Memorial High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

Mfitgigllfgf Qfffwif We if Instead of dedicating just the book, we feel the whole year should be dedicated to the man Joseph E. Bronstein. At Memorial, he is not going to be replacedg he is going to be succeeded. Dedication I think I have a singular right to speak for the adminis- tration, faculty, and students of Memorial High sincel have been associated with Mr. Bronstein in education for forty years, from the time he began his teaching ca- reer at Manchester Central High in 1932. As Memorial's only principal since its opening in 1960, Mr. Bronstein's concern for the school was always a priority. His guidance and sympathy for the students and their futures has helped to make Memorial richer. On the occasion of his retirement, we wish him every .success for the future. At Memorial, he is not going to be replaced, he is going to be succeeded. azffjbw. Because of Mr. Bronstein's late retirement notice, we were also able to cover events not normally covered. 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T34 ., 2 uv X A 9:., i . ',. ' - ,ss . vf 2 , rp, ,,..,f .Q - 'V M' V.. I 1 - W-A-K . ,-, gx-v 111-a, - . ,w- .H . v , W , 'x.. .. ..-r. ,W - mx, .A b K . ' ' A . ,- A . K V A - v 7 V5 1 '. D J .-,. V, , I V 4 K 4 G , W K . f, 4 , 'W X 1 T4 ,, W f , 1 i i A P , M, ,V ,,. Q: .. -, ,ij .A gf, N , -Y Q-J, 1 -VH , wg I -5 5 x I .' N la' ' ', Y - '3 A fx 'XFX' , ' ' ,., -fl' ,A 4 H+: 1 ' , A 'H , K Q. .a ' . ,K v ,, ,Cz 41, ' f- f, - W-XR N7,s',:g. ,. J- V 1 4 x 15,-'xl Y. 'a ,M 52' K f ' .: ' .fa 5 f 'v 1. ., . wg, vw, .4, , . , R, it 5 i ,, ' 7 U. , A' 1-Vp ff' ' MA 5 A4 I . R, J .vw V The EXCALIBUR dedication is not an easy task. This year's dediiiafioa to a member of the English Department. Besides the duties of his regular senior English classes, he has been as- signed to teach this school's only advanced placement English course. Through his exhaustive efforts, many new and enjoyable programs have been innovated. Most of them are through the sponsorship of the Assembly Committee, of which he is the ad- visor. One should realize that the organization of the many diversified assemblies, including pep rallies takes much time. But his efforts do not end here. The movies, purchased by the Assembly Committee, have now become a regular part of the school schedule. Perhaps the newest, and most entertaining type of assembly which he has been responsible for is the an- nual folk assembly. The class of 1972, takes pride in dedicating the EXCALIBUR to James R. Hammond. .V f A .. , g .. M . .U - . V Q A A sf ,: .H Hub, 9 Administration Staff ..-nw -- ,X New TURE Agenlrnll N , . w an Ha 2 Q MRS. KELLIHER - - r z nqr--.QQ-n-uwnscn-gg-sv V, x 1 3 M,.-KL L MRS. ROUKEY School Nurse Guidance MR. UNDERWOOD ,-.g v,, x -A in 22 pun ++l S . 5? S S MRS. BOTOP ' English .Q x ff' MRS. PEASLEE , , X 1-r O ii W? ' .f .' 1:11 -- 1 ,J 1, - 55g - Nik Q. .H , .lsr-T A .A :M 1' r 15. 1 gk , , 3 . E if 'af Sf vm ,V J ,qi 1. Qu RA MRS, FRIBERG JILL Q T ,fs X S- , , MR. DANIELS ff T? A Y f MR Qulmx MRS. JUDD HAMMOND HREPATS09 Q if M NSA z WN gi , M 'R M .. - in Q . ,f-ff,,v.A, xr. LAFOND MRS. 1HORNTON A its Rf 'FEW v 'Hg Math ww' I i I , 3,5 , Xk. R. LABERGE au. if f : . SS, V M, ww : -P-um, H W- nt Chairman HEALY Science Miss FERLAND 44' -t fa WM :A .A--Er' , if 5' aus 'wx A MR. MEbbA im gg? ,X MR. BOISVERT Social Studies DUFOU 1 R MORIAI R MR. V lf? .E r Language 1 lf . , U lj 1 JW Q1 '- L K' A HARTMANN 611: ,, T! K. nf. , V -- , , ga ,MQ , 11811111811 E. 7. - 52 .4 Hi' .Q- Ja Www-1. Business Education MRS. EVANS Mlss sTIPs PANARESE xv 1 QQ -' rm H ...M m+ .. w,,,.Q W MR. JONES MR. DIAMANTIS Department Chairtiman A xx MR. PA NA GOS Bw ? E2 if , amd MISS I 'RMON I AC NP 'XII in ,A ii 5 Y x Q wpwx I .3553 MR. PUTNEY, Physical Education Mlbb ' Physical Education Home Economics 43, wi ,wa-ng,,,A Custodians A 'Q,,,,,, s Class Advisors 4 J, James Crawford Senisr Class Harry Dimos Junior Class The assembly committee is responsible for presenting the assembly programs, folk music activities, talent show, mov- ies, and speaking engagements at Memorial High School. For pleasure they have an annual dinner for all members and they take a trip to a popu- lar play or movie. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE MEMBERS: G Caron, M. Christodoulo, L. Caron, V. Advis, D Rassmussen, K. Sturtevant, Y. Mailloux, I. Mail loux, D. Botelho, A. Bradley, P. Barrat, E. Raci cot, S. Bellrose, M. Kosmatka, N. Rassmussen P. Chalogue, M. Spring, A. Eisman, P. Arm strong, C. Kynds, S. Frye, J. Monahan, S. Shap pell, J. Rojek, L. Weymouth, R. Peters, P. Jam roz. James Hammond - advisor. 'XT T'l.zT.in'f' Q 4 .AS 8.,1..,., A 517.15 llfl Student Council WL--4 l-li Members of the student council are: T. Adams, N. Brassard, D. Gosselin fEx. Co. Chairmanl Copadis, R. Peters CTreasurerJ, K. Sullivan lEx. Co. Chairmanj, B. DeCato, C. Marcoux, Manni fSecretaryJ, L. Pappageorge, M. Christodoulo, W. Webster, P. Langella, R. Breault Dedascolou, G. Paguin, L. Meisel, K. Gatsas, M. Emery, L. Skora, R. Moonan, J. Magarian Wallace, P. Diggins, C. Foster, J. Dussault, L. Lavigne, M. Morin, P. Barrett, L. Connelly Bemdle, M. Dunbar, S. Foye, D. Botehlo, G. Sylvester, A. Bradley, S. Nute, D. Bouchard Riley. L14 1'-1-1.9- Q Student Council Officers are: Karen Manni fSecretaryJ, Robin Pe ters QTreasurerJ, Kathy Sullivan ICO-chairmanj, David Gosselin fCo-chairmanj, Ed Shaughnessy QVice-Presidentj, Michael Four nier iPresidentJ. Junior Class Representatives Junior Class Representatives are: FIRST ROW Advisor Mr. Dimos, R. Henry, A. Fisher, J. Dussault, T. Donahue, G. Paquin, K. Gatsas SECOND H0 W, R. Robie, E. Bemard, S. Price, C. Lynds, D. DeCato, L. Stevens, K. Halle. iiifis Junior class officers: D. Crosdale, Cvice- presidentl, R. George, ltreasurerl, S. Mar- shall, fpresidentl, K. Statires, Qsecretaryj. 46 mx f MI Q l Aw. AS SP ig Qi Q 'ig 3, S -wiffwa V if iv XA 4. -, eg ,QvLig . x 5 M Q 2. . v X3 ma x, , a A i 7 X' if ' E . , L im 1, 52 ' 5 VVVV , U Q ,S Hg , ww .-2 ASQ- fj J 4 'S f m ff fn f Q. ' K ' i' 'K 'c f S522 Hx! W -- Fgf' W ' L s if if., . X T , ' R. .SCJ , ' Fifi? HRX 'gl Ti 'SWK'-, Q- 5' - vp bk.. f Us-'gg-Q35 fl-P f R515 5- gk-g zxsfniffcrfv 'A f x5f4:2'E'?'Q7icN1 r-' ' -wg.,- n.w'-.' ' M -. -wha 4 .-14,3-...fm-x' fxx, 9 x X a K M qi xg r- ha M ' Ke-K , K1-J' rf r -' -.L M . Q.. .-. ..,.,1j'Wx.,.f.,,x.x 3745? 3-fr + 'f 'w if-5'?'zsr2f::1?1.9'P' X Q Hx IQMQA, wr -fwnvmnnsvlfff V4 'Zu Q.'q.I7A -X f Q .flLS1aP-s.r2p9g11Xx3'-- 154' X ii 21, 2 f'q'71S'7? W SVQP9? :14vJwj'5r:fgv?:v5f , i g ! k V N u'w21s fSfN 'S 1' 1. 'P mf 'ig 5 ? 4 B lv? 4 I as Q fa is 2. . Sh 5 4 Excalibur Editor-in-Chief, Brian Neylon Assistant Editor, Mary Spahn Copy Editor, Cheryl Barton Business Editor, Ronald Houle Photography Editor, Paul Cote Art Editor, Antonia D'Agostino Typing Editor, Colleen O'Neill Excalibur Advisor, Miss Gregorious Members of the Excalibur Staff are: KNEELING: C. Riley, R. Houle, D. Emery, M. Bryant, M. Constant, P. Cote, M. Fournier, B. Neylon, SECOND ROW: V. Avdis, C. Barton, M. Spahn, S. El- wood, S. Shappell, A. D'Agostino, TOP: C. O'Neill. ' '.,, l .T 1 . , ., ... . . :I 49 Excalibur Advertising Staff Excalibur advertising staff: R. Houle, editor, S. Shappell, L. Keenan M. Connors, D. McKinney, C. Debski, E. Sroka, SECOND ROW' S Elwood, M. Spahn, M. Bryant, D. Emery, M. Fournier. 50 1.1 Public Speaking and Debate i M onocle Editor in Chief: D. Mullen Feature Editor: K. Sullivan Business Editor: J. Schunemann News Editor: S.'Krnon Advisor: Miss Kearns Members of this year's Monocle Staff are: R. Ratti- DQQJ' gan, M. Christodoulo, C. Lylis, P. Puglisi, M. Spring, D. Woodward, E. Gourley, M. Gardner, S. Shappell, C. DeCourse, M. Bryant, E. Goyette, B. George, S. Tsamparlis, T. Piper, D. Gagnon, B. Yaroma, Miss Kearnsfadvisorj. The Monocle staff keeps busy by making eight deadlines during the school year. Their consistency in style has been rewarded by an All-American rating from the National Scho- lastic Press Association. They have also re- ceived the Highest Achievement Award from the N.E.S.P.A. Heading the staff is Dennis Mullen - editor in chief, Sue Kmon - feature editor, Kathy Sullivan - news editor, Madelynn Spring - sports editor, Charles Lylis - photography editor, Maria Christodoulo - copy editor, John Schunemann - business manager, Richard Rattigan - correspondent and Miss Kearns - Advisor. Our literary magazine, the Parapher- nalia, has approximately thirty members on the staff. Four of the editors attended a New England Conference at Boston University on school magazines, newspapers and yearbooks. They gained new insight and incentive which aided them in producing an excellent magazine. Paraphernalia 0 t viv- if if 54 Members of the Paraphemalia Staff are: D. Rasmussen iEditor-in-chiefl, N. Rasmussen, L. Monchamp, J. Rojek, M. Kosmatka fFeature Edi- torb, G. Caron, B. DeCato fCopy Editorl, K. Krebbs, L. CaroniCo-literary Editorl, V. Avdis, QCO-literary Editorj, K. Wisniewski, K. Sullivan, L. Ranfos, D. DeCato, K. Tivey, D. Ziakas, S. Kmon, J. Ziakas CArt Editorl, R. Schenemann, Mrs. Garcelon fAdvisorJ. 55 .1 W M, R . . .A j mga? R 2 fs 5 fbi. X i .ff 4 is ff.: 'f 0 4 N Lzbrary Assistants 'X X EQ if in Library Assistants: FIRST ROW: C. Fisher, ftreasurerj, C. Barton, Csecretaryl, D. Florence, Cvice-presidentl, P. Saindon, Kpresidentl, SECOND ROW' L. Lea- hy, J. White, D. White, P. Abraham, J. Ziakas, W. Webster, D. Thompson, M. McCoy, C. Little. 56 NS Officers of the National Hon- or Society are: John Dubuclet CPresidentD, MaryLou Kos- matka fVice-Presidentl, Diana Rasmussen 1Secre- taryl, Susan Shappell CTreasurerJ . Members of the National Honor Society are: FIRST ROW: C. Barton, C. Lemay, S. Shappell, A. Campbell, C. Riley, L. Caron. SECOND ROW: K. Fisher, D. Thomp- son, D. Rasmussen, M. Kos- matk. THIRD ROW: J. Dub- uclet, T. Kouletsis, B. Ney- lon, T. Szopa, S. Massicott absent when photo was taken Jackie Allaire and Donna Merrill. we EXE.. Swans M Senior members ofthe band are: R. Bieniek, L. Coons, G. Silver, co-secretaryg D. Smestad, P. Brown, president, J. Davis, J. DuBuclet., vice-president, J. Gosselin, J. Gray, drum major, G. Larone, S. Hunter, co-secretary, D Laraba, D. Rasmussen, J. Lamere, P. Martin, B. Walker, D. Morey, L. Wood, L. Parsons, B. Poirier, R. Roy, Ju- niors: M. Carrier, J. Burke, D. Charron, A. Chase, C. Coronis, B. Cunningham, D. Francis, R. Gamelin, M. Gan- car, L. Guillamette, J. Wallace, M. Warchol, G. Wilson, K. Wisniewski, S. Jamrog, J. Fenn, C. St. Cry, J. La- Jennesse, D. Lewis, W. Maiden, C. Pratt, J. Dunbar, S. Pawlowski, N. Perkins, S. Price, N. Seavey, J. Hickey, A Trombley, M. Spring, L. Stevens, J. Sweren, Sophomores: D. Beehler, C. Brasier, P. Rinette, D. Boucher, C. Col- lins, W. Helie, J. Hunter, D. Knell, D. Lagor, J. Marshall, C. Walker, B. Yaroma, R. Webber, A. Morey, C. Pa- quette, P. Pavlidis, P. St. Cyr, L. Monchamp, S. Niver, N. Rasmussen, K. Richardson, R. Turcotte, D. Gosselin Freshmen: S. Basoukas, C. Carrier, B. Cartier, B. Cone, M. Curley, G. DuBuclet, W. Galanis, H. Hammell, J Garris, L. Hooper, P. Hope, R. Johnson, R. Jutras, G. Kimball, D. Lewis, G. Lincoln, E. Lowe, K. Luger, G. Ma hea, G. Oliver, D. Partan, D. Pratt, C. Price, R. Przybyla, D. Richardson, E. Richter, J. Robinson, R. Schaller L. Jacobson. 58 W ,i , . 'mr ,ffigw W ff 31- Y 'W -W 1- Q-sf :hp . A715 Q, fi 4 i in f - R p. k ix X 'N X . K Saw'- .- 'S 36 S ,MQSQJJ . T A, A ' 3:-f-, u ' 'Q Erma! ' 4 'tai ' K ss K , ,,.'.Q ,Qafz3Q4 sarM , ,.. 3 1 .T Y --Q 1 f A 2 Members of the Chorus are: ROW ONE: M. Friedrich, J. Blouin, M. Spring, K. Banaian, D. Gray, Mr. Mirabile, J. Riojek, K. Wisniews- ki, C. Sears, T. Milonas, B. Thiboul. ROW TWO: B. Stevens, M. Timmins, D. Maznek, P. Robinson, R. Gilbert, A. Morey, D. Laraba, J. Archer, S. Smiley, D. Cone, S. Gluckert, G. Silver, S. Dearbom. ROW THREE: S. Tucker, P. Chaloge, M. Laliberte, C. Bailey, M. Wil- son, P. Alexander, P. Martin, M. Mitchel, J. Hickey, J. Provost, B. Tetreault, L. Wood, J. Gray, R. Myers, J. Davis, B. DeCato, J. Har- ris, D. Woodward, P. Sopel, Absent, P. Pit- man, R. Anstey, E. Souza. Chorus QQ 1 -Q .k.rf?i1.'si Members of the Glee Club are: H. Zenor, S Lafond, P. Baudreau, D. Plante, K. Sturte- vant, Mr. Mirabile, C. Proulx, J. Wurtele, S Elen, P. Lee, K. Wisniewski. ROW TWO: A Holt, S. Graichen, J. Lloyd, Y. Bouchard, L Ranfos, S. Woodward, L. Bonney, D. Turcotte R. Breenfield, K. Demers, S. Nichols, G. So- mers, S. Kmo. ROW THREE: J. White, J Southmayd, P. Mazne. L. Brendle, M. Dunb D. Carrier, P. Chaloge, J. Timmin, S, Demers D. Wyskiel, K. Tracy, D, Turcotte, C. Poor, K Beckwith, Absent: R. Lariviere. Ha S 'Q .f f ' 'A 2' ' :A-if .. . . b .Q . ij-.uQjf.,.? ,sw 9, Jw., 7 ,Q .l ' 'e , v ' P ky 1 1.15, sl ,N X Af , N K X I i J Nav A 4 :..,, f K ' 5 ' ' f '.:-- i :,2..v- M A ' Y, X -. 1 , Lk - V k 4 . .. .. fi 1 f 4, - , - ' ' f Q ,J 1 1 ' :,-,b.,,x5.Qi3 5531111 fm-Q .. ' ' -.. o.,,w.n,i' Q i 5, Jtfwi.-,Nw , . ,w , ,iam we Af A lu-an-1-ng 1 3- N 'xt ,ua X ...., bs, , ' ,A v :SL .3 6 ' 1 ii n ji W I . . Q' 'awe' 3' 'ki sf' 4 -' A ,. K fk . -fr' 'N 'U 51:4 5 .l . x a X b N, gk? 'fue R. X MW X W , . fig . WY 'f - ' ' ' L .. 1 lx ' 6 IQ X s I F! it if N ' :i?.El'Qqn-n , ,159 li.x Y ln 5. Ing yr em 'J Phi-if . k . q'igeia 1 I ss 'fl8i2!1Qif-QW? 51 Pi' nike k,,,. If iliilfiijs fliilliav 'vm-Q Q sta, W 29329: if 7? mfr' XIYCY IW- 725- M 051532 f ' fi 'un xiii, Z' 1- -Q ff -.mi 45M mx vi 4 A +L 3 YNIN, Q 3 3 'A G fr 3 f w 2 9 'll ff v Q-' '--'11 1,5 '.-Q, ' 11-7 g'13'v31-Zugx f aifidlfflf ' -'ps . ' 4 '51 K ag-ig? ,pl Mir --.,. l 5, I - ..2 'f - , , F. V 1 F ja ,ae Q , , Q Q an n .h-. if -.K , N2M f a b f 3 5 Ga- -v 2 ' 9 k .X ' ' . '. W v tf 1 V, Q 4 . I X Af-K I V1 MF Cm' A in ',g:fBC'9 'Q sh: R .H 55? M ' , ,. --4 Q E' 5 Q A ' ' 1 ZE . A ,V A ,Wk . X gg ggge ' 5 xi K Z . 2: :', . Wyb, - Y 44 3 A ' - . . X. A Q L L. . s A K. . Q -an 'M 144 .. .df K . ' -'ix,.f'5 4 by F gi 9 N wifi Color Guard .31 Nu, l' 51 io ff 'f' ff 149, f'll4! '50 4. ,rpg I W ,,u,,,.,f,, f 1, ' fogrfy, ,, , X b X s S EEE F 045 if-'P French Club Members of the French Club are: K. Kreps, L. Guimont, C. Gelinas, D. Hickey, R. Morri- seau, P. MacDonald, D. Rasmussen, J. Zajac, SECOND ROW STANDING: Miss Chagnon iAdvisorl, M. Spring, L. Caron, C. Lavoie, G. Caron, E. Avdis, D. McKinney, N. Rasmus- sen, S. Tsamparlis, D. Laberge, L. Mon- champ, P. Binette, B. Yaroma. The Members of the French Club keep themselves busy with various activities. They have seen plays in Boston, have gone to a French Res- taurant in Boston called La Crepe and are planning a trip to Quebec. They also hold two bake sales during the course of the year. German Club Members of the German club are: D. Hickey, B Beehler, J. Rojek, S. Heath, Mrs. Hartmann fadvisorj . A 2 I - s- in-fwwws. -Q., , , e The German Club, consist- ing of senior students, is an active club. They have gone camping, skiing, hiking and to baseball games. They have monthly meetings in Room 318. Mrs. Hartmann is the advisor. Spanish Club The Spanish Club is open to all students enrolled in Spanish classes or anyone interested in Hispanic culture. They hold fiestas, movies and slides and have discussions on various topics related to Hispanic life and literature. Members of the Spanish club are: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mehlhom fadvisorj, R. Peters ftreasurerl, D. Francis Csecre- taryl, L. Monchamps, B. Cawley, S. Lemieux, P. Chaloge. