Raymond High School - Pynecone Yearbook (Raymond, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

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E- . . 1 f- 1 .K . , Q Y Q-J 1 7 x A :-V , l 3 f ' ' 'n g. 5 ' ' f qjnf .- LJ N , . I N fx 1 ,Iv .xx A The Way We Were CFrom the Columbia Picture, Rastar Prod. entitled Lyric by Alan and Marilyn Bergman Memories light the corners of my mind Misty, water-colored memories of the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind , Smiles we gave to one another For the way we were. Can it be that it was all so simple then? Or has Time re-written every line? If we had the chance to do it all again, Tell me , would we? COULD we? Memories may be beautiful, and yet What's too painful to remember We simply choose to forget. So, it's the laughter wewill remember Whenever we remember The way we were . The Way We Were J Copyright 1973 by Colgems EMI Music Inc. Used by permission .SQ 75005 FIRST ROW: D. Williams, K. Pratt, D. Levesque, L. Morrill, K. Arnault, G. Thayer. SECOND ROW: T. Paige, D. DeVriend, D. DeVriend, D. Moulton, C. Robbins, P. Colby, J. McCabe, J. Paquette, J. McCabe, B. Blanchard, P. Stockel, B. Berry, and C. Holt and K. St. John, Cnot in picturej. As the year draws to an end, memories from the last 12 years reflect back. This 1977 Pynecone will help you remember the good times and the sorrows we hadg the victories in soccer, basketball, track, and volleyball: the fun times in science, Art, Phys. Ed. and even Englishg the Winter Carnival and Junior Prom. It is these adven- tures that will leave a lasting impression of the years spent at R.H.S. ! qv-ww-emavq 195015005 .... . . .2 Escfcafiofz ..... . . .4 afffmmzifmfam afzdgaaullfy... ...7 AQIZZOZJ ...... .... I 5 5514154 ....... .... 5 2 Cgfzjafzizcziiofza . . .... 55' Ggfffsfici. .. ....69 .73afwf24... ...105 Gqdvszfiazza . . . 704 Esfaafion ,fr S ,Y flfz. .jj 'XY W ...-- 4 'rrrmm ' .,f. . We, the Senior Class of 1977, dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Linda Garland. Mrs. Garland has been here for six years as a teacher of English. She has attended U.N.H. , Trenton State, and Vallejo Ir. College in Califor- nia. She received a B.A. in English Education. During her six years here at Raymond, Mrs. Garland has earned the friendship of all of us. She has always been willing to help anybody, always friendly, and always under- standing. It is for these reasons that we have dedicated our yearbook to a person very close to our hearts - Mrs. Linda Garland. JMM. Wkmafz Loma mf Raymond High School will miss Mrs. Wanda Leonard, who was secretary here for seven years. In October of she and her husband and three children moved to Florida, where life seems to be agreeing with them very . Good Luck to the Leonard family in the future! JNL fumes :Ryan gfssfw, , ' s- 'nm Vance was a janitor here for 11 years. If something needed to be fixed you could count on Vance. He was always there when you needed him. Vance will long be remembered. Good Luck at your new job and any Endeavor you try. inn. gszffzack Danni: Mrs. Dannis taught English, Spanish and Art at Raymond for 17 years. She is a great teacher and friend to all her students. Mrs. Dannis could always be seen with a smile on her face and a helping hand. Good Luck and Best Wishes for the Future years. Awupefzifzfafzlsfzf is aaiagge To the Class of 1977, I offer my congratulations for the completion of your studies at Raymond High School. M' May I also extend good wishes for your future endeavors. Sincerely, David R. Cawley, Superintendent of Schools Qzincyafh aaiaggs Having placed a man on the moon, developed a supersonic commercial airliner, broken all sorts of land speed records, we have yet to determine what is possible. We still do not know what man's limits really are. We do know, however, that a man's reach should exceed his grasp. If one is to achieve one's goals then one must program one's self to achieve. One try just might not do it. Life consists of many efforts. My sincere best wishes on your efforts to live life to the ful- lest. Sincerely , John J. Callaghan Principal of 5 M J N w Y nz K M5 .. Q-fi -16? Ai I zz f , ' 5 fy 9 Q Ac f LL 1f J :Z 1 , f 2 .AU i' v ks, , X A 'z 548' Q '1' f Lf Y 'Q Q W 5 ' f g h J N XE k pf f4x'itgl,-V l 8 . Mrs. Deborah A. Harvey, Vice-Principal Mrs. Harvey became Vice-Principal at Raymond High last September. She has a B.S. in Spanish!Education and an M.S. in Secondary Education! Spanish. Mrs. Harvey has been a welcome addition to the teaching staff at Raymond, and we hope that she plans to stay with us for a while. Miss Elaine Archambault Eyes on Copy Miss Archambault has been at Raymond for lw years. She attended New Hampshire College and received an A.S. and B.S. in Business Ed. Miss Archambault enjoys summertime, skiing, swimming and macrame. She dislikes Mondays . Mrs . Norma Bolduc Mrs. Bolduc has been teaching Business at Raymond for ten years. She attended Lasell Jr. College lend Rivier College, where she received a B.S. in Business Education. Mrs. Bolduc believes that this year's senior class contained some of the best students yet. Mr. Daniel Audette Mr. Audette attended Plymouth College and Bridgeport College. He has been with our physical education Dept. for five years. This year he coached the Soccer team and the Girls J.V. basketball team. Mr. Audette enjoys sports, music, and reading. Mrs. Janet D. Brown Sign in, Sign out, and only 4 chairs to a table , please. Mrs. Brown has been with us for 2 years. She works in the Media Center. Mrs. Brown likes hard work, books, honesty, and people. She dislikes wasting things and rudeness. Mrs. Brown tells us to Smile - God loves you! Mr . Manuel Cabral Island College and presently teaches mechanics Mr Cabral likes tennis swimming and photography He dislikes violence 43 Q , f Mr. Cabral joined the Raymond faculty just this year. He attended Rhode l x 1 E . . , l ..' , , t M X ex ,W 1. Mr. Edward W. Daniels l Intelligence appears to be the thing that enables a man to get along without education. Education appears to be the thing that enables a man to get along without the use of his intelligence. Mr. Daniels has received a B. A . in history and Greek. Mrs. Marjorie Dannis Mrs. Dannis has been at Raymond High School for 4 years. She attended if Mr. Gerard DeGrace Everything is Beautiful. Mr. DeGrace has been at Raymond for 2 years. He attended Keene State College. Mr. DeGrace teaches Driver Education and has also taught French. Mr. DeGrace likes the System. E ' X K . . .fs we , Simmons College, B.U. and the University of Tennessee. She received a B.S. in Library Science. Mrs. Dannis enjoys kids, classical music, and quilting. She dislikes kohlrabi. Mrs. Gwen Denney Mrs. Denney has been working in the library for 2 years. She is the mother of 3 teenagers, 1 cubscout, and 1 little girl. Mrs. Denney likes reading, coffee, staying up late, sewing, shopping, and walking. She dislikes hur- rying, cooking, and writing letters. Mrs. Phyllis Parsons Dupuis Your tongue is loose at both ends. Mrs. Dupuis has been teaching English at Raymond High for '7 years. She attended Plymouth State College and received a B.S. Mrs. Dupuis likes creative arts, and travelling. She dislikes disrespect and know-it-a1l's because there's always room for learning . Miss Sandra Frisch Miss Frisch has been on the Teaching Staff here at Raymond for 3 years. She teaches Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science. Miss Frisch attended Notre Dame College and received a B.A. She likes pepperoni pizza and the beach. She dislikes country western music . Mr. William I. Garnett Mr. Garnett attended U.N.H. and graduated with a B.A. in History. He also did graduate work in History. Mr. Garnett likes hunting, horses, hon- esty, involvement, and sunrises. He dislikes INANITY. He has been at Reymond for 9 years. Mr. Christopher L. George Our death is waiting and this very act we are performing now may very well be our last battle on earth. Mr. George joined the staff last Sept. He attended Dickerson College, John Hopkins School of Advanced Studies, George Washington School of Law. .. Q Mr. Gordon E. Gould Don't force it - get a bigger hammer! Mr. Gould has been teaching at Raymond High School for 13 years. He teaches Shop Class. Mr. Gould attended Norwick University and Keene State College and received a B.Ed. degree. He likes Model Railroading, the Fire Dept. , and good, thick sirloin steak - cooked rare. He dislikes people who lie, people who hassle others, and people who try to circum- vent rules. Mr. Frederick Henning and dislikes homework and no free time Mr. Gary Keating Accept me as I am, so I may learn what I may become. Mr. Keating has been with us for 2 years. He attended U.N.H. and received a B.S. in animal science, and a B.S. in music education. Mr. Keating likes alive people with smiles and optimism using the potential they have - or at least trying. Mr. Lawrence E. Martin years. Mrs. Charlotte Mason Mrs. Mason, who has been at Raymond for 7 years, attended North Shore Community College, Salem State College and U.N.H. She received an A.S. and B.S. in education. Mr. Bruce Mattus dislikes cold, rainy Mondays. Anyone who hates dogs and kids can t be all bad Mr. Henning joined the teaching staff of Raymond last September He attended Southern Conn. State College and Oregon State University where he received a B.S. and a masters degree He likes skiing and a good Joke Mr. Martin attended college at U.N.H and received a B A in math M Martin likes winning, running, sports both as a participant and spectator Xi games, puzzles and dislikes losing, people who don t try their best at what they are undertaking, and rude people He has been at Raymond for 6 Mr. Mattus has been part of the Raymond faculty for 6 years Before com ing to Raymond he attended Fitchburg State College and received a B S in Biology. He likes snow days, the mountains the ocean good conversa tions, X-country skiing, long, hot summers fishing and clamming He 'V X C4 . A , lioi W Eo.. . ' W n?4 T , Mrs . Shirley Propper Mrs. Propper has been at Raymond High for 3 years. She attended Keene State College and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Education. Mrs. Propper likes outdoor activities, crafts, and having a good time in life . She lislikes rudeness and having to drive in snow. Mr. Michael Smart Mr. Smart has been on the teaching staff at Raymond High School for six years. He attended Plymouth State College, where he received a B.S. Degree in Mathematical Education. Mr. Smart presently teaches Math l and Math II , and likes hunting and sports. Mrs. Sharon Merrill Mrs. Merrill has been at Raymond High for 9 years. She attended Nasson College, and the University of Maine. She received a