 'VVAYNE KENNETH HOVVELL Tcqiiiiimi CJULITSCT, xi! FNLI' IVIH !,lf'7':i VII! f,f'f', ISLHI VH .,,.-Nwbf Aiiwm Privy A MERILYN IOHNSTON i'lIc-rrinzent in every 10012: mfr and wmfy she fvr.v00f?. LYN College Course. Memorial Players, 3, -lg Mouse That Roared, -lg Literary Club, 4g Physical Education Club, lg Graduation Ushcrette, 3g Science Club Fashion Show. 3: Iunior Prom Hostess, Zg Stage Crew, 3, 4: Science Fair, 3. DONALD THOMAS ISIRANDANIS A little nonsense now and then if relished by zhr bcxz of men.' DON, IIQRRY Technical Course. All-City Chorus, 3g Barber Shop Quartet, 3, Student Teacher, l, 2g Student Council Al- ternate, lg Special Ciyni, lg Student Teacher. 4. DIANE LAURETFE IUTRAS Ix'iud1z1'ff hu.c11'.: hrrfrlf mer rirhf' Dl College Course. Student Teacher, 3, Physical Education Club, lg Science Fair, 3g Iunior Prom Committee, 3. IOANNE KASINSKAS A girls best friend if her horse. yo, iom College Course. Tutorial Program, 23 Monocle Stalii, 2-43 Memorial Players, 1, Physical Education Club, lg Monocle Skit, 25 Science Fair, 3. l 'i BARBARA IEAN IAMRO Lim ima' In !Iil'f.H BARN - Home Economics Course. Future llomemalsers old Amer- ica, lg Memorial Choir, lg Fashion Show, 2. NINA IRENE IAROMA il,l!'t1J't2'lIf zi'fn'd: are zmrfzml ium' do 7101 mfr much. liI.ONlbll'. Commercial Course. Booster Club, l, lg Business Edu- cation Club, 3, 4g lunior Prom Committee, 33 Switch- board Operator, -lg Senior Reception llerorations Com- mittee, -l. IANICE MARY IASINSKI Il hiZ! 111111111 Mc ltflffij fir' Illkl' Il'IffIfll1I img' ltlI1gAfl'7'iJi, IAN, l.XY, IINXKX llome Eronomics Cotirse. Future llomemakers ol Amer- ica, l, lg Home Economics Fashion Show, 2g Future llomemalcers oli America Christmas Committee, 2. PAULA ELAINE IENNINGS No mutter what day, yoifll Hur! her happy and guy. P, Commercial Course. Student Teacher, lg Booster Club, lg Bowling Club, 2, Physical Education Club, lg Business Education Club, 3, 43 Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Cru- sader Supply, 43 Memorial VVeek Skits, 4, Senior Re- ception Committee, 4. .gqz ,Q A0 N dc t ,ggwpxe QA seg? Q , X BEVERLY GENEVIVE KNIGHT For she lzzfe: Io please. BEV Commercial Course. Booster Club, l, Business Educa- tion Club, 4, Memorial Choir, l. SHARON KOTEKAS No excellent soul is exempt from rz mixture of madness. College Course. Student Council Alternate, Z, Student Teacher, l-3, Tutorial Program, I-4, Stardust: fSenior Playj Scenery Committee, 4, Future Teachers of America, l, 2, Treasurer, l, Secretary, 2, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Booster Club, 2, Science Club, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, 4, Graduation Usher, 3, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Memorial Choir, l, Miss Memorial Candidate, 4. THEODORE KOUNELAS Mori great men are conceited, but l'm not. TED College Course. Student Council Delegate, 1, Student Teacher, 1, Tutorial Program, 3, Excalibur Staff, 4, Bowling Club, l, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Chairman, 3, Graduation Marshall, 3, Iunior Class Chairman, 3, Senior Class President, 4, Special Promotions for Star- dust, 4, National Honor Society, 4, College Bowl Assem- bly, 4, Memorial VVeek Skits, 4. WILLIAM L. KOYIADES The days fha! nzuke 11: happy make ur wire. BlLI. Technical Course. MARY LOUISE KASPSZAK Il mailers not how long you live, but how well. BLONUIE Commercial Course. Memorial Choir, 2, Thanksgiving Assembly, 2. MICHAEL KATRYCZ Be Sllflif, und than are stiff. NllCKliY Commercial Course. PATRICIA IANE KIIEK fr V, flx I run, IU I see. P.'X'li'l'l General Course. Student Teacher, 1, Booster Club, 1, 2: Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Tutorial Program, 4, Hostess at Memorial Week Dance, 1. BRENDA PEARL KIRIAKOUTSOS ZmIozrf, yet nmele.f1,' innocent Ihough free. College Course. Student Teacher, l, Booster Club, 3, 4, Physical Education Club, l, 2, Memorial Week Skits, 3, 4, Student Teacher,4, Senior Reception Bids Committee, 4, Peace Corps Club, 4. ROBERT LACZ l.1'ff' ix nflm! von nmlz if-' XYllI'l ln Technical Course. SIMONE LAFLAMMI-1 if H Hrlppincrs if wonzrzrzk fnirfft C0,f77Z!'ll'!,. SIM Commercial Course. RONALD B. LAFRENIERE 'flltzlqr one fav! gowl and in 1'c'1rn'11 Mat our will nmkr you fn-I gfmrl, roof' FRTQNCT IY General Course. Student Teacher, 2, Bowling Club, Z: I. V. Football, I, Varsity Football, 2-43 Memorial Week Skits, l-41 Gym Team, lg Ski Team, lg VVinter Track, l. THOMAS K. LALOS A jolly goof! fellow without zz care. 'VOM College Course. Student Teacher, lg Memorial Players, 4, Stage Crew, 4, Miss Brooks, 4g The Informer, 4g Mouse That Roared, 43 Bowling Club, 1, 3, 4, President, 3, 43 Science Club, 3, Graduation Usher, 3g Cross Country Team, 1-3, Track: fWinter and Springj, 1-43 Memorial Week Skits, 3, 4, Boy's State Representative, 3. X 1 ANITA MARTHA KOZA .l'arn11'If' I-.F rvurllz ti million rlnlltzrf, A7111 if flf11',v17'I mf! .1 MN! A NI'I.X Commercial Course. Business lfducation Cluh, 3, -l lunlior Prom Committee, 31 Drill Team, lg Literary So cicty, -lg Senior Prom Decorations Committee, 4. i X.. . MARIA KYRIAKOUTSAKOS tk ll If lzmfr' ltlri x'.w' ul fu gilt flnm lu l'I'll'I'l'! ' f' NLXRY Transler from Xlanchestcr Central lligh School. Lommercial Course. Student Council Alternate, gl liusi nt-ss liducation Clluls, 5, 43 lunior Prom Committee, 3 Switchboard Operator, -lg Senior Reception llccoratioi Committee. 4. GERARD H. LABARRE Huff .1 gtlllllflfl' flziuix it gil77Il7lI1'. Nl.XYl'.RlCili Translcr from liishop liraclley High School. s Cicneral Course. Student Teacher, 2, 33 Howling Cluh, 3, PAUL I. LACOURSE If in fn ',-- 1 -mn zlwfff .-'mt1'r'fl, fl'-X, fri, again, Transfer from Hishop Bradley High School, General Course. Home Room Representative, 1, Studen Teacher, l. gl Tutorial Program, lg Bowling Cluh, l, 2 lntramural liaskcthall, l. T TAD LEAVITT f'N1'cc lo look :IIC nice to Az'17Ol4'.', Transfer from Pittsfield High School, Pittsfield, Massa- chusetts. College Course. ELAINE MARGARET LEBLANC I-lsr frown: are fnirfr fur fllllll smilcf of olhfr mflidfn: 1:21 Transfer from Saint Anthony High School. Commercial Course. Stage Crew, lg Future Teachers oi America, 45 National Honor Society, 3, -lg Christmas Play, l., 2g Assistant Lilvrarian, l, 21 lilramatics Club, 1, 23 Future Nurses of America, 4. ANNETTE LEBREUX Her rye: were Jem' and light as any mnfllc 111111 lrzfrnczfz Zfrighfj' Transfer from Saint Anthony High School. Commercial Course. Dramatics Cluh, l. 2. ROBERT GEORGE LEDUC lf you mir: him with EI lofi, hit him wifh Ihr rigfzll HOB Transfer from Saint Anthony lligh School. General Course. Soccer Team, 21 Student Teacher, 4. CLAIRE IRENE LANGLOIS Hfhmf, 4'll'L'll. tim! fn!! of fun. CLAY Cornmercial Course. PRISCILLA ANN LARRABEE i'vHf'i' llcljf .uf 111135 of plf't1.rt1l11l1rf,:5f' PAT Cornrnercial Course. Graduation Usherctte, 31 lunior Prom Committee, 3g Crusader Supply. -lg Senior Recept' tion Cfomrnittee, Ml. ROBERT D. LATAILLE Tf'1f:f'u'r and I .are l1l'lc'7' ini' .zptzrzf llfjli General Course. lntrarnural liaslsethall, lg Bowling Clulr, 7 CANDACE WILNIA LAWSON I jrifnrf if mon lilillilfffli .f.fi' We Mm: .fir .tml n'.1fc'r. CXNIJY Transfer from Cohasset lligh School, Xlassachusctts. College Course. CAROL LYNN LOWENTHAL .lIodw'i1lza11, the fzolalc '.-' 1 gift of hz't1zfcr1. LF.'XN'IF College Course. Monocle Stall, 23 Booster Club, l, 23 Physical Education Club, 11 Drill Team Assembly, lg Dramatics Club, 41 Great Books Society. 4. SUSAN DEBBIE LOWENTHAL She nztzkcs all lm' arqmzintiznnff hw' si11r'f'rc friends. SLT. SEXY College Course. Monocle Stall, 21 Booster Club, 1, Zg Iunior Prom Committee, 31 Drill Team Assembly, lg Physical Education Club, I1 Dramaitics Club, 41 Great Books Society, 4. WILLIAM IAMES LUCCI Why .should the dczfil have all the good limes? l,UClf College Course. Student Teacher, l-31 Physical Educa- tion Club, lg Iunior Prom Committee, 31 I. V. Basketball, lg Track: fW'inter and Springj, 31 Varsity Baseball, l, 2, Varsity Basketball, Z-41 Memorial Week Skits, l-4, Var- sity Football, 2-41 CofCaptain, 4. MARILYN MacDOUGALL Doing ix better than .raying. MAC, MacDOUGALL Home Economics Course. Home Economics Fashion Show, 2. CHARLOTTE LEMIRE 'l'l1e'i' mu' lm' charming, but tliry .raw not half the charm: her d!7ll'lI!'l!5l mndafty concealed. CHARLIE College Course. Student Council Delegate, l, 2, Home Room Representative, 31 Student Teacher, l, 21 Excalibur Stall, 41 Memorial Players, 41 Stardust: fSenior Playj, 41 Booster Club, l-3, Treasurer, l1 Physical Education Club, 11 Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Chairman Bid Com- mittee, 31 Dedication Guide, lg Cheerleader, 3, 4, Cap- tain, 43 Memorial VVeek Skits, l-31 Miss Memorial, 4. DIANE LESSARD A girl of few word: and many tlm11ght:. DI College Course. Memorial Players, 41 Student Library Assistant, 3, 41 Book Fair, 31 Honor Roll, l, 23 Senior Banquet Committee. 4. ROGER MILTON LEWIS Why take life so sf-1'1'ozrsly7 Yozfll never get out of it alive. Technical Course. Cross Country, l, 2, 41 Track: CWVin- ter and Springj, l, 41 Iunior Varsity Basketball, lg Memorial VVeek Skits, 4. DIANNE V. LOUIS Crrftu':1ly I10fhI'11g if unrmzznuvl that if not physically impossible. LOU-LOU College Course. Physical Education Club, 1-4, Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 3, President, 4: Memorial Choir, l, 2, Mem- orial YVeek Skits, 21 Special Gym, l-41 Gym Team, 4. X CLAUDIA IANE MAICHKROWICZ A m.f11'12' of gwzre and romplele majertyf' CLAUDET'I'li College Course. NORMAND MARCHAND He'II he the lufl to lsr you down. NCJRM General Course. Christmas Assembly, l-4, Band, 1-4 Thanksgiving Assembly, 1-4, Senior Reception Decorai tions Committee, 4, UNH Band Day, 4, Exchange Con cert, 2. ANDRE R. MARCOUX Food may give you indigrflion, hut love dorm? ruin your teeth. ANDY General Course. Student Teacher, l, 2, 4, Literary Club, 3, 4. NORMAND RICHARD MARTEL .Wz'lI1'ons for defense, bm not one penny for lr1'h1ztc'. Transfer from Saint Anthony High School. General Course. TIMOTHY MCDUFFEY I may look hwy, but I'm just conjured. TIM Transfer from Manchester West High School. College Course. Bowling Club, 1, Cross Country, 2-4, Track: fWinter and Springj, 2-4, Band, 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANN MCGUINESS The heart perceives thai which the eye cannot sec. BETTY College Course. Driver Education, 4, Great Books So- ciety, 4, Booster Club, l-3, Peace Corps Club, 3, 4, Science Club, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, Decorations Com- mittee, 4, Future Nurses Club, 4, ROGER IOHN McKEAN Everyone follow: the i11fl1'nalionr of his own nature. Commercial Course. DAWN E. MAINE A :wed zzttrartizfe kind of grace. Commercial Course. Student Council Alternate, 1, Delc- gate, 2, 3, Home Room Representative, 4, Student Teach- er, 3, Mock Election, l, Booster Club, l, Business Edu- cation Club, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Crusader Supply, 4, Chairman Senior Reception Decorations Com- mittee, 4. ....L.,.. , , ,W YW, , IAMES RICHARD MIHAL AM me if I MW. JIM, DIDDLE General Course. Student Teacher, l-4, Cross Country Team, 1, Golf Team, 1. NORMAN W. MITCHELL, IR. A little knowledge, unlike money, goes a long way. BILL, MITCH General Course. DANIEL I. MOLLOY Rhythm and harmony find their way into the secret place: of the soul. DAN General Course. Band, le4g Memorial Week Skits, 3, 43 Talent Show, l, 2, 4, Student Disc Iockcy for Memorial at WKBR, 23 Iazz Show, 43 UNH Band Day, 4, Ex- change Concert, 2, All-City Band Iamboree, 3. BRUCE C. MONK There': no mbstitule for hard work. MONKEY Transfer from Rockland High School, Rockland, Mass. College Course. Student Teacher, 2, Tutorial Program, 3, Memorial Players, 4, Stardust: C Senior Playj, 4, Mouse That Roared, 4, Future Teachers of America, 1, 2, Radio Club, 3, 4, Science Club, l-3, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, I. V. Basketball, 1, 2, Memorial Week Skits, 3, Audio- Visual Aids Club, l, 2, Secretary, 2, Math Club, 2, Sci- ence Fair, l-3g National Honor Society, 4. My LAURETTE M. MARTIN 'iRC?7If'l72f7F7' the fn1.ff.' plan for the fMII!7'C',' but live for the prefentf' Commercial Course. Physical Education Club, lg Busi- ness Education Club, 3, 4, Special Gym, l. ,LJVL ' CELESTE IEAN MATHIEW jf 'Dlx bright ax the mn on zz .