Peterborough High School - Hilander Yearbook (Peterborough, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1966 volume:

appreciations -ft - - H - i. iik w 11 mmm FACULTY -rr - h-l.......|“| f |........9 SENIORS......i « - - - - I.-----------21 UNDERCLASSMEN - - - j - i' -....... F 67 ACTIVITIES - - -.....1--...............81 SPORTS..................... - 98 ADVERTISEMENTS......-.................I11 T AUTOGRAPHS Cui----K -_A- � - £------149 ■Oil1 ' ■ In Memoriam Robert Compher Peterborough Consolibateb School iRBOROUGH • NEW HAMPSHIRE With Sincere Thanks Of high ideals and virtue was her speech; and gladly would she learn, and gladly teach. Geoffrey Chaucer He seldom spoke; but what he said was clear, and full of sense, so that we lis- tened.” Geoffrey Chaucer We, the Senior class of 1966, wish to express our sincere thanks to one of our favorite teachers, Mrs. Ring, for her pa- tience, loyalty, perseverance, and dedica- tion to our Hilander . In addition to being a yearbook advisor, Mrs. Ring is an understanding teacher and friend whom we Seniors admire and respect. The Senior class takes this opportu- nity to thank Mr. Crowe for the help and guidance he has given to the yearbook staff. Although the Hilander” took muchofhis time and effort, Mr. Crowe never failed to give us the benefit of his skill and we appreciate his help. We owe Mr. Crowe many thanks for making our yearbook possible. and Appreciation “Theirs be the travaille and ours be the glory” Geoffrey Chaucer Mr. Richard and Mrs. Luongo had the near- ly impossible task of guiding the class of 1966 through four years of varied events. They faced the problems of class dues, class rings, the Junior Prom, Senior Ball, and graduation. Our class has benefited greatly from their ad- vice. Now that our years at P. C. S. have come to an end, we extend our sincere thanks for the help and understanding we have received from them. Administration WILLIAM KELLY Superintendent DONALD CARLE Teacher Consultant FRANKLIN FINLEY Elementary Principal _________10_________ Guidance BARBARA B. CARLL Senior High Faculty RUTH RING English NEIL HOWARD English KENDALL MAC CORMACK English ELINOR SAWYER English - Latin ODETTE B. LUONGO French EUGENE MAiuIN French FLORENCE M. HANCOCK Mathematics JOANNE GUMAER Mathematics 14 RICHARD MURPHY Science H. WILLIAM YEO Science MARY BRETON Business PAUL DAVIDSON Social Studies RONALD CROWE Business RAYMOND RICHARD Social Studies I 5 ROBERT C. MCQUILLEN Manual Arts TEXAS M. FAUNCE Home Economics THOMAS B. MANNING Manual Arts EDWARD J. LITHGOW Boys' Physical Education 16 BARBARA B. ROWE Girls' Physical Education CHARLES W. EDGERLY Music GERALD H. FAUNCE Grade 9 17 DORIS L. WIKLUND School Nurse RUTH PATTERSON Librarian Junior High Faculty JAMES H. RYAN (Social Studies) CHARLES H. ROYCE (Science) 18 NORMA W. VERHEY (Developmental Reading) EVA B. GAGNON (Grade 7) POLLY B. RAY (English) NORMAN H. LaPALME (Mathematics) BARBARA A. FONTAINE (Grade 8) School Personnel MILDRED C. RAINIER HAZEL S. NICHOLS Educational Secretary Guidance Secretary 19 BUILDING PERSONNEL m KENNETH NUTTING ABBOTT Ken Francestown... Come On”... Wants to graduate--from col- lege. .. Likes Physics, Economics... Sports fan. Cross Country 1,4; Track 1,4. WILLIAM LUCIUS ALDRICH. JR. Bill Bennington.. .Often found with a 57 Chevy (and who?). Oh Ya!.. .Electronics fan - wants to be an electrical con- tractor. AV 1,2; Chess 1. ■ Jr | iitENE ATICNSON d.. .Where's Room l y, Hey, I lost my needle!... tnatics andbpokke ping.. .Wants to be an ac- CJ amurals 2,3. AC. (V ' ftEB CCA pOlS AVE$t' y Haiwotk .. re jroy serious? JV! J U 0 t|e haU again?. Z Likes spons, hi Will make grtyit secretary. - AX jt i if all 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4'; Chorus 1; VV -Becky- ,T fce a letter.. .Walking ot s arid office practice... Y AP r ty Basketball 4; Office 4; YellTbook 4. Pep Club 2; 24 SHARON RUTH BEAM Sherry Peterborough... Spaz .. .Look for her at the Peterborough Motor Inn--or with D. L.C.... Future hairstylist.. .Likes sports and people. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Yearbook 4. V’ ,v [ JACQUELINE ELAINE BENNETT Jackie Dublin.. .Found anywhere around school... Oh, darn it! ... Loves English.. .Wants to be a secretary and live happily ever after! Dramatics 1; Chorus 1,2; Gymnastics 1. LINDA ANN BOWMAN Linna Bo Peterborough... Navy Blue?... Ya sure! ... Found in Dublin and on horseback (not always at the same time!).. .Likes family, recess, cars, and blonde sailors.. .Would like to join the Navy! Softball 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Clas£$eci 4; Office 2,3. ms J CUlDnKI.JMMr RITDRCF SHARON-ANNC. BURBEE Sharon Shar Peterborough...Number--Please!.. .Likes cats, dancing, and one particular boy J. C. D... .Most often found at the Tele- phone Office... Big Deal .. .Favorite classes are English, office practice, and bookkeeping.. .Wants to be a housewife someday. Office 3,4; Pep Club 1; Yearbook 4. PAMALA JOYCE BURRAGE Pam” Greenfield... I don’t know”... But Mr. Davidson! .. .Wants to be a librarian.. .Loves history.. .Is also a dog-lover.. .Most often found in the library... J. N. H. bound. Basketball 2,3; Librarian 2,3,4; Older Girls' Conf. 3,4; Art 2,4; Chorus 1; Model Congress. Transferred from Conant 1963 SCOTT SHELDON CARBEE Carb” Scotty Greenfield... You guys stink! ”... Sometimes found in a red, metallic Plymouth.. .Would like to make money fast (wouldn't we all!).. .Favorite class—sociology... Ski Team 1,2,3; Physical Fitness 3; Soccer 2,3,4. DONNA LEE CARON Mickie Hotrod Peterborough.. .One of the girls’ basement custodians... I really go for that in a big way ... Lunch!... Oh, who said that? ___Interested in anything and everything... Future physical education teacher. Basketball 1.2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4, Sec'y 1, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1. Transferred from Appleton 1962 Transferred from Appleton 1962 JANE C. CARON Jody Peterborough... Hey, where's the party? .. .5-4-3-2-3:08.. Would like to be a commercial artist... Like I really care! .. .Interested in everything.. .Marriage on her mind... Favor- ite class--family. G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 2; Librarian 1,2; Art 1,2. NANCY ANN CHAMBERLAIN Nancy THOMAS CLARKE Tom Rindge... Good morning. lover .. .Found anywhere and everywhere.. .Favorite class--trig, and gym... Hang right in there!.. .Interested in girls, cars, girls, sports, girls. Soccer 2.3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3, 4; Student Council Rep. 4 Peterborough... What now? ... Bruce who? .. .Often found in the basement.. .Favorite class--typing.. .Future plans: marriage. - Vv . MM JxA . Track 1,2; Soccer 3; Physical Fitness 3.4; Football 1,2 (Mt. Hermon); Lacrosse 2 (Mt. Hermon); Diving 1.2 (Mt. Hermon); Golf 1 (Mt. Hermon) Transferred from Mt. Hermon 1963. C. CHRISTIAN CHAMBERS Chris Peterborough... Anyone seen Laurie?”.. .Most often found in Green (?) Pastures.. .Interested in several sophisticated cycles and cycling in succession. LINDA LEE CLARK Peterborough 27 NANCY LOUISE CLUFF Nance Snuffy” Peterborough... Hey, where's Silver Ranch? ... Huh! ... Ask me if I'm crazy! .. .Often seen somewhere between Jaffrey and Peterborough... Favorite class—Mr. Faunce’s study___Interested in movies, music, and males. KATHERINE MARY CLUKAY Diddie” Dublin... Oh, yeah? ... Are you sure?”.. .Interested in horses... Did you ever hear of Clukay's busses? ... Favorite class—history.. .Would like to become a dental assistant. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Manager Girls' Basketball 3,4; Yearbook 4. DALE EDWARD COLBURN Cub New Boston... Just don't care! ... Works (?) at Champagne's ... Favorite classes--trig and history.. .Main interests include girls, sports, cars.. .Ambition: to make money. Vice President 1. LUCILLE A. M. CORMIER Lucy Hancock... I don't know ... Likes horses.. .Often daydreams or does nothing.. .Interested in boys, horses, psychology, and likes to walk. JANICE ANNE CROSSLEY r v Jan Dublin... ”Ya know ... J’aime le fralx ft� ... Qftei studies when she isn’t daydreaming.. . Ifogrested tnHlofsetjaCk filing and be a CONSTANCE ANN CUDDEMI Connie , Mouse Bennington... Are You kiddin'? ... Forget it ...Often found in a 64 Catalina... Florida, here I come! . Boys ... G T O’S... Boys ...Water skiing...Favorite class--family. Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1. CHARLES TAYLOR ECKFELDT Charlie Peterborough... Tough Bananas ... Oh, for a big car! ”... Wants to be an M.D... .Favorite classes are biology (natch) and physics.. .Girls and medicine vie for his attention. Track 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 4; Class Marshall 3; Yearbook 4. DAVID LAURENCE CUSHING Mouse Peterborough... Wanna buy a car? .. .Ambition: to ride shot- gun on a garbage truck?... No comment ... Would like a car that runs well .. .Isn't found very often. ..Likes Physics, Gym, and S.R.B. Soccer 2,4; Yearbook 4. LARRY DONALD EGGERT Larry Francestown... “Nasty break ... Hey, Red! ... Faithful work- er at Hayward Farms.. .Energetic in physics and gym. Soccer 1.2,3, 4; Basketball 1.2. 3,4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Older Boys' Conference 1.2,3,4; Yearbook 4 , r BRUCE ALAN FOX Ecurb Temple... Oh! No! ... I just don't care .. .Wants to study in the field of forestry.. .Likes biology.. .Spends his time hunting or fishing and running his Mo Par (Ford). NANCY MAY GARA 3? Nance Mrs. Wiklund. would Vou do me a favctV . „ .College bound .. .Future occupationaTtherapist... Most oilmen found in the Nurse's Office (natch).. .Lover of English.. .Most concerned with passing Mr. Yeo's biology class. Pep Club 1; Library Staff 3, 4 ANN SHARON GOLDMAN Annie Peterborough__ How's your 'Bod' .. .Always bombing around in a big 327 or A. H. Sprite. ..Wild about chorus and 8th period... Plans on winning the Indy 500 .. .Enthusi- astic about boys, horses, cars, and Princeton. G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Yearbook 4 LAUREN IVERSON GREEN Laurie Peterborough... Vassar, I hope .. .Always in deep Cham- bers” of thought... Plans to major in psychology...Enjoys trig, and Mr. Martin's (oh, la, la) classe de francais.. .Interested in everything and everybody. J.V. Basketball 2; V. Basketball 3,4; Track 2; Class Treas. 