B.A. , M.A. , and an M.S. Mrs. Merrill likes chocolate, skiing, and golf. Mrs. Sharlene Bradley Rautio Mrs. Rautio has been on the faculty at Raymond for 8 years. She attended Plymouth State College and the University of New Hampshire, where she received a B .Ed. and a Masters degree in English. She likes to ski, to read. Mrs. Rautio dislikes interruptions. Mrs. Barbara Waterhouse Mrs. Waterhouse has been our School Nurse for 9 years. She attended Mount St. Mary College and is an R.N. Mrs. Waterhouse likes people and danc- ing. She dislikes the results of peer pressure . Mrs. Woodbury I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous! Mrs. Woodbury joined the Raymond High School teaching faculty in the middle of this year. She teaches the English, Spanish, and Art Classes. Mrs. Woodbury likes picnics and dislikes peanut butter and no jelly. Mrs. Woodbury was a good and needed addition to the teaching staff, and we hope that she will return next year. Mrs. Anne H. MacLaren Never put off til tomorrow what can be done today. Mrs. MacLaren has been a secretary in the Office for 2 years. She attended the University of Rochester, N.Y. Mrs. MacLaren likes people and cook- ing. She dislikes lima beans. Mrs. M. says: How much I'll miss all the friends I've made from the class of '77 . God love and bless you all. Mrs. Jacqueline R. Porter That's out! Mrs. Porter has been a secretary in the Office for 9 years. She attended Epping High School. Mrs. Porter likes dancing and dislikes being plump. She is always happy, smiling, and cooperative, and we hope that she will be here next year to help out the NEXT PYNECONE staff. COLL? 135512 Chew i 'G' 'WW 9 JE? . 1 ' WW, v' M, rfa: V .: jf.. W ' f f, -vw v ,yu f rf. ,ff . ,mt H - - . , -ff JV., y ,- 1 - ,ang Vw . ,, ' .V ' I H -N .M , . -. ug v, . Af. 1 '..g:-.1 1. ,V . 2 5g.u.3s, -I1 4 ...tam A va ,gf ns. .. .. . ,M ww, .Q ,gi-I ,rw .55 ng . :ff :- 'H JL -:,.':.' gg . .1 I , ,. gg .. ul. 3, . . . . ,, ., V Q , QE., ' 'Lrg'-:-'r4 ! I 'Wi nf' Q5 .. Fw, I et Unk, w Left to right: Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. Callaghan. Don't feed the animals! C755 Zag Please keep your hands out of the cages. y ea ,- SQ . 'Ji SEQ w 4 N 'X Vx ' J 4 :X A if Av I ' ,fb ,gx I XX If xxx 1 11 f 5 ,fx f ww Eng f ,gjf XJ Biff 'pslff N , '?t X 'L fwk K j . XA X, EX V' , , v X' 1 fs' 5 EJ xQiSX X , Wav y,3., 4 fig' - .I ,Z MSE xl 5 X Sig: A f X , 4 Q 4 . , ,, .,, ,-' ' L 1 Q' - v Q1 G Q kj f Q ,a X Em 5 S. X I ' rf' V-.V 455 I .0 Q W ' 9 sl Y -2 O 'Z 5 Karen Lyn Arnault Karen has been with us for 12 years. She has been active as Class Thomas Mark Ahearn Tom Life is a bowl of pits Tom has just joined our class this year and has made a lot of friends. He has participated in Drama C2, 3, 45. Tom likes swimming, acting, and nature. His only plan for after graduation is to LIVE. Turkey Legs Secretary 43, 47. Karen has been involved in Y.M.C.A. Youth Government, as well as Spring and X-Country Track, softball and basketball. She likes sports, traveling and Bibbo. She dislikes Algebra, homework and being a cashier. Karen wishes to become famous. You Worm Ronald Paul Bibbo 1 Bib has been with the class of 7'7 for 6 years. He has paII1Cl- pated in the Yearbook, class treasurer 12, 3, 41, and his dislikes include Heiniken, snobs, and manholes. After graduation Bib plans to go to a Vocational School. Mary Lou Blausdell Melvin Don't Ask Me. Melvin entered our class two years ago, and although she is a quiet person she has acquired many friends here. Melvin was involved in Student Council and was a class representative at her former school. She also participated in track, horseback riding, and Phil. She doesn't like homework or snobby people. Mary's future plans include becoming a mechanics teacher. 4. N X x Susan Marie Boynton ' ' What? ' ' I know that my redeemer liveth. Sue joined our class 8 years ago and has served as class secretary 125, and a member of the yearbook staff. Sue likes crocheting, sewing, sign language, being with people and most of all being with Russ. Sue plans to get a secretarial job after graduation and marry Russ in 78. an William Francis Broderick ' 'You sir' ' Man does not live by bread alone. Billy has only been with us for 3 years. He has participated in teacher aide 115, X-country, spring and winter track 12, 3, 45. Billy likes track, women, cars and motorcycles. He dislikes Mrs. Von Dannis and Mr. Gould. After graduation he plans to join the United States Coast Guard. Barbara Ellen Blanchard Barbie On second thought . . . We must begin by knowing that we have already arrived. Rich- ard Bach Barbie has been an active member in the class. She has partici- pated as Student Council secretary 12, 3, 45, teacher aide 145, school newspaper 12, 45. Barbie likes black-raspberry ice cream, the beach, skiing, and good times. After graduation Barbie plans to attend Albany Medical Center School of Nursing. vvsuen Sharon Broderick Sunshine Where's the party tonight? Carefree and alone I walk. Sharon joined us 3 years ago and made friends immediately. She has been involved in teacher aide and gymnastics. Sharon likes partying and dislikes school. Her plans for the future are to go to Mass. and California. Bill Sherry Lynn Brown Sherry Really Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Sherry has been with us for the last 4 years of high school. She likes sewing, cooking, ski-dooing and being with Billy. She dislikes homework and being bored. After graduation Sherry plans to get a good-paying job and later settle down with Billy . Margaret Elizabeth Byrne Meg What is life? Parting is such sweet sorrow . Meg has attended Raymond High School since the 9th grade. She enjoys traveling, school, reading, and meeting new people. She dislikes pushy people, apathy in school and winter. Meg has been very scholarly in school and plans to attend college, travel, and make the best out of life after graduation. Tammie Marie Byrne Tam Better late than never. lt's better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all. Tam has been with us since the lst grade. She enjoys rock music, dancing, swimming, traveling and reading. Her dislikes are only winter. Tam has been in Chorus and was library aide . Susan Elizabeth Cammett Crash Would I do something like that? To love something completely, you must be able to let it go. Sue has been on Student Council, Library Aide, and the Year- book Staff. She has played softball and volleyball. Sue likes friendly people, weekends and challenging adventures. She dis- likes 11 o'clock curfews, rumors and unsociable people. After graduation Crash plans to work and attend trade school for Real Estate. AE nr X Terry Lee Campbell Terry ,G I Imagine. If you tell the truth you don't have to remember anything. Terry has been with us since the lst grade. She has worked in the office and claims to have taught them everything they know. Her likes include race cars, ski-dooing, softball and horses. Her plans after graduation are to attend N.H. College. Donna Lee Clementson Dee-Dee Oh Really, I'm Sorry! Seeking means to have a goal, but finding means to be free . Dee Dee has only been with us for two years now. She has been a teachers aide and has participated in Chorus. She likes animals, kids, people, walking in the rain and exploring nature. She dis- likes certain boring teachers. 4, Pauline Elizabeth Colby Paulie Oh what a hunk! Pauline joined the class of '77 in the 5th grade and has partic- ipated in Chorus for 4 years, librarian, Vice-President, and Rain- bow Girls C1, 2, 3, 43. Her likes include music, clothes, travel- ing, mountains, and Chinese food. Paulie's dislikes are driving a black Cadillac. iv 5 s Rhonda Lee Cottrell Rhonda I don't believe this! Rhonda has been with our class since the first grade. She likes money, Ceramics, Parties and Music. She dislikes hypocrites, and people who gossip. Rhonda's plans for after graduation are unde- cided. . Terrence Western Date T See ya again boys. You win some, you lose some, some get rained out, but you suit up for them all. T came to us this year from Portsmouth and has made many friends since then. T's likes are athletics, Tolkien and Dew. Eppinites are his only dislike. T plans to further path and leave one. his education after school. Micheal Robert Demers Mike Mike has been a member at Raymond for 6 yrs. Mike likes motorcycles, and driving bikes. His dislikes are Mr. Garnett, and thumbing. Mike has no plans for the future. WhO me? David Gustave DeVriend Dave Do not follow where the path leads, rather go where there 1S Dave joined us 6V2 years ago. His interests include Track 42, 3, 43, both Chorus and Stage Band 12, 3, 43, Band fl, 2, 3, 43. Dave enjoys skiing and dislikes being rushed. His plans are to join the Marines. -.QQ Donna Maria DeVriend Depo-Honda Do you have any gum? Let a smile be your umbrella and you'll catch a mouthful of ra1n. Donna has been here 7 years. She has been in Band.C1, 2, 3, 43, Chorus 62, 3, 43, Stage Band C2, 3, 43, and Track C23. Donna likes skiing, music, boys, hiking and mountains.. She dislikes people who treat her like they're better than she is. She plans to go to Notre Dame College. Isn't this exciting! -if Oy if .4 fwbyft . X A s GNJMSWQQP 3 Qs J!-7 v .ff A9 Vw- 5 df W as if' W -Dud-' first grade. He was Vice-Presi- dent during his sophomore year, and has participated in soccer fl, 2, 3, 43, basketball fl, 2, 3, 43, spring track 423, and baseball fl, 49. Dud likes sports and rock music. He dislikes boredom, Dapper Dan and greasers. After graduation Dud plans to enter a two-year college. Rogers E. Dudley Dud has been with us 'E occupational therapy . Tina Marie Emond ' 'Edmund' ' OH, NO! Edmund, who has been with the class for 6 years, is one of the more quiet members. Tina's activities include the school newspa- per, and Teacher's Aide. She likes skating, horseback riding, and partying. She dislikes snobby people and homework. After gradua- tion Edmund plans to travel and then enroll in a trade school in Virginia. Cheer up, it's the WORLD that's wrong! Paul F . DeWolf Paul' ' Paul has been a rather quiet member of our class for 9 years. His likes include: skiing and eating. His dislikes include Mrs. Dupuis. After graduation , Paul plans to be the owner of the 3-D Woodwork- ing Company, and later he plans 53 e traveling. yutlfwvf ik by . ,Ji X D3 Usb '31-iff: ... ..,.. . .. ..., tyt, , -1.1. ws..- 5 ik x Msg 5523, A 3 1 C. 1 Q X, X K 1 Q . X , -. ff 5 sm pl X 9 X 'Q ' --O' ii. Q N , ik 3 8 ' 2 3' I ' f' iv , J' 9 Diane Alane Duval ' 'Diane' ' It's not who you love, or how you love, but THAT you love. Diane has been at Raymond for '7 years. She likes rainy days, flowers, and the color blue. She dislikes snobs and the color red. After graduation Diane plans to attend N.H. Voc.