Peterborough High School - Hilander Yearbook (Peterborough, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1967 volume:

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Mfe RAYMOND EDWARDS Superintendent cS emor Jf'yA MARY BRETON (Business) RAY BROWN (Physical Education) SHERON DERBY (Physical Education) ARTHUR ELLIS (Music) TEXAS FAUNCE (Home Economics) FLORENCE HANCOCK Mathematics JAMES C. HANERT English ODETTE B. LUONGO French THOMAS B. MANNING JR. Industrial Arts paul j. McCarthy Guidance ROBERT C. McQUILLEN Industrial Arts KENDALL E. McCORMACK English RICHARD MURPHY (Science) % M JAMES L. PATTERSON (Math) RAYMOND RICHARD (Social Studies) EUGENE S. MARTIN (French) RUTH RING (English) H. WILLIAM YEO (Biology) ELINOR SAWYER (English) WILLIAM WHOLLEY (Social Studies) 19 20 EVA B. GAGNON (Grade 7) ?acu l, UJ LORING T. MACKEY (Social Studies) CHARLES M. ROYCE (Science) POLLY B. RAY (English) NORMA W. VERHEY (Developmental Reading) Guidance Secretary RUTH PATTERSON Librarian 22 DORIS L. WIKLUND School Nurse 23 Ofl Uime Uo CPfuct QAp ItO iat S7s CPfantecf ■MHMppiF .'-1 DONALD CLARK ABBOTT Don Donny Francestown... Donnie a go-go... Anyone seen Linda? ... Do we have W to eat that stuff for lunch? ... I'll get that cart on the horseshed roof yeti ... Most likely found in a '62 Dodge Dart (with whom?)... Eat, drink, and f be merry... Sports, sports, and more sports... Francestown Halloween Hor- ror. Peterborough.. . Yah, I know. .. . You might do that ... Are you kid- ding me? ... Ambition: to ride on a race track...Hopes to win the Day- tona 500 hands down in 1972.. .Pet gripe: not enough school spirit.. .Good at sports and cheerleading.. .Often found talking on the phone... Oh, Alan! ... 1 3 of the Big Three. Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4: Chrous 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 1; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 3; All State Chorus 3; Torch 1 DEBORAH TERESA AMES Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball: J. V. 1, Varsity 2,3, 4; Basketball Award 2; Soccer Award 3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Deb Debbie1 CHRISTINE ANN ANDERSON Kitch Chris Francestown... Num-Nums ... Yea, I'm naive too .. .Interests: guitar playing and skiing... The Chlorine Kid ... Most likely found being washed in the Chemistry lab sink. .. I didn't know sulfuric acid would dissolve nylons ... Ambition: to marry Prince Charles ( Will I be Queen? ) and to become a social worker... England needs them, too. JOHN ADAMS BASTILLE John Peterborough.. . My name is John, and I don't answer to anything else! ... math whiz.. .Interests: guitars, cars, motor cycles... Sorry about that! ... Most often seen packing groceries at Roy's Market... But what's your opinion, Mr. Wholley? Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; M. A. A. Award 3; Boys State 3 G.A.A. ELAINE C. BENNETT Yaine Bennington.. . Oh, yea ... Got an extra stogie? ... Will own that Chevy someday.. . Happy Birthday, Mr. Hanert. ... Have you seen Sandy? ... Regular visitor of Mr. Clark... Most likely found in the basement with Sandy... Baby talk and boys... Didn't last long at M. C. H. but will live a lone, lone life. DEBORAH BOWEN ' Debby Lollie Temple... Hey, Debby, did you fasten your seat belt?... How does it feel to be organized?.. .Wants to marry a millionaire.. .Summer student-- Phillips Exeter Academy... Kicky ... How do! .. .Interests: cheerlead- ing, skiing, sewing, swimming... Most likely found on the Sharon road in a green Ford truck. Cheerleader: J. V. 1; Varsity 2,3, 4; Writers'Club 2; G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Softball 3,4; McGreal Essay Award 3; Class Secretary 3; Year- book 4; National Honor Society; Phillips Exeter Summer School. ROGER L. BROOKS Roge Bennington... Most likely found working on a car--Ford.. .Weekends are not long enough... Forget it! . •. Money! •.. Would you believe . •. Wants lots of fun... Summertime mason... Hokey ... Loves that govern- ment class. Right. Greenfield. • . Do you have to do that now? ... Great Scot .. • Here comes Mr. Davidson ... Lots of office practice, coin collecting, and sports. ..Will someday become a legal secretary after N.H.C.A.C... Most likely found studying in 171 before school... Tony hit another homer ... Mrs. Breton, I know. ... You mean you can't read short- hand? Ruthie' RUTH ELLEN BROWN ALAN JOHN BUXTON Al Buck The Kid” Peterborough.. .Usually found in Steele's or in the Kitten... What d'ya mean, what d'ya mean? .. .Likes girls and liquid refreshments... Don't blow your cool! .. .Where did you eat your breakfast this morning?... Hey, Ralph, can you handle it? ... Active in sports. Soccer 3,4; Basketball: J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Student Council 3, 4. ROLAND BRUNELL Hood” Greenfield, Mass...Hey, Greaser!.. .Interested in girls and music...Most likely found at parties or in Dyer's.. .Mod Man... I'll be the next prin- cipal of P.H.S. ... Wants to reform the U. S. into a huge farm... The scenery in Temple is tremendous. Weightlifting. RICHARD CARLSON Gunna Rad Radical Peterborough... Hey, Rad... Where's Mr. Loeb? ... What do mean there's a hellgrammite in Mrs. Luongo's classroom?... Expert on Alfred E. Newman II and Zorro. • .Likes basketball and baseball... Would you go over that again, please? ... Ambition: To become a pro baseball player. Cross Country 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Soccer 1 DEBORAH HALL CARNEY Deb Schlitz Twanga Francestown... (Hi ya) .. .Hates white socks... Boof .. .President of SIG... It's retarded! .. .Pet gripe: people who know all the answers... Always in the gym (Right, Mrs. Derby?)... Let's go Weston! ... Oh, I hadn't noticed. ... The Holy Terror.. .Carney's Car Fund... Are you plural? Softball 1,2; manager 3; Field Hockey 3; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Yearbook 4 Drama 1; SIG 4; Transfer from Weston High School 2. GAIL LORRAINE CHANDLER Gaisey Lyndeborough... Mm, Yum ... Sheer utter disgust ...Darnbridge... One of that Lyndeboro or Francestown bunch!... I'm not really that late! .. .Wants to be a nurse.. .Likes to play the guitar, write and paint ... Pet gripe: Leann Miller's not conforming to the rest of the Anony- mous . Intramurals 1; Archery 2; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Torch 3, 4; Art 3,4; Yearbook 3, Co-Editor 4; Health-Career Club 4 MICHAEL EDWARD CASS Mike Mick Hancock. .. Did you lose a hub cap? ...Member of the elite Hancock group... Ambition: to enter the Ministry... Uses spoolies.. .Favorite ex- pression: Oh, God! ...Future track star, too. Cross Country 1,2,3; Track and Field 1,2, 3,4 JAMES DAVID CLARK Jim Snowflake PieCrust Peterborough... Nothing beats a VW ... Special interest: a girl... I don't smell banana oil! ...Has a wicked left hook... Right there, Ralph .. .Has something against a lack of money... But I don't want to draw a still life .. .Where's the wife, Jim?.. .The architect of the future ...Kid's a King. Spring Track 1,2,3; Soccer 2,3,4 MELVIN STONE CLARK Bud Peterborough... Speedy trip to Plymouth... Soda jerk at Dyer's.. .Barfing Buddha... Oh, joy ... Do you call that dancing!... Ambition: History teacher.. .Interests: trumpet, military, history, and girls. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 3; Yearbook 4 KENNETH G. COURSER Ken Mr. Wonderful” Peterborough... Are you putting me on? .. .Can be found in the shop, basement, or office.. .Throws the bull a lot.. . Meat Brain .. .Future International Playboy... The Detention Kid. Archery 2 ELAINE RUTH COURSER Snookie Bennington.. .Oh, Shoot!...Hates homework and gym class... A real whiz in the kitchen, with a needle and thread... Most likely found in class or at home... Future secretary. Bennington... Howdy ... Dislikes Sociology... Loves cows... Wants to be a veterinarian.. .Usually found in the classroom.. .Strives to pass all his subjects.. .Quiet type. Boys State 3 Peterborough.. .So what if I can't swim... Right there Ralph ... You'r pretty mean ... Motorcycles and sports.. .Future Olympic star...Could be found most any time at the pool.. .Likes girls (one special one). Crosscountry 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Class President 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Weight Lifting 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3 LEON HOWARD COURSER Lee Skinny1 RICHARD WARREN CUDDIHEE Cud C. A. VIRGINIA PAGE CUNNINGHAM Ginny Peterborough... Will never learn to score a basketball game... One of the quiet ones... Where are Linda and Cathy? ... Can be found often at Gilmore Pond... Mrs. Derby's right hand... Likes horses and reading... Indian Drum Song .. .Ambition: college. Basketball: J.V. 1, Co-captain 2; Varsity 3; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; St. Paul's 3; Yearbook 4 SAMUEL W. DANE Sam” New Boston... The Great Dane!... Good Neighbor Sam... The next A1 Hirt... Sam or a horse?... What's your problem? ... Most likely found on the stage or in the shop.. . School, ugji! .. .Special interests: Chevies, trumpets and GIRLS!.. .BouiTd for the Air Force Band. Peterborough... Hey, I've got some money! ”... Hi ya, sweetie ... Serves a good cheeseburger at the diner... Got stuck in the rings... Most likely found in the girl's basement, in a '57 Chevy (or a red '59 convert- ible). .. Ambition: to be a beautician. BRENDA JEAN DeLILL Bren Brenna' Peterborough... LOISE... And all that ... Sunny... Did you do your homework? ... Special interests: French... Most likely found at the Paramount... Ambition: to be a social worker. Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Dramatics 1; G. A. A. 1,3,4; Library Staff 2,3, 4 LOIS SHIRLEY DAVIS Lois Weeze LO Class Secretary 4 DENNIS DUNNING Denny’ DEBORAH DURLAND Dublin.. .Whistles at anything that wears a skirt.. .Judy who?.. .Pet gripe: school.. .’’I'm not afraid of you ... Keeps Fontaine’s running. Marriage someday soon.. .Wabit's house again tonight. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2 ’Debby Dubs Peterborough... Most likely found at the Dairy Bowl... I doubt it ... Loved that retreat .. .Shaves that VW every once in a while... Ambition: Keene State...Car pool...Special interests: guitar playing and horses .. .Pet gripe: Leann's not conforming to the rest of the Anonymous . Archery 1; Basketball: J. V. 1, Varsity 2, Manager 4; GAA: Secretary 1,2,3, President 4; Track 1,2; Torch 3,4; Latin Club 4; Yearbook 4; Intramurals 1; Art. i BRYCE NELSON DUTTON Bryce Bucky Francestown... Not another Bill Cosby routine... Ambition: to enter the service.. . Numma than a boot .. .Special interests: Girls... I finally got my license! THOMAS EARLEY Tom Geeb Peterborough... No, I don't live in Jaffrey... Why?... Selma... Vacation: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday... Visiting days: Tuesday and Thursday . ..Could be found most likely at Silver Ranch, Swamp Road or Wabit's Pad... Girls, parties and cars.. .Navy bound. Band 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4 UNDA EMMES Linda' Peterborough... That glossy red Wagoneer... This locker needs to be bigger! ... How do you like your tartar sauce? ... You know what I mean ... Ambition: teacher.. .Interests: hiking, knitting, antiques, and reading... Most likely found at the Dairy Bowl. GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Intramurals 1 THOMAS M. ESTONA Rabbi Ester' Peterborough... Anyone for a party? .. .Host with the most!... Holly- wood-beef. .. Pet peeve: one female freshman with chocolate cake... Parties, girls, and sports... Social work after college.. . Right? St. Joseph's Seminary; Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Football 1,2; Dra- matics 3. A Temple-ite. .. I had all the great lines ... Okay, sol bleached my hair—once! .. Can't win 'em all ... The sun was shining in Temple ... Hey, Sandy, is there practice tonight?”... Dear Wendy... Matt who? .. .Want to go skiing?... Most likely found eating, or in a black XKE. Cheerleading: JV 2, Varsity 3, 4; Student Council Recording Secretary 2; Softball 2, 3,4; Chorus 4; Yearbook 4; GAA 3; Play Competition 3 UNDA MARY FISH ’Linda Peterborough... Please use your directional signal ... Most likely found on a dog sled... Restores old homes... W ants to study agriculture... a future cowgirl... Long tall Texan. ..Go West young girl, go West!... Quiet please! ... tennis... Bear Hill in Hillsboro. NANCY ELLEN FETZER Nance Fetz GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3,4; Yearbook 4; Basketball 4 DIANNE lee fox ’Foxy Shorty ill W NANCY-JO FOX Temple.. .You think you have problems!... The sun was shining in Temple this morning... Look, I'm not that short!... it doesn't bother me a bit... Special interests: mountain climbing, hunting, fishing, skating, piano, and art.. .Hopes to become an interior decorator... Pet peeve: the school chairs aren’t low enough!... Get with the big picture! Secretary-Treasurer of Torch 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girls State 3; Yearbook 4; Chorus 4 Jo Dublin... Funny Farm ... That tree wasn't there before I started to move ... It's not everybody who can get their license and never drive! ... Ambition: a happy, educated housewife... That's funny ... Pet peeve: People who still call me Nancy! ”.. .Interests: German, painting and Ken. Class Treasurer 1; Field Hockey 1,3; Transfer 2; GAA 2,3,4; NMSQT Letter of Commendation 4; St. Paul's 3; Student Council Corresponding Secretary 3; Yearbook 4 HARVEY S. GOODWIN Harve' Peterborough... But Mr. Davidson, why? ... I don't argue--too much! ... I am not from Greenfield!!!.. .Hunting in the orchard... Hang tight ... Interests: hunting, Pontiacs, and girls... Ambition: building constructor, architect. Cross Country 2; Baseball 3, 4 STEPHEN GORSKI Steve Stevie Gorsk Peterborough... Big Deal ...Special interests: girls, skiing, and Texas ... Most often found looking for a steady girl... Crotched ski patrol... I’m a fool!.. .Grand Union... Ambition: to become a meatcutter. Track 1,2,4; Cross Country 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Student Council Treasurer 1; Student Council Representative 2; Audio-Visual 3; Class Vice-President 4 CATHY ELLEN HARRIS Cathy' Peterborough... Hard worker... Often found swimming at Gilmore Pond with Ginny and Linda. ..Hates to drive.. .Piano lesson drop-out.. .Likes tennis, basketball, and money.. .Hopes to become an interior decorator or an elementary teacher... Can't stand it when someone says 'ant' for 'aunt'. Basketball: JV 1,2, Varsity 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4 MARSHA ANNE HARRIS Marsh-Swamp Peterborough... Where’s Brenna? ,.. Where's New Boston?... Sandy, 'Yip Yip-ah ha! ... No, you’re kidding .. .Can't drive that Mustang ... Hey, can I leave practice early? .. .Special interests: boys, cheer- leading, boys, and skiing...Our lady in the sky for American Airlines. GAA 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 2; Yearbook 4; Traffic Squad 2 SUSAN ALICE HILL Sue” Susie” Sioux Hancock... That's a kick in the mouth ... Most likely found in a yellow Falcon... A yellow bird?... Monday I'll go on a diet. ... What Math homework?”.. .Interests: skiing and eating... Ambition: to get married and be an interior decorator Hails from Hancock.. .Likes typing and sewing.. .Lives every day just for 3:04... Most likely found in room 210.. .Can't get stuck in the rings... Monkey lady... Hopes to become a hairdresser... tuk-tuk... rats... Hates homework. DOROTHY A. HASKELL Dottie' Majorettes 1; Dramatics 2; Yearbook 4; Office 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2.4 JERRY JOHNSON 'Jerry Peterborough.. .Leaves every Wednesday for who knows where.. .”My mother wakes me up every morning with poetry .. .Peterborough's one- guide service.. .Ambition: To graduate. . You're all out to lunch ... Flirt. Track 4 LAWRENCE DAVID KEMP “Larry , Kempie Peterborough... Ya' wanna step outside. Courser, and fight?”.. .''I've got a one-track mind ... Most likely found at the pool, in a truck, or railroading, or in some hard-to-get-into place... Keeps the pool going ... That little green jobbie... Did you hear about the B M? National Honor Society 3; College Bowl 3; Yearbook 4 CHARLES E. KNIGHT Butch' Hancock.. . Howdy, Ho-Hay .. .Has special interests in the freshman class... This is all very true ... Most likely found under or in one slightly used '57 Ford station wagon.. . Is that right? BRIAN FLANDERS KULLGREN Brian Hold on now! ... Another one of those Templites... not as shy as some may think.. .Long ride to school, not so long going home.. .Likes hunt- ing, farming, Umbagog Lake...Would like t.o own a million-dollar dairy farm. ALBION RUSSELL LANE Skippy , Skip' Peterborough.. .Halloween in Francestown.. .So, what’s so great about that?... Most likely found in an upside down Corvair... Ambition: to become a State police officer.. .Likes girl-watching, and smashing up cars. Band 1,2, 3, 4 Peterborough... Oh, baloney ...Hates fake people...Tennis, skiing and cooking... Most likely found with Jimmy... She speaking today?... Whose haunted house? .. .Navy blue Mustang... Loves the color pink... You should see the stationery 1 got today. Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Majorettes 1,2; (captain 2); G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Dra- matics 2, 3; Student Council Alternate 3; Yearbook Copy Editor 4 DIANA LAROCHE Deanne , Sambo CHRISTOPHER LYNCH Chris” Hancock.. .Someday I’m going to buy a compact!.. .Mumble... Mumble ... This stuff rots... Drives an Austin Healy Sprite... Wants women to be drafted... Likes hunting and motorcycles... Hopes to get to college... Most likely found--out.. .Hey--Koehler!' Track 3,4 CHRISTIE S. LYSETT Chris Dublin... Hopes to become a nurse... Likes parties and skiing... Most often found with Sarge, or on the road from Peterborough to Dublin—(or vice-versa).. .Likes chorus, art, and dramatics... You bet'cha. Chorus 1; Art 1; Dramatics 2 It NATHANIEL R. MASON Nat Mase Peterborough... Oh, come on .. .Big Blusher... What do you mean I can t talk to Harvey? ...Loves to hunt, and is most likely found running ... Just about everything is his pet gripe. Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1.2, 3.4; Skiing 1; Weight lifting 4. JOHN LESTER MacNUTT, JR. Wilma Bennington... Get lost! ... Hates stuck up girls.. .Future Air Force Aeronautical technician.. .Usually found in the basement.. . Go back to sleep ... Likes to look through used car lots. CHARLES McCarthy, JR. Chuck Atlas' Francestown. .. This is true in many cases, however, at this point I would like to say.The underclass girls will never get along with out me ... Most likely found in The Barn in Francestown... Logan Air- port, anyone?... Not in the stone house again!... Will be first to fall down the stairs at The Barn. KATHERINE ELIZABETH McGRAIL Chatty Kathe Temple... I wish the New York Times had funnies ... Loves swimming, skating, skiing, and playing the piano.. .Quiet.. .Office girl.. .Can take a lot of teasing... Chatty Kathy ... Up to 1 a. m. doing homework and watching the twins. Torch 1; Yearbook 4; Office Staff 4. 38 WILLIAM McQUILLEN Bill” Mack” Jellybean Dublin.. .Not enough time to walk the halls .. .You're up for all day... Wants to bfe a cook.. .Future owner of the 1493 House.. .Drums.. .Most likely found at the 1493 House.. .Mr. Davidson.. .Auto mechanic. Student Council 2,3.4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Weightlifting 2. 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Archery 1,2,3 ALDEN MILLER Alden Dublin.. .Just say something to let us know you are there. ..He is in the shop, where else... Please, let's forget the homework .. .Wood wizard .. .Serenades English classes.. .Always pays attention.. .Another hot trumpet player.. .Ambition: to live a life pleasing to his Maker. Band 2,3,4; Intramurals 1 LEANN MILLER ’Bunny Cousin It RICHARD E. MILLER Dino Dick Peterborough.. .Just wants to get out of school.. .Loves those trains... Most likely found at Gates, Inc... .Lives in railroad yards... Why must the average student have homework?.. .A photography nut... The B M will run forever.. .Is still struggling with math. yearbook 4 Francestown.. .Interests: music and the little people .. .Albino eleph- ants. . .Solves the problems of the world.. .Swimming in the puddles on the way to the bus!... I'm sorry, I don't understand ... Ambition: to teach kindergarten or 1st or 2nd grades.. .Pet gripe: The rest of the Anonymous not conforming to me. 39 BARBARA M. MORGAN Barbie Barb Buddy' Francestown... Things go better with Coke... Parties... Navy and N. E. C.... Travels the roads in her '54 Chevy... Those 5-day weeks are really tough ... Three would do the trick... A beautician... Knows how to strike those girls out.. .Works at Crotched. Softball 1,2 ALFRED J. MORIN, JR. Freddie Peterborough... How’s life? .. .You mean you have a black pair.. .Hep 2, 3,4... Alfred Morin U. S. M. C.... Jo, knock next time ... Anybody for the backstroke? ... Wants to be a good marine... Most likely found at Roy's Market... Fire arms... Has to work tonight, as usual... No pet gripe.. .Knows as much as Mr. Davidson does about Congressional legis- lation. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Boys State 3; Student Council 4 ROLAND MURRAY Butch Roland Peterborough... Hopes to become a carpenter... Special interests: a girl named Abby and a '59 Oldsmobile (in that order)... Hi there ... Most likely found in Greenfield. LYSBETH NOYES Beth Peterborough... You turkey .. .Likes to run through fields of dandelions with Doris... Usually found at the A P or with Jim... Stop rubbing your nose .. . What am I going to do? Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Older Girls Conference 2; McGreal Essay 3; GAA 1,2,3; Student Council 4 KRISTEN EILEEN PEARSON Kristy ' Temple.. . Well, maybe .. .Plans to go to art school.. .Often found coloring hair.. .Pet gripe: short guys.. .Wants to travel... I don’t know ... Loves cake decorating, sewing and going to the theatre. Chorus 1; Art 2,3,4; School Seal Award 1; 2nd place MAA Award 1; Museum School of Art, Boston 3 ROLAND ANDRE SIMONEAU Roland Greenfield.. .Most likely found on the road (hopefully).. .Hard worker at Crotched Mountain... Counselor... Thinks Mr. Davidson will some day own the Harley Davidson Company... Loves school lunches... How you was? PAUL CHARLES QUINN ’Little Daddy Charlie Temple.. .Police officers who refuse to believe in my innocence.. .He’s a singer--The Rogue.. . Hey, that's all right! ... Paul plus work equals disaster... Most likely found down at the Gulf Station.. .Interests: hunting, singing... Ambition: college and traveling. Dramatics 2; Chorus 4 DIANNE LEE RUSSELL Dee Dee GAA 2; Girl's Archery 1; High School Bowling League 3; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1 Peterborough... I don't believe it ... Makes the doughnuts at the Bakery ... Order please... Twins with Sue... Can't do things with her hair... The Celtics will be 1 again.. .Politics... bowling... Another legal secretary ... Is that a fact? .. .Will soon turn into Larry Bishop's partner.. .Bishop Russell, Inc. JILL ELLEN STEWART Boot Peterborough... 1 3 of the Big Three... Just one time! My hair is NOT green! ... Likes parties, skiing, and Haunted Houses... Sauna bath Stewart.. .Hey, Jill! Where's the action tonight?... What do you mean I'm not organized? ... Just wait until we play Conant ...Often seen driving the Stewart Ford... Will marry an Austrian ski instructor. Basketball 2; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Officer 3,4; Office 4; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Cheerleading 3,4; Conference 3 Peterborough... Student Council.. .Soda jerk at Dyer's.. .Weak stomach ... Yes sir, baby, right there! .. .Interests: bowling and girls...Can be found in the basement, roaming the halls, or at Bowling Acres. Older Boyls Conference 2,3,4; President 4; Basketball 1,2; Bowling; Student Council President 4; Traffic Squad 4 DONALD JAMES SMITH Smitty DANIEL J. SULLIVAN Sully Greenfield.. . You wazoo .. .Guns... Mad Magazine. ..A good Marine... Future millionaire... Most likely found in the Police Station or Mill Pond ...Can never have a cigarette in peace. .. If you stay, Mrs. Ring, I'll stay .. .Never runs down the hall. ..Who ever said anything about Cassius Ray? KENNETH T. SUTCLIFFE Truck Peterborough... People call me truck .. .Of course you know this means war... Hi, ignorant .. .Tennis, skiing, coin collecting and swimming.. Most likely found anywhere at all... You think you’re a big deal, don't you! JV Basketball 1; Cross Country 2, 3; Track and Field 4; McGreal Essay Winner 3 SANDRA WARD TRUFANT Sandy Fang Peterborough... C 'mon kids! ... It's not Allie’s fault! ... Interests: Cheerleading, New York Giants and music.. .Not enough school spirit... It it true blondes have more fun?.. .Only girl with her very own rabbit stole!... Often found in the gym after school.. .Ambition: to become the first female pro football coach... 1 3 of the Big Three... Summer Cloud. Cheerleading 1,2, captain 3,4; Chorus accompanist 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1; Yearbook 1,4; Torch 3 JAMES CLARK VARNUM 'Jamie Francestown... Ambition: to live young... Likes doodling, skiing, sail- ing, and girls... That's all part of being cool.. .New Boston retreat... Hates complaints about long hair.. . Ask me if Scobie's cold in Novem- ber ... It's Matt's XKE. STEPHEN VINCENT TORSEY Boots Te Peterborough... Nice for a little feller ... Anything but a Ford... Girls, Planes, Cars!!!.. .Future airplane mechanic.. .He's never found any- where, but he's always lost... Mr. Universe? SANDRA LEE TOWNSEND Sandi Gabby Peterborough... Haven't the foggiest .. .Dislikes gym class. ..The Key- hole.. .U.S.S. Wasp. ..N.E.C. ...Wants to be a Go-Go Girl. ..Most likely found in the A P or in a '60 gray Corvair... Visits Mr. Clark often ... Always has something to say... Mischievous minxes: Elaine Sandy. Chorus 1,2; Majorettes 1,2 Weightlifting 2, 3, 4; Track and Field 3. SUA AN AVIS TARR Sue KENNETH D. TAYLOR Hancock.. . No, Mr. Clark is not in ... Runs the office... Curly isn't the word for it ... No, I did not do my homework ... Shakes you all up, doesn't it? ... Hey Dianne! ... Hopes to become a secretary. Office Staff 3,4. Ken Kenny Peterborough.. .Transfer from Laconia, 1963... Chalk that one up for experience .. .Likes to ski, play the guitar, and dance all night.. .Loves Tuckerman's or any other snow-infested place.. . My feet hurt .. . Any- one seen a Scientific American? ... Mr. President. Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Skiing 1,2,3,4; A. V. 1; Class President 4; Student Council 4. PATRICK THIBEAULT Pat Peterborough.. .Found on Old Town Farm...Pet gripe: guys that shoot their mouths off all the time.. .Likes to work and hopes to get a good job and to make lots of money. .. Hi, girls! ... Ladies Man. .. I'll bring those antique chairs tomorrow. Cross Country 2; Spring Track 2 RICHARD F. THORNER Dick Sticky' Peterborough... Dover... Hi there, ugly! ... Who's writing my note today? ... Next year for the Yankees... Dover, Dover, send Dick right over... Future Celtics star (superstar)... It's not red, it's auburn ... Temper, Temper... Sure can maneuver at 80 mph... Miss G.. .Wants to become a pro baseball and basketball player. Basketball: J.V. 1,2, Varisty 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 2; Chorus 3, 4 ASHLEE WELCOME Trash' Peterborough... Dodo! ... That's a kick in the head ... Interest: grad- uation. .. Anyone for a broken arm? ... All of a sudden the stairs were just there! .. .Working girl at the Monadnock Community Hospital... Ambition: to be a nurse. Transfer from Manchester, Mass. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Library Assistant 1, 2,3; Chorus 1; Yearbook 1,2,4; French Club 1 STEPHEN WHITE Whitey Peterborough... Likes horse racing, cars, and planes... Hopes to be an aviation technician... Definitely .. .Often seen with Skip Lane and Charlie Knight.. .Hates Fords. LINDA KAY WOODWARD Lin Woody Dublin... This ought to be rich ... At least she gets the job done... Chemistry... Live dangerously--be a chemistry teacher... Have you ever tried to eat in the Peterborough Library? ... Linda knows how... Did you dent it much? ... First time for everything... Why does she always lose the argument?.. .Prom Chairman. Bausch-Lomb Science Award; J V Basketball 1; J V Cheerleading 2, 3, Captain 3; GAA 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3; St. Paul's 3. Senior ()fass Officers L-R Treasurer, B. Morgan; Vice-President, S. Gorski; President, K. Taylor; Secretary, B. DeLill A TIME FOR FUN MOST POPULAR-Alan and Marsha BEST DRESSED-Sue and Chris CURLIEST HAIR-Sue and Dick NEWEST MEMBERS-Debi and Donna MOST INQUISITIVE-Radical and Dianne MOST ARGUEMENTATIVE-Dianne and Harvey MOST CONGENIAL-Nancy and Tom 48 BEST LOOKING-Christie and Jamie MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Jo and Larry MOST MUSICAL-Sandy and Sam SNEAKIEST-Elaine and Ken CUTEST COUPLE-Diana and Jim 50 MOST STUDIOUS-Gail and Larry WITTIEST-Deb and Paul MOST TALKATIVE-Sandy and Dick MOST UNPREDICTABLE-Chris and Radical CLASS COMICS-Deb and Dick ( ass (■ )i I I, Donald Abbott, do hereby leave my ability in sports to my cousin Mike, just to keep it in the family. I, Deb Ames, do hereby leave the pineneedles and picnic tables to anyone who can do cartwheels as well as I can. I, John Bastille, do hereby leave John Eddy one new hurdle and a first aid kit. I, Elaine Bennett, do hereby leave my L and M’s to Eve Ekker in hopes that she, too, gets caught. I, Deborah Bowen, do hereby leave my vast knowledge of diets to anyone who feels he needs it. I, Roger Brooks, do hereby leave a pair of well-used snow tires to the school parking lot. I, Ruth Brown, do hereby leave my sister, Laura, my ability to get along with teachers, with hopes that she can do better than I did. I, Roland Brunell, do hereby leave to Doug Whitney all my caps and bell-bottom pants. I, Alan Buxton, do hereby leave my locker in the locker room to Tim Wheeler. Keep your cool, Tim, it's a good spot. I, Dick Carlson, do hereby leave my nickname, Radical , to anyone who wants anything to do with it. I, Deb Carney, do hereby leave my seat on the bus to Sharon Jones; let her keep up the constant battle. I, Mike Cass, do hereby leave my hair to Mr. Yeo, Mr. Clark, and Mr. Davidson to divide into equal shares. I, Gail Chandler, do hereby leave my ability to beat the tardy bell by ten seconds to my brother Greg, who has to learn to run faster. I, Jim Clark, do hereby leave Diana LaRoche to anyone who wants a good fight. I, Melvin Clark, do hereby leave one dollar and fifty cents for Mr. Clark's next hair cut. I, Elaine Courser, do hereby leave all of my unused notebook paper. I, Kenneth Courser, do hereby leave my ability to become famously known in the office to my little brother. I, Leon Courser, do hereby leave for the service. I, Dick Cuddihee, do hereby leave the ability of playing the role left to me by Steve Lowe, left to him by Charlie Eaton, left to him by Don Moffat, and left to him in turn by Herb Vadney, to a deserving young lady. Miss Ginger Pettee. I, Ginny Cunningham, do hereby leave my mile and a half walk to school to anyone who would like to walk in the morning. I, Sam Dane, do hereby leave my place in the band to anyone who thinks he can handle it. I, Lois Davis, do hereby leave my job as chief yearbook typist to Claire Cowles. I, Brenda DeLill, do hereby leave the road to Durham to anyone who thinks he can travel it as much as I. I, Dennis Dunning, do hereby leave all my Junior girls to Tom Buckley. Enjoy yourself, Tom. I, Deb Durland, do hereby leave my lost contact lens on Derby's sidewalk. I, Bryce Dutton, do hereby leave my ability to get people into trouble to Kay Foote. I, Tom Early, do hereby leave my shares in the Bacardi and Budweiser companies to Larry LaBier. I, Linda Emmes, do hereby leave my old Rambler to anyone in great need of transportation. I, Thomas Estona, do hereby leave to Doug Whitney and Roland Clark one case of banana Metrecal and hope they can find a suitable mix. I, Nancy Fetzer, do hereby leave my deceptive ability to chew gum during gym class to my sister Betsy. I, Linda Fish, do hereby leave my allergic reaction to oak trees, horses, feathers, and mold to anyone who enjoys a good sneeze. I, Dianne Fox, do hereby leave the psychological stigma of being shortest in the class to anyone small enough to fill the position. I, Nancy-Jo Fox, do hereby leave to Cathy Vaughn all the paper and crayons she needs to keep her busy in math. I, Harvey Goodwin, do hereby leave all the dull tools in the shop to anyone who can sharpen them. I, Stephen Gorski, do hereby leave Ginny Davis to Roland Clark and hope that he can keep her mouth shut. I, Cathy Harris, do hereby leave a three-year French course to all future unsuspecting French students at P. H. S. I, Marsha Harris, do hereby leave the boys' dormitories at U. N. H. to Kay Babneau, who likes to live dangerously. I, Dorothy Haskell, do hereby leave the typing room to Marilyn Vose, in hopes that she will use it as much as I did. I, Susan Hill, do hereby leave my outgrown size 10's to the Seven Hundred Fund. I, Jerry Johnson, do hereby leave my ability to play the role to anyone who can play it as well as I did. I, Larry Kemp, do hereby leave my ability to get into very unusual places to anyone who figures he can get there. 