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kearney Qadvisorj, T. Szopa fpresi- dentb, S. Pawlowski, R. Panell, R. Val- lee, Absent: D. Stimpson fvice-presi- dentl, C. Petrowski, J. Monahan. oifiiilw . .3 70 Latm Club The Latin Club has five officers, consul, praetor, quaestor, censor and scriba. Among the activities that occurred during the year were games and reports at meetings, the sale of articles, which raised money, ini- tiation of new members, a presentation during Foreign Language Week, a Christmas party, and they also at- tended the New Hampshire Junior Classical League meeting held once a month. Members of the Latin Club are: FIRST ROW: S. Shappell, M. Christodoulo, H. Hamrnell, SECOND ROW: N. Bond, J. Lloyd, Mrs. Cote, Advisor, K. Sullivan, E. Taylor, T. Piper, J. Zajac. Chess Club The Chess Club holds weekly meetings to determine the ranking of each individual player for tournaments held at Derryfield, Goffstown, West and Central. Members of the Chess Club are: SEATED, K. Banian, D. Smestead, R. Holmes QPresidentJ, D. Mooney STANDING: J. Hammond, C. Holmes, S. Woodward, C. Lylis, K. Gelinas, F. Anderson, J. Morra. 72 .- ' E ,M .- si I wa J 1 5 .... Q H 'Q pk x :V S J- c ,gf - 1 .., . H. ,-32 Q. Grin. ,. 3 I ' ,,.v,. K ii 1 1 Z. 0 in 'VP' iz? ' - ,Nix 9 ., e . H I 1 I is E I? it 4. . ! ni i 0 J: ff ' C 5 i 3 -V-X :- mum Q , N Mp- 'X ,X 5 5 Q ff' ,, ai YES' ,L Art Club will 155 Members of the art club are: D. Pouliot, D. Gagnon, M Paquette, D. Gray, D. Hickey, L. Stevens, D. Ziakas, D Gauthier, N. Cote, J. Pinard, R. Lewis. 74 Booster Club Members of the Booster Club are: FIRST ROW' C. Lawrence, S. Clement, D. Bouchard, S. Jen- sen, M. Seidel, M. Fisk, C. Finefrock, K. Kelley, S. Elwood, S. Bellerose, SECOND ROW D. Carrier, C. Vining, C. Ward, K. Eaton, L. Murby, J. Cupples, S. Nute, S. Skeffington, K. Meisel, D. Ficek, L. Skora, R. Noonan, J. Provencher, H. Sheridan, C. Balon, C. Riley, M. Murphy, G Sylvester, G. Cote, THIRD ROW' S. Pratt, C. Maturo, S. Fitzgerald, E. Mailloux, I. Mailloux, J. O'Neil, D. Gaynor, R. Webber, C. Medwid, J. Gosselin, B. Guyette, D. Duford, C. French, D Pouliot, P. Langella, FOURTH ROW: L. Routhier, J. Wurtele, D. Hujar, J. Felix, S. Sell, L. Vo- liotis, A. Bradley, D. Betoume, D. Botelho, D. Boron, K. Keener, C. Parsons, E. St.Onge, J Zygmunt, J. Brien, M. Moran. The Booster Club is a very active organization. For the final foot- ball, Trinity-Memorial game, on Thanksgiving they sold the tradi- tional mums. The Booster Club is in charge of decorating and paint- ing all posters in support of our players. The clubs original posters and enthusiasm have greatly helped to boost our school spirit. Officers of the Booster Club are: P. Barrett, secretaryg G. Prince, vice-president: S. Elwood, treasurer, M. Con- nors, president. Mrs. Taylor, advisor. Q . FHA Members of the Future Homemakers of America are SEATED J Cupples president C Latlamme secretary C Peake D Peake vice president L Hitchen K Gellnas C Stevens B Panagos treasurer D White D Stavrou STANDING Miss Stimpson fadvisorj L Murby C Lavoie C Sabady D Croteau D Robidas P Simard The Future Homemakers of America is a brand new club which incorporated it's program around the state theme The Time Is Now . The girls have enjoyed Christmas caroling, a hair styling movie, a food sale and generally preparing themselves for their future roles as homemakers. FT During National Education Week members distributed apples to all the teachers. They hopefully plan to ob- serve classes in the elementary and junior high levels and would like to visit MARC and perhaps help out one of their functions. FA Members of the Future Nurses of America are: K. McKlouskey, J . McLaughin, A. Laliberte, N. Burke, E. Bertrand, M. McCoy, L. Hardy, P. Saindon, S. Hunter, KNEELING: L. Hitchen, LA YIN G DOWN: J. Gosselin, SEA TED: C. Medwid. The Future Nurses of America annually visit the Moore Center and observe the special care given the mentally retarded. Throughout the year they sing at old age homes and bring happiness and friendship to the residents. Members of the Future Teachers ofAmerica Club are: FIRST ROW STANDING: Kathy Gatsas fsec. Treasur- erl, R. Peters lvice-presidentj, Sharon Elwood Cpresi- dentl, Mrs. Gabrille Couture Qadvisorl. FIRST ROW SITTING.' S. Florence, G. Somers, D. Florence. SECOND ROW SITTING: D. Hickey, B. Heath, T. Babchuk. THIRD ROWSITTING: S. Heath. 77 Drama Club Juniors and Seniors - Mr. Francis Sullivan, adviser, M. Spring, P Brown, S. Sullivan, K. Sullivan, B. Stevens, P. Chaloge, B. DeCato M. Christodoulo, D. DeCato, G. Caron, P. Yergeau, R. Bieniek, D Rasmussen, E. Avdis, L. Caron, S. Shappell, K. Halle, C. Riley, M Bryant, A. Adams, K. Wisniewski, K. Sturtevant, J. Rojek, K Krebs, S. Kmon, D. Woodward. Sophornores and Freshmen - P Abraham, C. Price, J. Zayak, M. Stacy, C. DeCourse, J. Lloyd, Yaroma, S. Woodward, D. Gamache, J. Wallace, H. Hammell, B C Dantis, R. O'Hara, M. Bums, D. Duford, M. Bialik, L. Routhier, C Berger, M. Paquette, H. Zenor, C. Holmes, L. Leahy, S. Willey, L.A Aldrich, S. DeCato, L. Jacobson, N. Rafmussen, P. Plante, R. Pa- quin, R. McKay. N RN Q- mii, 154, , , ,M gm . is LW K S X x by K si is K Q , . f f Q Ks gig xx, Q. ilx-XP' X Soccer 1 .,..,,,..-Q....,,Q,, , ,W-M, W gi . 4. . ., . .....,...-.-5.. SOCCER TEAM MEMBERS: D. Healy, D Gosselin, B. Holmes, P. Martel, G. Gagnon, E Shaughnessy, G. McIntyre, K. Collins, C Kalatzidas, G. Lassard, M. Gagnon, T. Lamy B. Martel, G. Martel, P. Rouland, D. Oliver G. Lyons. Adviser: Mr. Perreault. if 43 5, fig A qw xx s qv--an -...fam gf Mfw. y A fa asf-25 f . v ky, , n ., ww 02 H ,, .4 xg? ff' ,- 1 LL Q.. , ,. is KF' '. -' 9. 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STANDING: F. Malik, assistant coach, D. Doyle, R. Zimmerman, G. Searles, T. Grady, J. Avonitis, S. Sinclair, S. Marshal, D. St. Gelais, R. Guilbert, D. Dunn, G. La Pine, R. Prince, B. Mc Carthy, E. Chase, J. Velosky, B. Tyler, D. Duguay, T. Kathan, T. Crosdale, G. Vallee. 15Ml'?1k1L 'fl'uAL in 84 -:M N .F , O K: xx K K W 6 N: -Q.,,,,hm s vw? - Q14 . ' M1 Y Wi.,-.J Q .- W' 3 '15 WE V - ff-' af Sf 1 T SSM K., , A Q M ' BE I ' sf tar X 5 I I 'X 1 'lg f W' Q, ,F Q, , -X L ff if 2 3 V he K V V NW 1 5' lice 56 X XI M i 158 ' Jumor Varszty Football ' M MW l JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM MEMBERS: Coach Malik, Robert Cone, Charles Derossi, Mike Magoon, Phil Croasdale, Mark Dagger, Phil Pavlidas, Derek Wheel- er, Mike Claubert, Gary Le Pine, Earnie Searls, Steve Bal- boni, Mike Boyer, John Gatsas, Bob Maynard, Richard Moody, Mike Phelps, Bob Genest, Steve Webster, Bob Dumas, Dan Wheeler, Glenn Adams, Greg Mavricette. 'REM X Gam' SH R 3 ', was . QT 725.4-f ?x N . if Q1 Xxviigifj if 1 X Q Q XX... .,.-Q MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS Medford Andover Milford Nashua Trinity Central Keene Milford Portsmouth West MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS Alvime 66 Spaulding 51 Central 100 Winnacunnet 56 Keene 67 Portsmouth 65 Nashua 70 West 50 Trinity 53 Concord 95 Junior Varsity Basketball Team JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS L. Brouillet, J. Mattone, T. Leduc, S. Mar tin, R. Rodriguez, J. Quirk, coachg M Enery, K. Murby, P. Sansom, J. Murphy S. Balboni, J. Vyrros, absentg S. Smestead TEAM RECORD 9-11 qw., 53 ' -.Q X. . , R an ws . .5 A , , , ' e Y . LV ..:,, U, 3 Q iv 5' ' , S A ' R - F , 3 , L .A ,A 6 c 'gig S . if .. R X f. Q ik QE ww L 3 -Q ,.. A 3 ,Af 4 is 6 X S AA kv! WEST WESL. .l 5 kk ,mmap - l'! 3 'Xkif ., xxx, Jw um. .' .S N- Ix l Z Qx AG 4 '5 ,ff HOCKEY TEAM MEMBERS: R. Garon, J. Corriveau, D. Croasdale, S. Beaurivageg assistant coach, D. Elliotg Coachg H. Mc Donough Cap taing G. Gendrong R. Proulx, P. Martel, J. Gagnon, trainer, J. Valley, R. Nolet, R. DePinquertaine, T. Croasdale, W. Rogers, M Gagnon B Martel, R. Johnston, R. Tousignant, manager, J. Wallis, absent: C. Chagaris, J. Cholette. MMHS Hanover MMHS Nashua MMHS Fitchburg MMHS Central MMHS Hanover MMHS West MMHS Portsmouth MMHS Oyster River MMHS Exeter MMHS Brady MMHS Concord MMHS Oyster River MMHS West MMHS Nashua MMHS Fitchburg MMHS Exeter MMHS Central MMHS Acton-Boxboro MMHS Brady MMHS Portsmouth 93 www , A . - ' . :ins-vs - Tennis kk , m bf 1 1 A Q if y Vs ' m 'BQ x X s Q, s Q E 5-ww YM! Aff fax, ii K , f If Qigzgg, Q :T Q 21, Q Q. 'I W 1 W, M 5 1 5 Xiang'-i'3ea is 1? F 3 3 0 ' iff .vp ff: .w:.3,, 5g, f ,f ? if ,Q Mum www if ,gqswrf is . ms F 36 - ,w s ' If ' ' ' ffff ,yrxfx 1 f ,IJ , if s ff nf ft: f ff: 2' .mf igffikifiwfg .'32Q?S'f': vrfg ' X xr 5 , 3 Q5 Q K . 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I -vrwg. pf , 1 A ' 'f'v, 1 'wx : 'jk .g,, , wmagmawl L0 ' ' ,f 41, ,wer 'W -J ,, Mzvifgf' gawlhw IV Waffv ' 2, A 'W'-Z'fnMf,f4inn?gnf:f2, nw 1 ,rf 44, 'Q Q-if Q lf' ,fig M101 nt'-i, 'nfQSi1'7'?,' :X fvg, f 'H -by ' 1-QF, Qing, 53559 9 ' ' Q .-1'-Q'1v'7'z 'v 'f'Yf9f'1 'V Wm f!'3f? ' miagku' A ,M A Qi yu agp fy, .J D Ms: , - ' ' 1- -rf . ,Q n ,qu ., -. M M Vw M ff-Wh M.. .M ..,+ ,, Zf521-iff' -'L'A wN' ' Q, , ,QQ .,,.. 4 um 1 ww, V ,wus qsa,.,,., ,Y nr,-fat 1, , t . ' , A331 ..,Jz22f '- , f.,Wf.'4'Qf,.M, vwif- - V rm iqifwvrfi-y1.:4'f:'2w - svfgwi K ' fs nf' vw -P-ff 4 ' ' 152315 A ' .1 2462! ,-,Siem ,M aria E52 ' .-1 Members of the Tennis Team are: R. Houle fcaptj, C. Lylis, M. Vtell, C. DeCourse, R. Provencher, D. Mullen, B. Carr, S. Damalas. Baseball Members of this years Varsity Baseball team ate: Ist ROW: Mr. Menswar, coachg J. Wallaceg B. McCIellang M. Hunt, Co-capt.g G. Simpson, Co-capt.g B. Remillardg M. Valenteg R. Cookg D. Dougayg P. Pavlidasg G. Browningg L. Bournivalg M. Chouinardg R. Sinclairg D. Doyleg D. Croasdaleg T. Kathang T. Lamyg S. Balbonig J. Veloskyg G. Simpson. Bat boy, R. St. Cyr. R ii n 1 l wif I Ni f 553, 96 E I! Ns? Yi, mf QM my w U' K f -u.wf -.J k X r -ff? 3 L ! it ff U i r ag g W ,L M5 My W Junior Varsity Baseball Members of the 1972 Junior Varsity Baseball team are: C. Brach, D. Bou- chard, R. Ferendo, T. Fisher, J. Gatsas, J. Goeman, D. Proulx, A. St. Cyr, P. Wakeman, M. Winslow, B. Gourley, D. Groleau, K. Hobbs, T. Leduc, J. Mar- tel, J. Mattone, S. Schofield, D, Val- ente, D. Wheeler, adviser, David Elliott. A ,gala 3 Z, H V. .- ' ',gn,..H . T.. , . wig. - hw ,.f . ,. .. - ,. -Q-.HN lil-Ibex, 16 New . V+-if f.,,x in , ... W ., he-. W. Q.. . Rifle Team Members of the Rlfle Club are L Babmeau R Damans K Brewster E Romagnollo M Provench er R Schlottman R Clark S Plamondon P Zxm mermann T Skoglang G Faucher C Paquette M Bnsson T Andrews R Camp K MacDonald R Noel M. Paul R, Noel D. Anderson H. Bandridge S, Swank Advisor. 'lv- gf: 2, ,N f .y,,.M,, 4,-vw A :Af ff' nf va- , gf 1 ,, . Affgx? F' dl ND? as err' 4 rg fi . J ' M, . . - . ff Ii:1i'5w-T' . , . f-, W 5 A f,., . . ' i i.... GCQgi.. . ,,x, ., ..,,. .ww ,. . ,,,..,.,.,.,,f.,,-...4,,..M.,, '. ' 3 Y 1 52,3 Qmkifg R5 35 ', ,f 4' Q 'T 1 1' 1 Q 1 4 3 . ,Q 1. 'vu Q f - df' v E Q 'X an ' Q ' a W v S . v Mr ,AJ .,l x X 5 5 , , I 9, J Q -. Y' Q swf' . 4 H A' QTY? f 1 f if if - ff.. K4 1-ff' vb,.. -' , eg, :Qi 4 ig.. N , 3 QI ,X Qian- -,'f:Q,,yX 'wi F' 9 'WWW J .- L, k ix ,Mk Q. . 4 ' 4 1,5621 Q 2 2 3 ,Q .-u 'P H , it .. S X Eff 4 s' inx vw ,,. A X Q ,, 9 S K ii ,I 6 Q W , Q Q, N'.,: r 9A 'gh ig xx , .v 'Q 1 ERMI if Q is Si 5 5 459 x , .J :fix au k R 35:3 ,,,.W, 4.,wfw D if .xx R , ' ' -,sk Y wk: WA ,KX Ski Team MEMBERS OF GIRLS' SKI TEAM: D. Laliberte M. Maclntyre, C. Meisel, H. Flanders, A. Mathes L Meisel. SKI TEAM RECORD MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS MMHS ss.-B. 90 00 124 00 297 50 294 90 294 90 West 85 00 Central 90 00 Derryfxeld 295 50 Tnmty 305 80 Derryfleld 314 60 XFX rug-W MEMBERS OF THE BOYS' SKI TEAM: J. Fee, K. Mouquin, B. Breault, J. O'Neil, J. Maclntyre. Bowling Team SENIOR AND JUNIOR MEMBERS OF THE BOWLING TEAM: FIRST ROW: S. Sullivan M. Laliberte, B. Copadis KTreas.D, M. Christodoulo fSec.J, M. Brout- zos fPres.J, L. Pappageorge, D. Lavigne. SECOND ROW: M. Chouinard, R. Dionne, T. Kouletsis, J. Gosselin, J. Jaskolka, D. Daigle, G. Pesquera. THIRD ROW: R. Boucier, M. French, D. Valente, G. Gelinas, B. Michaud, D. Rivard, B. Kounelas. SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN MEM- BERS OF THE BOWLING TEAM: R. Goulet, M. Magoon, R. Paquin, A. Laliberte, A. Morey, G. Laliberte, S. Damalas, S. Guille- mette, J. Thibeault, P. Plante, D. Kingsbury, J. McCoy. 103 Q' aw gg .in Q Q R. 5 15 -. . 1 Q ' 5 , ---.. 1 'HY .-vm -'ff J tx ff ff 1' Y' ' 'ix 'EQ as we-Q :.:.1 Q'.f',?a.- ' x- A X A -., ' ' X. x'F 'l my 'r yr ff' ,Ni-xQ Q K , 'ii 1' 'rbi 'im-RTX - Q . TT lm 5. . hs' xnxx' A- .X 9, g' N. X , Y' Q X H' r'- fv- ya' Q is H .W Q K 'I 1 A A, g , -X X..' 2- 4. N 4 fi -' 5. vfxva V Q Qgf X' Q if S 'X Eli af? H9 1 x ' ' 25 f- , M. k ,N K.: Mad? IX If Y as Class History 1 As we entered Memorial four years ago, we were une- ducated spiritually, mentally, and in our hearts. But since that time, we have come to know many things. Discoveries came from books. Amazing stories, The Great Mollasses Crisis , and sad stories of Biafria pierced our apathetic being. We learned to comfort others in their losses and to rejoice with them in hap- py times. We learned that teachers were human. l They became our friends - not just our superiors. We learned to live . . . 106 Unsatisfied with what we first encountered here at Memorial, we joined in the upheaval of change. The Barnacle, an underground newspaper, developed by upperclassmen, proved to be a good place to reveal our more controver- sial thoughts. Since one cannot live with out food, we began to think of ourselves as connisseurs of fine food. Cafeteria eating was not full-filling our desires. A boycott was organized and brown bagging became the style. When sandwiches be- came boring, we retumed to eating hot lunches but our taste buds were still screaming . President Nixon and Vice-President Agnew entered office. While some looked on with speculation, we were willing to wait and give them a chance in hopes of once again uniting the nation. 107 The opening of school was our biggest worry at the start of our Sophomore year. The teachers went on strike, and we had two first days of school. For the first time, Memorial High School hit national television. Sports reached their highest this year. Winning the triple crown was great. Highlighting this year, we handed Central a football defeat and won our first of two consecutive State Basketball Championships. Some of us were shocked with the rumor of Paul Mc- Cartney's death. But to save the tears of millions, Paul showed up in front of the cameras and proclaimed that he was alive and well. l .-- 108 suicide. ,J 1- 8 ta,.:ye,a2x,,? L f S ' ' . l As the end of the year approached and the weather became warmer, the desire to turn to jeans and things caused Memorial's greatest turmoil. The dress code had been al tered to allow girls to wear slacks during the cold winter months. The males of the school were calling for equal time. A vote was conducted by the Student Council. The result . . . our dress code was abolished. The picutres from My Lai both horrified and shocked the American public. Once again we began to ask ourselves if it was worth it. But even more now we were wondering what kind of people this war would mold us into. Ted Kennedy drove over a bridge this summer. At the same time, in some people's eyes, he committed political W kg, .9 3, ybii s 4 or E ,eeaecaaec lg .PmaAa'f'fues,aaai? Q 14 if Returning as upperclassmen gave us a feeling of power. Death was prevelant in our lives. A title wave caused many people to die and many others to become homeless in Pakistan. Two of the most admired rock stars were gone. Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin had died from overdoses. Students were shot and killed at Kent State during demonstrations. But not all of our junior year was overshadowed with darkness. Eighteen year olds acquired the vote. Political cam- paigns no longer seemed so remote. Our time periods were changed from 1-7 to A-J . The hockey sport began to grow. Last year's Stanley Cup championship ignited the spirit of Memorial's own team as they went on to capture their first of two Southern New Hampshire Hockey League Championships. The year ended with our junior prom. For most of us it was the first time we donned formal wear. In spite of trying not to step on our gowns and struggling with suspenders, the night turned out to be one we will never forget. 109 The first days of our senior year brought a jolt to some of us. Faces so familiar from the past three years were miss- ing. We were the seniors, the rulers of the school. No longer was there anybody older or mightier to look up to. There was just each other. We brightened as football season opened. The team whizzed through an undefeated season. Wrapping up the year, our champs defeated Trinity in the midst of one of the season's worst blizzards. MacDonald's grew but was challenged by Burger King. Candidates for the 1972 Presidential election swooned down upon Memorial. Students were given the chanceto ask them the questions that were most pertinent and important to their lives. Applications to colleges were rushed out. Our minds became flooded with thoughts and plans for the future. The time came for cap and govsm measurements and senior singing. Homework and other school projects dwindled while plans for the banquet, prom and finally, graudation, grew. STANTE Lgouop srpaen These plans became reality and our time was at hand. We looked back on our four years. A maze of happy and sad times, of success and failure, and of smiles and tears formed a picture that will never fade . . . 110 l, OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER SINCE 1961 RHEAULT photographers, inc 1061 ELM ST. MANCHESTER, N.H. 03101 SCHOOL - BABY - WEDDING -- PASSPORT PORTRAITS AND CANDIDS 1961-7 2 Duplicate prints of any photographs made of the above classes may be obtained at any time since the negatives are filed. Roland L. Beaulieu Will A. Rheault 111 -L it ' -A.,-.. 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BLOOM X f V JANET A. BLOUIN DEBORAH A. BOISSE MICHAEL R. BOISVERT RENE G. BOISVERT PETER K. BOND DIANE T. BOUCHARD J 0-ANN BOUCHARD 116 LOUISE H. BOUDREAU LAURETTE BOURGEOIS if QBRIAN BOUTHIETTE RICHARD BOUTHIETTE NORMA S. BRASSARD RAY R. BREAULT SHEILA BROOKS MICHAEL G. BROUTZOS DONNA L. BROWN GENE BROWN PETER R. BROWN v I ngro-qrx 51 sl J WALTER J. BROWN ROBERT P. BRUNELLE MICHAEL F. BRYANT ROSAN NE L. BURKUSH 1' Q , RONALD P. BURNS DALE T. BYRD J,.- R.-ug, W- f l if fs' --.A P f Af' A ,,, AUDREY J. CAMPBELL BRENDA J. CAMPON0 ROBERT W. CARLE CONSTANCE Y. CARON 118 Q LINDA K. MARON JEANNE D. CASEY JUDITH A. CHALBACK PARIS P. CHALOGE JUDY T. CHAPUT GREGG M. CHAREST SUSAN R. CHARTIER JEANNINE CHANDONNET JERRY M. CHOLETTE 4 PAUL D. CIMON - aw I w 2 A a - 1 5 L R Q iw. A i.. RUSSELL W. CLARK PATRICLA A. CODY SUSAN A. COLEMAN KENNETH E. COLLINS GARY L. COMPAGNA PAULINE T. COMPAGNA EILEEN R. CONDON MARY F. CONNORS MARK J. CONSTANT JOYCE C. COOK 120 5 iw dk me Q E Q , 4 X 1 94 S-Gi 14 . . 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GELINAS 'Unk 4-uni? 15 GARY C. GENDRON ARTHUR L- GEORGE DIANE F- GEORGE JACQUELINE GODOUT PAU1.1NE T. GODBOUT 130 v in rw? DAVID L. GOODRICH SANDRA R. GOLINI SYLVIA L. GOODNOW DAVID F. GOSSELIN JAMES R. GOSSELIN ., P -H GLORIA T, GQULET CARL E, GRATTON JAMES R. GRAY DENNIS R. GREGOIRE 'f A' 'il ' . ..-.......ug f A 9 A, DENIS R. GRENIER . l If 5 W . Ty, ' AN- .. . 1 3 Q f M N' 'A X L ' ' 5 -1 A I Y. ,.. CATHY A. GRIFFIN DENISE C. GUIMOND I w DEBRA J. HAGGIS CAROL A. HALE WILLIAM H. HART KAREN A. HEALY I L 1 SHEILA M. HEATH MARK M. HEBERT SUSANNE M. HEBERT DENNIS G. HELIE 132 ,sum w-he X X Qa- 1-s wg y if Ngwyf' H M .M W K WM- 1-malty' if Ma fn, Mit 1 Q C S? fig' . N, 4 . .-Xian, .X he Fig. xg? k 1' . --I 1 N .. Q . . 'H Sl? -g:,:,- 5,f. W. 3 5, 3 A ., , In ,ki -gg is f !. f, A ,. 1 . -Q1-. 2 THOMAS E. J ENNINGS BRENDA M. JOYCE STEPHEN A. J UNEAU CLARK M. KAROLIAN CHRISTINE KAROUTAS LINDA L. KEENAN GARY S. KITTR.EDGE RICHARD G. KOBEL MARYLOU KOSMATKA 135 sv: I ,E . .Z ki I -2 -if N - ,1 Ni:,.,.1, V - 5-1 A., .R 1 . A MAA' Q K if fa- - 2 I . N H5 E -if I . A 1 5 is DONNA L. KALISZ DAVID J. KELLIHER KENNETH KOSOWICZ THOMAS KOULETSIS WILLIAM KOUNELAS DOREENE KOYIADES MARCIA J , KOZIATEK DAVID P. LABERGE DENISE LABRECQUE CLAIRE A. LABRIE RICHARD F, LABRIE DAVID R, LAFOND - 136 2' ,wav ' ROBERT P. LAJ OIE A .MJ 1 F . .. s .xi gy? , I lli We ' w Doms L. LALIBERTE A MARION LALIBERTE JENNIE L. LAMERE DENISE R. LAN DRY DON LANGLOIS DENNIS LANTAIGN E LINDA D. LAPERLE PATRICIA LAPINS KI DAVID F. LARABA 137 ek -QP, x. ,. ,5 1 3 K . 2 .VQ '-J Aww-Kuff :Q .fy 1 f ffm' DAVID B. LETENDRE CELESTE LONGCHAMPS STEVE LULA iv' 'L RMK f 'UL :A'? ' BRUCE D. LYONS JEFFREY MacDONALD JENNIFER MacKENZIE KEVIN T- MCCARTHY R A KATHLEEN MCCULLOUGH JAMES S. McINTYRE LINDA L. MCGUIRE 140 SUSANNE MacDONALD BARRY L. McCLELLAN JOSEPH E. McNALLY 4 K M 1 DENISE T. MARTIN PHILIP K. MARTIN DORA MAY MARTINEAU STEPHEN MASSICOTTE .Q.Y,..V 'nw I 5 C HARLENE MATHEWS JOYCE A. MEISEL RICHARD W. MELIN BARBARA J. MERRILL DONNA L. MERRILL PATRICIA MICHAEL 142 GERARD A. MILLETTE ARLENE T. MITCHELL JOANNE M. MONAHAN DURENA D. MITCHELL MARK W. MITCHELL GREGORY P. MOLLOY X A I HELEN MONTPLAISIR PATRICK A. MOODY KEVIN G. MOQUIN DAVID C. MOREY .Q 3- E W' A Q 'LM-3 if www' MICHAEL D. NADEAU LYNNE F. NASSOURA BRIAN NEYLON H GARY G. NOLET MARTINE G. NOTERMAN JUNE A. NTAPALIS JOHN T. O'MALLEY COLLEEN M. O'NEILL DANIEL S. 0'NEIL JOHN G. O'NEIL 145 MICHAEL 0'NF-ILL DENNIS R. PALMER BERNARD S. PALYS I .x . , MIGDALIA PANELL LOUISE PAPPAGEORGE J OCELYN L. PAQUETTE MARGUERITE PAQUETPE NORMAN PARENTEAU LAWRENCE PARSONS 11 LINETTE PAUL 146 ANNA L. PAYANT WALTER J. PERKINS GLEN A. PESQUERA ROBIN E. PETERS RICHARD PETERSON MARK S. PETROWSKI LEE A. PETRUK ROBERT A. PHANEUF - x A 4 STEPHEN PHILBRICK MICHAEL PIECUCH TERRY PIOTROWSKI 147 ...K hz, Q PETER V. PITMAN SUSAN PLAMONDON CATHY A. PLANTE NORMAN E. PLOURDE gn iw. BARBARA J. POIRIER DAVID M. POISSON ll' SCOTT W. PRENTISS RICHARD W. PROULX SUZAN NE D. PROULX DAVE P. PROVENCHER 148 x 5 is 4:41 ' Q - Z ! ' ,, L S I ff' ef ' w. 9 S '-i. ... - 4 RQ A x K DOROTHY V. RICHARD J UDITH A. RICHARD ROBERT A- R-IC-ARD STEVE W. 'RIEL SHARON A. RIFE CHARLES S. RILEY if DAVID R, RIVARD CARLETON A. ROBIE PRISCILLA ROBINSON GARY D. ROGERS O S JOSEPH B. ROJEK DENISE M. ROUX RICHARD L. ROY L T r E TERI S. RUSSELL ALLEN M. RYEA ELAINE S. RZASA THOMAS ST. FRANCOIS MURIEL ST. GELASIS MARK A. SAD GEORGE A. RUCKENBROD ri Q 2 Z J fm if , WW' 2 fx aw is 'M A5 - A 4, E ! , S -,s 1 -i am MY' , . - ' - A E AA' X, ,L r A5 4 - : ' Q Z Q, f ,L F ' ' , x ' , -' . 4, 2,1 1' , fi ew Iffizg ' ' g I: . x 'STE :fl X A rig X5 X f 'M NX J if 'Q' i g v if 13 S SSL, '.?,.f . N Sv 4 fs? 5 3 Ui K ll . X ' 'Wig Z ix' f ' , 3 f Ai ' Y' 'Y sw W1 A ff' , 1 3 A 'S Jr A THE Q - T L S YQRWAN ew, K Foe-4 ball spfck-f HQNOCLE' wife 'ffl FT-a. A A MARIE T. SAINDON PAMELA M. SAINDON DALE I. SAMSON DAVID W, SAMSON MARK D. SANBORN NANCY M. SANBORN 4 DOUG M. SAWYER CAROL ANN SEARS JOHN R. SCHUNEMANN SUSAN E. SHAPPELL ' 152 S . -.im A ., V KJ o f v' ggggggijaii - K A lm ay in X 's Q , 1 is 51 v , CARL N. SMITH LARAINE S. SMITH I w , , DENNIS B. SMITH DONNA A SMITH EDGAR E. SMITH LARRY W. SMITH LUCILLE Y. SMITH MICHAEL T. SMITH SANDRA L. SMITH PAMELA S- SOMERS 154 GARY H. SOULE P.. LE owzl comes so DELIA D. SOUZA MARY T. SPAHN JOHN G. SPAULDIN G DIANE STATIRES BRENDA S. STEVENS DEBORAH STIMPSON JANET A. STOGNIEW DENNIS A. STONE DIANNE E. STRUSA GREGORY D. SUFAT KATHLEEN SULLIVAN vw. .fi SHA! INNA SI HJJVAN JANET J. SYLVESTER MARY M. SYLVESTER JAMES SYSYN .fi 'x THOMAS J , SZOPA J UDITH L. TAGGART MARCEL L. TANCREDE STEVE M. TATHAM 156 KAREN A. TEUBER DAVID J. THERRIEN RICHARD THIBAULT JAMES E. THOMAS T DEBRA J. THOMPSON THOMAS F. THORNTON GARY E. TIVEY DENIS G. TREMBLAY DIANE L. TREMBLAY LORRAINE TREMBLAY DIANE L, TRINITY PATRICIA C. TROT ELAINE TRUMBLE SUSAN TUCKER JACK M. TUCKER LINDA A. TURCOTTE A I ANDY M. TYZBIR GIL M. VAILLANCOURT SUSAN VAILLANCQURT DANA V. VALENTE 158 MIKE A. VALENTE GARY C. VALLIERE DONNA M. VILLEMAIRE GARY A. VINCENT N KIRK W. VINING LYNDA M. VOLIOTIS MARK A. WADE BRIAN K. WALKER STEVEN J. WARREN GARY M. WEAVER JOHN E. WEBBER MICHAEL WEBSTER WENDY L. WEBSTER DEBORAH A, WELCH LESLIE P. WEYMOUTH 3 ff: CHARLES C. WHEELER DONALD E. WHITE gi.. TIMOTHY L. WHITE DAVID A. WIGGIN MARILYN J. WILSON LOREN C. WOOD 160 In LORRIE J. WRIGHT ui. 1 A Amin., i DONNA M. WYSKIEL IRENE L. YOB DAVID ZOGOPOULOS DAVE M. ZYLA JOSEPH ZADOROZNY MARK R. ZAROTNY JANINA M- ZIAKAS Seniors not available for pictures: Ronald Caron, Donald Daniel son, Robert Dionne, Robert Dobzanski, Thomas Fawke, Paul Fru ci, Chris Lianos, Elpis Milonas, Thomas Moquin, Michael Morin Norman Palmer, Philip Plants, Raymond Racicot, Frank Reed Murial St. Francois, David Somers, and Steve Wheeler, Connie Lemay Salutatorian Susan Shappell Valedictorian Linda Caron Third Honors Jacqueline R. Allaire Evangeline L. Avdis Cheryl D. Barton Peter R. Brown Audrey J. Campbell Gregg M. Charest Lynn M. De1Mastro John C. Dubuclet Catherine N. Fischer Rodney N. Gamache Kathleen A. Hoyt Cecile L. Isabelle Jeffrey Archer Theresa M. Babchuck Julie A. Baril Jane E. Beaulieu Brenda M. Beehler Rosemary Beligianis Brenda A. Bergeron Kenneth E. Bloom Peter K. Bond Louise H. Boudreau Roseanne L. Burkush Robert W. Carle Jeanne D. Casey Paris P. Chaloge Russell W. Clark Susan A. Coleman Paulie T. Compagna Eileen R. Condon Mary F. Connors Janet D. Cote Paul D. Cote Irene L. Courchesne Cathy A. Czaja Jan F. Dzajka Antonia M. D'Agostin Jeffrey A. Davis Denise I. Dawson Susan C. Dearbom Barbara A. Decato Dennis N. Desilets Sharon A. Elwood Lynn E. Ewing Susan C. Dearbom Brenda M. Joyce Cathy Plante 0 FOUR YEAR FIRST HONOR ROLL 909.5 and over for four years Susan E. Shappell, Valedictorian Connie L. Lemay, Salutatorian Linda K. Caron, Third Honors John D. Jackson Marylou Kosmatka Thomas A. Kouletsis Jennie A. Lamere Patricia E. Lee Stephen J. Massicotte Donna L. Merrill Joanne M. Monahan Mary Ann Moul Brian Neylon Colleen O'Neil1 Diane L. Rasmussen FOUR YEAR SECOND HONOR ROLL 85921 and over for four years Bemard Fisk Deborah M. Florence Nancy M. Folis Donna L. Foote Donald L. Fortin Martin J. Foye Susan M. Gage Jacqueline A. Godbout Pauline T. Godbout David L. Goodrich Denise C. Guimond Sheila M. Heath Dennis G. Helie Robert L. Holmes Denise F. Houle Ronald G. Houle Louise L. Huard Roger L. Huard Michael J. Hunt Pamela L. Jamroz Karen E. J anosz Patricia C. Jean Linda L. Keenan Kenneth M. Kosowicz William A. Kounelas Denise S. Labrecque Patricia J . Lapinski Gary M. Lee Janet E. Lemarier Linda L. McGuire Jennifer A. MacKenzie Paul E. Martel FOUR YEAR PERFECT ATTENDANCE Barbara J . Poirier Pamela M. Saindon 163 Gary P. Raczka Charles S. Riley Allen Ryea Pamela M. Saindon Carol Ann Sears Gail F. Silver Deborah L. Stimpson Kathleen N. Sullivan Thomas J . Szopa Debra J . Thompson Wendy Webster Denise T. Martin Philip K. Martin Dora M. Martineau Joyce A. Meisel Dennis M. Mullen Ben R. Morin Linette D. Paul Robin E. Peters Terry F. Piotrowski Barbara J . Poirier Denise M. Roux Thomas R. St. Francois Muriel St. Gelis John R. Schunemann Linda L. Smagula Dennis C. Smestad Donna A. Smith Mary T. Spahn Delia D. Souza Brenda S. Stevens Dianne E. Strusa Gregory D. Sufat Mary M. Sylvester Marcel L. Tancrede Thomas F. Thomton Linda A. Turcotte Andrew M. Tyzbir Gilles M. Vaillancourt Donna M. Villemaire Gary A. Vincent Joseph M. Zadorozny Janina M. Ziakas Elaine A. Trumhle Linda A. Turcotte Wendy Webster Championship Team Football Thanksgiving Day, 1971 will live in infamy as far as Memorial High Football is concerned. Not so much for the storm, nor the half time show which fea- tured a half-dozen plows, not even the 12-6 game it- self, but more for the record that was set on that day. The Crusader's unblemished record of 10 wins, no losses and no ties surmounts all previous marks. No longer will the 9-0-0 team of '65 be under the spot- light, because a new star has come upon the scene. This year's squad has all too often heard the story of the team of '65. Yet '71 was a great year too. Plaudits must go to both coaches for doing an excel- lent job. Coaches Bob Chabot and Hubie Mc- Donough will have to put their game plans back into hiding until next fall. Champzonship Team Hockey The class of '72 had a great deal to do with the fantastic record achieved by this year's hockey team. Seniors Jer- ry Gagnon, Dick Proulx, Paul Martel, Gary Gendron, Steve Beaurivage, and Torn Croasdale helped Memorial win the City Title and the Southern New Hampshire League Championship. Memorial became runner up in the state tourney, and, for the first time, participated in the New England Toumament. Underclassmen who will be returning next year to try to duplicate some of this year-'s records include Dave Croasdale, John Corriveau, Guy Croasdale, Marcel Gagnon, Kono Nolet, Wax Johnson, Billy Rogers, Ber- nie Martel, Bob dePinquertaine. :si .X . B? 4.-A 6 N Q S 15555-Y A il 55' ff' 2 .. 2 Q? K+ Class of 73 719' - if ,A -1 43? A me i N LYNX? - iuA!'vs.fHG'5 Q. , sn 4 9' Class of 75 5 Q f . M--L-W iffy- ' M L: ric dy M11 Webster CLASS ODE Music by Susan Dearbom las f S-ff 's 1SS i so jg SS,., i5,Pjflr e5 ,S,4 as E LM' il if GU J Q n Ji gm ii it EL D fl gg wlz flgi i Im I CX J ' SS .William J P V1 Gig ti V 13 MU P + O -...