-Tech, to study ii!- U . - . J . Vt' I ,X A Xiu, . ,xv xg X 1 X 'I N st X' t X13 4 N ,.f 5 I , . , was . YQ QU is l' We .sf 4, 'X.A Xqsx YK V71 U mil 'Es 'xii V! my ,XV Vfhfjl A L! P kill! , . .2 1 t sf to EV .it N71 i o J 9 iff +P f rf' U if fb A 'fi LK li lm M tif 'als QP' A MQ' ' .N in X' flaw VN ST? la CL N wow K 'Q V 1 x , ,X N. ' : j X d ard Michaiewlrane U 'lg' ,N 2. , Eddie'l f Q X 'Y ' XJ 'x-., K -V X Ev PU Gezum Crow J QL' 'V' In Eddie's 12 years at Rayiinondi he hasiiparticipated in ii Soccer Cl, 2, 3, 45, Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 41, and Baseball Cl, 2, 45. Eddie likes all sports, food, money, and Kim. He dis- likes Eppinites and Dapper. After graduation, Eddie plans to enter the field of electronics. Edfward R. Gahm Fast Eddie I'll drink to that. Eddie has been at Raymond for 816 years. His likes include beer, women, and partying. He dislikes being bored. After graduation, Eddie plans on the army and partying. Sharon Nancy Gill Brat No, I'm only kidding. Let us live , love , and laugh forever. ' ' Sharon has been with us since the 1st grade. She worked as a Teacher Aide and on the newspaper. Sharon likes friends, parties, skating, and drawing. She dislikes boredom, conceit, and getting up early. Sharon plans to go to technical school for photography. Lucy Gilman Shrimp Great Lord in heaven. Lucy has been with us for 7 years. She is graduating one year before her original class and plans to become a vet in the p future. Lucy likes horseback riding, basketball, roller skating, and cooking. She dislikes baseball. xyp. SQ Wilfred John Greenwood, Jr. John John has been a part of our class for 12 years. John was voted class athlete. He has played basketball C1 - 45, soccer C1 - 45, f track C1 - 45, John likes Southern Comfort, all sports, partying and music. He dislikes snobby people, cheap beer and a stupid coach. t After graduation he plans to travel and go to college. X Walter Scott Greenwood Scott Pardon me all to He1l Scott has been with us since the first grade. He has been active in athletics, participating in basketball 2 years and track. He likes being rich and hates having no money. After graduation, he plans to attend trade school. Bruce Alan Goldsmith Bruce That's the way it goes Bruce has been with our class for 5 years. He was voted class optimistic. He has been a janitor aide 115. Bruce enjoys Chevys and dislikes Fords. After graduation Bruce plans to get a job. Y Micol Paul Greenwood How Ya Doing Mike, one of the school hot rods, has been here for 12 years. He has been active in the student council Cl, 2, 35 and has been an audio-visual aide for 2 years. He dislikes Mr. Garnett and meat- loaf. He likes fast cars, hunting, art and guns. After graduation, he plans to start a business of his own. -Sf Ak'L- ti. ' 5. Doreen Hale Real1y? To love and be loved is the greatest thing on earth. Doreen has been at Raymond for 4 years. She likes skating, swimming and working with children. After graduation she plans to go to Hesser College for 2 yrs. Tamra Haycock Park it! Tammy has just joined our class this year. You can always find her either smiling or laughing. Her interests include cars and is presently looking for one of her own. Tammy plans to get a job after graduation. Blaine Charles Griffin Blaine No, No, No! You don't win wars by dying for your country, you win by making the enemy die for his country . Blaine is one of our finest athletes. He has been at Ray- mond for 12 years. Out of them he has played soccer Cl, 2, 3, 43, basketball Cl, 2, 3, 49, Spring Track 42, 35, and other activities. His likes are sports Celtics, Patriots, and hard rock bands from Boston. His dislikes are greasers and dishon- est refs. Haw Faith Annette Hanson Faye Love for todayg tomorrow may never come. Faye has only been with us for 216 years. She likes good times, friends, Barry, sunsets, Camaros and Frampton. She dislikes con- ceited people, fighting, Ms. A's law class and being bored. Her plans are to go to college and enjoy life. nTaI,n1,nyn Richard H. Hemenway Ernest Ernest has been with our class for 3 years. He was in Chorus C45, Soccer 135. He likes motorcycles and skiing. He dislikes snobs and cranky teachers. Ernest has not made any plans yet for after gradu- ation. Wanda Arlene Hills I mean really. Wanda has joined our class this year from Derry. We are glad to have her as a member of our class. Wanda's likes include baseball while on the other hand she dislikes football. Wanda plans to work after graduation. Constance M. Holt Connie, who has been with us since the lst grade has held an active 12 years in activities such asg Student Council Cl, 2, 35, teacher aide, band, stage band, basketball Cl, 2, 3, 45, softball Cl, 2, 45, volleyball fl, 2, 3, 45, captain C45, spring track C1, 2, 35, and yearbook staff. Connie's likes are all sports including ski- ,I Wanda Theresa Hodgkins Theresa Come on! Theresa came to Raymond 6 years ago. She has participated in teacher aide, Library Aide, and Soccer cheerleading. Theresa likes children, animals, horseback riding, snowmobiling and hand crafts. She dislikes vegetables and most foods. After graduation she plans to get married to Robin. ' ' Hoitt , Hoitt' ' ing and sailing. Her dislikes are pessimistic? people a J.C. C n- J nie plans to cxpfsltin e her education after School. px' Q X ,JK K A ' if X015 f, l fx 'VN K5 x .-Lt V Q no 'W . . , xl L - , uw,.mM,,qmr yf ,V 5 V' A ny 1 1 , I J . if U' .,k WN ' :K 1 yi .DJ .jx ,vb ,MJ My BGIXD A55 Jfgjw Fo JA , Ujl x rl . .XV l' ' ,VY , V N im v- V 1 y 3 J I I .. 5, Ui XWQ 5+ fx J X Xb Q54 51 Susan Doris Hunter Sue Ya-whooo! Your children are not your childreng they are life's longing to love freely. Sue is another gal who has been with us since the first grade. She has been a teacher aide. She likes GUYS, but- terflies, PARTIES and poems. Her dislikes include liver, snobs, having nothing to do, and Raymond. After gradua- tion, Sue plans to go back to California. ,Q-sassy, Deborah Ann Hyde Debby ' 'Arwhoool Although Debby left Raymond this year, she has made many friends who will never forget her. Debby participated in track, volleyball 42, 3, 45, basketball C2, 35, and softball 12, 35. She likes sports, friends, and life. She dislikes people who put others down. Debby plans to travel, marry, and have children. - ,,, p ppy E ric Nils Johnson Eric f 3 s - Live and let live 3 jf Eric joined our class in the second grade. Since then he has been -' 3 very active in athletics. He has participated in soccer C3, 45, bas- . ketball C35 , and baseball C2, 3, 45. Eric likes sports, music, karate , and friends. He dislikes Dapper and 1.1 .C. Eric's plans for after graduation are to retire and to travel. Susan Dena Kouchalakos Kouchy Yes, Yes, Yes! ! True virtues are not achieved by merely wishingg they must come from deep inside . Susan has been one of our more athletic students. She has partic- ipated in volleyball C2, 3, 45, basketball 11, 2, 3, 45, and softball C1 , 2 , 3 , 45. Susan enjoys concerts, soccer, and beautiful weather. She dislikes snobs, greasers , shoveling snow, and bad weather. Kouchy's future plans include attending school to become a medical secretary. K Ioan Marie Larrabee ' 'Joan You'l1 get over it Live Free or Die Ioan has been with us since first grade, too. She has been a Jean Marie Larrabee Jean That's Cool Live Free or Die Jean has been with us since first grade. She has been a library aide C1 yr.5. Jean likes cars, motorcycles, and sunny days. Her dislikes include snobby people, rain, and country music. As of yet Jean has no plans for after graduation, but we are sure that she will succeed at whatever she decides to do. library aide C1 yr.5. Ioan likes animals, sunny days, and Bobby. She dislikes rainy days. After graduation, Joan plans to go to nurs- ing school and then get married . I A A Stephen Edward Leonard ' 'Steve Let's Go! Live and Let Live Steve has been with us for 12 yrs. He was active in soccer 12, 45. Steve likes motorcycles, people, and good times. He dislikes Dapper and unfair refs. After graduation Steve plans to travel and to get a job. Dawn Louise Levesque Charlie Brown Hey, Guess What?! Two roads diverged in a wood and I - I took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference. Dawn has been with us for 12 yrs. She has been in Band and Cho- rus and Stage Band for 4 yrs. and was Band Pres. 145. She was yrbk. editor 445, and in Drama C35. Dawn likes mtns. , the ocean, and special people and animals. She dislikes snobs and guys who think they're God's gift. After graduation Dawn plans to go to college for music and LIVE. Maryann E. Loucks Maryann I don't believe it Life is a journey, not a destination. Maryann is a rather quiet member of our class. She was voted most studious in Who's Who. Maryann likes being with someone special, eating, having,-f.un2,Nand talking on the C.B. She dislikes fish, snobby people, iblifd Afteigfgraduation, Maryann plans to becomqa seciretafiy. Pffggty D4 L px Lf' 5' 'N ,. V X ,.ff,,-NNN GNN' pf 'gy PX 4 . Q'-S T, tif' 'N if-X . i . f U as ee Q s J.: 4, X KD X f Q., ,-ev my , -,, X lg b , X. ,X V xo? .1 JAX -N 1X WU NN h 1 , fig , g YI' , Q Q-'-K 3 lil' 3 , Q, ,gk g7X1fV 1 ., N Nxt! xi-X 1 f. ss X V ' L, L X Ax A NKZT7 V Q ND,-X ff X X Q A Q1 c I fzft, ,P ,tj Q xfd 03 ' KL' Janrce Lee McCabe V X4 -W rv F lx Mac ' It's Janice U J G'XJ X O' Q XX if 'six - K KD' XXX E Janice has been at Rasfndgxnd fork twaxve yairs. She has been a teacher aide 423, class vice-President f3D, and has participated in basketball 41, 2, 35. Mac likes the outdoors, sports, dogs, and old people. She dislikes Raymond's school administration. After grad- uation, Janice plans to become a dental Assistant and buy a house . Linda Dee McMullen What are ya'll doing? How beautiful is the friendship that turns to love, but how sad is the love that turns to friendship. Linda likes partying, flying, travelling, and poetry. She also likes butterflies and horses. Her dislikes include snobby people, rumors, and people who make trouble for others. After graduation, Linda plans to return to Texas and become an Airline stewardess. Joyce Ann McCabe Joy It's Joyce Joyce has been with us for twelve years. She has been a teacher aide, library aide, kitchen aide, and a member of the yearbook staff. Joy likes to party, to do crafts, and having a twin sister. She dislikes having nothing to do, and having ties. After graduation, Joyce plans to attend school to become a mortician. Linda Mullen Kenneth MacLellan Ken Ken has been with the class of '77 for three years, and was voted class bashful. He likes football, baseball, volleyball, hockey and cars. Ken's dislikes are homework and snobby people. After gradu- ation Ken plans on going to a Technical School. Elwin