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Softball 2,3; Archery. Transferred from John Jay 1963 KENNETH A. HARDWICK Ken Francestown.. . Drop dead and I’ll bury you! ...Future mor- tician of Francestown.. .Most often found taking notes at Woodbury's.. .Enjoys history class and arguing with Mr. Richard.. .Firm supporter of Goldwater. McGreal Essay 3; Yearbook 4. HEIDI ELIZABETH HAYLES Heidi Dublin... Are you positive? .. .College bound where she will major in English.. .Rated English (of course) as favorite class ... Runs a caddy service to Dublin... My Mustang, still hasn't come! Library Asst. 4; Yearbook 4. Transferred from Villa Augustina 1964 VICTORIA LEE HECKBERT Vick Torrie Peterborough... Hey, kids, I did my hair again! ... Is Nance here today? .. .May seem shy at first.. .but look out! ... Found any time of the year watching a certain red head performing athletic feats... I'll get him yet! ... A diet-ad- dict, she likes lunch the best.. . Hey, Vick, got your boy watcher's card? m G.A.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Yearbook 4. 31 EDWARD CHARLES HENDERSON Ed Peterborough... •=;!x:?”... Oh, to be tall! ”,.. Plans on be- coming a history teacher... But pushing grocery carts takes up most of his time right now... How fast did you say you were going?”.. .Girls - a great addition to our class! National Honor Soc. 3; Boys' State 3; Class Pres. 4; Traffic Squad 4. Transferred from Wachusett Regional H. S. 1964 CHARLES DAVID HEWITT Charlie” eenfield... You think a lot of yourself, don’t ya! ”... Al- orking with Sharon on the yearbook.. .Would like to P (whose?). ..Works hard in bookkeeping and business jf.Came to us from Conant.. .but we like him anyway! i efesjed in girls, motorcycles, stamps, coins, and ski- v T £• itqr JTtfftbook 4: (V.P. 1; Gymnastics 1). s . J Sum Transferred from Conaf 1 ' ELAINE ELIZABETH HOLDEN Laine Peterborough... You're a goodie two shows! ”,. .May be found in the library under a stack of books.. .Has a future as top- notch archeologist.. .Enjoys all of her classes, especially World Affairs and history... Has intellectual interests: art, chess, music, and history. PHILIP ALAN HILL Butch Phil Peterborough... No, d' you?”... Certainly has.Most often found at Dunning's.. .Would like to be a good body man at Monadnock Auto Body.. .Good luck!.. .Favorite class is shop.. .Interested in girls. Ski Team 4; Spring Track 2; Chorus 2,3. Math Club 1; Archery 2; Yearbook 4. 32 t CHERYL ANN HUBBARD Cheryl Antrim... Is it real?”... Are you sure? .. .Has quite a time at the Y dances in Keene.. .(We know your secrets).. .Can often be found riding horseback in Spofford or Keene... Hopes to become a physical therapist... Parlez-vous ffancais?” Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1; G.A.A. 2; Pep Club; Yearbook 4. ROSEMARY JOHNSON Rosie Peterborough... Say___? ... You paranoid! .. .Would like to become a great humanitarian like Albert Schweitzer... Will major in social work.. .Looks forward each day to English class.. .Found most often trying not to be found. Field Hockey 4; Archery 2; Dramatics 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Yearbook 4. DAVID ARTHUR JORDAN Dave Peterborough. .. Don’t get hurt! . ..When asked about his classes, Oh, they're all just great! (ech!) .. .Almost always can be found traveling the road to Dublin. Soccer 1: McGreal Essay 3. ALISON JEAN KEARNEY Ally Peterborough... Censored ... Jack, Jack who? ... Taking lessons from Mr. Richard on How to be a successful dictator .. .Will center her influence in South America.. .Often found, draped in a towel, answering the door.. .Favorite classes are French and history.. .Considering Business Administration. Ski Team 1.2,3,4; Field Hockey 1; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Stu- dent Council 4. 33 DEBORAH JEAN KNICELY Debi Hancock... Light me up as soon as we pass the gate!! ”... Wanna lend me some money? .. .Can be found after school sitting by the window at M. C. H._Her goal is to become an educated housewife (best kind).. .Deb’s interests range from bubble gum, to Chanel No. 5, and to college, in that order.. .Enjoys physics class with Mr. Gordon. Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 3,4. WILLIAM PAUL KIMBALL Bill” Hancock. .. Why? ... Most often found in Antrim (visiting whom??)... Shop is his favorite. .. Wants to be a carpenter ...Interested in cars. Archery 2; A.V. 2,3; Gymnastics 1. JAMES N. KORPI Karp Dublin... Can you handle it? ...Most often found walking ... Curious about the birds and the bees... Jim fulfilled his ambition at the age of five--a juvenile delinquent... Now he’s trying to live up to his idol, Mr. Clark... Rates gym and study as his favorites. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 1,3,4; Chorus 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4. BRUCE HAROLD KULLGREN Bruce Temple... Fords Forever .. .A future Air Force man... Did you say 'The Rogues’?”.. .Can be found in Milford playing his guitar.. .Enjoys shop and history.. .Interested in guitars, Fords, and girls. 34 DAMON WASON LAWRENCE Damon Peterborough... What?”...Always has a smile for everyone (especially females).. .Spends winter checking the snow in ski areas.. .Does well on the track team--specializes in pole vaulting.. .One of Miss Hancock's top math students... In- terests range from athletics to electronics... Future electronics engineer. Soccer 1,2,4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Weight Lifting 3; Summer Institute 2; Adv. Stu. Pro. 3. TERESA MARGARET diLORENZO Terry” Peterborough... Oh ya! ... New girl in school... Petite and pretty.. .Is it true blondes have more fun?.. .Future interior decorator.. .Interested in the cultural arts, folk music, poetry, and modern art... Favorite classes: Government and English ...A good listener. G.A.A. 4; Chorus 1,2; Drama 1,2; Student Council 3; Art Club 1,2; Sailing Club 1.2; Transferred From Hearts Academy 1965. 35 LINDA RUTH LAWRENCE Stretch Sofea Greenfield... Are you kidding? ... I'll drag ya! ”... Studies at the library (?)... Amo, amas, amat ... Hey, who is that lifeguard? .. .She loves food and consequently enjoys her work at Dyer’s... Here you go, Mick! ... I was pushing 60 when I heard this siren! ”... Future elementary teacher. ,.V. Basketball 1; V. Basketball 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Yearbook 4. GARY PAUL MALLOWS Gary Greenfield... Ya, sure, maybe tomorrow! ,.. Anybody want to shoot some pool? .. .Most often found in a light green 54” Chevy... Do you want to run it?”.. .Interested in business administration and sales and management...College bound... Likes cars, girls, coins.. .Favorite classes are chem., biology, physics, and shop.. { ,. } A n r L iP • rf!Us C!V' P'S CYNTHIA ANN McGRAIL Stretch Temple... Well, I don't know; maybe ... Dependable—is her middle name.. .Goes anywhere that has action, danger, and excitement... Favorite classes are family and study... Can be found in Keene or the nearest pool hall... A great waitress at the Inn... Plans on being a success in everything she does. A . OIL LEO GERALD McQlflLLMJ , Leo G Mac Peterborough... 'What n the heck do you think you're doing?’ • Can be found anywhere.. .Will have a happy life just by yenjoying it.,|Hajjpy go lucky!...Likes business law and shop .. . Interested iij ork, fyn, sports, A. V., locksmith. .CrosS-Country 1,2; ftiio Visual 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3. 'I JOYCE ALBERTA MERCHANT Greenfield... How 'bout that!' Joyce , Do you know what I did last night? .. .Future elementary teacher.. .Found most often in room 171 talking to Pam... Favorite class is history (no wonder, she has an A average). G.A.A. 2,3,4; Yearbook 4. 36 JOHN HERMAN MILLER Johnny Francestown... Do you mean you have to study physics?!..' College bound.. .and then will make a million dollars... Found roaming the halls in the morning.. .(What's her name, John?)...Interested in sports and girls...Favorite classes are math and chemistry. Soccer 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics; Vice Pres. 2,4; Treasurer 3. ANDREA RUTH MOLLER Andy Hancock... Rats ... A girl really on the go... An assembly today? Oh no! ... Always found standing at her traffic post or talking to Mr. Clark...Would like to be a Congresswoman ...Math and physics tie for first place as her favorites. V. Basketball 2,3; Field Hockey 1,4; Math Club; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; (S.C.) V.P. 3; Pres. 4; Rep. 2; Dramatics 2; National H. Soc. 3; Traffic Squad 2,3,4; Older Girls' Con. 2,3,4. NANCY SUSAN PAJANEN Nance Temple... Oh yeah? ...Wants a happy and useful life... Personality +.. .Can be found riding around in a ”58 blue and white Chevy...Navy Blue...Favorite class is family... Ya, Cindy's Mutt and I'm Jeff. Chorus 1. GERALD L. PEARSON Professor Temple... What! Me sleeping in class? Never! .. .Happi- ness is a science fiction book.. .Can be found brewing some- thing in the lot.. .Wants happiness and success out of life... Favorite classes are physics and French.. .Interested in cars, hunting, fishing, and science fiction. Boys' State 3. 37 SHARON E. PETERS Droopy Shar” Peterborough... Son of a biscuit ... May I help you? Der- by's number one salesgirl... U. N. H. here she comes... Will major in elementary education... Looks forward to recess each day.. .Interested in—passing physics... Hey, Beth! Student Council 1; Dramatics 1,3; Chorus 2; Girl's State 3; G.A.A. 2,3; Co-Editor Yearbook 4. PETER RAINIER 4ugh... You’ll get over it!' George Good Morning!' yr r . i j willing to help.. .Most often found running his 4 miles yyJ' Jefore breakfast... George, your mother would like to speak . •£ ' • t0 you on the phone! ... Has a smile for everyone (especially tv he female of the species)... Me, worry? Never! ’ Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Archery 1; Track 4. Lee ...A MARY LEE RAJANIEMI Dublin... I'm impressed! ... Florida, here I come! ’ steady companion of Linda (Bowman).. .Interested in a certain guy...Enjoys family.. .Ardent believer in You only live once! l, -V cV Basketball 1; Qwpt f hg Clul VG. V� . 