-'z1mnzer r day. 12 sis Commercial Course. Physical Education Club, lg Busi- ness Education Club, 3, 4, Driver Education, 4. RICHARD IOHN MAYNARD ,ll11.r1'z' lmrl women I cannot bn! give way zo, lU!lfllC'IlEf my l111.virze5,t lx, DICK, ZIGGIE, MAYNARD General Course. Home Room Representative, 4, Mock Election, lg Christmas Assembly, l-4, Iunior Prom Com- mittee, 3, All-State Band, 244, Band, l-4, Vice President, 4, Memorial Choir, 43 Thanksgiving Assembly, l-41 Iazz Show, l-45 Exchange Concert, 2-4, UNH SYMS, l-3, Eastman Summer School, 3, All-City Band Iamboree, 3g UNH Band Day, 41 Senior Prom Committee, 4, Talent Show, -lg Mr. Memorial, 43 Student Teacher, 4. BRIAN A. MEADER There if HIZIKYVL' zz'her'ez'e1' tlzere is harmony. Technical Course. Band, l-4, Thanksgiving Assembly, l-41 All-City Band Iamboree, 31 UNH Band Day, 4, Exchange Concert, 2, Christmas Assembly, l-4, Skits Talent Show, Iazz Show Lighting Committee, 3. 4. IOHN ROBERT MURRAY A fun-loving pal and zz jolly good sport. College Course. Student Teacher, 33 Memorial Players, 1-4, Vice President, 43 Stage Crew, 43 Stardust: fSenior Playj, 43 Miss Brooks, 43 The Mouse That Roared, 43 Chess Club, 1-4, Secretary-Treasurer, lg Radio Club, 1, 23 Science Club, 1-33 Writing Club, 33 Memorial Week Skits, 3, 4. . DONALD IOSEPH NASH So litlle done-so much to do. DON Commercial Course. Student Council Delegate, 13 Busi- ness Education Club, 43 I. V. Basketball, 2. ALICE IANE NEDDEAU Suffers if the key worn' to h11pp1'11ef.f. AL General Course. Booster Club, 1-33 Science Club, 43 Memorial Choir, 23 Home Economics Fashion Show, 4. IOAN TERESA NERBONNE He-r hair is noz funnier than her heart. BLONDIE College Course. Student Teacher, 1, 23 Memorial Players, 3, 43 Booster Club, 1, 23 Business Education Club, 3, 43 Science Club, 33 Iunior Prom Committee, 33 Science Club Fashion Show, 3, Ticket Committee, 33 Representative to UNH Anti-Smoking Convention, 33 Honor Roll. 1-4. National Honor Society, 43 Student Tutor, 43 Memorial VVeek Assembly, 4. IANET MONTPLAISIR Yon 6l111,Z Ifflfh A111 old dog new lriclqd' Bl.ONDlE Transfer from Saint Anthony High School. Commercial Course. CLAUDETTE MORIN Thou art the .ftfzr for wlzfclz all crnzing M!Ll1'lJ.H CLAUDI Commercial Course. Student Council Alternate, 3, Dele- gate, 43 Student Teacher, lg Monocle Staff, 43 Excalibur Stalir, 43 Memorial Players, 43 Stardust: fSenior Playj, 43 Future Teachers of America, 43 National Honor Society, 3, 4, Secretary, 43 Business Education Club, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 33 Iunior Prom Committee, 33 United Nations Ush- erette, 43 State National Honor Society Delegate, 4. DANIEL IOSEPH MULLEN A mam of mzzfiant humor if he. Fr-XRMLQR. TWOON Technical Course. LYNDA ANN MULLEN Her ryzfr-blzre, drlrlqly, deeply-lfeaz-zizfully blue. l.YN College Course. Student Council Alternate, 23 Home Room Representative, 33 Memorial Players, 2'4, Stage Crew, Z-43 Miss Brooks, 43 Christmas Assembly, 2, 43 Iunior Prom Committee, 33 Science Club Fashion Show, 33 Drill Team, lg Science Fair, 3, 43 Memorial Players, 2-4, Secretary, 3, President, 43 Tutorial Program, 4. DORIS F. ORZECHOWSKI Thr won! 'znzpotmlvlr' rr not in her d11'11fmury. College Course. Student Council Alternate, 3, Delegate, l3 Home Room Representative, 43 Student Teacher, 23 Memorial Players, 4, Booster Club, 1, 23 Physical Edu, cation Club, lg Science Club, 3, 4, Assembly Committee, 4, junior Prom Committee, 33 Memorial Choir, l, 43 Thanksgiving Assembly, 13 Memorial NVeek Skits, 3: CECILE IUNE OSBORNE 501111 M111 muff 111111 111 their hezlrls, I fear, millions of m1!ch1cf,f. CEC Commercial Course. Monocle Staff, 3: Booster Club, lg Debate Team, 33 Business Education Club. 3, Publicity Officer, 33 Memorial Choir, 2, MICHAEL BRIAN O'SI-IAUGHNESSY Hr has nmrr wil m hir Iilllc' finger than you have in yur whole body, MIKE College Course. Tutorial Program, 3: Bowling Club, 43 Track: 1VVinter and Springj, 23 Memorial Choir, lg Memorial 'Week Skits, 4. STEPHEN PANCOAST ll If 1101 the :Ire of Iflt weapon, but the furg of the aitruk. STEVE College Course, Student Council Delegate, l: Student Teacher, l, 23 Memorial Players, 2'4Q Stardust: QSenior Playj, 43 Mouse That Roared, 43 Ski Team, 23 Track: QVVinter and Springl. l3 Honor Roll, l-43 Science Fair, 5, 43 A Cup of Tea, 33fN'. H. Drama Festival, 33 Dra- matic Society. 3-43 Memorial Vlieek Skits. 43 ROBERT F. NESMITH Uffflillf III nzzlfmrfi ,-'lrwzg 111 pfrfornzance BOB General Course. PETER CHARLES NIKIAS H.-Ill good things muff rome I0 an end. PETE Technical Course. Stage Crew, 33 Stardust Scenery Com- mittee, 43 V. Football, 2. BETTE ANN O'CONNOR Slit 5115 11,3111 11ml walk: tall. llli'l l'I'i, LANK Transfer from Conant High School, Iaffrey, N. H. General Course. Ski Team, 3, 43 Pep Club, lg Glee Club, l, 23 Girls Student Leader Corps, 23 Girls Varsity Bas- ketball, 23 French Club, 23 Conant Variety Show, 23 Science Fair, 23 Student Prints, 23 Student Library Assis- tant. 4: llriver Education. 33 Tutorial Program, 43 Niem- orial XVeek Skits, 4. ROGER DAVID OLIVIER lf'11Izfr' lll77I urfurzling Io his ability. l,lVliR Technical Course. Student Council Alternate, lg Tutorial Program, 23 Memorial Players, 43 Stardust: fSenior Playj, 41 The Informer, 43 Bowling Club, l-33 Track Team, 2. IANIS MARY PERSONS NEIfgLl71Z ur xinzplirizy, and warm ax canary. IAN College Course. Student Council Alternate, 4, Student Teacher, 1, 3, Monocle Staff, 4, Excalibur Staif, 4, Mem- orial Players, 3, 4, Stage Crew, 4, Stardust: f Senior Playj, 4, Miss Brooks, 4, Mouse That Roared, 4, Future Teachers of America, 1-4, Activities Chairman, 2, Sec- retaty, 3, President, 4, Booster Club, 1, Science Club, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Memorial Choir, 1, Gradua- tion Usher, 3, Thanksgiying Assembly, 1, Opening Night, 3, Usherette for United Nations Day, 4. IANE MARIE PETTENGILL The smile that won't some of. Commercial Course. PAUL TIMOTHY PICKLES A quiet man of many thoughts. PICK College Course. Student Council Delegate, 2, Saving Stamps Committee, Z, Stage Crew, 3, Track: fWinter and Springj, 4, Varsity Baseball, 2, Varsity Football Manager, 2-4. GEORGE A. PIGEON Live and learn. FLY-BOY Commercial Course. Student Council Alternate, 3, Stu- dent Teacher, 2, Memorial Week Skits, 2. RITA THERESA PAQUIN Nolhing great was ever achieved without sn!hu5ia:m. Transfer from Manchester Central High School. Commercial Course. Future Homemakers of America, 1, Physical Education Club, 1, 2, Colors Club, 2. THOMAS PARTRIDGE ' If ul first you dorft succeed, give up! fi? JWJ HORN, TOMMY lixransfer from Bishop Bradley High School. General Course. Student Council Alternate, 4, Student Teacher, 2, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Golf Team, 3, 4, I. V. Football, 2, Memorial Week Skits, 4, Golf Team. 4, Senior Reception Committee, 4. ROBERT PEACOCK '24 hall, tv hal, and 11 field to play. BOB College Course. Student Teacher, 1-3, Tutorial Program, 3, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Cross Country, 1, V. Basketball, 1, 2, I, V. Football, 2, Track: CWinter and Springj, 1, 2, Varsity Football, 2-4, Varsity Baseball, 1-3, Varsity Basketball, 1-3, Memorial VVcek Skits, 2, 3, Mr. Memorial Candidate, 4. RAYMOND ANDRE PELLETIER The fuzm' road of labor leads to a broad road of fucccrr RAY Technical Course. 1 ,V , ii it I, , ,i flf , 1' ll- fx . tvwjjiaffij ,MM RICHARD PROULX Deeds, nv! uvrdf, prorlaifrzf' DICK General Course. Varsity liasketlizill, 41 Student Teacher, 4. ARTHUR ROBERT PROVENCHER There If HH-fllllff !77'f'll'II1g.' ARTIE Technical Course. RAYMOND LAWRENCE PROVENCHER Hflfltll Ihr' greuicxfl hllfntf lie I1fZJ'fl'7l.l' RAY Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. General Course. Student Teacher, 4. STEPHEN PUCIW .S'purf thy floor! of miie. STl'iVli General Course. Student Teacher, 1-31 V. Footha ii, 2. l BEVERLY IANE PIOTROWSKI She if the mirror of all courtesy. BIQV Commercial Course, Student Teacher, 31 Booster Club, 23 Business Education Club, 31 junior Prom Committee, 5, ROBERT H. PITMAN, IR. Hr 111111 ffllflhiff htzfzhflh, 7I11v.Vl'lIiC'f !iHfl'hl'lh.J' HUB General Course. Howling Cluh, l-4: Chess Club. lg liowling Team Secretary-Treasurer, 2, 3, TRINA A. PLAZA II'on1cii ur: zuzxcr' than mul f7l't'tIIl5f fhfy hnou Inf and 111111: ffm I1 rl 771UI't'.H Commercial Course. CHARLES A. POWERS lfr':i'i 1711177 If if mlzmir lf you h'llOll hon' Io rma' him. CHARLEY College Course. Student Teacher, l, 51 Graduation Usher, 21 Memorial Choir, l-33 Thanksgiving Assembly, lfig Memorial VVeeli Skits, 21 Foothall Manager, 1. 2. fllgwnilwj Q N' THOMAS JOHN RENO gall' What, me M'01'1'j'lV' TOM, TOMMY 'Q General Course. Student Teacher, l-3g Stardust: fSenior Playj, 4g Art Club, 4g Physical Education Club, lg I. V. Basketball, 1, 2, I. V. Football, 1, 2g Track: CWinter and Springj, lg Varsity Football, 3, 4g Varsity Basketball, 3, 4g Memorial W'eek Skits, l, 2, 4g Memorial Week Talent S-how, 4g Spring Track, 4, Student Teacher, 4. IOYCE E. RICHARD Gentlemen prefer blonde! BLONDIE Commercial Course. Driver Education, 4g Memorial Choir, lg Senior Reception Decorations Committee, 4. NORMA MAE RINKER Mighty oak: from liltle acorn: grow. Transfer from Villa Augustina. Commercial Course. NANCY NINA RIPLEY With one :milf :he overthrow: a city: with another, a country. Transfer from South Portland High School, Portland, Maine. General Course. PAUL MAURICE RAICHE For he wil: jzzxt the quiet kind whore nature Izcucr wrica'. PAUI. College Course. Bowling Club, 4, Track, l, 2, 4. PAULA THERESA RAICHE A modes! blush she wears, not formed by art. College Course. Student Council Delegate, 3, 4g Student Teacher, 2g Tutorial Program, 2, 3g Memorial Players, 3, 4g Stardust: fSenior Playj, 4, The Informer, 4g Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Queen, 3, Special Gym, l-3, Open- ing Night, 3, Banquet Decorations Committee, 4. FRANCIS ROBERT RECZKOWSKI, fVrilhcr lzirds nor wirzdr are fader. FRANK General Course. Cross Country, l, 2, 4g Track: fWinter and Springj, l, 4. NANCY MARY REED A good lm11't'.f worth gold. College Course. Tutorial Program, 2g Stage Crew, 4g Christmas Assembly, lg Booster Club, l, Zg Literary So- ciety, 4g Memorial Choir, lg Thanksgiving Assembly, lg Student Aid Nurse, -lg Dramatics Club. -lg Favors Com- mittee. 4. VINCENT L. ROMANO OI-flflfl' make f1'if'ml,f who :lo ffl-flldlj' tld.. VINNIE -rv i College Course. GEORGE ROUSSEAU .-I qnle! pffmzl. l'l'L'l'f7f zvhnz fIfh!'l'll'1i.l Y Russ Ceneral Course. VIRGINIA IRENE ROUX A merry flftlfl doeth good like zz medicine. GINNY Home Economics Course. Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, 4. IUNE FRANCES RYAN Uh .tell mf, prrlfy nzanlefz, an tlufrz' any more at home Iikf' you CANl7l Transfer from St. Ioseph High School for Girls. College Course. Tutorial Program, 3g Future Teachers of America, 2, 3, Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 3g Booster Club, 3g Debate Club, 43 Literary Club, 4g Iunior Prom Committee, 31 Maiorette, 3, 4, Captain, 43 Driver Edu- cation, lg Science Club Fashion Show, '53 Miss lvlemorial 7 Candidate, -lg Student Teacher, -l. KATHLEEN CONSTANCE RIVET HRf771l'N1l7f7' flze paftf plan for the fiftlllfff but live for today. KATHY Commercial Course. GEORGE A. ROBINSON Th:-r'1' 1011! Ill'1't'f II fllllll wilh rev! fwfr. Technical Course. MANUEL IOSEPH RODRIGUES Thr rnlr' of my life ir to mzzlqc- plz'11fz11'f' my bzffinerx M.-XNNY Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. College Course. Student Teacher, 5, -lg junior Prom Com- mittee, 5. DAYLE DIANE ROIEK .-lx zlzr lwfghf .fun glorifr: flu' skin' so If lin' flaw illuminated zviflz lin' z'yz'f. REll'iC'l' College Course. Student Council Alternate, l, 2g Home Room Representative, 3g Student Teacher, l, 21 Excalibur Stall, -lg Memorial Players, 11 Stardust: Scenery Com- mittee, lg Booster Club, 13g Peace Corps Club, 5, 4, CofChairman, 5, -lg junior Prom Committee, 3g Cheer- leader, 3, -lg Memorial Choir, l--lg Talent Show, 2g Science Club Fashion Show, 3g Senior Class Secretary, -lg Honor Roll, 1--lg Miss Memorial Candidate, -lg National Honor Society, -l. MARY ALICE SANDER Life 134' an air hzzhlzle with az cherry on lop. APPLFSAUCIQ College Course. Student Council Delegate, 2, 3, Vice President, 4, School Spirit Committee, 2, 3, Student Teacher, 1, Tutorial Program, 1, Monocle Staff, 2-4, Stardust: fSenior Playj, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Physical Education Slub, l-4, Vice President, 3, Girlls Nation, 3, The Mouse That Roared, 4, Iunior Class Secretary, 3, Memorial Choir, l-4, Memorial Week Skits, 2, 4, High School Bowl Assembly, 3, Miss Memorial Candidate, 4. ELLEN ROSE SANSOUCIE There move eaxiext who have learned to dance. BIG AL, ELLIE BABY College Course. Home Room Representative, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Majorette, 3, 41 Fashion Show, 3, Talent Show, 2, 4, Student Library Assistant, 2-4, Vice President, 3, Special Gym, l, Driver Education, 1, Talent President, 3, Special Gym, l, Driver Education, lg Mem- orial Week Skits, 4, Dance Contest, 3. DENNIS A. SARE'I'I'E Money is11'z everything, but it helps to wipe out poverty. DEN, DENNY Technical Course. Student Teacher, 4. CHARLENE ELIZABETH SCHMIDTCHEN Still water run: deep. College Course. Home Room Representative, 3, Student Teacher, 3, National Honor Society, 3, 4, President, 4, Memorial Choir, l, Thanksgiving Assembly, I. LORRAINE EDITH ST. CYR Where lhe zwlllrzgfzefr is grew, the rlijicnltiex eanfwt he great. RAIN, LORRIF Home Economics Course. Foreign Students Day Re- ception, 2, 3, Stardust Costume Committee, 4, Future Homemakers of America, l-4, Treasurer, 2, Vice Presil dent, 3, President, 4, Booster Club, l, Iunior Prom Pica tures, 3, Home Economics Fashion Show, 244, Vogue Fashion Show, 2, Library Assistant, 3, 4, Student Nurse Aid, 4, FHA Leadership Conference, 4, FHA National Convention Delegate, 4. IOSEPH GEORGE SAIDE 'l'he tmmzmr of infellezf 7Il'L'l'.f.i'1I7'y In ffleuxe ur if ll most Llllflfdff' l?1!,l.I1i'l' of fhe iznmrnzz uf mfellefl we have oz11'.f1'lz'e.