1, Charles Knight, do hereby leave John Paradise one extra license. With your luck, you are going to need it. I, Brian Kullgren, do hereby leave my '60 Chevy to anyone who will give me $600. I, Skip Lane, do hereby leave to any underclassman one slightly used Corvair in need of some body repairs. I, Diana LaRoche, do hereby leave my ability to hear to my sister Bobby and to Judy Nichols so that next time they'll wake up. I, Chris Lynch, do hereby leave my pink socks to Jack Schelling. I, Chris Lysett, do hereby leave Kay Babneau my trips from Dublin. I, Nat Mason, do hereby leave the Harley Davidson in room 170 to anyone who likes the older models. I, John MacNutt, do hereby leave my car to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. I, Chuck McCarthy, do hereby leave the basement to Doug Foster. I, Kathe McGrail do hereby leave my nickname. Chatty, to someone who deserves it. I, Bill McQuillen, do hereby leave the Santa suit to Ken LaRoche--a probably candidate. Ho-Ho-Ho! I, Alden Miller, do hereby leave my shop career to anyone who wants to get out of study halls. I, Leann Miller, do hereby take everything with me. I, Richard Miller, do hereby leave a stack of Union Leaders to Mr. Davidson and Mr. Richard. I, Barbara Morgan, do hereby leave my legal excuses to Brenda Dutton who may need them. I, Alfred Morin, do hereby leave my talent to throw a discus. I, Roland Murray, do hereby leave my ability to make the attendance bell to any other boy interested in a traffic squad member. I, Lysbeth Noyes, do hereby leave without my unmentionables--which my sister Leigh has not yet returned. I, Kristen Pearson, do hereby leave all my lost gym suits to whoever found them. I, Paul Quinn, do hereby leave eight Charlie Atlas muscle-man poses to Cary Buxton, to win friends and to scare away beach bullies at the pool. I, Dianne Russell, do hereby leave to any Junior girl my job at the Bakery so that she may roll in dough, too. I, Roland Simoneau, do hereby leave my Honda to Harley Davidson. I, Donald Smith, do hereby leave my pool cue and table No. 2 to Larry LaBier. I, Jill Stewart do hereby leave all the drippy boys in Peterborough to Sue Koehler, along with a card expressing my deepest sympathy. I, Danny Sullivan, do hereby leave my hunger pains to the cooks. They all bring their lunches. I, Ken Sutcliffe, do hereby leave my air brakes and west coast mirrors to anyone who has a complex like mine. I, Sue Tarr, do hereby leave to Phyllis Garand one bottle of hair straightener in hopes it works better for her than it did for me. I, Kenny Taylor, do hereby leave a hearty thanks to Mr. McQuillen, Mr. Yeo, Mr. Clark, Mr. Snell and other personal friends who have helped me obtain an integrity far beyond my personal ideal. I, Pat Thibeault, do hereby leave Mr. McQuillen's and Mr. Manning's thermos bottles alone. I, Richard Thorner, do hereby leave to Marty Earley, all of my great moves and my shooting skills in basketball. I, Steve Torsey, do hereby leave myself to any lucky girl who wants a handsome, intelligent, masculine guy! I, Sandra Townsend, do hereby leave to Lee and Carla and Jess, a sponge and a can of Ajax, in hopes that they don't have to go through that again. 1, Sandy Trufant, do hereby leave all my sports magazines to Ruth Nye, who I know will learn much valuable information from them. I, James Varnum, do hereby leave under the influence. Right....... I, Ashlee Welcome, do hereby leave one empty Budweiser can to any junior girl. I, Stephen White, do hereby leave a slightly used '55 Chevy pickup to anyone who would like it. I, Linda Woodward, do hereby leave my onetime weekly arguments with the opposite sex to anyone who is foolish enough to want them. We, Debbie Ames, Alan Buxton, Jim Clark, Sue Hill, Diana LaRoche and Jill Stewart do hereby leave to Mr. Quillen the haunted house in Dublin. Good luck keeping it clean! We, The Bunch , do hereby leave to Mrs. Breton one bottle of aspirin for all the headaches we have given her in the past. J3ast ls )i f yincf Testament Of I,___________, of the School of Peterborough High, Town of Peterborough, County of Hillsboro, State of New Hampshire, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be my Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any and all wills made by me before the present date. FIRST: I hereby direct that all my just debts and expenses be paid and discharged as soon as possible. SECOND: I hereby give, devise, and bequeath all my estate and property, real and personal, of whatsoever nature and wheresoever situated, to___. THIRD: I hereby appoint my Principal,________,, as sole executor of my estate; and I direct that no bond be required of him in the performance of his duties. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal on this--------- day of June in the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty-seven. _________________________ (L.S.) THE FOREGOING INSTRUMENT, Consisting of one page, was subscribed by the said._________Jn our presence and acknowledged by him to each of us; and he at the same time declared the above to be his Last Will and Testament; and we at his request, in his presence and in the presence of each other, have signed our names as witnesses hereto on the date last above written. ____________________________ residing at------------------------------------ ____________________________residing at_______________ .__________________ ______residing at.------------------------------------ 55 P. H. S. GRADS ENTER POLITICS Uhe eter JANUARY FIRST WOMAN FULLBACK Mr. Donald Smith, former student The N.Y. Giants just signed Sandra Tru- council president at P. H. S., has been fant as their leading fullback. elected Mayor of the famous Gotham City. Mr. Smith has promised to discover who A1 Buxton and Dick Thorner have been Batman is. signed to play with the N. Y. Yankees: the Radical Richard Carlson has joined Big B on the mound, and Tricky Dick in center field. with Mr. Raymond Richard and Mr. William Loeb hoping to establish a new leftist party. GORSKI'S SANITATION SERVICE CAKES--MADE AND DECORATED SIAMESE TWINS PAUL QUINN James Clark and Diana LaRoche made TEMPLE, N. H. medical history after submitting to an ex- perimental operation which transformed BEATLES TRULY REPLACED? them into Siamese Twins. Their reason: We can't get along with each other, and The Anonymous including Leann we can’t get along without each other. Miller, Gail Chandler, Chris Anderson, and Deborah Durland has become more pop- CHRISTMAS TREES--ALL YEAR ular than the Beatles with the new single Try to Forget. M. CLARK J. BASTILLE, INC. SAM DANE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Sgt. Fred Morin has replaced Sgt. Car- nightly at the ter of Gomer Pyle’s outfit after Carter suffered a nervous breakdown. PINK PUSSYCAT (owned by Tom Estona) The Bryce Dutton Driver's Education School opened today with its first student, Barbara Morgan, Chris Lysett, Sandy Townsend, and Elaine Bennett, who are Dennis Dunning. DEATHS experts in the field of tobacco research, Sue Hill died of suffocation Thursday are now testing a new smokeless cigarette as she tried to find her favorite dress in the called FALSE. back of her two-mile closet. A. MILLER K. PEARSON Linda Woodward died yesterday when her ARCHITECTS laboratory blew up. She was working on a with CATHY HARRIS new love potion at the time. A LITTLE OVERWEIGHT BUT (interior decorator) LIKE IT THAT WAY? SPORTS WORLD Deborah Ames won the Daytona 500 join the NANCY FETZER NON-DIET CLUB today driving her bright red Ferrari. Dick Cuddihee received his third gold Chris Lynch, senator from New Lynch- shire, is heading a senate investigation con- medal as a member of our Olympic Swim cerning financial aid to De Gaulle. Team. Ken Taylor, Mike Cass, and Ken Sutcliffe will lead our Olympic Track Nancy-Jo Fox and her husband Judge Ken- Team this year. neth Brightonstein have been appointed U. horoucjfi 'limes 1, 1977 S. Goodwill ambassadors to Israel. Patrick Thibeault purchased the Adohr Farms in California last week so that he can keep up his farm work. FOR GOOD EATING STOP AT ANY OF THE 45 McQUILLEN RESTAURANTS IN THE NATION Larry Kemp and Richard Miller, owners of the B M Railroad, have just purchased rights to all other railways in the United States. NEW FLIGHT ESTABLISHED The SIRRAH AHSRAM LINES, owned and operated by Marsha Harris, has established the first earth-moon flight. Linda Emmes has already made plans to ship 7, 000 1977 Jeeps to the moon. DISCOTHEQUE RAIDED Monday night the Peterborough Dis- cotheque, owned by Tom Early and Jerry Johnson, was raided by the Peterborough Riot Squad (Steve White, Roger Brooks, Leon Courser, Roland Murray, Albion Lane, and Charles Knight). Our fighters abroad are under the fine care of Nurses Pearson and Welcome, who gained their experience washing dishes at Monadnock Community Hospital. Deborah Carney and Charles McCarthy have established the colony of New Frances- town to get away from the big city. Dottie Haskell's first customer at her beautician's shop was Mr. Paul Davidson, who was in dire need of a new toupee. LINDA FISH PLUMBING CO. 24-HOUR SERVICE Deborah Bowen will become the bride of actor Richard Burton tomorrow in Athens, Greece. The reception will be held at the New York Waldorf-Astoria that afternoon. WORLD'S MOST REMARKABLE ACCIDENT Beth Noyes demolished a Welch Co. truck Tuesday when she ran into it with her new MG. No one