-.. L tr' I7 rrVJJJ4'JJ M ML fs, all in 'W 4 mg .VU m'1m,f '4 Fr s lm IU slim IMIQL 7 F or so f of V of Unaware of future trials, Wo Yet Recalling now what lies behind us, How our lives took shape and formg re 11fe's path will lead us, Goals we strove for, how we reached them in our aim. Guidin hands that sh d th ANTHONYADAMS, Tony , Live and let live. Student Council Delegate 4, Student Teacher 1, MERP Election 4, Memorial Thespi- ans 4, Memorial Week Committee 4. JACQUELINE R. ALLAIRE, Jack , Jackie , What we have done will not be lost to all eternity. Everything ripens at its time, and becomes fruit at its hour. Student Council Altemate 4, Home Room Representative 3, Tutorial Program 2, National Honor Soci- ety 3,4, Booster Club 2. DONNA LEE AMATO, Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Transfer from Niceville Senior High School. LINDA ANN AMEEN, Lin , We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give. Anti-Littering Committee 1,2, Student Council Altemate 2, Savings Stamps Committee 2, Stu- dent Teacher 1,2, MERP Week-end 2, Booster Club 1,2, Graduation Usher 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Memorial Week Committee 1-3, Memorial Week Skits 1, Senior Prom Hostess 1,2, Class Secretary 3, 4. THEODORE MARK AMEEINL Jack , Camel Jockey , Student Council Altemate 2,3, Student Council Delegate 3, Home Room Representative 4, Student Teacher 1-3, Junior Prom Committee 2,3, Gym Team 1,2, Memorial Week Skits 1,2, JOHN ANA GNOS, Zorba , Transfer from Trinity High School. MICHAEL S. APPLEGA TE, Apple , Varsity Football 1-3, Varsity Baseball 2,3, Varsity Basketball 1-4. EVANGELINE LEA AVDIS, Vangie , Vang , Yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Monocle Staff 1-3, Excalibur Staff 4, Paraphemalia Staff 3,4, Co-literary editor 4, Memorial Thespians 1-4, Debate Club 1,2, French Club 3,4, Assembly Committee 1-4, Recording Secretary 3,4, Public Speaking 1,2, JOHN ROBERT A YOTTE, Captain , Act , Pills , Transfer from Trinity High School, Student Teacher 3. THERESA MARIE BABCH UK, Terry , Paraphemalia Staff 2, Future Teachers of America 4, Booster Club 2,4, Assembly Commit- tee 4. DONNA CHRISTINE BAKER, Don , If you want something, go and get it. Tutorial Program 3. MARLANA BALBAN, Lana , CONSTANCE BALUTUS, Connie , Don't worry about anything 'til after it happens, then it 's too late to worry. PAUL ALLEN BANKS, Let education pave the way for a better tomorrow. Transfer from Sparks High School. JULIE BARIL, Julie . CHERYL D. BARTON Cheryl , Cher , To try when your arms are too weary to reach the unreachable star. Tutorial Program 1-3, Excalibur Staff 4, Copy Editor 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Stu- dent Library Assistants 3,4, Secretary 4, Thanksgiving Assembly 4. EMILE BEA UDET, Chico , JANE ELLEN BEA ULIEIL Jane E , The greatest good you can do for another is not just to share your riches, but to reveal to him his own. Transfer from St. Anthony High School. Home Room Rep- resentative 3,4, Art Club 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. STEVEN P. BEA URIVA GE, Weed , There is room at the top, they are telling me still. Student Teacher 2,3, Hockey Team 2-4. BRENDA M. BEEHLER, Bren , Wer weisst wie zu leben, lebt. Wer weisst nicht, nur existiert. Anti-Littering Committee 3, MERP Week-end 4, Monocle Staff 1, Memorial Thespians 1,2, Ger- man Club 1-4, Treasurer 2, President 3,4, Stage Band 1-3, Pep Band 1,2. WILLIAM J. BEIDLER, Red , Seeing is Believing. ROSEMARY BELIGIANIS, Rosie , Rose , Live for today, who knows about tomorrow. Monocle Staff 2,3, Latin Club 2,3, Prom Hostess 2, Home Room Altemate 3. ROLAND P. BELIVEALL Bell , I am glad this is my last year of school. Student Council Alternate 1, Home Room Representative 1, Student Teacher 2. BRENDA BERGERON, Brenda , Transfer from Pinkerton Acade- my. DEBRA ANN BETTS, The more hot arguments you win, the fewer warm friends you 'll have. Transfer from Central High School. RICHARD D. BIENIEK, Rick , Track , The Earth is the cradle of the mind, but one cannot live forever in a cradle. Memorial Thespians 1-4, Vice-President 3, All-State Band 2-4, All-State Or- chestra 1-4, Band 1-4, Stage Band 2-4, Pep Band 1-4, Memorial Week Skits 2-4, All-State Dramatics Cast 3, Brass Choir 4, Bates Summer Institute of Drama 3, N. H. Reperatory Theatre 2,4, Thea- tre Project 3, Sound Generation 3, All-City Band 2, N. H. Philhar- monic Orchestra 3, SYMS 1-4. BENBIRON, Ben , Try it, you'll like it. DONNA JEAN BIRON, Don . Best Smile Susan Dearbom, Paul Cimon, Toni D'Agostino, Rick Durand, Elaine Trumble, Barry McClellan. DENISE ELAINE BISSONNETTE, Den , Happiness is to love and to be loved. Transfer from St. Anthony High School. Anti-Lit- tering Committee 3, Student Council Delegate 3 . DA VID PA UL BLAIS, Dave , Monocle Staff 2,3, Memorial Thespians 2, Radio Club 2, Science Club 2,3, Rifle 1-3. JOANNE VELMA BLAIS, George , Men should not be judged by the tint of their skin but by the quality of thought they think. Transfer from St. Anthony High School. Booster Club 3, Art Club 3, Glee Club 3. KENNETH E. BLOOM, Ken , If you haven't done it, try it. 'Tutorial Program 2,3. JANET ANN BLOUIN, Ar1athea , You haven't leamed to live until you learn to love. Student Teacher 2, Glee Club 1, Chorus 2-4. DEBORAH ANNE BOISSE, Debbie , For every minute you are mad, you lose sixty seconds of happiness. Student Teacher 1, MERP Week-end 4, Booster Club 4, Art Club 3. MIKE BOISVERT, Veerbo , Track 2. RENE GILLES BOISVERT, Renn , Transfer from St. Anthony High School. PETER K. BOND, Pete , The sorrow of knowing that there is evil in the best is far out-balanced by the joy of discovering that there is good in the worst. DIANE THERESE BOUCHARD, Bouch , Booster Club 1-4. JO-ANN BOUCHARD, Jo , Home Room Representative 3, MERP Weekend 3,4, Booster Club 1,2, Physical Education 1,2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Majorette 3,4, Memorial Week Skits 1-4, Talent Show 3,4. LOUISE HELEN BOUDREAIL Louie , Red , Monocle Staff 3, Art Club 2. Most Trustworthy Colleen O'Neill, Rick Durand, Robin Peters, Brian Neylon. LA URETTE ELIZABETH BOURGEOIS, Burga-Z , Transfer from St. Anthony High School. BRIAN ROBERT BOUTHIETTE, Breezly , Breeze , No mat- ter how deep the ocean is you can always break an egg with a base- ball bat. RICHARD C. BOUTHIETTE, Bouth , Boo . NORMA SUSAN BRASSARD, Nurse , Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can't remember why. Student Council Alternate 3, Student Council Delegate 4, Home Room Representative 3,4, Stu- dent Teacher 1,3,4, Art Club 1, Glee Club 1,2, Memorial Week Skits 4, Nurse's Helper 2,3,4. RAY BREAULT, Buddy , We can destroy ourselves by cynicism and disillusion, just as effectively as by bombs. Student Council Delegate 4, Home Room Representative 4, Student Teacher 1-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Ski Team 1-4, Memorial Week Skits 1-4, Talent Show 3,4. SHEILA BROOKS, She , The positive always defeats the nega- tive, courage overcomes fear, patience overcomes anger and irritabil- ity, love overcomes hatred. Booster Club 1,2, Business Education Club 1 . MICHAEL G. BROUTZOS, Greke , Little Greke , Life is at its best when all Greeks stay together. Home Room Representative 2, Bowling Team 1-4. DONNA L. BROWN Student Library Assistants 2,3, Girl's Soft- ball Team 4. GENE V BROWN JR., Gene , Heave and leave . J.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 1-4, Memorial Week Skits 1-4, Talent Show 2-4. PETER RICHARDSON BROWN, Pete , Home Room Represent- ative 3,4, Student Teacher 1-4, Memorial Thespians 1-4, President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, German Club 3, Vice-President 3, Band 1-4, President 4, Stage Band 3,4, Pep Band 1-4, Color Guard 4, High School Bowl 3,4, Talent Show 3,4, SYMS 1-4, Brass Choir 2-4, St. Pauls 3. WALTER BROWN, Transfer from Woburn High School. ROBERT PAUL BRUNELLE, Bob , Science Club 4. MICHAEL FRANK BRYANT1 Mike , Miquel , 1-Ianz Gutz- eit , Snack-Pack , Voyager upon life's sea: To yourself be true, and what 'er your lot may be, paddle your own canoe. Foreign Stu- dents Day 1, Student Council Altemate 2, Student Council Dele- gate 1, Savings Stamps Committee 1, Student Teacher 1-4, Monocle Staff 4, Excalibur Staff 4, Excalibur Advertising Staff 4, Parapher- nalia Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 1,2,4, Art Club 3, German Club 1, 2, Banquet Committee 4, Class Gifts 4, Chorus 1,2, Memorial Week Skits 4, Talent Show 4, Christmas Assembly 1,2,4, Arsnic and Old Lace 1. RONALD BURNS ROSANNE L, BURKUSH, Rosy , Euen though it 's full of misery and broken dreams, it 's still a beautiful world. Strive to be happy. DALE J. BYRD, Byrd , We make a living by what we get: we make a life by what we give. Physical Education Club 1-3, Gym Team 1-3. AUDREY JEAN CAMPBELL, Memorial Thespians 1-3, National Honor Society 3,4, BRENDA JEAN CAMPONO, You can think of someone without thinking of love, but you can't think of love without thinking of someone. Student Council Altemate 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Memorial Week Skits 1-4, Junior Semi-Formal Commitee 3, MERP Weekend 3, 4, MERP Football 3, Senior Semi-Formal 4, Senior Prom Committee 4. ROBERT WILLIAM CARLE, Bob , Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall, all you have to do is call. Judo 1. CONSTANCE YVONNE CARON, Connie , Transfer from St. Anthony High School. LINDA KAY CARON, Z.Z.B. , You con't shake hands with a clenched fist. National Honor Society 3,4, Assembly Committee 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Paraphemalia 3,4, SAP 2, St. Paul's 3, French Club 4. JEANNE CASEK Iris , To each his own. Semi-Formal Hostess 2, Assembly Program 3. JUDITH CHALBECK, Chelby . PARIS CHALOGE, Student Council Altemate 1,3, Student Teach- er 1,2, Memorial Thespians 1-4, Assembly Committee 3,4, Major- ette 3, 4, Captain 4, All-State Chorus 2,4, Glee Club 1, Chorus 2-4, Memorial Week Committee 3,4, Talent Show 3,4, Spanish Club 4, Folk Assemblies 3,4, Sound Generation 3,4, SYMS 1-3, Tuesday- Thursday Singers 2-4. JEANNINE ALMA CHANDONNETI Jin , Transfer from Cen- tral High School. Bowling Team 3. JUDY T. CHAPUT, Jude , Chaput , It is better to be stupid like everybody than clever like none. Memorial Week Skits 4, Tal- ent Show 4, MERP Football 4. GREG G MICHAEL CHAREST, Debate Club 2,3, Track 2. SUSAN R. CHARTIER, Cuba , Sue , Transfer from Immaculata High School. Student Council Delegate 2,3, Savings Stamps Com- mittee 3, Student Teacher 3, MERP Week-end 2, Graduation Usher 3, Memorial Week Committee 2,3, Memorial Week Skits 2,3, JERRY M. CH OLETTE, Hockey 2-4. PAUL CIMON, Ci , Judo 1, Rifle 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Bonfire Committee 4. RUSSELL CLARK, Russ , Clarkie , Happiness is when you know you're not forgotten by the ones you can't forget. Poetry So- ciety 1,3, Bowling Club 1-4, Physical Education Club 2, Gym Team 1,2, Rifle 2-4, Ski Team 2-4, Bonfire Committee 3,4, Senior Prom Committee 4. JOSEPH L. CLARKE, Moon-unit , Student Teacher 3, Bowling Team 2,3, Rifle 2. PATRICIA CODY1 Pat , Buffie , Student Teacher 1,2, Bowling Team 1, Physical Education Club 1,2,3, Gym Team 1-3, Memorial Week Committee 4. gI.:lSf:N ANN COLEMAN, Transfer from La Salle Senior High c oo . Class Clowns - , A - as-si seam. .L , Susan Vaillancourt, Tom Jennings,Mary Spahn,John Schunemann Linette Paul. KENNETH EDWARD COLLINS, Ken , 'Transfer from St. An- thony High School. Student Teacher 3, Soccer Team 4. GARY C OMPAGNA, Student Teacher 1-3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Hockey Team Manager 2, Soccer Team 4. PA ULINE THERESA C OMPA GNA, Fuzz , Transfer from Trinity High School. EILEEN R. CONDON, Let us overcome the angry man with gen- tleness, the evil man with goodness, the miser with generosity and the liar with truth. Student Teacher 3, Booster Club 1,2, Memorial Week Skits 4, Talent Show 4. MARY F. CONNORS, Mary , May , The flowers, the mystic multicolored flowers, are not the true flowers of life, but people, yes people are the true flowers: and it has been a most precious pleasure to have temporarily strolled in your garden. Student Council Dele- gate 3, Home Room Representative 4, Mock Election 3, Excalibur Staff 4, Excalibur Advertising Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 1-4, His- torian 3, Vice-President 4, Student Director The Glass Menageriel' 3, Booster Club 1-4, Freshmen Representative 1, President 4, Art Club 1, Girl's Softball Team 1, Co-Captain Powder Puff Football Team 3, Memorial Week Candidate's Committee 3. MARK JEFFREY CONSTANT, Porky Pig , 'tCeal , Tuna , Caveman , He who looks for a brighter tomorrow and finds no beauty today has somehow missed the joy of living, somewhere along the way. Student Council Delegate 1,2, Student Teacher 1-3, Excalibur Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 1-3, Memorial Week Com- mittee 4, Memorial Week Skits 4, Talent Show 4, Christmas Assem- bly 1,2,4, Stage Crew 1-3. JOYCE CATHERINE COOK, J , Dune Buggy Girl , Silence is golden but talking is more fun. Student Teacher 3. PATRICIA A. COOK, Patty , Pat , If you do not succeed, try try, again. LARRY W COONS, Cal , Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4. Class Flirt Diana Rasmussen, Dan Daigle, Susan Chartier, Gene Brown. VASILIOS L. COPADIS, Greek , Student Council Delegate 4, Home Room Representative 3, Monocle Staff 2-4, Memorial Thespi- ans 1,2, Bowling Team 1-4, Treasurer 4, Varsity Football Manager 3, 4, Varsity Baseball Manager 2,3, Varsity Basketball Manager 2,3, Bonfire Committee 3,4, Swim Team 3,4, Chorus 1,2, Memorial Week Committee 4. JANET D. COTE, Mini , Student Coundil Altemate 2-4, Student Teacher 3,4, Mock Election 2-4, MERP Week-end 1-4, Booster Club 1, Assembly Committee 3,4, Banquet Committee 4, Cap and Gowns 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Reception 4, Cheerleader 3,4, Memori- al Week Skits 1,2, Talent Show 3,4, Nearly-Wed Game 3. NORMAND COTE, Norm . PAUL COTE, When there is no gravity we'll all fly. Student Council Alternate 1,2, Home Room Representative 3, Tutorial Pro- gram 4, Excalibur Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 1, German Club 1,2, Memorial Week Skits 1, Intramural Basketball 1. IRENE LUCILLE COURCHESNE, Lucie , JOHN FRANCIS COWETTE, Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. 'There must be some kind a way out of here, ' said the joker to the thief DONNA M. CREAMER, Donna , Transfer from Saugus High School. Ski Team 3. THOMAS H. CROASDALE IL Hockey Team 1-4, Bonfire Commit- tee 3,4. DENISE ANN CROTEALL Den , '14 man's a man who looks a man right between the eyes. Student Teacher 1, MERP Week-end 4, Bowling Team 2, Physical Education 1, Memorial Week Skits 1. WILLIAM CROTEAIL Bill . GARYALAN CUMMINGS. CARLENE M. CUNNINGHAM, Cullie , In every generation, there is some fool who will speak the truth as he sees it. Student Teacher 2,3. ALAN BRUCE CUPPLES, Mash . JONATHAN CUSHING, Cush . CAROL CZAJA, Cunabona , With God all things are possible. Booster Club 2,3. JAN CZAJKA ANTONIA DCAGOSTINO, Toni , Anton , T.D. , Toni-burg- er , Anti-Littering Committee 3, MERP Week-end 3,4, Excalibur Staff 4, Art Editor 4, Memorial Thespians 1,2, Booster Club 2,3,4, Memorial Week Skits 3,4. DANIEL A. DAIGLE, J.V. Basketball 1,2, Class Representative 4, Bowling Team 4, Memorial Week Skits 1.. CONSTANCE DANAULT, Connie , Swallow your pride occa- sionally, it's non-fattening. Student Council Alterante 1,2, Stu- dent Council Delegate 3,4, Savings Stamps Committee 1, MERP Week-end 3, Booster Club 1,2, DENNIS R. D. DANDURAND, Dann , To perpetuate is the task of life, its law is death. Science Club 2. DEBORAH MAE DANIELS, Debbie , DONALD P. DANIELSOM Don . JEFFREY ALAN DAVIS, Mr. Tuba , It is better to trustione heart, and that deceiving, than doubt one heart which if believing, would bless thy life with true understanding. Student Council Del- egate 1,2, Student Teacher 2, Tutorial Program 3, Memorial Thespi- ans 1,2, All-State Chorus 2,3,4, Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Memorial Week Committee 4, Memorial Week Skits 1,4, Talent Show 4, Paraphemalia 4, Sound Generation 3,4, DENISE I. DA WS ON, Student Teacher 1,2,3. THOMAS DAX Ski Team 1,2. SUSAN CAREYDEARBORN, Sue , If music be the fruit of love, play on. Monocle Staff 2,3, Current Events Discussion 1, Physical Education Club 1,2,3, Stage Band 3,4, Glee Club 1, Chorus 2,3,4, Talent Show 2,3,4, Junior Miss Pageant 4, Sound Generation 3,4, Solo and Ensemble Competition 4, SYMS 2,3, Tuesday-Thursday Singers 2,3,4. BARBARA ANN DECATO, Barb , BaBa , Crip , With a smile on her lips and laughter in her eyes, she went out to conquer the world. Foreign Students Day 1,2, Anti-Littering Committee 2, Student Council Altemate 1, Student Council Delegate 2,4, Home Room Representative 3, MERP Week-end 4, Excalibur Advertising Staff 3, Memorial Thespians 1-4, Art Club 1, Bowling Club 3, Ban- quet Committee 4, Cap and Gowns 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, All-State Chorus 4, Pep Band 3, Chorus 4, Memorial Week Skits 2, Christmas Assembly 2, Ed Sullivan Untalented Hour 2,3,4, Sound Generation 3,4, Paraphemalia Typing Editor 4, Tuesday-Thursday Singers 4. LYNN MARIE DELMASTRO, . . . and let today embrace the past with remembrance, and the future with longing. National Honor Society 3,4. Transfer from Bowie High School. KAREN DEMERS, Ki , Grant that I may not criticize another until I have walked a mile in his moccasins. Student Teacher 3, Bowling Team 3. Transfer from Central High School. ELAINE DEM OS, It 's over your head. Booster Club 2,3. CHRISTOPHER DENNETT, Bowling Team 4, Physical