F. Mandigo Jr. E1win Really? Elwin has been at Raymond for 4 years. He came to us from Deerfield. Elwin's likes include girls, parties, cherries and tool- ing. He dislikes Budweiser and Fords. His plans for the future are undecided. Joyce Patricia Mandigo Joyce You fool! . Joyce also joined us 4 years agoffrom Deerfield. Joyce has par- ticipated in Kitchen Aide, and likes dances, parties, children and races. Joyce dislikes two-faced people. After graduation Joyce plans to go into the service . Claire Ellen Mitchell Stupid' ' Shut up Carol! Claire has attended Raymond since the lst grade. Claire was voted class most talkative. Her likes include talking, poetry, and parties. Claire's dislikes are Mrs. Dupuis' elite club, liars, back- stabbers and school rules. Claire's plans for the future are to travel and then settle down and have a family . Donald Gordon Moulton Moult' ' ..Damn.. Do or Die Moult has also been with the class of 7'7 from the 1st grade. He has been on the Student Council and Yearbook Staff. Moult's ath- letic activities are Soccer Cl, 3, 49, and Baseball. Moult likes Soccer, friends, and good times. He dislikes Dapper, student teachers and JJ. C. Michael John Noury Mike has only been with our class for two years. He has partici- pated in Snack Bar Aide and Spring Track. Mike likes Cassie, par- ties and money. He dislikes two faced people and Vodka. Mike plans for a career in Forestry after he attends U.N.H. Forestry School. Loretta Faye Morrill Lomo I Suppose Lomo has been with us for 5 years. She has been active in Spring Track C1 - 45, x-Country C2 - 43, Basketball Manager 42, 35, Win- ter Track C4J, Math Team C1 - 41, Youth Government C1 , 2, 47 and Yearbook Staff. She likes crazy people like Cheryl, the wind, and thunderstorms. She dislikes when certain people don't say hi. After graduation she plans to go to Northeastern U . Kimberly Irma Nardone Kim Let's Get Some Munchies You only live once so live it to it's fullest Kim has been at Raymond for '7 years. She likes tiny things, skipping school, and partying. Kim dislikes school and stuck-up people. She plans to get a decent job after school and eventually get married. Mike Russell Allen Pallas Russ Buzz-off! If God be for us, then who be against us? Romans Russ has been at Raymond for seven years. He has been involved in winter and spring track for two years and soccer for one year. Russ likes English, motorcycles, archery, law, and being with Sue. He dislikes snobby people, math, and drunk drivers. Shaun Marie Paquet Shaun ra I don't blame ya! Don't do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Shaun has been with us for three years. She has been a teacher aide. Shaun likes the outdoors, cooking, camping, swimming. She dislikes people who tell her what to do. Shaun plans to become an L.P.N. and travel after graduation. Judith Mae Paquette Juice You betcha! .Q You can succeed if you want to! Juice has been active on Student Council, the math team, year- book staff, manager of the boy's winter, spring and cross-country tracks. She likes math, people, and having fun. She dislikes Eng- lish and arguments. After school, Juice plans to attend W.P.I. Robyn Dayna Peaslee Robyn' ' It was SO funny! The easiest person to deceive is one's self. Philip Henry Stan- hope Robyn joined us in the fourth grade. She likes lots of sweets and talk, talk, talk. Robyn dislikes being quiet in class. Her plans after graduation include attending Pensacola Christian College to major in business. - 1 1 Perry Jay Perkins Perry The only good place for a Ford Is Hardings Metals. Perry has been at Raymond for 3 years and was voted class pest. He was a Janitors Aide in his Senior year. He likes Chevys, Plym- ouths, and auto mechanics. He dislikes Fords, Pontiacs, and snobby people. Perry plans on getting a job after school. Eleanor Philbrick ' 'Ellie' ' What? Ellie has been with us for 12 years. She likes outdoor activities, kids, and animals. She dislikes someone who puts down someone else. After graduation, Ellis plans to join the Air Force or the National Guard . Darlene Ann Perillo Darlene Really Darlene has been with our class for 316 years. She has been involved in Soccer and Basketball Cheerleading 421. Darlene likes horseback riding, and dislikes this school. After graduation she plans to go to nursing school. James Perron Jimmy Got a Smoke? Jimmy has been with the class of '77 for 4 years. He was voted most bashful. Jimmy likes Chevys, Ramblers, motorcycles and girls. He dislikes Fords, Pontiacs, and J.J.C. After graduation Jimmy plans to get a job. Carmen Francis Picardi Pic It's been real Pic has been with the class of 77 for 7 years. He was voted class most-picked on, studious and most gullible. He participated in spring and x-country track C15. Pic likes cars. Pics plans for after graduation are undecided . Deborah J. Porter Derb I'm sorry Derb has been with us for 2 years. She participated in spring track 1 year. She likes Pizza and the mountains. People are a favorite subject of hers. Derb dislikes Mrs. Rautio's voc, sheets. Her plans after graduation are to attend U. N. H. for forestry. Kerry Jay Pratt Kerry Kerry has been with us for 12 years. He's been a great part of the band and stage band. Kerry was our yearbook editor and is well liked by many people. A ong his likes are music, good gas mile- age and driving cars, h never he dislikes people who criticize. V Kerry plans to at end a ade school after graduation. Stull WW John Alfred Porter John How you doin'? John has been involved in Student Council CZ, 3, 45, teacher aide C2, 35. He has participated in soccer C1 - 45, basketball C1 - 35, spring track Cl, 25 and Math Team C15. Some of his likes include happy people, athletics, girls and peace. He hates insects and 2-faced people. After graduation John plans to go to college, travel, and be happy. l , Mary Ellen Racioppi ' 'Kid ' 'But I don't understand! ' ' Don't be someone you're not. Mary has been involved in Band fl, 2, 3, 45, Chorus fl, 2, 3, 45, and Stage Band Cl, 2, 3, 45. She has also participated in sports. Mary likes almost everything. However, the few things which she does not like are smoking, parties, and wearing dresses. Mary's plans for after graduation include attending Bible college in Florida . Chester Raymond Robbins Chet I don't know I can only go one way and that's up. Chet has been a member of our class for twelve years. He has been active in Concert Band Cl, 2, 3, 45, Stage Band Cl, 2, 3, 45, Marching Band Cl, 2, 3, 45, and basketball C2, 3, 45. Chet enjoys Chevy cars, movies, skiing, and motorcycles. He dislikes Miss Frisch, rowdy girls, and rainy days. After graduation, Chet plans to go to Voc. -Tech. school for carpentry. P George Robinson Robbie s I don't want to go to school today! at 553 . What always goes up doesn't always have to come down. Robbie has been at Raymond for twelve years. He likes money, cars, and parties. He dislikes walking, school, and rainy days. Robbie's plans for after graduation are to go anywhere and every- where. Deborah L. Rock Debbie It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. Debbie has been at Raymond for five years. She was voted most picked on. Debbie was an office aide Q2, 3, 45, participated in cheerleading 435, and was Boy's J.V. manager in basketball 435. Debbie likes camping, swimming, and boating. She dislikes snobby people and winter. Debbie's future plans include attending college. David Wayne Rodier Little Rode ' 'Hey , what's happening? ! Little Rode has been with our class for 4 years. He played soccer C23, and basketball 123. Dave likes sports, girls, parties, cars, and motorcycles. He dislikes snobby people, and teachers. After grad- uation, Dave plans to enter the service and work. John P. Rooney Puka Varied Although this is Puka's first year at Raymond, he has already found many friends. His varied activities include: Drama Club, Track, and Chorus. John likes N.H. , and backwards hicks, but dislikes the school systems. fter graduation, John plans to join the USMC. He wishes good ck t th under grads that are gonna need it. tr gil if sf R., ' X Cin joined ur ass 2 :ga She -f -- involved in s al 433, ch erleading 143, nd - res d 43. Cindy likes company, Fri. and Sat. nigh oncerts, getting rowdy, T. , and Candia. She dislikes English 144, book reports, Brook- rumors, and being broke . Kathy Ann St. John Peanut I imagine Where there's a will, there's a way. Kathy has been with us for 3 years. She worked as an office aide and on the yearbook staff. She was a cheerleader 11, 23. Kathy likes snowmobiling, softball, skating, and just plain having fun. She dislikes people telling her she's when she knows she is right. She plans to attend N.H. College in the Fall. I ack Stilkey ' 'I magine' ' Jack has been with our class since the first grade. Jack's likes include his car, parties, and women. His only dislike is school. After graduation, Jack plans to be a building mover. Glen Albert Thayer Where's my keys? ! Glen has been at Raymond for 4 years. He was in Band fl, 2, 3, 45, Stage Band 11, 2, 3, 45, library aide, and yearbook staff. Glen ran X-country track and spring track. He likes skiing and dislikes unsociable people. After high school, he plans to enter the Marine Corps . Katharine Marie Simone Kathy What's that supposed to mean? Kathy has been at Raymond for 2 years. Unofficial V. P. of the Executive Board C45, Teacher Aide 135, are a couple of her activities. She likes race cars, typing, little kids. She dislikes book reports, a southern accent, and working when she has better things to do. She plans to attend college for Business Management. Stilk' ' Margaret Mary Stockel Peggy Left, left, left . . . My God what am I doing here? Peggy has been in Raymond for 3 years. She was voted class V.P. , in drama, and on the yearbook staff. Peggy likes the ocean, the mountains, and advanced math. She dislikes marching. Peggy plans to go to college after graduation. v vG1env v XX , I xksssm...