+'. roli, low College Course. Student Council Alternate, 2, Delegate. 4: Home Room Representative, 4, Student Teacher, 2, 33 Tutorial Program, 2, Art Club, 2, 4, Science Club, 2-4, President, 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Science Fair. Z-4, Miss Brooks, 4. CRAIG GEORGE SAMSON fl gflflfl friefzzl if lveller than no frzeml al till. SAM, Alllilf. Ceneral Course. Student Teacher, 3, Bowling Team, 2, l. V. Football, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4. SHARON LEE SANBORN 'ilxl'IP1t'HI!P!'l' fhlfflflill Very lfllle is Heezlcvl to make 14 haffffy life. Sl IIQRRY. Cl ll'iRRY General Course. jvllhlwwdi ...,, . l ETTTT...Si,,,,u, ,, THOMAS E. SHEEHAN 'Wmilr niffx thc' Inzetnf to do n11fci1iz'f.': TOM College Course. Student Teztchcr. l. lg Bowling Club. 43 Spring Truck, lg Tutorial Progrzlrn, l. CHARLES M. SIGNOR l zrp, In hurry, lm! I z:z1n'z. CHARLIE Cotnrnerciul Course, Student leztcher, 2. 5: Bowling 'l e:nn, Z-43 Business Education Cluh, 3. -lg Band, lg Mem- oriztl Choir. lg Tlixtrilcsgivirig .Xssernlwlyg lg Xlernorixll 'Nl'f'el4 Sliits, 3. HENRY RANSOM SIMONDS III l.Wlt'71IIitZ points riff. 'l'r:1nstier from Pinkerton Academy, Derry, Y. H,, So. iierwieli lligh School, So. Berwick, Maine. College Course. Home Room Representative, 41 V. Iinskctlmll. 23 Truck: fVVintcr is Springij, 2. gl Hand, I. 'i SIMPKIN UQIIIIEY rlfllf i1!1f1'rf'. lrttiisler trorn Nlztnehester Central lligh School. ffollegt Course. Student Teacher. l: Rowling Club. 33 Pliysienl lfduczttion Club. l-33 Cyin Teztrn, l-4: Thanks- gixing .Xsseinhlyg l1 Colors Cflnh, 2, 3: Central Choir, l. MARILYN IANICE SCHRYVER 'X'ff1 mo ffrzorif. no! mo guy, Il nifc girl in ferry way. GINGER fi0INII1CI'Cilll Course. Foreign Students ljlly, 2, Sq Future llornernukers ot' Atneriett, lf-l, Historian, 5. X. II. Recre- ation ltutlersliip. 4, Newsletter Editor, -lg Iunior Prom Puhlieity, gl lfztshion Show Csherette, 33 Leadership XVorkshop, 53 Foreign Students Reception, 41 Future llomernukers ol .Xtneriea State Convention, 4, Uistrict Represelitzttive. -l. PAMELA IEAN SCRIBNER I gozftlz tlzrrc uw: of quiet wayff' PAN1 College Course. Monocle Stull. 2-4, Subscription Man- ager. -lg Booster Cluh. lg Peace Corps Club. 3. Secretary, gl Iunior Prom Committee, 53 Reception Committee, 4g Xlemoriul Choir, l-41 'l'h:tnksgix'ing Assembly. l-31 hlem- orizll VVeek Slsits, 5, -l. IOE SEARS Hhflfllll If llflffllflg !f1ll 3 rffff I ,rflzff inn! fnmzrf rrtzfnfz 'l-I'2IIlSlVCI' from Brewer junior lligh School. College Course. Chess Cluh, lg Science Club, 2. MARGARET ALICE SHEEHAN Hllllfffffl rr :ln irltzzfzl wj flftlllfj' rind I'114lIl!.H l'l CCY. Rllll Corninereiztl Course, liooster Cluh, 1: Art Club, I, 23 junior Prom Princess. gl Stardust Promotion Committee, -l. ,M Q' ar DAVID ROBERT SPAHN You live only one life: live it merrily. DAVE General Course. Student Council Alternate, 3, Business Education Club, 4. KENNETH DOUGLAS STONE Tall, handsome, and full of fung he make: friend: with everyone. STONEY General Course. Student Teacher, 2, 3, Varsity Football, 4, Varsity Basketball, 3, Memorial Week Skits, 3, Tutor, 4, Mr. Memorial Candidate, 4. IACOBA IOHANNA SUANET Nice to look at,' nice to know. COBIE Transfer from St. Ioseph High School for Girls. College Course. Tutorial Program, 3, Iunior Prom Com- mittee, 3. PATRICIA ANN SUDAK Bright ax a :unheam chasing clouds away. PAT, PATTY Commercial Course. DAVID L. SIMPSON Life is no joke, hut there are many laughs. DAVE General Course. Chess Club, l-4, President, 3, 4, Radio Club, lg Memorial VVeek Skits, 3. BARBARA LEE SMITH She puts her hear! into all she diner. BARR Commercial Course. Student Council Delegate, 1, Stu- dent Teacher, l, 2, Memorial Players, 3, 4, Stardust: QSenior Playj, 4, The Noel Candle, 4, The Informer, 4, Mouse That Roared, 4, Future Teachers of America, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Booster Club, lg Busi- ness Education Club, 3, 4. EARLEEN B. SMITH final more than ll!l,i'Il077I, more than wealth--u merry heart that laughs' at mire. SMITTY College Course. Student Council Alternate, l, Bowling Club, 2, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Memorial Choir, 1, Thanksgiving Assembly, l, Library Assistant, 4, Student Teacher, 4, Banquet Committee. 4, Book Pair, 4. PETER K. SMYRL Where would I he if height alone could attain defired things. PETE College Course. Excalibur Advertising Staff, 3, 4, Busi- ness Manager, 4, Stage Crew, 4, Iunior Prom Com- mittee, 3, Special Gym, l, 2, Senior Prom Committee, 4. EDWARD LOUIS SZUMIESZ 'fllizrifzers' often nzizkr forzznzed' FD Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. Technical Course. Bradley Radio Club, l. MARYANN B. TAINTOR Trac hzmmr fpringx not more from thc lzcarl lhiln from thc heart. College Course. Memorial Players, -lg Stage Crew, 4, Future Teachers of America, 4, Booster Club, 1-33 Chess Club, 3, Literary Club, -lg Science Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 33 Memorial Choir, 1-4g Thanksgiving Assembly, l-43 Science Fair. 31 Driver Education, -lg Senior Reception Decorations Committee, 4. THERESA MARIE ANN TALBOT Few hrtzrtx like hcf: with mischief warmed. TERRY Transfer from Saint Anthony High School. Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 2. BARBARA LOU THORNTON Wh.1t': life for, if not for fun. SLEEPY, SAM Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 13 Business Edu- X cation Club, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3. MARY ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Yun get nut of life what you pu! into it. Commercial Course. Student Teacher, 23 Future Home- malaers of America, 23 Special Gym, lg Home Economics Fashion Show, 2, 3. RICHARD T. SULLIVAN No nur' kllflltf '.i' rwhuf hz' mn flu 'fill hz' frff.-. SULLY Clencral Course. Physical Education Club. lg Gym Team, l. CAROLYN ANN SWANSON Ou mrlh ll1rrf .v lmlf ll'fll'fh iz xiglz, and nothing umrth a tear. CAROL College Course. Student Council Alternate, 43 Student Teacher, lg Booster Club, 3, 43 Memorial VVeek Slcits, 4. Peace Corps Club, -l. EDWARD A. SYSYN Cultiz'atcd reed: grow. FD Technical Course. qw MARY LOUISE TRUE For :he Wd!-?1l!l the quiet kind whose nature never varies. TRULY Commercial Course. Memorial Choir, lg 'Thanksgiving Assembly, l. GAIL PATRICIA TURCOTTE A :mile 1-J' worth a thousand dollars. GAIL College Course. Student Teacher, l, Christmas Assem- bly, 3, Memorial Choir, 3, 4, Thanksgiving Assembly, 33 1, Memorial Week Skits, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4. STANLEY IOSEPH URBAN He may look quiel, but look again. STAN General Course. Student Teacher, 2, 31 Tutorial Pro- gram, 2, V, Basketball, 2, Varsity Football, 3, 4, Var- sity Baseball, l-4, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, Memorial VVeek Skits, 2-4. MARK IEFFREY UTELL For the wonderful brain of man. College Course. Student Council Alternate, 2, Delegate, 1, President, 4, School Spirit Committee, 2, Student Teacher, l-3, Tutorial Program, 1, 2, Monocle Staff, 3, Excalibur Stall, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Bowling Club, lg Debate Society, lg Literary Society, 3, Class Pica tures Committee, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Chair- man Bid Committee, 3, Memorial VVeek Skits, 33 High School Bowl Assembly, 3, Treasurer of Iunior Class, 3. , 'Sf' 3 ,Nj .y LYNN SHARON THORNTON 'Nl yy Urine if love in search of a word 11 l ' ' ' A ' n HIC 9YCommerc1al Course. Band, l-4, Thanksgiving Assembly, l-4, Future Homemakers of America, l, 2, Exchange Concert, 25 City-VVide Band, 33 UNH Band Day, 4, UNH Summer Youth Music School, Z, 35 Musical Christf mas Assembly, l-4. CAROL ANN THURSTON fl .roaring .fpiriz If her prime deliglzlf' Transfer from St. Ioseph High School for Girls. College Course. Student Teacher, 23 Monocle Staff, 4, Advertising Manager, 4, Memorial Players, 3, 4, Stardust: fSenior Playj, 43 Christmas Assembly, lg Booster Club, 2, 3, Science Club, 3, Graduation Usher, 3, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Princess, 3, National Honor Society, 4, Honor Roll, I-4. ROBERT WILLIAM TIMPSON ln qnzct and zn lUlIfI1!!'Ill'f' 5114111 be your ftrenglhf' BOB Technical Course. Student Teacher, 3. RAYMOND A. TREMBLAY II'hr're lherek music there earfl be mi.frhief. ' RAY Transfer from Saint Anthony High School. Technical Course. Anti-Littering Committee, 23 Mock Election, lg Stage Crew, 2, Ski Team, lg Iazz Band Leader, 2. WALTER BRUCE WEEKS Thr great man 115 fha' man who dom' tr thing for the hrs! time. IVALLY College Course. Student Teacher, 21 Monocle Staff, 23 Science Club, -lg Track: CVVinter and Springj, 3, 4. EDITH MAE WELLS Let a :mile he your umbrella. EDIE Transfer from Sanborn Seminary, Kingston. N. H. General Course. Field Ilockey, lg I, V. Softball, l, 21 I. V. Basketball, l, 2g French Club, 2, 3, Treasurer, 35 Russian Club, 3. BRIAN WEST When he if good hc ix very good, hut when he if had hc if--f-. General Course. Home Room Representative, 43 Student Teacher, l-3g Bowling Club, -lg Cross Country, 2, Track: fWinter and Springl, l, 3. NOEL GRACE WEYMOUTI-I 'l'h4-rf! nothing worth the wear of winning hut laughter and thc love of friz'ml'f. NUKIE, CHUBS Home Iionomics Course. Foreign Students Day, 2, 3, Home Room Representative, 3g Student Teacher, lg Star- dust Costume Committee, 4g Future Iiomemakers of America, 2-4, Parliamenrarian, Z, Iunior Prom Commit- tee, 3, Picture Chairman, 3g Student Library Assistant, 2-4, Secretary, 3, Simplicity Fashion Show, l, 2, Home Economics Fashion Show, l--lg Student Aid Nurse, 4. KRISTIN WAKEFIELD Angels are hright still. KRISTI College Course. Student Council Alternate, lg Student Teacher, 2, 3g Memorial Players, 4, Stardust: fSenior Playl, -lg The Mouse That Roared, -lg Radio Club, 2, Hand, 3, -lg Thanksgiving Assembly, 3, -lg Fashion Show, 3: Memorial VVeek Skits, 3. LAWRENCE A. WALSH Thr :MMM firifmgf to the n1th11.fm.fz who kffflf mol. LARRY fit-neral Course. Student Teacher, 2, 3g Tutorial Pro- gram. 3g I. Y. liasketball, l, lg Varsity Football, 2-43 Varsity liasketball, 3, 4, VIRGINIA LOUISE WAY 4',Vi1' ffm! i1.1,f fnrtzrlltr muy L0l7If7!1.f.l' anything. GIN. GINNY College Course. Memorial Players, l, 4g Stage Crew, 4, lfuture Teachers of America, -lg Booster Club, lg Science Club, -lg Iunior Prom Committee, 3g Memorial Choir, lg Stardust Usherette, 4g Tutorial Program, -lg Thanksgiving Assembly, lg llrixer liducation, -lg Science Fair, 3. GARY LEON WEBSTER 'ilml ya! their i.-'11't tl train-no nmttcr where it was going- lhtrl I 11011111717 lake! IVEBBY College Course. Band, l-4, Librarian, 3, President, -lg Memorial Choir, l, 4: Thanksgiving Assembly, I--lg Mem- orial XVeek Skits, 33 Iazz Show, lg Christmas Assembly, l--lg UNH Summer Youth Musical School, 3g UNH Hand Day, -lg Exchange Concert, 2--lg Brass Choir, 2-4. SANDRA IEAN WOVKANECH To handle yourself use your head: lo handle others use your lzwrlf' SANDEE College Course. Booster Club, 3, Art Club, 2, Physical Education Club, 1, Science Club, 3, 4, Iunior Prom Com- mittee, 3, Science Club Fashion Show, 3. SANDRA NORMA WYMAN A good, sunny smile lhnf warms every heart. SANDY Commercial Course. Memorial Choir, 1-3, Thanksgiving Assembly, 1-3. SUSAN PERSIS YOUNG Drv1'nely tall and divinely fair. SUE, SUSIE Commercial Course. Student Council Delegate. 