1?2,4; Year- bQeVr ( o id-' ‘KrS DENNIS B. REED Denny’ Peterborough... Ya Fink! ...A real quiet guy...Life’s am- bition is to travel all over the country.. .Always downtown... Interested in making money to finance his trip... Favorite sub- jects are shop and business law. Weight-Lifting 2; Archery 2. 38 ELIZABETH ANN REEKIE Beth Peterborough... 'T know what you mean! ”,. . This conversa- tion is getting a little gross, don't you think? .. .If wanted, can be found scrubbing test tubes at M.C.H... Future medical technologist.. .Interested in graduating.. .Likes 5th period study hall... Oh, when Beth and Sharon hit U. N. H.! Dramatics 1,3; Yearbook 4. SUSAN E. REGISTER Sue” Suz Temple... Beans! .. .A real scholastic student.. .Will make a great doctor some day.. .Majoring in pediatrics or psychol- ogy. . .Interested in beating the 2 min. bells... Study, Me? Are you kidding?! ”.. .Favorite classes are physics and per- sonal typing. Hockey 4; Basketball 4; Tennis 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Soc. 3. rom Great Valley - Penn. 1965 SStLL - Willie Kathy' ’ of a bumble bee! ... Has an attraction for .Onft_a ibition in life is to enjoy it... lass'is' ractiye A'. Interested in a particular is name wpw lh'p Sj O bef Hp, would it?)... Iiyness +. JOHN SARGENT Sarge Peterborough... ”Ya seen Christie?”.. .Frequently in Dublin and at Fontaine’s... Favorite class is history... The silent type ...Interested in graduating. 39 BERNICE SHIELDS Bernie Peterborough.. .Quiet kind (’til school lets out)... ”1 was in Jaffery last night”. .. I didn't want to come either . ..peeved by Monday mornings.. .Interested in sports, especially tennis ...censored expressions (tsk, tsk).. .future physical therapist. McGreal EMgy 3;JXA.A. 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Math Club 2. 3® . VvX JOYCE A. SIMPSON Melvin Peterborough... Certainly could be tense! .. .A P's num- ber one meat wrapper. ..How’s the scenery on Windy Row?... When Simpson and Tracy hit New York! .. .Favorite class is world affairs...Interested in Getting my Minimum Daily Requirements!! Softball 1,2; Dramatics 3; Pep Club 1; Student Council Rep. 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. JOHN PATRICK SMITH John Peterborough... Oh, well, you can't win'em all!”...Fa - vorite subject is history.. .Someday may be a history teacher or become a pilot.. .Another industrious worker at the A P .. .Interested in girls and cars. Chorus 1,2,3,4. 4 MAXINE LILLIAN SMITH Wicky” Peterborough... Hey! I got a letter today! ... Oh, stop! ... The girl with get up and go... Firm believer in school spirit... Jim, Jim who?”... Most otten found in a green 58” Ford.. .Favorite classes are family and study.. .Also interested in graduating. Cheerleading 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Librarian 2; Pep Club 1,2; Yearbook 4. 40 SHEILA KATHERINE SMITH Smish Peterborough... Bet your booties, Grannie! .. Makes an an- nual trip to Germany... Secret ambition is to get married and have 8 chillins.. .Real sharp dresser.. .Enjoys sociology and the company of Freddie. Dramatics 1; Chorus 2; Art 2; Office 3. JOHN THOMAS STANDISH Jace Francestown... Oh yeah? ... I set I ... Came to us from Marblehead. Mass.. .The playboy type.. .Interested in money and the opposite sex.. .Most often found riding around in a red Scout. Transferred from Marblehead High 1965 DANIEL CERMIE THIBEAULT Danny Peterborough... Got a cigarette? .. .Most often found wash- ing dishes at the Motor Inn or milking cows at Old Town Farm .. .Someday will make a trip to France... Favorite class is geometry.. .Great artist.. .Dependable. ( Art 1.2, 3, 4 LESLIE ALtfAH TORSEY Us Peterborough... Censored .. .Most often found in or under one 56 Convertible.. .Main ambition is to keep one 56 Convertible on the road.. .Favorite classes are shop and lunch .. .Interested in enjoying life. Weightlifting 2; Dramatics 3; A. V. 2. JUDITH ANN WELCH Judy Peterborough... She's only a foot and 8 inches over a yard- stick! .. Florida, here I come!!. .Interested in having fun... Your please! ...Favorite class is sociology.. .Has a flair for art and fashion. Librarian 1; Pep Club 1; Gymnastics 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Dra- matics 3; G. A. A. 3,4; Yearbook 4. STEPHEN A. WHIPPLE Steve Whip New Boston... I like it .. .Most often found in Francestown ... Larry, Ken—here are two more pumpkins! Run! ... Keeps busy reading the Tribune (among other things).. .New Boston's future NURSE? .. .Enjoys history and arguing with Mr. Richard... Aimez-vous le francais? Baseball 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Soccer 4; Boys' State 3. 42 PETER W. TRUFANT Pete Peterborough... Unprintable! ... Most often found skipping school.. .Favorite classes are shop and lunch... Drives a racy red convertible.. .Looking forward to graduating.. .In- terested in cars and girls (anyone particular, Pete?) TONI E. TRACEY Trace Dublin____ Can ya handle it? ... Don't be sensitive about it! .. .One person who can never be found... When Tracey and Simpson hit New York! .. .Favorite class is English... Interested in parties, boys, and horses... Another artistic member of the class. Basketball 1; Chorus 1,2; Librarian 1; Art 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 3.4. JANE HOTCHKISS WILLIAMS Jenny Peterborough... Hey. where's the horse show this weekend? .. .Keeps Temple Mt. in business during the showflake season ... Avez-vous fait vos devoirs de francais? ... Have any of you seen Ed?”.. .She has a two-track mind—horses and ski- ing! !.. .Future is undecided, but she'd like to go to Smith. Torch 1; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Corres. Sec. 3; Student Council 4; National Hon. Soc. 3; Yearbook 4. Senior Class Officers C. Eckfeldt. treas.; J. Miller, vice pres.; E. Henderson, pres.; L. Bowman, sec. 43 Senior Superlatives BEST ALL AROUND Linda Bowman Ed Henderson BEST DRESSED Sheila Smith Tom Clarke MOST POPULAR Andrea Moller Tom Clarke MOST SHY Bernice Sheilds Ken Abbott CLASS CLOWNS Joyce Simpson David Cushing TALLEST Linda Lawrence Charles Eckfeldt SHORTEST Connie Cuddemi Ed Henderson BEST DANCERS Toni Tracey Tom Clarke MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sue Register Damon Lawrence BEaT LOOKING Cindy McGrail John Standish BOOK WORMS Elaine Holden Jerry Pearson BEST ATHLETES Donna Caron Larry Eggert CLASS FLIRTS Linda Lawrence George Rainier STEADIEST COUPLE Sharon Beam David Cushing CLASS SYCOPHANTS Pamala Burrage Charles Hewitt MOST ACCIDENT PRONE Nancy Cluff Jim Korpi BIGGEST STORY TELLERS Jody Caron Scott Carbee MOST DEPENDABLE Jenny Williams Charles Hewitt CLASS ARTISTS Judy Welch Dan Thibeault CLASS MUSICIANS Cheryl Hubbard Bruce Kullgren MOST PEP Wickie Smith Ed Henderson FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN Nancy Fetzer Alan Buxton 44 Class Song K.M.A. Keep me awake! Do You Wanna Dance W.L.A. What's love anyway! Sounds of Silence D.A.A. Deanna as-an accountant! A Young Girl R.L.A. Rebecca Loves Averybody Home on the Range” S.R.B. She really beams! Baubles, Bangles, and Beads.” j.e.b. Just eyes boys! Summer Nights L.A.B. Looking around bored! Navy Blue” S.A.C.B. She always calls back! This Diamond Ring P.J.B. Peace, Justice and Brotherhood! Smile. S.S.C. Scott sleeps constantly! Great Pretender D.L.C. Drives like crazy! High Heeled Sneakers J.C.C. Jody can come! They didn’t Believe Me” N.A.C. Not always cheerful! The Wedding C.C.C. Can't concentrate correctly! Rebel Rouser L.L.C. Linda loves cheering! The Cheerleader T.M.C. Too much curiosity King of the Road N.L.C. Never loses control! Be True to Your School K.M.C. Kolor me cheerful! Ticket to Ride D.E.C. Dale evades Champagne's! Please, Please Me” L.A.M.C. Lucy acts many characters! Don't Fence Me In J.A.C. Janice acts Crossly! Please Let Me Wander C.A.C. Cute and cunning! Glad All Over D.L.C. Delightful little crumb! Everybody Loves A Clown C.T.E. Charlie talks excessively? Dr. Kildare's Theme L.D.E. Love denying Eggert! Take Me Out to the Ball Game B.A.F. Bashful and foxy! GTO N.M.G. Never makes goofs! Nancy A.S.G. Always slow going! Fun, Fun, Fun L.I.G. Laurie is generous! Jolly Green Giant” K.A.H. Kenny acts hep! The Death March H.E.H. Hates eny homework! Thank Heaven for Little Girls V.L.H. Vickie loves homework! I'll Get You E.C.H. Ever courageous he-man! Dead Man’s Curve C.D.H. Charlie does help! She's Just My Style P.A.H. Phil's always hoping! Five Foot Two E.E.H. Elaine eats hesitantly! Dominique C.A.H. Calls Antrim home! Get Off My Cloud R.J. Really jerks! England Swings D.A.J. David always joking! Soldier Boy and Initials A.J.K. Alison and Jack's Klan! Little Miss Stuck-up W. P. K. William prefers Koke! Mabeline D. J. K. Debi jokes konstantly! Round Every Corner J.N'.K. Jim needles Kops! Days of Wine and Roses B.H.K. Bruce hates Kars! Little Duce Coupe ' C.E.L. Clean easy living! Oh Carol D.W.L. Damon will lead! Dang Me L.R.L. Likes red locks! Boys T.M.D.L. Terry's made delightful looking! New Girl In School G.P.M. Great playboy Mallows! I'm a Loser C.A.M.G. Cindy and my guy! Long Tall Sally L.G.M.Q. Leo gives money quickly! Sad Movies J.A.M. Joyce admires money! What's New, Pussycat J.H.M. John hates money? Sandy rt.R.M. Always righting Mike! Hail to the Chief' N.S.P. Not so prudish! Girl From Wolverton Mt. J.L.P. Jerry loves people! Love Potion 9 S.E.P. Super energetic personality! Let's Get Together G.P.R. George prefers romance! Girls, Girls, Girls M.L.R. Most like Rajaniemi! Having a Wild Weekend D.G.R. Dennis gets rested! I'm Gonna Be Strong E.A.R. Early arriving Reekie! Let's Lock the Door S.E.R. Sure enough Register! Teachers' Pet K.W.R. Kathy will rate! The Wedding March J.W.S. John wants sleep! Shutdown B.G.S. Better go slower! Shy One J.A.S. Joyce always sparkles! Smoke Gets in Your Eyes J.P.S. John practices smoking! Big Man in Town” M.L.S. Maxine