Pembroke Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pembroke, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1965 volume:

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HERBERT PETELLE Mr. Petelle became our class advisor only two years ago, but already we have come to depend upon his sympathetic ear and his constructive suggestions. During the Carni- val activities he gave us great moral support and during the decorating for the Junior Prom he stayed with the hardest workers until 4:15 Saturday morning! Our most sincere thanks to you, Mr. Petelle, for donating your time and efforts to our final years at the Academy. MR, GEORGE COFRAN, Chairman Board of Trustees MR. JOHN COTTON, Headmaster If-1 A4 IAN! MR, JAMES RAYMOND, Guidance Counselor MR, REDMQND CARROLL, Assistant Headmaster 5 secretary MRS. DAISY ATWOOD enghsh MRS. CONSTANCE MARQUEZ Keene State College, B.Ed. MISS NINA CLARK University of New Hampshire, B.S. Head of English Department MRS. JANICE DAVIS Keene State College, B.Ed. MRS. JOAN TUNNELL Plymouth State College, B.Ed. MRS. ELIZABETH DAVIDSON Colby College, B.A. ,ww l 'U' 41 P f. WM languages MR. GEORGE KELLY St. Anselm's College, B.A. French MISS THERESA DUMARESQUE Mt. Saint Mary's College French, Student teacher MR. FRANCIS CLISH University of Maine, B.A. Latin effice practice v MRS. ROSAMOND HINGSTON Plymouth State College, B.Ed. MRS. HENRIETTE GIRARD Mt. Saint Mary College, B.S. l 7 librarian MRS. JEANETTE WINSLOW Simmons College, B.A. sciences MR. REDMOND CARROLL Springfield, B.S. MR. PETER KALIGIAN Springfield, B.S. MR. NORMAN BIRCH Plymouth State, B.S. ,WO ,K ,,,,ff'l mathematics Mtv MR. ARTHUR JACKSON Plymouth State College, B.Ed. MR. HERBERT PETELLE Keene State College, B.Ed. industrial arts MR. RONALD RUSH Keene State College, B.Ed. MR. LEON FRECHETTE Keene State College, B.Ed.. 8 home economics MRS. CHRISTINA NELSON Framingham State College, B.S. 9 social studies MR. FRANCIS DAVIS ' Keene State College, B.Ed. MRS. JUDITH SNELL Plymouth State College, B.Ed. MR. ARNOLD STEENBERGEN Keene State College, B.Ed. gW f'7M g WW i will sch ool n u rse MRS. EDITH ELLIOTT music MR. WADSWORTH WINSLOW Boston University, B.S. 10 custod ia ns MR. JOHN FARNUM MR. ANDRE RAYMOND I'Tl3tl'Ol l Cnot picturedj MRS. ARTHUR GARON physical education MRS. JOAN TUNNELL Plymouth State College, B.Ed. MR. PETER KALIGIAN Springfield College, B.S. iz A Styli We, the Seniors of Pembroke Academy, are about to enter a new world. For four years we have been preparing for that moment. Each of us has had time to decide our own futures. This may mean nothing to you underclassmen, but when you become Seniors you will understand what l am trying to say. Never let high school be just a place you attend one hundred and eighty days out of the year. Your future will depend upon what you have accomplished during your high school days. We have thought many times about what it was like for the seniors who preceeded us. Now we are about to become a part of that tradition and you, the underclassmen, will then have your chance to become seniors. As my last duty I would like to urge each student to prepare for his own graduation and role in life. That means, learn what you can from Pembroke Academy as you will soon be on'your own and need to make mature judgments. Take care and God bless you, WMP President 'Q is RICHARD BIRON GARY LITTLE KATHY rosren JoAN Hlucnurre SANDRA HARRIS 14 JAMES BOUDREAU PAUL LECLAIR RICHARD MORRILL MARGO MORGAN KRISTINE PAULSEN 15 E521 iw, R422 ,L T51-f 'ig IRENE ABBOTT CAROL ALLAIRE THOMAS AYERS SUZANNE SAUCIER THERESA BEAULIEU ROBERT BACON LORRAINE BAILLARGEON SUSAN BARIL BONNIE BETTIS MARY-EVELYN BIGGERS DENISE BILODEAU MARTHA BILODEAU I 7 N SONJA BJORNSTAD SUSAN BOUCHARD ANITA BRISBOIS ERNEST CALL ELIZABETH MORIN RONALD VALLEY LORRAINE BOULET JOYCE BOYNTON JAMES BUMFORD EDYTHE CHILDS DONALD CONNOR TIMOTHY WARREN nzznnxnaf --www NM-nn 1.31 wufnmsnun- J MARGARET CUTTER BETTY CYR SUSAN DESROSIERS WILLIAM DIONNE- ROBERT DROLET SUSAN FOSS ,, : Va i . QV PL PERRY EATON MARCIA FRENCH GEORGE GAGNE ,T,,,H . DONALD DICKENS VICTOR FLEURY JOAN GAGNE OWEN GASKELL LOUISE GIRARD RICHARD PERUN EDWARD HAGGETT GRACE VERVILLE LORA HERRON RICHARD POITRAS SHARON HALL EDGAR HARTFORD DIANE HILLMAN MARY HUGGINS KENNETH KELLY PETER KERSTING BETTY KIMBALL DENNIS LABERGE JUDITH LAFORTUNE RICHARD NOLIN QQ' ' V - 3 W' K PETER KING STEPHANIE KRENN GARY KROCHMAL ! V, x ,M- 1 P fi-LIL O0 L RAM 7 17 ,L 'JV , ., fl 1 KL, Q P' 'flux A 4 4 v 71- V ' r :Xl L I L ,P wx L 'Q H l Vg ,1 L 1 fl W ff I U ,ffl If 'I I, r if I ,, ' L I7 '57 K, PAUL LAMBERT PAUL LASCELLE BEVERLY LAVENTURE MAURICE LAVERTU CLAIRE LEVESQUE JANET LEVESQUE JANINE MONDOUX MICHAEL MULLER NANCY MUNROE JEANNE NEVEU PATRICIA LITTLEFIELD MARGARET LOSO GORDON MACMILLAN DOROTHY GELINAS CLAYTON CHADBOURNE JOYCE ORCUTT NANCY OWEN SUZANNE PARENTEAU LINDA PARSONS DIANE PICKERING RICHARD POITRAS ROBERT A. RICHARD ROBERT M. RICHARD LORRAINE PERRON PAUL GUIMOND EDWARD PREVE VIRGINIA PREVE WAYNE ROBIE SUZANNE ROY STEPHEN SATURLEY CORY SHUTER JEANNE CHASE 5 JANICE SHARP BARBARA THAYER 30 JEANINE BARNES SHARON HENREY DAN SCHLEHUBER PAUL VEZINA SANDRA SHERBURNE CYNTHIA TURGEON DONNA SEVERANCE MARY STEELE CARMELA COOPER LINDA WEAD NEAL WELLS CLAUDIA WHITTINGTON SUSAN WINSLOW CYNTHIA WORTH LINDA YOUNG S E N I O R I A C T I V I T I E S STAFF FIRST ROW: Stephen Saturley, Cbusiness managerj Denise Bilodeau, Gary Little, fLayoutJ, Mary Steele, Qbusiness managerj, Stephanie Krenn, fco-editorb James Boudreau, Cco-editorj, Kristine Paulsen, CArtJ Nancy Munroe, Martha Bilodeau, Mrs. Davidson, Ad visor. SECOND ROW: Sonja Bjornstad, Joan Hinch cliffe, Virginia Preve, Diane Hillman, Anita Brisbois Mary Evelyn Biggers, Suzanne Roy, Margo Morgan OUR ADVISOR Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson Linda Parsons, Linda Wead. THIRD ROW: Edythe Childs, Sandra Harris, Betty Cyr, Peggy Cutter, Clau- dia Whittington, Lorraine Perron, Joyce Orcutt, San- dra Sherbourne, Grace Verville. FOURTH ROW: Robert M. Richard, Janice Sharp, Susan Desrosiers, Michael Muller, Thomas Ayers, Richard Biron, Donna Sever- ance. CO-EDITORS Stephanie Krenn and Jim Boudreau. ve la, K Bob Richards, Rick Biron, and Mike Muller STAFF BUSINESS MANAGERS STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Mary Steele and Steve Saturley ART DIRECTOR - Kris Paulsen HEAD OF LAYOUTS - Gary Lift! 35 SENIOR PLAY You will remember everything - perfectly. '- 'f 'f n . .N Q., Cheer up Ricky, beauty is only skin deep. Margaret Tennyson Jackie Tennyson Rhodora Roger Tennyson Walter P. Latherby Daniel Tennyson Arthur Barnard Miss Baker Linda Barnard Jeannie Wilson Puff Carla Carlson A Policewoman Dr. VonBarf Miss Booth THE PERFECT IDIOT i Our advisor, Mrs. Morrill, at work. Roger, Latherby, this is disgraceful. Margo Morgan Gordon MacMillan Suzanne Roy Richard Biron Tom Ayers James Boudreau Steve Saturley Stephanie Krenn Kris Paulsen Mary E. Biggers Robert A. Richard Edythe Childs Lorraine Perron Richard Morrill Nancy Munroe Parsnips, l've got to get my parsnips 37 Junior Prom Committee FIRST ROW: Robert Bacon, James Boudreau, Stephanie Krenn, Mau- rice Lavertu, Mrs. Girard, Mr. Petelle, Kristine Paulsen, Mary Steele, Suzanne Roy. SECOND ROW: Gary Krochmal, Susan Desrosiers, James Bumford, Margo Morgan, Richard Biron, Judith LaFortune, Vir- ginia Preve, Paul LeClair, Denise Bilodeau, THIRD ROW: Ernest Call, Martha Bilodeau, Thomas Ayers, Susan Foss, Paul Lascelle, Suzanne Parenteau, Donald Connor, Grace Verville, Richard Morrill. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Munroe, Nancy Owen, Dona Severence, Stephen Saturl- ey, Betty Cyr, Robert A. Richard, Louise Girard, Danny Schlehuber, Joan Hinchliffe, Mary Biggers, Susan Bouchard. FIFI'H ROW: Sonja Bjornstead, Sandra Harris, Claudia Whittington, Beverly Laventure, Lorraine Perron, Kathy Foster, Diane Hillman, Edith Childs, Cynthia Worth, Joyce Orcutt. . X y A 38 l Xfi- Z., 1 H 'Q hr o fv r'1,'i 43. , f Q m , .-9414-Mf . , iltifiil fii ll Iii F1 fvyfii ervsvefa ,fd ,O X Q fx - 51.3 2 ,,,..N-...- D fx n-eg-4.7 WVUDJ SU PERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL BEST DANCERS MOST RESPECTED Robert Bacon Mary-Eve Biggers S MOST POPULAR MOST DEPENDABLE ris au sen Pa I L I Kri P I ich d B athy F t R K BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESSES I MOST STUDIOUS , Stph Stly Ja Shp Th Ay rs S R y St ph Krenn 40 I MOST VERSATILE BEST DRESSED Rbr'tB MOST ATHLETIC Gary Little M a ry-Eve Rich dM ll M rth Bl d MOST COURTEOUS CLASS CLOWNS MOST SHY Sh n Henry Linda Wead BEST PERSONALITY Edward Hagg tt 41 l P.A. BULLETIN BOARD I I 42 l FRESH MAN CLASS OFFICERS ToP.A.Ud I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Luc ll R y d N ruc ail JUNIORS ' . is .. YZ'-Us -- S R.. W Q S , , 3,75 wma-L it J .L qs: Ellen Chase Robert Chickering Candice Cooper Larry Cooper John Coulahan Carmen Coulombe Marie Croteau John Currier Gerard Dauteuil Theresa Distadio Lisbeth Dole Christine Dowst James Doyle Diane Duclos we . - --F ,- J . or gif 49? RY' Q if it U. .A 'G' , ,1 , tm X N 6 i l 7' 3 L H. Michael Annis John Auger Dennis Greene Sharon Haggett Sandra Bacon Brenda Ballard Gloria Beauchesne Joyce Belanger Joan Benware Joanne Blazen Jane Bokum Elizabeth Bosiak Suzanne Bullard Patricia Campbell Stephen Cass Janet Chadbourne Dianna Chalko Arthur Chaput A W ,L , , at 3 is Q. ig , Y in x :tl F 'Ein i l, 4' D Sf ' X Q , . : ,L if at V 4 . X j . Q . 1 1 L 1 gi , , ,L , G Q, A -. 4 l ft . ' 'Ei are A J ', 53 1 f A l J yi QM I 6 , J K i .xi K bv .Q ,..,:, . . l L , , I A F. , Wx ,iw A vw ',,,., it . x S is fr if . ERE., . 1 . 8, R - J K L A we Q Judith Duford Sharon Ellis Margaret Fanny Lorraine Fleury Roger Forcier Raymond Ford Phillip Fortune Kathleen Fowler Stephen Fowler Gail Gagnon Philip Garon Marie Gaskell Lucille Girard Carol Gorey Edward Huggins Patricia Hurd Marie Jacob Elaine Hamilton Glenn Hinchliffe Terry Holt William Jones ' Diane Lajoie ' ' ' l ' Jeanne Laroche ,Q 1 - . X ' l W Elizabeth Kudrick - 3? :Ii , wh A xii NS g X e J Jeanine Lascelle Robert Laverdiere Joanne Lavoie Richard Lefebvre Joyce Little . Jean Littlefield Stephen Lombard X, Jacqueline Martal Lucille Martel Ronald W. Martel Neil McCully Bruce McComish Sharon McCormack James Meyer L. eilllfif Xe k se 13, .fa :ei 2, K f lti 5,53 1: ' -engizf S l axe , YQ.: hs? x E l.,. A e L1 K e 5. Q 'W ef we R si Ml ei . zzqh gilliaim 'anitehell - l ,,,,,. at au e orin L i,' V ,. Diane M0 ifl .3 ei', i 6 if s V Robert Morin ' ' Douglas Moses , .i . S R9df'ey Nedeau A 9' ii' Richard Neveu 5 Jean Noel W -'.,, , April olseh f'i- 2 Laura Parsons A Z is K, .3 , ggnnis Flzyelilr I 7 , ' K F Ie- NFIB 6 le IGI' L, ' 5 ff Rhona Perry - ,, ,. . 