Education Club 1,2, Ski Team 2,3,4. DENNIS N. DESILETS, I dare not tell it in words. STEPHEN J DIERS, Diers Tires , Bongo . JOYCE MARIE DIONNE, Burburt , For every minute you're mad you lose sixty seconds of happiness. MICHAEL DIONNE, Mike . RONALD J. DIONNE, Ron , Tutorial Program 1, Bowling Team 4. ROBERTDOBZANSKL Dobz , J.V. Football 2,3. WILLIAM E. DOUCET, Kibby . NORMAND R. DOUVILLE DLANE DUBISZ, Di , Dubes, Friendship takes years to bloom and when it does, it becomes a rare flower? Student Teacher 1, Memorial Thespians 2, Booster Club 3, Bowling Team 1,2, Glee Club 3, Memorial Week Skits 1. DONNA PAULA DUBOIS, lf you smile at me I will understand because it's something everybody everywhere does in the same lan- guage. Transfer from St. Anthony High School. JOHN CHARLES DUBUCLE71 Memorial Thespians 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, Gym Team 2,3, All-State Orchestra 1,2,3, Band 1-4, Vice-President 4, Pep Band 1,2, Chorus 3. DONALD DUHAIME, Ham , Cross Country 1,2,3,T1'ack 1,2,3. CAROL A. DUMONT, Dupe , Do more than talk - say some- thingj Do more than listen - understand, Do more than exsist - live. Student Council Altemate 2, Student Teacher 2,3, Thanks- giving Assembly 2, Memorial Week Skits 1, Semi-Formal Hostess 2, Glee Club 2. ROBERT F. DUNN WILLIAM PETER DUNN, Peter , Bowling Team 3, Golf Team 1, 2. RICHARD DURAND, Rick , A smile is a cure that can make many things right. Student Teacher 1,2, Excalibur Advertising Staff 4, Physical Education Club 1-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Gym Team 3,4, J .V. Football 1, Track 3,4, Varsity Football 2,3,4, Memorial Week Skits 3,4, Vice-President of Class 3,4. ANNE MARIE DUSTIM And so my fantasy becomes reality, and I must be what I must be and face tomorrow. Transfer from St. Anthony High School. MARILYN ECONOMOIL You will do many foolish things, do them with enthusiasm. Student Teacher 2. RICHARD JUSTIN EGAN, Rich , Student Council Altemate 4, Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. Most Intelligent Kathy Sullivan, Gary Raczka, Linda Caron, Peter Brown ALEX MARK EISMAN, Al , So close but yet so far. Bowling Team 4, Assembly Committee 4. LOUISE A. ELLISON SHARON ANNE ELWOOD, Giggles , Apple , Schnak-Pak , Life is fortified by many friendships. To love, and to be loved, is the greatest happiness of existence? MERP Week-end 4, Excalibur Staff 4, Excalibur Advertising Staff 4, Future Teachers of America 1,2,4, President of the Future Teachers of America 4, Booster Club 4, Treasurer of the Booster Club 4, Class Gifts Committee 4, Cap and Gowns Committee 4, Memorial Week Committee 4, Memorial Week Talent Show 4, Pep Rally Skits 4. DAVID S. EMERX Dave , Don , Austin , It is better to have loved and lost, than to have never loved at all? Home Room Repre- sentative 4, Student Teacher 1,2, Monocle Staff 3, Excalibur Adver- tising Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 2, Bowling Club 1,2,3, Varsity Football 3, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Memorial Week Committee 4, Thanksgiving and Christmas Assemblies 1. LYNN E. EWING, Sass , Klutz , Lynnie , Thejoy you give to others is the joy that comes back to you. Student Council Delegate 1,2, Tutorial Program 1, MERP Week-end 4, Excalibur Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 1,2, Booster Club 1,2,3, Banquet Committee 4, Class Gifts 4, Glee Club 2,3, Memorial Week Committee 4. KARIN ANN EZYK, Krink , Krinkle , All my life Inever really knew me 'til todayg Now I know why, I 'm just another step along the way. Excalibur Staff 4, Memorial Week Committee 4, Senior Prom Committee 1,4. COLETTE LUCILLE FARLAND, Friendship is the key to happi- ness. Transfer from lmmaculata High School. Glee Club 4. KAREN H. FAX Kali , Shorty , Only the ignorant man be- comes angryg the wise man understands. Memorial Thespians 3, Bowling Club 1 . JOHN J FEE, Transfer from Bishop Bradley. JAN KIMBERLY FELIX, Flelick , With the hope and desire that your life is filled with happiness and love and knowledge, for it will set you free. MERP Week-end 4, Booster Club 2,3,4. STAN JOHN FELONG, Sonny , Student Council Altemate 3, Student Council Delegate 2. CATHERINE N. FISCHER, Cathy , Transfer f1'om Immaculata High School, Excalibur Staff 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Library Assistants 3,4, Library Assistants Treasurer 4. BERNARD FISK, The Fisko Kid , Fiskies , J .V. Football 2, Var- sity Football 3. SANDRA NEVA FITZGERALD, Sandy , But the meek shall inherit the earth and shall delight themselves in the abundance of peace. Student Council Alternate 1,4, Student Teacher 2,3,4, MERP Week-end 4, Memorial Thespians 2, Booster Club 2,3,4, Physical Education Club 1,2,3,4, Gym Team 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 3, Girls Track Team 3. DEBORAH MARY FLORENCE, Debbie , While the cat's away the mice will play. Future Teachers of America 4, Student Library Assistants 1,2,3,4, Historian Student Library Assistants 3, Vice- President of Student Library Assistants . DONNA LYNN FOOTE, Foot , When you have seen beyond yourself, you may find peace of mind waiting there. Student Teacher 1. NAN C YFOLIS, Nancy , Future Teachers of America 4. DONALD L. FORTIN, Fang , Judo 1, Track 3, Intramural Basket- ball 1. DANIEL FOSS, Fossy . K. DA VID FOSTER, Davo , Band 1,2. MICHAEL F ORNIER, Miken, Student Council Altemate 4, Stu- dent Council Delegate 2,3, Home Room Representative 2,3,4, MERP Most School Spirited Louise Pappageorge, Marty Foye, Linette Paul, Mike Fournier. Week-end 3,4, Excalibur Advertising Staff 4, Physical Education 1- 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Gym Team 1-4, Physical Fitness 2-4, Memorial Week Committee 3,4, President Student Council 4. TOM FOWKE, T . MARTIN J FOYE, Faye, Faye , Student Council Delegate 1,2, Student teacher 1,2,3, J .V. Football 1, Track 1, Varsity Football 1-4, Hockey 2,3, Memorial Week Skits 1, Talent Show 1-3, Pres. Junior and Senior Class. DENISE SUSAN FRANCOER, Granny , Share and share a love , Student Teacher 2,3, Student Library Assistants 3, Booster 3, Memorial Week Skits 3. DA VID WAYNE FRENCH, Dave , Frenchie , Friends may come and go, but me, I stick around , Transfer from Franklin High School, Physical Education 1,2, Science 1. ALFRED P. FRISELLA JR., HAI . SHARLENE M. FRISELLA, Sharle . PAUL FRUCL Jig-a-boo . RUTH E. FRYE, Ruthie , Rose , '24sk any decent person what he thinks matters most in human conduct: five to one his answer will be kindness , Student Teacher 2. STANLEY T. FUDALA, Stan , A Thousand reasons for worry, a thousand reasons for anxiety oppress day after day the fool, but not the wise man. Memorial Thespians 1,2, Bowling Team 3,4, PAUL GADBOIS, Mock Election 1,2. SUSAN GAGE, Sue , Home Room Representative 3, Student Teacher 1, Booster Club 1,2, Art Club 1. MICHELE GAGNE, Mich , I would rather live in a world where my life is surrounded by mystery than live in a world so small that my mind could comprehend it. Booster Club 1,2, Junior Prom Committee 2, Memorial Week Committee 3,4. JERRY ROGER GA GNON, Transfer from St. Anthony High School. Hockey Team 3,4, Soccer Club 4. JANET A. GALVIN, Galvin , Restlessness and discontent are the first necessities of progress. Home Room Representative 1, Student Teacher 1, Graduation Usher 1, Junior Prom Committee 1, Memorial Week Committee 1. RODNEYN. GAMACHE, Lefty . ROGER PAUL GAMACHE CHRISTINE GANCARZ, Shorty . THERESA-MARIE GAUMONT, Theresa , If it's painful for you to critize your friends, you're safe in doing it, if you take the slight- est pleasure in it, that's the time to hold your tongue. S UZANNE T. GA UTHIER, Suzi , Sue , A great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Transfer from Lejeune High School. Home Room Representative 3,4, Student Teacher 2, Memorial Thespians 1,2,3, Booster Club 1, Bowling Team 1, Memo- rial Week Committee 2,3,4, Talent Show 2,3,4. JANET L. GAZA WAX Jan , I'd love to change the world but I don 't know what to do. Student Council Altemate 1. CHARLES GARY GELINAS, Bowling Team 4, Physical Education Club 1,2, Trainer Varsity Football 1-4, Trainer Varsity Basketball 1- 4. DENNIS A. GELINAS, Boone , GARY GENDRON, Gendy , Home Room Representative 1, Stu- dent Teacher 1,2, Hockey Team 1-4, Memorial Week Skits 1,2. ARTHUR LOUIS GEORGE. DIANE FRANCES GEORGE, Di , Ifyou do not reaise your eyes you will think that you are the highest point. Student Teacher 3. Transfer from Immaculta High School. JACQUELINE ANITA GODBOUT, Jackie , Love is the master power, how sorrowful that it is frequently unreuealed because of human pride. PA ULINE THERESA GODBOUT, Polly , The only way on earth to multiply happiness is to divide it. SANDRA R. GOLINI SYLVIA GOODNOW DA VID LATHOM GOODRICH, Dave , Cross Country 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Memorial Week Skits 3. DA VID GOSSELIN, Goose , Student Council Altemate 3, Home Room Representative 4, Merp Weekend 4, Physical Education Club 1-4, Cross Country 1-4, Track 1-4, Memorial Week Committee 3,4, Memorial Week Skits 4, Physical Fitness Team 2,3,4, Co-chairman Student Council 4. JAMES GOSSELIN, Goose , Student Teacher 2, Mock Election 1, Excalibur Advertising Staff 3, Bowling Club 3,4, Track 3,4, Band 2, 3,4, Pep Band 2. GLORIA GOULET, Glo , Love is free , Home Room Representa- tive 3, Student Teacher 1,2,3, Mock Election 2,3, Monocle Staff 3,4, Physical Education Club 1, Banquet Committee 3,4, Junior Prom Committee 1,2,3, Reception 4, Memorial Week Skits 1, Talent Show 2. CARL E. GRATTON, Paraphemalia Staff 1, Chess 1, Rifle Club 2. JIM R. GRA Y, Jim , You should never hit your mother over the head with a musical insturnent, because it may leave a dull impres- sion. Student Teacher 2,3,4, Mock Election 2,3, Thanksgiving As- sembly 1,2,3,4, Christmas Assembly 1,2,3,4, Physical Education Club 1, All-State Band 3,4, All-State Chorus 3,4, All-State Orches- tra 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Memorial Choir 1,3,4, Memorial Week Skits 2,3, 4, Jazz Show 3,4, Talent Show 2, Swim Team 1,2,3, Drum Major 4, Student Conductor 3,4, SYMS 1,2,3,4, Sound Generation 3,4, NHPO 2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4. DENNIS R. GREGOIRE DENIS RAY GRENIER, Transfer from St. Anthony High School. CA TH YANN GRIFFIN, Cath , Transfer from West High School. DENISE C. GUIMOND, Deny , You are you and I am me, and if by chance we find each other it 's beautiful. DEBRA HAGGIS, Debbie , Live for today but don't forget to- morrow. CAROL ANN HALE, Chuckie , Smiles , '34 True Friend Is One Who Walks In When The Rest Of The World Walks Out. Booster 1, Student Library Assistant 2,3. ' WILLIAM HART, Willie , Student Teacher 2,3, Mock Election 2, 3, Physical Education 1,2. KAREN A. HEALY, Silence is Golden - but talking is much more fun. Student Council Alternate 3,4, Student Teacher 1,2,3,4, Booster 2,3, Memorial Week Skits 1, Merp Week 4. SHEILA MARY HEATH, It is nice to be important but it 's impor- tant to be nice. Future Nurses of America 1,2, Future Teachers of America 4, German 4. MARK M. HEBERT, Hehe , '34 friend is someone who knows ev- erything about you, but likes you anyway. Student Council Dele- gate 4, Student Teacher 2,3. SUSANNE M. HEBERT, Sue , Write on your heart everyday, that today is the best day of your life. Merp Week-end 4, Physical Education 1. DENNIS G. HELIE, Cowboy Pork Chops , Who ceases to be a friend, never was one. Student Council Altemate 2, Student Coun- cil Delegate 1, Bowling 2,3, Track 1,2, Soccer 4. DONALD ARTHUR HELIE, Doc , GARYMICHAEL HEROD, Gary , Chours 1. DEBORAH ANN HICKEY, Debbie , Deb , Schnak-Pak , However rare true love is, true friendship is rarer. Student Coun- cil Altemate 2, Excalibur Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 2,3, Future Teachers of America 4, Student Library Assistants 1, Booster 1, German 1,2,3,4, German Club Treasurer 3,4, Chorus 2,3, Memorial Week Committee 4, Thanksgiving Assembly 4. JUDITH HILL, Hill , Judy , What do you want me to do about it? Tutorial Program 1,2,3, Memorial Week Dating Game, 4. Most Dignified Linda Ameen, Gary Raczka, Vangie Avdis, John DuBuclet. ROBERT HOLMES Bob , Hippy , It is better to have tried and lost, then to have never tried at all. Chess 3,4, Science 3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Gym Team 1, Track 2,3,4, Memorial Week Talent Committee 3, Soccer Club 4, President Chess Club. RAYMOND S. HORION, Red , He who hath the steerage of my course, direct my sail! THOMAS T. HOUGHTON, Brillo , Everyone that flatters thee, is no friend in misery. Student Council Delegate 3, Home Room Representative 4, Student Teacher 1-3, Tutorial Program 1,2, Track 2,4, Swim Team 2-4. DENISE F. HOULE, Den , For Satan finds some mischief still, for idle hands to do. Student Teacher 1, Booster Club l,3, Business Education Club 1, Semi-formal Hostess 2. RONALD G. HOULE, Anti-Littering Committee 2, Student Coun- cil Altemate 1, Student Council Delegate 2, Student Teacher 1-3, Monocle Staff 2-4, Excalibur Staff 4, Excalibur Business Editor 4, Memorial Thespians 1,2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Tennis Team 2- 4, Cross Country Team 1-3, Gym Team 1-4, Track 1,2, Marine Phys- ical Fitness Team 2,3, Soccer Team 4. KATHLEEN A. HOYT, Kathy , Kath , There will never be a day like tomorrow. Student Teacher 1-3, Student Library Assist- ants 2,3, Booster Club 3, Memorial Week Skits 3,4. LOUISE L. H UARD, Lou , Today I will not imagine what I would do if things were different. They are not different. I will make suc- cess with what materials I have. Student Council Altemate 2,3, Student Council Delegate 4, Booster Club 1,2, Majorette 3,4, Folk Jamboree 3,4, Semi-Formal Hostess 2, Gym Show 2, Junior Semi- Formal Decorations 3, MERP Football 3,4. ROGER LEO HUARD, Spider . MICHAEL JOSEPH HUNT, Meesh , Hunter , All that is nec- essary for the forces of evil to win in the world is for enough good men to do nothing. Student Teacher 2-4, Varsity Baseball 2-4. Funniest Laugh Stanley McNeal, Sharon Elwood, Rick Durand, Mary Sylvester. SHARON L. HUNTER, Shar , If at first you don't succeed, try, try, again! Fkxture Nurses of America 3,4, Band 1-4, Secretary-Li- brarian 4. RAYMOND OMER HUOT, Ray , Transfer from St. Anthony High School. CECILE L. ISABELLE, Cie , Cecil , It is better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all. National Honor Society 3, 4. JOHN DENNIS JACKSON Jack , What a meatball! National Honor Society 3,4, Science Club 1-4, President 3, Judo Team 1 . PAMELA LEA JAMROZ, Pam , To be great is not essentialg to be wanted is. Memorial Thespians 1, Booster Club 3, Assembly Committee 4. KAREN ELIZABETH JANOSZ, Krazy , Krazy Liz , Yum! Bowling Team 1-3. PATRICIA C. JEAN, P.J. , Pat , 'Uealousy is always born to- gether with love, but it does not always die when love dies. Student Teacher 2,4, MERP Weekend 4, Booster Club 2, Physical Education Club 1, Memorial Week Committee 4, Talent Show 4. THOMAS JENNINGS, Dent , Otis , Keep on truckin' Mama . . . Student Teacher 1-4, MERP Weekend 4, Gym Team 1, J.V. Football 1,2, Rifle Team 3, Varsity Football 3,4, Talent Show 3,4. BRENDA MARY JOYCE, UB. J. , Student Council Alternate 2, Home Room Representative 3,4, Student Teacher, MERP Week- end 3, Booster Club 2, Physical Education Club 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 3,4, Senior Prom Committee 4. STEPHENARTHUR JUNEAZL Bowling Team 1,2, Judo 1,2. DONNA LEE KALISZ, Pickles , Life isn't all it 's cracked up to be, but the cracks are still there. Student Teacher 2. CLARK MICHAEL KAROLIAN, Karol , May Be. ' CHRISTINA KAROUTAS, Tina , Transfer from Chambly High School. LINDA LEE