was hurt, and the MG was only slightly dented. GOODWIN TIRES THE SAND NEVER GOES BEHIND THE BACK TIRES Jill Stewart of Winter Blond, Inc. started the green wig craze the other night when she made an appearance at the New York Charity Ball forgetting that she had not tinted her hair in a month. NEW YORK TRIPLETS Mr. Don Abbott and his wife Linda are the proud parents of triplet boys bom at 12:01 a. m. this morning. Don is hoping his sons will carry on the Abbott tradition. Susan Tarr, private secretary to multi- millionaire Brian Kullgren, has announced, the purchase of a fourth million-dollar dairy farm, located in Temple. Opening Soon -- PLAYBOY KENNY CLUB 8 p. m. - 6 a. m. KEN COURSER, PROPRIETOR NEW PRINCIPAL NAMED Roland Brunell has been named to suc- ceed Dr. Donald Thackeray as principal of P. H. S. LOUISE DAY HICKS ON THE WAY OUT? Miss Dianne Fox, formerly of Temple, N.H., has started her campaign for a seat on the Boston School Board. The first de- bate between the two women was held yes- terday, and it lasted five hours. The estate of the late Roland Simoneau was settled the other day. Crotched Moun- tain received all the available assets. A A ime ROW 1, L-R. Diana, Jill, Sandy, Brenda, Linda, Cathy. ROW 2, L-R. Felicity, Gail, Lennie, Richard, Clifford, Joe, Steve. My name is Diana LaRoche. My age is 8. The members in my family are my Mother, my Father, my Broth- er, my Sister, and me. I have two wortted toads for a pet. I like to go horsebackriding. I like to have a cook- out. I like to read. I like to go shop- ping. I like to play with my brother. I dislike eating burned food. I am Freddie Morin. I am 9 years old. I have a brother and a sister and mother and father. We have 13 chicks and two cats. My interest is in carpen- try. My hobby is odd jobs. My name is Sandy Trufant. I live on Sand Hill Road in Peterboro, New Hampshire. I have a mother, and a father, and a dog, and a cat, and some goldfish. I am nine years old. I am interested in wildflowers. My hobbies are skiing in the winter; swimming in the summer. I keep my cat down at my grandmother's because my dog would kill it. My name is Albion Russell Lane. My age is nine. I was born in New Jersey. There are four in the family. I have a sister and a mother and father. I have a pet dog. I'm interested in cowboys. My hobby is collecting stamps. Uo ie 7)orn Earl Chamberlain. 9. I have a brother and a sister and a Mother and father. I live on 23 Granite Street, Peterborough, N.H. I have a bird and his name is Pritty Boy. I like to draw pictures. My name is Larry Kemp. I am nine years old. There are two girls and two boys. Mother and Father, Nandy and Grammie. We have two cats. One is Gitchigommi and the other is Billy. We have one dog her name is Heidi. We all live at 51, Union Street, Peterborough, N.H. I am interested in model railroad- ing, carpentry, building and collecting Dinkey Construction toys at Chase's book store. ” My name is Richard Carlson. I am ten years old. I live in West Peter- borough New Hampshire. I have no brothers and no sisters. I have two cats. Their names are Spottie and Blackie. In the summer my hobby is butterfly collecting. My name is Cathy Harris. My age is 8. I have a mommy and a daddy. I have 4 sisters. I have a dog. His name is Brownie. Our house is made of stone I think. I am interested in wild flowers and plants. My hobbie is playing with dogs. ROW 1, L-R. Earl, Larry, Jim, Joe T., Skippy. ROW 2, L-R. Sandy, Debbie, Fred, Dusty, Tom. CLASS FAVORITES 1958 Sport-----------------------------Baseball Story - - Uncle Wiggly Boxcar Children Food------------------------Tunafish rolls Song---------------------------------Casey Jones Color------ Time------- Poem------- Art Activity ROW 1, L-R. Clifford, Tom, Larry, Joe Tatro. ROW 2, L-R. Linda, Jerry, Ginny, Sandy, Dusty, Cathy, Lennie. ROW 3, L-R. Diana, Jill, Debbie, Sandy R., Steve, Joe Gatto, Jim, David. ROW 4, L-R. Earl, Fred, Felicity, Brenda, Rich, Skip, Gail. ------------ Red ----Time to eat Little Orphan Annie ----------Drawing MEMORIES Giant Stride by Sandy Robbins We have a new Giant Stride. We did not go on it for a week. After that week we went on it. And we all got blisters and they were Gillingham Visitors by Fred Morin To whom it may concern, to me the Gillingham visitors were very nosey. I was not in that class at the time and one of them walked right up to my desk and looked at my work. They came to see what kind of reading that class was doing. My Impressions of the Lunch Room by Joe Tatro The lunchroom is so noisy that they have to turn out the lights. We have hot dogs, ham, hamburg, ice cream, milk, potato chips, tunafish, and fish sticks. The Biology Lab by Joe Tatro When we went to the biology lab, we saw a disected bird.and a squirrel and two chicks and germs. Our Transportation Window by Larry Kemp The first window was on transportation. It was made of trucks and trains, cars, boats, planes, and horse-drawn vehicles Shelves upon shelves of articles. Models and toys. Toys and models. The Third Grade Chickens by Earl Chamberlain We had four chickens in our room. Sometimes we let them out for five minutes. Then we put them in. Then I had to wipe up the guck. The Christmas Party by Richard Carlson We had a Christmas party at school. Jerry brought some cookies and Larry brought the drinks. Freddie brought popcorn balls and Ginny brought cupcakes. I got a wagontrain set from Sandy Trufant and I gave Clifford a book. Sandy Robbins gave Joe Gatto a paint set. Freddie got dominoes from Cathy Harris. Garry Compher, a second grader, brought our tree. Birthdays by Brenda DeLill We celebrated birthdays. When we have birthdays we usually send the people out and when they come back we sing Happy Birth- day to them. Then they have their spank- ings and there is a cake on their desk so they blow out the candle. Nicknames My Little Kittens by Virginia....................................Vinigar Jill Stewart Linda----------------------------------------Linnie Brenda--------------------------------------Brennie My little kittens Lionel--------------------------------Freight-train Have paws like mittens James----------------------------------Jesse James They sound like silk Joseph G.---------------------------------------------------------Bo-Bo When they drink their milk. Cathy-------------------------------------------Cat Jerry------------------------------------Big Shot And when they walk Lawrence ---- .---------------------- Little Shot Through the door, Albion--------------------- -Skippy Peanut Butter They make milk marks David -------------------------------Lover's Lane On the floor. Diana-----------------------------------------Ipana Alfred--------------------------------------Freddie Clifford-------------------------- —--------Ford Felicity--------------------------------Electricity Sandra R.--------------------------------Sandy-Andy Howard - -- -- -- -- -- -- — - - - - Dusty Jill....................................Jilly-Pilly Joseph T.......................................Slow Poke Sandra T.-----------------------------------Chicken Stephen----------------------------------Stevereeno Gail — ----- ------------------------ Gaily-Paily My Picture by Jim Flewelling Red and white, yellow and green Black and pink, purple and blue Then just a little in-between Now I have a picture just for you. L-R Cathy Harris, Joe Gatto, Brenda DeLill. The Little Light Bulb by Larry Kemp Little Boy Blue's Friend by Debbie Ames Oh! did you ever see a light bulb Sitting in a lamp? He is always ready To help you to see. Have you ever wondered about him? I have. Have you? Little Boy Blue I broke my horn. I broke it to pieces And that is my song. Little Boy Blue I had a shoe. I broke it to pieces So what shall I do. 62 Bobbing for Apples--1958 The Circus by Sandy Trufant I went to a circus That wasn't far away. I went to a circus And I stayed all day. I saw lots of animals And some tigers too. I saw some baby monkeys That look just like you. Sandy's Party My Teacher by Jill Stewart My teacher. My teacher. David treats her like a creature. Some kids treat her like a preacher. But I like to treat her like a teacher. Sargent Camp Rabbits by Gail Chandler Rabbits! Rabbits! Have such habits! They eat a carrot raw With their soft little paws. They go hop, hop, hop. And then they stop, stop, stop. They wrinkle their little noses Like bunched up roses. I Like to Ride a Bicycle by Richard Carlson I like to ride a bicycle. When you hit a bump You take a thump. I like to ride a bicycle. When you hear a pop You have to stop. I like to ride a bicycle. When it's dark at night You need a light. I like to ride a bicycle. Make sure your light Is good and bright. I love to ride a bicycle. 63 Another push cart smash-up! 64 The Invaders Pow Wow the Indian Boy! Do the monster mash, it's a graveyard smash! Whatever you do, don't breathe! Aunt Jemima, what took you so long? I'm clean He left the nest too soon! Who said he was my best friend anyway? Mamma said there d be days like this! See your Marine Recruiter today. Read the sign please. Think plenty of good thoughts and drink pleny of V8 Could Miss Hancock be right? The take and aspirin and soak it class. Caution: Avoid contact with body Now he tells me! Birthdays are such a bore! I'm not going to have a Charlie Brown Christmas! Love that Lavoris! Psst.. .Do you know the latest? Now do You under- stand why you can't race in the halls, Ed? Jl umors junior (’ ass Officers L-R Treas. D. Brous, V-Pres. S. Behrsing, Pres. T. Wheeler Sec. S. Koehler L-RROW 1 Mrs. Breton, C. Delay, B. Lightbody, C. Trufant, S. Koehler. P. Tuttle, C. Richard- son, J. Nyland, J. Stevens, A. Ware, C. Williams, S. Courser, L. Webb, Mr. Crow. ROW 2 L-R R. Mason, E. Chamberlain, J. Putnam, D. Russell. C. Lawrence, J. Tilton, S. Clark, J. Newton, R. Simoneau, J. Schelling, R. Brunell. ROW 3 L-R W. Shunamon. B. Donnellan, W. Hayes, R. Korpi, R. McCarthy, J. Kearney, T. Shokes, W. Morin, F. Shea, ROW 4 L-R J. Paradise, D. Whitney, B. McGrail, J. LaRoche, T. Teates, 70 .7 uniors ROW 1 L-R S. Cherwin, J. Cornwell, K. Doscher, D. Belliveau, C. Cowles, M. Cuddihee, M. Doyle, J. Hayes, P. Garand. ROW 2 L-R P. Bourgoine, J. Gagnon, B. MacMulkin, M. Brighton, D. Brous, S. Blair, R. Eddy, R. Davis. ROW 3 L-R M. Cook, S. Behrsing, M. Eastman, J. Weston, M. Durant. SopAt o mo res SopAomore ( ass Officer's L-R Treasurer, O. Forman; Vice-President, R. Latti; President, E. Burt; Secretary, B. La Roche 71 SopA( omores ROW 1 L-R C. Bennett, S. Bamford, M. Broyles, R. Baldwin, D. Atkinson, R. Behrsing. D. Bennett, D. Boudreau. ROW 2 L-R B. Cook, B. Chouinard, C. Clark, J. Rideout, S. Carbee, B. Carlson, R. Bowen, M. Paige. ROW 3 L-R M. Abbott, E. Burt C. Buxton. H. Blood, S. Burrage, G. Chand- ler, R. Carson. ROW 1 L-R J. Parks, M. Vose, C. Vaughn, K. Pickford. R. Welch, N. Wheeler. E. Richardson. D. Russell, S. Sweeney, L. Teixeira, ROW 2 L-R A. Whiton, A. Weathers, K. Gilbert, R. Morgan, K. Donnellan, S. St. Amour, S. Lapinsky, C. Prest. ROW 3 L-R P. Breslin. D. Piney, N. Teixeira. J. Hutchinson, J. Merriam. ROW 4 L-R N. Sanderson. S. Tuttle. C. Wells, R. Salomy, S. Sand- ford. K. Stewart, D. Chase. K. Peters. 