Raymond High School - Pynecone Yearbook (Raymond, NH)

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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.

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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.

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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.