-mi Kim Trueman Really Kim has been at made a lasting aide and a cheerleader. Kims tying, crafts and friends. Kim 144. After graduation Kim will be an Lisa Marie Van Dommelen Mary Ann Trebble I'm not crazy, it's the world! Lisa has been with us for 4 years. She has participated on the yearbook staff. She likes reading books, arts and crafts, sports, traveling, helping people and parties. Lisa dislikes diets, gossi- pers, accounting class and conceited people. She plans to go to Holland for a couple of years after graduation, then join the Air Force . Daniel Earl Titus Big Joke , Big Joke Danny has been a his activities ite likes snobs, are to J Mb? M an pears Richard Scott Truernan Scott Let's catch a buzz. Save a tree, eat a beaver. Scott has been at Raymond for 4 years. During that time, he played soccer 113, and was a basketball manager. Scott likes par- tying, girls, motorcycles, cars, hunting, and fishing. He dislikes school and stuck up people. After graduation, Scott plans to work and cruise around the country. Donna Marie Williams OH! He's gorgeous! Love lasts . Donna has been with us for 11 years. She has been involved in chorus, band, basketball, and softball all four years of high school. Donna likes guys, sunshine, parties, and fall. She dislikes moody people, and homework. Donna's plans are undecided. Jammie Karl Waterman lammie What? Cold hearted orb that rules the night, removes the colours from our sight. Red is grey and yellow is white, but we decide what is right and which is an illusion. Iammie has been with us for 4 years. He was voted most helpful. Jammie likes vacations and a change of pace. He dislikes term papers and English. After graduation, Iammie plans to go to a 2- year college . ' 'Melons' ' Robin Alan Witham Rob What's the matter? While at Raymond, Rob was a Kitchen Aide and was involved in Track, and gymnastics. Robin likes Theresa, hunting, sports, food, fun, children, animals, and music. He doesn't like school, homework, and two-faced people. After graduation, Rob plans to get married and go to Washington. We would like to extend a spe- cial thanks to Beverly Welch for all her time and effort put towards helping us with our year- book. The Yearbook Staff Just one more push! CHe1pfulsD Uh, WHAT time did you say school started? CTardiesJ Things look smaller from here! Yuk! - Look who's here! CFavoritesJ We just LOVE Classical literature! CBookwormsJ Now we know what ants feel like. fTa11estJ We'11 Do Anything For a Picture. Due To Lack Of Paper . . . CAIIW-161685 CArtistsJ Eat Up, You've Worked Hard For This. CPetsJ n You did say come as you are, didn't you! CBest Dressedb What Do You Want For Lunch? CC1ass Cooksj 2 rev, CRACKKKKKK! !! CBest Look ingl 1 Well you did it this time, a 90 in a 2O! CHot Rodsj It's Got To Come Down Sometime! CPhilosophersJ Schools Almost Out! COpt1 mistj THREE MORE HOURS Left. CPessi- We're just temporary. CMost mistj Likely to Succeedj Eat Hearty, Fellas! ! CPestsJ Another Hard Day at Work. CStudiousJ fhink anyone will notice us? You want a push? CDepend- Don't you love me anymore? CMost Picked Onj Bashfulj ablej Mm-Mrnmi' Mmmmm CMost Talkativej 'Snobs , Us? CSnobsJ Can't Think Of Any- hing to Say CMost Quietj 1 'T5fZlfX.'F,' How Now Brown Cow fPoetsJ You didn't see that, DID you, Scot- tie?! fBu11ies5 What are fingers anyway? CShop-wisej Now THIS is what you call a 4-man orches- tra! ! fMusiciansJ The sky is falling, the SKY is Whoopieeee! ! ! ! fHappy- falling! fGl111ib1CP go - Luckiesj , Spill it! ! It's a GAY world , after all! ! ! 4F1irtsJ Situation normal - all The DEVIL made me to it! fouled up!! 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A , , u ,, f 6 Z' K1 M ,w Q N' 672211 FWZ! l, Tom Ahearn, leave to the administration of Raymond High, one pound of good Columbian Red so that they, too, may join the ranks of the space cowboys. I, Karen Arnault, leave memories of the summer of '75 to Allison Carver, so she can have a good laugh when I'm gone. I, Ronnie Bibbo, leave Mike Higgins some advice, Give it up. I, Mary Blaisdell, leave my sister Debra to the teachers while I leave for good. I, Barbara Blanchard, leave Muma to Mrs. Callaghan for safekeeping. I, Susan Boyton, leave my ability of being neat to my sister Peggy. I, Sharon Broderick, leave R. H. S. to anyone that wants it. I, Bill Broderick, leave my nikes to Mr. Martin so he'll always have an extra pair. I, Sherry Brown, leave all of Billy's cars to Melody Fugere so she can have a different car to drive to school. I, Margaret Byrne, leave all my writing to Mrs. Rautio. I, Tammie Byrne, leave all my homework to anyone that wants it. II, Susan Cammett, leave Mr. Callaghan the last of the burnouts. El , Terry Campbell, leave Mrs. Rautio all my essay papers. II , Donna Clemetson, leave all my vocab. words to Mrs. Rautio. II, Pauline Colby, leave a box of cough drops to Laurie Klaxton for chorus coughs and quotes. I, Mike Demers, leave. , David DeVriend, leave my superior skills in English to Mrs. Rautio, in hopes that she will find something to o with it. I, Paul DeWolf, leave R.H.S. forever. l, Rogers Dudley, leave Conopus Robinson a towel for oily days. I I I I I I I I I I Diane Duval, leave D.S. to N.D. Tina Emond, leave R. H.S . , never to return again. Eddie Fahey, leave Shu Dodge a big YA! HO! Eddie Gahm, leave the right to remain silent to Mr. Callaghan. Sharon Gill, leave Raymond to face the world. Lucy Gilman, leave Smokey to Laureen Waldron. Bruce Goldsmith, leave a few choice words to Mr. Callaghan. John Greenwood, leave my goal-tending abilities to Steven King. Mike Greenwood, leave my expert driving ability to Robert McMullen. Scott Greenwood, leave all my cigarettes to the smoking lobby. I, Blaine Griffin, leave next year's soccer team all the encouragement possible in hopes that they will keep u soccer in R.H.S. I I I Doreen Hale, leave my quietness to Iva Mandigo in hopes that she will use it. Faith Hanson, leave sympathy to everyone that goes to R.H.S. Richard Hemenway, leave my cunningness to Joel Porter. I Wanda Hills, leave R.H . S. to Debbie Maynard. I Theresa Hodgkins, leave my patience to my brother Greg. I, Connie Holt, leave Kim Brown many more cold, winter, Deerfield Dances, in hopes that she makes 1 home. I Susan Hunter, leave my temper tantrums to Sandy and Jackie. I I I I Debby Hyde , leave Raymond for Pennsylvania. Susan Kouchalakos, leave all my lust to my sister Christine, so she can finally have some Eric Johnson, leave Lumbo and Smirnoffs to Dane, Rick and the whole crew. Jean Larrabee , leave the school to Paula Cole to see what she can do with it. I, Joan Larrabee , leave my ability to stay out of trouble to my brother Wayne . I, Steve Leonard, leave my great soccer ability to Bud Dodge. I, Dawn Levesque, leave MY office to Mr. Keating, the '78 yearbook to Tom and Barb, and Charlie Brown s Day to whoever doesn't get a valentine. I. I I I I I I Maryann Loucks. leave my driving ability to Debbie Loucks. Joyce McCabe, leave to Susan Cash the ability to spread peanut butter. Janice McCabe, leave sunshine to Vanessa Brown. Linda McMullen, leave R.H.S. to Vanessa Brown, in hopes that she can Ken MacLellan, leave my report card to R.H.S . for framing. Elwin Mandigo, leave R.I-I .S. to anyone that wants it. do something to improve rt Joyce Mandigo, leave my cheerfulness to Mrs. Callaghan and Mrs. Blanchard for they'll need it I, Claire Mitchell, leave my mechanical mouth to Carol VanDommelen in hopes that she'll learn how to con trol it. I I I I I I I Loretta Morrill, leave memories of last year's graduation party to Mrs. Garland. Donald Moulton, leave a mirror and a chair to next year's soccer team. Kim Nardone , leave my school spirit to anyone that wants it. Mike Noury, leave my brown hat to Cassie Margaritis. Russ Pallas, leave all my unsigned ninth grade warnings to Mrs. Rautio. Shaun Paquet, leave R. H. S. to anyone that wants it. Judy Paquette, leave my ability to do synthetic division to Mr. Martin. Robyn Peaslee, leave my mechanical ability to clean the pencil sharpen Darlene Perillo , leave my high school years to Bonnie Perillo . er to Mrs. Garland Perry Perkins , leave this school to anyone that is dumb enough to take it. Jim Perron, leave Mr. Cabral to next year's jokers. Eleanor Philbrick, leave R.H.S. what it gave me . . . nothing. Carmen Picardi, leave all my library passes to Danny MacLe1lan. Debbie Porter, leave Derb to Debbie D. John Porter, leave my center halfback position and coolness in hot situations to Robbie Robinson. Kerry Pratt, leave my challenger to Scott Ross and hopes that he drives with two hands. Mary Racioppi, leave my sax to Mr. Keating hoping that he will find someone to play it. Chester Robbins, leave Laura O. broken-hearted. Robbie Robinson , leave my business at Raymond to Michele Morin in hopes that she makes millions. Debbie Rock, leave the fun of my senior year to Leona. David Rodier, leave lots of luck to Brian Robinson. John Rooney, leave my rubber duck and bubble bath to Mr. C. Cindy Rosa, leave another year at R.H . S. to Barb Berry. Kathy St. John, leave Mrs. Porter hopes that Mr. Callaghan will soon give her a raise . Kathy Simone , leave my sister Callie to watch David K. Jack Stilkey, leave my driving skills to Mike Higgins. Peggy Stockel, leave my driving ability to Mr. Martin, who just wouldn't get out of the way. Glen Thayer, leave my height to Gene Stockel . . . if he needs it. Danny Titus, leave a good case of cheer to the Junior class in preparation for the year at Raymond. Kim Trueman, leave hangers to Mrs. Garland so she can hang the Freshman class. Lisa VanDommelen, leave my dismissal notes to my sister Carol in hopes that she'll get to the on time Jamie Waterman, leave my clear frame of mind in literature to Mrs. Rautio. Donna Williams, leave my sanity, or what's left to it, to Tom Turcotte. J Senior Officers Cindy Rosa President Peggy Stockel Vice President Karen Arnault Secretary Ron Bibbo Treasurer 672244 of I75' ROW 1: D. Gelinas, A. Halbert, T. Friedrich, B. Gould, L. Klaxton, S. Harney, S. Campbell. ROW 2: S. Gregor, R. Haycock, A. Brown, P. Emery, D. Anderson, D. Greenwood, G. Bibbo. ROW 3: E. Fongeallaz, D. Delnicki, R. DeWolf, B. Berry, B. Clifford, B. Dodge, K. Brown. ROW 4: C. Derzanski, D. Krantz, K. Johnson, P. Harmon, B. Averell, T. Creasey, S. Colton. f 1 ROW 1: C. VanDommelen, P. Turner, W. Rosa, L. Ornell, B. Wason, J. Peterson, L. Rock. ROW 2: C. Morin, K. Langford, M. Nelson, D. McDonald, I. Thomas, S. Walker, C. Sutton, R. Rich- ard. ROW 3: B. Robinson, M. Macki, D. Simone, R. Malette, M. Lamarre, T. Turcotte, P. Wason. ROW 4: T. Perkins, A. Maynard, T. Witham, D. Roberts, J. Morrill, T. Paige, R. Pallas, M. Wylie. ' can of 179 Xa.. ROW 1: P. Cole, B. Beliveau, C. Kouchalakos, A. Carver, S. Blothenburg. ROW 2: D. Brown, M. Eaton, T. Holt, T. Klaxton, D. Harney, N. Duval, S. Elliott. ROW 3: K. Flanders, L. Henry, D. Brown, M. Halbert, S. Bagley, D. Givetz, J. King. ROW 4: W. Hoitt, P. Houle, B. Boynton, R. Ford, M. Carney, E. Beecher. ROW 1: J. Thomas, P. Warburton, J. Porter, R. Titcomb, N. Richard, B. Purpura, D. Loucks, K. Welch. ROW 2: L. Ornell, G. Stockel, I. Ryan, C. Rock, J. Rowlinson, L. Williams, D. McPherson, A. Spangenberger, H. Sylvia. ROW 3: M. Lessard, T. Morrill, P. Taylor, H. Vickery, C. Simone, J. Young, R. Wright, R. Richard. ROW 4: T. Schena, B. Manning, M. McFarland, P. Winch, M. Morin, I. Pecola, M. Ricci, C. Perkins, R. McMullen. ROW 5: D. Mitchell, J. Maguire, M. Williams, D. Fahey, G. Menard. Clfaaa of K0 FRONT ROW: D. Wason, I. Trask, D. Maynard, D. Picott, J. Thayer, T. Stathos, T. Margaritis, H. Ross, S. Prince, N. McDonald. ROW 2: R. Wallace, R. McFarland, C. Readon, B. Woodbury, J. Morgan, D. Vassel- lian, D. Rock, L. Trueman, J. Welch, C. Paquet. ROW 3: S. VanDommelen, D. VanDerVeer, B. Vassellian, S. Rooney, D. MacLellan, J. Lovlien, R. Smith, E. Ricci, M. Schou. ROW 4: D. Perron, E. Martini, M. Patnaude, I. Reed, J. Nikias, K. Wylie, T. Shattuck, S. Merrill. 