3, 4, Saving Stamp Committee, 4, Booster Club, 1, 2, Bowl- ing Club, 3, Business Education Club, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent, 3, President, 4, Graduation Usher, 3, Iunior Prom Committee, 3, Memorial Week Skits, 3, Literary Club, 4. PHYLLIS ANN ZYLA Friendship is to be purchased only by friendship. PHYI. Commercial Course. Art Club, 2, Physical Education Club, 1, Business Education Club, 4. FREDRIC M. WHITEHEAD Music is a most rewarding experience. FRED College Course. Student Council Alternate, 1, Student Teacher, 1, Radio Club, 1, 2, Activities Manager, 2, Band, 1-4, Memorial Choir, 1, Thanksgiving Assembly, 1-4, Christmas Assembly, 1-4, Exchange Concert, 2, 4, UNH Band Day, 4, Brass Choir, 3, 4, Radio Club Field LEONARD RICHARD WILSON M1'lurly mn hr heard farzhcr than noise. LENNIE College Course. Student Teacher, 3, Band, 1-4, Thanks- giving Assembly, l-4, Brass Choir, 2-4, Christmas Assem- bly, 1-4, UNH Band Day, 4, Exchange Concert, 2-4' City-Witle Band, 3. DAWN MARILYN WINN f1 fifth' hir of SZINJXZIUE Ihzzl hrjghtens every day. 1 College Course. Student Council Alternate, 3, 4, Dele- gate, 2, School Spirit Committee, 3, Home Room Repre- sentative, 4, Booster Club, 3, Physical Education Club, 1, Reception Hostess, 2, Memorial Choir, 1, Thanksgiving Assembly, 1. LINDA I. WOODWARD Whatem-r crushes 1'r1diL'1'd11z1l1'ty is dcsflotzsni, by wlzntczfer name if may he called. College Course. Student Council Delegate, 1, Home Room Representative, 3, Student Teacher, 3, Tutorial Program, 1, Monocle Staff, 2-4, Memorial Players, 1, 3, 4, Stardust: fSenior Playj, 4, The Noel Candle, 4, The Mouse That Roared, 4, National Honor Society, 4. iniumuununnvwwhhm ,www ,fmwn,.a f . l xy I NJ ' lf zhr world'x Ll wzlr of tears, smile, 'till rainbow: :pan it. SUE, SUZY 1 . Transfer from St. Ioseph High School for Girls. Commercial Course. Booster Club, 3, Business Educa- tion Club, 3, 4. ' F SYM laid l 0, iCa,l,zlMM gl 1, 1 1 I. ,QV 1 ' ROBERT 1AMEs MATHEWS ' l e Ay I Work fLl.CCi71Lll!'.u' me--I could ,fit and look at it for hours. jk Xl BOB, MA'l'TY ll ,M If College Course. Student Teacher, 1-33 Marionettes, 4g lv' owling Club, lg Business Education Club, 4, Track, 33 Varsity Football, 2-43 Varsfty Baseball, 3g Memorial Week Skits, 2-4, Senior Play, 43 Christmas Assembly, 4, Honor ' 1 Jlll k ld 531 fl? fl 11 ,W 1' Roll. 1-31 Chorus, 3, 4: Student Council Alternate, 4. 1 1 I 0 sy l 1 1 . C' 0 gin emurtam X l FREDERICK E. ELI-IADY 1 CLASS OF 1963 l N l I climb the hill: from end to end Of all the landscape underneath, I find no place that does not breathe .UU Some gracious memory of my friend. x N - , AUP ' X -Tennyson ,f , if Q 11 W Jlwl, Owl 1, ff f f 5-'F A70 3 6,115 J sUsAN PAULINE ZYLA CWWCC . :iw , ,.,,v -ag 'viiq .j .Q 'M 9 Ig it Q X. gc ' ::' 'ilz' ' --:af ,... . 7 im Q A ,-- 22 ' fd lil y I f zl' i , Ag + 1 5 .:.., ' Zvv 2 7 - , I sseaea5ae:5'2:: . , ,. 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Q - I 1 'hll. ...gl l . ' ,'.s --Iii . . I . . ,- l'l' 'Q :- I ' 1.','. '11 Shnthnn -.Q 5 ,. ' '.'.. nn, u r.'. ns'- ... nh, ... . . . . 'I . .,. -1 -O . Our Class Adviser During the past year Miss LaMontagne has guicled us and helped us as our class adviser. For her unfailing encouragement and her patience with our mistaker We are sincerely grateful. MISS LUCILLE LaMONTAGNE Guidance Department Frank T. Cmrty, luditli A. Nlcflartliy, Mrs. lrene Botop. Office Staff Nh-v-g,,NN Frances Devine, Mrs. Mary Lynch, Mrs. Claire Champion, Mrs. Elaine Kelleher. ff- MRS. JANE A. CRONIN Our School Nurse As our school nurse, Mrs. Cronin bears the responsibility of caring for our health and physical welfare. We appreciate her devotion and tender loving care. OI'I1I'I1C1'Ci2l1 and II1JUSt1'i3l Art DCP3ftmCHt Scutczlz Mn. V. Hc'1'gcrc1n, Mrs. M. Iunmf. R. F., Thornton. Y., BL'l1lDQCl'. Slgmrlingz 'If N4b4JlILlIl, I. c:l'llXYlL'Y. la. McKinnon Clmbul. IJ, Prmnix. I . Srippw, H, Mcflomvugh. Seated: I. Diamantis, P. Panagos. Standing: G. Ioncs, -G. McKe:Igc, M. Dutilc, Language ancl IDCPHITIIICHYS vs 'Ac ks wk s 5 sf . W, B!! ' 1 .. fl-E:f:::.:-:EEE Z Santa-J: Mrs, Cum. Mrs. Inlnglfnis Rcznlnt unuhfrr. Mrs. Pfllflkxlli, Smncling: Mr. Slllhlfll. Mr. Ruy. Mr. Pnirinr. Mr. Kcnrncy. Scaled: Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Fribcrg, Miss Buurque, Mrs, Truvcr, Miss Raleigh. Miss Alcxundris. Miss Lnttig. Slxmmlingl Mr. Thornton, Mr. Freedman, Mlss Mullen. Mrs. Hugiunis. Mr. Boulogiane, Mrs, Quimby, fcadct tzucherl Mr. Hammond. Absent: Miss O'Connor. I SPCCIZI TQZCLCIS and HOIIIC ECOIIOIIHCS DCP3ftIHCHt , l K V , A by .: .lm .5:,:,:,:,:,:w?,? ga c, .,.,.,. , X .,.,.,.:.:.:., , ,Q ,E A Q W si W :: Q , a li Seated: L. li. l.i1iYlOIH2lg'11C, :artg Mrs. R. G. Dorman, lilwmriang Mn-. ID. XV1:gcm1m, physical cclucatifm, Standing: A. l. Mimbile, music flirccturg F. Malik, physical education. Standing: Mrs. Sally Kmon, Miss Marcella Montminy. Seated: Miss Barbara Shea, Miss Nancy Iacques, Mrs. Brenda Makin Cstudeni teacherj. Ci6l'lCC and Mathematics CP31'tI1'1C11tS yrigxzix. I. Ifu'l.1ml, I. HAH. F, Hwunull. I. Tuck fcudct tL':1Cl111'l. Ci, Bruisxwt. R. I.LllNlI'X. I. P. Ijrnurqm. I, Pgmmm, 1, Pvllurin, ai....,,.. qc-ntrfl: Ruwdl Fmtvr. Pulricign qwcumy. Ignniu, Dfiics. Stu fw- 1'-373 2 WW it wrmm,-3 Uhwff f. .. ,W 'l riding: Ruynwnd lluwnlon, Richard Ilnglly. ficrnld KQklfHCS'. 9,+t.4idt Xitltilgt rl .xy A Q 'A od . Ev fn YQJXWW Soc QYSCICHCC Departlnent N it it s Seated: Miss Daly. Mr. lne, Mrs. Krauzer. Miss Mahoney. Standing: Mr. Zottos, Mr. McCann. Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Valad Mr Thompson. TC3Cl'1Cf,S Sayings Mr. Freedman: When in doubt, pass it inw. Mr. Hall: '5Did I ever tell you about the time I was in the Navy? Mr. Healy: 'cAs far as that part is concerned . Miss DeNies: How about that? Mr. Ine: Frankly speaking . , M . P' 1 G h F Mr. Zottos: All rlghtu. r lgnone Ct t at - H Mr. Bronstein: We here at Memorial . Mrs. Cote: S'And for next time . Mr. Hammond: Thats neither here nor Mr. Boulogiane. All right, people . there . Mrs. Friberg: You have a point there, Mfg, Frankling Buen0! but . . . . Mr. McCann: Tomorrow we'll have a Mr. Frain: Come right in and sit down . mental exercise! Z4 H3 i 3 2 4 OU1' I-IC8I'tS Were Young and Gay by Mary Sander Remember that long-awaited, yet dreaded day, September 4th, 1960, when we entered Memorial as the first freshman class? Those early weeks were hectic: we were sent in quest of green elevators and underground tunnels, we dropped books, fell over saw- horses, and treated workmen like teachers- or visa-versa. Do you remember also the puddles in the lower level every time it rained, and the time that we were able to sit on the trophy case? As a freshman class, we really got off to a unique beginning. Because the gym and auditorium weren,t completed, our first pop rally was held in the cafeteria. What a thrill to sing, Cheer, cheer for MMHS . . . U with all the other Mem- orialites. The excitement of having our own cheering squad and football team aroused the hopes of many aspiring cheerleaders and future athletes, within the next three years, they, too, could join the ranks. At the Memorial-Central football game, school spirit ran high, and amidst shouts of encouragement, the Crusaders, under the guidance of Coach Iauron, rolled to an 8-6 victory. Thus Memorial established her first tradition-the tradition of beating Central- which we would maintain throughout our remaining three years. During November of '61, our Student Council held a mock Presidential election. Supporters of Senator Iohn F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard M. Nixon delivered speeches, waved banners and led snake dances through the special assembly in the cafeteria. Caught up in all the excitement, Memorialites cast their votes secretly, the ma- jority for Iohn F. Kennedy, the victor. Meanwhile, under the direction of Mr. Richard White, the Memorial chorus and band were formed. Throughout the year, these two musical units presented many fine programs which made us all very proud of our school. Band members, finding them- selves decked out in Civil Warn uniforms for so they claimedj, began the fight for new uniforms which ended in victory three years later. With the basketball season came Mem- orialis Hrst trophy-the Queen City Cham- pionship. The Crusaders forged ahead to the State semi-finals at Durham, and won fourth place in the Class L standing. While the basketball team was hard at work in the gy m, the track team took to the corridors of the lower level. Freshmen team members were W'ayne Hoitt, Tom Lalos, Roger Lewis, Bob Peacock, Paul Raiche and Frank Reczkowski. These enthusiastic speed- sters raced up and down the hall, delighted to make good time, and equally pleased if they were able to send any curious by-stand- ers scurrying for safety. The biggest event of the spring - other than spring fever - was Memorial Week. Under the careful planning of the Student Council, numerous events were held, includ- ing a jazz show, presented by members of the three public high schools. Climaxing a week of feverish campaigning was the Memorial Week Semi-Formal, dur- ing which Bob Lucci and Carol LaDuke were crowned Mr. and Miss Memorial. As we departed for summer vacation, we looked back on numerous accomplishments. Many clubs and organizations had been formed, reputations had been established, and traditions had begun. In just a few short months, the Class of '64 would return to Memorial as sophomores, eager in return to send the incoming freshman class in search of a red, vwhite, and blue elevator and a heated swimming pool. Days to Remember by Mark U tell As sophisticated sophomores we had now transcended the frustrations of a most chal- lenging freshman year. We had taken the initial step on our journey to our senior year and our first act was one of revenge-we constantly razzed the confused freshmen. Determined to take an active part in school activities, we most anxiously awaited the elec- tion of student council delegates. The repre- sentatives chosen were Ioyce Freese, Carol Connors, Charlotte Lemire, Dawn Maine, Mary Sander, Dawn Winn, Carol Bodner, and Paul Pickles. Our football team did not have its most outstanding year, but we considered it a suc- cess when our team again defeated arch rival Central High. Members of the football team included Bill Grant, Ronald Lafreniere, Gary Psaledas, Craig Sampson, Larry Walsh and Darrell Buck. This was just another one of those years, and although our basketball quintet was loaded with talent, bad breaks kept us out of the tournament. However, such standouts as Bill Lucci, Stan Urban and Darrell Buck were destined to lead the team to better for- tune in the future years. During january, Mr. Boulogiane's English classes were given the unique opportunity to attend a presentation of Iulius Ceasar at Ply- mouth Teacher's College. Since the reading of the play was a must, it was truly an un- forgetable experience to see the play brought to life. Our new music teacher and band leader, Mr. Mirabile, helped to make the year more enjoyable as his band not only added to the assemblies and pep rallies but also fpresentcd many fine concerts. The growing Memorial chorus treated the students to a recital before Christmas and again during the spring. Memorial Week-our final big event- brought out our true school spirit! We saw campaign posters from one end of the build- ing to the other as the candidates struggled to be the elected representatives of the stu- dent body. The Memorial Week Dance cli- maxed the activities with the crowning of Andy Kyriazis and Sallyann julian as Mr. and Miss Memorial. And thus our sophomore year ended: a year that can be remembered for the intro- duction of the twist, and a year responsible for such popular songs as 'cMoon River, 4'Crying,,' and 'cThe Wandererf, With a feeling of pride we left Memorial that spring knowing that in September her doors would once agafin open to present us with a new year full of different adventures. it ft nib i. A. ff- W ,Q j f it -fl . ,il ' 'ez' it T' X I 1 Wg! P ff l K ts-:ro-Je, 1 STUAY Hall' ' l . G'1'Cat EXPCCt2ltiO1'lS by Anne Hudson The day we had long awaited for finally came, we were now proud upperclassmen, and along with the Seniors we would now be the leaders of our school. This was not only an important year status-wise, but also the year we would begin to plan for our future. Our football season opened in October of 1962 and proved to be one of the greatest seasons ever played, we became not only the City Champions but the Division I State Champions. Iunior halfback Darrell Buck was a great asset to our team, and was duly rewarded by his election as a co-captain on next yearls team and