loves somebody! Jim S.K.S. She’s Kolb's sweetheart! Do the Freddie J.T.S. Just too shy? Boy from Ipanema D.G.T. Dishes get Thibeault! Danny Boy” L.A.T. Les aime Trufant! I Want Candy T.E.T. Tony exhibits talents! Party Girl” P.W.T. Possesses witty talk! The Night Has a Thousand J.A.W. Just ask Welch! Cast Your Fate to the Wind S.A.W. Steve aime” work! Help J.H.W. Jenny's horse wins! Get on Your Pony and Ride Class Prophecy Last week, in the All American City of Peterborough, New Hampshire, the graduating class of 1966 held its 50th reunion. The following report was published in a nationally known news media. NEWSMAKERS 2016 Missing: Two girls, Sharon Peters and Beth Reekie, are believed missing. The two were last seen at Hampton Beach boarding a small two-horsepower boat. Authorities presume that the girls tried to make a trans-Atlantic crossing. Charles Hewitt, a close friend of theirs, reported that he once heard Beth say that she was going to get to England if it killed her! Trapped: The latest report on the progress of the first around-the-world bus trip was that the driver and owner of the busline, Diddie Clukay, was caught in a traffic-jam off the Southeast Expressway. Three passengers, Becky Avery, Sharon Beam, and Sharon Burbee, have decided to make the best of the situation by inviting all their friends to a bus party. Overthrown: Andrea Moller, Premier of Pottsylvania, was overthrown by the left wing dictator- ship of General Dave Cushing, alias The Big Cheese. Extricated: Pamela Burrage was finally extricated after having been buried for three days by a barrage of books which toppled from a huge bookshelf at the National Library in Washington, D. C. Eyewitness, Janice Crossley, stated that there must be an easier way to get an educa- tion. Prize-winning: Dr. Susan Register, noted physicist, has just received a Nobel Prize for the amazing discovery of transistorized diaper pins. Broadway opening: Nancy Garand, Les Torsey, and Kathy Russell are currently venturing into show business with an act called The Fabulous Peterborough Follies. The critics say it is bound to be the season's greatest hit. Died: After a strenuous waltz demonstration, Kenneth Abbott, famed dance instructor, suc- cumbed to a heart attack. Hardwick Chapels is in charge of the arrangements. Chosen: Lucille Cormier, owner-operator of the world's largest dairy farm, has just been chosen Dairy Queen. Purchased: After ski-bumming for fifteen years, John Standish has just purchased Whit's Ski Tow and made Jenny Williams and Damon Lawrence head ski-bum instructors. Innovation: Peter Trufant, President of Pete’s Pizza Parlors, a nationwide chain, .is now serving pimento pizzas on peachy pink plastic party plates. Appealed: The Caron sisters, Jody and Donna, have taken their case to the Supreme Court. The case is against the sale of Mother Goose Books as being obscene. Their lawyer. George Rainier, has not yet commented on the outcome of the appellate court decision. Merger: Maxine Smith and Shelia Smith have merged to form the Smith Sisters' Cough Drop Company. They refused, however, to merge with the Smith Brothers, headed by John Smith. to form the Smith Family Cough Drop Company. Hunting: Bruce Fox and Dale Colburn, great white hunters, are now in Tibet in search of the yet-to-be-found Abominable Snowman. Opened: A new company, Phil Hill's Dills, has recently opened in this area. It produces dill pickles and is owned and operated by Phil Hill of this town. Returned: Lauren Green, Ed Henderson, and Chris Chambers are now back in Peterborough after making a nation-wide campaign, sponsored by the Phil Hill Dill Co., against the making of soggy pickles. New Commissioner: William Kimball was appointed Motor Vehicles Commissioner yesterday by Gov. William Aldrich. Aldrich commented that the appointment was not based on friend- ship, but on experience. Touring: A local song and dance duo, John Miller and Linda Clark, is now on a tour of Tibet and Kashmir in order to promote good will between the two countries. Their act consists of many patriotic songs, with a stirring rendition of Hippy, Hippy Shake as the grand finale. Accident: A Mack truck was involved in a minor mishap last night, when it was struck by a large moose. Driver of the truck was Miss Rosemary Johnson, forewoman of the Law Trucking Co. Filmed: Joyce Merchant's fifth rate film studio has done it again, brought to the screen a great play, Macbeth, starring Jim Korpi as Macbeth, Alison Kearney as Lady Macbeth, Dennis Reed as Banquo and John Sargent as Macduff. Returned: Baron Leo McQuillan, a member of the international set. has just returned from a world-wide trip and is considering writing a book. The Return of the Native. Hospitalized: Connie Cuddemi. star center for the Boston Celtics Women's team, is in the hospital after going up for a lay-up and bumping her head on the rim. Died: A fatal accident claimed the lives of New York's three most prominent socialites. Victoria L. Heckbert. Ann Sharon Goldman and Nancy L. Cluff were recovered from the bot- tom of the East River after plunging through the abutment of the Brooklyn Bridge. The bodies were found by the Navy's best scuba-diving team, Larry Eggert. Steve Whipple and Scott Car- bee. Hardwick Chapels, Brooklyn branch, is in charge of arrangements. 51 Died: Recently word was received from Paris that the famed Jerry Van Buren Pearson and his assistant Terry diLorenzo suffered fatal-burns when their effort to blow up the Eiffel Tower and undermine the French government failed. Hardwick Chapels. Paris branch, is in charge of ar- rangements. Out-Boxed: Gary Mallows, feather-weight champion of the world, was knocked out last night by Yoto Somoto, Jr. in a championship bout. The match was arranged by Mr. Mallows in an effort to retain his title. Electrocuted: A tragedy occurred at the discotheque Arthur last night when Bruce Kullgren, lead guitarist of the Rogues, was electrocuted. Authorities say that the accident was due to the spilling of a wet martini on Mr. Kullgren's electric guitar. Hardwick Chapels. Manhattan branch is in charge of arrangements. Landing: Dr. Charles Eckfeldt's floating hospital ship The Last Hope , arrived at the South Pole last week. The ship's first mate, Heidi Hayles, reported that Dr. Eckfeldt is treating Linda Bowman and Lee Rajaniemi for frostbite. Miss Bowman and Miss Rajaniemi are at the South Pole capturing penguins for the Peterborough Park Zoo. Damaged: Dave Jordan, owner of Dave's Bar and Grill reported that a group of young women from the Women's Christian Temperance Union destroyed his bar with axes. Police are holding Bernice Shields, Nancy Pajanen. and Debi Knicely for this insurrection. Missing: Linda Lawrence, celebrated actress, was reported missing today in Saudi Arabia, after failing to return from a film location. U. A.C. released the news upon learning that Miss Law- rence hadn't been seen since the filming of a desert storm scene. Ironically, the title of the movie presently being shot is Return From the Desert. Record-Makers: Elaine Holden and Cheryl Hubbard, world-famous racing stars, have arrived at the Salt Flats to try to break their own world's record, 600 m.p.h. The two gained recognition when they won the Grand Prix with a Morris Mini-Minor. Announced: Deanna Atkinson, secretary to Daniel Thibeault, president of Thibeault Art Gal- leries, reported today that Pres. Thibeault has finally acquired the painting Mina-Loosa by Miss Judith Welch. The recent acquisition cost Thibeault three million bubble-gum wrappers and a complete set of baseball cards. Head-Liners: Joyce Simpson and Toni Tracey, co-hostesses of the highly-successful discotheque Jerk Right In have announced that the head-lining group this week will be The Shrieks. The group is composed of Jackie Bennett. Nancy Chamberlain, and Carol Lavoie. Arrested: Cindy McGrail, internationally-known model, is in the Peterborough jail on charges of under-exposure. She was nabbed at the town pool wearing a shapeless bathing suit. Died: Tom Clarke. 40, suave New York playboy, multimillionaire, owner-operator of Club 99, and co-chairman of the Champion Spark Plug Co., (world's largest independent spark plug manufacturer); died of a shock, in Manhattan. Hardwick Chapels, Manhattan branch, is in charge of funeral arrangements. 53 Class Will I, Ken Abbott, do hereby leave P. H. S. to invade U. N. H. I, Bill Aldrich Jr., do hereby leave Roger McWhirter my roadway to P.H.S. 1, Deanna Atkinson, do hereby leave Mr. Crowe to anyone who wants to take the greatest business course in history. I, Becky Avery, do hereby leave my ability to walk the halls without a pass to Kathy Gibson--be careful, Kathy. I, Sharon Beam, do hereby leave my red hair to Sue Hill, who doesn't really need it. I, Jackie Bennett, do hereby leave Dennis Dunning an axe, with hopes he’ll use it. I, Linda Bowman, do hereby leave P.H.S. for the Navy. I, Sharon Burbee, do hereby leave a hearing aid to my teachers in case anyone else has a soft voice. I, Pam Burrage, do hereby leave my rose-colored glasses to Mr. Davidson. I, Scott Carbee, do hereby leave my art of story telling to Randy Cowles and hope he does as well as I have. I, Donna Caron, do hereby leave before I'm thrown out!!! I, Jody Caron, do hereby leave one bottle of Ardent Spirits to Tom Earley-- can ya handle it? I, Nancy Chamberlain, do hereby leave my brother, a large problem with no answer. I, Chris Chambers, do hereby leave with a copy of The Prophet. I, Linda Clark, do hereby leave Sandy Trufant my place on the cheerleading squad. Keep cheering, Sandy! I, Tom Clarke, might not leave for another year! I, Nancy Cluff, do hereby leave trees alone. I, Katherine Clukay, do hereby leave Mr. Gordon a D” in spelling in exchange for my ”D” in chemistry. I, Dale Colburn, do hereby leave Grand Union to Steve Gorski. Treat the ladies well, Steve. I, Lucille Cormier, do hereby leave Mr. Enc with fewer problems. I, Janice Crossley, do hereby leave with few regrets. I, Connie Cuddemi, do hereby leave all of my problems to Dennis Dunning; he really needs them! I, David Cushing, do hereby leave my talents as class clown to Dick Thorner. Keep up the tradition! 