1 y FRONT ROW: K. Deslongchamps, K. Beane, S. Hunter, P. Byrne, C. Downing, S. Erler, D. Davidson, S. Iovino, K. Johnson. ROW 2: D. Britton, M. Gray, L. Hutchinson, C. Gould, L. Lamarre, T. Bemis, E. deFisser, K. Gilbert. ROW 3: J. Bouchard, M. Brown, A. Cady, M. Case, S. Goldthwaite, R. Brackett, P. Boynton, J. Bishop, C. Olson. ROW 4: R. Hoitt, N. Chapman, D. Colton, D. Anderson, A. Harmon, C. Beecher, K. Blevens, S. Gilbert, S. Basnar, P. Emery, D. Champney. Tllfygzai of '51 IU!! ROW 1: P. Hemenway, M. Dudley, S. Harney, L. Guay, D. Hammond, K. Duby, B. Hartford, M. Hewes, S. Golden. ROW 2: D. Hoelzel, K. Cascio, T. Eaton, L. Fahey, J. Edwards, S. Demers, D. Erwin, M. Halbert, K. Ferry. ROW 3: R. Holland, C. Grenier, B. Brown, M. Boddie, J. Ford, I. Greenwood, L. Baldasaro, P. Emery, M. Hayes. ROW 4: M. Cronin, C. Bassett, K. Cole, T. Graveline, M. Graham, M. Conroy, D. Eaton, S. Barry. K an ROW 1: T. Robidoux, L. Ordway, K. Langford, D. Sutton, T. Robinson, D. Quintal, K. Lyden, M. Peistrup, R. Malette, S. Weilbrenner. ROW 2: L. Wallace, K. Smith, B. Willaims, I. Welch, M. McDonald, P. Rollins, K. Titus, D. Lessard, A. Urella, T. Prue. ROW 3: R. Roy, M. Wason, R. McPherson, D. Loucks, A. Paquet, P. Koen, D. Wilich, B. Richard, R. Lowell, A. Ricci, T. Prince. ROW 4: I. Philbrick, J. Tilley, M. VanDerVeer, R. Lee, G. Kimball, L. Krantz, J. Mac- Laren, K. Martell, D. Klaxton. Cjlilizi of ,XZ ROW 1: D. Martel, K. King, N. MacLaren, J. Nisbet, M. Robinson, B. Starace, A. Sylvia, I. Cooney, I. Sheldon. ROW 2: S. Roberts, J. Russell, B. Hutchinson, L. Wason, R. Oliver, D. Rac- iti, R. Purpura, J. Welch, R. Holt, J. Iovino, S. Woodbury. ROW 3: D. Holmes, S. King, J. Mar- tell, J. Manley, K. Martell, L. Wells, B. Maynard, M. Johnson, P. Niemi. ROW 4: S. Thayer, M. Lamontagne, D. Montambeault, T. MacLellan, N. Rosa, N. Rowlinson, S. Noyes, S. Patnaude. ROW 1: M. Hemenway, I. Cowan, D. Bassett, W. Glasson, M. Eaton, B. Holler, J. Allard, C. Gregoire, D. Cooley, D. Hirtle, A. Edwards. ROW 2: G. Halle, D. Dignan, L. Erwin, B. Boisvert, L. Brown, N. Erler, S. Chapman, D. Gregor, M. Bartlett, J. Curtis, V. Cate. ROW 3: T. Bolduc, S. Beaudette, D. Glidden, J. Cordero, G. Brown, H. Denny, P. Denny, M. Clifford, K. Colton. ROW 4: M. Byrne, D. Gelinas, W. Blaisdell, A. Campbell, S. Griffin, Sh. Griffin, M. Brown, T. Hayes. .,. u' :wt I T Junior Officers Buddy Dodge President Tom Paige Vice-President Gina Bibbo Secretary Leona Rock Treasurer ww., Freshman Class Officers Jeff Reed President Patrica Jennings Sophomore Officers Dave Fahey President Sandra Elliott Vice-President Cassandra Margaritis Secretary Micheal Morin Treasurer Vice-President Sandra Erler Secretary Sandra Erler Treasurer X X K lv Umm X 4 QP f GQ' ' gg , 1 :ai m XB f' f W xr 74 w X if 'K a h 1 ' ' ia.. 'N 'N -1 v if-1, 4 -11:1 X 2,44 K A , x . Q GQ Lgfzyafzizafiofza afzifofz D. Roberts, V. Ryan, B. Hoitt, H. Sylvia, J. Maynard and D. Perron. I I Wfdgfid Offs: French, S. Hunter, B. Beliveau, S. Cash, J. McCabe, R. Eaton, H. Vickery, B. Robinson, M. Levesque Witham, M. Noury and S. Robbins. cgfalszzf foam! . 4 An , W 7 mv. N FRONT ROW: D. Moulton, B. Blanchard, J. Paquerte, I. Porter. SECOND ROW: G. Stockel, B. Clifford, A Carver, C. Kouchalakos, R. Malette. THIRD ROW: M. Case, S. Prince, H. Ross, T. Porter. lweafzy SITTING: S. Cammett, M. Greenwood, L. McMullen, T. Hodgkins. STANDING: L. Gilman, J. Thomas, Maguire, B. Wason, I. Erwin, A. Yates, T. Fredrick. GZMQO WMMQIGQQQ SITTING: S. Cammett, M. Greenwood, L. McMullen, T. Hodgkins. STANDING: L. Gilman, I. Thomas, I. Maguire, B. Wason, J. Erwin, A. Yates, T. Fredrick. 750661515 1 Mrs. Knights, K. Trueman, B. Blanchard, Mrs. Levesque. LQAQGE :i Left to Right: D. Rock, T. Campbell, K. St. John, D. French. Jwafg 27542172 SITTING: L. Morrill, T. Paige, I. Paquette, L. Klaxton, S. Elliott. STANDING: A. Harmon, I. Rooney, L Martin, G. Stockel, E. Beecher, and R. Malette. 2 1 Ik Z z 'E 5 z 5 ww 6754! SITTING: L. Klaxton, Mrs. Rautio, I. Porter, L. Williams, J. Rooney. SECOND ROW: D. MacLe11en, S. Elliott, E. Marshall, B. Erler, T. Fredricks, L. Noyes. BACK ROW: T. Paige, P. Houle. 1205 'af B620 ,mw- FRONT ROW CL. to RJ: D. Levesque, N. Richard, A. Edwards, K. Ferry, S. Harney, L. Ornell. ROW 2: D Quintal, J. Welch, K. Lyden, S. Harney, T. Klaxton, K. Cascio, D. Harney, M. Racioppi, T. l-lolt, D Cooley, C. Beecher, C. Robbins, D. DeVriend. ROW 3: P. Rollins, D. Montambeault, D. Williams, P Stockel, K. Pratt, S. Blothenburg, G. Thayer, D. DeVriend, D. Simone, B. Richard, E. Beecher, J. L41LL field, M. Boddie, N. MacLaren, L. Krantz, J. MacLaren, T. Morrill. BACK ROW: B. Boynton, J. Tilley, M Goldwaite, M. Nelson, M. Conroy, J. Ford, D. Dignan, Mr. Keating, Director. V The Band had a very good year, starting with an exchange concert with Warwick, R.I., which went well. The Band also performed its annual Christmas, Spring, and Pops concerts. The Large Group Cornpetit was an over-all success. The sound of the Band has greatly improved over the last few years, and although it losing 9 of its Seniors, next year's Band of younger musicians shows some promise . Ja- fz. cgycfoofgoncszf Clfoiz new T5 ROW: P. Boynton, N. Rosa, D. Cooley, S. Blothenberg, J. Ford, A. Edwards, M. Gaudette, D. Quin- tal. SECOND ROW: K. Welch, L. Hutchinson, A. Spangenberger, L. Waldron, M. Randolph, K. Cascio, D. Harney, T. Holt, J. Welch, M. Racioppi, Mr. G. Keating. THIRD ROW: B. Purpura, S. Campbell, D. Simone, D. Wilich, T. Paige, B. Richards, I. Porter, G. Thayer, T. Friedrick, M. Conroy, N. Richards, D. lLevesque. FOURTH ROW: L. Klaxton, S. Bagley, S. Campbell, P. Colby, M. Goldthwaite, T. Morrill, R. Hemenway, L. Krantz, J. Rooney, B. Boynton, S. Harney, D. Williams, D. DeVriend. The Jr. Sr. High School Concert Choir has grown in the year 1976-1977 to 54 members. The Concert Choir performs literature covering about 2,000 years of choral writing, from Renaissance to rock. This year the Con- cert Choir will perform at the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, The Pops Concert, The New Hampshire Choral Festival and the Choral Exchange Concert. The Choir was also asked to perform at Graduation last year by the Senior Class of 1976. QZZ BQ ljnm FRONT ROW: M. Racioppi, T. Holt, D. Levesque, D. DeVriend, C. Robbins, M. Nelson. ROW 2: S. Harney Mr. Winslow, Mr. Keating, S. Blothenburg, G. Thayer, D. Simone, K. Pratt. ROW 3: M. Conroy, N. Mac Laren, T. Morrill, J. MacLaren, L. Krantz, B. Richard. .fvzfscf 675051 FRONT ROW: S. Blothenburg, J. Porter. ROW 2: D. Williams, D. Simone, L. Waldron, T. Paige, T. Holt ROW 3: P. Colby, D. DeVriend, G. Thayer, S. Campbell, S. Harney. ROW 4: I. Rooney, Mr. Keating, Hemenway. 1 are 5129 Band 'RONT ROW CL. to R.J: K. Cascio, D. Harney, D. Dignan, M. Conroy, M. Nelson, M. Goldthwaite, B. Boyn- n, J. Tilley, R. Ford, K. Ferry, A. Edwards. ROW 2: M. Racioppi, D. Quintal, K. Lyden, S. Blothenburg, . Beecher, S. Harney, T. Klaxton, J. Welch, D. Cooley, D. Montambeault, L. Ornell. ROW 3: N. Mac- .aren, D. Simone, T. Holt, D. Williams, N. Richard, P. Rollins, D. Levesque, P. Stockel, G. Thayer, M. oddie. BACK ROW: Mr. Keating, D. DeVriend, L. Krantz, T. Morrill, C. Robbins, B. Richard, J. Mac- .aren, E. Beecher, K. Pratt, D. DeVriend, S. Harney. The Raymond High Marching Band has come quite a long way since last year. Through their own effort, as Jell as that of the Band Parents, the Marching Band now has brand new, MODERN style uniforms. These new niforms seem to make the band more proud than ever, and their sound seems to have improved, too. The fiarching Band performs in the Memorial Day Parade in Raymond. Last Sept. they played in a Competition at he Deerfield Fair. This spring they will perform in a parade to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Associ- tion. There will be no prize for marching in this parade , but the band feels that to March for Dystrophy will e a rewarding experience. 7' . . vw I ,Aw f Y ha- RNS . 'AJ .fy X P Q I 1. -- my I A, ,. -f-. il-. ' W. - K' fr 'E' . -J I A I Q Z 1 'r uw 'i X5 R 1 . -www 4. , . X 'rw ,B fqfllv '9 ' A 'K fl' fx, -t..jL,j I A wif gm 43 F if a .,' an .lm Q L-: ' 'J ag, 33. 1 Gun ki A E' Q F 1 --ein: Ogdffgficrs, 1 'ff' U K MKQXS X X X W J, 1 Z . X is S, Xxx 04' I , t Q 0005? , FRONT ROW T Perkins T Date, R. Dudley, J. Greenwood, J. Porter B Griffin D Moulton E Johnson E Fahey S Leonard. BACK ROW: Coach T. Brusso, I Reed M Mackl B Dodge D Fahey L King R Malette S. Ross, R. Robinson, M. Case and Coach D Audette The 1976 soccer team was Ray- mond's Best since 1965. After a Poor first game, they went on to win 21 consecutive victories to make it to the State Champion- ship only to lose a disappointing game to Stevens High after four overtimes: 1-0. Nine seniors were on this team but with hard work and determination, Ray- mond will be a top contender next season. A special thanks should go to Timmy Brusso for his work in coaching the team. We cou1dn't have gotten where we did without him . 4 X Q oy: zou. owzffzy FIRST ROW: K. Wylie, J. Morrill, T. Paige, M. Nelson, P. Taylor, I. Ryan, B. Boynton, D. Gelinas. SEC- OND ROW: D. DeVriend, C. Derzanski, E. Stockel, T. Morrill, W. Hyde, G. Stockel, B. Broderick and Coach L. Martin. After losing their first three meets to class L powers Portsmouth, Pinkerton, and Manchester Memorial, the boys' cross country team bounced back strong to end the year with an 11-4 wonflost record and first place fin- ishes in the Hollis Invitational, Central M Conference and the N.H. Class M State Championships. ln the State Championships the Ram harriers outscored their closest rival by an amazing 74 points - the biggest winning margin ever in Class M. Of the seven state meet runners, five will be returning next year, so Raymond can look forward to another fine cross country season in 1977. However, the two graduating seniors, Dan Titus and Bill Broderick, will be greatly missed as they added both quality and motivation to the team that they led. g g Qian Kkuiziy Kkvfgcyfaff BACK ROW: L. Cascio, C. Morin, S. Harney, S. Kouchalakos, A. Margaritis, D. Guay, T Holt, Coach Henning. FRONT ROW: K. Brown, C. Holt. The Volleyball Team this year did quite well. They had their ups and downs, but managed to make it to the tournaments with a record of eight wins and eight losses. The team went to the tournaments with Connie Holt and Kim Brown as Captains, and Coach Henning to compete against '7 of the best teams in our conference . They came home with the third place trophy. Take that! ! 