by his election to the first team of Division I, All-State Football Team. Other Iuniors who helped in the eight-win, one-loss season were Bob Peacock, Stan Urban, Ron LaFreniere, Roland Ber- geron. Craig Samson, Larry Walsh, Bill Lucci, Ray Hannemann, Iames Gott, and Bill Grant. The class offices were filled by three popu- lar and notable members of our class: Chair- man, Ted Kounelasg Secretary, Mary Sander, and Treasurer, Mark Utell. December 14th opened the basketball sea- son at Keene, followed by a good season of playing. Iunior members on the team in- cluded Tom Reno, Larry Walsh, Bill Lucci, Stan Urban, Richard Balboni, Darrell Buck, and Bob Peacock. We must not forget to thank and pay roc- ognition to Mr. Mirabile and the school band for the Hne music they provided at our foot- ball games and at our assemblies. The band added the extra pep at these events, and made everyone feel ,proud of being a Mem- orial High School student. Then came the special day, February lst, when twenty-eight upperclassrnen, in recog- nition of their outstanding scholastic achieve- ment and fine qualities of Character and leadership, were admitted to the National Honor Society. Iuniors so honored were Carol Chakas, Dorothy Coolidge, Betsy Cor- nell, Betty nn Carruth, Sharon Kotekas, Claudette Morin, Mary Sander, Charlene Schmidtchen, Barbara Smith, anfd Mark Utell. The next event on the Iunior agenda was our record hop on February 9th. Following this event the whole school enjoyed the an- nual Foreign Students Day on February l3th, when the school was host to ten foreign students. Mr. Bronstein was surprised When, during the assembly, he was presented, by Miss Ivy Lyew of Iamaica, with a penciled portrait of himself. Memorial Week began March 25th and ended March 29th. Sue Doukas and Lee Parmenter won the students' votes. As usual it was hard to get back into the groove after such a week of excitement, fun, and school spirit. Special mention should be given to two Iuniors who won State Science Fair prizes at the annual New England Science Fair: Ioe Saide, who won a prize in the chemistry division, and Mike Bober, who was awarded an honorable mention in physics. Iune 8th marked the Iunior Prom, an event we had been waiting for since our Freshman year. It was a beautiful, calm, balmy evening with a full moon shining on the patio and ballroom, bedocked for our theme, Camelot',. The queen was Paula Raiche and her attendants were Ioan Ner- borne, Peggy Sheehan, Carol Thurston, and lean Gendron. So ended a year of hard work and fun, but we looked forward to another wonder- ful, rewarding year in hopes that it would leave as great a memory in our minds and hearts. The Setting Sun D by Pamela Scribner September 2, 1963 was an important day for the Class of 1964--the beginning of our senior year. As soon as school started, Mem- orial's football team, the Crusaders, was on the gridiron. Leading the team to a success- ful 6-5 record were Darrell Buck and lack O'Neil, co-captains, and other senior team- mates, Bob Peacock, Ray Hanneman, Craig Samson, Ken Stone, Bill Lucci, Ronnie La- freniere, Larry Walsh, Gary Psaledas, Stu Cohen, Iim Gott, and Walter Domian. Boosting school spirit were the cheerlead- ers and majorettes: Charlotte Lemire, Dayle Rojek, Ianice Howe, Shar-on Kotekas, Ioyce Freese, Iune Ryan, Brenda Heath, Ioyanne Garrish, Carol Bodner, and Ellen Sansoucie. Senior officers of the Student Council were Mark Utell, presidentg Mary Sander, vice- president, Kathy Hagianis, secretaryg Stuart Cohen, executive chairman. Senior class representatives were elected and Ted Kounelas was chosen as president, Carol Connors as vice president, Dayle Rojek as secretary, and Mike Ansley as treasurer. Under the direction of Mr. MacDonald, the senior class presented their play, Star- dust , on November 15th, 16th, and 17th. No one will forget Kathy Hagianis' line, Peeled or unpeeled, and the spontaneous parties which followed many rehearsals. Iust before the Thanksgiving recess, the entire student body and the world were saddened by the tragic assassination of Presi- dent Iohn F. Kennedy. Without much pre- paration, three Memorial seniors, Iohn Mur- ray, Dave Fitzpatrick, and Wayne Hoitt journeyed to Washington D. C. to witness the funeral procession, and then to relate to classmates their observations of and exper- iences at the sad event. In the middle of December, Memorial hoopsters began a fair basketball season, with Bill Luoci and Dick Balboni leading as co- caiptains. Other seniors on the team were Larry Walsh, Dick Proux, and Tom Reno. Keeping up with the current enthusiasm over folk-singing, the Student Council held a hootenanny in the auditorium on Ianuary 18th. This was the year for Peter, Paul, and Mary, the Kingston Trio, the Brothers Fqur, and, of course, the Beatles. Remember the popular songs,- I Want to Hold Your Handn, K'Little Boxes , There 1've Said It Againu, Dominique',, and Blowing in the Windn? In February, a new advanced studies pro- gram was launched at St. Anselm's College, with twelve Memorial High seniors partici- pating each Saturday for fifteen weeks. Re- ceiving letters of commendation for attain- ing outstanding scores on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, were 'Ilhomas Lalos, Bruce Monk, Charlene Schmidtchen, Betsy Cornell, and Henry Simonds. The next events to occur were the senior Record Hop in late February, and Memorial Week in early April. All-State Chorus, Band, and Orchestra began to assemble in April, too, with Ioyce Freese, Ioyanne Garrish, Gary Webster, Michael McLeod, George Champion, representing the senior partici- pants, and Mary Sander. Leading Memorial to many victories in cross-country, winter and spring track were seniors Tom Lalos, Roger Lewis, Tim Mc- Duffy, Frank Reczkowski, Wally Weeks, and Darrell Buck. The final senior activities: Class Day, the senior banquet, and the senior reception took place the week of Iune 7th, As we looked back upon our past year, we remembered fond experiences, but looked forward to the future with new hopes and expectations, whether we were going to college, serving in the armed forces, or working in the busi- ness world. The final highlight was gradua- tion on Sunday, Iune 14, 1964, when we re- ceived our diplomas. Woman Hater Most Digniiicd Best Actor Most Unpredictable Class 'Worrier Most Dependable Class Mechanic Best Orator Class Crammer Most Athletic Class Scientist Best Dancer Most Intellectual Best Writer Cutest Dimples Most Shy Best Singer Class Comedian Best Smile Most Industrious Most Popular Peppiest Best Musician Best Physique Most Most Most Most Class Likely to Succeed Talkative School-Spirited Carefree Flirt Best Dresser Wittiest Funniest Laugh Most All-Around Most Sentimental Best Driver Best Natured Class Day-Dreamer Most Courteous Most Businesslike Class Artist Best Looking 'Wzeq Same BOYS 1 Henry Simonds Mark Utell Wayne Hoitt Bill Lucci Ted Kounelas Ted Kounelas Bob Gibbons Ioe Saide Ioe Saide Darrell Buck Ioe Saide Tom Reno Mark Utell Dave Fitzpatrick Brian VVest Paul Pickles George Champion Bill Lucci Stu Cohen Mark Utell Bill Lucci Bill Lucci Dick Maynard Bob Leduc Mark Utell Fred Whitehead Bob Fortin Bill Lucci Craig Sampson Larry Walsh Mike Ansley Ron Lafreniere Bill Lucci Ted Kounelas Brian West Stu Cohen Roger Oliver Ted Kounelas Tom Partridge Fran Gamlin Tad Leavitt Darrell Buck 2 Paul Pickles Bruce Monk Mike Ansley Gary Psaledas joe Saide Pete Smyrl lim Anagnos Mark Utell Ted Kounelas Bill Lucci Bruce Monk Bob Fortin Ted Kounelas Larry Walsh Vinny Romano Ronald Glenn Allan Corey Ron Lafreniere Craig Sampson Steve Pancoast Darrell Buck Ken Stone George Champion Bob Peacock Ted Kounelas Ron Lafreniere Bill Lucci Bob Peacock Bill Lucci Pete Smyrl Tom Reno Bill Lucci Stu Cohen Pete Smyrl Steve Rojek Bill Lucci Paul Raiche Pete Smyrl Henry Cote Tom Reno Bob Peacock Bill Lucci 3 Steve Pancoast Steve Pancoast Leo Dignam Wayne Hoitt Manny Rodrigues Bob Fortin Iim Fudala Ted Kounelas Mark Utell Bob Peacock Steve Pancoast Stan Urban Stu Cohen Tom Lalos Dennis Sarette Henry Simonds Wayne Hoitt Allan Corey Tom Reno Ted Kounelas Bob Peacock Darrell Buck Bob Baines Ray Hanneman Stu Cohen Bruce Pk Darrell Buck Ray Hanneman Ken Stone Steve Rojek Brian West Ken Stone Darrell Buck Dick Balboni Stu Cohen Norman Mitchell Ray Hanneman Charlie Powers Charlie Signor Iohn Clement Ken Stone Mark Utell Most Likely to be Remembered Compiled by Carol Connors n '64 Man Hater Most Sophisticated Best Actress Most Unpredictable Class VVorrier Most Dependable Best Homemaker Best Orator Class Crammer Most Athletic Class Scientist Best Dancer Most Intellectual Best Writer Cutest Dimples Most Shy Best Singer Class Comedienne Best Smile Best Stenographer Most Popular Peppiest Class Musician Best Typist Most Likely to Succeed Most Talkative Most School-Spirited Best Cook Most Carefree Class Flirt Best Dresser Wittiest Funniest Laugh Most All-Around Most Sentimental Best Driver Best Natured Class Day-Dreamer Most Courteous Most Businesslike Class Artist Best Looking Most Likely to be Remembered GIRLS 1 Pat Ahern Claire Fudala Paula Raiche Linda VVoodward Sharon Kotekas Carol Connors Noel Weymouth Mary Sander Kathy Hagianis Diane Louis Doris Orzechowski Ellen Sansoucie Mary Sander Linda Woodward Peggy Sheehan Celeste Frisella Gail Turcotte Barbara Thornton Dayle Rojek Carol Chakas Charlotte Lemire Ioyce Freese Ianine Belair Carol Chakas Mary Sander Sharon Kotekas Charlotte Lemire Noel Weymouth Carolyn Brandt Betsy Cornell Martha Fawaz Alicia Bozahara Barbara Thornton Carol Connors Ioyanne Garrish Barbara Thornton Carol Connors Dawn Maine Mary Sander Claudette Morin Carol Bodner Susan Young Charlotte Lemire 2 Betty Ann Carruth Linda VVoodward Charlotte Lemire Cecile Osborne Dayle Rojek Mary Sander Lorraine St.Cyr Doris Orzechowski Dayle Rojek Lorraine Comire Betsy Cornell Barbara Thornton Sharon Kotekas Mary Sander Charlotte Lemire Charlene Schmidtchen Ioyce Freese Alicia Bozahara Charlotte Lemire Claudette Morin Carol Connors Charlotte Lemire Kris Wakefield Claudette Morin Sharon Kotekas Alicia Bozahara Ioyce Freese Lorraine St.Cyr Pat Kijek Ioyce Richards Charlotte Lemire Barbara Thornton Sharon Kotekas Charlotte Lemire Martha Fawaz Betty 0'Connor Claudette Morin Ianis Persons Bonnie DuBeau Carol Chakas Alicia Bozahara Charlotte Lemire Mary Sander 3 Dawn Winn Sandy VVovkanech Linda Mullen Trina Plaza Sue Zyla Harriet Broutzos Marilyn Schryver Pat Kijek Sharon Kotekas Carol Connors Ioan Nerbonne Martha Fawaz Charlene Schmidtchen Carol Bodner Margaret Baron Alice Neddeau Mary Sander Carolyn Brandt Iune Ryan Barbara Smith Dayle Rojek Dayle Rojek Lynn Thornton janet Montplaisir Charlene Schmidtchen Sophie Abood Dayle Rojek Marilyn Schryver Phyllis Cloutier Sharon Becker Maria Kyriakoutsakos Sharon Kotekas Carol Connors Mary Sander lune Ryan Shirley Chaput Dayle Rojek Ianet Montplaisir Ioyanne Garrish Barbara Smith Thelma Blichmann Claudette Morin Carol Connors Compiled by Claudette Morin br ' L A X rs Q BEQUE T 5 ,' ...XE Jgvyx-Jyffg Ixvffx-ZX Q E X .J bl X 7' f f I if if' 5f Sf VN? Sf-xfw 5 O We, the Graduating Class of 1964, sorrowfully leaving the portals of Manchester High School Memorial, bequeath willingly to the following the remains of our happy years at Memorial in the hope that they will receive them in the spirit with which they are given. I, Gary Attalla, bequeath to any future senior or junior my dilapidated geography book which looks older than some of its contents. I, Patt Ahern, bequeath to M. M. H. S. clhemistry labs one ton of perfumed Lily of the Valleyn sulfur. I, Claire Fudala, bequeath to Carol Fudala the right to slam her books and scratch her head all she wants in 6th period study. I, Claudette Majcfhrowicz, bequeath to any underclassman all my make-up cards, if he wants to make up all the assignments. I, Richard Balboni, bequeath to Paul Zyla my ability to tricky dribble and to take hook shots. I, Barbara Brewer, bequeath to Blanche Klardie rny way of blushing in hopes that she can control it better than I did. We, Sharon Kotekas and Betsy Cornell, bequeath to Mr. Freedman one original copy of Word Poverty. I, Susan Young, bequeath to any incoming freshman the fun and experiences that I have had at Memorial High School. I, Ed Balch, bequeath to Mr. Frain my brother Dick. I, Anne Hudson, bequeath to any incom- ing senior my copy of the good book Warriner. I, Cobie Suanet, bequeath to my sister Anna the privilege, of being the only girl in 6th period study in 406. Remember, Anna, study! I, Brenda Heath, bequeath to any incom- ing butter-Hngered chemistry student one