1, Charlie Eckfeldt, do hereby leave my pregnant roller skate to anyone who won’t make fun of it. I, Larry Eggert, do hereby leave Peter Bourgoine a pair of 11 1 2 soccer boots. Don't get lost, Spider! I, Bruce Fox, do hereby leave my 64 Plymouth to Paul Quinn. May he never be late for school. 54 I, Nancy Garand, do hereby leave one bottle of catsup to Sandy Townsend in hopes that she won't do as they did in Macbeth. I, Ann Goldman, do hereby leave the ability to take a car to school and park it without a sticker for the past two years to anyone foolish enough to try it. I, Laurie Green, do hereby leave my desire for unity to someone with fewer opponents. I, Kenneth Hardwick, do hereby bequeath my Goldwater 64” buttons and posters to Mr. Davidson. I, Heidi Hayles, do hereby leave my daily trips from Dublin to Christie Lysett. I, Vickie Heckbert, do hereby leave my giggles to anyone who is serious enough to handle them. I, Ed Henderson, do hereby leave for the A P to pack groceries. I, Charles Hewitt, do hereby will (as Co-Editor) this yearbook to the ones who buy it! I, Phil Hill, do hereby leave Dublin and my Olds to anyone who can stay out of trouble with the two. I, Elaine Holden, do hereby leave my insulting remarks and my driving ability to Gail Chandler who really deserves them. I, Cheryl Hubbard, do hereby leave my ability to be unco-ordinated in gym to anyone who deserves it. I, Rosemary Johnson, do hereby leave my sweet innocent image to any girl who is dumb enough to take it! I, David Jordon, do hereby leave to Dennis Dunning a lot of used Ford parts. Have fun, Denny! 1, Alison Kearney, do hereby leave my snobbish attitude to my brother James, knowing that he has already practiced it. I, William Kimball, leave Mike Cass the right to argue with teachers. I, Deb Knicely, leave Pam Knicely to Mr. Gordon, hoping that he has better luck with her in chemistry and physics! I, Jim Korpi, leave my driver's license to Dennis Dunning. (He'll need it!) I, Bruce Kullgren, do hereby leave to Mr. Manning my book. What It's Like to be a Happy Rambler Owner. I, Carol Lavoie, do hereby leave one pair of tan shorts, which were thrown on the school roof, to anyone who can find them. I, Damon Lawrence, do hereby leave the weekend skiing trips to Dave Bott and Ken Taylor. I, Linda Lawrence, do hereby leave my stretchability to Cathy Eneguess—in hopes that she’ll get as much use from it as I did. 1, Teresa diLorenzo, do hereby leave to Laura diLorenzo and Cathy Gibson the per- mission to talk on the telephone as long as they wish. I. Gary Mallows, do hereby.leave my position as one of the basement smokers to Randy Cowles who has proven worthy of it! I, Cindy McGrail, do hereby leave my perfect health to someone who really needs it. 55 I. Leo McQuillen, do hereby leave all my troubles: THE BIG TROUBLES to Mr. Clark, and my A. V. troubles to Ron Mason, Tom Buckley, and Jim Clark. I, Joyce Merchant, do hereby leave World History I to the freshmen. I, John Miller, do hereby leave Donny Abbott my practice of roaming the halls, now that he is old enough to do it by himself. I, Andrea Moller, do hereby leave my traffic post to Mr. Davidson so he may be late for United States History, too! I, Nancy Pajanen, do hereby leave the well-beaten path from Temple to P. H. S. to anyone who thinks it's worth traveling. I, Jerry Pearson, do hereby leave Peterborough School! 1, Sharon Peters, do hereby leave my gym suit to anyone lacking a medical excuse. I, George Rainier, do hereby leave my back row seat in physics to any deserving junior. I, Lee Rajaniemi, leave the town of Dublin to Christie Lysett with hopes that she can do more with it than I did. I, Dennis Reed, leave all my educational problems to Tom Buckley. I, Sue Register, bequeath to Sue Koehler one soaked tennis ball and its puddle from Joe. I, Beth Reekie, leave school at 3:10! I, Kathy Russell, do hereby leave P. H. S. to any poor underclassman who wants it. I, John Sargent, do hereby leave my car to the school shop. I, Bernice Shields, do hereby leave the Peterborough-Jaffrey stretch to Mickey Lavoie with a warning to watch the speed limit and the rear-view mirror. I, Joyce Simpson, bequeath all the expressions I couldn't use in the yearbook to Tom Early. I, John Smith, do hereby leave an ashtray in the boys' basement. I, Sheila Smith, leave my excellent gym attendance to Sue Hill. I, John Standish, do hereby bequeath to Debbie Bowen my famed, soleless weejuns. By then, I hope, the senior girls will have bought me a new pair. I, Dan Thibeault, leave P. C. S. without the $.50 Debbie Durland owes me. I, Leslie Torsey, do hereby leave one slightly used 56 Ford to Freddy Kolb; it’s bet- ter than that Chevy. I, Toni Tracey, do hereby bequeath to Dennis Dunning chicken fat and the town of Dublin in hopes that he can straighten them out. I, Peter Trufant, do hereby leave my share of the rubber marks in the school parking lot to Dennis Dunning. I, Judy Welch, do hereby leave Weirs Beach and all its extra-curricular activities to Bobbie Welch. I, Steve Whipple, leave a case of Banana Metrecal to Tom Estona! I, Jenny Williams, do hereby leave my squad in 7th period gym class to Debbie Durland. 56 Class History LOOKING BACKWARDS It's now June, 1966, and looking backwards brings to mind some of the events of the last twelve years, When we started school this year. I went to the dining room when it was time to go for lunch. It was noisy until half the year was over - then they made a new rule — there was to be no talking... Rosemary Johnson - 1957 In September, 1962, a group of somewhat noisy freshmen arrived at P.H.S. They came from Peterborough, Greenfield, Dublin, Hancock, Bennington, New Boston, Francestown, and Temple and it was generally agreed by all that this class had the makings of a great one... The sun is round, the sun is bold, and when it lands, it will make a hole... Danny Thibeault - 1957 As freshmen, we regarded the seniors with awe (some of us did; others made them- selves quite at home!) Thoughts of the Freshman Reception scared the wits out of us, but somehow we kept up our brave fronts and survived all of the seniors' stunts. As the year wore on many scholars showed their talents and added their names to the Honor Roster. And, at the year's end, most of us finally paid our class dues... When we went to the library, we saw the new part and the stacks. We went above the stacks and even where Mr. Bertrand wouldn't let anybody go. In the new part, there are little rooms where people can have parties or meetings. There is a kitchen and bathrooms. They have all the Westerns and other books in columns, like the encyclopedia on one or two shelves and Westerns on an- 57 other shelf. They have a children's corner where children get books. They have pictures you can borrow with wooden frames. Beth Reekie - 1957 In 1963, we returned as silly sophomores, according to the song, but the silly didn't stick long—It was time to really settle down and get to work. Julius Caesar was a familiar name that year, and it was Mrs. Soucy's task to try and make sopho- mores enjoy Shakespeare. Some of us lent literary talents to the Torch and others went dramatic for The Boy Who Changed the World. We went to Jenny's house. And rode the horse. And some of the kids rode the big one. And others rode the small one. We saw how they made rubber toys. And we saw the different kinds of animals... Nancy Chamberlain - 1957 Our Junior year was our hardest, but presented no problems which the Hardy Hi- landers of '66 couldn't handle. College boards and essay contests didn't dim anyone's hopes and served to raise a few. Camelot entranced all who came and helped to make the Junior Prom a success. We lost some members of the class, but gained others to fill the gaps--St. Paul's beckoned to some of our members, and our top scholars answered. My name is Damon Lawrence. I was born in the town of Peterborough. Just two months ago, I had my birthday. I was nine years old. I have many pets. Damon Lawrence - 1957 Finally, it was 1965. We were seniors and it was great—being stood up for at as- semblies, working on the senior ball, and giving the freshmen a workout at the Fresh' man Reception. It was a rough year, but one which we'll all remember for a long whi le. One day we went on a field trip to the MacDowell woods. We ate our din- ner in a clearing with trees in the middle. We hunted for fungi... We saw Mr. MacDowell's house. We saw many of the cabins. We got lost. Jenny Williams - 1957 Happiness Is: Happiness Is . . . Ken Abbott with a Beatle haircut. Bill Aldrich getting caught setting up 1 4 mile marks on the Bennington bypass. Deanna Atkinson speaking in English class. Becky Avery having a fluffernutter break open inside her pocket book. Sharon Beam a blonde. Jackie Bennett a lawyer. Linda Bowman liking children. Sharon Burbee getting straight A's. Pam Burrage with an IQ of 23. Scott Carbee telling the truth and getting it right. Donna Caron pitching for the Red Sox. Jody Caron with the same guy for a whole day! Nancy Chamberlain married. Chris Chambers as one of The Hell’s Angels. Linda Clark a cheerleader. Tom Clarke working. Nancy Cluff doing ads for Ipana. Diddie Clukay dragging Tom Clarke in a bus and winning. Dale Colburn missing second period. Lucille Cormier riding horseback. Janice Crossley with an E in English. Connie Cuddemi standing up for Mr. McQuillen during lunch. David Cushing in a mouse trap. Charlie Eckfeldt stuck in his Volkswagen. Larry Eggert losing his lost battalion card. Bruce Fox Chief of Police in Temple. Nancy Garand an economist. Ann Goldman working in Dyer's. Laurie Green driving a Volkswagen. Kenny Hardwick putting himself out of buiness by inventing live forever serum. Heidi Hayles CENSURED! Vickie Heckbert sitting quietly in a corner. Ed Henderson 6' 2”. Charlie Hewitt missing a yearbook meeting. Phil Hill being a good boy. Elaine Holden speechless. Cheryl Hubbard with an empty cupboard. Rosemary Johnson