72 op 'homo res ROW 1 L-R Mr. Davidson, J. Nichols, S. Jones, S. Kemp, B. LaRoche, D. Kereazis, M. Mason, E. Muzzey ROW 2 K. Moller, S. McQuillan, C. Murray, M. Lavoie, C. LaBier, M. McKenna, S. Higgins, C. Jevne ROW 3 P. Morin, S. Hoffman, K. Molin, H. Haskell, R. Latti ROW 1 L-R B. Dutton, G. Davis, A. Harris, S. Dedo, K. Gibson, P. Hamblin, S. Courser, C. Gorski ROW 2 W. Hansen, O. Forman. K. Foote, E. Cox, E. Ekker, S. Davis. D. Emery, M. Earley ROW 3 D. Hall, C. Ehrler, S. Dickens, B. Fox. J. Eddy, L. Fox 73 Jresfn men Jres unan C Wass Officers ROW 1 L-R S. Sutcliffe. M. Simpson, R. Lemieux, J. Tilton, S. Seward, L. Sweet, D. Smith, C, Steele ROW 2 G, Compher, T. Roberts, S. Sawyer, M. Vaillancourt, D. Shea, B. Sutcliffe, ROW 3 B. Sullivan, J. Lavendar, R. Magoon, A. Phillips, H. Boudreau L-R R. Goodwin, Treas., W. Jarest, V. Pres., K. Keenan. Pres.. L. Fontaine. Sec. 74 JresAmen ROW 1 L-R V. Townsend, S. Turner, D. Brown, M. White, P. Bennett, D. Turini, D. Warriner ROW 2 Mr. Murphy, A. Wholey, J. Holt, E. Sheldon, J. Pitman, T. Wenblad, D. Whitney, Mr. Gordon ROW 3 D. Woodward, W. Williams, D. Torsey, K. Teates. P. Woodbury, P. LaBossiere ROW 1 L-R D. Pinney, A. Regan, K. McDonough, D. Murray, M. Phillips, K. Petts, H. Peterson ROW 2 S. Merchant. S. Miller, M. Prest, R. Nye ROW 3 G. Miller, A. Pierce. E. Russell, L. McLean, S. Reekie, J. Pearson 75 7resA nen ROW 1 L-R K. Eneguess, D. Crooker, B. Fetzer, K. Babneau, L. Ganley, L. Fontaine, V. Emery, C. Cover, L. Conley ROW 2 P. Bacon, D. Emmes, M. Hamblin, D. Caskie, M. Hicks, V. Gard- ner, G. Hampson, P. Daly ROW 3 M. Blackler, R. Hamilton, B. Cass, D. Courser, D. Doyle, T. Fox, W. Carr, R. Goodwin, B. Clark ROW 1 L-R P. Knicely, J, Jarest, J. Johnson, N. Huckeba, S. Leavitt, C. Hill, B. Martin ROW 2 K. Kainu, J. Kamarck, K. Keenan, W. Jarest, S. Macomber, J. Mason, K. Jackson ROW 3 K. LaRoche, D. Marlowe, M. Lavine, P. Maynard, M. Hill, J. Lightbody 76 ROW 1 L-R Mrs. Fontaine, C. Doscher, S. Ames, N. Eaves, S. Marion, P. Loranger, B. Martin, C. Ware, L. Ryan, R. Duval, S. Wheeler ROW 2 F. McKenna, E. Van Sickle, R. Cox, C. Skinner, C. Tansey, C. Molin, D. Richardson, C. Pero, G. Parker, R. Clark ROW 3 R. Bowen, L. Seneschal, D. Kemp, W. Bastille, S. Atherton, P. Sumner ROW 4 J. Magoon, R. Callum, S. Lewandowski, M. Wakefield, D. Blood, W. Bishop, M. Varnum Ciy iiA Oracfe Officers L-R Sec. P. Eckfeldt, V-Pres. C. Tansey, Pres. B. Bishop, Treas. J. Maynard 77 ROW 1 L-R Mr. Mackey, K. Hansen, R. Clark, M. Kearney, D. Carr, L. Eddy, S. McLean, L. Compher, C. Hubbard, L. Dorr, J. Harris ROW 2 J. Tebbetts, J. Stewart, N. Harris, H. Taylor, E. Gargan, D. Mason, T. Merchant, J. Belliveau, A. Mann, P. Gebauer ROW 3 R. MacAdam, T. James, D. Rochford, T. Silegy, E. Emery, W. Chamberlain, S. Blount, J. Conrey, G. Webb ROW 1 L-R Mr. Royce, M. Weir, L. Norwood, L. Higgins, D. Hill, L. Rose, S. Bonner, S. Benn- ett, A. Fairfield, T. Chouinard. B. Hart ROW 2 J. Wheeler, J. Garand, A. Ware, D. Whiton, T. Bastille, T. Jarest, E. Barnes, T. Simpson, G. Cabana, D. Cornwall. ROW 3 B. Wheeler, W. Peters, M. Hutchinson, J. Tremblay, P. Eckfeldt, L. Weiderhold, H. Peterson, J. Sweeney, T. Haskell, V. Pettee, W. Carney 78 c Seventh Jracfe ROW 1 L-R Mrs. Gagnon, D. Hall, P. Brous, S. Kerr, D. Martin, N. Kemp, E. Querfurth, J. Weathers, B. Magoon, D. Rogers, Mr. Hanert ROW 2 J. Maynard, K. Chapman, W. Anderson, R. Barron, L. Varnum, J. Lobacki, T. Lithgow ROW 3 D. Murray, D. Duval, S. McLean, M. Nyland, D. Smith, J. Blood, R. Bass, J. Teixeria ROW 4 P. Vaillancourt, S. Smith, J. Tarr, J. Conway, P. Fontaine, D. Pratt 79 L-R Sec. P. Brous, V-Pres. C. Bacon, Pres. T. Lithgow, Treas. J. Maynard Seuent i S'rade ROW L-R Mrs. Ray, D. Daniels, M. Woodbury, S. James, L. Nichols, R. Hamblin, M. Stockwell, R. Petts, D. Ryan, C. McAneney ROW 2 S. Clark, R. Hotin, W. Robbins, S. Kolb, L. Dorr, R. Wilder, C. Shokes, D. Paro ROW 3 K. Silegy, T. Goodell, B. Martin, A. Vaillancourt, K. McCarthy, L. Sanderson, D. Russell, K. Ravlin ROW 4 G. Stahl, G. Fulton, A. Fairfield, R. Cover, A. Lee, S. LaBossiere, J. Westaway, L. Prest ROW 1 L-R Mr. LaPalme, M. Geoffrey, A. Whitney, D. Tansey, J. Courser, G. Evans, D. Schafer, D. Hurd, M. McDonough, M. Sullivan ROW 2 C. Bacon, R. Elder, M. Brenning, P. LaRoche, A. Pinney, C. Walker, P. McDermott, T. Dyer, M. Colby ROW 3 W. Blount, P. Manning, A. Macomber, E. Richardson, R. Whitney, L. Brown, S. Russell, S. Emery ROW 4 J. Garland, M. Magoon, E. Emery, C. Guptil, S. Hicks. E. Blanchard, G. Lowell, J. Emmes, A. Kelleher 80 GAior us 7) and 81 Stucfent Go unci ROW 1 L-R M. Nyland, J. Wheeler, Mr. LaPalme, R. Duval, D. Schafer ROW 2 P. Brous, C. Tansey, P. Eckfeldt, W. Peters, S. Wheeler ROW 3 C. Bacon, A. Lee, J. Maynard, T. Lithgow, D. Mason, T. Dyer ROW 4 P. Fontaine. B. Bishop, M. Wakefield, D. Blood, J. Tarr, R. Bowen 82 Hit me! Most sophisticated? Good ol' mountain dew! Oh, for Pete's sake! I can take them with one leg tied behind, my back! 83 The suspect would not reveal his face after being nabbed by officials. He was heavily guarded and as a result tried to escape by foul means. Informed sources say the youth is Dick Thorner. He is shown here offering no resistence as he is put into his straight jacket. Quick, Harley's coming! Bookkeeping is so much fun! 84 That kind of catsup is sure runny. Out, out damn spot! (Shakespeare) Promenade your partener . . . 85 Woody, the mad chemist (does it again) Which are the good guys--the black or the white? I must have taken the wrong turn 86 off the turnpike. Try Endust, Mr. Davidson. Does he sell popcorn? They're coming to take me away, ah ah. m dii mi................. pi junioR PRom ? i yr • 41 f-14 PC« «%■ i. � ry U� So that's how she gets her brains! Even your best friend won't tell you. Ed, don't race your pushcart in the halls! 87 Everyone left for the Land of Oz k The Pepsodent Kid There was a young lady who swallowed a fly... We're having Beefaroni for lunch! I told you the prom was tomorrow! And now a word from our weather department . . . The leader of the pack How can your feet be tired? year6ooJt Staff ROW 1 L-R D. LaRoche, L. Woodward, D. Fox, Co-Editor, G. Chandler, Co-Editor, L. Kemp, L. Davis ROW 2 L. Miller, B. Clark, M. Clark, R. Miller, Mr. Crowe, Mrs. Ring, S. Trufant, N. Fox, D. Ames, C. Cowles I A ime Ao Dance , - ■ ROW 1 L-R D. Bowen, D. Fox, L. Woodward, Miss Hancock ROW 2 D. Cuddihee, L. Kemp, J. Stewart IK cereal Czssay 7. J nners L-R K. Sutcliffe, B. Noyes, D. Bowen iausc 2 — Bom 6 Science 7lwarcf 96 L. Woodward S . JJauTs Summer School L-R L. Woodward, N. J. Fox, G. Cunningham ROW 1 L-R S. Sweeney, C. Vaughn, A. Harris, K. Moller, J. LaRoche, C. Williams, L. Teixeira, R. Behrsing, J. Cornwell, P. Garand, Mrs. Sawyer ROW 2 B. LaRoche, G. Cunningham. P. Tuttle, P. Hamblin, C. Richardson, D. LaRoche, M. Broyles, C. Trufant, A. Ware ROW 3 N. Wheeler, D. Durland, M. McKenna. A. Whiton, E. Ekker, M. Doyle, A. Weathers, P. Knicely ROW 4 O. Forman, S. Tuttle, G. Chandler, B. Fox, E. Burt, R. Latti, P. Morin c5 cien ce ROW 1 L-R C. Jevne, P. Morin, S. Kemp, A. Whiton, E. Ekker, T. Jones ROW 2 Mr. Murphy, C. Molin, B. Fox, S. Dickens, J. Eddy Jfea t i Careers ROW 1 L-R Mrs. Wiklund. B. Lightbody, M. McKenna. D. Belliveau, N. Huckeba ROW 2. S. Bamford. J. Holt. S. Leavitt. M. Doyle, J. Johnson, G. Chandler. A. Welcome Dram a ics ( )fu( Student Cjounct ROW 1 L-R Mrs. Faunce, N. Fox, B. Fox, J. Eckfeldt, J. Tilton, Mr. Patterson ROW 2 H. Peterson, A. Wholey, L. Ganley, D. Smith, J. Rideout, N. Wheeler, T. Wenblad, S. Seward, S. Clarke, C. Delay, J. Parks ROW 3 D. Emmes, K. Jackson, K. Keenan, J. Eddy, A. Glazier, M. Cuddihee, M. Rogers, J. Clark, M. Earley, W. Jarest, K. Moller ROW 4 A. Phillips, W. McQuillen, C. Buxton, A. Morin, A. Buxton, T. Wheeler, K. Taylor, H. Blood, L. McLean, E. Burt, R. Korpi 100 Smitty - Our Fearless Leader (Jir s 7 At i e tic Association ROW 1 L-R C. Vaughn, D. Brous, M. Brighton, C. Lawrence, D. Durland, E. Cox, Mrs. Derby, S. Carbee, M. Cuddihee, K. Donellan, J. Newton, D. Ames. ROW 2 L. Webb, L. Conley, J. Stewart, L. Davis, D. Pinney, K. Doscher, C. Trufant, B. Lightbody, J. Hayes, J. Cornwell, P. Garand, S. Cherwin, H. Peter- son. ROW 3 S. Davis, C. Harris, D. LaRoche, L. Emmes, B. Martin, A. Harris, M. Mason, K. Pickford, C. Prest, C. Anderson, V. Emery, K. McDonough, L. Miller, D. Kereazis ROW 4 C. Clark, S. Dedo, D. Smith, V. Davis, V. Cunningham, N. Wheeler, S. Koehler, L. Fish, J. Stevens, B. LaRoche, S. Seward, K. Babneau, K. Gibson, R. Welch, S. McQuillan, S. Clarke, M. Doyle, J. Nyland, C. Richard- son, C. Murray, D. Caskie, T. Lapinsky, S. Miller, S. Hill, J. Tilton, B. Morgan, N. Fox, S. Merchant, D. Belliveau, S. Trufant, C. Cowles, D. Bowen, G. Chandler S 71. 71. Officers L-R M. Cuddihee, J. Stewart, D. Durland, Mrs. Derby, S. Dedo, J. Newton Ghorus ROW 1 L-R K. Gilbert, L. Woodward, M. Broyles, J. Stewart, P. Garand, D. Pinney, Mr, Ellis, D. Russell, S. Jones, D. Fox, K. Petts, B. MacMulkin, L. Davis ROW 2 S. Hill, S. Davis, S. Koehler. K. Foote, D. LaRoche, S. Trufant, T. Earley, L. Sweet, S. Cherwin, L. Webb, R. Welch, S. Kemp, K. Pickford ROW 3 V. Davis, S. Dedo, K. Gibson, C. Clark, S. McQuillan, A. Glazier, W. McQuillen, S. Behrsing, M. Earley, D. Marlowe, D. Emery, C. Cowles, M. Cuddihee, J. Stevens, D. Ames ROW 4 S. Clarke, D. Bowen, N. Fetzer, E. Cox, D. Foster, R. Cuddihee, T. Buckley, P. Quinn, R. Thorner, F. Sandford, K. LaRoche, D. Pinney, S. Carbee, C. Lawrence, J. Tilton A time to sing. ROW 1 L-R D. Crooker, C. Cover, A. Whiton, S. St. Amour, P. Hamblin, L. Webb, L. Teixeira ROW 2 B. Clark, V. Townsend, W. McQuillen, D. Emery, W. Hayes, K. Peters ROW 3 P. Garand, S. Tuttle, H. Peterson, S. Seward, K. LaRoche, B. Pitman. B. LaRoche, D. Marlowe, Mr. Ellis ROW 4 D. Warriner, B. Cass, D. Pinney, K. Eneguess, J. Merriam, M. Lavine, J. Bastille, P. Tuttle, C. Trufant, S. Dane, A. Miller ROW 5 A. Morin, S. Leavitt, W. Shunamon, G. Hampson, W. Dart, T. Fox, F. Sandford, M. Clark, A. Lane, W. Carr, P. Daly, R. Nye 103 ROW 1 L-R S. Tarr, S. Hill, B. Lightbody, J. Hayes, K. McGrail, J. Stewart, K. Foote, S. Courser CENTER Mrs. Patterson L-R S. Jones, M. Prest, D. Russell, S. Courser, S. St. Amour, L. Davis ROW 1 L-R A. Wholey, N. Wheeler, J. Tilton, D. Smith. H. Peterson ROW 2 K. Moller, E. Burt, R. Korpi, A. Phillips. W. Jarest ROW 3 C. Buxton, W. McQuillen, J. Eckfeldt, T. Wheeler, A. Morin ROW 1 L-R P. Bacon. S. Tuttle, J. Clark, T. Buckley, R. Mason, S. Hoffman ROW 2 P. Morin. D. Courser, P. Jordan, B. Cook, H. Blood, P. Woodbury, Mr. McCormack C. Molin, D. Doyle, D. Torsey, H. Haskell, K. Kainu dSOCJ Of DU lf y 7l 7ime lo See A ROW 1 L-R G. Rainier. K. Abbott. G. Johnson, K. Taylor, D. Lawrence, D. Cuddihee, C. Lynch, E. Henderson, T. Buckley, J. Bastille ROW 2. R. Mason. R. Clark, J. Mason, T. Clark, M. Rodgers, J. Clark, A. Pierce. R. Davis, Coach Yeo ROW 3 A. Phillips, M. Cass, J. Eckfeldt, R. Bowen, J. Kearney, N. Mason, J. Varnum, P. Morin, C. Jevne. R. Salamy, T. Bastille, ROW 4 A. Morin, B. Jarest, C. Eckfeldt, C. Wells ROW 1 L-R D. Chapman, D. Carlson, M. Abbott. D. Abbott, S. Whipple, J. Korpi, J. Miller, L. Eggart, C. Buxton, A. Buxton, ROW 2 Coach Ryan, O. Foreman, K. Stewart, S. Burrage, D. Thorner, H. Blood. B. McGrail, H. Goodwin, W. Aldrich, D. Latti, K. Moller joys' JracA 7earn, 1966 joys' jaseSa I Oearn, 1966 108 (Jir s7 Softball 0earn ROW 1 R. Clark, S. Koehler, M. Cuddihee, D. Ames, N. Fetzer, D. Bowen, Mrs. Rowe. ROW 2 W. Peters, T. Weiderhold, S. Register, L. Greene, S. Dedo, K. Babneau, R. Nye. Jennis earn ROW 1 K. Kainu, J. Kamarck, S. Behrsing, P. Bourgoine. ROW 2 Mr. Me Cormack, M. Earley, R. Oja, S. Dickens, G. Chandler, B. Clark. 