broken thistle tube. I, Hill Gardner, bequeath to Mr. Bronstein my curly black hair to pull at his leisure. I, Carol Connors, bequeath to any junior all the extra novelties that will be left in my locker. I, Carol Thurston, bequeath to any junior girl Who blushes my ability to get into em- barrassing situations. I, Larry Walsh, bequeath to Butch Psaledas my famous purple shirt so that he will look as flashy as I did. I, Nina Iaroma, bequeath to any under- classman the opportunity to work at the switchboard and lose weight as I did while running errands for the ollice. I, june Ryan, bequeath to any incoming captain of the majorettes my large white fur hat and also my white uniform in hopes that she will be as honored as I was to wear lt. I, Ray Hanneman, bequeath to any fresh- man the ability to control himself when he is called to Mr. Frain's office. I, Bette O,Connor, bequeath to the track, basketball, and football teams an everlasting supply of pep pills. I, Paula Raiche, bequeath to any Algebra II student my ability to study algebra for hours and learn absolutely nothing. I, Pat Kijek, bequeath to Barbara Kies one record which I left at her house two years ago, I, Paul Raiche, bequeath to Richard Be- langer my ability to misunderstand Mr. Healy. I, Ianine Belair, bequeath to any under- classman my new slightly-used band uni- form, my saxophone, my junky ,55 Ford, my parking space at the head of the lot, and my many descriptive words for Mr. Ham- mond. I, Dianne Louis, bequeath to any physically fit girl the torture of also trying to be men- tally fit at the same time. I, Christine Chakas, bequeath to my broth- er George my seat in the gym on the top row, equipped with a built-in back rest so he will never have to worry about backaches. I, Ioe Saide, bequeath to Mr. Hall 36 emp- ty aspirin bottles Cone for each weekj used in studying for his easy tests. I, Linda Woodward, bequeath to an as- piring cynic my philosophy of life, my views on the modern educational system, and, for when the opposition gets out of hand, my road maps to Greenwich Village. I, Ellen Sansoucie, bequeath to my sister Mary my warped baton with its built-in heater so that her hands will not freeze at the football games. I, Merilyn Iohnston, bequeath to Anita Kotekas my paperback books with hopes that she will keep track of them better than Sharon did. I, Ioe Sears, bequeath to any forthcoming biochemistry student my bent dissecting pins and sore thumbs. We, Barbara Emerson and Nancy Reed, bequeath to the incoming Senior Class stage- crew our paint brushes and rollers with the magenta and green paint all over them so that they may have scenery as great as ours. I, Susan Lowenthal, bequeath to any in- coming senior my place in front of the mir- ror with hopes that she can do more than I could. I, Bonnie DuBeau, bequeath to any worthy underclassman the right to laugh in the library without getting caught. I, Craig Samson, bequeath to Barbara Kies my ability to be a class flirt. I, Brenda Kyriakoutsos, bequeath to my sister Lynne the remains of my dogfish Charlie which I had so much fun dissecting in Biology II. I, Doris Orzechowski, bequeath to Marty- Anne Morse my Memorial shakers which I have had since my freshman year in the hopes that she will wave them at all the football games, especially at the Bradley- Memorial game. We, Thelma Blichmann and Ioanne Kas- inskas, bequeath to any enthusiastic horse- lover two used saddles and two used bridles in hopes that they will accept the success with the bumps and bruises. I, Tom Sheehan, bequeath to Mr. Frain my sense of humor in hopes that future stu- dents at Memorial will prosper from it. I, Nancy Ripley, bequeath to Mr. Pig- noneis future college chemistry students the broken lab equipment, the lack of lab equip- ment, and his pep talks on the right Way, the wrong way, and the Memorial,' way of doing things. I, Claudette Morin, bequeath to any in- coming Excalibur member the honor of making, passing, collecting, cutting,yseparat- ing, and counting the votes for theiGtirl's Senior Superlatives. I, Richard Gibbons, bequeath to any un- derclassman my ability to fall asleep in class, and the good luck of waking up when I'm about to fall on the floor. ' I I, Nancy Heath, bequeath to Alita Ratti- gan my half of our lab table in chemistry so that she will be able to lean on the whole table by herself. I, Kathy Hagianis, bequeath to anyone in next yearls seni-or play the ability to become a sliced orangel' and hope that she will succeed better than I did. I, Fred Whitehead, bequeath to Dick Riedel all the interference I caused by my A'ham station and all the complaints that accompany it. We, Martha Fawaz and Ianis Persons, be- queath to the incoming Excalibur staff, all our fun, work, and crazy conversations in the little Excalibur room. I, Carol Chakas, bequeath to Tom Chakas the mud at the bottom of my locker and the squashed sandwich that fell in it. I, Dayle Roiek, bequeath to Sam Wov- kanech a knee to replace the one which The 'Pr blew-s shafts L.. Us ll? 13.1 l I ag f , 'cfifk Wi' .Riel ,,. I .fs - -u. -...- .. ..,--- -:,:7 1 '1,l .1 ,.. .fQ 5531? ...:.:..f. ,gt-, I, . .yg5'f.:g -' 'f ..,. : f v 41 ---.- 'ffffh -' . . . . 1.- U F ' 9 - A J ,'? .is fl 1 II.. an ON- l 'ivix .J X, I banged on during chemistry lectures to sec if he had gotten the information which I hadnlt. I, Peter Smyrl, bequeath to some unlucky junior the right to cart the cheerleaders home fr-om the games. I, Mary Sander, bequeath to Mr. MacDon- ald my ability to pop air-bubbles so that he may bestow the role of a polly-wog upon another lucky Memorial Player. I, Charlotte Lemire, bequcath to next yearis cheerleading captain my red gloves, my red headband, my dilapidated sneakers, and my megaphone with the notes inside. I, Harriet Broutzos, bequeath to my sister Anna my blue-pleated culotte in hopes that she may wear it when she climbs to my 6th row seat for assemblies in the gym. Signed and sealed by Charlotte Lemire Harriet Broutzos KEY TO BABY PICTURES Shirley Chaput Dayle Roiek Ianine Belair lean Gendron Linda Woodward Mike O'Shaughnessy Carol Bouthiette Pat I.arabie Carol Bodner john Murray Paula Raiche Paul Raiche Kathy Hagianis Carol Lowenthal Susan l.owenth:1l Anne Hudson Lillian Erskine Linda Caraway Dawn Winn Stuart Cohen Robert Gibbons Richard Gibbons Virginia Way Ioe Saide Sue Young Merilyn Johnson Dick Maynard Gary VVebster Fred Whitehead Nina Iaroma Alicia Bozahara Peggy Sheehan Annette Lellreux Ray I-Ianncman Ianis Persons Betty Clinton Paula Iennings Christine Chakas Pauline Iverson Marilyn Schryver Mary Sander Bette O'Connor Carol Chakas THE IDEAL DATE The capabilities of Mary Sander The shining hair of Deidra Buck The perfect complexion of Charlotte Lemire The attractive nose of Claudette Morin The rosebud lips of Ianis Persons The beautiful blue eyes of Linda Mullen The dimpled smile of Peggy Sheehan The becoming blush of Ianice Howe The perfect teeth of Gerri Gildea The classic Figure of Sandy Wovkanech The tiny waist of Ellen Sansoucie The petite feet of Dawn Maine The delicate hands of Linda Woodward The just right height of Carol Bodner The refined manner of Noel Weymouth The quick wit of Barbara Thornton The good nature of Carol Connors The sophisticated poise of Claire Fudala The graceful walk of Betty Mcfluiness The sharp wardrobe of Kathy Hagianis The cute freckles of Merilyn Iohnston The contagious laughter Dawn Winn The inexhaustible enthusiasm of Ioyce Freese The musical abilities of Lynn Thornton The optimism of Dayle Roiek The common sense of Carol Chakas The capabilities of The wavy hair of The engaging smile of The brown eyes of The dramatic voice of The intelligence of The dimples of Ted Kounelas Tom Partridge Stu Cohen Craig Samson Wayne Hoitt Mark Utell Brian West The conversational ability ofloe Saide The perfect teeth of The physique of The shyness of The strength of The innocent look of The height of The dancing ability of The clever wit of The even disposition of The sophistication of The courtesy of The wardrobe of The sincerity of Dan Dunlap Bob Peacock Paul Raiche Bob Leduc Tom Lalos Stan Urban Tom Reno Mike Ansley Ray Hanneman Henry Simonds Steve Pancoast Kenny Stone Dick Maynard The contagious laughter of Ronnie Lafreniere The inexhaustible energy ofBill Lucci The musical abilities of Gary Webster The driving ability of Peter Smyrl The athletic ability of Darrell Buck REMEMBER . . . our first pep-rally was held in the cafe- teria? . . . the class of 1964 was the first to hold a successful record hop? . . . Ellen Sansoucie found a pearl while dissecting a clam in biology class? . I. . that Friday 13th bomb scare gave many of us', the excuse we needed to hike school? . . . Mr. Bronstein gave three days detention to all of us', who did? . . . our 'cundefeatedv football team had sun- ny dreams of Florida? . . . the four-hundred wing was for seniors and juniors only? . . . we all thought Memorial was built with a swimming pool in the lower level? . . . our only trophy in the trophy case was a Do not sit heren sign? r , , Lmhrurqdi-AMAA MA, h,,,r,, Compiled by Martha Fawaz WHEN . . . Mr. Thornton told a cadet teacher to take a seat? . . .Walter Weeks wrote his composition on wallpaper? . . . Mr. Healy had the only fifty-two min- ute class in school? . . . there was a small-scale war in Mr. Ine's government class between delegates from Le- banon and Isreal? . . . Mrs. Friberg brought her knitting to one of our dances? . . . Bob Baines wrote Mr. Freedman's name on 'the board as the 26th Word Wealth word? . . . Iohn Murray was a mouse traip, Linda Woodward was a broken teapot, Kathy Hag- ianis was a sliced orange, and Carol Thurs- ton was a Hshing rod? Compiled by Ted Kounelas My Name Is: IOE SAIDE DIANNE. LOUIS BARBARA THORNTON DAYLE ROJEK PETER SMYRL EARLEEN SMITH CHARLOTTE LEMIRE FRANK RECZKOWSKI IANET MONTPLAISIR MARILYN MacDOUGALL DARRELL BUCK IOANNE DANDURAND BOB BAINES MARY SANDER PAULA RAICHE TONY D'AGOSTINO BETTY CLINTON CERRY LABARRE LARRY CORMIER D. ORZEJCHOWSKI THOMAS SHEEHAN BETSY CORNELL B. KIRIAKOUTSOS IOHN MURRAY DOROTHY FARLAND LINDA CARVIN MERILYN JOHNSTON PAT KIIEK MIKE ANSLEY DAVE SPAHN HARRIET BROUTZOS KENNY STONE IOYCE FREESE SHARON KOTEKAS IANIS PERSONS CLAUDE'I'I'E MORIN CAROL CONNORS KATHY HACIANIS MARTHA FAWAZ ELAINE BOUCHER M. KYRIAKOUTSAKOS WALTER WEEKS CLAIRE FUDALA PAT SUDAK IACKIE ALLARD I Am Happiest When: getting A's with people I like at a dance cheering at games 2:30 on Friday arrives with Charlie L. crying 'n flirting out of school I get my own way working on vegetable farm passing a Latin test Friday comes taking my temperature I'm outdoors laughing cashing my pay check my friends are happy out of school sleeping not in school I'm always happy with Wayne dreaming running on a sandy beach the 2:30 bell rings at Hampton Beach not in French class Peter, Paul 'n Mary sing idle with many people I'm happy in Mr. Frain's oHiee everybody is happy talking people are nice to me my room is clean with the gang listening to music leaving Algebra II working at the hospital in thought eaming money listening to I. Mathis Friday comes walking in the country My Pet Peeve Is: over made-up girls unreliable people rolled-up pant cuf-fs girls' smoking girls' smoking Hngernail biting lack of school spirit yellow socks someone staring at me boys' cracking knuckles Latin tests people who sniffle waistless dresses people who won't smile grouchy people report cards conceited students girls who chew gum homework slow walkers in corridors little creeps sophisticated girls noisy gum chewers running out of money my brother's driving obnoxious people wet bags of applesauce paying bills work girls who smoke V, lack of school spirit perfume fumes a hoppy rabbit lockers that don't work howling cats bathtub rings corny jokes tangled coat hangers lack of basketball fans French Mr. Hammond's tests rich people greasy hair cold classrooms prejudiced people My Weakness Is: formaldehyde Mr. MacDonald's tests banana splits Peter Dayle eating St. A's, madras, boys having a car Aqua Velva l0CY Latin tests dogs Mr. Ine's short quizzes quiet people gl-W5 all my subjects daydreaming a girl's tears unknown arches beautiful girls Peter, Paul, and Mary lack of interest Mitch Miller music expensive clothes tall blonds my laugh charge accounts blondes who hum girls with problems food cute female teachers tears blue birds the male animal sharp collegiate males money clothes 'n fireplaces buying clothes Peter Gunn haircuts biting my nails money Italian 'n Spanish food red convertibles whipped cream 4 .B My Name Is: HILDRED GARDNER CAROLYN BRANDT