9:39 r ,vw v if N.. , f f iffy is YN EW ...gif Qhpvxfillg 'YF if' f ywmi if is fe , . 1-+A , ,ws.4'i.--- gifzfi Czzogm OLLl2f'Zgy -Q - 6 f - . wr ' FIRST ROW: C. Gregoire, D. Cooley, L. Morrill, M. Waterhouse, S. Carney, M. Clifford. ROW 2: C. Rock, A. Carver, T. Margaritis, Nadine McDonald, M. McCabe, M. Bartlett, Coach Martin. Even though Raymond's first 2 girls - Nadine McDonald and Tammie Margaritis - were injured for much of the season, the Girl's Cross-Country Team still had an impressive record. The Rams lost only to Dover and Exeter during the season, successfully defended their Central M Conference crown and placed a very respectable third in the N.H. Class I, M, and S State Finals. the team will greatly miss the leadership and determination provided by senior Loretta Morrill, but with the rest of the team returning, 1977 could be the finest year in Raymond's brief history of Girl's Cross-Country. we xx- B we. X Sk Q f V sk 5 iq., 3? -1' ., FJ V 4 - vi! ,-971' my v,. QA- MY .nf In .. K mt , v -ap ff as 3 , , 5 5 K If 054 qdffzfsfz zac NU xy FIRST ROW: B. Richards, D. Gelinas, M. Nelson, W. Broderick. SECOND ROW: P. Taylor, T. Paige, R- Boynton, M. Wylie. THIRD ROW: T. Morrill, D. Gelinas, G. Stockel, E. Beecher. FOURTH ROW: Coach LT Martin, M. Lessard, I. Paquette, Manager, E. Daniels. After losing four of last year's top point scorers to graduation, the 1977 Winter Track Team was supposed t be a rebuilding one. However, even though 95070 of the team was sophomores or juniors, the youg Rams rose t the occasion by posting an 8-6 wfl record and a third place finish in State Class I Championships. Two schoo records fell as Gene Stockel bested the high hurdle mark by running the barriers in 8. 5 seconds and Deane Geli nas broke his own 2 mile record by running the 20 laps in 10 minutes, 6.3 seconds. However the highlights o the season occurred in the teams last meet as six Raymond Trackmen, Tom Perkins, Deane Gelinas, Tom Mor rill, Gene Stockel, Bob Boynton, and Pete Taylor represented their school and state in the Northern New Eng land Championships held at Dartmouth College. The teams only senior, Bill Broderick our high jumper, will b greatly missed , but with everyone else returning, next year's foes had better be ready for a tough fight! 'E I-J QQN3 'ASG' mf M Q? 5... z a 52x 9 ' fl Kkudfg Baigsffaff - 2. s E .44 qi. Q . Qs o y 403 34 44 22.-L 10130 5 24' FIRST ROW T Holt I Bourmval D Guay C. Holt, S. Kouchalakos, K. Arnault. BACK ROW: Coach Cal laghan A Carver K Brown M Eaton S Campbell, D. Williams. This year's Girls Varsity Basketball Team ended it's seaso with an 8-8 wfl record after a disappointing loss to Presentatio of Mary in Nashua. They came close to the tournament, bl didn't quite make it. The fact of losing four seniors this yea won't change the strong determination of next year's team I make the tournament. Not only do you strive to win the game but to gain team spirit and good sportsmanship. With this the will go all the way. mm ,M f' ' 4, ,2 . mifwgi Wm g .f ,, My rife? iifxs mxir QQ 1. , v 7611 'wi .1127 mfs mfg . Ky.. -1 3 WQQW?-4 QQ Wm fix? N55 f 2' QW, Qi- X mz,,, ., 71, 11,5 gg,-gr E14 3555 'lx ,, M, 1 oya Baigefgaff g g FRONT ROW: R. Dudley, E. Fahey, B. Griffin, T. Date, J. Greenwood. BACK ROW: Coach P. Rowe, J. Mor rill, D. Fahey, C. Robbins, R. Mallette, C. Derzanski. Coach Rowe Captainsg T. Date and B. Griffin If you've been around Raymond the last few years, know basketball was not something to brag about. But 1 years different. With one of the finest coaches in the state and team pride that can't be beat, our Rams were led by seniors to bring basketball back to our school. They g nothing but their best and do something a little different 1 year, they WIN! We know with an attitude like this our b ketball teams of the future will have nothing to hide. .7 49 uni I 1 ki I-if' oy: Baigsfgaff fl w F 3 .,.., rs ltr: 4.8 FIRST ROW: M. Toomey, D. Anderson, H. Vickery, M. Graham. SECOND ROW: Coach B. Benham, J. Ryan S. Robbins, P. Welch, D. Coulton. Coach B. Benham Captainsg S. Robbins and H. Vickery This years J.V. Team held their own with their new coach M liam Benham. The team is strong and the future looks good. Wa for them to go all the way next year. gifzfs Baifsfgaff FIRST ROW: S. Campbell, D. Picott, D. Harney, H. Ross, N. McDonald. SECOND ROW: Coach D. Audette, T. Holt, K. Beane, S. Rock, T. Margaritis. 534 A -, . QP Y -5342 a 'f - - -'-he . T116 E '34 . .i .ll MQ, Ni, ,- ' - -Q.. r , r- ' fail? This was the first season Raymond had a I.V. girls basketball program. The team was composed of mostly Freshmen with little basketball experience but a lot of hustle and desire to play. The I.V. Team achieved it's most important goal, which was to improve their skills in order to make the Varsity Squad. The J.V. Record was 8 wins and 8 loses. Leading the team in scoring was freshman and team captain Tammie Margaritis. . m . CZ.s.s'zLaaQ'z4 Q E From left to right: V. Brown, E. Marshall, W. Rosa, C. Kouchalakos, M. Morin, C. Morin, K. Langford, A Margaritis. 6555150411 lgf' Jima 1 . ..!, 1 . 552 , H 23f1 -wi g. Q from left to right: C. Rosa, B. Berry, B. Clifford, K. Langford, i 11.1 N v Ax. WT A 'sing-1 C. Van Dommelen, and C. Kouchalakos. 9584 QNgs., V: 'il ,-1 ,W IQY6 Joffaff pp FIRST ROW: B. Clifford, S. Kouchalakos, S. Young, C. Bournival, B. Bethune, K. Arnault, L. Casio. SECOND ROW: B. Welch, C. Rosa, C. Morin, D. Guay, A. Margaritis, K. Brown, B. Berry, B. Beliveau, and D. Audette. very discouraging season. One of our best players go to play for half the season. We made the tournamen in 16th place and went against Newmarket numbe one ranked. Unfortunately we lost the game. W only lost three seniors, two of them pitchers. W will come back this year with a lot of spirit and th will to win! The '76 Softball team had a 10-6 record. It was j injured at the beginning of the season and was unablj X xx ks 1. aagialf '76 FRONT ROW: F. Raymond, O. Reed, J. Warthen, D. Averell, D. Stewart, D. Lovlien, T. Brown, P. Harmon. BACK ROW: T. Creasy, E. Johnson, R. Malette, B. Dodge, B. Averell, S. Ross, Coach G. Gilfeather, Coach P. Desrochers. The 1976 Baseball season was filled with pleasure and pain. Coached by Pete Desrochers and George Gilfeather we had a good 9-7 record. Unfortunately our ace pitcher Skip Averell was injured halfway through the season. We missed the playoffs by a few percentage points. Although we lost eight seniors we will be returning with a good team coached by GILL. It's a baseball? S a ll 1 x. AMQ, f 1:3 , 3'f1'f'- f' Wm.-'KM ' .fb-'iff'-'Qf.-.f v '76 cypfzifzgq mcg SITTING CL-RJ: K. Fisher, K. Cottrell, E. Doane, D. Thompson. KNEELING CL-RJ: G. Stockel, W. Hyde, M Lessard, T. Perkins, T. Morrill, E. Beecher, B. Griffin, D. Titus, E. Stockel, I. Paquette - Manager STANDING QL-RJ: Coach L. Martin, D. Gelinas, P. Taylor, I. Ryan, K. Schaaff, L. Ornell, M. Noury, B Pallas, B. Broderick, J. Morrill, T. Paige, Coach E. Daniels. The most successful season in Raymond's short history of Boy's Spring Track was highlighted by: a 15-1 won lost record, lst. place in Conval Relays, Mile's Relays trip to Philadelphia, and N.H. Class M.-S. Stat Championship. Also, during the season, five school records were broken as Kevin Cottrell leaped to new mark in the pole vault and triple jump, Scott Greenwood muscled his way to new shot put and discus standards, an Ed Doane, Don Thompson, Kevin Fisher and Gene Stockel joined forces to establish a new mile relay record The consistently excellent performances put forth by seniors Don Thompson, Ed Doane, Kevin Fisher, an Kevin Cottrell will be greatly missed. Even though there are many fine, young trackmen returning, the 197 team will be hard pressed to equal the achievements of this one. RPYM045 'Vt 1.1 40 un, A S In only its second season of competition, the Girl Spring Track Team has five girls - Kerry Conroy Linda Cottrell, Lisa Wylie, Loretta Morrill, an Allison Carver - qualify for the state championships Of these five, all but Loretta and Allison were sen' iors, so for the 1977 Girls Spring Track Team to b successful the many young returning girls will hav to fill the void left by Kerry's, Lisa's, and Linda graduation. ,J wuz K K NQAL -W If 155400 3 fxg r f - A XL 'S di, ,.... A A. S K N V- ' ? . 1Q,gfi.:'. . , wx Q- 'fk 3 WN 'lik' r . 'n is in A 'f Q Q Y-210' s 3 N, ,I , 96 Cgwz ,76 jwziofz .qpfzom 7 1, 4 Q -rx, FDM! wg Q PEPSI if fx I Ig X 141 Q K. - Sf .QQ .'-1 .4 sw: Q vw . +, U Qs A A V, 1975 lfwyf 862 Q.. ,,z,, .A .. if 2 sa N 1 4 D 11 ,J 5 I 'k tm , Q A ' ,,-, ,, .V W, , .f , QR , 5 I ' .. W, , f, - Q,,5p,gi M , M ,A My W fi' A , ,Ak ir 1 .mtv QM vu 51 K A X i Lf. fx l ff , W U' if Q r X ask REL K I Q 2' YQJA 00 a 'zzz L'U'df 9 f,ugQmT 'N FL-mi afzfz KUQZIQQIZGE WINTER CARNIVAL RESULTS: Carnival Queen - Barbie Clifford lst Runner-up - Sue Kouchalakos 2nd Runner-up - Leona Rock 3rd Runner-up - Kathy Simone This year's Carnival won by the Junior class. The rest of the points were not tallied at the time of this book's publication, so we could not record them here. CObviouslyJ. This year's band was called Premonition. The group, which had been formed only a month or so before our Winter Carnival, seemed to be a big hit with all of the people at the dance. CONGRATULATIONS to QUEEN BARBIE and PRINCESSES SUE, LEONA, AND KATHY!! RAYMOND LICDNS AND LIGNESS CLUB Congra+ula+es 'rhe Class of '77 6 5 , f . Q ' Pa+rons Congratulations - Mr. and Mrs. William Black Fred and Linda Richard Dick and Marlene Turner Ron and Karen Flash Gordon Gould Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Arnault Nadene and Warren J. Arnault Paul DeWolf Janet, Julie, and Tammy Brown Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pallas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boynton, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David Eaton Congratulations - Mrs. Mary Jane Cross Mr. and Mrs. Romeo E. Levesque, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Romeo E. Levesque, Jr. The Holt Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moulton Mr. and Mrs. David Mason Stoney Claire Mitchell Jane Erwin Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Propper Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mason mr. and Mrs. Woodbury Cheryl, Scott, and Sweeney Mr. Daniels The Anderson Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dannis Best Wishes Class of 7'7 From Kay Lomo and Maggie Mr. DeGrace Jeffrey Derb Auntie Eunie Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Paquette Mr. and Mrs. George