51 ,,l,i Daniel Pike Lucille Raymond Lorriane Richard ' H Sheila Riley ' 'P I , Patricia Rogers A, gif- .ff uzl, Tl x.. y DOUSIHS Ross K Jacqueline Roy ' N A ' Evelyn St. Germain Cheryl Sanborn Monique Saucier - Faye Scofield X Hazel Shea N Nancy Spinney Priscilla Stone QQ l X . i , X 4 5 Nancy Thayer A ' ' 1 ' Q Darryl Wagner w,,, , . i iy 5 J I - -. H e. Joyce Warren ' i 2 fy J -r qgqh ,Q . R -A K ck y ,y 1 Anna Weldon W, Qi it - 1 l ' . Elizabeth Whitfiflgmfl 'Q ' L Nancy Willoughby gee. 1 j f 4 Edwina Abbott Edward Allgeyer Roy Annis Clair Beauchesne R e Pauline Beaulieu Maurice Bernard Patricia Biggers Joanne Boynton Sharleen Bryant Marie Champagne Maryellen Childs y V, 5 ' Q ' M ,Q ' ' Gloria Belusle t 53 AQLL it - I Ti -A Q william Baron f N i i ' i- . , ', Dale Bodi f- Jii i s . Br Gary Bokum - A A ': ' l A Jarid Bond 5 R ' ' Robert Chase G 'ii' F cn I Clarke ,.rrz 5 ' f rfrd f' Q 1 , 52. J , ery 2 A - trli 2 - I ff , l ,J ,-fee Donna Comeau Dennis C0'1f'0f it 2 ': if . J Patsy Cota .I Q: , A if W Andrea Cote .-N ..,, 1 ' 1 jay? 8 Q-01 . Dot Courtamanche Q ggf-in 2 iikr i IQ! if Arthur Creon. 2:: A K Richard Curtis Q i w . j 3 . ' '1 -- 1: is 1 V 'x John Cusson Donald Damour Christine Dowst Janet Dugas Douglas Duguay Carl Earnshaw Lindsay Eaton Brent Edmonds David Fillmore Mary Fisher June Fleury Pamela Fleury Patricia Fleury Lucy Forcier br.. .sf i Q 2 3' K QE Qi J X ef ? JE -sg: ' ff' 2 H , ' ., f 1--X . i f f ' ,Fw 'LY' f F Q i . Q if Q 2 ..,, 'R A i 55 of wir, fi 1 Q 1 S ii'r J . get ' ji F A 'K lv- fi 1-sae, 1 s A 4+ We V ' ' 3,13 ' iii -2' gf. y ' .M , ig , X ,X I ,J Q RW J Q Si-fa i,,, 5 Q Q ,vi if R iff-v.,?:f 1, , - X ai: S 9, t. . ig, f,-sew' e. I 1' is X A s K Q . 1 N I Rachel Fortin Gary Foster Susan Foster Melvin French John Gagne Jeannette Gamelin Priscilla Garon Ronnie Gualding Helen Gelinas Roberta Gelinas Carl Gerhardt Linda Gilson Jeanine Girard Roger Gregoire John Hawkes Russell Hawkes Ellen Herron Robert Hevey Donald Hill Alfred Hillman Charles Jacobs ilu, !,'l' N. Lance Kilmister Bruce Kimball Wayne Kittredge Richard Lafreniere Daniel Langley Peter LeClair Ill Carolee Little ' 1 if I i , Q ,ll 1 .5 E. A , .3 fs jf ' ' . ii ews .. - ' L3 ts p.. : l . Nancy Jodoin Dwain Keeler James Keller Robert Kelsea Q s ' f Mes55g2fw EW? W? X? . l s t if : - A-,V . L .fza Q f James Mahair . E Paul Malmo: A. 298 Ta'cl'Z 'lt I ' L J f W rig ' Q ynt ia a e 1,24 355: 3 v , f I if gf 12, P I McCull M af. - we as ' ' S' ' Gail McCIea?y ,a ' 1 . Jonathan Meakim -' iiei V S ' Yay I I ' x iiiie J .L 'ik ,xV. I ' 5 K 4 Q l - , eae' -4 N i l .A J L- . .2 Q Avi . . L Q is ,.l s 5 me ' f if Q. S fr, V Q. Y A1 .E 4 I .2 .vA,v.,, A V .F if 3 ,iii ' 5 Q 'S f ' Wallace Russell Donna Severance Susan Sherbourne Larry Whipple Lawrence Yeaton Anita Swanson Norma Wagner Jeffrey Smith Dorene Wells Elizabeth Todd Helen Vezina Y' t SOPHOMORES 47 Tml,w SMVQQQ , i L ' ff' A 4' 5 fa N e , J' i 'Ha T? 'Q ' x Linda Meakin Susan Mellor Carlene Merrill Marie 'Meyer Katherine Moore Stephen Morgan Linda Morin Richard Morin Carol Moses Joanne Mulligan David Newton Sydney Osgood Paul Paquette Marcia Peaslee Donna Preve James Raymond William Raymond Michele Richardson Linda Risatti Marcel Roy Sheila Roy 4. V a -R L- e i' , 3 we A X1 fr 'Q ins, 'JM ' 1 Q. L -Q L lf' Nga A Q I Qc ',-. . is , U X Y' i im ' I Ee L W fire .ef L .1 fy! 5 if F- I , 5 ff Larry Abbott Robert Allaire Eleanor Auger Jack Adair Carl Allgeyer Mary Auger Donald Baker Ernest Beauchesne Robert Beale Roland Belisle Michael Bennett Gerald Bettis Craig Blackwell Ronald Boisvert Edith Bond Alfred Bodi Stephen Bosiak Robert Boudreau William Boudreau Diane Bothwick Ronald Bouffard Edward Brown Robert Call John Campbell Irene Cansler Norma Chase Pamela Cimikowski Bonnie Cole Lynda Cosgrove Robert Crowley Bonnie Cushing Florence Cusson David Damour Elaine Demers Robert Dole Sumner Dole Larry Drew Dennis Duford Patsy Duguay Brenda Dyment Kimberly Gay Sandy Emery Gerard Fleury Janet French Edith Fulton Normand Gagnon Mary Gauthier JoAnn Eaton JoAnn Fisher John Gunther 'Ne lf P vw 7: Barbara Backus Sandra Bagley 3 I 9 if SQ one to ,L t l 'wt gf L V if W L egg i t f ril A as ,L EY Q 231' if Q ff Qt, W gfxg .. ,QZFSF ' K 5 fi Ya l ' V 1 -' if .X L J.. .Qu , t J ft to A , 351- . , i f -:ze R g T: 0, ' vg a-,L V , QQ !! .ag , N ' - 1:' U ,4 H W' 3 ..-V 'e.r - ff.. 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'lqr Roberta Hilliard Michael Huggins J gsig - 3, . l f Q 'af , ' rt, . 3-3 'Ji A i .J 5 ZX .5 - I S J L-an 1 Y it rf'-1 f bi: wgii' ' .k i ff S H - g l tt J J ,J A Thomas Hummer Mary Ann Hyde 1 Q, . vim' A sb ,XX 1 4 1 Y 'Rl A Dwight Keeler Cynthia Kelley if -5 YY :rn It , . ,IA fi- , 1 X wi tg 'K .. .rt -1- Q Betty Keniston Dale Kilmister David Kersting Walter LaFortune X K if 1 'PA 5 ic? if it K ir! 1- - -e - L L ,.:... - , , L ., -3 is ' ' -S ' ,- 4:1255 Ar 2 ,, 7 11- . ..., , V 4 , , .RT .- ,' K , . ,. Q uv f ' ali T .- - S' C N. - :ig-v 4- iitfh L' - - eg. ' t, f We , , Q , vlef --, - L . i ,-.-we E TEL Q 1 ' x. A - A 5, - 3. '3 X at' 54 3' - Q F' 531' ' 'i fri S: J James Watterson yi, .oe-. 5' Q sh 1 -- ak fs. if Donna Wells A l + 1 .. , ., X: ss - if s Y W M ,ss X s x u . ,.. - . ---My 4 .. Lee Wheeler Wadsworth Winslow ' S- is 2 Q :fa sick Carson Wells Lee Wheeler Michael yeaton to X , ., , I . L if . - f f f 1 is ff r'r-- . X ,,,, ' 1, fi eees ,L X - ,Vr1feei,, I Judy Lavoie Rene Letendre Doris Levesque Linda Littlefield Edith Little Carol Martel Virginia Martel Barbara McCormack Ralph McCormack Glenn McLeary Ruth Meakim Arlene Mitchell Russell Moses Timothy Moore Allan Murphy Sandra Newton Jacqueline Neveu Dennis Nolin Charles Palmer John Perron Kenneth Perron Denise Pichette Donna Poulicakas Donald Raymond Ricky Preve Donna Quinn Sharon Raymond Frank Tosier Claudia Roach David Roy Kathy St. Cyr Thomas Saturley Vivian Saucier Martha Scannell William Stanley Mary Rollins Johnathon Taft Susan Todd Laura Townsend Frank Tozier William Viens Madeline Vigneault Cathy Zumbrennan William F. Yeatts F- , If , . .wil gs A CLUBS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Douglas Moses, Susan Winslow, Sonja Bjornstad, Sandra Harris, Treasurer: James Boudreau, President. SECOND ROW: Janice Sharp, Lorraine Perron, Secretary: Dl- ane Hillman, Vice-President: Jacqueline Martel, Margo Morgan, Stephanie Krenn, Suzanne Roy. THIRD ROW: Virginia Preve, Mary E. Biggers, Kathleen Fowler, Denise Bilodeau, Susan Desrosiers, Martha Bilodeau, Advisor, Miss Clark. The Whittemore Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of 18 members of the junior and senior classes. Its purposes and ideals are based upon character, scholarship, leadership and service. During the course of the school year the National Honor Society is engaged in many activities to promote these things throughout the school and community. These activities included one of Carl Desuz's lectures, the making of Christmas baskets and the awarding of scholarships. 50 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL FOREGROUND: Sandra Harris, Secretary: Richard Morrill, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: April Ol- son, Carmen Coulombe, Patricia Stone, Margo Morgan, Jacqueline Martel, Vice-President: James Boudreau, President: Elaine Demers, Sheila Roy, Kristine Paulsen, William Boud- reau. SECOND ROW: Carolee Little, Donna Wells, Joan Hinchliffe, Patricia Biggers, Sharlene Bryant, Roy Annis, Mr. Birch, Advisor. The Student Council is one of the functional bodies of the school. lts purpose is to form a closer relationship between the faculty and the student body: a supportive organization rather than an administrative. One of its major functions is to conduct our annual Winter Carnival and the annual candy sale for the Athletic Association. Membership is electorial and class apportionment is based upon seniority. Our eighteen members include six sen- iors, five juniors, four sophomores and three freshmen. 51 4 ,R ,l FIRST ROW: Jackie Martel fsecretaryjg James Boudreau fvice presidentj: Stephanie Krenn fpresidentjg Margo Morgan itreasurerjp Suzanne Roy itreasurerj. SECOND ROW: Mary Steele Anita Brisbois, Rachel Fortin, Sharleen Bryant, Florence Cusson, Edythe Bond, Pa- tricia Biggers, Kristine Paulsen, Susan Yeaton. THIRD ROW: Douglas Moses, Diane Hillman, Susan Winslow, Lorraine Perron, Edythe Childs, Mary Evelyn Biggers, Kitty Moore, Steve Lombard. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Ayers, Nancy Munroe, Betty Cyr, April Olson, Kathleen Fowler, Elaine Hamilton, Sheila Riley, Ellen Chase, Richard Biron. DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club is a large group of individuals united for the purpose of creative exercise and self-expression. Members find op- portunities to express themselves through plays, assemblies, and prize-speaking. Suzanne Roy and Stephanie Krenn both reached the semi-finals of the State Dramatic Contest. Profits from the successful Senior Play went to the Senior class and the proceeds from the Spring Play went into the Dollars For Scholars Fund. Club goals include adding to and improving the stage equipment. V Q Q IXN 52 BAND STANDING: Advisor, Mr. W. Winslow: Wadsworth Winslow Glenn Turgeon Neal Wells Cheryl Clark, Brenda Dyment. SITTING: Susan Winslow, Sandra Harris Steve Cass Kristine Paul sen, Peter Wells, James Waterson, fabsentj Doreen Wells CHORUS BACK ROW: Janet Dugas, Janice Sharp, Gail McLeary, Tom Saturley, Don Damour, David Damour, Mary Eve Biggers, Kris Paulsen, Sue Winslow. FOURTH ROW: Diane Bothwick, Carmela Cooper, Dorothy Gelinas, Robert Crowley, James Waterson, Brodie Wilcox, Walter LaFortune, Cynthia Turgeon, Elaine Demers, Mary Steele. THIRD ROW: Carlene Merrill, Cory Shuter, Bonnie Cole, Claudia Roach. SECOND ROW: Linda Gilson, Sandra Hartford, Priscila Garon. FIRST ROW: Patsy Dugay, Edythe Bond, Virginia Martel. FIRST ROW: Janice Sharp fTribuneJp Elizabeth Bosiak QTribuneJ: Elizabeth Kudrick QNHJCL Representativejg Elizabeth Todd CHistorianJ: Patricia Biggers fQuaestorj: Richard Curtis fConsul5g Patricia Rogers CConsulJ: Kathy Fowler CNHJCL Representativejg Craig Blackwell, Alfred Bodi, Mr. Clish fAdvisorJ. SECOND ROW: Edward Allgeyer, John Campbell, Michael Yeaton, Steve Bosiak, Sandra Engle, Denise Pechette, Pamela Cimikowski, Donna Wells, Brenda Dyment, Mary Evelyn Biggers, Florence Cusson, Elizabeth Keniston. THIRD ROW: Marcia Peaslee, Cheryl Clarke, Kim Gay, Claudia Roach, Susan Todd, Mary Rollins, Helen Hamel, Glen McClary, Donna Preve, Neil Wells. FOURTH ROW: Roy Annis CTribunej, Carol Moses, Michele Richardson, David Damour, Tom Saturley, Carl Allgeyer, Cynthia Tuttle, Diane Bothwick, Carson Wells. FlF'I'H ROW: Donald Hill, Carolee Little, Martha Scannell, Laura Townsend, Robert Dole, William Boudreau, Donald Damour, Frank Tozier, Thomas Hummer, Sumner Dole. ABSENT: Lee Wheeler. LATIN CLUB ln:--1 llli ill' mas carols are sung in Latin. 