KEENAN, Never omit an opportunity of doing a kindness, speaking a true word or making a friend. Student Teach- er 1,2, Excalibur Staff 4, Excalibur Advertising Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 1, Booster Club 1,2, Physical Education Club 1,2, Cheer- leader 3,4, Talent Show 3,4. DA VID KELLIHER, Slmook , 'Ms you slide down the banister of life, may all the splinters point the other way. Home Room Repre- sentative 1, Student Teacher 2,3, Junior Prom Committee 2, Talent Show 3,4, Bonfire Committee 3,4. GARY S. KITTREDGE, All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely Actors . Memorial Week Committee 3, Memo- rial Week Skits 3, Memorial Week Talent Show 2,3, MARYLOU KOSMATKA, Koz , Flash Gordon , Virginia Slim , All that glitters is not goldeng not all those who wander are last. MERP Week-end 3,4, Monocle Staff 2,3,4, Excalibur Staff 4, Crusader Staff 3,4, Memorial Thespians 2,3,4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Vice-President 4, Booster Club 2, Latin Club 3, Assembly Committee 3,4, Vice-President 3, Termis 3,4, Memorial Week Tal- ent Show 4, Paraphemalia Feature Editor 3,4. KENNETH KOSOWICZ, Kos . THOMAS ANTHONY KOULETSIS, Golden Greek , Thom , Wear your leaming like a watch, in a private pocketg and do not pull it out, and strike it, merely to show that you have one. Student Council Delegate 3, Student Teacher 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Bowling Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Memorial Week Committee 4, Memorial Week Talent Show 4. WILLIAM A. KOUNELAS, El Greekon, If I have only one life, may I live it in joy, and not in work or worry. Bowling Club 2,3,4, Memorial Week Committee 4, Memorial Week Talent Show. DOREEN A. KOYIADES, Rena , Short Stop , Greek In the next century, it will be the early mechanical bird who will catch the rubber worm in the artificial grass. Physical Education 1,2, MARCIA JEAN KOZIATEK, Marty , The day is long that has no fun in it. Memorial Thespians 1, Booster Club 1. DA VE LABERGE, Bergen Soccer Team 2. DENISE LABRECQUE, Dennis , Today is the first day of the rest of my life. CLAIRE A. LABRIE, Mouth , Booster Club 4. RICHARD F. LABRIE, Dick , MERP Week-end 1, French Club 1, Memorial Week Skits 1, Varsity Soccer 1. DA VID R. LAFOND, Little One , Home Room Rpresentative 3,4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Soccer Club 2, Memorial Week Commit- tee 4. ROBERT R LAJOIE, Nap , As Lenny Bruce would say: Dish, Dash, and Dump. Student Teacher 3,4, Debate Team 4, J .V. Foot- ball 2, Varsity Football 3,4. DORIS LORRAINE LALIBERTE, Shorty , 'Uust when you think tomorrow will never come, it's yesterday. Student Council Alter- nate 1,3, Student Teacher 1,2,3, Art Club 2, Gym Team 1,2,3, Ski Team 4. MARIAN LAURETTE LALIBERTE, If you smile at me Iwill un,- derstand because its something everybody everywhere does in the same language. Transfer from Immaculata High, Bowling Club 4, Glee Club 3, Chorus 4. JENNIE LAMERE, Boozer , You must learn to love iflife is to be worth living. MERP Week-end 3, Majorette 3,4, Co-captain of the Majorettes 4, All-State Band 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Memorial Week Talent Show 3,4. DENISE R. LANDRY, Den , May all your days be Sundays, and all your months be June. Student Council Alternate 2, Home Room Representative 3,4, Student Teacher 1, MERP Week-end 4, Booster Club 1,2, Bowling Club 3, Physical Education 1,2, Memorial Week Talent Show 4. DONALD GEORGE LANGLOIS, Dandy , French Club 1,2, Cho- rus 1,2, DENNIS LAN TAIGNE, Tain . LINDA D. LAPERLE, Lynn , MERP Week-end 4, Booster Club 1, 2, Physical Education 1,2, Memorial Week Talent Show 4. Best Dressed F. S s ,sit Jane Beaulieu, Paul Cote, Linda Smagula, Linda Ameen, Paul Cimon. PATRICIA J. LAPINSKI, Pat , Student Council Altemate 1, Student Council Delegate 3, Physical Education 1,2. DA VID FOREST LARABE, Dave , Buzz , German Club 1,2,3, Brass Choir 3,4, Syms 1,2,3,4, All City Band 2, Sound Generation 3, 4, N .H. Philharmonic 3,4, Tuesday, Thursday Singers 2,3, All-State Band 2,3, All-State Chorus 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Memorial Week Committee 4, Memo- rial Week Talent Show 2,3,4. JEFFREYE W. L'ARCHERE, Hunter , What we think of as life is really a dream and our dreams are reality. All-State Chorus 1, Chorus 4. RONALD T. LARIVIERE JR., Dude , Radio Club 2, Gym Team 1, Color Guard 3, Soccer Team 2, Memorial Week Talent Show 3. GEORGE J. LARONE, Blow in my tuba and I'll follow you any- where. Transfer from Aime-Renaud. STEPHEN EDWARD LATUCH, Steve . DENISE CECILE LA VALLEE, Deedee , Transfer from Saint Anthony High, Anti-Littering Committee 3, Student Council Alter- nate 3, Home Room Representative 4, MERP Week-end 3, Booster Club 3. JANET M. LA VOIE, Jan , Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Student Teacher 2,3, Booster Club 2. GA R Y MARK LEE PATRICIA E. LEE, Pat , National Honor Society 3,4. MICHELLE D. LEGENDRE, Mickey If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn 't lead anywhere. Booster Club 1, Bowling Club 1, Memorial Week Committee 4. JANET LEMARIER, Jan , Student Council Delegate 2, Home Room Representative 3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Memorial Week Skits 1, Memorial Week Talent Show 3,4. Most Likely to be Remembered . C. O'Neill, M. Foye, S. McNeal, L. Smagula. CONNIE LEMAY2 Love means you never have to say you're sor- ry. National Honor Society 3,4. SUZANNE LEMAY2 Sue , Booster Club 1, Physical Education 1, 2. DA VID BROOKS LETENDRE, Dave , You don 't deserve credit for giving up what you should have stopped long ago. RAINER J. LEVASSEUR, Ray , If man cheats earth then earth will cheat man. CHRIS TOS GEORGE LIANOS, Chris Student Council Alter- nate 4, Student Teacher 3, Latin Club 1,2, Memorial Week Commit- tee 4. RICHARD R. LIEVENS, Dick , Bowling Team 1,2. MARGARET LOGUE, Peggy , If good things come in small packages, what happened to me? Memorial Week Committee 4. CELESTE M. LONGCHAMPS, He that can have patience can have what he will. Student Teacher 2,3. DONALD JAMES PA UL LORD JANICE K. LOUDENSLAGER, Jan , There is no such best as best-to-come. STEVE LULA, Stevie , Chaz , J.V. Basketball 1,2, J.V. Baseball 3. PAULETTE RITA LUSSIER, Polly , Shorty , Happiness is walking hand in hand. Memorial Thespians 3. BRUCE DA VID L YONS, Varsity Football 1,2,3. JEFFREYB. MACDONALD, Jeff , Band 1,2,3. SUSANNE R. MACDONALD, Tweety-Bird , Nomad , Prom- ises are made to be broken but love is made to be kept. Gym Team 2, Trinity Pep Rally 3, Drama' Club 3, Merp Football Game 4, Girls' Softball Team3. JENNIFER ANNE MACKENZIE, Jennie , Jen , Silence is golden but talking is more fun. Student Teacher 1, Physical Edu- cation Club 1,2,3,4,- Gym Team 1,2,3,4, Memorial Gy n Show 1,2,3,4. KEVIN T. MCCARTHY, Mac , J.V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3,4. BARRY L. MCCLELLAN, Bar , Rico , Jersy , Transfer from New Jersey. Tennis Club 2,3, J.V. Basketball 2, J.V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, Varsity Basketball 3,4. KATHLEEN ANNE MCCULLOUGH, Mac , Katie , Grun- die , Today begins the first day of the rest of your life. Student Teacher 2, Physical Education Club 1,2,3,4, Gym Team 1,2,3,4, Memorial Week Gym Show 1,2,3,4, Pep Rally Skits 3. LINDA L. MCGUIRE, Student Council Alternate 3, Student Teacher 1, Special Gym 1. JOSEPH E. MCNALLY STANLEY MCNEAL, Stan , Home Room Representative 1, Stu- dent Teacher 1,2, J .V. Basketball 1, Memorial Week Skits 1. JA MES S. MCINTYRE KATHYJ. MCQUARRIE, Kath , Do it ifyou dare, and be glad if you get away with it. CALVIN MAGOON, Buddy , Student Teacher 1,2, J.V. Basket- ball Manager 1. DORIS MAILLOUX. RICHARD FLORENT MAJCHROWICZ, Mack , Soccer Club 4. Transfer from St. Anthony. NANCYJANE MANTER, Pantha Jane , If you wish to be loved, love. Student Council Delegate 3, Home Room Representative 4. GEORGE MANTINL Live and let live, just destroy the ones you don 't like. JOHN MARANDA DENNIS MARCHAND, Red , Transfer from Bishop Bradley High School. CAROLYN C. MARCOUX, Carolyn , Nothing is more silly than silly laughter. Student Council Delegate 4, Home Room Represent- ative 3, Student Teacher 1,2, Junior Prom Committee 3. PAUL EMILE MARTEL, Mel , Tis better by far you should for- get to smile than that you should remember and be sad. Transfer from St. Anthony High School. Student Council Delegate 4, Home Room Representative 3, Track 3, Hockey 3,4, Soccer Club 4. DENISE T. MARTIM I sought and soon discovered. PHILIP K. MARTIN, Phil - Ace , The world has seen two great creations, the creation of man, and the creation of the saxophone. Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Junior Class Representative 3, Senior Class Representative 4, Tal- ent Hour 3, Memorial Week Skits 4, Talent Show 4. DORA MARTINEAIL Dora , Student Teacher 2, Booster Club 1, Bowling Team 2,3,4, Majorette 3,4. STEPHEN JOHN MASSICOTTE, Steve , It matters not how long we live, but how . Student Teacher 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Science 1,2,4. CHARLENE L. MATHEWS, Charly Transferred from Natick High. Life is nothing without happiness or love . JOYCE ANNE MEISEL, Joycie One thing you can give and still keep is your word. Foreign Students Day 2, Student Council Alter- nate 1,2,3, Student Council Delegate 4, Home Room Representative 3,4, German Club 1,2,3, Banquet Committee 4, Caps and Gowns Committee 4, Class Gifts Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Memorial Week Committee 4, Memorial Week Skits 4. RICHARD WALTER MELIM, Ric , To accept good advice Ls but to increase one 's own ability. Student Council Altemate 2, Student Council Delegate 1, Student Teacher 1,2, MERP Weekend 3, Bowl- ing Club 1,2,3, Physical Education Club 1, J.V. Football 2, Track 1, Varsity Football 3, Glee Club 2,3, Memorial Week Skits 4, Memorial Week High School Bowl 3, Talent Show 3, Gym Team 1. BARBARA JOAN MERRILL, Barbie , I told you so. Transfer from Merrimack High. DONNA MERRILL, Cutes , Smiley , The smile that you send out returns to you. Student Teacher 1,2,3, Tutorial Program 2, Memorial Thespians 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Banquet Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee 2, Glee Club 1,2,3, Chorus 2,3. PATRICIA MARYMICHAEL, Mike , Pat , Mankind mustput an end to war or war will put an end to mankind. Student Teacher 2,3, Physical Education Club 1, Memorial Week Committee 4. GERARD A. MILLETTE, Gerry , Stretch , Clean mind, clean body, take your pick. Transfer from Lowell High School. Debate Club 4. ELPIS MILONAS ARLENE MITCHELL, Mitch , Curly , DURENA D. MITCHELL, Dee Dee , Mitch , Career Comer Aide 3. MARK MITCHELL, Marcas'?, Transfer from Littleton High School. All-State Chorus 2, Chorus 1,2,3,4. GREGORYP. MOLLOY, Greg , Life is a bottle of beer. JOANNE MARY MONAHAN, Hazel , Giovanni , Juanita , Cupcake , Pecho , Why is it that whenever my cup is full of happiness someone always bumps my elbow? Excalibur Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 2,3, National Honor Society 4, Booster Club 2, 3, Assembly Committee 4, Banquet Committee 4, Memorial Week Committee 4, Spanish Club 4, Beat Trinity Pep Rally 2,3. HELEN DORIS M ON TPLAISIR, If1 could I would, but I can 't so I won 't. PATRICK ALAN MOODY, Transfer from John Reagan High School. Varsity Football 3. KE VIN M OQUIN, Smoke , Who 's Hiking. Tutorial Program. THOMAS A. MOQUIN DA VID CHARLES M OREY, Dave , Band 1,2,3,4, Thanksgiving Assembly 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3, Sound Generation 4. BEN R. MORIN, Bennard . MICHAEL R. MORIN MICHELE M. MORIN Most Likely to Succeed I I M. Foye, K. Sullivan, L. Caron, G. Raczka. Daydreamers 1 ! N. Plourde, R. Lajoie, J. Ziakas, L. Ameen. MARY A. MORRISON, Mary , If friends fight because they can 't keep their heads together then how can we expect nations to end their wars. Glee Club 1,2, MARYANN MOUL, Maryann , People are lonely because they build walls and not bridges. Future Teachers of America, Bowling Team 1,2, Girls Softball Team 3, National Honor Society 3,4, As- sembly Usherette 2, Glee Club 1,2. DENNIS MICHAEL MULLEN, Moon , Mooch , It's all over but the tears. Student Council Delegate 1,2, Student Teacher 1, Monocle Staff 2,3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4, 'Arsenic and Old Lace , 1, Christmas Assembly 1,2, Gym Team 1,2, Swim Team 1-4, Tennis Team 2,3,4. BRUCE A. M UZZEK Floor It and Keep It There. RICHARD MYERS, Oscar Meyer , Stage Crew 2, Memorial Choir 2,3,4, Thanksgiving Assembly 2,3,4. CHERYL JAN MYRDEK, Sarg , Sherlie , Student Teacher 1,3, Business Education Club 1,2. CHARLES A. NACOS DEBRA H. NACOS, Debbie , Mouth , Physical Education Club 2. MICHAEL D. NADEALL Nate . 8 LYNNE NASSOURA, Lynne , Bunny , Life should be happi- ness and o big smile. Booster Club 1-4, Memorial Week Skits 3. BRIAN NEYLON, Bri , Chuck , What the world needs is a man who knows what the world needs. Student Teacher 1, Excalibur Staff 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Memorial Players 1-4, Stage Crew 1-4, Drama Festival 2,3, Christmas Assembly 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Bowling Club 2, Chess Club 2, Golf Team 3,4, German Club 1-4. GARY G. NOLET, Student Teacher 2. MARTINE NOTERMAN, Marty , Glee Club 2. JUNE ANN NTAPALIS, June Bug , May there be peace and brotherhood among us. JOHN O'MALLEY2 Omes . COLLEEN O'NEILL, Coll , Sonny , Benny , Any man 's death diminishes me, for I am involved in mankind. Student Coun- cil Delegate 1, Student Teacher 1, MERP Week-end 3,4, Excalibur Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 1,2, Booster Club 2, Banquet Commit- tee 4, Cap and Gowns Committee 4, Class Gift Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Thanksgiving Assembly 2, Christmas Assembly 1,2, Class Treasurer 3,4. DANIEL STEPHEN O'NEIL, Dan , Transfer from Bishop Brad- ley High School. Home Room Representative 3,4, Student Teacher 2, Assembly Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. JOHN O'NEIL, Beak , J .V. Basketball 1,2, Ski Team 3,4. MICHAEL JOSEPH 0'NEILL, Slim , Elfie , 'Yin ancient luna- tic reigns in the trees of the night. Student Teacher 2, Science Club 3. DENNIS RAYMOND PALMER, Lloyd , Student Council Alter- nate 1, Student Council Delegate 2,3, Student Teacher 1,2,3, Track 1, Varsity Football 1,2,3, Talent Show 2,3. NORMAN PALMER, Normie , Student Teacher 3, Physical Edu- cation Club 1. BERNARD PAL YS, Bemie , Rifle Club 1, Projectionist 3,4. MIGDALIA PANELL, Transfer from Medardo Carazo High School. Don 't put off until tomorrow what you can do today. LOUISE PAPPAGEORGE, Schwartz , Screamer , One BF deserves another. Student Council Altemate 2, Student Council Delegate 3,4, Student Teacher 2,3, MERP Week-end 3,4, Art Club 1-4, Bowling Team 3,4, Physical Education Club 1,2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Talent Show 3,4. JOCEL YN PA QUETTE, Joss , Student Council Delegate 2, Home Room Representative 3,4, Student Teacher 2, Booster Club 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Cheerleader 3,4, Talent Show 3,4. MARGUERIT PA QUETTE, Margo , Thanksgiving Assembly 1. NORMANA. PARENTEAIL Norm . LAWRENCE W PARSONS II, Pars , Band 1-4, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 4. LINETTE PAUL, Lin , Lester , No one heals himself by wounding another. Student Teacher 2, Mock Election 3,4, MERP Week-end 3,4, Majorette 3,4, Memorial Week Committee 2,3,4, Tal- ent Show 3,4. ANNA PA YANT, Ann , Maybe someday the world will have peace and happiness. WALTER JAMES PERKINS, Wally , I'd rather go thru life wanting something I don't have than having something I don't