being quiet in a study hall. 60 Happiness Is . . . Happiness is: David Jordon staying home on Saturday night. Alison Kearney not arguing with a teacher. William Kimball getting caught trying out some mysterious 1 4 mile marks on the Bennington bypass. Debi Knicely a neurosurgeon. Jim Korpi with a license. Bruce Kullgren with a straight six Rambler Station Wagon. Carol Lavoie visiting in Winchendon. Damon Lawrence having 20 cavities and going to Dr. Duhaime. Linda Lawrence 5' 2 . Terry diLorenzo 1950 cc Harley, dragging Les Foster. Gary Mallows absent from school. Cindy McGrail replacing Casey Jones of the Celtics. Leo McQuillan with the right answer. Joyce Merchant flunking history. John Miller getting along with Sandy. Andrea Moller not holding an office. Nancy Pajanen without her insect. Jerry Pearson stuck on a math problem. Sharon Peters agreeing with C. D. H.” George Rainier leaving the girls alone. Lee Rajaniemi with a good clean joke. Dennis Reed flunking his last Charles Atlas test. Beth Reekie not talking with Sharon. Sue Register with the wrong answer. Kathy Russell a secretary. John Sargent promoted to a Second Lt. Bernice Shields the life of the party. Joyce Simpson working at E. A. Bishop's. John Smith riding a bicycle. Wickie Smith taking gym 7 periods a day. Sheila Smith with Freddie! John Standish at the new Plymouth Settlement. Danny Thibeault bald. Leslie Torsey without Candy. Toni Tracey staying in her study hall. Peter Trufant staying awake. Judy Welch without a date. Steve Whipple quiet, sedate, and well manageable. Jenny Williams winning the Triple Crown without a horse. 41 Stop the World — We Fell Off! Can I talk to her? Queen of the Senior Ball? ’The Group” by Mr. Richard We are marching to Pretoria Same old Scott! Did the bell ring yet? Ever wonder how John drags out his deer? 64 No talking in a study? Class Unity Yea. Donny! I think I'm going to be sick Altogether, now, 1, 2, 3 cf 0 C. The innocent ones?! I think she was sick! Juniors Junior Class Officers L-R Treas. D. Ames, Pres. R. Cuddihee, V.-Pres. D. Abbott, Sec. D. Bowen ROW 1 L-R D. LaRoche, M. Harris, N. Fox, N. Fetzer, P. Emery, S. Hill, C. Lysett, L. Emmes, C. Harris ROW 2 Mrs. Sawyer, D. Fox, K. McGrail, S. Gorski, L. Kemp, W. McQuillen, A. Lane, C. Knight, D. Haskell, L. Fish, Mr. McQuillen ROW 3 F. Kolb, N. Mason, H. Goodwin, J. Johnson, C. McCarthy, J. MacNutt, T. Eaton, R. McWhirter, B. Kullgren Juniors R 0 0 m 1 7 4 ROW 1 L-R E. Courser, C. Anderson, D. Carney, D. Ames, D. Durland, D. Bowen, G. Chandler, E. Bennett ROW 2 L. Davis, B. DeLill, T, Earley, J. Clark, D. Abbott, R, Brunell, V. Cunningham, R. Brown ROW 3 S. Dane, K. Courser, L. Courser, A. Buxton, D. Cuddihee, J, Bastille, B. Dutton, M. Cass ROW 1 L-R L. Miller, S. Trufant, B. Morgan, S. Tarr, K. Pearson, L. Rogers, D. Russell, L. Woodward, S. Townsend ROW 2 B. Noyes, D, Smith, D. Sullivan, A. Moran, P. Thibeault, P. Quinn, J. Varnum, A. Miller, C. Lynch, R. Simoneau, J. Stewart ROW 3 R. Thorner, C. Sandford, R. Miller, S. Torsey, T. Estona, D. Dunning, R. Murray, L. LaBier, K. Taylor 69 Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers Sec. S. Koehler, Pres. T. Wheeler, V.-Pres. D. Whitney, Treas. l . Brous ROW 1 L-R J. Stevens, C. Richardson, D. Russell, K. Little, C. Lawrence, B. Lightbody ROW 2 J. Newton, P. Sweeney, J. Paradise, W. Shanamon, R. Mason, J. Nyland, D. Rajaniemi, Mr. Crowe ROW 3 R. McCarthy, J. Putnam, M. Rodgers, W. McGrail, R. Oja, W. Morin 70 Sophomores ROW 1 L-R J. Tilton, B. MacMulkin, P. Tuttle, C. Warner, A. Ware, C. Wold, J. Bennett ROW 2 S. Courser, C. Williams, J, Schelling, E. Bennett, T. Shokes, B. Weston, S. Cherwin, L. Webb ROW 3 D. Russell, R. Rideout, D. Whitney, T. Wheeler, F. Shea, W. Hayes ROW 1 D, Belliveau, C. Cowles, D. Brous, S. Brighton, S. Blair, J. Cornwell ROW 2 S. Behrsing, W. Aldrich, R. Clark, T. Buckley, B. Burnham, E. Cham- berlain, P. Bourgoine 71 Sophomores ROW 1 L-RJ. Hayes, P. Garand, S. Koehler, M. Cuddihee, M. Doyle, C. Trufant, K. Doscher ROW 2 R. Eddy, D. Kemp, M. Eastman, R. Davis, J. Kearney, J. Gagnon ROW 3 M. Durant, J. Hanson, A. Glazier, J. Eckfeldt, J. LaRoche, D. Foster, P. Jordon, R. Korpi Freshmen Freshmen Class Officers L-RSec. S. St. Amour. Pres. E. Burt, V-Pres. B. Chouinard, Treas. B. Fox 11 Freshmen ROW 1 L-R E. Cox, S. Carbee, S. Dedo, V. Davis, B, Carlson, D. Atkinson, S. Bamford, J. Colburn, D. Boudreau ROW 2 S. Davis, R. Behrsing, M. Clement, M. Earley, M. Abbott, R. Bowen, R. Baldwin, S. Courser, B. Dutton ROW 3 J. Clark, E. Burt, G. Chandler, S. Burrage, S. Dickens, D, Eaton, H. Blood, C. Buxton, B, Chouinard ROW 1 L-R S. Sweeney, K. Pickford, S. St. Amour, C. Murray, M. Lavoie, B. LaRoche, D. Kereasis, N. Smith, D. Russell ROW 2 K. Moller, L. Teixeira, J. Nichols, M. Mason, C. Prest, E. Richardson, E. Muzzey, L. Scott ROW 3 P. Morin, K. Stewart, D. Parker, K. Molin, F. Sandford, M. Scott, R. Salamy, R. Latti, D. Pinney 73 Freshmen ROW 1 L-R K. Foote, S. Kemp, K. Gibson, E. Ekker, S. Higgins, A. Harris, P. Hamblin ROW 2 C. Gorski, D. Emery, H. Haskell, T. Jones, K. Fulton, S. Jones ROW 3 D. Eneguess, D. Hall, J. Eddy, B. Fox, C. Ehrler, W. Hanson ROW 1 R. Welch, A. Weathers, A. Whiton, C. LaBier, J. Rideout, N. Wheeler, D. Bennett, L. diLorenzo ROW 2 Mr. Davidson, W. Weaver, O. Forman, C. Jevne, N. Teixeira, M. Vose, C. Bennett, C. Vaughan ROW 3 S. Tuttle, D. Allen, C. Wells, D. Chapman, R. Carson, S. Hoffman, L. Fox, B. Cook 74 Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Officers L-R Sec. D. Marlowe, V.-Pres. W. Jarest, Treas. J. Tilton (Pres. J. Jarest missing) ROW 1 L-R K. McDonough, D. Whitney, C. Hill, S. Seward, S. Merchant, J. Johnson, L. Ganley, S. Miller ROW 2 D. Warriner, S. Sutcliffe, D. Penney, S. Turner, I. Martin, M. White, C. Goodell, A. Regan, Mrs. Fontaine ROW 3 P. Bacon, P. Daly, D. Woodward, B. Sutcliffe. W. Williams, R. Hamil- ton, M. Blackler, R. Labbe, G. Hampson, K. Kainu ROW 4 D. Shea, N. Green, K. LaRoche, T. Fox, C. Colby, D. Marlowe, P. Swett, B. Cass, S. Macomber Eighth Grade ROW 1 L-R C. Steele, V. Emery, N. Huckeba, C. Hergren, J. Tilton T. Wen- blad, D. Murray, C. Moody ROW 2 V. Townsend, V. Scott, M. Phillips, D. Crooker, K. Petts, M. Hamblin, H. Peterson, Mr. Ryan ROW 3 M. Hill, E. Courser, B. ClarK, L. McLean, A. Phillips, R. Goodwin, W. Starkweather, S. Sawyer, S, Reekie ROW 4 M. Vaillencourt, W. Carr, K. Teates, E. Russell, R. Magoon, J. Lavendar, P, Kelleher, D. Robertson ROW 1 L-R D. Richardson, R. Nye, K. Babneau, M. Hicks, K. Chapman, D. Smith, L. Fontaine, V. Gardner ROW 2 K. Eneguess, J. Miller, C. Cover, S. Greene, L. Conley, P. Knicely, A. Wholey, Mr. Royce ROW 3 G. Compher, J. Mason, A. Pierce, J. Kamarck, S. Eaton, D. Emmes ROW 4 J. Lightbody, W. Jarest, M. Lavine, D. Doyle, W. Maynard, D. Torsey, H. Boudreau, D. Wenigman, W. Sullivan Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Officers L-R Sec. D. Carr, Pres. E. Emery, V-Pres. P. Eckfeldt, Treas. T. Hopkins ROW 1 L-R S. Bonnar, C. Ware, J. Tremblay. J. Sweeney, H. Peterson, C. Tansey, B. Wheeler, S. Wheeler. C. Skinner ROW 2 Mrs. Gagnon. L. Dorr, D. Carr, C. Hubbard, E. Blackler, P. Eckfeldt, K. Wilber, C. Molin, V. Pettee, T. Chouinard, S. McLean,' M. Kearney ROW 3 T. Hopkins, A. Mann, E. Eldredge, J. Conrey, J. Wheeler, D. Cornwell, T. Silegy, D. Mason, E. Gargan, J. Tebbetts ROW 4 E. Emery, T. James, P. Ware, W. Bastille, G. Parker, R. Barron, J. Garand, T. Bastille, G. Cabana ROW 5 R. Bowen, L. Seneschal, P. Sumner, W. Bishop, M. Wakefield, R. Blood, S. Atherton, D. Whiton, R. Cox Seventh Grade ROW 1 L-R D. Hill, S. Marion, B. Martin, L. Ryan, L. Russell, L. Rose, W. Peters, T. Haskell ROW 2 Mr. LaPalme, J. Harris, K. Hanson, B. Hart, A. Fairfield, S. Ames, L. Eddy, L. Compiler, R. Clark, Mrs. Ray ROW 3 D. Robertson, H. Belliveau, G. Webb, H. Taylor, T. Simpson, M. Strickland, J. Brown, J. Stewart, N. Harris ROW 4 D. Kemp, R. Clark, W. Chamberlain, R. Callum, J. Tarr, G. Weaver, E. Van Sickle, T. Jarest, C. Pero, T. Merchant Senior High Student Council ROW 1 L-R A. Weathers, J. Williams, J. Eckfeldt, A. Moller, A. Buxton, N. Wheeler, A. Whiton ROW 2 B. Lightbody, C. Cowles, J. Simpson, D. Carney, S. Register, A. Kearney ROW 3 E. Henderson, D. Eneguess, M. Scott. J. Eddy, E. Burt, M. Paige, K. Moller ROW 4 A. Glazier, D. Lawrence, T. Clarke, D. Cuddihee, T. Wheeler, B. Mc- Quillen Junior High Student Council ROW 1 1-r S. Atherton, V. Pettee, D. Smith, K. Babneau, L. Ryan, P. Swett ROW 2 D. Emmes, J. Wheeler, T. Fox, E. Russell, R. Blood, T. Jarest, E. Emery, Mr. Ryan 82 Yearbook Staff ROW 1 L-R Advisor - Mrs. Ring, Co-Editors - C. Hewitt, S. Peters, Advisor - Mr. Crowe ROW 2 B. Shields, A. Moller, J. Williams ROW 3 H. Hayles, L. Lawrence. K. Hardwick, D. Lawrence, L. Eggert. L. Green, J, Welch, P. Buriage. ROW 1 L-R K. Russell, M. Smith, L. Clark, L. Rajaniemi, B. Avery ROW 2 S. Burbee, N. Garand ROW 3. E. Henderson, C. McGrail, L. Bowman, S. Whipple, E. Holden, J. Simpson 83 Chorus and Band ROW 1 L-R A. Goldman, M. Cuddihee, K. Little, M. LaVoie, J. Tilton, B. MacMulkin, E. Cox, D. Ames, N. Cluff ROW 2 J. Stewart, L. Davis, K. Pickford, S. Kemp, D. LaRoche, D. Russell, A. Kearney, P. Garand, S. Davis, Mr. Edgerly (instructor). ROW 3 L. Woodward, S. Dedo, S. Trufant, S. Carbee, L. Green, D. Bowen, V. Heckbert, M. Mason, R. Welch ROW 4 D. Pinney, J. Kearney, W. McQuillen, J. Smith, E. Sandford, C. Ehrler, T. Earley. ROW 5 D. Thorner, C. Sandford, D. Cuddihee, T. Buckley, D. Foster ROW 1 L-R J. Clark, W. Shunamon, S. Tuttle, J. Kearney, M. Clement, B. LaRoche, W. McQuillen, D. Cushing, M. Earley. ROW 2 Mr. Edgerly, W. Hayes, S. Gorski, P. Garand, N. Smith, A. Miller, M. Clark, S. Dane. ROW 3 D. Eneguess, J. Bastille, C. Sandford, W. Dart, F. Sandford, L. Scott 84 Traffic Squad ROW 1 L-R J. Williams, A. Kearney, C. Cowles, J. Simpson, A. Moller, A. Weathers, N. Wheeler ROW 2 E. Henderson, E. Burt, J. Eddy, R. Oja, C. Buxton, M. Paige ROW 3 W. McQuillen, A. Buxton, J. Eckfeldt, T. Clarke, T. Wheeler, D. Cud dihee, Torch Staff miiuuuiuum UUU J Jiii, i ninimn SITTING, L-R J. Cornwell, C. Vaughn. H. Hayles, L. Green, D. Durland, J. Williams, G. Chandler STANDING, L-R Mrs. Sawyer, H. Haskell, M. Mason, J. Colburn, M. LaVoie, J. Bennett, H. Blood, S. Sweeney, C. Prest, S. Gorski, R. Bowen, Mrs. Breton 85 Office Staff L-R S. Tarr, C. McGrail, B. Avery, J. Hayes, C. Delay, S. Burbee Library Staff SITTING - H. Hayles STANDING, L-R Mrs. Patterson, L. Rogers, L. Davis, P. Jordan, N. Garand, P. Burrage, S. Courser. f 86 Audio-Visual L-R C. Vaughan, P. Burrage, L. Lawrence, Mr. Howard, J. Simpson, J. Cornwell, E. Ekker. ROW 1 - S. Hoffman, L). Emery, H. Haskell, T. Buckley, P. Jordan, R. Mason, S. Tuttle. ROW 2 - R. Davis, P. Morin, W. Aldrich, B. McQuillen, J. Miller, K. Molin, L. Scott, J. Clark, Mr. McCormack. Transcript Reporters 87 Bausch-Lomb Science Award Sue Register National Honor Society ROW 1 L-R J. Williams, A. Moller, Miss Hancock, advisor ROW 2 L-R E. Henderson, S. Register Junior Prom 90 Soccer . --' ??