54 The Pembroke Academy Latin Club, affiliated with the National and New Hampshire Junior Classical Leagues, is now in its third year Its main purpose is to encourage the Latin students to take an interest in and to better appreciate classical culture of ancient Greece and Rome. The initiation is really done in Roman style. Togas add au thenticity to it and the slave sale helps give everyone a taste of Ro man life. A trip to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts to see the Clas sical section of films based upon Roman life add variety and depth to the club's activities. ln December the Saturnalia, the Roman counter part of our Christmas, is celebrated. Gifts are exchanged and Christ 7 ,1 , Ls .A FIRST ROW: Stephanie Krenn CNHFTA Delegatejg Kathleen Moore CCorresponding Secre- taryyg Lorraine Peron CRecording Secretarybz Claudia Whittington fPresidentJg Edythe Childs Nice-Presidentj: Priscilla Stone lHistorian7: Sheila Riley fTreasurerJ: Mr. Clish fAdvisorD. SECOND ROW: Andrea Cote, Janice Sharp, Nancy Spinney, Ellen Chase, Nancy Munroe, Betty Cyr, Louise Girard, Elaine Hamilton, Carmen Coulombe, Bonnie Cushing. THIRD ROW: Sharleen Bryant, Mary Steele, Donna Preve, Mary Ellen Childs, Marie Jacob, Jackie Martel, Joan Littlefield, Irene Cansler. FOURTH ROW: Linda Gilson, Susan Winslow, Eliza- beth Kudrick, Patricia Rogers, Betsy Bosiak, Kathleene Fowler, Norma Chase. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the Whittemore Chapter of Future Teachers of America is to acquaint its members with the problems, opportu- if -1, nities and rewards of the teaching profession. ,Z u Included in the activities of the past year have been guides for f I open house, 8th grade visiting day and conventions. One of the ,I -'Q most valuable activities of the club is the student teaching 9' - which takes place each spring. Through this activity the mem- ! bers can gain a realistic view of the classroom situation and the I . . 3 actual student-teacher relationship. I6 15 89 1 0 0,1 55 FIRST ROW: Marie Jacob CTreasurer5g Neil Wells fPresidentj: Gary Little Nice-Presidentbi Stephanie Krenn CSecretaryJ: Mr. Birch CAdvisorJ. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Sanborn, Anita Brisbois, Kathleen Fowler, Laura Parsons, Jackie Martel, Ellen Chase, Sandra Harris, Liz Dole, Sheila Riley. THIRD ROW: Barbara Thayer, Nancy Thayer, Patricia Rogers, April Olson, Joan Littlefield, James Boudreau, Elaine Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: Rick Biron, Larry Cooper, William Jones, Jean Noel. SCIENCE SOCIETY A A X During its three years of existence the Science Society has fs initiated a School Science Fair which compares favorably with fx J S fs 5 those of other schools of similar size. Three projects from phys- JL, X' ics and biology were selected at the School Fair and were sent to the State Fair and all three received honorable mention. The 0 Lf proceeds from a car wash and wax added to the already plump treasury. Films and guest speakers on careers in Science will be made available to Society members throughout the year and field trips will be taken. Through the activities of the Society, each member gains a clearer concept of the importance of sci- ence in society today. Uqxxx x Q FIRST ROW: Mr. Steenbergen CAdvisorbp Owen Gaskell tHistorianJ: Susan Winslow Nice- Presidentb: Gary Little fPresidentbg Patricia Biggers CCorresponding Secretaryyp Laura Par- sons fRecording Secretaryb: Mr. Davis CAdvisory. SECOND ROW: Mary Steele, Barbara Thayer, Nancy Spinney, Cheryl Sanborn, Jackie Martel, Elaine Hamilton, Marie Jacob, Kitty Moore. Donna Preve, Betty Morin, Linda Parsons. THIRD ROW: Robert M. Richard, Lorraine Fleury, Joanne Blazon, Christine Dowst, Rhona Perry, Elizabeth Bosiak, Patricia Rogers, Su- zanne Roy, Penny Rollins, Carmen Coulombe, Priscilla Stone. FOURTH ROW: Carol Moses, Nancy Thayer, Joan Littlefield, April Olson, Lorraine Perron, Claudia Whittington, Elizabeth Kudrick, Janice Sharp, Ellen Chase. FIFTH ROW: Paul Lambert, Daniel Pike, Stephen Lom- bard, Donald Damour, Richard Poitras, William Jones, Perry Eaton, Neil Wells. HISTORICAL SOCIETY yr The Historical Society was recently organized in order to further brate the 100th anniversary of the Civil War. 11 57 an understanding of the past among its members. One of the projects of the club is to edit a newsletter reporting its activities The club also proposed a Civil War display on April 10th to cele FIFTH ROW: Theresa Beaulieu, Janet Levesque, Lorraine Boulet, Patsy Cota, Christine Dowst, Corothy Courtemanche, JoAnn Mulligan, Barbara McCormack, Patricia Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Preve, Claire Levesque, Suzanne Parenteau, Linda Gilson, Sandra Emery, MaryAnn Hyde, Beverly Laventure, Jane Bokum, Donna Comeau, Joan Hinchliffe. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Baillargeon, Anita Swanson, Norma Wagner, Nancy Jodoin, Helen Vezina, Gloria Beauchesne, Sandra Bacon, Ina Malcolm, Priscilla Garon, Bonnie Bettis. SECOND ROW: Linda Weed, Sue Saucier, Janine Mondoux, Joan Gagne, Norma Chase, Joyce Little, Mary Huggins, Sue Bouchard, Judy LaFortune, Betty Morin, Sharon Hall, Laura Herron, Irene Abbott. FIRST ROW: Betty Kimball, Peggy Loso, Mrs. Nelson Qadvisorjp Edie Childs, Patricia Fleury. FUTURE HOIVIENIAKERS OF AMERICA Working toward citizenship is the main goal of the 49 F.H.A. members of P.A. this year. Under the lead- , EQ I ership of Mrs. Nelson, the club has put on Christmas W parties for underprivileged children in the area. They H also were found helping out at the polls this March. Y Anything from Cake Decorating to Hair Styling may be f discussed at the monthly meeting. f . 58 LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1: Linda Morin, Sharon Hagget, Elizabeth Morin, Robert Bacon, Advisor, Mrs. Winslow: Norma Chase, Edith Bond, Katherine Fowler. ROW 2: Mary Steele, Barbara Tha- yer, Linda Gilson, Carol Moses, Sandra Emery, JoAnne Eaton, Louise Rowell, Susan Winslow, Nancy Thayer, Rhona Perry, Betsy Bosiak, Pat Rogers. ABSENT: Christine Dowst, Jeanne Chase, and Doreen Wells. CHESS CLUB FIRST ROW: Robert M. Richards, Doug Moses, Bill JonesfDonald Damour, Robert Chase, Robert Bacon. SECOND ROW: Neil Wells, Frank Tozier, Kathy Fowler, Russell Moses, Wil- liam Beale. 59 FIRST ROW: Susan Todd, Cynthia Tuttle, Gordon MacMil- lan CPresidentJ, Sandra Harris CTreasurerJ, Carl Earnshaw CVice Presidentj, Sheila Riley CSecretaryJ, Walter LaFor- tune, Tim Moore. SECOND ROW: Diane Bothwick, Louise Girard, Peggy Loso, Sharon Hall, Nancy Munroe, Ginny Preve, Sonja Biornstad, Donna Wells, Denise Piechette, Cathy Zumbrennon. THIRD ROW: James Boudreau, Peggy Cutter, Betty Cyr, Christine Dowst, Rhona Perry, Ricky Bi- X ron, Bruce Kimball, Thomas Ayers, Penny Rollins, Carson Wells. FOURTH ROW: Neil McCulley, Charles Jacobs, Jody Keeler, Larry Yeaton, Anita Brisbois, Patricia Biggers, Mi- chele Richardson, Elizabeth Todd, Steve Morgan, Dale Bo- die, FIFTH ROW: Dan Pike, Douglas Ross, James Bumford, Steve Lombard, Paul Lambert, Bob Heath, Brent Edmonds. SKI CLUB The ski club was formed this year to teach students the safe and correct way to ski and to provide opportunities for group skiing. Future plans include the formation of a ski team, which will compete with the ski teams of other schools. There are 51 members. Mr. Robert J. Earnshaw is the advisor. 60 Trophy Presented to Rick by Boosters for scoring 1000th point at Brady Game. Varsity Cheeleaders In Action. Soccer BOTTOM ROW: QManagerJ Sumner Dole, Robert Beal, Laverdier, Richard Morrill, Robert Richard, Paul Vezina, Raymond Ford, William Raymond, Qco-captainsj James James Boudreau, Stephen Lombard, Bill Mitchell, William Bumford, Richard Biron: Bruce McComish, William Biron, Jones, Robert Heve, and James Waterson. TOP ROW: Gerard Dauteuil, fManagersj Bruce Kimball and Richard Frank Tozier, Russell Mosses, Edgar Hartford, William Lefebvre. MIDDLE ROW: fCoachJ Ronald Rush, Robert Boudreau, and Douglas Mosses. The Spartan soccer team produced the best record in four years with much of the credit due to coach Ronald Rush who inspired the footmen to work harder than ever. This years record was six wins, three losses and three ties which earned us the Central New Hampshire trophy for the I Division. The high scorers for the season were Jim Bumford and Bruce McCornish. A credit to this successful season goes also to the de- fense who permitted but one goal per game and the offense who aver- aged two goals per game. The underclassmen showed much enthusiasm for the game and should have a good season next year. We wish them the very best. The Pembroke hooters were co-captained this year by sen- iors Rick Biron and Jim Bumford. Other seniors on the team were Paul Vezina, Rick Morrill, Robert A. Richard, Jim Boudreau, and Ed Hartford. 