want. Home Room Representative 1,4, Student Teacher 1,2,3, J .V. Basketball 1,2, Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Memorial Week Skits 1. GLEN A. PESQUERA, Rivet , Gym Team 1, Varsity Baseball 1. ROBIN E. PETERS, Rob , The time to be happy is now. The place to be happy is here. The way to be happy is to make other peo- ple happy Anti-Littering Committee 4, Student Council Delegate 2,3, Home Room Representative 3,4, Student Teacher 1, Tutorial Program 3,4, MERP Week-end 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Vice President 4, Bowling Team 2, Assembly Committee 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Treasurer 3,4, Memorial Week Committee 4, Student Council Treasurer 4. RICHARD PETERSON, Pete , Student Teacher 2. MARK STEPHEN PETROWSKL Pit . LEE PETRUK, I would if I could, but I can't so I won't. Booster Club 2, Physical Education Club 1, Memorial Week Skits 1. MARK S. PETROWSKI ROBERTA. PHANEUF, Bob , Fenna , Student Teacher 1. STEPHEN H. PHILBRICK, Philly , MICHAEL J. PIECUCH, Pico , Track 4. Most Dramatic TERR YP I OTRO WSKI R. Bienick, M. Kosmatka, D. Rasmussen, absent from picture: PETER V PITMAINL Shorty , Pete , Pit , I'm the one that has to die when it's time for me to die so let me live my life the way I want to. All-State Chorus 4, Chorus 4. SUSAN PLAMONDOISL Sue , A smile is worth a million dol- lars. Ski Team 4, Talent Show 1. CATH Y ANNE PLANTE, I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep. Student Council Alter- nate 1, Art 25 Excalibur Staff 49 Cap and Gowns 4. PHILIP R. PLANTS NORMAN EDWARD PLOURDE, Norm , Fear knocked, faith answered, there was no one there . Home room Rep., 3,45 Student Teacher 2. BARBARA JEAN POIRIER, Barb, Barbie, Baba , We are such stuff as dreams are made of and our little life is rounded with a sleep. All-State Band 29 All-State Orchestra 3g Band 1,2,3,4g Stage Band 4g All City Band 25 Sound Generation 3,45 N. H. Philharmonic Orchestra 3,4. DA VID M. POISSON, Fish , Student Council Altemate 4. SCOTT PRENTISS, Scott . RICHARD W PROULX, Stages , Bon-Fire Committee 3,43 Hock- ey 3, 4. SUZANNE D. PROULX, Sue , Any unclimbable mountain can J. Rojek. be climbed with a little faith and belief. Student Council Altemate 2,33 Booster 25 Memorial Week Skits 4. DAVID PROVENCHER, Dave , J.V. Basketball 23 Memorial Week Skits 4. ROGER A. PROVENCHER DONALD RICHARD PRZYBYLA, Don , Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you . Band 13 Pep Band 1g Color Guard 1. THOMAS J. QUINN, Quinnie , It is better to have tried and failed than to never have tried at all. Student Teacher 2,3g Merp Week-end 4, German Club 3g Cross Country lg Varsity Football 3,43 Memorial Week Skits 3,4. RAYMOND A. RACICOT, Apricot , Swim Team 1. GARY P. RACZKA, Rez , Student Council Altemate 2,35 Student Teacher 1,2,3g Memorial Players 25 Christmas Assembly 2, National Honor Society 3,4. JILL A. RANFOS, Ranfo , Only the good die young. Student Council Altemate 4g Excalibur Staff 43 Booster 35 Majorette 3,4. DIANA RASMUSSEN, She who is lonely builds walls and not bridges. Transfer from Bearden High School. Paraphemalia 3, Edi- tor-in-chief 4, Memorial Thespians 3,49 National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 43 Assembly 3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Assem- bly Committee Treasurer 4. RICHARD W RATTIGAN, Rick , Go to jail, go directly to jail, do not pass go, do not collect S200 dollars. Correspondent of Mono- cle 3. FRANK R. REED BRUCE REMILLARD, Student Council Delegate 45 Student Teacher 2,35 MERP Week-end 45 Bowling 1,2,3,45 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Baseball 45 Varsity Basketball 3,4. LEA MARIE RENEY, Leatard , The most important things in life aren't things. MERP week-end 25 Booster 2. JUDITH E. RHEA UME, Judy, Jude . DOROTHY RICHARD, Dot, Dotty, Spot Dick , Ifyou love some- one give him all the love you have: and if someone loves you, be grateful. Student Council Altemate 15 Home Room Representative 15 Student Teacher 1,25 MERP Week-end 45 Booster 35 Art 15 Me- morial Week Skits 45 Talent Show 45 Dating Game 4. JUDITH ANN RICHARD, Judy , A cat has nine lives, why can't a person? ROBERT ALLEN RICARD, Pub, Retard, Bob , Blessed are they who never read a newspaper, for they shall see nature and through her good. Secretary-Treasurer of Science Club 35 Chorus 1. STEVE W. RIEL, Riel, Steve W. SHARON ANN RIFE, Cherokee, Renegade , With all our love, we could save the world, if they only knew. MERP week-end 3,45 Banquet Committee 45 Memorial Week Skits 45 Talent Show 3,4. CHARLES SAMUEL RILEYJR., Chuck, Tuna, Wompa , Sweet misunderstanding won't you leave a poor boy alone, I'm the one- eyed seed of a tumbleweed in the belly ofa rolling stone . Student Council Altemate 45 Excalibur Staff 45 Memorial Thespians 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Swim Team 1,2,3,45 Captain of the Swim Team 45 Christmas Skits, 1,2. Best Singers Jeff Davis, Paris Chaloge, Joe Rojek. l90 DA VE ROBERT RIVARD, Parker, Chops, Amie , Transfer from St. Anthony High School. Bowling 4. CARLETON A. ROBIE. PRISCILLA MAE ROBINSON, Cill, Cilla , Glee Club 1,25 Chorus 3,4. GARYD. ROGERS, Trigger , J.V. Football 2,35 Sports Night 3,4. JOSEPH BRANDON ROJEK, Joe , Die Liebe und die Musik sind beide die des Betens-zusammen machen sie eine Gliickli- chkeit. Student Council Delegate 15 Home Room Representative 3, 45 Excalibur Staff 45 Paraphemalia Staff 3,45 Memorial Thespians 1, 2,3,45 German Club 1,2,3,45 Assembly Committee 3,45 All-State Chorus 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Sound Generation 3,45 Tuesday- Thursday Singers 1,2,3,45 SYMS 35 Treasurer of the Thespians 2. DENISE ROUX, Oscar , Enjoy the pleasure bestowed on you, and hear the pain bestowed on you and wait patiently for what time brings. Transfer from Immaculata High School. Booster Club 2. RICHARD L. ROY, Rick, We are here to add what we can to, not get what we can from, life. Student Council Altemate 35 Bowling 1, 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Memorial Week Committee 45 Me- morial Week Skits 4. GEORGE A. RUCKENBROD, Transfer from Kenneth High. TERI SHAYNE RUSSELL, Shayne , In life it's not what you say, it 's how you say it, and certainly it's not what you do, it 's how you do it. ALLEN M. RYEA, Transfer from Socastee High, S.C. National Honor Society 45 Varsity Baseball 4. ELAINE S. RZASA, Laneie , French Club 1,2,3,45 Monocle Staff 2. MARKA. SAD, Mark A. Sad . MARIE SAINDON, Tis miserable to love unloved. Transfer from Central High School. PAMELA MARY SAINDON, Pam , Giggles , For every minute you 're angry, you lose sixty seconds of happiness. Anti-Littering Commitee 2, Monocle Staff 1, Excalibur Staff 4, Memorial Thespi- ans 1,2, Future Nurses of America 2,3,4, Student Library Assistants 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Talent Show 4, MERP Football 3,4. TOM ST. FRANCOIS. M URIEL ST. GELAIS, Monocle Staff 1,2, Student Library Assist- ants 1,2. DALE IRENE SAMSON, Sam , Dale , Waste not fresh tears over old griefs. Home Room Representative 1, Booster Club 3. DA VID SAMSOM Sam , J.V. Basketball 2, Band 1,2,3, Thanks- giving Assembly 1,2,3. NANCY M. SANBORINL Nanc . DOUGLAS M. SA WYER, Doug , VVhere liberty dwells, there is my country. JOHN R. SCHUNEMANN, Rosss , Is the Pope Catholic? Stu- dent Council Delegate 3,4, Student Teacher 1-4, Monocle Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4, Ski Team 4, Track 1-4, Cross Country 1-4, Captain 4, Paraphemalia 4. DOMINIC L. SCUDERL CAROL ANN SEARS, Gumbyette , We ought neither to fasten our ship to one small anchor nor our life to a single hope. Excalibur Staff 4, Future Teachers of America 2, All-State Choms 3, Glee Club 1, Chorus 2,3,4, Talent Show 4, MERP Football 3,4. SUSAN E. SHAPELL, Sue , Louie , Schnak-Pak , But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep. Home Room Rep- resentative 3, Student Teacher 1, Monocle Staff 4, Excalibur Staff 4, Excalibur Advertising Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 2,3,4, Booster Club 2,3, Special Gym 1, Latin Club 1-4, Treasurer 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4, Glee Club 2, Memorial Week Skits 4, Talent Show 4, Class Gift 4, MERP Weekend 4, As- sembly Committee 4. EDMUND J. SHARE Sharky , You cannot change your past, present, or future because it has happened, is happening, or will happen. Home Room Representative 4, Assembly Committee 4. EDWARD R. SHAUGHNESSK Shaun , Student Council Dele- gate 1,2,3, Vice-President 4, Saving Stamps Committee 2, Home Room Representative 4, Student Teacher 2,3, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3, J .V. Football 1, Varsity Baseball 1-4, Memorial Week Skits 1, 2. KEVIN F. SHEEHAN, Crobe , There might have been better men in this world but I doubt it. Student Council Altemate 2,3, Student Teacher 2,3, Radio Club 2, Science Club 1,2, Gym Team 2. STEVEN G. SILAKOS, Steve , Bowling Team 3, Physical Educa- tion Club 1,2, Science Club 2. GAIL F. SIL VER, Character is the backbone of our human nature, and music is the flowering of character. Student Teacher 2,3, Stage Crew 1,2, National Honor Society 3,4, Assembly Committee 4, Ju- nior Prom Committee 2, All-State Chorus 4, Band 1-4, Secretary- Librarian 4, Glee Club 1,2, Chorus 3,4, SYMS 1-4, Latin Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 3, Memorial Week Skits 3,4, Talent Show 3,4, Thanksgiv- ing Assembly 1-4. GERARD LOUIS SIMONEALL Gerry , Physical Education Club 1, Science Club 2. GARY S. SIMPSON Simmie , Try hard to win, but win fairly. Cross Country 1, Track 1, Varsity 1-4. PATRICIA J. SKEFFINGTOINL Skefl , Look for strength in peo- ple, not weakness: for good, not evil. Most of us find what we search for. Student Teacher 1,2, Booster Club 1,2, Memorial Week Skits 4, Talent Show 4, MERP Football 4. LINDA LEE SMAGULA, Lin , Union Gives Strength , Student Teacher 1,3, Swim Team Manager 3,4. DENNIS CARL SMESTAD, Den , Transfer from Maineland Re- gional High School. Chess Club 1,4, Physical Education Club 1,2, Latin Club 1,2, Cross Country 4, Track 2,3,4, Band 1-4, Stage Band 2,3, Pep Band 1,2. CARL NORMAN SMITH. DENNIS BRYAN SMITH, Smitty , Home Room Representative 2. Best Dancers Stanley McNeil, Michele Gagne, Jane Beaulieau, Mark Constant. DONNA A. SMITH, Donna , I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul. Transfer from Bellevue Senior High. EDGAR EUGENE SMITH, JR., Euegene . LARAINE S. SMITH, Bambi , Life isn't worth living until you find someone who it's worth living with. Physical Education Club 2,3, Gym Team 1,2,3. LUCILLE SMITIL Lucy , Bowling Team 2. SANDRA LYNN SMITH, Sandy , Transfer from St. Anthony High School. MICHAEL T. SMITH WILLIAM LARRY SMITH, Larry , Transfer from Bellevue High School. DA VID P. S OMERS . PAMELA SUE SOMERS, Pam , We are our own saviors as we start both our hearts beating life into each other. Student Teacher 33, Bowling Team 2, Physical Education Club 1, Memorial Week kits 1. GARY H. SOULE, Many great men have died lately, and I don 't feel so hot myself. DEEDEE D. SOUZA, Dee , Smile.' , Student Teacher3. MARY THERESA SPAHN, Cave Woman , Schnook , Schnak- Pak , Silence makes the real conversations between friendsg not the saying but the never needing to say is what counts. Student Teacher 2,3, MERP Week-end 4, Excalibur Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4, Excalibur Advertising Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 1, Cap and Gowns 4, Class Gifts 4, Memorial Week Skits 4, Talent Show 4. JOHN G. SPAULDING, Sly . DIANA E. STATIRES, Die , Greek , Monocle Staff 3, Booster Club 3. BRENDA SUE STEVENS, B.S. , That wall: is it in my way or protecting me? Student Council Altemate 4, Home Room Repre- sentative 3, Student Teacher 3, Tutorial Program 2, MERP Week- end 4, Memorial Thespains 4, Majorette 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Chorus 3,4, Talent Show 3,4, DEBORAH LYNNE STIMPSON, Debi , Beaver , I once com- plained that I had no shoes until I met a man who had no feet. Monocle Staff 2, Memorial Thespians 1, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Library Assistants 2,3, Historian 2, Secretary 3, Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-President 4. JANET STOGNIEVK The best way to suppose what will come is to remember thepast. DENNIS A. STONE, Den , Student Teacher 3. DIANNE ELIZABETH STRUSA, Di , Struss , You never know what you really have until you have lost it. Student Teacher 3, Booster Club 1. GREGORY D. SUFA71 Greg , Pure as the driven snow, but he drifted. Student Teacher 2,3, Bowling Team 3 . KATHLEEN NORA ANN SULLIVAN, Kathy , Sully , Proud Mary , She thinks too much: such women are dangerous. Student Council Delegate 4, Co-Chairman 4, Home Room Representative 3, Student Teacher 2, MERP Week-end 3,4, Monocle Staff 1,3,4, Fea- ture Editor 4, Paraphemalia Staff 3,4, Memorial Thespians 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Assem- bly Committee 3,4, Memorial Week Committee 3,4, High School Bowl 3,4, St. Paul's ASP 3, Youth Coalition for Muskie 4, Students Against Pollution 2. SHAUNNA SULLIVAN, Transfer from Immaculata High School. Booster Club 2, Art Club 3. JANET S YL VESTER, Jan , Sylvester'l, Student Teacher 3, Gym Team 1, Glee Club 1. Most Talkative Karen Healy, Roger Huard, Colleen 0'Neil. MARY M. SYLVESTER, Student Council Delegate 1,2,3, Home Room Representative 3,4, Student Teacher 1,2,3, Booster Club 1,2, 3. JAYSYSYN, We measure oursleves by what we feel we are able to accomplish - others measure us by what we have accomplished. Student Council Altemate 1,2, Student Teacher 1,2, MERP Week- end 3, Science Club 1, Memorial Week Skits 4, Talent Show 1,2. THOMAS .L SZOPA, Tom , It's nice to be important, -but it's more important to be nice. Tutorial Program 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4. JUDITH LYNN TAGGAR71 Tag , Zelda , Love is like birth, it comes when it's ready. Student Teacher 2,3, Memorial Thespians 2, Paraphemalia 1,2,3, Booster Club 1,2, Art Club 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Memorial Week Committee 1,2,3. MARCEL TANCREDO, Tank . STEVE TA THAM Tate , German Club 1-4. KAREN TEUBER, Tubie . DA VID THERRIEN, Dave , Bowling Team 1, Talent Show 1. RICHARD PAUL THIBAUL71 Dick , Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. Paraphema- lia 3. DEBRA JEAN THOMPSON, Debbie , Squeak , Silence is Golden. National Honor Society 3,4, Student Library Assistants 3, 4, Historian 4, Career Comer Aides 3, Band 1,2,3, Spanish Club 3. JAMES E. THOMAS. THOMAS FRANCIS THORNTON Thunder , Student Council Altemate 4, Student Teacher 1,2,3, Golf Team 2,3,4, Ski Team 3,4, Memorial Week Skits 1. GARY TIVEX Tivey , Take it any way you get it, it don't come easy. Student Teacher 1,2,3, Paraphemalia 2, Editor 2, Art Club 2, 3. DENIS TREMBLAY1 Den , Eat, drink, and be merry. DIANE TREMBLAX Transfer from St. Anthony High School, LORRAINE MURIEL TREMBLAK Lorri , Friendship cannot be mentioned but can be shown. Student Library Assistants 1, Physical education Club 1,2, Career Comor Aides 1 . DIANE TRINITYQ Dia , Eat, drink, and be merry, it's a long way down. Student Teacher 1,2, Science Club 4. PATRICIA CLAIRE TROTYI Pat , Lend a hand in making this world a better one, while you can. ELAINE ANNE TRUMBLE, Cat , MERP Week-end 3,4, Memo- rial Week Skits 1,2. JACK MORRIS TUCKER, JR., Jack , It's been a long time com- ing. ' Transfer from Binghamton Central High School. SUSAN B. TUCKER, Suzy , Student Teacher 3, Paraphemalia Staff 2, Memorial Thespians 2, Booster Club 2, All-State Chorus 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Chorus 2,3,4, Folk Assemblies 