109 cSoccer ROW 1 L-R G. Miller, P. Morin, M. Abbott, D. Abbott, J. Clark, K. Keenan, K. LaRoche, ROW 2- Coach Mackey, K. Stewart, C. Buxton, S. Behrsing, F. Morin, A. Buxton, J. Eckfeldt, R. Clark, R. Oja, W. Dart. 110 7 eam ROW 1 L-R. N. Wheeler, D. Kearzis, J. Stewart, M. Harris ROW 2 D. Bowen, N. Fetzer, D. Ames, S. Koehler, S. Trufant RECORD 5 WINS 5 LOSSES 2 TIES Peterborough------------1 Peterborough------------5 Peterborough r----------2 Peterborough------------6 Peterborough------------1 Peterborough------------0 Peterborough------------3 Peterborough------------1 Peterborough------------0 Peterborough------------2 Peterborough------------2 Peterborough------------1 Thayer------------2 St. Anthony-------0 Wilton------------2 Merrimack-------1 Hinsdale----------0 Conant -------- — Wilton------------0 Hinsdale----------2 Conant------------2 Merrimack------- St. Anthony-------3 Thayer ---------- 3 The Inlander soccer team made another fine showing in '66, finishing with a strong 5 win, 5 loss, 2 tie record. The squad played well all season, and missed the state tournament by only a few games. Such players as Jim Clark, Kevin Keenan, Donny Abbott, and goalie A1 Buxton, kept up the Hilanders momentum from victory to victory. Although there are a number of senior players graduation this year, the winning soccer tradition will be carried out by the fine nucleus of underclassmen in 1967. Ill L-R J. Parks, S. Dedo-Captain, D. Smith, C. Cowles, C. Murray, L. Ganley, L. Conley, (absent from photo-K. Babneau) uruor TJar siti () fieerfeacfe ers MUSCLES! Soccer Season 112 7) ars i iij C ) ieer eac ers L-R M. Harris, J. Stewart, S. Trufant, D. Ames, D. Bowen, N. Fetzer U£e Six Seniors ROW 1 L-R D. Kearzis, S. Trufant-Captain, J. Stewart, ROW 2 S. Koehler. N. Wheeler, ROW 3 N. Fetzer, D. Ames, Co-Captain, D. Bowen, M. Harris 113 oys ’ 1) arsihj J)asJ?et6af eam ROW 1 L-R D. Abbott, D. Carlson, D. Cuddihee, A. Buxton, C. Buxton ROW 2 L. Cour- ser, M. Abbott, T. Buckley, J. LaRoche, T. Wheeler, M. Rogers, Coach Richard (missing from picture, Dick Thorner) DICK Radical CARLSON DON ABBOT The 1966-67 season was one of the more successful ones for the Hilander five. Finishing with a record of 11 wins and 7 losses, the team was able to claim victories over such strong teams as Conant, Merrimack, and Appleton. With some fine shooting from Alan Buxton, Dick Cuddihee, and Dick Thorner, combined with the sharp defensive play of Don Abbott and Dick Carlson, the well-coached varsity executed well, and provided some thrilling moments for Hilander fans. With the promise shown by John LaRoche, Cary Buxton, and other underclassmen, it looks like P. H. S. can look forward to another successful season in '68. Peterborough 53 Peterborough 65 Peterborough ■ 76 Peterborough ■ 51 Peterborough - 49 Peterborough - 69 Peterborough 63 Peterborough • 59 Peterborough - 30 Peterborough - 80 Peterborough 87 Peterborough • 48 Peterborough • 78 Peterborough • 72 Peterborough - 44 Peterborough 55' Peterborough ■ - 56 Peterborough • 64 NHIAA Tournament Peterborough - 45 Towle - 68 Thayer - -50 Appleton - - - -60 Thayer - -63 Conant - 48 Hillsboro — - -41 Hinsdale - - - -47 Merrimack - - -78 Fall Mt - 53 Hillsborough - -37 Wilton - - 48 Towle • - 51 Wilton - - 42 Merrimack - - -58 Fall Mt - 71 Conant - 57 Appleton - - - 37 Hinsdale-------- Newmarket - - 50 DICK THORNER 115 iasJzelba JlTanacjers ROW 1 L-R W. Peters, J. Stevens, M. McKenna, W. Carney ROW 2 G. Cunning- ham-Manager, A. Whitney, K. McDonough, M. Nyland, C. Steele, V. Town- send, Coach Derby I 16 IJarsiitj Record 8 wins and 2 losses Peterborough - - - - - -21 Milford -13 Peterborough - - — - -26 Thayer - - - - -20 Peterborough - - - - . - -27 Appleton -17 Peterborough — - - . - -28 Milford 19 Peterborough - -36 Thayer 50 Peterborough - -35 Wilton 32 Peterborough - -38 Monadnock - - -16 Peterborough . - -37 Marlboro -16 Peterborough - -46 Monadnock — -18 Peterborough - . — - -28 Wilton • 35 Varsity Record ROW 1 L-R J. Hayes, J. Jarest, C. Lawrence, J. Tilton, M. Cuddihee, J. Newton ROW 2 D. Durland, K. Doscher, C. Harris, Jayne Tilton, B. Morgan, R. Nye, Coach Derby Senior Player CATHY HARRIS 117 ROW 1 L-R P. Maynard, S. Burrage, H. Blood, A. Glazier, K. Stewart ROW 2 P. Morin-Mgr., W. Jarest, P. Daly, G. Compher, M. Early ROW 3 D. Latti, J. Clark, G. Chandler, W. Aldrich, D. Shea, Coach Brown The Junior Varsity Hilanders carried on the winn- ing tradition of P.H.S. by completing one of the most successful seasons ever. Losing only to Fall Mountain Regional in the Class I division, the J. V. squad claimed a 16-2 season. Lead by outstanding play from Kevin Keenan, Pat Maynard, Shep Burr- age, Kris Stewart, Andy Glazier, and others, the boys proved to have all the potential for future var- sity players. Excellent coaching and team effort com- bined to make the '67 season a most outstanding one for the Junior Varsity squad. Record 16 wins and 2 losses Peterborough — i 29 Peterborough 35 Peterborough 34 Peterborough - — 36 Peterborough - - - 34 Peterborough 28 Peterborough — - 34 Peterborough 39 Peterborough 44 Newport------15 Thayer-------- 30 Appleton - - - 16 Thayer--------28 Conant - - - - 28 Hillsboro-----27 Hinsdale-----23 Merrimack — 26 Appleton------25 Peterborough - - - 41 Peterborough 40 Peterborough 40 Peterborough 24 Peterborough 52 Peterborough 36 Peterborough — - 25 Peterborough 37 Peterborough 41 Fall Mt...........56 Hillsboro - - — 36 Wilton------------20 Newport ----------22 Wilton------------41 Merrimack-------23 Fall Mt...........50 Conant — - - - 28 Hinsdale----------36 118 rSA Oeam ROW 1 L-R P. Bacon, C. Bacon, G. Miller, T. Silegy, K. Silegy, S. Houler R. Clark, D. Martin, L. Sanderson P. Bass, R. Duval, S. Bamford ROW 2 Coach Mackey, J. Stewart, N. Sanderson, R. Salomy, C. Clark, S. McQuillan, S. Sweeney, R. Bowen, S. Dedo, J. Merriam, R. Welch, D. Piney, B. Martin, B. LaRoche, K. Eneguess, K. Little, T. Fox, T. Wiederhold, J. Schelling ROW 3 W. Dart, D. Chase, D. Woodward, S. Koehler, B. Brennan, S. Clarke, C. Lynch II9 G oys Gr 'oss Goun ry Geam ROW 1 L-R B. Sutcliffe, H. Boudreau, B. Jarest, S. Gorski ROW 2 Coach Yeo, ]. Kearney, J. Eddy, M. Rogers, Captain K. Taylor, N. Mason, D. Carlson For the third consecutive time, the P.H.S. Cross Country team captured the state Class M crown. Lead by Captain Ken Taylor, the Hi- lander squad finished another outstanding season, which also saw fine performances by Dick Carl- son, Nat Mason, Steve Gorski, and others. For the first time, Peterborough held its own Hiland- er Invitational meet, which was a great success. Although Peterborough missed, only by seconds, going to the New England meet as a team, the 1966 season will go down in history as one of the most outstanding in P.H.S. history ROW 1 L-R G. Stahl, G. Emery, J. Tarr, K. Molin, S. Oursler, J. Stewart, ROW 2 G. Compher, D. Dorr, J. Belliveau, L. Prest, M. Blackler, D. Murray, R. Hotin, E. Gargan, ROW 3 T. Roberts, D. Kemp, K. Teates, Mr. McQuillen, Mr. Eastman, E. Barnes, D. Whiton 7. )e yA IBifters ROW 1 L-R J. Johnson, W. Hanson, J. Conway, R. Goodwin, B. Clark, K. Kainu, J. Mason, ROW 2 Mr. McQuillen, R. Cuddihee, L. McLean, K. Molin, J. Eckfeldt, J. Varnum, W. Aldrich, H. Haskell, N. Sanderson (Missing from photo N. Mason) 121 umo L f -'SC °C 3U, £ bL 123 CONGRATULATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL OUR GOLDEN GOAL - Good sound pups with substance, sense, and field ability OUR DOXIE DESIRE - Good sound pups with substance, sense, and outstanding personality GLEN-DE-FIR KENNEL Rts 119 and 202 Phone: 899-6695 Rindge, N. H. 03461 F. C. MERCER COMPANY Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service Expert Body Work Peterborough New Hampshire Telephone 924-3681 Congratulations to the Graduates... A complete photographic service to schools and colleges 34 Central Street Bangor, Maine 126 Kef ore you aceept that first job ... Looh over your employer us eurefully us he iloes you What’s the Company like anyway? Would I be proud to work there? Reputation for square dealing with employees? Pleasant surroundings? Will I be working with others my own age? Are they friendly? Do they socialize after hours? Will the boss be reasonable? Appreciate good, hard work, but won’t explode if I make a mistake? Will I make a decent week’s pay? Have a chance for raises, advancement, more responsibility? How about fringe benefits? Is the work challenging? I had what it takes to get through high school. Will they give me a chance to use my brains? Note: Many young men and women in this area can answer “Yes” to these questions. They work for New England Telephone. Why not talk with our employment interviewer soon L. . . 