62 Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW! BFUCB MCCOmiSl'I, Paul Velifla. C0-Captain Ellis Bob Kelsea Maurice Lavertue Jody Keeler Doug Robert A. Richard, Co-captain Rick Morrill, Jim Boudreau, R055 Manager Blll Jones Charles Jacobs. BACK ROW: Coach Pete Kaligan, Gordon The Varsity Basketball squad exhibited spirit and en- thusiasm as they achieved one of the best records in recent years. High scorer for the team was Rick Mor- rill who surpassed the 1000 point mark in his high school career and set many school scoring records averaging about 40 points per game. The team is well reserved with three sophomores making frequent ap- pearances. Co-captains for this years team were sen- iors Rick Morrill and Robert A. Richards. Other sen- iors contributing to the Spartan success were Mau- rice Lavertue, Paul Vezina, and Jim Boudreau, Cheer Kris Paulsen Sonia Blornsfad Diane Lajoi Sue Bullard Martha Bilodeau Sue DGSYOCIGFS Denice Bilodeau Captain Denice Bilodeau Manager Terri Destadio Coach Mrs. Snell fu Leaders Ellen Chase, Judy LaFortune Donna Wells, Judy Duford A Elaine Hamilton Diana Chalko Carolee Little Pat Stone Alternate Laura Parsons Captain Diana Chalko Girls' Basketball FRONT: Co-captains Gloria Beauchesne, Marie Jacob. BACK ROW: Coach Mrs. Tunnell, Maria Meyers, Brenda SECOND ROW: Manager, Arlene Mitchell: Cheryl San- Dyment, Elaine Demers, Pam Cimicowski, Jackie Nev- born, Jackie Martel, April Olsen, Anita Brisbois, Edythe eau, Mary Ellen Childs, Diane Pichette, Sue Foster. Childs, Sandra Harris, Ginny Preve, Manager, Betty Cyr. The female Spartans had an enviable record this year under the Co-captainship of Marie Jacob and Gloria Beauchesne and great coaching of Mrs. Tunnell. Their passing and defense this year was second to none. Their only wish was a twin sister to Rick Morrill who would have made everyone's assignment easier. Their hustle and determination still won them a majority of contests on their twelve game schedule. Seniors on the squad were Sandra Harris, Ginny Preve, Edythe Childs, and Anita Brisbois. 66 J.V. Basketball FRONT ROW: Bill Stanley, Dennis Nolan, Ron Buffard, Keeler, John Perron, Pete LaClair, Tom Hummer, Car Mike Yeaton, Captain Bill Biron, Bill Raymond, Don son Wells, Larry Whipple, Brent Perkens, Larry Yeaton Raymond, Steve Bosiack, Dennis Duford, Roy Annis. Sumner Dole, Manager Bill Boudreau. SECOND ROW: Coach Pete Kaligian, Bob Dole, Dwight Captain Bill Biron The Junior Varsity hoopmen did not turn out an excep- tional year due to the lack of game experienced per- sonnel on the squad. Three of last year's starting freshmen are playing varsity this year, which has left them extremely handicapped. Under the mentorship of captain Bill Biron and coach Kaligian they have ad- vanced noticably and the abundancy of freshmen predicts success in future years. 67 I Senior Biography IRENE GAIL ABBOTT Gail United States Navy LIKES: Dances, swimming, boys. DISLIKES: Homework, getting up in the morning. PASTIME: Listening to the radio. SAYING: I don't know! TREASURES: Radio. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 4. CAROL THERESA ALLAIRE Carol Hairdresser LIKES: Staying out late, flirting. DISLIKES: School, set- ting my hair. PASTIME: Dating that certain guy. SAYING: Beats me and Hey Owen. TREASURES: Jim, a certain guy's ring. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 1,25 Pep Club 15 Winter Carnival 1,2,35 Prom Decorating Committee 35 Chorus 1,25 Dramatics 1. CHARLES THOMAS AYERS Tom Architectual Land- scaping Transfer: Scituate High School, Scituate, Massachusetts LIKES: Football, dancing, girls, swimming. DISLIKES: Homework, people with no sense of humor, macaroni and cheese- PASTIME: Dating, sports, making friends SAYING: Well, that's a deep subject. TREASURES: My friends, family, and class ring. ACTIVITIES: Winter Carnival 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Prom Committee 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Class As- sembly 2,3,4. ROBERT T. BACON, JR. Bake or Bob Engineering or Research Work LIKES: Girls, football, good movies, science DISLIKES: English term papers. PASTIME: Dancing, similar activities SAYING: Do ba- nanas grow on trees? TREASURES: Billford, driver's license. LORRAINE ANITA BAILLARGEON Lauri X-Ray - Technician or Nurse LIKES: Dances, convertibles, swimming. DISLIKES: Term papers, slow drivers. PASTIME: Dancing, traveling. SAYING: Yeah manl' TREASURES: Pink telephone, driver's license, class ring. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Winter Carnival As- sembly 1. SUSAN ALICE BARIL Sue Secretary LIKES: Dating, staying out late, spaghetti. DISLIKES: En- glish. detention. 68 PASTIME: Dating a certain fellow, dancing. SAYING: Et me! TREASURES: 1963 Chevy, class ring. JEANINE BARNES Jeanie Secretary LIKES: Pete, dancing, skating, skiing. DISLIKES: Snobs, spinach. PASTIME: Talking on telephone. SAYING: EH shucksl' TREASURES: A certain ring, my natural blonde hair. ACTIVITIES: Transfer: Concord High School, Concord, N.H. THERESA ARMANDA BEAULIEU Terri Undecided LIKES: Sleeping, pizzas, boys. DISLIKES: Snobs, liars PASTIME: Dating, eating SAYING: Are you out of your tree? TREASURES: Memories, pearl pendant. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 35 Pep Club 25 Chorus 15 Usherette 35 F.H.A. 4. BONNIE LEE BETTIS Bon Hairdresser or Airline - Stewardess LIKES: Sports, dances, friendly people DISLIKES: Homework, loud music. PASTIME: Sleeping, traveling. SAYING: Uh huh! TREASURES: My little brother, David. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1,25 Usherette 35 F.H.A. 3,4. MARY-EVELYN BIGGERS Mary-Eve Profes- sional dancer LIKES: Clothes, jazz, N.Y.C., weekends. DISLIKES: Teased hair, loud radios. PASTIME: Reading, practicing. SAYING: RealIy? TREASURES: Genuine hand canled nucle statuette. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 15 Chorus 1,45 Latin Club 3,43 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Dramatics Club 1,3,45 Prize- speaking 2,3,45 Assemblies 1,35 Talent Show 2,3,45 Chorus Operetta 15 Prom Committee 35 Usherette 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 4. DENISE CECILE BILODEAU Froggy Secretary LIKES: Food, Elvis, jazz, sports, car races. DISLIKES: Conceited people, my French temper. PASTIME: Dancing, listening to music, eating. SAYING: Eh bebitl ' TREASURES: My friends, memories, driver's license, pin- ball, years at P.A. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading J.V. 1, QAIternateJ 25 Varsity 3,- 4 iCaptainD5 Yearbook Staff 45 Usherette 3,45 Athletic As- sociation 3,45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Class Assembly 15 Winter Carnival 2,3 fAttendantl 45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Vocal Music 15 Pep Club 1. MARTHA RITA BILODEAU Frenchie Secretary LIKES: French fries, Elvis, pianos, beach. DISLIKES: Re- search papers, moody people, snow jobers. PASTIME: Dancing, skating, eating. SAYING: Who died and left you boss? TREASURES: Memories of wonderful years at P.A. ACTIVITIES: Spring Operetta 1: Cheerleading 1, IAIter- natej 2: Varsity 3.4: Winter Carnival Queen 1: Class As- sembly 1: Latin Club 2.3: Pep Club 2.3: Chorus 1: Typing Award 3: National Honor Society 3.4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Athletic Association 3.4: Win- ter Carnival 1.2.3.4. RICHARD GERVAIS BIRON Ricky College LIKES: Girls, jazz, parties, sports, money. DISLIKES: Unco-operative people. PASTIME: Sports of any kind. listening to jazz. SAYING: Jesum Crow! TREASURES: Class ring, driver's license. foreign girl's picture. ACTIVITIES: Class president 2,3,4: Pep Club 1.2: Science Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Assemblies 1,2.3,4: Senior Play 4: Historical Society 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Model U.N. 3: Soccer 2,3,4: Baseball 1,2: Basketball 1,2: Soccer Cap- tain 3.4: Industrial Arts Club 1: fSecretaryJ Athletic As- sociation 2,3,4: Spring Play 4: Winter Carnival 3, CAttend- anti 4: Junior Prom Committee fChairmanI. SONJA LEE BJORNSTAD B.J. Nurse LIKES: Skiing. Dartmouth. T.L.C.. dancing. DISLIKES: Breaking up. dieting. PASTIME: Skiing SAYING: Don't know, do ya? TREASURES Pepper ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading J.V. 1, fCaptainJ 2. Varsity 3.4: Student Council 1. fSecretaryJ 2, Nice Presidentj 3: Win- ter Carnival 1, lQueeny 2,3,4: Junior Prom Decorating Committee: Band 1: Chorus 2.3: Latin Club 1,2: Pep Club 1.2: Spring Play 2: National Honor Society 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4: Assemblies 1,2.3: Typing Award 3: Dollars for Scholars 2.4. SUSAN RITA BOUCHARD Sue or Vicki Secretary LIKES: French fries and pepsi, basketball games. DIS- LIKES: Staying home weekends, homework. alarm clocks PASTIME: Talking on the phone, listening to the radio. SAYING: Crepd' TREASURES: Class Ring. Charm Barcelet, my teddy bear and my dreams. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1: Winter Carnival 1.2,3: Assemblies 1: Cheerleading fAlternateJ 3: Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3: F.H.A. 4: Office Assistant 4. JAMES DAVID BOUDREAU Bud or Jim College LIKES: Sports. girls. money. food. DISLIKES: Snobs, big- shots. PASTIME: Sports. dates SAYING: Unbelievable!' TREASURES: Sports letter. friends. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3. fPresident7 4: Soccer 1.2, fCaptainj 4: Basketball J.V. 1,2. Varsity 3.4: Baseball 1.2. 3.4: Athletic Association 1,2.3,4: Dramatics Club 2.3. Nice Presidentj 4: Spring Play 3.4: Senior Play 4: Science Society 2,3,4: Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3: Academian 4 QCo-Editorh: Winter Carnival 1,2 lAttendantJ, 3 lKingJ 4: Athlete of Year 2: Pep Club 1,2: Most promis- ing freshman Athlete 1: St. Paul's School QASPD 3.4: Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4: lPresidentJ: Class Officer 2 CTreasurerJ, 3 QV. presidentj. LORRAINE CLAIRE BOULET Beautician LIKES: Swimming, sewing, dancing, souped-up 409's. DISLIKES: Liver. snobs. English PASTIME: Dating. dancing. SAYING: You ying yong TREASURES: My license. stuffed dog. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 1,2,4: Assembly 3: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. JOYCE M BOYNTON Joycey or Red Secretary LIKES: Pizzas. parties, cute boys, dancing. DISLIKES: Homework, gossip, leap frogs. PASTIME: Listening to records, sleeping. SAYING: You're kiddingl' TREASURES: My record player. ANITA DOROTHY BRISBOIS College LIKES: Sports, money, boys, good music. DISLIKES: Low grades. macaroni, tests. PASTIME: Basketball, swimming, sleeping. SAYING: Ah, come on! TREASURE: Class ring, driver's license, school day mem- ones. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Athletic Association 3.4: Dramatics Club 4: Science Club 4: Junior Prom Commit- tee 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Pep Club 1,2: Intramural Softball 1: Winter Carnival 1,2.3,4: Senior Play 4: Dollars for Scholars 2.3.4. JAMES GEORGE BUMFORD Bump Making money LIKES: French girls, skiing, strawberry frappes. DISLIKES: Moody people. snobs. PASTIME: Sports, driving. SAYING: Eh Castor. TREASURES: License. sense of humor, friends. memories of P.A. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,3.4: Soccer 2,3,4: fCo-captainl: Winter Carnival 1.2,3,4: Athletic Asociation 2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Senior Play 4. 69 ERNEST CHARLES CALL Ernie United States Navy LIKES: Cars, motorcycles, basketball. DISLIKES: Inten- tional destruction of someone else's property. PASTIME: Working on cars. SAYING: Here I am, all you lucky people! TREASURES: L.J. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3: lndus- trial Arts Club 1,2,3,4. CLAYTON G. CHADBOURNE, JR. Bucky or CIay Undecided LIKES: Goofing off. DISLIKES: Flat tires and blowing out gas lines. PASTIME: Eating and shooting the bull. SAYING: And all that good stuffl' TREASURES: My antique writing desk. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club 1. JEANNE ELOISE CHASE Jeanne Secretary Hairdresser or traveling Transfer South Lancaster Academy LIKES: '64 Chevrolet, dating that certain guy. DISLIKES: Homework, snobs, restrictions. PASTIMES: Horseback riding, water skiing, ice skating, SAYING: Forget it! TREASURES: '64 Chevrolet, my grandmother's ring. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A., Historical Club 4. EDYTHE JANE CHILDS Edie Business College LIKES: Summer, basketball, weekends. DISLIKES: Win- ter, snobs, staying home PASTIME: Living it up!! SAYING: Nice talkl' TREASURES: My ability to have fun, friendship of oth- ers, and my memories ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1, F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Cvice-president 3 8t 45: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, CPresident 45: Dramatics Club 2,3,4: Prize Speaking 2,4: One Act Play 2, Senior Play 4, Spring Play 4: Chorus 1: Asemblies 1,2,3,4: Usherette 1,2,3: Jun- ior Prom Committee 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Winter Carnival 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4. DONALD PERCY CONNOR Don Technical School LIKES: Girls, sleeping in study, driving. DISLIKES: Eng- lish, oral reports. PASTIME: Sports, Allenstown Fire Dept. SAYING: I didn't do it! TREASURES: Tape recorder ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2,3: Historical Society 4: Prom deco- rating committee 3: Athletic Association 2,3. CARMELA NODEAN COOPER Shannon Art, travel LIKES: Gerry Marsden, cats, Steve, horses. DISLIKES: 70 Snobs, heavy make-up, Donald Duck. PASTIME: Dancing, boys, money spendelz SAYING: Oh, Heavens! Am I wicked! TREASURES: Two Siamese cats, Tikki and Ming Toi, Steve, worn-out P.A. sweatshirt. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,4: Operetta 1: Winter Carnival 1,2: Assemblies 1,2,4. MARGARET EILEEN CUTTER Peg Nursing LIKES: Pizza, summers, music, sweaters. DISLIKES: Eng- lish, literature, snobs. PASTIME: Dancing, swimming, eating. SA.YlNG: Don't sweat it. TREASURES: My friends, memories of P.A. years. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1,2: Winter Carnival 1,2,3,4: Class assemblies 1,2,3,4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Science Fair 3: Senior Play usherette 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Ski Club 4. . BETTY JEAN CYR Bets Physical Education Teacher LIKES: Sports, my friends, pizza. DISLIKES: Waiting, doctors, snobs. PASTIME: Being happy. SAYING: But then again on the other hand - there's four fingers and a thumb! TREASURES: Stereo, class ring, my friends, wranglers. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, CManagerJ 2,3,4: F.T.A. 1,2,3,4: Dramatics Club 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Winter Car- nival Assembly 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Athletic Association 3.4: Pep Club 1.2. SUSAN IRENE DESROSIERS Sue Accountant LIKES: Beatles, madras, drive-ins, the color blue. DIS- LIKES: Standard shifts, moody people, French accent. PASTIME: Sports, dancing, sewing- SAYING: That's not too swift! TREASURES: Class ring, license, my friends. ACTIVITIES: Assembly 1: Latin Club 2,3: Pep Club 1,2: Cheerleading J.V. 2 fCapt.J, 3: Varsity 4: Winter Carnival 1 CAttendantJ, 2,3: Junior Prom Committee 3: National Honor Society 3,4: Yearbook Staff 4: Athletic Association 4: Usherette 4. DONALD A. DICKENS Don Undecided LIKES: Sports, sleeping, popular records. DISLIKES: School, Hard work, WCIR, the Yankees. PASTIME: Watching TV, listening to records SAYING: I'm like impressedl' TREASURES: Driver's license, collection of sports books. WILLIAM A. DIONNE BiIly Service CNavyj LIKES: Music, girls, cars. DISLIKES: Homework, lec- tures, brownies. PASTIME: Eating SAYING: Better a poor excuse than none at all TREASURES: My guitan ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4. ROBERT HILAIRE DROLET Bob To start a business of my own LIKES: Drive-ins, Roy Orbison, cheeseburgers. DIS- LIKES: Slow drivers, potatoes, getting up in the morning. PASTIME: Sleeping, working at Fred's. SAYING: Look out, here comes FredI TREASURES: St. Anthony class ring, license, my Honda 150. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1: Baseball 3: Winter Carnival 3. PERRY L. EATON III Perry Undecided LIKES: Friday, hot rods. DISLIKES: Horses, teachers. SAYING: Watch out, my father is a cop! ACTIVITIES: Industrial arts club 1: Geological Society 4. VICTOR EDMOND FLEURY, JR. Vic Auto Mechanic LIKES: P.F., hunting, working on cars. DISLIKES: Deten- tion, teachers. , ' PASTIME: Working on cars, driving TREASURES: Hot 239 Ford, driver's license. ACTIVITIES: Industrial-arts club. SUSAN BEY FOSS Tudy Nurse LIKES: French fries and ketchup. DISLIKES: Snobs, snakes, snow. PASTIME: Being with my friends, having fun. SAYING: Hey, wait for me! TREASURES: My friends and my memories. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1: Junior Prom Waitress 1: Science Fair 3: Senior Play Usherette 4: Winter Carnival 1,2,3,4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Assemblies 2,3,4. KATHY EUGENEA FOSTER Kathy Airline Stewardess LIKES: Beatle haircuts, dancing, happiness. DISLIKES: Unhappy people, troublemakers, colds. PASTIME: Sketching, waterskiing SAYING: Hey Chickie Babe! TREASURES: Charm bracelet, my friends. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1: F.H.A. 1,2: Assemblies 1,2: Pep Club 1: Kiwanis Trade Fair Representative 3: J.V. Cheer- leader 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Class Secretary 1,2, 3,4. MARCIA LOIS FRENCH Marsh Lab Technician and Traveling LIKES: L.E.C., music, certain Biology teacher: DISLIKES: English, rainy days, bossy boys. PASTIME: Listening to the radio, watching T.V. SAYING: You know! TREASURES: Certain black onyx ring and l.D. bracelet. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 1,2,4: Pep Club 1: Historical Society 4: Science Society 4. GEORGE J. GAGNE George Technical School LIKES: Football, T.V., Yankees, DISLIKES: Work, school, Yankee-haters. PASTIME: Arguing about sports, betting on the Yankees. SAYING: Caramba!' TREASURES: Autographed picture of Casey Stengel, JOAN DORIS GAGNE Joan Secretary and Business School LIKES: The Beach Boys, friends, honesty. DISLIKES: Gossip, detention, trouble. PASTIME: Dancing, bowling, having fun. SAYING: Oh Brother! TREASURES: Class ring, my cat Mitsy. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1: Pep Club 1,2: F.H.A. 2,3,4. OWEN GAY GASKELL Gas or Red College Transfer: Savannah H.S. Georgia, United States Army. LIKES: Sports, girls, food, people. DISLIKES: Wise guys, work, being serious- PASTIME: Sitting at Week's Ice Cream parlor. SAYING: Let's have a blast! TREASURES: Wings, memories, my ice jug, tatto from service. ACTIVITIES: Winter Carnival 3,4: Historical Society 4: As- semblies 3,4: Partime Soccer manager and medic 4. DOROTHY MAY GELINAS Dot Airline Stewardess Nurse LIKES: Friends, jokes, food, cars, boys. DISLIKES: Snobs, jealousy. PASTIME: Dancing, talking, swimming. SAYING: Like um, you know! TREASURES: Class ring. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,4: Science Club 3: Music Ap- preciation 1: Dramatic Club 4: Historical Club 4. LOUISE LUCILLE GIRARD Junior Medical Secretary LIKES: Basketball, sleeping, drive-in movies. DISLIKES: Fighting with P.L., lipstick, setting my hair. PASTIME: Dating that certain guy, playing golf- SAYING: I didn't do it! TREASURES: 64 class ring, keys to my dad's car, my little sister, Patty Ann. ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2: Assemblies 1.2, 3: Dramatic Club 1: Prom Committee 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Basketball 2. 71 PAUL WILFRED GUIMOND undecided Transfer: Bishop Bradley High School, Manchester, N.H. LIKES: Drag racing, football, car clubs DISLIKES: Snow, haircuts. PASTIME: Working on cars. SAYING: Money isn't every- thing, but it's way ahead of whatever is in second place. TREASURES: A 1940 Chevrolet coupe. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3 at Bishop Bradley High School. EDWARD JOHN HAGGETT Ed Retirement LIKES: Girls. DISLIKES: Annoying boys. PASTIME: Work. SAYING: Yah TREASURES: 1952 blue and maroon Hudson. SHARON LEE HALL Sha Undecided LIKES: Writing, water skiing, swimming. DISLIKES: English class, gym suits. PASTIME: Reading, writing, and skiing. SAYING: Son of a gun. TREASURES: Skis and ski boots. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 2,3,4: Dramatics Club 1. SANDRA HARRIS Happy College-Math Malor LIKES: Skiing, food, basketball games.DISLIKES: Getting up at 6 a.m. PASTIME: Skiing. SAYING: You're full of badness. TREASURES: Volkswagon, class ring, skis, license. ACTIVITIES: GirI's basketball 1,2,3,4: Student Council 2, 3,4 CSecretaryD: National Honor Society 2,3 QSecretaryJ: 4: Academian 4: Science Society 4: Latin Club 1,2,3: Car- nival Attendant 3: Dramatics Club 1: Pep Club 1.2: Band 1,3,4: Most Promising Female Freshman Athlete Award 1: Prom Committee 3: State Science Fair 3: Latin Award 1: Chemistry Award 3: Assemblies 2,3: Intramural Softball 1: Spring Play Cmakeupj 2: Winter Carnival 1,2,3,4: Sen- ior Play 4: National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commen- dation 4: Awarded J.E.T.S. Medallion 3. EDGAR R. HARTFORD Eddie CStingerJ Become a Mechanic LIKES: Sting Rays, Girls, Howdy Beef Burgers. DIS- LIKES: To go to bed and get up. PASTIME: Driving my Sting Ray and going to dances. SAYING: That's life! TREASURES: My Sting Ray and my family ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2: Soccer 2,3,4: Industrial Arts treasurer 2,3: Senior Play 4: Junior Prom Committee 3. ROBERT ALTON HEATH, JR. Bobby Certified Public Accountant LIKES: Motorcycle girls. DISLIKES: Motorscooters, Bea- tles. 72 PASTIME: Skiing SAYING: Be a son of a gun! TREASURES: Motorcycle. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club 1,2: Ski Club 4. SHARON ELIZABETH HENRY Henry Secretary housewife LIKES: My silly spells, dates with Richard. DISLIKES: U's in conduct, warnings, gym class. PASTIME: Chatting on the telephone SAYING: Eh, what a dilI! TREASURES: My mother's diamond ring and my little green Volks. ACTIVITIES: Christmas assembly 1: Chorus 1,2: Winter Carnival 1,2. LORA LOU HERRON Lora Secretary LIKES: Horseback riding, swimming, ice skating. DIS- LIKES: English, homework. PASTIME: Watching T.V., dating SAYING: So what? TREASURES: Class ring. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 4. DIANE HILLMAN Nursing LIKES: Sincere people. music, having fun. DISLIKES: Writing term papers, stubborn people, cold weather. PASTIME: Reading, listening to music. TREASURES: My friends, my cat. ACTIVITIES: Band 1: Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4: Memory Prize Speaking 1: Cheerleading Manager 2: Chorus 2,3: National Honor Society 2,3,4: One-Act Play 2: Prom Com- mittee 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Play fPrompterj 4: Winter Carnival Assembly 2: Usherette 1,3: English Award 1,2: Biology Award 2: U.S. History Award 3: Pep Club 2: National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4: H.E.D.T. 1.2. JOAN MARIE HINCHLIFFE Joani Beautician and travel LIKES: Boys, excitement, and roIIer coaster. DIS- LIKES: English class and working Fri. and Sat. nights. PASTIME: Switching from blonde, red, platinum, black, and brown hair. SAYING: Oh Puss. TREASURES: My cat. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4: Basketball: F.H.A. Acade- mian 4. MARY FRANCES HUGGINS Huggins Hairdresser LIKES: Blind dates and popular music. DISLIKES: Any- thing that crawls and bucket seats. PASTIME: Listening to popular music and dancing. SAY- ING: You can't win them all. TREASURES: My class ring, my cat and my dog. ACTIVITIES: Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3,4. KENNETH ROBERT KELLEY Ken Technical School LIKES: Baseball, cars and money. DISLIKES:'Giggly girls and wise guys. PASTIME: Work SAYING: Auh, cut it out. TREASURES: Debbie!' ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2: Pep Club 1. PETER FLETCHER KERSTING Pete Navy or school LIKES: Pretty girls, long trips, money. DISLIKES: Creepy girls, getting yelled at, staying after school. PASTIME: Playing the guitar. SAYING: Have all the fun you want today you might not be around tomorrow. TREASURES: My guitar. ACTIVITIES: Member of Senior Class: entertaining at rec- ord hops. BETTY LOUISE KIMBALL Canary Hairdresser LIKES: Bowling, dogs, double dates, cats- DISLIKES: Snakes, bees, spiders. PASTIME: Dating a certain guy. SAYING: Now don't get emotional! TREASURES: Class ring, my cat, charm bracelet. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 2,3,4. PETER RICHARD KING Pete Professional racer LIKES: Motorcycles, fast cars, girls- DISLIKES: Home work, make-up, work. PASTIME: My car, motorcycles, and my family. ACTIVITIES: Hunter Safety 3.4: Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4: Class assemblies 1 ,314: Pep Club 1,2: Junior Prom Committee 3. , ,Afg 1 Kggx X STEPHANIE LINDA KRENN Steffie High School English teacher LIKES: Pembroke Academy, people, kindness. DISLIKES: Prunes, parsnips. PASTIME: Communication SAYING: l'm impressed! TREASURES: My turtle, Theodoric. ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 1,2 fTreas.J 3 CPres.l 4 CRegional Rep.7: Dramatics Club 3,4 CPres.J: Science Society 2,3 fSec.j 4: National Honor Society 3.4: Model U.N. 3: Gran- ite Girls' State 3: Spring Play 3: Senior Play 4: Yearbook Staff 3 Cco-editorj: Prize Speaking 2,3: Latin Club 2: Pep Club 1,2: Winter Carnival Assembly 2: Spring Operetta 1. GARY J. KROCHMAL Kroc Machinist LIKES: Brunettes, Junior Fire Department, cars. DIS- LIKES: Women drivers, getting up PASTIME: Hunting, fishing SAYING: You can't win them aIl! TREASURES: Red Ford. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 3: Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3: Industrial Arts Club 2,3. DENNIS EDWARD LABERGE Den Technical School LIKES: Water skiing, movies, talking on the telephone. DISLIKES: Research papers, waiting, mowing lawns. PASTIME: Being with that certain someone SAYING: Eh Carumba! TREASURES: My car, my hydro. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3: J.V. Basketball 2. JUDITH LEE LAFORTUNE Jude Accountant LIKES: Saturday nights, guys, Joan's car. DISLIKES: Eng- Iish, moody boys. PASTIME: Eating, trips to Manchester and Concord. SAY- ING: Oh yeah? TREASURES: Class ring. ACTIVITIES: J.V. Cheerleader 3,4: F.H.A. 1,2.3,4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Pep Club 1. PAUL PHILIP LAMBERT Paul U.S. Coast Guard LIKES: Skiing, hunting, motorcycling, girls. DISLIKES: Serious people, Ben Casey, marshmallow in the peanut butter jar. PASTIME: Telling jokes, being with people I like. SAY- ING: Don't be bitter, baby. TREASURES: Skis, Honda 300. ACTIVITIES: Assembly 1,2,3,4: Winter Carnival 1,2,3,4: Historical Society 4: Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3: Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3. PAUL ROGER LASCELLE Paul U.S. Navy LIKES: Food, money, dances, SkiIley's pizzas. DISLIKES: Big mouths, English, boring teachers, staying home, cops. PASTIME: P.J.F.D., going to SkiIley's SAYING: Well ah, maybe. TREASURES: Driver's license- ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3: Pep Club 1,2: Assemblies 2.3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Industrial Arts Club 1. WILLIAM H. LAVALLEY, JR. Bill Electronic LIKES: Scooters, girls, lots of laughs DISLIKES: Motor cycles like Honda 300's. PASTIME: Watching T.V., listening to radio SAYING: Don't get shookl TREASURES: Scooter. BEVERLY LINDA LAVENTURE Bev U.S. Marines LIKES: Chevies, music, traveling. DISLIKES: English, be- ing closed in. PASTIME: Playing records, dancing, water skiing. SAY- ING: Cut it out or get out. TREASURES: Class ring, record player. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1: F.H.A. 2,3,4: Junior Prom Re- freshment Committee 3. 73 MAURICE W. LAVERTU Moe Undecided LIKES: Food, cars, people. DISLIKES: School. PASTIME: Waiting for the weekend SAYING: What's to eat? TREASURES: One certain girl, license. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, CChairmanJ. PAUL WILLIAM LECLAIR Paul Navy LIKES: Girls, weekend parties, ham subs. DISLIKES: Cops, squealers, getting up in the morning. PASTIME: Taking it easy at SkiIley's. SAYING: I'lI be darn! TREASURES: Driver's license. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club 1.2: N.R.A. Safety Course: Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3. CLAIRE CECILE LEVESQUE CIaire Secretary LIKES: Skating, dancing, winter, people. DISLIKES: Snobs, rainy days, housework, getting up in the morning. PASTIME: Dancing and collecting popular records. SAY- ING: Aren't you ready yet? TREASURES: Driver's license, class ring, stereo and radio. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 2,4. JANET ALMA LEVESQUE Jan Bookkeeper and Marriage LIKES: Parties, dancing, driving, clothes. DISLIKES: Smoking, snobs, homework, being stood-up. PASTIME: Dating that certain guy SAYING: Hey, kido! TREASURES: Purple necklace. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2: Pep Club 1,2: F.H.A. 1,2,4: Girls' Softball 2. GARY CHARLES LI1TLE College LIKES: Food, people, friends, a certain girl. DISLIKES: Conceited people, noisy study halls, people who beat around the bush. PASTIME: Swimming, boating, water skiing, skating. SAYING: Like you got it now man. TREASURES: Memories, driver's license- ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Year- book Staff 4: Historical Society fChairmanJ 4: Science So- ciety QVice-Presidentj 4: Class Vice-President 4. PATRICIA ANN LITTLEFIELD Pat Hairdresser LIKES: Beatle movies, swimming, horse riding. DISLIKES: Onions, wash dishes. PASTIME: Watching television. SAYING: Wise up. MARGARET ANN LOSO Peg Secretary LIKES: Week-ends, skiing, convertibles. DISLIKES: Fire whistles, spiders. 74- PASTIME: Date my favorite guy. SAYING: I don't know! TREASURES: MeI's class ring. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 2,3,4. GORDON ROBERT MacMILLIAN Mac College LIKES: Skiing, golf, girls, french fries, music. DISLIKES: Ray Charles, homework. PASTIME: Sitting on BilI's porch, skiing, golf. SAYING: What a blast! TREASURES: Driver's license, SKIS. ACTIVITIES: Senior play 4: prize speaking 3: golf team 3.4: winter carnival 1,2,3,4: Ski Club 4. JANINE ANITA MONDOUX Jam Secretary LIKES: Skating, drive-ins, dancing. DISLIKES: Chop suey, snakes, detention. PASTIME: Dating a certain guy, chat on the phone. SAY- ING: Oh Shoots. TREASURES: Forrest's ring, sweatshirts, class ring, tape- recorder. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 1,2,4: Pep Club 1,2. MARGO ANN MORGAN Katherine Gibles Secretarial School LIKES: Ocean, people, summers, water skiing. DISLIKES: To blush, darkness. PASTIME: Having fun, thinking about things. SAYING: ReaIIy!? TREASURES: A picture, my memories, my friends. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics club 1,2,3,4: Ureasurerj: Na- tional Honor Society 3,4: Student Council 4: Yearbok staff 3: Senior play 4: Spring play 2,3,4: Junior Prom Decorat- ing Committee 3: Chorus 1: music appreciation 1: Prize speaking 2,4. ELIZABETH ANN MORIN Betty Undecided LIKES: Staying out late, going to l.H.M. DISLIKES: Home- work, restrictions. PASTIME: Dating a certain guy. SAYING: That's the way it goes. TREASURES: Certain ring, my dog, my car. ACTIVITIES: Pep club: F.H.A. 4: Historical Club 4. RICHARD ANDREW MORRILL Rick College LIKES: Sports, dancing, cars and blondes. DISLIKES: Los- ing games, homework, 6th period study hall. PASTIME: Playing basketball. SAYING: Son-of-a-gun. TREASURES: Basketball. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2,3,4 QTreasurerJ: Drama- tics Club 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3 fCaptainb 4: Soccer 1, 2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Senior Play 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Pep Club 1,2: Athletic Association 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL PAUL MULLER Mike School LIKES: Baseball. DISLIKES: Getting up, homework. PASTIME: Golf, hunting. SAYING: I doubt it. TREASURES: 57 Chevy. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3,4: Historical Society: Yearbook 4. NANCY MARIE MUNROE Nance Third Grade Teacher LIKES: Bowling, dancing, fooling around. DISLIKES: Get- ting up term papers, liver. PASTIME: Skiing, talking on the telephone. SAYING: Hi ya kid. TREASURES: Class ring, dungarees, transistor radio, skis. ACTIVITIES: Class treasurer 1: Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2: Basketball 1: Prize Speaking 2: Class As- sembly 1,2,3,4: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4: F.T.A. 4: Jun- ior Prom Committee 3: Winter Carnival 1,4: Spring Play 2 CMake-upJ. JEANNE ANN NEVEU Jeanie Secretary and Marriage LIKES: Bowling, swimming, skating. DISLIKES: Slow driv- ers, snobs, my sister borrowing my clothes. PASTIME: Dating that certain fellow. SAYING: Act your age, uh? TREASURES: License, John's car keys, J.C. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1,2: F.H.A 1,2,3, fPresidentJ 4: Winter Carnival 1,2,3,4. RICHARD HARLEY NOLIN Dick Conservation Officer LIKES: Sports, hunting, Friday nights. DISLIKES: School, gabby girls, wise guys. PASTIME: Dating that certain girl. SAYING: Gasp! TREASURES: S.H. ACTIVITIES: Hunter Safety Course 4: Winter Carnival 2,3. JOYCE ORCUTT College, free lance writer LIKES: Individuality. DISLIKES: Conformists, word Prob- ably. PASTIME: Causing unexpected reactions. SAYING: It wasn't my fauIt! TREASUES: Chino. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1,2: Academian Staff 4: Historical Society 4: Prom Committee 3. NANCI LOUISE OWEN Nanci Graduate Transfer: Warwick High School, Warwick, Rhode Island. LIKES: Nice clothes, horses, staying out late. DISLIKES: School, dull time, rules. PASTIME: Spending money, driving my dad's car. SAY- ING: Hey Allaire! TREASURES: Keys to my dad's car, and me. SUZANNE THERESA PARENTEAU Sue Medical Secretary LIKES: Dancing, skating, driving. DISLIKES: Having quar- rels, chop suey, macaroni. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1,2: F.H.A. 2,4: Typing Award 2: Prom Committee 3: Winter Carnival 3. LINDA LOUISE PARSONS Legal Secretary Transfer student from Laconia High School. LIKES: Pembroke Academy, people, kindness. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning, liver, tripe. PASTIME: Driving and eating. SAYING: Ain't you got no couth? TREASURES: Big stuffed dog and a collection of two-dol- Iar bills. KRISTINE INGRID PAULSEN Kris Art Teacher LIKES: Cheering, swimming, candles, memories. DIS- LIKES: Conceit, reckless drivers, cigarettes. PASTIME: Taking long solitary walks, day dreaming. SAY- ING: Good Morning. TREASURES: Red hat, special striped jacket and cheering trophy. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3,4: Spring Operetta 1: Xmas Play 1: Baccalaureate Chorus 1,2,3: Pep Club 1: Band 1,3.4: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Junior Prom Committee Cdecorationsy 3: Dramatics Club 1,2,4: Usher- ette 1,2,3: Senior Play 4: Winter Carnival Assembly 1,2,3,- 4: Athletic Association 2,3,4: Yearbook Staff Cart chair- manj 4: Student Council 4: Dollars for Scholars Drive 3. LORRAINE CLAIRE PERRON Lorrie Social Studies Teacher LIKES: Money, writing, dancing, reading. DISLIKES: Colds, crying babies. PASTIME: Writing letters, talking. SAYING: Man! TREASURES: A certain gold friendship ring, and l.D. brace- let, Lefty, and friends. ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 1,2,3 fcorresponding secretafyli 4 Ire- cording secretaryj: Granite Girls' State 3: Dramatics Club 1,4: Senior Play 4: Baccalaureate Usherette 3: Pep club 1: Assemblies 1,2,3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: Yearbook staff 4: Editor P.O.D. Newspaper 4: P.A. correspondent for Hooksett-Suncook News 4: NEDT award 1,2: Civics award 1: Junior Prom Committee 3: Dollars for scholars 2: School Science Fair 3: Honorable Mention 3: Historical Society 4. RICHARD PERUN Prune Navy LIKES: Cars, girls, guns, sports. SAYING: Well maybe but ah! 1 PASTIME: Skilly's. DISLIKES: Cops, teachers, English. 75 TREASURES: 58 Ford, guns. ACTIVITIES: NRA, Industrial Arts Club 1,2. DIANE CAROL PICKERING Dee Service QWAVESJ LIKES: Boys, skating, roller skating. DISLIKES: Home- work, doing dishes, babysit. PASTIME: Playing records, painting. SAYING: Who knows. TREASURES: My guitar. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 2: QTransfer from Concord High Schoolj. RICHARD JOSEPH POITRAS Poit My own business LIKES: Cars, money, girls, records. DISLIKES: RenauIts, study periods. PASTIME: Working on my car and 48 Dodge truck. SAY- ING: Kool it - Dad! TREASURES: My hot car. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1: Soccer 2: Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3: Historical Society 1,2. EDWARD ROBERT PREVE, JR. Eddie Lineman LIKES: Sports, lunch hour. DISLIKES: Spinach, meat. PASTIME: Dating a certain girl. SAYING: Goodness TREASURES: S.P. ACTIVITIES: Hunter Safety Club 3,4: Winter Carnival 1,2, 3,4. VIRGINIA LEE PREVE Ginny College LIKES: Dartmouth, Conrad's Barn, Boys. DISLIKES: Fights with special boy. PASTIME: Drive-in Movies, skiing. SAYING: I don't fool around. TREASURES: Tootsie, The Machine. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club 1, Pep Club 1,2: Latin Club 1,2: Girls' Basketball 1,2,3,4: Spring Play 2: Assemblies 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1: Student Council 3: Junior Prom 3: Na- tional Honor Society 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4: Dollars for Scholars 2,4. ROBERT ARMAND RICHARD Snake School LIKES: Sports, blondes, cars. DISLIKES: Show cars, tiddle winks. PASTIME: Riding around doing nothing. SAYING: Guess what? TREASURES: Class ring, keys to car. ACTIVITIES: Athletic Association 2,3,4: Soccer 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,4: Junior Prom 3: Senior Play 4. ROBERT M. RICHARD Lem Accountant LIKES: Sports, girls, record hops. DISLIKES: Winter, spin- ach. 76 PASTIME: Chess, golf, talking on Bill's porch. SAYING: Next joke? TREASURES: Driver's license. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,3,4: Historical Society 4: Athletic Association 3,4. WAYNE LLOYD ROBIE Moon Army LIKES: Cars, girls, food, drink. DISLIKES: Cops, bucket seats. PASTIME: Skilly's, hanging around. SAYING: I was only kidding. TREASURES: J.F.K. Half-dollar. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Art Club 1,2,3. SUZANNE BRENDA ROY Sue Doctor CPediatricsj LIKES: Kindness, a warm smile, dusk. DISLIKES: My im- patience, graduations, time. PASTIME: Writing, talking, listening to falling rain. SAY- ING: Oh come now. TREASURES: Those memories, my ring, my family. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3.4: Science Society 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Girls' State 3: Original Prize Speaking 2, 3 QSecond prizej: Memory Prize Speaking 2,3 Qthird prizej, 4: State Science Fair 3: Assemblies 1,2,3,4: Senior Play 4: Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4: Yearbook Staff 4: State Prize Speaking Contest 2: Prom Committee 3: Science Fair 3 Qsecond prizej: NEDT Award 1: Christmas Play 1: Operet- ta 1: Baccalaureate Chorus 1: Senior Play Usherette 2,3: Historical Society 4: Dollar for Scholar's Drive 3. STEPHEN ALLEN SATURLEY Steve Draftsman LIKES: Sports, traveling, V.W.'s, money. DISLIKES: Big cars, smoking, drinking. PASTIME: Eating. SAYING: Yeh, almost! TREASURES: Golf Clubs, driver's license. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1: Junior Prom Decorating Commit- tee 3: Hunter Safety 3: Senior Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4 fBusiness managerj. SUZANNE MARIE SAUCIER Sue Secretary LIKES: Drive-ins, songs by Beach Boys, friendly people. DISLIKES: Snobs, worms, getting up early, snitchers. PASTIME: Dating that certain guy, teasing my sister, talk- ing on the phone. TREASURES: Pete's ring, my Hi-Fi, my stuffed dog, my ra- dio. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 1,2,4: Pep Club 1. DAN ARTHUR SCHLEHUBER Slab Succeed in Life LIKES: Sports, cars, hunting, girls, money. DISLIKES: Bad days in the field. PASTIME: Hunting, driving over 90, fishing, playing sports. TREASURES: Browning Automatic, AH-OOO-GAH HORN. ACTIVITIES: Baseball Manager 1: Industrial Arts Club 1,2, 3: Winter Carnival 1,2,3,4. DONNA JEAN SEVERANCE Medical Secretary LIKES: Food, vacations, money, color blue. DISLIKES: Work, grilled cheese snacks. PASTIME: Eating, resting. SAYING: Eh Shrimp. TREASURES: L.D., my car. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club 1,2,3: Christmas Party, As- sembly 1: Pep club 1,2: Music 1: Operetta 1: Latin club 2,3: Winter Carnival 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Year- book 4. JANICE LYNE'I'TE SHARP Jan Missionary LIKES: Churchwork, people, religious music. DISLIKES: Modern teen-age customs. PASTIME: Churchwork. TREASURES: Bible, my hymnbooks. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3: Chorus 3,4: Pep Club 1,2: F.T.A. 2,3,4: Latin Club 1,2,3, QTribuneJ 4: National Honor Soci- ety 3,4: Yearbook staff 4: Latin Award 2: Historical Soci- ety 4: Assembly 2. SANDRA HAZEL SHERBURNE Sandy Secretary LIKES: Ice skating, weekends, swimming, music. DIS- LIKES: The word Prob'ly. PASTIME: Avoiding dull weekends. SAYING: You don't say! TREASURES: Class ring. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1,2: F.H.A. 2,4: Winter Carnival 1, 2.3: Academian Staff 4. CORLISS KATHLEEN SHUTER Cory Bookkeeper or Hairdresser LIKES: individuality, wild drums. DISLIKES: Cleaning my room, snow, chop suey. PASTIME: Night walks, sending notes. SAYING: Witch. TREASURES: My aquarium. ACTIVITIES: Spring Play 1: Usherette 1,2: Winter Carnival 3,4: Dramatic Club 1,2: Chorus 1,2,4: Glee Club 1: Year- book Staff 4. MARY ELIZABETH STEELE Mary College LIKES: Friendly people, memories. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning. PASTIME: Swimming, cooking, skating. SAYING: How do I know? TREASURES: My dog, class ring, driver's license. ACTIVITIES: Austin Original Prize Speaking 1: Chorus 1,3 4: Assembly 2: F.T.A. 2,3,4: Dramatic Club 3,4: Pep Club 1,2: Junior Prom Refreshment Committee CChairmanJ 3: Yearbook Staff fBusiness Managerj 4: Winter Carnival 1,- 2,3,4: Operetta 1: Spring Play fprogramsj 3: Senior Play Cprompterj 4: Historical Society 4: Dollars for Scholars Drive 2,3,4. BARBARA LOUISE THAYER Medical Technologist LIKES: Horses, painting, reading. DISLIKES: Setting hair, cold weather. PASTIME: Painting, reading. SAYING, For pete's sake! TREASURES: Class ring. ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club 1: Chorus 3,4: Science Club 4: Historical Society 4. CYNTHIA LEE TURGEON Cindy Secretary LIKES: Music, record hops. DISLIKES: Report cards, argu- ments. PASTIME: Having fun with close friends. SAYING: Oh good heavens! TREASURES: My friends. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,4: Pep Club 1: Christmas Assembly 1: Winter Carnival 1,2: Music Appreciation 1. RONALD RICHARD VALLEY Butch the Bruiser Draftsman LIKES: Football, cars, money, drafting. DISLIKES: Work, school. PASTIME: Sleeping. SAYING: FIunk now avoid the June rush. TREASURES: Guitar, my girl. GRACE DOROTHY VERVILLE Secretarial School LIKES: Walking in snow, a certain glass house. DISLIKES: Darkness. PASTIME: Dating special guy. SAYING: You know what I mean? TREASURES: My dreams, a ring, my friends. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee 3: Winter Carnival 3: Yearbook Staff 4. PAUL ERNEST VEZINA CurIy or Viz LIKES: Sports, sleep, food. DISLIKES: Teachers, cops. PASTIME: Hanging around Skilly's, sports. SAYING: Well, l'll be doggone. TREASURES: Class ring. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4: J.V. Basketball 1,2: Varsity Basketball 4. TIMOTHY WARREN Tim Truck Driver LIKES: Wild Driving. PASTIME: Sleeping. SAYING: Good Deal. TREASURES: Machinery. 77 LINDA MAE WEAD Bookkeeper LIKES: Sewing, swimming, ice skating, popular music. DISLIKES: Having to hurry, pesty little sisters and broth- ers. PASTIME: Sewing, cooking. SAYING: I don't know. TREASURES: Class ring, portable radio. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 2,3,4: Pep Club 15 Wintter Carnival 2,35 Yearbook Staff 4. NEAL AUSTIN WELLS, JR. Buster Making my first million LIKES: Girls, guns. DISLIKES: Homework, English. PASTIME: Hunting and fishing. TREASURES: My guns. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 3,45 Dramatics Club 2: Science Club 45 Prize Speaking 1,25 Band 2,43 Historical Society 4. CLAUDIA ANN WHITTINGTON Claude Teacher LIKES: My guy, walking along the beach. DISLIKES: Den- tists, calories. PASTIME: Dreaming, writing letters. SAYING: Gadfrey! TREASURES: My family, a little ring, my close friends. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 15 Operetta 1: Dramatics Club 1: Pep Club 15 F.T.A. 2,3,4 fpresidentx Junior Prom Committee 3: Yearbook Staff 45 Historical Society 4, Senior Play Cusherettej 45 Assistant editor P.O.D. newspaper. SUSAN JOHANNE WINSLOW Sue Music Teacher 78 LIKES: Home duties, school, children. DISLIKES: Lobster, rude people. PASTIME: Cooking and sewing. SAYING: Jeepers Creep- ers. TREASURES: My life. ACTIVITIES: Transferred: Concord High School 1,25 Band 3,45 Chorus 3,45 F.T.A. 3,4: Original Prize Speaking 3: Dramatics Club 4: Historical Society 45 National Honor Society 3,4. CYNTHIA CHERYL WORTH Cyndi College LIKES: Glenn Yarbrough, bugs bunny. DISLIKES: Sadness, riding school bus. PASTIME: Reading, sleeping, ride horses. SAYING: I didn't do it. TREASURES: Memories, my cats, Ava, Maxine, and Si- monne, a red convertible. ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 3,4 Historical Society 45 Winter Carni- val 15 Senior Play Usherette 3. LINDA CAROLINE YOUNG Lem Travel to California LIKES: Swimming, G.T.O.'s, 888, Cuz. DISLIKES: Report cards, braggers, bosses. PASTIME: Daydreaming in English, Henniker dances. SAYING: You know. TREASURES: Memories, class ring, and Special wedding bouquet. ACTIVITIES: Pep club 1: F.H.A. 2. ? Nz Nr l Illn- 'N 2 is - I Mrs. Alma B. Parr Ye Green Barber Shop Mr. 84 Mrs. Elmer Thayer 81 Family Superior Petroleum Corporation Shirley's Beauty Shop, Epsom Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph W. Boudreau Maurice A. Roy Robinwood Farm The Rabbit Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Lombard's Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Letendre's Fernand A. Perron Wm. E. Philbrick Richard F. Parsons William LeClair Merle Thorpe, Jr. Frigidaire Sales Clarence E. Bartlett Mathias Krenn Variety Store Mr. 8: Mrs. Doria Desrosiers Blake's Brook Camp Ground Mr. 81 Mrs. Bradford O. Emerson Mr. 81 Mrs. William H. French Theadore Furus 81 Son, Inc. Mr. 81 Mrs. Herve Verville, Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul M. Gamache Dr. Vincent E. Greco, Chiropractor Mr. 81 Mrs. Oscar Levesque Mr. Clish Garolee A. Little George Gordon 81 Family Alumna - 1912 Mr. Robert Levesque Albert J. Yeaton Mr. 81 Mrs. Romeo Bilodeau John B. Noyes Mr. 8. Mrs. Donald Wead Knowles Store Mr. Si Mrs. Robert W. Foss Larry Bernard Mr. gl Mrs. Romeo Gagne Richard Fleury Metivier's l.G.A. Howard M. Halen Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred Vezina Mr. Albert Monty Mr. 84 Mrs. Ben Racine Chases's Garage Mrs. Leona Sharp Joan Gagne Mr. 84 Mrs. Edward Huggins Miss Claire Levesque Howard Farm Mrs. Angelina Boulet Mr. Si Mrs. Lucien Levesque A Friend Mr. 81 Mrs. James M. Steele JOHN GRAPPONE, INC. Compliments DOUGLAS HOMES INC. Epsom, N.H. COMPLIMENTS AND CONGRATULATIONS QWG5? C. 5' fa r T0 A GREAT CLASS Q 2, : u- 3 1 3 2 'S 4 S' 7 I Q L 6 N7 I ATTLE Bono MASSACHUSETTS cuss Rmcs AND rms - cr.us msrsnm - Menus DUNN-D 5- TUPPER - VICTOR HCI-AN Tnorr-nes - Pumues - nlPLoMAs - INVITATIONS BOX 2441 CUPS Cvtfdse Brunch Portland, Maine .IOHNSON'S DAIRY FARMS and BAR STEVENS AGENCY Henry L. and Doris B. Stevens Insure Today - Be Sure Tomorrow Tel. REgent 6-4636 Gossville, New Hampshire Northwood Narrows, N.H. Routes 202 - 4 - 9 RAINVILLE SHOE STORE ALOSA'S FOODLAND 153 Manchester Street Concord, N.H. 'l3'l Moin Street Suncook, N.H. 03275 485-9423 RENE LAVALLEE Ronge and Fuel Oil 4, Gum SL rAsKER's wELL coMPANY 5Ul'lC00k, N-H- Northwood, N.H. We need your businessg ours is going in the hole Tel. 942-5581 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1965 from HILLSGROVE OIL AGWAY CORP. Epsom, N.H. CONCORD LUMBER COMPANY Sixty Years of Building Service P94 . 4:5+ ' va . - r SATURLEY'S SERVICE STATION Lester W. Saturley Pembroke St. Pembroke, N.H. R 8. H RESTAURANT Dinners - Seofoods and Sandwiches Open 5 a.m.-6 p.m Friday 5 a.m.-9 p.m SGIUYCIGY 5 a.m.-2. p.m 'I23 Main Street Suncook, N.H. HUnter 5-9486 CUTTER ENTERPRISES Epsom, N.H. 736-4741 EDMOND'S ESSO STATION Pembroke Street Pembroke 1- , N.H. Best wishes to the Class of 1965 SMITH OIL COMPANY Range and Fuel Oils Tel. 485-9453 NESTLEWOOD COTTAGES and MOTOR COURT Newfoundland Lake Bristol, N.H. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fillmore, Jr. R.F.D. IHI4 Concord, New Hampshire Phone 228-8147 PINKHAM'S EXPRESS Norihwood, N.H. Tel. 942-5412 CHRONIAK'S JENNEY 50 Main St. Suncook, N.H. Tel. 485-9488 MEL and ROWENA SEVERANCE Epsom, N.H. Tel. 736-4782 GOSSVILLE GENERAL STORE and LAUNDERMAT HOAGLAND'S AUTO BODY Bear Alignment Rad iators - Fenders and ROBERT E. BAILEY Bulldozing r Painting sl Dia' 2254781 Transportation 4 H II S . . . 'I o f Concord, N H Northwood, NIH. Charles C. Hoagland Robert K. Hoagland Best Wishes From MERRlLL'S RADIATOR SERVICE Cooling System Specialists Dearborn Road Suncook, N.H. Tel. 485-3334 The New York Lite Agent In Your Community ls a Good Man to Know JACK HINCHLIFFE I0 West St. 1128 Elm St. Suncook Manchester 485-9103 627-7849 RlLEY'S SPORT SHOP Hooksett, N.H. Guns Bought 81 Sold Complete Gunsmithing Service Compliments of PEMBROKE MOBILE HOMES Dea rbom Road Suncook, N.H. SUN VALLEY DISCOUNT FOOD CTR. 61 Tumpike Street Suncook, N.H. The store that proves quality doesn't have to be high priced FROM WIRTHMORE MILLS 62M South Main St. Concord, N.H. .A .9 X1 -ii' Manufacturers of WIRTHMORE Poultry, Dairy and Stock Feeds LAVOIE PLUMBING AND HEATING AND HARDWARE 151 Main St. Suncook, N.H. Specialize in force hot water heating system. We carry complete Iine of plumbing and heating supplies MORSE FURNITURE CO. I Suncook, N.H. 485-9553 W. H. HOYT, INC. 1314 Hooksett Rd. Manchester, N.H. Mobile Heat and Kerosene Burner Service Tel. 623-5541 Compliments of STOP 84 SHOP Capitol Shopping Center Concord New Hampshire G. PAULSEN CO. Publishers' Agent 3 Depot St., Concord, N.H. Tel. 255-9787 Paper Backs Magazines Subscriptions Compliments of Comphmems of RAINVILLE 81 DAVIAULT PETIT FUNERAL 485-9531 H9 Main St., Suncook, N.H. 4 EMERSON MANUFACTURING 8. EMERSON LOUNGE CO. Suncook, New Hampshire 1 Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. GERALD E. FRENCH 84 Family HARRY K. ROGERS Insurance Agency, Inc I I5 Main Street Suncook, N.H. ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC Joseph 81 Jeanne St. Germain Ruth Ann Letendre G, . o .239 Compliments of LEON'S ICE CREAM Good Luck It's been a pleasure serving you -WINDOOR SHOP Aluminum Doors and Windows Sales and Service Fred Knight Gossiville, N.H. Tel. 736-4713 LONG ACRE FARM Alfred K. Hillman Guemsey Milk and Cream Buck Street, Suncook, N.H, 485-9839 i To T ou Who Are Graduating from Pembroke Academy Congratulations and Best Wishes! THE SUNCOUK BANK C Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Q All through your life, you will find that your bank will be an important factor in whatever career you may choose. We hope that you will always consider us your bank. GOODNIGHT MOBILE HOMES 4 miles North of Manchester on U.S. 3 and 28 S malld, I-I-1 QHIDHI-llllLYT' 736 T E L IS ION l I1 VACANCY Y T A lk,-. is - 16... Li I I I Epsom Traffic Circle Epsom, N.H. At Junctions of Rtes. 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