2,3, LINDA ANN TURCOTTE, Lin , Transfer from St. Anthony High School. Friendliness is the key to understanding and love. ANDREW M. TYZBIR, Andy , Tizzy , Man must have knowl- edge to create. He may have the urge to create, but without knowl- edge he's lost. SUSAN DORIS VAILLANCOUR71 Emie , Parka , Transfer from Immaculata High School. DANA VOSE VALENTE, Dana , Student Council Delegate 2, Memorial Thespians 2,3, Bowling Team 2,3,4, German Club 2,3, J.V. Baseball 3. MIKE A. VALENTE, Igor'l, Bowling Team 3, J.V. Football 2, J .V. Baseball 3. DONNA MARY ANNE VILLEMAIRE, Fangs , Vandy , Love means never having to say you 're sorry. Memorial Week Commit- tee 3,4, Talent Show 3,4. GARY ARTHUR VINCENT Vince , Life is like a beer - once you lose your head, you're all through. Student Council Delegate 4, J .V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3,4. LYNDA VOLIOTIS, Man can find meaning in life only through devoting himself to society. Booster Club 2,3,4. MARK A. WADE, Mark , 'Tf you want something done right, do it yourself. Student Teacher 1, Radio Club 1-4, President 1-4. BRIAN WALKER, Speedy , Band 1-4, Stage Band 3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4. STEVEN J. WARREN, Crazy , When you've seen beyond your- self then you may find peace of mind waiting there. Student Teacher 1, Debate Team 2, Radio Club 3. GARY WEA VER, Mick . JOHN EDMOND WEBBER, John , Webber , Bowling Team 2, Chess Club 1, Business Education Club 1, Radio Club 1, Science Club 2, Judo 1. MICHAEL WEBSTER, Web , Student Council Altemate 2, Stu- dent Council Delegate 1, Home Room Representative 1,2, Student Teacher, 1,2, Memorial Week Skits 1,4. WENDY L. WEBSTER, Student Council Alternate 1, Student Council Delegate 4, Student Library Assistants 4, All-State Band 2, Art is a jealous thing, it requires one whole and entire man. DEBORAH WELCH, Debbie , Mock Election 3,4, Memorial Week Committee 4, Talent Show 4. LESLIE PAUL WEYMOUTH, Les , Chester , Don't mind me I'm weird today. Assembly Committee 4. Transfer from Pinkerton Academy. CHARLES CLARK WHEELER, Moon Unit , Judo 1-4. STEPHAN S. WHEELER, Steve , Wheels . DONALD WHITE, Mighty White , Whitey Ford , Sump-up, 'Love and be loved! Student Teacher 1, Physical education 1, German Club 1,2, Vice-President 2, Judo 1,2, Rifle Club 1. TIMOTHY L. WHITE, Tim , Transfer from Marlboro High School. DA VID WIGGIM Wigs . MARILYN JO-AN WILSON, Lynn , The man who loves himself is in for a life long relationship. Mock Election 3,4, Excalibur Staff 4, Future Nurses of America 1,2,3, Cap and Gowns 4, Glee Club 1,2, Chorus 3,4, Memorial Week Committee 3,4, Auditor 4. LOREN C. WOOD, Beasley , All-State Band 2, Band 1-4, Chorus 4, Stage Band 3,4, Sound Generation 3,4, All-City Band 2, SYMS 1- 4, Thanksgiving Assembly 1-4. LORRIE JEAN WRIGHT, Falla , Oh yeah, huh no. DONNA MARIA WYSKIEL, Memorial Thespians 1, A Man For All Seasons 1, Chorus 2. IRENE YOB, Yabba , To know is nothing at all,' to imagine is everything. Transfer from Goffstown High School. Student 'Teach- er 2,3, Art Club 2,3,4, Assembly Committee 3, Pep Rally Skit 3. JOSEPH MICHAEL ZADOROZNY2 Joe . MARK R. ZAROTNY. JANINA MARIA ZIAKAS, Jani , Light a candle in the wind: if the wind blows it out, nevertheless you lit it. Student Council Del- egate 4, Excalibur Advertising Staff 4, Memorial Thespians 1,2, Arsenic and Old Lace 1, Paraphemalia 3,4, Art Editor 4. DA VID ZOGOPOULOS, Zogo , Transfer from Central High School. Most Athletic Mike Foumier, Marylou Kosmatka, Janet Cote, Ron Houle. f i. :A.-QM., - - B , .- Ax'Q33Q,f f .35 ,. .jeep 1. Laurette Bourgeois I've got the frizzie blues! 2. Dale Samson Don't you ever look again. 3. Brenda Beehler I should be ashamed of myself. 4. Joanne Monahan Ah - that feels better. 5. Susan Shappell Take me to the rice paddies . 6. John Schunemann They call me king of the throne! 7. Janet Sylvester Big as George, he's my dog. 8. Mary Sylvester Look ma, no teeth. 9. Sharon Elwood Maybe l'll be Apple Blossom Queen some day. 10. Evangeline Avdis And I got most dig'niHed, golly. pi . Colleen O'Neill Can you dig it, can you dig it. . Lee Petruk Slap your mouth, fresh. . Ronald Hou1e Look ma, no chocolate mess . . Miss Gregorious Waiting for my sweetie. . Mark Constant Keep on trucking Mama . . Debbie Hickey Pass me the Coppertonef' . Mary Spahn Food . Sandra Fitzgerald The call me the Hidden Gabor Sister . Jennifer MacKenzie Hello Big Boy ! Best Wishes From HAMMOND EGGS Marilyn Economou, bequeath my house to the beat- Trinity bonfire. Brenda Compono, bequeath to Gail Prince the advan- tages and disadvantages of being only 5 feet tall. Irene Yob, bequeath to Barbra Cook one years supply of chewed bazooka bubble gum. Nancy Manter, bequeath to anyone interested 36 tickets to ride the big yellow school bus from Candia. Bob Ricard, bequeath to the cafeteria one rotten apple for next years lunches. Louise Boudreau, bequeath to any junior who wants to be spotted easily my red hair. Sharon Rife, bequeath to Wanda McQuarri, my white rabbit ears and cotton tail. Sue Tucker, bequeath to all the deadbeats my smile. Jackie Allaire, bequeath to Rocky my book on how to catch a teenage boy and what to do after you've caught him. Tony Adams, bequeath to all Irish students the ability to fight off all Frenchmen. Rosanne Burkush, bequeath to Bobby Bryant my deep voice so he can get out of trouble without a squeak. Kathy Sullivan, bequeath to any deserving freshman, my ability to be thrown out of English class and still keep an A average. Bill Copadis, bequeath to any unsuspecting upcoming junior my A-number 1 front row seat in Mr. Pignone's College Chemistry class. Jill Ranfos, bequeath to any majorette who wants it my ability to make faces when I drop my baton. Richard Rattigan, bequeath to anyone with a big, wet tongue my job of licking stamps for the MONOCLE. Sue Dearborn, bequeath to my baby brother my Sun- maid raisins for lunch in hopes that they give him enough energy to tell my old chicken jokes. 197 I, Linda Caron, bequeath to Gayle Caron my half of the empty gas tank. I, Pam Saindon, bequeath to anyone who enjoys life my giggles. I, Audrey Campbell, bequeath to future honor study stu- dents Miss Bryson. I, Tom Jennings, bequeath to Ed Chase my dents so he can get laughed at . I, Karen Fay, bequeath to Barbara Pancoast my locker in hope that she doesn't find a strange guy occupying it like I did. I, Pam Somers, bequeath to my sister, Debbie, my chair reserved for me in the 406 bathroom. I, Dick Proulx, beaueath to Gary Vincent my heights. I, Dana Valente, bequeath to Mr. Menswar my baseball bat. I, Dotty Richard, bequeath to Laurie Roux an old, used up bus card. ' I, Janet Stogniew, bequeath to anyone who wants it my intricate vocabulary so they can cunfuse everyone. I, Dennis Palmer, bequeath to Larry Bournival my ability to catch a football. I, Ray Breault, bequeath to any interested junior the ad- dress of my barber. I, Sue Shappell, bequeath to Sally Gluckert a big, thick edition of Teen-Age Charm so she'll never be bored, no matter where she goes. I, Teri Russell bequeath to Memorial High School my brother, Bryan. I, Janet Blouin, bequeath to any freshman with guts my sick jokes. I, Steve Philbrick, bequeath to Mark Field my old beat up sneakers so he may wear them in good health. I, Lynne Nassoura, bequeath to the good kids in the school the ability to withstand the Click. I, Robert Holmes, bequeath to any hard-working fool who wants it my laziness . NAME Cecile Isabelle Carolyn Marcoux Rosemary Beligianis Donald White Lorraine Trembly Tom Kouletisis Denise Croteau Denise Labreque Barbara DeCato Jeff Davis Louise Boudreau Mike Bryant Kathy Sullivan Audrey Campbell Patricia Trott Dick Proulx Daniel O'Neil Linda Ameen Louise Huard Donna Merrill Gary Gelinas Stephen Juneau Elaine Trumble Peter Brown Richard Thibault John Miranda Stan Felong Lynn Ewing Paris Chaloge Karin Esyk Jan Felix Sue Chartier Dave Provencher Brenda Joyce Mike Webster Dennis Stone Jackie Godbout David Letendre Kathy Hoyt John Cowette Jane Beaulieu Deb Stimpson Stan Fudula Dave Lafond Linda Keenan Cheryl Barton Rick Melim Clark Karolian Jack Tucker Sue Tucker I AM HAPPIEST WHEN Goofing-off I get my own way At the beach Walking at night with friends After Period H At a winning school game Eating and drinking At football games With Jeff I'm with Barbara Not doing dishes Looking at snack-paks Reading Spending Money Summer Comes I can see in front of me Skiing Far away from Gene Brown I can't stop laughing It snows Riding my bike with my favorite girl on the back Sleeping With my friends 70 miles away on a Saturday night We win football games Working in a shoe department Sleeping At the beach Singing 1 At a beach durmg sunset In the White Mts. Skiing Sleeping At the beach Skiing Eating With people who are not complaining Driving At the beach Listening to hard rock I have no worries Talking Thinking of selling my car Skiing Cheering Riding through an open field on a mini bike Playing football Driving my Cadillac With the wife or sleeping With the one I love MY PET PEEVE IS Hypocrites Someone who says Never mind Time flying Being alone Sitting in class doing nothing Following people who don't know how to drive Dentists Not knowing what's going on Jeff in a bad mood Little Brothers and Smiths Dirty feet Sound of people chewing Crassness and gauche people Tatooed sailors Gossipers Not finding a pair of pants short enough People who are not thankful Gene Brown Greasy hair Fights over the phone People that don't like or play sports Someone borrowing pencils and not retuming them Being called a scrounge Bubblegum music Not having Columbus day off People who are late Slow drivers Ronchy root beer Apricots MUNG!l American Gov't Smelling B.O. in the lunch line Skinny girls in body shirts Waiting for people Noisy eaters Rainy days My natural curly hair and frizz Teenyboppers Superior people The clique Being at Mac's Cigarette smoke Home room People who chew food with their mouths open Swollen heads Immature boys Rookie teachers Small cars that can't move Physical labor People who don't smile 198 MY WEAKNESS IS Cheeseburgers Beautiful blue eyes and nice teeth Talking alot and always askmg questions Girls! Getting up in the moming Food Indian apples Guys with glasses Pizza with Jeff Barbara's smile Chocolate Frenchets and Francines Boston Red Sox and orangeade Scottish accents Getting up in the moming Doing nothing Girls crying Long hair on guys Blonde hair, blue eyes and red faces Ice cream Cold baked beans with ketchup Food Scrounging Eating and sleeping Girls Orange sherbert Spaghetti Big noses Greek food and chocolate Blue-eyed Califomians Chinese food Blonde hair and blue eyes Beautiful blondes Ice cream with chocolate syrup Nice legs Food Motorcycles Drag racing Mustaches Radicalism Going out to eat Cashew nuts ' Chocolate ice cream Girls with red hair Roses Handsome, muscular hockey players Strawberries White Cadillacs Tears My hubby It's the real thing. Cggge. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF MANCHESTER, INC. Congratulations to the Graduates Maiden Funeral Home Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 ORCHARD VIEW FARMS Quality Apples, Peaches and Pears in Season Quentin D. Elwood 8: Son South High Range Road Londonderry Tel. 432-5719 Stan's Measury Paint Store Wholesale and Retail Wallpaper - Painter's Supplies Art Supplies 77 Amherst Street Manchester, N. H. Tel. 625-8953 LAKESIDE LANES The Action House for the Active Bowler Trophies for all Occasions Air Conditioned - Plenty of Free Parking Nursery - Meeting Room Reservations Accepted John Baldasaro Massabesic Circle Red Gagnon Tel. 627-7722 Mr. Bee's Flowerland and Garden Centers Main Store D. W. Highway, North Manchester, N. H. Branch Store South Willow Street Manchester, N. H. 200 Telephone 669-7875 Institution for youth and adult Certificate Issues for Insurance deduction MR. K'S DRIVING TRAINING SCHOOL Learn the safe way Drive with Mr. K Steve Kyriazis 2 Harold St. Director Manchester, N. H. MONTOUR'S FOR MAL WEAR Formal Wear for All Occasions Tuxedos - Shoes - Casuals 4116 Main Street Manchester, N. H. Phone 622-3121 Art Novelty Co., Inc. Decorations And Party Favors 622-8922 Queen City Bowling Lanes 84 West Bridge Street Manchester, N. H. Tel. 624-4413 Open 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sundays 1 p.m. to 12 p.m. 201 Houle's Beauty Academy 67 Stark St., Manchester, N .H. 03103 9 1-.1.603-622-5851 CHAGNON S Complete basic cosmetology course Plus G- 1. Advanced hair styling 2. Visual aid instruction 3. 45 Human haired rnannequins UA-ll your garded needsv 4. Complete wig styling course 5. Course on beauty, charm and poise 365 Second street. Manchester, N. H. 6. Lifetime job placement service Tel-N11 2-6022 Roger H. Chaslwn Open door policy of showing Counselors, Parents and Applicants how we teach and why our 35 years of teaching experience pro- vides unique advantages to our students. MAY WE BE OF ASSISTANCE TO YOUR STUDENTS? R. G. TESSIER AGENCY DESJARDINS CO. INC. Roland R. Tessier, Agent Diamond Merchants - Jewelers Insurance of All Kinds Telephone 625-5013 - 922 Elm Street Manchester, N. H. Manchester, New Hampshire 03101 Debby McKinney goes wild LEMAY BROTHERS ov er Junior Deb Shop. Jewelers - silversmiths Duds next to Guys and Gals 1225 Elm Street D . I Manchester, N- H- Best Wishes - J unlor Deb Shop 202 Do you want your son to grow up to be a shake man? Shake man. Window man. Wrap man. Grill man. Bun man. These are some ol the robs lilled by the 21-thousand high school and college men who work lull or part-time lor McDonald's, Working as a skilled team, these young men make and sell an incredible nearly 2 million hamburgers every day, not to mention shakes and lish sandwiches and orders ol French Fries numbering in the hundreds ol thousands. We don't know il the skills learned by the young men will help lhem become better doctors and lawyers-although their association with McDonaId's certainly has some bearing on their ability to pursue professional careers in the lirst place. The tact may be that a good bun man makes a better doctor than a non-bun man. Who knows? Then again. maybe some ol the young men will become McDonald's operators. even owners. Whatever happens, it's a leadpipe cinch that being able to make a good hamburger never hurt anyone. Mcbonalcl' CE M DonaId's is your kind of place 196 So. Willow St., Manchester, N .H. 203 IBNJIIY 'l'0'l'M4 liI.IiII'l'llIlI X X , V 5- . LIVING- -- P X Pusuc SERVICE HOHHIIEWIYG Company of Nnw Hampuhlrl xmllmz nlmm j f la.-mmf: mix - -- .xm mx1m'1oxi3H - l N wmzx Hmr-:R mx:-'mmzrmox LEAVITT'S DEPARTMENT STORE 855 Elm Street, Manchester, N. H. 6 Big Floors of Savings Use Your Convenient Charge Account Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 MURBY'S SERVICE STATION INC. Mobil Corner of S. Willow St. and Weston Road HENRY'S SIIPER SHELL Ignition service, tune up 8a brake specialist We also rebuild carburetors and on the spot road service. Dyna-vision engine analyzer Tel 622-1311 So. Willow and Weston Rd., Manchester, N.H. Best Wishes From THE MONOCLE 204 Y 7 UQM' , ,Jace V5 -N ax' ,fo fro ggxiilb s' l M .ff Skt 01106 'fo av ui so-Y N4-9 'move' sqylywpdg ' Y-dow' ,yo COMf M0 cvi'oX4- 'b U00 ls ok- NAA u Ywrs -YG Of ,ua , Be-fifoc' Xu TN 0-KN VW' 91,4 'Sd,,N 0'. V ,wir H ,..,... . -vw ,' ' ' ' - !9X, 7. 5f LJJ'W ,,f of .- ' 4 ZWWZZQQWQQIM, Jfyf 0351139 fffyf'1fQ if9f'291 ??1f' Wb5J 1' 4',l7,!.'v4f!ljf Yrldf jf 1 . Q, ' L an Q Ns ii II 1 E .SQALVL 5 Q5 FTD 'Q -f 1 Q51 2, op im x .B LS-'S Z9 vc af? 629' '2- Q5 A XP x- - gl Q QJQEWLSXX- '25 ga ,poi 1 i Q. X 1 Y 3-p1uu 11i.