LEONARD WILSON D. ISIRANDANIS CAROLYN SWANSON LINDA CARAWAY STEPHEN PANCOAST RICHARD GIBBONS GAII. TURCOTTE LINDA WOODWARD BRENDA HEATH TED KOUNELAS LYNN THORNTON GLORIA GIONET RITA PAQUIN ANNETTE LEBREUX SHARON BECKER NANCY HEATH GARY PSALEDAS DIANE IUTRAS FRED WHITEHEAD BONNIE DUBEAU RICHARD MAYNARD JEAN GENDRON TOM PARTRIDGE ROGER MCKEAN JOAN FILIP MARIE COLFORD CRAIG SAMPSON MIKE KATRYCZ CELESTE MATHIEW SUSAN LOWENTHAL MARY SULLIVAN EDWARD HARMAN IOE SEARS STU COHEN BEV KNIGHT BARBARA EMERSON NORMA DAVIS GEORGE PIGEON ELLEN SANSOUCIE BOB NESMITH IOAN NERBONNE DOROTHY COOLIDGE MARY ANN TAINTOR CAROL LOWENTHAL I Am Happiest When: happy with the Buzzard railroading fishing in a shady stream summer finally comes in a snow storm asleep the sun is shining my chemistry is done barefoot daydreaming my homework is done in 7th period everyone is at my parties ice-skating I'm with Frank at work laughing there's no school dancing at S. Y. M. S. others are happy listening to music at the beach my car starts in the A. M. there are 8-period days driving with my friends getting passing grades working on cars teasing someone with a dog with Al Friday 2:30 comes summer vacation comes others are happy dancing vacations or weekends come doing something intelligent the weekend comes Peter, Paul and Mary sing talking, laughing, eating working at hospital homework's finished Friday at 2:30 in an open convertible My Pet Peeve Is: jammed lockers silent crowded elevators women drivers girls who smoke girls' smoking late teachers open windows in winter smile bread and donuts cafeteria line cutters superficiality unbuttoned shirt collars surprise quizzes homework being bossed students chewing gum being called stretch rock and roll people cracking their knuckles homework exams Manchester's organizations people who are bold girls who smoke impolite students girls smoking girls smoking discourteous drivers a forgotten end of a joke the blackball stuck-up girls wise guys hypocrites cigars strong-willed women empire dresses wasting time loud chewers drawing pictures for English high-strung people changed hair colors a dirty '64 Starfire sloppy people bad manners top lockers Latin quizzes smoke-filled rooms My Weakness Is: Maraschino cherries W. G. T. and Nashua trains sweet smile, pretty eyes hot coffee dogfish and Marines popcorn big, fast cars navy blue blazers that folk-guitarist Thunderbirds cute girls music when someone says please boys with curly hair Aqua Velva music Sloppy Ioe's studying science girls, music, radio convertibles orange juice new clothes Mr. Ine's Gov. class basketball stores making decisions short junior girls girls with blond hair Aqua Velva red and white convertibles spaghetti guns, wine, women. song ice cream girls blue eyes spending money blushing cigarettes Florida a certain 5 ft. 2 in. blond good food, sharp clothes blue not doing homework college Chemistry Compiled by Ianis Persons, Kathy Hagianis T W! v 1 if 1 E 1 Aki What would the class be like if: Darrell Buck didnit play football? Harriet Broutzos weren't a peach? Sharon Kotekas ever stopped talking? Bob Baines didn't have a grandmother? Mr. Ine were neither here nor there? Bonnie DuBeau ever frowned? Richard Balboni didnlt play basketball Ioyce Freese were six feet tall? Dee Dee Buck ever cut her hair? Martha Fawaz ever missed a basketball game? Mike McCleod didn't play the trumpet? Mr. Freedman broke his thermometer ? Bruce Monk ever agreed with someone? Bob Fortin and Pete Smyrl weren't working on some committee? Mr. Healy werenlt concerned with that part? Brian West didn't have dimples? Manny Rodrigues were ever quiet? Nancy Heath didnlt support our teams? l i 4 l Dayle Rojek weren't hurrying? Bill Lucci didn't play sports? Charlene Schmidtchen had a loud voice? Dawn Winn didn't laugh? Bob Peacock didn't pitch? Craig Samson werenit a flirt? Diane Lewis weren't an athlete? Betsy Cornell did homework? Wayne Hoitt ever came to school? Ted Kounelas ever had enough sleep? Stu Cohen didn't wear red? Carol Bodner werenit helping Student Council? Merilyn Iohnson didn't have her funny laugh? Ianis Persons werenlt sentimental? Doris Ozechowski renounced classical music? Tom Lalos's Writing were legible? Henry Simonds didnlt frown? Sandy Wovkonech were a brunette? Ray Hanneman didn't have a car? , Compiled by Ianice Howe l1l...1 Little Oscars College Chewing Gum Record Record Album Group Singers Male Singer Female Singer Song Comedian Comedienne Animal Comic Strip Pastime Radio Station Teacher University of New Hampshire l l Poet Robert Frost Beech-Nur Movie West Side Story Blue Velvet Movie Actor Iohn Wayne West Side Story Movie Actress Doris Day Peter, Paul, and Mary Magazine Seventeen lohnny Mathis Food Pizza Connie Francis Athlete Y. A. Tittle Little Boxes D. I. I. C. Red Skelton Dating Spot Ledge Carol Burnett Hangout Puritan Dog TV Program The Beverly Hillbillies Peanuts President Iohn F. Kennedy Sleeping All Time Band Stan Kenton WFEA Quotation i'l'll never tellf, Mr. McDonough Car Chevrolet Compiled by Dayle Rojek 'JJ E i ff 'Q 'Que N Kb! 6 , 1. ,n G 'I Xcalilnur Eclitorlal ancl Advertising Staffs .mr 'I A-own-....,H M,,,.....-.,.P- Scntud: K. Hugianix. C. Munn. Mr. Fl'L'l'4IIHLlIl, D. Rujek, C. CflIlIIfl!'N. 'IQ Hlichnnm, H. Hmutzm. Smmling: M. UU-ll. C. Lemirc, C. Chnkzh. T. KlPllllL'I1lS. ID, Urn-clwwski, I. Iluwt-. M. Fawgxz, M. SlI'lKlL'I'. IJ. Fitzpgatriclq, .Xbsuntz I. Pcrmnx. Seated: N. Heath, I. Reynolds, Miss Lattig, N. Dudziak, I. Ekdahl. Standing: I. Raccttc, P. Morin, C. Fudala, E. Kecfe, I. Wheeler, M. McKean. SSCITILIY' and S3ViTlgS St2lII'1pS 1O1TlI'I1ittCCS I-52.41 ' Q 1, ..---.N Suxtcrlz llgxxxfl l'xIIZL7klU'lCk. licmvlun' lm 1aulxN'ry. Huurly limcrx. Ifwix ffl'ZL,CllIMX'Kk1. Smmling: XYIHLIIII SllL'L'h.lIl. Chnl 'l'l1mn'L'll. rs' Seated: I.. Gmulwin. S. Young. M. Fawuz, P. VV:alkur, I. Brown, 11. Wgnlkrr. I. I.Qll'll,T1Qllfl, M, Paqucttcz Standing: H. Dwukas, Chair- 'mmg I, Lilbcrt. B, Hurns, C. Mnrpcs. Junior Representatives First row: K. Galeeki, C. Schunemann, I. Herioux, A. Rattigan. li. Loudenslager, L. Adams, L. Boone, I. Nelson, Second row: K. Diers, D. Lcclerc, I. Laan, R. Chabot, I. St. Cyr, D. Zerwick, B. Gildea, D. Utcll, G. Owen. On stairs: A. Sullivan, I. Brown, B. Mijal, P. Quinn, K. Sosnmvski, M. Beale. Absent: I. Provencher, N. Noga. 'N THE RED, WHITE, AND BLUE Cheer, cheer for M. M. H. S. Our boys are doing their very best. We will fight until the end, So come on Crusaders, win, win, win. Blocking and tackling, welll make our goal. The Red, White, and Blue is ready to rvdll. In the end when victory cries, Our voices to thee will rise. SCI'liOI' Class 0HiCCI'S HIIC1 RCpI'CSCI1f3fiVCS First row: D. Winn, D. Roiek, secretaryg C. Connors, vice president: T. Kounelas, president: M. Ansley, treasurerg H. Broutzos. Second row: R. Maynard, I. Saide. H. Simonds, E. Sansoucie, C. Chakas. L. Garvin. On stairs: C. Fudala, I. Howe, B. DuBcau, D. Maine, D. Grzcchowski. Absent: S. Pancoast, B. Cornell. I ' 1 l William Shakespeare l 1564 - 1964 i g'This above all-no thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. -Hamlet Radio and Business Education Sratul: Mr. Zotlm. lJ. Zlrvtuli. Stuxvii Krauzrr. R. l-lcirctz: Standing: Nl. lirilmvr. R. Rinrlcl. L. Sclim-ilcr. lb: Clarkson: First row: Miss Stipps, Miss Proulx, Mrs. liurgcron, Barbara Kiss, Marin Zanis, Carol Chakas, Susan Yuung, Miss Belanger, Mrs. McKinnon, Miss Thornton. Scconcl row: Maria Kyriakousakas, Marcia Ccnnicr. Nancy Mdiuirc. Clair Beaulieu, juanic Pitman, Anne Marie Pclzy, Celeste Matthcw, Susan Zyla, Phyllis Zyla, Dawn Maine, Mrs, Janis. 'llnrzl row: Hunniu Dulicau, Geralclinc Gilclcau, Lorraine Bcauclct, Margie Dachowski, Cathy Slruza, Linda Signor, Lee Thomnwn. Sliirlvi lsabullc. Lucille Belivcau, Miss Cmwlcy. Fourth row: Suzanne Isabelle, Carol Blanchcttc, Lie Dawsun, Carol Casey. Norma l.crniru. llianc lfwrtin, lC3HDCllC Buuclicr, Davil Graychcm, Fifth row: Mr. McDonough. Ioan Filip, Anita KUZ3, Icanne Belair, lanct liUllill'L'LlLl. Christine flhakas, Francis Dobc, Barbara Smith, fjlillltltlii' Morin, Mr. Noonan. ' 1 Bowling Teani an rt ClulJ First row: I.. Signnr, st-erctariz T. Lalm, pr:-sidcntg M. Melhorn, Mr. Simard. .idx-is:-r. Si-amd row: C. Hondrcllis. I. Pitman, B. Web- ster, S. Butler. lx. Parker. C, Thendnrt-. G. Christolulo, T. Simpson, Thirfl row: S. lit-rry. C. Puquin, M, XViluse, P. Raiche, G. Abood. B. Spaulding. l.. Cnrtit-r. Fourth row: A. Broutzos, D. Plnss, B. Emmnns. B. Pitman. G. Zylgx. F. Plrnss, I. Dion. Fifth row: D. Bicnucnuc. lb, Ht-linger. li. Childs, lf. Swist. D. Smith. .Xbwntz K. Nlcfiuirc. A. Clnuticr. Seated: A. Bozahara, president, L. Marshall. Standing: C. Strusa, L. Honeywell, N, Dziadzio, N. Lemiere, Miss L. Lamontagne. L. Pepck, l.. Darrah, K. Little, P, Walker, N. Sander, P. Lacoursc, E. Smith, B. Lester, P. Devine, R. Sowa. Peace Corps and Library Assistants Seated: Miss Mlll1IlIlL'f', fzulx'isc1'Jg P. Scribner. sr-Crctary, Lllllll, tIL'LlNLlI'Cl', U. Roick, CU-CllLliI4II'l21I'l1 H. Brmltxus. il. Gionet. Standing ff. Swanson, C. liramlt, C. Fudaln, li. Mcfhlilurss, II. Hatxignga, K. Mr-nswar, IB. Kirigxkrmtsns, I.. Adams, M, Koyunig, Srntrfl: B. O'Cnnnnr. VI. XVh.xrnm. K. Sosnfrwski, D3HC1llfHU1I, P. Simian. IJ, I.k'SN1lI'l!. lf. Smith. Standing: .'X. Hrnncssy, G. Gionct, Ginn:-t, I. Hrhslc. I., Hcnuit. l.. f:Lil'rlVVglX. C. Puccin, I.. .-Xlrlriclm, Y, Wayllumlll. I,. SLU. 1' Mrs. Ilwrrnnn fI,iIJI'.ll'1LlHj, E. Sansoucic' l., Ixvxklm. P. Mgmfilfmllgglll. K. Hrzrwlnl. I.. Bnfmzf, l.. Garvin. Fl1tlll'C HOYUCIHRIKCIS of AIIICFICH ancI Science CIUIJ int rmv: I., ILIIAIAINII, K. Chxlccki. IJ. Ccmllclgm, NI. Sdmryxcr, N. KVI-ymwutli. L. SLKI511 Mlw I'r1wIII.1 Crm-, xludcnt Lc.1cI1L'r, Ia. Sul Inu. Y. I'..lIflI1. I.. CIf1cIu'1c, C.. 'I'I1mnpwn. Scquml rmv: Mlm NIQIIQQIIL' T. NIIPIIIINIIIX, .1cIxIw1'. Maw Nunn I.1uqu:a. Qu-.InIxis1u', I I 1 Q I:1IrInrI, V. Roux, If.. IILIIWLIIS, NI. NICSIWLRI. I. ISv1L1r'q11z. NI. Ilrmkx. 'I. I.aIiriu, I. Ix.1IvcIIL. IIAIIIVII mxv: If., Gmsclin. IJ. Ilmww, I3 IIcIu-rt, S. 5I.ngrmu, Y. Ifltzynltrick, I'. Chullxrm. S. YM, I. I'-IIVIIII I5r:ur'tI1 row: I. Rr1z.I1m1N, I.. l1fmIlcI.uL'. IZ. I'L'rI4im, I. NYI1L'cIrx. BI Iuirurgc, li. IIoL1tImm-, Ii, KI.1rzIiu, L. I..lI I'.ll'IL'L. IJIIIII rww: I.. IJa'IGIfm. II. Sys, S. M.1tIm-u, I. ILIIIILQ. Ib. Smith. NI. Icnmngx. CI I-.rm-rf -.-..,WN.wm. XR 51 li,-q mwg q,, l4,lrUfuI3. K. Gale-QIQ1. K. Susnrmski, IL. S111ItI1, SI-wmI ww: I. Smith. I.. I'n'pcI4. I. 5CIlll!l1IlCIlL'Il. V, WLI5. NI, 'Ihintfv MIM 1- t'l'I.lIILI, C, IPL-rm-ri, C. Smith. NI, Bcgllr. Standing: IJ. Kicfkr. I.. I2.lVl.lH- 'I'. Kang, I. S.1Im-Y. IJ. I.Jcrm-rx. I. Bund. Iz. Prc-stfm I.. CIlrixrmImxI-I. .X. Hnrgirfl. M. Cmnm. C. 'I'Iu-mInrv. I. Cohen, .XIN-mr I. Szxirh-A N. UHINII- I S- I Monocle Stag Seated: C. Trmnbly, B. limery. .-X. Sullivan, Ii. Hatzigoga, D. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Robinson fzmlvisorj, L. XVoodward, C. Thurston, C. Morin, R. Aclnim. Standing: D, Willis. B. Kmiuwski, N. Eismun, K. Munswur, P, Quinn. B. Ilurlkax. G. Thoreau, S. Kruuzcr, M, Beals. M. Mdjlinicl. 'l'. Cliukm. P. Wirlku. P. irniliu, C. Scribner. I. Wnrrcn. ll. Rzcznik. TVI. Kuyuriix. D. Hcmux, P. Scrihncr. K. Hagianis. Dfam3tiCS F. COIIVCHHOH and Foreign StUdCI'lfS D. Cfmliilgc. C. Iiriiilhiultc, L. Swukqu, N. Wiuyiiifiuth, I.. 5t.Cyr, M. Schrgxcr. Miw Mfmtiiiiny. .icixiwrz MVN. Sghryxur, L. Gurrisii, C. Colby. Mixs Iiicqiiu, Scam-dz B. Sfiukqis. M, Sclirywr. N. Wqnimith, D. Cwilicigc. Stamling: I.. Kliiclwrc. Y. Iqituii. I.. Ggirrisli, Miss Montminy, adviser, Miss kicqiiiw. I., St.Cyr, K. Gdlccki. C. 'l'Iioiiipmii. Cl'l6SS 21111 Future Nurses of AII1CI'iC3 Sitting: R. lirmrgct. ID. Siriipmu. Stumling: fi. Siicchzln. I'. Rui, K. Pcpck, Misx Mcxziiiclris. j. Il-pyk. IJ. 'flxrclifi H. Lufond. Fczltmi: P. Nfwnk, T, Ilowginl, Ii, I.z1HI11nc. Y. lziscman, N. Ripley. Min Ruluigli. fnclvixujz K. Hruxsnrfl, S. Kcllihcr. Second row M. l.cBl:mc. I'. Smith. I. Smith, B. Hruwr. H. Klardie, F. Kaffe, M. Lloyd, M. Kuyiunis. V. Puywii, N. Puchucz. P. Bergeron, I Jacobs, M. Pmminski. I. Robinson, C. Ibsiixlmki. Lust row: S. Lussicr. I.. liil1nh'1lL1, Nl. Sugiilcl, Great Books Club zmcl Delvate rream 91311-F: ,M lmuk. I. I..1.u1. fy, I.1Hwrr. .X. NLIHIMIIH. P. Xhnrn. Y, Mich, I, lU.n1'. 