Ahearn Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Reed, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Reed, III Ivan Reed, IV, and Sister Angela Mike, Terry, and Vicky Reed Caesar Reed and Friends Mr. and Mrs. Lester Durgin - Wishing You Peace and Happiness. Reach For the highest star - it may be a long way off, but once you grab it you'll know it was worth the trouble . - Charlie Brown A Special Farewell to Mark Long From the Last of Us So-Called Juvenile Jerks Whom He Loves so Much . . . Keep Your Head Together Everybody - Susie and Sky RAYMOND -V Q S Xa! V v TU RSTWGRTHY STORE NJN? The Conroy Family Raymond Shopping Center 895-2969 Raymond, N.H. The Conroy's Wish You All The Bes+ in '77 and Always. EPPING TRADING CENTER Ernest R. Menard, Prop. Mears - Groceries - Provisions P p T 1 679 5303 M g M St Epp g N H 03042 THE R. T. AUTCDMCDTIVE BLUE BOWL MACHINE CCD. R E Automotive Marine Industrial Complete Automotive Machine Work and Rt. 107 Deerfield, N.H. Engine Rebuilding Congraiulaiions +o 'rhe Class of '77 Crankshaft Grinding and Welding Align Boring surface Grinding Rt. 101 Raymond, N.H. 03077 603-895-4535 ROSEMONT FARMS Rt. 125 Epping, N.H. Plant and Garden Supplies SHARGN NURSING HOME R.N. Nursing Care - Quiet Atmosphere - Special Attention to Diet - Aged, Chronic, and Convalescent Homelike Atmosphere Clark and Vail, Inc. Located in Deerfield A Federal Savmgs Institution New Hampshire s largest 'ff' Manchester :L lldral avlns 2 e e gf AND Lofm ASSOCIATION 156 Hanover Street and 993 Elm Street Manchester, N. H. 03105 Tel. 525-6491 and tal Avenue CHood Plazaj, Crys Derry, N.H . Tel. 432-3338 Compliments of Compliments of BRICK EPPING HARDWARE I7-3-3 TE' Rt. 125 Epping I Woodstoves Plumbing Supplies Kyanize Paints Johnsereds Chain Saws Rt. 125 Epping, N. H. 03042 CA N D I A Compliments of G N KOUNTRY 31 DQNUT SUPPLY CO. CHARMINGFARE LINKS SEAVEY MOTORS AN D Candia, N.H. CHARMINGFARE SKI TOURING CENTER Year-Round RecreaI'ion Candia , N.H . Compliments of MAIDEN FUNERAL HOME Within the means and wishes of all. Nike Factory Outlet Athletic Shoes Factory Seconds GEORGE 81 PHILLIPS, INC. 239 Water Street, Exeter,N. H . CHARLES J. HALEY, INC. 85 Water Street Exeter , N . H . 03833 772-3112 Sales and Service For Half a Century Television ' Radio ' Stereos Your Headquarters STONE'S BOYS 81 MENS SHOP The Paint Shop in Rockingham County Over 10 , 000 Pairs of Levi's Boys, Students and Mens 161 water street Save Exeter, N.H. S2'50 9. PAIR! BE N FRAN K LI N Compliments of PAWTUCKAWAY E S Locally Owned Nauonally Known R A L E Raymond Shopprng Center Raymond, N. H. Route 101 Best Wishes Raymond' N H 'ro the Class of '77 BREWITT FUNERAL SERVICE, INC E 14 P1ne Street Exeter 772 3554 18 Pleasant Street Epping 679 5391 Epping Road Raymond 895 3554 LANGFORD HOUSE REALTORS Candia Office: R t 101 at Langf rd R ad Compliments of BEAN E'S AUTO BODY R t 101 D rf ld Offc R t10'7 tD fldC tr C d N H Tel 483 2131 Congratulations to the Class of .77 Congratulations to the Class of 7'7! !! From the From the DERRY BANK 81 TRUST CO. R ute 101 Candi , N w Hampshire T 1 483-2151 WALNUT HILL SEMINAR HOUSE WENTWORTH MOTOR COMPANY Exeter's Versatile Automobile A1l Types of Cars for All Types of People 772-5975 Dealership' ' VOLVO-AMC-JEEP 140 Portsmouth Ave. Exeter Complete Service Facilities Open Evenings Until 8 P.M. 431-6464 JOHNSON'S DAIRY BAR Homestyle Cooking Seafoods, Steaks, Prime Ribs Roast Turkey Open 7 Days - 6:00 A.M. Mon.-Sat 'Til 9:00 P.M. 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. - Sundays Compliments of ALAN'S AUTO BODY Prescott Road, Raymond, New Specialists in Custom Body Work and Pa 895-2641 Hampshire inting CLEMENT'5 CLEMENT AND AGENCY ASSOCIATES Insurance - Real Estate R I Class of 41 I ' In the Shopping Center Raymond, N'H Raymond, N.H. 03077 At the Shopping Center 603 895 3194 Congratulations Donald E Roberts to the Raymond, New Hampshire Route 101 Also Derry, Wolfboro, Exeter, and Berlin, New Hampshire Don Reinhold's OX BGW RESTAURANT Rx Us R 1 4 d U U 54. T 1. 603 942 8671 Famous Salad B Congratulations to the Class of '7 '7 From the V.F.W. Compliments of AM ERICO MARTINI CAMMETT'S LUNCH 81 BAKERY Main Street Ra 'mmf' OUTDCDORS UNLIMITED, INC. Raymond, New Hampshire to the Class of '77 - Good Luck! Registered Land Surveying Larldplanlling R. S. L. LAYOUT 81 DESIGN Richard S. Ladd - R.S.L. Box 20 F. Nancy Lane R.F.D. 42, Raymond, N.H. 03077 Sanitary Designs - Approval 603-895-3986 Carefree Mobile Home Living Compliments of LEISURE FRANK ROCK VILLAGE ESTATES M Land Residential - Commercial Adult Community Langford Road Raymond, N H 03077 Rt 101 Raymond, N.H 895 2905 Tel 895 2705 Congratulations to the Class of '77 From SCHAAFF TQOL 84 EQUIPMENT Cornwell QuaIi'ry Tools Fred Schaaff Jr Tel 603 895 2708 Exeter Ba Compan Member F.D.I.C. Member First Boncorp of N.H., inc. Main Office: 154 Water Steer, Exeiev Drive ln: I1 Fron1S1reei, Exefer : Hompvon Folie: Loicrvehe Rd, Branches Raymond: At Enhance to Raymond Comer 571009109 Siroihcmz Adjacent fo King Hvwczy Plozc BLUE RIBBON SPORTS Epping Road Raymond , N . H . 603-895-4781 Quality Athletic Shoes Purdy Vantme Studio 9 E! St Manchester, N H, 03101 Phone' 603-6681558 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY L 3 fl 1 Q6 E rw Q D 0 5 .19 65. f 3 - N9 Class Rings Name Cards Announcements Memory Albums Appreciation Folders Thank You Notes Souvenir Announcement Covers The Seniors Favorite Place BROCJKS CATERING SERVICE Welcome Aboard VACATION CENTER 15371 Elm Street Manchester, NH 03101 ELLEN M. HAUGE Travel Consultant 603-669-7041-2 r-if lil I -. .. L......--. .N tt RAYMCDND DRUG Frank G. Case - John A. Ross Registered Pharmacists Raymond Shopping Center Raymond, New Hampshire Phone 895-2781 Bes+ Wishes +0 The Class of 77 FREMONT MQTQR SALES SPAULDINQ AND FROST 89 complamems of C , T Th Cl Of COZY CQRNER STQRE YEARBQQK ANEXIQDUES MOUNTAIN ROAD TRADING POST 895 2246 Sfffpoilli Fishing Tackle Cross Country Skis Sales and Rentals S bil nowmo es Sales and Service Coleman Camping Products RFD 1, Mountain Road Raymond, NH 03077 603-895 3501 ROY'S T.V. SHOP Radio, T.V. , Phonograph Route 102 Raymond, NH Congra'IuIa+ions +o +I1e Class of '77' HIGH SCHOOL SNACK BAR Bes+ Wishes +0 I'I1e Class of '77' NEW HAMPSHIRE FENCE CO., INC. Raymond Congraiulaiions 77 'I' H E Complimenfs of COURIER CITIZEN YARN BOUTIQUE CORP. Yarn and Accessories Raymond Shopping Center Raymond, New Hampshire 03077 B. Ann Humphries Knitting Machines Sales and Lessons I u , , . I' A 3- PA PA' S III I pp 6 iio' is M ' V, 4 ,,4V fifiiiil 5 COIIIIIIIY STORE . : f ' -4.t, Y ,X,7 . 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Arnaul'r 3-D TAl TE W0ODr!C?RKlNG RESTAURANT ' , Uphols'rermg Home-Cooked Meals Commercial R ial GOFF CHEVROLET Auto Body Repair Auto Painting Front End Alignment Automatic Transmission Repairs AAA Tires and Repairs Candia - Four Corners Tel. 483-2541: 483-2221 New and Used Cars and Trucks Complimenfs of Myron W. Caie Raymond Rubbish Hauling f 11 -0, Tel. 895-3177 Residential - Commercial - Industrial Container Service Box 347 Raymond , NH LONGBRANCH W- RESTAURANT Polly and Gerry AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND EQUIPMENT S. NICKERSON AUTO PARTS INC. 98 Epping Road Exeter NH 03833 772-3902 or 772-4700 227 Main Street, Raymond 895-4000 or 895-4008 SlMANO'S GARAGE 81 GROCERY STORE Norm Simano - Prop 24-Hour Wrecker Service General Repairs Used Cars - Alignments Route 101 Candia, NH 03034 Phone 483 2366 LOUISE'S SPORT SHOP THE FINEST IN SPORTS Pete Mantegani Prop 183 Water St Exeter NH Phone 603 772 3257 Congra+ula+ions You can Help' Class of 77 CHILD CARE From FAMILY PLANNING TRANSPORTATION WELL BABY CLINIC PAP SMEAR CLINIC RQ D I E'S BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING RECREATION COMMUNITY CALENDAR 0 F HEALTH CENTER RAYMOND INDIAN HEAD BANK OF EXETER BRANCH OFFICE: 60 Porstmouth Ave. , Exeter Epping Street, Raymond Pleasant Street, Epping Complimen+s of P S WELDING co. Dr.ancl Mrs. S ,lm Q pecia izing in Ma r'rin J. Dionne Wroughtlronmilings an? Haniigiaill Road Fa mlly Phone 895 2338 I. C. REED 84 SCDNS EB sf 5085. I l Utility Construction d M ' t Epp gSt t 895-2731 Raymond. NH + I T' Galileo? .?7??S Congra'rula1'ions +o 'rhe Class of ll77ll GLENNAS TRUCK RAYMOND Auto S-I-Op BODY Rte. 101 Rte. 101 Raymond, NH Raymond NH 'Our business stinks, we need yours. RAYMOND SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Pumping 'F Cleaningiilnstallation Nelson She man Tel Haruma Road 895 3087 Congrafulaiions +o Hue Class of '77 From THE RAYMOND FLOWER SHOP i 53 QGBENE T 1 R Y d .T valve GEMINI VALVE, INC. 895 2714 9 X Affiliate of ARTHUR W. ROLLINS 81 SON EXCAVATING SEPTIC TANKS DITCHING DRY WELLS GRADING - GRAVEL DOZING R y d N H ph 03077 THE PARKER 81 HARPER MFG. CO., INC. Otter Court, Raymond, New Hampshire 03077 U S . A . T 1 ph 16033895 4761 Congrafulalions 'ro the Class of ll77ll John E. Robbins Brown Road Raymond , NH Tel . 895-3595 SMITH BROS. Trucks and Equipment Rte 101 Raymond, NH 03077 Nights 895 2807 PORTLAND GLASS Epping Road Exeter NH Tel 603-772 9301 Auto Glass Mirrors Plexiglass Patio Doors Plate Replacement Table Tops Stove Fronts Srlrcone Sealants BAGLEY LAWN FURNITURE MFG. AND PINE NOVELTIES Raymond, NH Tel. 895 4496 RAYMOND ELI N. MARCCTTE ALUMINUM INC. Bottled Gas, Appliances SPECIALIZE IN ALUMINUM DOORS Water Healers' AND WINDOWS O11 Heaung Systems A150 Glass, CLAYTON POOLE Screen Repairs Manager and Upholstenng Raymond, NH Tel 895 4208 895-2831 CompIImenI's of CCOLEY'S SERVICE CENTER INSPECTION STATION FULL TIME MECHANIC Congratulaiions and Best of Luck 'ro the Class of '77 DICK'S CHEVRON STATION Route 101 Rte 101 Raymond NH 895 2821 Gen Auto Repairs 24 Hour Wrecker Service Gas Oil - Tires DICK'S TRACTOR AND EOUIPMENT CENTER Complete Line of Tractors and Mowers Service and Parts 895-2821 DICK TURNER, PROP. Raymond NH Complimenfs of RAYMOND AUTO SUPPLY CO., INC. The Motorist's Friend C mpIImen+ 'I THE PINES RESTAURANT Rte. 101, Raymond C I Classof '77 CAIv1Iv1ETT'S COUNTRY STORE Raymond , NH Office 895-2812 ARCHIBALD INSURANCE AGENCY Main Street Raymond , NH Congrafularions 'ro +he Whole Town 'For 'rhe New Media Cenrer The High School Library Ronald H. Quimby General Contracter Free Estimates Excavating, Dozer Work, Septic Systems, Fill, Gravel, Loam Nottingham Road, Raymond Phone 895-2024 DAY'S PGTATCD CHIPS Il Since 1921 They Are So Raymond 895-2543 DAY-LICIOUS llifliffiiggii fl! IQWWK lf? MVN si ' ' f J 53322 lil lHW-esfwjjffilvwww Oo ,, Q ll 1 oml P Qld! O X,,if,,, W, if i fi r M Uyldrbnxjyvliffvufgpwglfjmydyliv VW 019' XO iv aww Q? oiyo D M if Willy W W 01 1 ' 'fly wi WMLXOLJWW yi mor ,Wow will ijyi,yP V9jya,?WlM, ' .a 'v'yVVawCqU. lm M MMM W ,fl W We WW MJQJWQSVV WOW? 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