- S' ‘ ROW 1 L-R S. Behrsing, R. Latti. R. Oja, D. Bott, J. Miller, J. Korpi, D. Ab- bott, J. Clark, M. Earley, R. Korpi, D. Cushing ROW 2 K. Hardwick, D. Lawrence, W. Dart, D. Foster, L. Eggert, S. Whipple, A. Buxton, T. Clarke, D. Dunning, S, Carbee, D. Whitney, D. Chapman, T. Buckley, F. Morin, Coach - Mr. Lithgow 94 Like most teams, the PHS Soccer Team started off the season with its share of injuries and troubles. However, it made no difference whether the team was winning or losing, for the players were in there fighting all of the time. In spite of a few bad breaks, including losses in overtime, the team managed an 8 and 4 record, the best in several years. The cli- max of the season came with a five game winning streak and a smashing victory over Conant. 1965 Soccer Scores PHS 0 - St. Anthony 3 PHS 6 - Henniker 0 •PHS 1 - Wilton 2 •PHS 2 - Thayer 1 •PHS 3 - Henniker 0 •PHS 1 - Conant 3 PHS 2 - Wilton 3 PHS 2 - Merrimack 1 PHS 4 - Conant 2 PHS 3 - Thayer 2 •PHS 3 - St. Anthony 1 •PHS 2 - Merrimack 1 PHS - home games Cross-Country ROW 1 L-R R. Callum, K. Abbott, R. Mason, J. Kearney, M. Cass, R. Davis, A. Philips, J. Clark ROW 2 Mr. Yeo, Coach, M. Rogers, N. Mason, K. Taylor, B. Fox, D. Cuddihee, J. LaRoche, G. Rainier, H. Blood. The PHS Cross Country Team successfully defended their title of Class M Champions this Fall, as well as taking the trophy for their performance at the Kear- sarge Invitational Meet. Led by their captain, Ken Taylor, the team was victorious in dual meets with Monadnock, Lebanon, Towle, Merrimack, and Hills- boro. The team placed sixth in the Monadnock Invita- tional Meet and fifth in the Twin State Valley Meet, scoring against top competitors from New Hampshire and Vermont. However, the PHS Harriers fell to Keene in what Coach Yeo titled A Meet to Remember, then took second place in a triangular meet with Simonds and Tilton-Northfield, falling to their long time rival, Simonds. The team's season concluded with a race to victory at the State Meet in Manchester, where they trounced on competitors from seven other class M schools. This Year’s Cross Country team did an exceptional job as Class M Cross Country Champions. Coach Yeo reminded the team, Heavy is the head that bears the crown! , but he has strong hopes that the team may enter the New Englands in 1966. Girls’ Field Hockey ROW 1 L-R R. Johnson, B. Lightbody, B. Weston, S. Register, N. Fox, A. Mol- ler, C. Schaal, J. Stevens ROW 2 Coach Rowe, R. Clark, J, Newton, D. Brous, M. Cuddihee D. Carney, I. Martin, C. Eneguess ROW 3 M. Brighton, J. Tilton, C, Lawrence Archery ROW 1 L-R C. Mann, T. Fox. G. Webb, T. Roberts, G. Compher, J. Kamarck, R. Cox, E. Gargan, J. Belliveau ROW 2 W. McQuillen, E. Courser, K. LaRoche, K. Molin, G. Chandler, P. Jordan, W. Shunamon, M. Eastman, Instructor, Mr. McQuillen 97 Girls’ Athletic Association ROW 1 L-R D. Kereazis, J. Nichols, B. LaRoche, C. Williams, C. Harris, L. Davis, P. Garand, J. Merchant, K. Clukay, ROW 2 L. Webb, R. Avery. D. LaRoche, T. Tracey, L. Miller, M. Smith, R. Johnson, C. Hubbard, C. Cuddemi ROW 3 K. Pickford, M. Mason, M. Harris, J. Williams, L. Fish, S. Bamford, J. Stevens, A. Harris, C. Anderson ROW 4 V. Heckbert. N. Cluff, M. Cuddihee, J. Crossley, C. Cowles, B. Shields, J. Newton, N. Fetzer, S. Trufant, K. Schaal ROW 5 M. Brighton, K. Little, J. Simpson, L. Lawrence, J. Tilton, L. Bowman, J. Welch, D. Ames, S. Blair G.A.A. Officers ROW 1 L-R J. Stewart, corresponding sec.; M. Cuddihee, treas.; L. Green, pres.; Mrs, Rowe, D. Durland, sec.; D. Caron, vice pres. 98 Boys’ Varsity Basketball ROW 1 L-R K. Hardwick, D, Abbott, J. Miller, R. Oja, D. Thorner, A. Buxton, D. Cuddihee, D. Carlson, T. Buckley, T, Wheeler, S. Whipple, L. Eggert, Coach - Mr. Litheow 99 Girls’ Varsity Basketball ROW 1 L-R L. Greene, Mrs. Rowe, D. Caron ROW 2 J. Hayes, C. Harris, V. Cunningham, J. Newton, L. Bowman, J, Tilton, L. Lawrence. M. Cuddihee, S. Register, B. Avery Peterboro 23 Milford 32 The Girls Varsity Basketball team, Peterboro 30 Alumni 12 coached by Mrs. Barbara Rowe, had one Peterboro 43 Conant 9 of its most successful seasons in years. Play- Peterboro 12 Wilton 41 ing 14 games, the largest schedule ever. Peterboro 43 Thayer 34 they had an 11-3 record. This will be a Peterboro 41 Conant 9 year and a team to remember. We are all Peterboro 27 Milford 23 proud of the spirit, sportsmanship, and inter- Peterboro 45 Appleton 32 est which they exemplified to uphold the Peterboro 20 Wilton 43 name of Peterborough. Peterboro 35 Monad. Reg. 21 Peterboro 35 Appleton 10 Team Co-captains: Donna Caron Peterboro 5 Marlboro 12 Laurie Green Peterboro 62 Marlboro 18 Peterboro Home Games 60 Thayer 27 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ROW 1 L-R K. Little, S. Dedo, R. Welch, S. Koehler, P. Garand, D. Kereazis, L. Woodward, B. LaRoche Majorettes ROW 1 L-R L. Webb, A. Whiton, S. St. Amour, M. Vose, C. Cover 02 Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball ROW 1 L-R C. Warner, C. Eneguess, V. Townsend, R. Nye, W, Peters, B. Lightbody, R. Clark ROW 2 Mrs. Rowe, C. Doscher, I. Martin, B. Weston, D. Brous, C. Lawrence, E. Cox, C. Schaal, C. Walker, Mrs. Durham Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball ROW 1 L-R K. Moller, M. Early, J. Clark, C. Buxton, B. McGrail, J. LaRoche, M. Rogers, D. Chapman, M. Abbott, K. Stewart, Coach, Mr. Ryan 103 Ski Team ROW 1 L-R: D. Pinney, R. Bowen ROW 2: D. Lawrence, J. Kearney, D. Eneguess, G. Rainier, J. Williams, Coach Adams, S. McQuillan, T. Clarke, C. Gorski, S. Sweeney, K. Taylor The Peterborough Ski Team had one of its finest seasons ever as it went undefeated in the Monadnock Conference and won the overall conference championship. Teams from Wilton, Jaffrey, Milford, and Merrimack also participated in the Monadnock Conference, but were unable to defeat Peter- borough’s strength in slalom and giant slalom. Other teams that competed against Peterborough were Sunapee, New Lon- don, and Stevens. Boys’ Baseball ROW 1 L-R W. McGrail, D. Abbott, W. Aldrich, J. Miller, J. Korpi, H, Whitney ROW 2 R. Newton, R. Dunning, D. Carlson, A. Buxton, L. Eggert, D. Dunning, R. Tracey, S. Whipple, Coach Ryan Under the fine coaching of Mr. Ryan the 1965 baseball team compiled an 8-4 record, a great improvement over the 3-9 record of the previous year. During the season, tnere were several games of special significance to the team, two of which were the 2-1 victory over Conant in extra innings and Jim Korpi's no-hitter against Merrimack. The season ended with a return engagement against Conant, the winner go- ing on to the tournament. Conant won 1-0 on a home-run by the opposing pitcher in the last inning. Jim Korpi won the trophy for the most valuable player because of his superb performances against Merrimack and Conant as well as his all around playing. Losing only two seniors, the 1966 team looks forward to a fine season. Peterborough 8 Appleton 7 Peterborough 7 Merrimack 0 24 Hillsboro 12 4 St. Anthony 3 1 Wilton 2 1 St. Anthony 4 2 Conant 1 7 Hillsboro 2 4 Wilton 3 1 Appleton 4 11 Merrimack 7 0 Conant 1 106 Bowling Team ROW 1 L-R C. Delay, R. Nye, S. Burbee, J. Hayes, S. Beam, C. Clukay ROW 2 T. Teates, J. McNutt, D. Smith, R. Clark, W. Dart, P. Jordan ROW 3 J. Paradise, D. Rose, J. Korpi, B. McQuillan, B. Chouinard Weight Lifters ROW 1 L-R R. Davis, L. Scott, D. Lawrence, J. Korpi, R. Brunell, R. Bowen, W. Aldrich ROW 2 Mr. McQuillen, H. Haskell, W. Dart, C. Wells, D. Foster, J. Var- num, G. Mallows, S. Burhing 107 Spring Track ROW 1 L-R M. Varnum, O. Sirois, C. Eggert, N. Belmore, P. Stockwell, B. Latti, F. Marro, C. Nichols, S. Lowe, J. Thibeault, Coach Yeo. ROW 2 T, Eaton, N. Mason, D. Lawrence. K. Taylor, K. Abbott, J. Kearney, J. Gatto, M. Doud, R. Cuddihee. ROW 3 C. Eckfeldt, J. Clark, D. Bott, J. Eckfeldt, S. Korski, W. McQuillen, M. Cass. J. Bastille, J. LaRoche. ROW 4 P. Thibeault, W. Jarest, A. Pierce, J. Mason, D. Hall, F. Pero. The 1965 PHS Track and Field Team were rewarded for their weeks of hard training when they brought home the trophy for the Class M-S Track and Field State Championship. In Coach Yeo's words, The boys did a fine job! The team made a sweeping victory, taking 11 gold medals from the total 15 events on the Dartmouth College track. A total of 29 medals were taken before the day was over. The team toppled several competitors in dual meets and went on to place in the Keene Rotary meet and 5th in the Kiwanis meet. Five of the team members qualified for the New England meet against top competitors from sur- rounding states. While the team's facilities are still limited, their coach has high hopes that the 1966 team will return to defend their state title and enter several competitors in the New Englands. PCS’s Victorious Leaders 109 SENIOR PARENTS Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs and Mrs. Francis W. Abbott Mr. and Mrs. William L. Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Foster P. Avery Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Beam Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennett Mrs , Charles W. Bowman Mrs and Mrs. George Brown Dr. and Mrs. Forest Burbee Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Carbee Mr. A. J. Caron Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Clark Mr. and Mrs. William Cluff Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Clukay Mrs and Mrs. Robert C. Colburn Mr. and Mrs. Leonell Cormier Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Grossley Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cuddemi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Cushing Dr. . Thomas H. Eckfeldt Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Eggert Mrs and Mrs. Frank Emery Mrs and Mrs. Wyatt R. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Garand Mr. . Florence Goldman Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hardwick Mr. and Mrs. Bernard G. Hayles Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heckbert Mrs and Mrs. James A. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Merrill W. Hewitt Mr. . Violet Hill Mr. and Mrs. William H. Holden Mr. . Shirley Hosteller and Mrs. John Hubbard and Mrs. Richard C. Johnson and Mrs. Herbert Jordan and Mrs. Raymond D. Kimball, Sr. and Mrs. Reulan F. Korpi . Suzanne Koskela . Gertrude Lavoie and Mrs. Charles T. Lawrence and Mrs. George Lawrence and Mrs. Allen Mallows, Sr. and Mrs. William Martin and Mrs. Albert Merchant and Mrs. Herman C. 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Why not talk with our employment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. New England Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System An tqsal opportunity employtr Congratulations to the Graduates... Your Official Photographers STEVENS STUDIOS A complete photographic service to schools and colleges 34 Central Street• Bangor, Maine 119 Now for the First Time A fine line of Peterborough High School jewelry. Beautifully designed oval insignia of sterling silver with school name surrounding a simulated emerald (school color). Key Chains . Pins With Class Year . Charms . Tie Tacks (The Store of Fine Diamonds) You Have More Fun in Clothes From Peterborough, New Hampshire (Formerly The Country Store) Compliments of PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY of New Hampshire 120 Telephone 924-6641 WILDER MOTORS, INC. 100 Concord Street Peterborough, New Hampshire JOHN J. McKENNA ARTESIAN WELL CONTRACTOR AREA CODE 603 TELEPHONE 563-5611 DUBLIN, N. H. Compliments of E. C. W. L. HOPKINS Granite State Feeds Greenfield, N. H. BUICK 121 (UluUl. OHd mU, EORliE MJOSTER REAL ESTATE BROKER R«d House Road-Frances town. New Hampshire AMA COOI 03 - Til. 74-11 1 FARRELL TRUCKING COMPANY It is the Fifth Anniversary of the Founding of Our Business. And Think of It, Not one Complaint! Our Slogan: SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR DOUBLE YOUR TRASH BACK! Featuring the Most Modern Equipment in the Area. 'ptecvera ?VOie WOODMAN’S FLORIST Peterborough, N. H. 12? Congratulations to the Class of 1966 What’s new pussycat? BENNINGTON GARAGE C. E. LINDSAY Bennington, New Hampshire ITALIAN CUISINE BENNINGTON • NEW HAMPSHIRE ••BEST FOOD BY A DAM SITE” PIZZA CHARCOAL ST£AICS fe td Um TELEPHONE • 5 8 8 6 5 1 2 PROPRIETOR The Peterborough Transcript Since 1849 DANE P. CUMMINGS, '25 PAUL C. CUMMINGS, JR., '30 124 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 FONTAINE’S ill Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 QUALITY IS OUR BUSINESS CREIGHTON PLUMBING HEATING 547-3423 SEAL-O-MATIC STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE Fine China • Crystal • Flatware • Cutlery Greenfield, N. H. STELLA LUSTER HANCOCK, N. H. Area Code 603 TEL: 525-3379 Usually at home mornings A. W. PETERS, INC. Dealer in Gasoline and Heating Oils Peterborough, N. H. Tel. - 924-3953 T tHOMEo FUEL KIDS “KILLYBRACKEN” Irish Wolfhounds Since 1928 Cairn Terriers F ranee stown N. H. 126 Phone for Appointment 603-874-2798 Congratulations Class of 66 GREENFIELD INDUSTRIES Greenfield, N. H. President of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Freshmen. DORSET LAMBS To the Class of 1966 for 4H Projects OUR VERY SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS G. E. KUNHARDT, JR. -=i DUFRESNE- HENRY----------- 'S. V _£nqLn e incj (2oiRoration P - OFFICES NO. SPRINGFIELD. VT - PETERBOROUGH. N.H. REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL CIVIL B SANITARY ENGINEERS F rancestown, 'M mr. N. H. PROFESSIONAL BUILDING PETERBOROUGH. N.H. 03498 ALBERT A. SCHAAL 603 824 6331 AREA ENGINEER Photographers H. L. WHITNEY’S Peterborough, N. H. It was a swell party! ___________________________________________127 Come Krowse at WELCOME HOUSE Slip Road Greenfield, N. H. Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family for Work, Sport and Play. ALLEN and ANNETTE MALLOWS, SR. , Proprietors Open Every Day 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Don’t shake hands with her! Look what happened to me. MINIATURE PRECISION BEARINGS, INC. PRECISION PARK Keene New Hampshire Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1966 TEIXEIRA’S FOOD MARKET Peterborough, N. H. At the count of 3 pull! ! PUR-SANG ENGINEERING INC. Foreign and Sports Car Specialists Tel. A.C. 603 924-6515 Race Preparation Restoration P.O. Box 60 Peterborough, N. H. You Name It We've Got It DERBY’S, INC. Peterborough Keene Greenville Compliments of SUMNER’S NURSING HOME Greenfield, N. H. STARR SUMNER, Prop. Wishing Success and Happiness to the Class of 1966 BELLOWS-NICHOLS INSURANCE COMPANY Planned Insurance Protection Peterborough, N. H. Tel. 924-3355 Best Wishes to the Class of '66 Do You Want Clothes Galore and Bargains, Too? THE PETERSONS TOWN AND COUNTRY Is the Store for You! Congratulations to the Class of 1966 PETERBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 131 For Hair Well Done RICHARD'S BEAUTY SALON Is the One I'd like a wash'n set! Compliments of a FRIEND Rocket on to the DAIRY BOWL WILDER’S AUTO Hancock New Hampshire Best Wishes to the Class of '66 DUBLIN OIL I 3 CUSTOM-BUILT PROPERTIES IN THE NEW ENGLAND TRADITION TELEPHONE WALNUT 4-6926 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1966 F rom THE MOLLERS Real Estate and Insurance Route 202, Box 154 Hancock, N. H. Telephone 525-3712 RUTH E. MOLLER, Realtor LOUIS W. MOLLER, Insurance Nan Martin Marion Rundlett Mona Gauthier 135 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 HAROLD A. CLUKAY Bus Transportation 136 Dublin New Hampsh For Books Well Made THE GOLDEN QUILL PRESS Francestown, N. H. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Peterborough New Hampshire EDMUND’S HARDWARE STORE Antrim, N. H. Benjamin Moore Paints Hardware - Houseware - Gifts Telephone 588-6565 F. C. MERCER COMPANY Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service Expert Body Work Peterborough New Hampshire Telephone 924-3681 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS ED TRUFANT CHESHIRE LOCKER STORAGE COMPANY Frozen Food Service 61 Railroad Street Keene, N. H. Telephone Elmwood 2-0404 Freezer Food Services Antrim Compliments of Congratulations, Seniors of Class 1966 MONADNOCK PAPER MILLS DYER DRUGS 8 Grove St. 8 Union Sq. Peterborough, N. H. Milford, N. H. Compliments of PETERBORO Basket Company k. STEELE’S BOOK STORE Peterborough, New Hampshire Manufacturers of Industrial, Commercial, Household and Novelty Baskets Quality Baskets Since 1854 CARR’S STORE Routes 101 and 137 Bond's Corner Dublin, N. H. Groceries, Fountain, Luncheon, Toys, Sundries, and Gas Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Seven Days a Week Telephone 563-6611 GLEN H. HIPPLE and SUSAN J. HIPPLE Owners and Operators RED SHED Compliments Rubber Animals TOWN COUNTRY STORE Modelled From Life Painted in Lifelike, Harmless Colors JOHN AND MARIE DELAY Middle Hancock Road, Peterborough Greenfield New Hampshire 141 — Compliments of PETERBOROUGH SHOE STORE Main Street Peterborough, N. H. 924-6709 PETEHIIOHOEGII MOVIES THE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! BEST A PICTURE Double the excitement with Double D0UBLE-0-SEVEN! I 8EAN CONNERY - TROW RUSSIA wnHitvr ncmmuor wnu uiisn PATRONS James and Garland, Peterborough Alfred R. Lapointe 4-H Fencebreakers Mr. and Mrs. Behrsing, Francestown Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Crawford 142 Compliments of Compliments of HALL’S CLOTHING NORMAN DAVIS 5 Main Street Peterborough, N. H. Artesian Wells Sport and Ski Clothes Dublin, N. H. Compliments of PERRY MOTORS Compliments of PETERBOROUGH MOTOR INN MURRAY’S CONSTRUCTION Rt. 101, Peterborough, N. H. Area Code (603) 924-3876 Francestown Open All Year 143 ERNEST A. BRASSARD Painting and Decorating West Peterborough, N. H. Tel: 924-6729 PASS SLIP Name F rom To Left at Teacher Ret'd at T eacher Period Date CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '66 QMV fe Member of New Hampshire Bowling Association PETERBOROUGH NONIE’S BAKERY 5 School Street Soda Fountain Bakery Products Light Lunches Peterborough, N. H. 144 WA 924-3451 Compliments of GRANITE STATE MOWING MACHINE COMPANY (Formerly a New Hampshire Company, Founded in 1860) Lawn Mowing Equipment Manufactured for New Englanders By New England Craftsmen Maple Street N. Bellingham, Massachusetts GOOD LUCK, SENIORS 145 HOPKINS A Word of Thanks The Hilander is made possible not only through the efforts of staff and advisors but through the generosity of our friends, relatives, and neighbors whose financial support enables us to have a yearbook. Without this support, as all of us know, there would be no book. Foremost among those who have helped are the parents whose names appear on the Parents' Page: the patrons; the class of 1966; and our loyal advertisers. The help of those who give us ads is especially noteworthy since it comes as a generous evidence of faith in us and of loyalty to the interests of our scnool. Photo Credits The Yearbook Staff of 1965-1966 would like to express its appreciation to the fol- lowing: The Monadnock Region Association, Abbott Studio of Keene. New Hampshire, The Peterborough Transcript, The Whitney Photographers, and Phelps Photographer of Hillsboro, New Hampshire who have given it the use of some of their pictures. 146 147 Autographs Autographs Autographs 152