51. Clwlifml. l.. Iimxvn, Nir. Hgxmmrmml, Sfllllthlijli I. XVgm'cu. N, ,lI'lIIIblLlf. R, l..1iu1M. IL. Ifymunrwxy H. Hmlltzm, Ki. Ilwalmz. N.Ru1Y, I. iuxrx. NI. limlz. Cf. Smlllf. Nl, Iohrwtfm. U. Gimsd, K, NlLC,Umux. lf. Hlxlllflllllr, fy, ,Xr,gj.1mpf,L1lr,LlN. IJ. Rfumk, P. Wgnlku. .X. Kfmx. R. l,.ludc1'rmlk. NW..w...,.,.,W 'MUVKW H611 1 X Sv , XI V ' 1' IW ' f f xfvwk, If. T, Mx. f N' Nh Sl'LH!'4Xf XIV. Hyun 5. ,, g, A wwf V. Nu V. V, f,Jf'vf? v', NW, R. Laf ond OTUS V. 4 :Z E -,. V V H 2 , 'Z 7 Q , fi 1 F- ,.. ff 2 :Q Q- if. k uf . .L Z 7 X L' 7 T Q2 1 Z Z 2 fi I Ll f V V 7 I P 1, ii . Z A A A .Z 'z F Z 2 I : vi 7 i +2 :' 1 V V ff L' 2 -1 -1- ,-4 2 , 1, V 7 Q Q, 1 V 1, 'J 'V L52 1 5 2 Z , 4 Z vi E H4 wi z A V 11 1, V2 If f Q f J. V V Q ei A L .gr 'J L' X V Z 11 31 2 L Z ,- V v .. ,.. 2 , 7 Z If , , , V 1 .Z 1 2 -L J. J. '71 E' -N ,4 ,- A 7f 2 1 1 2 1 E 1 Z 7 V 1, '. Z 1 -X V .L .L .L 7 f ,1 ,. 1 , 1 A 5 V 2 9? V 2 Z 4 I T m 1 E Cl' C I 2 J 12 4 .1 A. ,.. ,- , . ,- A' 1 'Z if L A i um,- Student Council Officers Ln-ft In right: Stuart Crvlun. i-Kc-Qutiw fIllLlil'I11LllTQ Anita Kntrkm. 'l4I'L'LlNllI'L'I'Q Kathy II414uin11is, Sccrutury: Mary Snmlcr, Vice Prcsidcntg Mark UI:-H, I'ruirh'nt. ' A i -1 jk x jiwfiqisfif- Student Counvil aucl Pliysirfal Eclucation Clulhm Firkl' naw: C. Morin. KI, lil'LllNll. I, Salimlu. S. Yfillllg. Nl. l:LlXVllZ, I. llwsrim. S4-wncl row: M. Sniiwuuiv. II, Miinl. Ii. IIQ-nth, I.. Fflust, B. Colby, I.. JXLIAQLT. I. Hcrrmx. I.. II.1zyImyI.r. II. I.Irnrl, 'I-l1Il'Il mw: l', XY.1II4c-r. Nl. lliqrxullv. S. Smith. IS. I..1l'r+ncl. R. Iiuurgcf, R. Utull. l'. Zylu. Il, llfblllirlk S. Clmnin. ltflllflll mu: A. l-lr-:ir-sary, C. lfrguik. II. liIllIL'LllSl'i. ll. Xlfxllar-x'. l', li.mr'. l.. .XlmIr'luIi. CI. Szot, 1. I..nuIz'cgp1n. KI. Nl.lI'I7LN, lfifth mu. I. fillh,-rr. I. IiULlI'LILl1'. T, XVllllCl'lL'1lfl. 'lf 1fh.rI1.1s. XV. Niilml. Cy. lIli1'ixlrifInL1Io. ll, KI.1ulucrt, R. Situ-iismi. R. Nlnrlin. Sixth rmv: R, .Xclgxmm IZ. R.lixIH'II'lfl. IU. Smith. ll. Ryan. XY, XV.1Iu-fir-lrl, S. Imgrliilil. I'. linnglnml. X. lfitzgvzrtriuk. First row: L. Magnon, C. Thompson, P. 'wVallac:h, C. Bartosiewicz, L. Doucctte, I. Desrochcrs, N. Curtis, S. St.Pierre, C. Carrier, K. Sargent. Second row: D. Coco, M. Lloyd, D. Daneault, C. Daghir, N. Dudziak, I. Ekdahl, B. Colby, M. Sander, D. Louis, E. Louden- slager, M. McQuaid, K. McGuire. Third row: L. Iohnson, S, Perkins, T. Rcckowski, P. Iuncau, E. Doucet, C. Pacquin, C. Cosnor, F. Lcmire, P. Rowell, M. Doucct, D. Vfallach, I.. Caron, Mrs. Wagcman, Advisor. Fourth row: N, Sander, C. Roy, L. Ranlet, R. Noyes, I. Smith, D. Michaud, G. Matfesrm, P. Icnnings. COIOI' UZIIT S allfl C3111 I. Nfnrirm. M. Prinfv. Sugnmt. I. I.luj.cl. M md: L. ff-Iwi:-. V.. Emmwzf. F.. Hfxlmif. I., Cfvrrivulnl. D. Dnghix EU. ff'.1.'. KHiL'iYW-L' H. Nlfmw. R. Hx-.mI, R. Gauthier mlmg fifxl v-mx: Mr. Qvvmn, M-.1rYv. IJ, lhukatf. 9. Zixxrko. B. IAlifF'VliiY.N'l5 XY. Vgxggifft. V, Yilrrnn. R. ffimmm1l', Maldhfy, Jlqumtc. Mu. W'.n3fmm1x, .wimmr Q-,-mix. K. Nfnrrzh Q'm11Yiny rhirvi mn-,z F, Qwzl-:.A. EJ. in-:1nr'1. C. Pinrmdfgxxiciz. L, Mzvgoon, Mlruu 9. 39ffnnfl,uL.i.n1, U. '.Y.W.aJ1. National Honor Society Seniors and Future Tieacliers of America Sczitcd: B. Cornell, S. Kotekas, C, Morin, C, Suhmidtchcn, Mr. Bourque, advisor, B. Smith. Standing: M. Sander, B. Czirruth, M. Utcll, C. Chakas, IJ. Coolidge. Sezitcd: M. Fziwziz, N. Heath, I. Tartsu, secretary, C. Marpcs. tremurer, I. Pcrsonr., president, F.. Smith, vice president, F. Lemirc, E. Lcblziiic, S. Stcssy. Standing: G. Gildc , T. Harwood, M. Koyizinis, M. Tziiiitor, L. Cartier. V. 'XVay, M. Krolokowski, I. Sullivan, B. Szot, XV. Doolc, C. Fudala, M. Willis, 3. Kounclzis, M. Sheehan. R. Kgizzikis. 'ii 3. W Q .F X P 11-,, 4 ff X J ya 9 r 1 . j' fi 0 1 r 4 A Li fifgx I 4 A A M, vo Diane as CSEDQQVLJEIQIQ 1 S 'Y7 nk. V J W fp.: l',f':' J 15' i Q 'ik .1 'Y va I ,Q if , J., FI. ' 'ie 'City F 5-N.. ,1::3s J ..?,'z N W-1 l goeoxx -. ,,... Q 725. , 41 . I . X ..,,,f! 4,--' ' C., V1 V 3 D ,Qiiy ' X 6 X' Q Y? -P 4.2 if .' '-.'f rg: ll ,-nj iff-:J . P I , lv' '3,1':' R V. A , PY -w- 4, ',:1-4 ' af '5 l 4' J Q I ,:, : '- wg, .. W- ' rf f 'H 'fi -' -3 '-,J . .74--. H f Y l . fam, .-'- f - . , wg., ' ,f.'j77 any 1 u, 1, A. 5 . Q 'v , A aw, --sr Qs: v-.f . W R f.f f!- 1 N -ef -A-1 .f- -:. .'f..- 'f' . . in :Y v 0 Ia w'v'x' ' 'I ' v.:- T 1 ,-v'.- .' G 1 ' MT.. 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KXN L ' ,X ,1 l f' ll 9 xxf if +:'gy'?7'fx.'3q ' , , Xia. m N x r ' 'e wk.-7:.-.',',f1?j,f11,1j 4 f S. x ' , , N124:.iLe2s:'s f:13'5,::.ff fx V X 5 'I' ' N I ! u x 5 ' if I A1 X --cea5.g- - .-ff wf ,V x L !-5' 0 ,mf P5 X tim . ,f ff?-.1 i kxx R x B Y' , ,-X , X Vp ,, . U lk W X W H hm f . 46 L. X 'XXX HI, . '4Q5,J ' f .f NX, , W 1' jjf, :Fil fag ff - 1, my j 'fl ww- '.. Z , xx, I I ' L 'S' J f'1 , I X lu ,au Q, f N . ' 7111 1 A 234 Jef , I W- , l 'yr W 21 'i Q AIN, , wx A ' f ff Sf ' akin 1 IASB. ' fp ' 'N atm- X 5444 ' V my-J Real - XL ,x t Pi' ' 1. -N I., 1 1 V . i 3. 1- Nix '- ff' h. 1 - 'I . 4 '--ag.-5,-. f ' f ,'f',- ' - H K f ' 3' E 1 Fg:2QfiQ'Lfi4- ' , li, S 1 'A. , s N1 Wg V W V K E was . g, 2 M Ri,Sev-vn MGM' SECOND HONOR CHARLENE E. SCHMIDTCHEN THEY SET THE PACE FIRST HONOR MARK J. UTELL THIRD HONOR DOROTHY L. COOLIDGE 7 nur Betty Ann Carruth Carol R. Chakas Stuart B. Cohen Marie E. Cofford Dorothy L. Coolidge Betsy L. Cornell Ioan A. Curtis Bonnie L. DuBeau Dorothy V. Farland Ioan M. Filip 7 nur wr etnnitl Iacqueline A. Allard Robert A. Baines Ianine E. Belair Carolina T. Bodner Elaine M. Boucher Carol A. Bouthiette Harriet Broutzos Deidra R. Buck Christine L. Chakas Carol C. Connors Laurent R. Cormier Marcia G. Cormier Norma L. Davis Pamela R. Doucet Barba'a M. Emerson C'aire I. Fuda'a Ioyanne Garrish Linda C. Garvin Robert E. Hudoba Anne M. Hudson Anita M. Koza Annette M. LeBreuX ear 7 itat 4 nnnr QRUII Sharon G. Kotekas Theodore Kounelas Bruce C. Monk Claudette E. Morin Ioan T. Nerbonne Mary A. Sander Charlene E. Schmidtchen Barbara L. Smith Mark I. Utell Linda I. Woodward num' all Charlotte D. Lemire Diane A. Lessard Susan D. Lowenthal Norman W. Mitchell, Ir. Doris F. Orzechowski Stephe. I. Pancoast Thomas I. Partridge Ianis M. Persons Paul T. Pickles Chafee A. Powers Dayle D. Rojek Marilyn I. Schryver Pamela Scribner Uenry R. Simonds Irene Simukin Carolyn Swanson Carol A. Thurston Gail P. Turcotte Virghia L. Way VValter B. Weeks Sandra I. Wovkanech Susan P. Younq lgerfeni itenitzxnre Zllnr 7 nur Heats Michael I. Bober, Ir. Diane L. Iutras Pamela I. Scribner Bonnie L. DuBeau Normand E. Marchand Patricia A. Suclak Linda C. Garvin Norman W. Mitchell, Ir. Sandra N. Wyman Kathy V. Hagianis Ellen R. Sansoucie Nwafxb American History Mary A. Sander This prize is awarded annually by Molly Stark Chapter, Daughters of the Anteri- can Revolution, to that student who through the years has shown the greatest in- terest in and understanding of American History. American Legion Stephen I. Pancoast This award is given by the Henry I. Sweeney Post No. Z to an outstanding senior in American History. American Legion Darrell R, Buck This award is given by the Manchester Post No. 79 to an outstanding all-around athlete in the senior class. Art Thelma R. Blichmann The Art Award is presented by the Art Department to a senior in the graduating class who has demonstrated the greatest interest, initiative, and accomplishment in the area of arts and crafts. Association Canado-Americaine Charlene E. Schmidtchen This award is given annually to a senior who has done outstanding work in French and has shown genuine appreciation of French culture. Bausch and Lomb Bruce C. Monk This medal is awarded to the student in the senior class who has done outstanding work in Science during his four years of high school. Business Education Club Barbara L. Smith This award is given by the Business Education Club to a senior majoring in the Business Education Course who has done outstanding work and who shows great promise in the field of business. Daughters of Penelope Sh8l'0I1 G- Kotekas The llios Chapter of The Daughters of Penelope presents its annual school award to an outstanding student of Hellenic descent. English Mary A. Sander This prize is awarded annually to that student of the graduating class who has done outstanding work in English and has shown a sensitive and discriminating appreciation of literature. French Sharon G. Kotekas This award is given annually by the Language Department for outstanding work in advanced French. Home Economics Lorraine E. St. Cyr This award is given to the senior girl in the Home Economics Course who has shown outstanding qualities of scholarship, dependability and perseverance. Industrial Arts Laurent R. Cormier This award is given to the senior boy in the Industrial Arts Course who has shown outstanding qualities of scholarship, workmanship, and interest. Latin Mark I. Utell This award is given annually by the Language Department to a senior for out- standing work in advanced Latin. Manchester League of Women Voters Betsy L. Cornell This award is given by the Manchester League of Women Voters for exceptional interest in and mature understanding of the American form of government. Manchester Teachers' Guild Bonnie L. DuBeau, Barbara L. Smith This award is given by the Manchester Teachers, Guild to a member of the grad- uating class who has been in good scholastic standing, who has given evidence of fine character, and who has shown an enthusiastic desire to prepare for the teach- ing profession. Manchester Womenis Club Carolina T. Bodner This award is given by the Education Section of the Manchester Women's Club to that senior who in addition to a good academic standing and a high sense of responsibility has shown leadership and loyalty. Manchester Women's Club George W. Champion This award is given by the Music Section of the Manchester Women's Club to the senior who has shown the greatest improvement in music and has been con- tinuously loyal to the high school music organization. Mathematics Mark I. Utell This award is given in recognition to that senior who has attained the highest average for four years in Mathematics. Memorial High School P. T. A. Robert A. Baines, Anne M. Hudson These three awards are given by the Memorial High P. T. A. to deserving mem- bers of the graduating class who have shown excellence scholastically, and who have expressed enthusiastically a desire for the teaching profession. ny. .ir M. K. M. Knitting Mills Frederick M. Whitehead This award is given by the M. K. M. Knitting Mills, lnc., to a qualified senior to further his education in the Held of engineering. M11SiC Richard I. Maynard This award is presented by the Music Department to a member of the graduating class who has shown proficiency and talent vocally or instrumentally. N 0 A Auxiliary Sharon G. Kotekas This award is given to the most outstanding Greek Orthodox student in the graduating class of the three public high schools. ROI2ry Mary A. Sander This award is made by the Rotary Club of Manchester to the student in the senior class judged by the faculty and students as having the greatest promise of be- coming a factor in the outside world through strength of character, qualities of leadership, and a record of scholarship and achievement. Senior Award for Scholarship Mark I. Utell This award is made by the faculty to the outstanding student in the senior class. Social Science Mary A. Sander This award is made by the Social Science Department to the person in the gradu- ating class who has achieved the highest marks in courses in history and govern- ment and who has studied at least three courses in these Helds. Student Council Mark I. Utell, Mary A. Sander, Carol C. Connors The Student Council gives these awards annually to seniors who have worked zealously for the welfare of the school and who have shown, at all times, faithful cooperation, outstanding sportsmanship, and superior character. Manchester College Women's Club Pamela I. Scribner, Carolina T. Bodner This award is given to that senior girl who has been accepted by a four year college and who in a letter to the Club states her record of scholarship, her extra- curricular activivties, and her reasons for further education. Manchester City Council P. T. A. Mary A. Sander This award is given to a senior who, in the opinion of the graduating class, has shown the greatest interest in Memorial High School and who, through all-around service, has made valuable contributions to the school. lefy OI' SOC OH 011511 t1 Il .1 ,- x. C ,- CL m L, f- E J 'J CL .1 '7 LJ 1 I. .42 1, LC 5 2 ,mi .. ,1 - f ,- ,- .f 'J ., V i f,- 2.1 .. Q I , N v L .4 P 1 L 1. ,, pi x. Q, E if 5 5 'Z A ,- I4 JZ Z .1 Ld 2 5 .44 P , gc 2 11 NT .J 7 fl .1 E i J J' f 1, 3 I -i 7' .J bb : :E ci E f- I V1 .M v Q 5 ,- 5 'L .1 E if Z 4 ,- Z3 C f , . .1 1 EL 7 E ,:.. A L 5: Z I QE E -.. ci I 11 V f, .4 G'-1 A rf 7. : 5 -JZ F43 4 x. 7 9 4' 5- x. 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