Oyster River High School - Trion Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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Choo! S We are the Bobcats . . . Number 1! And if you can't hear us, we'Il yell a lit- tle louder! . . . With four teams going to the championship last fall and more to come in the future, Oyster River stu- dents have good reason to proclaim their excellence. Though small in size, OR.l-l.S. is big in spirit. What we lack in number, we make up in skill and enthusiasm. And, in the years to come, we will continue to remain num- ber one. IO Opening

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A Dedication Oyster River High has been going strong for 25 years. We dedicate this yearbook to the faculty, the backbone of the system. Those who moved on left behind a unique qual- ity, and those who still teach pro- vide inspiration The Trion '80 hon- ors their efforts and deeply appreci- ates their contributions. The Trion '80 also pays special tribute to Mr. Milliken, one of our original teachers who retired after 24 years of dedicated service. The yearbook staff, along with the faculty and student body, wish to pay their respects to two students who passed away in early spring. Douglas Houghton, a Sophomore, died after bravely battling against terminal cancer. Katherine Bailey, a Senior that graduated in January, died ofa sudden illness. In M emorzanfz June3 1963 MarCh6 1980 Principal C145 George W. Pasichuke CVice Principal5 C55 Gerald Daley C55 Clyde J. LaVine C25 John H. Day Vice Principal C175 Neil Shapiro C225 Robert C. Baxter CHistory5 English Department C255 Deborah Estaver C235 Beverly Strout C145 S. Carleton Guptill C135 Beverly F. Dingle C1 15 Irene Wight C95 George Griewank C85 Robert Nilson C55 Stella Ericson C55 Paul Gasowski C55 Elizabeth Whaley C25 Marlene Bell C25 Elizabeth Dodge C25 Jay Simmons C15 Thomas R. Doran Doug Life shown in his eyes bright as Christmas tree lights Making boring classes laughter He had a unique way something of his own style to make a school a toy even if by a joke Now as the days continue to grow So will he in a whole new way Yet will have many a memory ot Doug s happy face in our thoughts No matter the amount of pain Life was something he liked to share Here one day and with even now As life grows onthe eternity. MK 3i6i8O Rob Rice St David Estes Douglas Houghton and crowded halls smiles. I2 Opening C15 Susan Edwards C15 Shirley Kotheimer C15 Rodger McGlone C15 Evelyn I. Vedeler Math Department C1 75 Cornelia C. Kitfield C145 Barbara D. Hill C95 Petar Stoykovich C85 Robert Nilson CSocial Studies5 C65 Bernard J. Robinson C55 Richard H. Balomenos C55 Richard D. Norman C45 Archer G. Buck C45 Susan Chamberlin C35 Razel Kallberg C35 Jill Smith C25 Dorothy Comolli C25 Patricia M. Craig C25 Roger Formisano C15 Marianne Dame C15 B. Robert Ellis C15 Patricia M. Kovalick C15 Kathleen Myerson C15 David Nichols C1 5 Alice Noyes CPhysics5 Science Department C205 Eleanor T. Milliken C195 Roger W. Woodhead C145 Joseph N. Kazura C85 Cathleen Coakley C45 Susan Chamberlin C45 Jack Chase C45 Shirley Forrest C45 Donald Gambino C45 Charles Perry C25 William L. Bathchelder C25 Muriel Baxter C15 Barbara S. McGinley C15 Polly M. Moore C15 Joan Savage C1 5 Susan Thorne C1 5 Susan Delaney Social Studies Dept. C145 Marie H. Myers CGerman5 C145 S. Carleton Guptill C45 Alex Herlihy C45 Richard C. Pecunies C25 Mary Bowley C25 J. Kevin Foley C25 Peter Kling C25 Alan Stevens C15 Shirley Kotheimer C1 5 William J. Maley C15 Norman E. Merrow C15 George R. Nugent C1 5 Wayne Pruitt C15 John Tucker Language Dept. C245 Frank R. Milliken C125 Julie Dubois C95 Susan Smith C45 Robert L. Treat C45 Marie A. Waldron C35 James Colbath C35 Anne Hendrickson C35 Ronald W. Lewis