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 equal opportunity employer I. H. VADNEY, JR. GENERAL MERCHANT Francestown, N. H. Telephone: 874-2602 128 You Name it w tsnflb We've Got it DERBY’S INC. Peterborough Keene Greenville BELLETETE’S, INC. SUPERMARKET HARDWARE AND LUMBER JAFFREY OIL CO. BENNIHCTON garage unr, jov$ USED CARS NAPHOCJOM?. Wk ie, turfy {§€qiH4 -- 924-6291 PETERBOROUGH CHASE’S, INC. GF BUSINESS FURNITURE Desks Chairs Partitions Filing Cabinets OFFICE MACHINES Typewriters Adding Machines Mimeographs Photo Copiers Dictating Machines SALES RENTALS SERVICE 22 West Street Keene, N. H. Who moved the tramp? SPORTSHOP Keene, New Hampshire OAK HILL BUILDING CO. CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS WILLIAM ABBOTT Telephone: 874-2436 129 The Peterborough Transcript Since 1849 DANE P. CUMMINGS, '25 PAUL C. CUMMINGS, JR., '30 WOODBURY SON FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. PHILIP J. WOODBURY Hillsboro, N. H. Telephone: 603-464-5501 PHILIP J. WOODBURY, JR. Peterborough, N. H. Telephone: 603-924-3301 STUART F. CLARK GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT F rancestown 874-2778 130 Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 Compliments of PLAZA BEAUTY SALON PINNEY GAS SERVICE West Keene, N. H. and Dublin, N. H. DOUGLAS HARRIS BEAUTY SHOPPE Peterborough, N. H. Telephone: 563-5302 THE FRIENDLY FARM, INC. Route 101, DUBLIN, New Hampshire (Write P.0. Box 76, Dublin, N.H. 03444) Telephone 603-563 6501 Farm animals on display - Nature Exhibits - Farm Gift Shop Compliments of Best Wishes from DR. FORREST F. TENNEY, D. V. M. DR. DONALD H. FRITZ, D. V. M. DR. JOHN P. COMBS, D. V. M. CUTTER OIL to the Class of 1 967 131 132 START THE NEW YEAR HONEYWELL Electropac Operation RIGHT ... AT Route 202 ELECTROPAC North Peterborough, N. H. Whether you are interested in starting a career in elec- tronics manufacturing, or in joining a company with excellent working conditions, we invite you to stop by to discuss employment possibilities withus. Many openings are avail- able for both men and women with or without experience. 133 EL: 603 924 3311 WX: 603 924-3819 NEW HAMPSHIRE BALL BEARINGS, INC PETERBOROUGH, N. H. ZIP. 03458 134 COMPLIMENTS OF OLD TOWN FARM PETERBOROUGH, N. H. 135 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 FONTAINE’S 136 THE FABRIC SHOP 37 Granite Street Route Junction 101 and 202 Peterborough, N. H. 03458 area code 603 924-6903 Congratulations from NONIE’S BAKERY E. A. BISHOP CO. Established 1920 ERLE G, BISHOP, Owner REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Peterborough, New Hampshire Office Granite Block 44 Main Street Phones Office WAlnut 4-3331 House WAlnut 4-3283 CONGRATULATIONS EVERY BANKING SERVICE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY WILL EVER NEEDI . . . to the Class of 1967 Whether your future plans include college, career training, mili- tary service or an immediate job, we wish you well. Wherever you go, whatever you do, remember that when it comes to finances, you'll always do better when you do business with the bank which displays the full service symbol. Member Peterborough Board of Trade Member F. D. I. C. Fuel Kids KNOCK POP WINTER OFF HIS FEET USE OUR HI6H-6RADE OIL FOR HEAT Restoration . New Construction . Roofing Cabinetmaking . Tile Work BROWN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Since 1921 General Contractors ANTHONY F. BROWN Hancock, N. H. - 525-3536 Now, when I was that age! Best Wishes to the ONE LOAD Senior Class PETERBOROUGH PETERBOROUGH LOCKER, INC. READY-MIX,inc. OFF GROVE ST.. PHONE 924-3602 at r v R. S. LLOYD’S S. S. Pierce Association 26 Grove Street Peterborough, N. H. Come Browse 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 everyday Inquire about our Appointment Service BILL’S BARBER SHOP For Hair Well Done and Lots of Fun RICHARD’S BEAUTY SALON la the ONE! Compliments of HALL’S CLOTHING Shopping Village Peterborough, N. H. Sport and Ski Clothes PETERBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 from BOB SHEA’S BARBER SHOP So . . . the campers ran away . . . what do you want me to do about it??? O. B. PIERCE COMPANY PLUMBING AND HEATING APPLIANCES UTILITY BOTTLE GAS SERVICE Peterborough New Hampshire Compliments of RICHARD F. LEAVITT 'Ml? ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ''— new horizons, ine. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES PETERBOROUGH • NEW HAMPSHIRE 031,58 Telephone: Francestown 874-2423 New Hampshire Compliments of GOODNOW’S DEPARTMENT STORE Whit'A £.k£kcj2 Keene, New Hampshire PETERBOROUGH SHOE STORE Floor Refinishing Service VILLAGE BEAUTY SHOP ROY VEZINA Painting Contractor Hancock, New Hampshire Telephone: 525-3354 Peterborough 924-3459 HILDA PIERCE ROBERT I. CARNEY Special Agent Insurance Broker Francestown New Hampshire The Group - 1958 Compliments of . . . DURANT’S Cfsso) ESSO STATION ROBERT B. FISH Friendly, Dependable Service Plumbing and Peterborough, New Hampshire Heating CONTRACTOR Mason -- Ceramic Tile Installation Peterborough, N. H. BENNY ZANGA Service and Quality Peterborough, N. H. Since 1898 Telephone: 924-6254 Compliments of O’NEIL’S TAXI PETERBOROUGH, N.H. I SUMMER ST. - REAR OF ESSO STATION BILL CUDDIHEE Call: 924-3364 Z o t t ta e z c uutce - 7' £ tAc Sett f Cisco Kid WOODMAN’S Peterborough New Hampshire ARCHIE COLL COLL’S POULTRY FARM Eggs - Poultry Congratulations to the Class of 1967 GREENFIELD INDUSTRIES Jaffrey, N. H. Greenfield New Hampshire Compliments of I'm outnumbered !!! YE OLDE WILTON DINER Main Street Wilton, N. H. ROBERT E. and BERNICE T, COX SIM’S PRESS, INC. 76 Grove Street Peterborough, N. H. 924-3743 WILDER’S AUTO SERVICE Hancock, New Hampshire Compliments of E. C. W. L. HOPKINS, INC. GRANITE STATE FEEDS Greenfield, N. H. We know you've got a headache . . . Congratulations from G. H TILDE N CO PETERBORO Basket Company Manufacturers of Industrial, Commercial, Household, and Novelty Baskets Quality Baskets Since 1854 M. G. F., INC. MELODY SHOP 102 Main St. Keene, N. H. Tel. - 352-9200 Your complete home entertainment center in the area - everything in the music line SHELDON’S GARAGE General Repairs AAA Service OPEL xZJ Telephone 924-6641 WILDER MOTORS, INC. 100 Concord Street Peterborough, New Hampshire BUICK SIMON’S Wishing Success and Happiness to the Class of 1967 BELLOWS - NICHOLS AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE 17 Grove St. Peterborough, N. H. 03458 COMPLIMENTS OF MonaqNock Paper Mills. Inc. Cfi f , , fine ane-r { Jliitiufttvfnrerj since 1019 BENNINGTON. NEW HAMPSHIRE 03442 Congratulations from . . . Reliable Bridge Between Buyer 1 Seller REAL ESTATE BROKER —......V =—=— Red House Road .... Francestown, New Hampshire Area Code 603 - - Tel. 874-2268 Southern N.H. and Monadnock Region MAY WE HELP YOU? rOYER DRtrca UNION SQUARE I GROVE ST. ___MILFORD I PETERBOROUGH 08979060 MILLER BROS - NEWTON W. J. WICHLAND Keene, N. H. Men's Clothing and Furnishings CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '67 Member of New Hampshire Bowling Association PETERBOROUGH Management . Marketing . Sales Promotion . Advertising ALFRED E. LONNBERG 4§el)auer’s erg f)ofj§ CONSULTANT German - American jfoob Francestown Telephone 874-2247 DINNERS • SPECIALIZING IN SMORGASBORDS New Hampshire Area Code 603 Thursdays and Fridays — 5:30 to 8:30 P. M. (Dinners only) Saturdays 6 to 11 P. M. • Sundays 12 to 8 P. M. PARTIES OPEN AIL YEAR BANQUETS ON ROUTE 101 TEL: 563-6766 WEST OF DUBLIN. N. H Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class F irebird Pontiac Grand Prix Tempest HOPKINS GARAGE, INC. 62 Union Street Peterborough, N. H. CMC Telephone 924-6631 CARR’S STORE Routes 101 and 137 Bond's Corner Dublin, N. H. Groceries, Fountain, Luncheon, Toys, Sundries, and Gas Hunting and Fishing Licenses Open Seven Days a Week Telephone 563-6611 GLEN H, HIPPLE and SUSAN J. HIPPLE Owners and Operators RUSSELL FUEL OIL COMPANY Heating Oils and L. P. Gas Greenfield, N.H. Tel. 547-3402 Can't you guys ever stop clowning? MILLER PLUMBING HEATING Francestown, N.H. CcMiuduluUoHl U tUe Senior Clast ce radio service G. E. KUNHARDT, JR. PETERBOROUGH AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Francestown, N. H. Peterborough, N . H. Congratulations from the POLICE DEPT. Up, Up and Awaay ! ! MAY-MOR KINDERGARTEN MRS. ALFRED J. MORIN, Director Ages 5 and 6 years Experienced Teachers - Transportation Available 24 Granite Street Telephone: 924-3352 Peterborough, N. H. 924-3949 The Grand Charge HAFELI FUELS Professional Launderers and Dry Cleaners JAFFREY, N. H. • PETERBOROUGH FOR HOME PICKUP TEL 532 - 8251 PATRONS W. L. Aldrich Tony's Barber Shop M, K. Forman Town and Country Store Helen Forman Lantz Jewelers M. K. Forman, Jr. A. C. Pashoian IGA: Temple Pur-Sang Red Fanar IN OUR TIME A THANK YOU We thank all those people who aided us in the preparation of the 1967 Hilander. We especially wish to thank the parents whose names appear on the Parents' Page, the patrons, the class of 1967, and our loyal advertisers. We alsothank our advisorsfor their help, and the faculty and administration for their under- standing and cooperation. PHOTO CREDITS The Yearbook Staff of 1966-1967 would like to express its appreciation to the following: The Peterborough Transcript, the Whitney Photographers, Stevens Studios, and all who have given us the use of their candid photographs. SENIOR PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Russell K. Ames Dr. Mrs. Bertil Anderson Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Bastille Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bowen Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Buxton Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Carney Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Cass Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Chandler Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Clark Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin G. Clark Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Glen C. Courser, Sr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Courser Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Cuddihee Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Cunningham Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Dane Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Davis Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Oliver DeLill Mr. Mrs. Marjorie F. Durland Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Emmes Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Estona Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fetzer Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Fish Mrs and Mrs. Wyatt R. Fox and Mrs. Harvey H. Goodwin and Mrs. Joseph Gorski and Mrs. Mason K. Harris and Mrs. John E. Hill and Mrs. Gordon L. Kemp and Mrs. Harold N. Kullgren and Mrs. Charles H. LaRoche and Mrs. Mahlon R. Mason and Mrs. Robert C. McQuillen and Mrs. George A. Miller and Mrs. Richard W. Miller and Mrs. Alfred J. Morin and Mrs. Albert A. Quinn and Mrs. Joseph P. Russell, Jx and Mrs. C. Henry Smith and Mrs. Robert D. Stewart and Mrs. Richard O. Trufant and Mrs. Harold A. Varnum and Mrs. Stephen A. Tarr and Mrs. Scott F. Taylor . Taimi Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Fox 161 Juto prap 164 , AuloyrapAs 165 Autographs Autographs tojrap it TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY