Winnacunnet High School - Sachem Yearbook (Hampton, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1967 volume:

THE 1967 SACHEM Winnacunnet High School Hampton, New Hampshire The Whole is Equal to the Sum of the Parts In our sophomore year at Winnacunnet High School, we learn this axiom in geometry class. It is a logical, universal concept that anyone could testify to as a practical truth. But the true meaning of this mathematical reality becomes clear only when we face graduation as a senior class. Then, we remember the parts: students, faculty, classes, athletics, and activities; the whole: Winnacunnet High School. Each is separate and important, but we, the Class of 1967, also remember another axiom, one which sums up the past four years - The whole is GREATER than any of its parts. 2 SENIORS 27 STAFF EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT LITERARY EDITOR ART EDITOR ASSISTANT SENIOR EDITOR ASSISTANTS SPORTS EDITOR UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR ASSISTANT ACTIVITIES EDITOR ASSISTANT FACULTY EDITOR ASSISTANT ADVERTISING EDITOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS PHOTOGRAPHER SECRETARY to the ADVISOR ADVISOR June Charters Janet Savage Tom Hartnett Michele Demarest Shelley Luck Sue Blythe Peter Jautaikis Bob Freeman Rod Blake Liz Brennan Janet Blatchford Mary Ann Ross Jill Fernald Peppa Barnaby Dale Pratt Kris Hinkley Gloria Carpenter Heather Coombs Maureen Mullen Tom Chernesky Rita Hayes Mark Savage Dena Fenderson Mr. Elliot Rowsey 3 DEDICATION With sincere gratitude and deep appreciation, we dedi- cate this SACHEM to two people who have unselfishly sacri- ficed their time and effort to make our last two years at W.H.S. rewarding and worthwhile. Because of their encouragement and understanding, we, the Class of 1967, would like to give them the recognition which they justly deserve. In striving to fulfill their expectations and high stand- ards, we hope that we have not failed them, for they have not failed us. Thank you, Miss Curry and Mr. Lavallee. WINNACUNNET SCHOOL BOARD Carroll Fogg John Trumbull Malcolm Hamilton North Hampton Hampton Falls Hampton Karl E. Gove Seabrook Dr. Harold L. Pierson Hampton They keep it running! 6 MESSAGES My sincere congratulations to the graduating class of 1967. You are graduating into a world in which po- litical, social, and technological changes and in- novations are taking place with baffling rapidity. The world outside is expecting a great deal from its youthful citizens these days. You will be ex- pected to meet your individual responsibilities in the most direct and uncompromising way that you can. I do not need to instruct you as to what these responsibilities are. The fulfillment requires the highest order of moral strength and courage. Your parents and teachers also deserve praise and congratulations on this occasion of your grad- uation from high school, for it is through their combined efforts that you have attained this im- portant goal. My personal wish is that each of you realize much success, happiness, and accomplishment in your lifetime. Paul L. O'Neil Superintendent A community cannot be happy in one part and un- happy in another. It's all or nothing, no patching any more forever. H. G. Wells H. G. Wells wrote the above words in 1905 as he looked to 20th Century progress in recognizing the worth of each individual and the dignity of man. But for all our strides forward, there remains much to be done in the years ahead. Your theme for this Yearbook will convey a different message to each person, but I look to your message in terms of all humanity. I know that the whole of mankind is equal to the sum of its parts, but it is some of these divisions that concern me in 1967. You as high school graduates must contribute to a dialogue that will bring about a better under- standing of man's relation to man. You must be ready to recognize the differences in individuals without debasing human dignity. Finally, and most important, your individual roles must never be treated indifferently; for you as a member of our society must give more than lip service to your convictions. For in the real truth of the matter, The whole is equal to the sum of the parts , and humanity is equal to the sum total of individuals that live in this world. Daniel S. Maloney Principal 7 ADMINISTRATION Daniel S. Maloney Principal Springfield College, B.S. Boston University, M. Ed. Allan J. Bushold Assistant Principal Boston University, A.B. University of New Hampshire, M. Ed. Send Up. (censored) GUIDANCE Shirley McRae Guidance Counselor Wentworth Hospital School of Nursing, R.N. Boston University, B.S. Robert Swasey Guidance Counselor University of New Hampshire, B.S. F.T.A. Club Adviser There must be some college that will take me. 10 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Robert J. Dodge Director of Physical Education and Athletics Boys’ Physical Education Bowling Green State University, B.S. Ed. Coach-Varsity Basket- ball George C. Manix Boys Physical Education Plymouth State College, B.Ed. Football Line Coach Winter Track Coach Spring Track Coach Carol A. Ball Girls Physical Education Plymouth State College, B.Ed. Basketball Coach Softball Coach Junior Class Advisor Betty J. Blatchford Girls’ Physical Education University of New Hampshire, B.S. Field Hockey Coach ,rNow this is how a professional does it” Rip! 10-9-8-7 BUSINESS EDUCATION Olive B. Brooks Bookkeeping I Bookkeeping n Personal Typing Business Math Exploratory Business Plymouth State, B.Ed. Alice C. Downing Department Head Shorthand I Shorthand II Transcription Typewriting Plymouth State, B.Ed. Business Club Nancy Latvis Office Practice I Office Practice n Personal Typing Business Law Salesmanship Plymouth State, B.Ed. School Treasurer a-s-d-f-space-j-k-1-;-space-erase, Greg!! 12 INDUSTRIAL ARTS John J. Donaldson Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts Iowa State University B.S. Junior Class Advisor Practicing what they teach. Neal D. Gadwah Department Head Industrial Arts Driver Education Keene State, B.Ed Richard A. Nye Industrial Arts Driver Education Keene State, B.Ed. ENGLISH Joan F. Curry Reading Queens College, B.A. University of The City of New York, M.S. Senior Class Advisor Wilfred P. Lachance English III St. Anselm's College, A.B. Faculty President Robert W. Johnston English University of Maine, B.S. Ed. Forum Club Advisor Ronald M. Linsky English I and III Boston University, B.S. Ed. Debate Coach John C. McCarthy, Jr. Department Head English II American Civilization Boston University, B.S, J.V. Basketball Coach Golf Coach 4 DEPARTMENT Janet Nesmith English University of New Hampshire, B.A. Newspaper Advisor Sharon Peiker Humanities English Public Speaking Advanced Composition University of New Hampshire, B.A. Mary E. Staniels English Keene Teachers College, B.Ed. Bread Loaf School of English, Middlebury College M. Lib. Arts Mary M. Pike Librarian Bates, A.B. Simmons, B.S. in L.S. Library Club Advisor Margery Ann Washburn English University of New Hampshire, B.A. Freshman Class Advisor Cheerleader Advisor 15 LANGUAGE Burtis F. Vaughan, Jr. Coordinator Latin, English Grammar Review Columbia University, B.A., M.A. Charlyn E. Brown Spanish University of New Hampshire, B.A. Wake up back there! Otis Mudge ench, English mouth, A.M. Ronald Pomerleau French, English University of New Hampshire, B.A. Doris J. Valley Department Head French Radcliffe, A.B. 16 THE ARTS Stanley W. Bednarz Band, Chorus, Music Appreciation, Music Theory and Composition New England Conserva- tory of Music, B.Mus.Ed. M.Mus.Ed. Advisor: Stage Band, Pep Band Ruth Seidel Art University of New Hampshire, B.S. Advisor: Poster Club Richard L. Montgomery Supplementary Teacher Social Studies, Art, English University of New Hampshire, B.F.A. Rhode Island School of Design HOME ECONOMICS Alma M. Cross Homemaking I, IV University of New Hampshire, B.S. imes have I told you not to put the cake in the dryer! Shirley A. Mader Foods and Nutrition, Ad- vanced Foods, Family Relations and Child Development University of Maine, B.S. Boston University, M.A. Faculty Council SCIENCE David E. Deshon Department Head Chemistry University of Maine, B.S.Ed. Football — Assistant coach Richard O. Bohm Biology Chemistry University of Massachusetts, B.S. Cornell University, M.S. Herbert D. Holmes Earth Science University of New Hampshire, B.A. Freshman Advisor — 18 DEPARTMENT Richard J. Ladd Biology General Science University of New Hampshire, B.S. Boston University, M.Ed Baseball Coach Alide J. Lavallee Biology University of New Hampshire, B.S. Senior Class Advisor Gertrude Morris Physics Physical Science Technical Physics Lowell Technological Institute, B.S. (Physics) y vV •v SOCIAL STUDIES Stillman M. Hobbs Coordinator World History, Worl( Civilization, America '' Civilization J Bates College, B.A. FTA Advisor Don't you see boys and girls? It's all Mickey Mouse! Leonard Barron Social Studies, World History, Phys. Ed. Keene State College, B.Ed. Frosh Basketball Coach David N. Deering Social Studies I University of New Hampshire, B.A. 20 Harold Fernald World History, World Civilization, U. S. His- tory, Social Studies I Plymouth Teachers Col- lege, B. Ed. Historical Society, Cross Country DEPARTMENT Ernest R. Gregorowicz World History, Social Studies II, P.O.D. Columbia, B.A. Northeastern, M. Ed. Football Coach, Varsity Club Advisor World History, U. S. History Villanova, B.A. Ass’t Football Coach David L. Morin U.S. History, P.O.D. Colby College, B.A. A.V.A. Advisor James Pechewlys P.O.D., Social Studies I University of the Amer- icas, B.A. Jeremy J. Sawyer Guidance Department Head U. S. History Dartmouth College, A.B. 21 Now, girls, let's get back on the subject. MATH ”If you don’t know how to play tic tac toe. . Barbara E. Hudson Mathematics Dept. Head Advanced Math, Algebra II, Introduction to Secondary Math Plymouth State College, B.Ed. University of New Hampshire, M.S.T. Mathletes Advisor V YjJ V fV ■ KY -r Gloria P. Camp Algebra I, Geometry, General Math n Stetson University, B.S. Samuel F. Robinson Geometry, Algebra, General Math I Keene State College, B.Ed. Pep Club Advisor Elliot C. Rowsey Introduction to Second- ary Math, Algebra I, Geometry Nasson College, B.S. Sophomore Class Ad- visor, Yearbook Advisor, Ass’t. Track Coach Charles G. White Algebra I, Introduction to Second- ary Math, General Math I Plymouth State College, B.Ed. Frosh Football, 22 JV Baseball Elsie Emslie Administrative Secretary Jean Harmon Secretary June Maloney Guidance Secretary STAFF 23 Mrs. Helen Bourn Librarian Mrs. Gladys Zitrick School Nurse Theresa J. Wentworth Department Head, English Death be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dread- ful, for thou art not so . . A generation of students echoes Donne's words because they will remember Mrs.. Theresa Wentworth, now departed but still alive in the minds and hearts of all who knew her. In our century, one littered with hordes of uncommitted men, the loss of one so deeply devoted to her God, her family, and her work is a loss not easily replaced. For Mrs. Wentworth brought to us at Winnacunnet a kind respect for all men; a love of the aesthetic;a desire for academic excellence simple dignity seededand harvested in the great literature of the past. Let us not become sentimental but rather inspired by the memory of Mrs. Went- worth and the signal contribution she has made to Winnacunnet and to each of us in our lives. In this way death can be defeated, and she will live on, forever. 24 INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Mr. Peter Brooks Director Let's see now A new Instructional Materials Center has been established this year in the former music rooms at Winnacunnet. This project, esta- blished under a federal grant received by Supervisory Union 21 in 1966, provides library and audio-visual services to the twelve schools in the union and operates in-service training programs for teachers. The center houses a large collection of books, films, filmstrips, tapes, records, transparencies, and other instructional aids. Many of these are produced by the I.M.C. staff with the new equipment nowavailable. Several W.H.S. students have become actively involved in the work by assisting in the office and in the darkroom. The little blue delivery van of the LM.C. has become a familiar sight around our school. 25 Watch the fingers! 67 iSS; FfPSjS! i?!' � swi r ,E5s:« !■■ ' -ccSS? A large part of our graduating class will go on to further schooling. Yet for some, this is the final year of their formal education. Marriage and the armed services will replace col- lege life. The four years of schooling at Winnacunnet have given us an education not only from our studies and books but also from the people we have met and the lasting friendships we have ac- quired. In the future we will realize how much these few years have influenced our lives. 28 Barbara Thompson President, Class of 1967 OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Barbara Thompson VICE PRES.: Robert Freeman SECRETARY: Janet Pingree TREASURER: Kathie Andrews ADVISORS Mr. Lavallee Miss Curry BACK ROW Duane Kimball Ken Cutler Pam Whitworth Maryann Ross Peter Bushold Robert Freeman FRONT ROW Jill Femald Janet Savage June Charters Barbara Thompson Janet Pingree Kathie Andrews COUNCIL SHARI LYNNE AJEMIAN North Hampton Likes: Folk music, guitar, sincerity, Diego, Boston, Nov. 5, 1966, ee Cummings, Gib- ran, impulsiveness Dislikes: Jacks, conformity, phonies, state of the world, war, triviality, waiting, people who merely exist Whim: To be free as a bird Ambition: teacher, Vista W.H.S. Memory: Spanish; English ’64 Achievements: Pep Club 1,2; Folk Singing 2,3,4; Co-president 3; Student Council 3,4; Correspondent to orphan 4; Library Aide 4; Yearbook; Smoke Signal 1,2,3,4; FT A 4; Dance Committees; Baccalaureate 3 KATHY LYNN ALBERTS Kingston Likes: Leo, art, especially portrait painting, New York, rings Dislikes: To be late, breakfast, fried clams, insincerity, callous people Whim: To sculpt a clay figure ten feet tall Ambition: Artist W.H.S. Memory: Art 4 class Achievements: Yearbook, Gym Team 1,2; Field Hockey 1,2; Band Librarian 2; Pep Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2 Transferred from Sanborn Seminary, Kingston, 1965 STEPHEN RICKY ANDERSON Hampton Nickname: Steve Likes: 3:00, money, June 16, 1967, fast cars, bowling, hunting Dislikes: know-it-alls, hot lunch, conceited people, homework, speed limits, V.W.' Whim: To drive in the Indianapolis 500 Ambition: To do what I like W.H.S. Memory: Graduation Transferred from Tustin High, Tustin, California CHARLES GRAHAM ALLEN North Hampton Nickname: Charlie Likes: Study halls, silence, folk music Dislikes: football practice, meat loaf, chemistry labs Whim: To talk back to Mr. G Ambition: To accompany P.P. and M W.H.S. Memory: Physical Science A, period 3 with Miss Morris Achievements: Football 2,3,4; Spring track 2,3; Folk Singing Club 3, 4; Forum Club 2,3 Transferred from Medfield High School, Medfield, Mass. 1964 30 KATHALEEN MARION ANDREWS North Hampton Nickname: Kathie Likes: onion rings, Johnny Mathis, pecan pie, White Shoulders, Ossipee Lake, sandy beaches, fireplaces, Kagamaugus Highway, Skidoos, roller coasters Dislikes: burnt marshmellows, yokes of fried eggs, phone booths, Fig Newtons, den- tist, garlic, natural curly hair, giving oral reports Whim: to fill a bathtub full of Jello, sit in it, and let it harden Ambition: Physical Education Director W.H.S. Memory: The temptation I had from eating those raisins, which flew out of my hand (involuntarily) during study hall Achievements: Ski Club 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 3,4; Historical Society 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Junior Prom Hostess 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Varsity Basketball 2,3; FTA 3; Yearbook 4; Field Hockey 2; SCUBA Diving Club 4; Dance Committees 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Winnacarnival 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3 CLAUDIA APRIL Hampton Nickname: Claud Likes: people, surfing, to smile and laugh, to make people happy, seafood, clothes, having fun, believing in God, simple things in life Dislikes: dentists, to be left out of anything, people who aren't sincere, the thought of dieting, the state the world is in W.H.S. Memory: my Senior year Achievements: Baccalaureate 3; Chorus 1,2; Dance Committees 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 4; Intramural 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3,4; Ski Club 4; Historical Society 4 Hampton Nickname: Bev Likes: J.W., water skiing, sewing Dislikes: peeling onions, stuck-up people Whim: to win the Indianapolis 500 Ambition: to be a successful secretary W.H.S. Memory: Junior Prom Achievements: Pep Club; Dance Committees; Winnacarnival; Honor Roll CHRISTOPHER JOHN AUGUSTA Hampton Falls Nickname: Chris Likes: girls from Massachusetts, golf, beach Dislikes: Hampton Falls, cold, smoking, buses Whim: to win a state championship in golf Ambition: not to get married W.H.S. Memory: Mr. Pechewlys demonstrating brush blocking Achievements: Basketball 3; Golf 3,4; JCL; Honor Roll 3 Transferred from Norwood Senior High School, Norwood Mass. 1965 BEVERLY ELOISE ARKWELL 31 ESTELLE MAY BAILEY Hampton Falls Nickname: Stell, Etsell, Dusty, Rusty Likes: food, the Air Force, driving fast, a cross country runner Dislikes: redundant, stupid people; 7th period study hall Whim: to be a foot tall W.H.S. Memory: the day I was picked for the majorette squad Achievements: Honor roll 2; Forum Club 2,3; Majorette 4; Historical Society 4 ampf n Fak J? u :a, Roller boaster rides, guitkr, piaiio SARA JANE BARKER , r. Likes: ambitious Tides, tall boys, jrizz Dislikes: slow people, coffee Whim: to write a best seller Ambition: stenographer, secretary W.H.S. Memory: making the honor roll, spring qf 196 y Achievements: Chorus 1,2; honor roH 'S mokqj'SignalM rp yjj y ■ CHARLOTTE ANNE BARNABY Hampton Nickname: Peppa Likes: Jay, snow skiing, people, the Supremes, pizza, the summers at Hampton Beach Dislikes: cliques, egg plant, smoking Whim: to go to Spain Ambition: elementary teacher W.H.S. Memory: My opportunity to attend Granite Girls' State and being a varsity cheerleader Achievements: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Historical Society 3,4, vice- president 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; F.T.A. 3,4, treasurer 3, president 4; honor roll 2,3,4; Girls State 3; Yearbook staff 4, Activities Editor; Varsity cheerleader 4; Dance committees 1,2,3,4; Baccalaureate Hostess 3; Student Council Representative 4; Library aide 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. PAULA BARNES Exeter Nickname: Barney Likes: Ray S., fairs, sheep, cows, dogs Dislikes: school, fake people, non-farmers Ambition: veterinarian, farmer W.H.S. Memory: U. S. History and P.O.D. with Mr. Morin Achievements: Chorus 1; 2nd place in the 1965 Science Fair; 4-H Club, vice-presi- dent, secretary, treasurer 32 CHERYL LYNN BASSETT North Hampton Nickname: Cher Likes: sports, dances, parties, lobster, friendly people Dislikes: pests, snobs, rallies without school spirit Whim: to go to Hawaii Ambition: elementary teacher W.H.S. Memory: When we won the Class L Basketball Tournament Achievements: Pep Club 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3,4, treasurer 4; Folksinging 3; Chorus 1,3; Smoke Signal 4; Historical Society 4; Field hockey 4; Poster Club 2; Girls Tjack 3; Dance Committees; Library aide 4 RODNEY ERIC BATCHELDER North Hampton Vri Nickname: Batch, Rod Likes: Fords, fast cars, girls, talking Dislikes: Chevies, stuck-up people, school Whim: to own a Mustang GT 350 Ambition: to stay away from Vietnam and the service W.H.S Memory: I try to forget Achievements: A.V.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4 STEPHEN PETER BATCHELDER Hampton Nickname: Steve Likes: surfing, snow storms, rainy days, sincerity, being tan, clothes, Hathaway, huge old houses, doing things differently, the ocean, being with just one person Dislikes: shaving, conceited people, crowds, losing something, waiting, moditity W.H.S. Memory: Winning the 1966 State Championship in basketball Achievements: Vice-president of Student Council 3, President 4; President N.H. Asso- ciation of Student Council 4; Varsity Club 4; Soccer 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4 ROSEANN BERGERON Seabrook Nickname: Rosi Likes: ocean, mountains, Fall, friends, chocolate, camping, mushrooms Dislikes: fish, commercials, not finishing my homework, always forgetting something, discord, being a number Whim: to live on an exotic island for a year where everybody is happy Ambition: to be in a career that helps people individually, to be myself, to graduate from college Achievements: F.T.A. 3; Smoke Signal 2,3; Poster Club 2,3; Track 3; Debate 1,4; Pep Club 1 33 DIANE L. BERNIER North Hampton Nickname: Di” Likes: horseback riding, driving, credit cards, traveling, ’’J.T.” Dislikes: empty gas tanks, snobby people Whim: to be successful in everything Ambition: hairdresser W.H.S. Memory: Mrs. Hale - sophomore English, Miss Ball - P.E. Achievements: Historical Society 2,3; Future Homemakers of America 3. RODRICK WINSTON BLAKE Hampton Nickname: Rod, Thorn Likes: autumn, Washington, D. C., lettuce, Lucy, P.P. M., my guitar, senior lounge Dislikes: cold days, study halls, soggy sandwiches, earplugs, getting sleepy Whim: to be a Grand Prix race driver Ambition: Physician, engineer W.H.S. Memory: all the pun we had in 4th period US History Achievements: Folk Music Club 2,3,4; Historical Society 2,3,4; Honor Roll; Student Council4;Dance Committee; Yearbook; Camera Club 2,3,4; Prom Usher 2; Win- nacarnival 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Vice President 4. JANET ELAINE BLATCHFORD Hampton Nickname: Jan, Jeb Likes: ice cream, sewing, sports, pool, waterskiing, people, parties, window shopping, Beach Boys Dislikes: insincere people, Pepsi Whim: To be a professional waterskier Ambition: Nurse W.H.S. Memory: 4th period US History, 6th period Physics Achievements: Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Graduation Usherette 3; Tri-Hi-Y; Junior Prom Princess. SUSAN ANN BLYTHE North Hampton Nickname: Sue, Susie Likes: snow, Michaelangelo, sports, being one of the fellas, the ocean, Woody Allen, Mr. Ashley, Chuck Lucille Dislikes: depression, nags, insincerity, boredom, 7th period study, ’’impersonal people Whim: to fly a Sopwith Camel; to live on the ocean Ambition: to study Art W.H.S. Memory: N.H. Basketball Tournament Championship Achievements: Basketball 1; Winnacarnival Princess 1; Ceramics 1; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Vice president 3; Poster Club; Dance Prom Committees 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader J.V. 2, Co-capt. 3, Varsity Co-capt. 4; Junior Council 3; Senior Arts Award Program 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Yearbook Art Editor 4; P. P. Football Team 4; Football Queen 4. 34 RODNEY KEITH BOOKER North Hampton Nickname: Rod Likes: Chevys, girls, racing Dislikes: Fords, Sunday drivers Whim: to drive a stock car Ambition: auto mechanic W.H.S. Memory: Freshman year Achievements: Band, 4 years of High School. SUSAN SHERMAN BOOTHBY North Hampton Nickname: Sue, Sherm Likes: happiness, laughter, yellow, mountain climbing, skiing Dislikes: insecurity, socks, insincerity, loosing, hyprocrites, black Whim: to climb Mount. Blanc, sail in the American Cup Race Ambition: lawyer W.H.S. Memory: the Exeter game, ”66 Basketball Tournament Achievements: Student Council Rep. 4; Cheerleading J.V.2, Varsity Workshop Sejtferary 3, Pe Society 2,3; Poster ulub 2: Ce JAMES JOSEPH BRANHAM Nickname: Ape Likes: football, girls, skiiife snyicuvi Dislikes: Pansy, long football practicek, Twig1 Whim: to complete a football season without getting hurt Ambition: Physical Education Teacher W.H.S. Memory: falling in the pit Achievements: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. 1,2; Secretary 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4, Sec. ; Co-capt. 4; N.H.S.C. Delegate 2,3; Leadership lub 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3, Treas. 3; Historical ' Club 1,2. LIZBETH KATHERINE BRENNAN Hampton Nickname: Liz, Liz K. Likes: driving, 2 week vacations, WHS, boys Dislikes: snobs, boys with long hair, J.B.S. Whim: to be first in Miss American Pageant Ambition: Teacher, Librarian W.H.S. Memory: beating Exeter, confetti at the football games, Mr. B and Mrs. Valley Achievements: Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Smoke Signal 3; Forum 2,3; Vice pres. 3; Pep Club 1,3; Yearbook 4; Library Aid 2; Library Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Band 2,3,4; Band Letter 3: Pep Band 3,4. 35 KIMBERLEY BROWN Hampton Nickname: Kim Likes: Bob Dylan, travelling, reading, the beach, listening to records, surfing Dislikes: people who sum me up in one phrase Whim: to grow grass and sell it Ambition: to travel Achievements: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Winter Track 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Civics Award; U. S. History Award , - ROBERT BUCK AN Ajrt Nickname: jfcb J North Ham y, I rip , fast cars, study {•sisters on: boat skipper : .( emorw winnWig Class L Champs in basketball Achifeven entsr CameraiClub 2,3; Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3,4 sports, Wati little «rot DAVID BURBINE Hampton Nickname: Dave Likes: girls with long hair, parties, friendly people Dislikes: Tinny Boppers, clowns, lousy parties, girls who put on acts Whim: to go to school next year to further my education Ambition: psychiatrist Achievements: Cross Coyjfl 2; Track 2; Transferred from Terry Parker High School, Jacksonville, FWrti WILLIAM JOSEPH BU, Hampton Nickname: Bill Likes: Jo, Mustang; football; surfing Dislikes: Hartford, Conn., hot lunch, real nosey girls Whim: to buy a Corvette Ambition: Coach W. H. S. Memory: Mr. Morin’s P. O. D. class my Senior year Achievements: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4 36 PETER ALLAN BUSHOLD Hampton Nickname: Pete Likes: history, tennis, skiing, drive-ins, miniature golf, puns, Philadelphia 76' ers, Ronald Reagan Dislikes: insincere people, Boston Celtics, hot weather, lobster, Chevy 6's Whim: to be foreign ambassador to India Ambition: to be successful in college; Federal employment W. H. S. Memory: 1965-1966 Basketball Championship; wild parties (Dave’s) Achievements: Freshman Basketball; Band 1,2,3,4; Vice President of Freshman Class; Senior Council; Debating 3; Spring Dance Chairman 2; J. V. Baseball; Dance Band 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Winnabowl 1,2,3,4 DAVID WALLACE CARLINO North Hampton Nickname: Dave Likes: girls, Hondas, wrestling, the beach, ice fishing Dislikes: math, first period study hall, rude people Whim: to own a restaurant in the middle of a cemetery Ambition: to go to college, and to own a Corvette W. H. S. Memory: Mr. Morin’s P. O. D. class Achievements: Football 1; Wrestling 1,2; Golf 1,2,4; Intramural Soccer 4; Winna- carnival 1,2,3 GLORIA JEAN CARPENTER Hampton Nickname: Glo Likes: Stones, dancing, Ramrods, Techniques, weekends, beach, XKE's, suede, pretty eyes Dislikes: white socks on boys, Mondays, spacy people, Hampton Beach in winter, conformity Whim: to be a surfer in California Ambition: go to UNH-Lab, technologist W. H. S. Memory: Basketball Championship in ’66, Mr. Ashley's influence Achievements: Field Hockey; Yearbook Staff 4; Smoke Signal 4; Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Historical Society 2,3,4; Poster Club 4j Honor Roll, Dance Committee 1,2; Prom Committee (CHADBO LLY URN Hampton ; camping outdoors; pizza; coke, steak, Mrs. Camp's math class, period ikes: LvIL; can Jl ishkes: live r; s Turn:, to fly by j u % Achievements: Smoke Signal 4; Future Secretaries Club squash, turnip y by jet and go to Venice, Italy Anibitibn: to be a secretary y.fAH. S. Memory: Junior Prom 37 JUNE GRACE CHARTERS Hampton Nickname: Grace, Scotty, Fox Likes: ice cream cones, people, smiles and laughter, going barefoot, reading, football games, autumn Dislikes: hot, humid weather, sitting doing nothing, unsolvable math problems, smoke- filled rooms, formality and protocol Whim: to be able to do half the things I want to do!! Ambition: nursing and education W.H.S. Memory: homeroom with Mr. Donaldson, the class of 1967 Achievements: Pep Club 1,2, sec. 4; Gym Team 1,2; Library Aide 3; Softball 3; Class Secretary 1; Student Council Representative 2; Senior Council; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Co-capt. 3; Jr. Prom Queen 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Editor- in-chief 4; Hostess 2,3; Phys. Ed. Award 3; Girls Leaders Club; Powder Puff Foot- ball 3,4 MONTGOMERY CHASE Seabrook Likes: fishing, hunting, girls, levis, Friday nights Dislikes: Chinese food, working nights Whim: to open a fortune cookie and not find a crummy fortune Ambition: to become a famous chef and operate my own restaurant W.H.S. Memory: the embarrassment as I walked into Home Economics II THOMAS EDWARD CHERNESKY Hampton Nickname: T.C. Likes: beautiful, provocative young ladies, N.A.H., individualism Dislikes: The Honor Society lounge, people who do not take part in senior parties Whim: to sail about in my cellar, to have a picnic in the Goodyear Blimp Ambition: to fly as a Navy pilot W.H.S. Memory: beinga member of this carefree, honest, and trustworthy class which is respected and admired by all underclassmen Achievements: Football 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Intramural Soccer 2,4; Yearbook; Pow- der Puff Football Cheerleader 4; Smoke Signal 4 KAREN MARIE CHOUINARD Hampton Nickname: Casey Likes: swimming, dancing, boys, sport cars, Hondas Dislikes: Mondays, boys who wear white socks, homework Whim: to travel in Europe Ambition: to be a nurse W.H.S. Memory: Basketball Championship of ’66 Achievements: Field Hockey 1; Biology Club 1; French Club 1; Historical Society 3,4; Office Assistant 1; Honor Roll 1; Swim Team 2; East Coast Model United Nations Conference 2 Transferred from Newbury port High 3 38 BONNIE ADELE CLARKE Hampton Falls Likes: cars, Paul Newman, records, make-up, long hair, pierced ears Dislikes: formal events, getting up early, homework Whim: to encounter a U.F.O. and meet its occupants Ambition: to live in the lap of luxury in California W.H.S. Memory: Lunch A with Sue, Jenny, and Betsy; fourth period study Tues. and Thurs. SALLY CLARK Hampton Likes: math, ocean, summer, C lunch, Pete Fountain Dislikes: tight shoes, beets, lining boxes, substitutes Ambition: electrical engineer, computer programmer W.H.S. Memory: junior year Achievements: Band 1,2,3,4; Forum 2,3,4, Pres. 2,3; Track 3,4; Mathletes 3,4; Hon- or Roll 1,2,3,4 Transferred from Everett High School, San Francisco, Calif. 1 CHARLES ADAMS CLAVERIE North Hampton Nickname: Charlie Likes: blue Volkswagens with white GT stripes, Julie Sortwell, Squantoand Shebah Dislikes: Farkwab, pork, eating a type E lunch, particularly nasty weather Whim: to go to the Prom in a tractor-trailer rig Ambition: to become an owner of a transportation firm W.H.S. Memory: Messing around class, especially crawling around in physics class Achievements: Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Baseball 4; Golf 2; Soccer 3; Wrestling 3 HOVEY B. CLOCK Hampton Likes: Chevys, mech. drawing, summers, water Dislikes: Spanish I, hot lunch, detentions Whim: to be a millionaire Ambition: architect skiing, girls 39 ay r J y ( £- A ■ J a I 4 °n$dl iC M iJo v i ____ r n 'r J A, V rt'Gx Sip N NN' CLOUGH ) ' O L rm Hampton V) T} ,LC 1 ' TVifka ame: Sae -4 ( C jT ) ( Likes: Al hevys weekends skiijig, shopping ' Hikes: snobby people, fjords, B luncm piping r ? W.H.S. Memory: whenjiniss Ball took over the gyfn class Achievements: Basketoall 1,2,3.4; Softball 2; Powder Puff Football 3.4; Track 4. MICHAEL JOHN COFFEY North Hampton Nickname: Mike Likes: girls, money, graduation night, K.R., sleep, food, customized Chevys y Dislikes: snobby girls, no money, to stay back, slow cars, detention fj V Whim: to make something of myself . Ambition: to enter the field of music W.H.S. Memory: Mr. Pechewlys;agreatguyand his 5th period Social Studies II class Achievements: Band 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1. MALCOLM GEORGE COLES Hampton Nickname: Skip Likes: physicals, Barons, mini-skirts, bare feet, Maine beaches, lobster pots, peace marchers Dislikes: life guard, normal people, fakes, teenibobbers Whim: to travel around the world Ambition: to experience life W.H.S. Memory: Miss Morris’s physical science class Achievements: Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Graduation from Winnacunnet. WILLIAM RAYMOND COLES Hampton Nickname: Colesy, Bill Likes: girls, cars, more girls, ball games, school, and more girls Dislikes: wise guys, tomatoes, Fords, stuck-up girls, liver Whim: to become an international playboy Ambition: to be an electronical engineer W.H.S. Memory: the first time I was sent up to see Mr. Bushold Achievements: Wrestling 1,2; Soccer, Baseball. 40 ROBERT EARLE COLMAN Hampton SHARON ANN CONNELLY North Hampton Likes: sleeping late, food, Pontiacs and Chevys, guys who are 6’ 1”, clothes, surfing, rain, S.H. Dislikes: people who look for trouble, phonies, H.B.C., getting up early Whim: to fly my own plane Ambition: to be an airline stewardess for Pan Am. Achievements: Powder Puff Football 4, Ski Club 4. Nickname: Bob Likes: Crysler products, girls, ’62 Dodges Dislikes: Fords, Chevys, snobs Whim: to become a millionaire Ambition: Hotel manager and owner W.H.S. Memory: Basketball tournament of 1966 when we became Class L champs Achievements: Chorus 1,2. PAUL RAYMOND CONTOS Hampton Falls Likes: drums, bass guitars Ambition: to be an electronics technician Transferred from: Newburyport High School 3. X JENNIFER MARY COOK A Nickname: Jenny Likes: James T., Sweet William, riding, Porsches, Jags, bluejeans, whisker, Frodo Dislikes: crewcuts, phonies, Fords, the glue on trading stamps, Air Force Whim: to ride Sweet William to Delaware to see James T. Ambition: to be a good wife, mother, and secretary W.H.S. Memory: A Lunch my Junior year Achievements: Field Hockey 1,2. 41 HEATHER MARY COOMBS Hampton Likes: Chocolate frappes, swimming, boating, fishing, knee socks Dislikes: long hair on boys, rude people Ambition: college diploma Whim: to become a professional French Horn player W.H.S. Memory: Junior Prom ’66 Achievements: All State orchestra 1,2; All State band 3; Greater Boston Youth Sym- phony Orchestra 3,4 DOROTHY CORBIN Hampton Nickname: Dottie Likes: sports, piano, guitar Dislikes: bugs Whim: to be a judo and karate expert Ambition: U.S.A.F. Achievements: Basketball 1; Student Council 1; Usher 1,2; Stage crew 3 Transferred from Exeter High School 4 ROBERT THOMAS CROALL Nickname: Red, Bob Likes: good times, not going to school, girls! Dislikes: people who brag, hot lunch, monkeys Whim: to be great Ambition: to succeed in whatever I do W.H.S. Memory: Mrs. Cross’ study hall, 1966 State Senior Lounge, Miss Pike Achievements: Football 1; Basketball 1; Grades 9,10,11,12 JO ANNE CRAVER North Hampton Likes: Bob Dylan, Utopia, Waldon n, Sartre, Tennessee Williams, Bizarre, uncon- ventional and creative people, Florida Dislikes: Hypocrites, cold weather, people who lecture you on things they know nothing about Whim: to be completely uninhibited Ambition: to be creative and a valuable human being W.H.S. Memory: The Homecoming Dance in Florida in 1965 Achievements: French Club 2; Drama Club Transferred from Palmetto High. 42 DAVID PETER CROVETTI Seabrook Ambition: Civil Engineer KATHLEEN ELIZABETH McGRAIL Hampton Falls Nickname: Kathe Likes: swimming, skiing, skating, children, movies, 2:53 Friday afternoon, formals eating, fish foods, vacation, letters Dislikes: homework, snobs, sardines, Batman, history, book reports Whim: to visit ancient castles someday Ambition: elementary teacher W.H.S. Memory: geometry 5th period with Mr. O'Haire Transferred from Peterborough Consolidated High, Peterborough, N.H. 4 RICHARD ALAN CUTCUFFE P Nickname: Rick Likes: fast cars, girls, parties Whim: to graduate from college, unmarried Ambition: to remain a bachelor W.H.S. Memory: winning the Class C Tech Tourney Basketball Championship at Boston Garden Achievements: Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball: J. V. Basketball 2; Transferred from Chelmsford High School 1964 CATHEJO ELLEN CURRIER Hampton Beach Nickname: Cejay Likes: the beach kids, surfing, Dylan, parties, weekends Dislikes: boys who wear white socks, Mondays, math, short hair Whim: to travel art education — .H.S. Memory: Mrs. McShane's 3rd period S.S. II class, H.R. 8 Smoke signal 1,4; Field Hockey 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Yearbook 1; Ski 1,2,3; Tennis Club 3; Basketball 3; Glee Club 1,3; Historical Society 4; Dance 2 43 KENNETH JOHN CUTLER Hampton Nickname: Ken, Ken X Likes: bowling, fishing, Fords, Chaparrals, N.Y. Giants, Boston Red Sox, V.W.'s Dislikes: Ramblers, Studebakers, Green Bay Packers, phys. ed., racial discrimina- tion, draft card burners Whim: to become an admiral in the Air Force Ambition: electrical engineer, professional bowler W.H.S. Memory: the day I won the Science Fair with a project that didn't work Achievements: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Camera Club 2; Math- letes 4; Winnacarnival 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2, Head Allah of the U.M.M. 2,3,4; Chemistry Award 3; Winner of Science Fair 3 North Hampton Likes: girls, chemistry, electronics Dislikes: compositions, English, term papers Ambition: chemical or electrical engineer W.H.S. Memory: chemistry and physics class Achievements: Science Club; Outing Club; Diving Club; Camera Club; A.V.A. Transferred from Winthrop High School 3 LINDA JEAN DALKE North Hampton Nickname: Dalk Likes: pizza, crowds, dancing, wing tips, long hair Dislikes: white socks, school, Tuesdays, short hair Whim: to live in New York City for a year after college Ambition: to succeed in something important F.H.S. Memory: Bermuda Day, May 30, 1966, (Fitch H.S.) when 700 kids skipped school and had a picnic Achievements: French Club; Ski Club, Art Club; Debating; Girls Basketball 2; Chess Club, Dramatics Club; Tanager and Tanager Staff Transferred from Robert E. Fitch Senior High School 4 PAMELA GAIL DALY Hampton Nickname: Pam Likes: weekends, vanilla ice cream, Spanish, dictionaries Dislikes: irresponsibility, giving orals, Monday morning Whim: to be a linguist W.H.S. Memory: Mr. McCarthy's turkey chorus line (Thanksgiving 1964) Achievements: National Honor Society 3,4; Forum Club 2,3,4; Sachem 4; Historical Society 4; Library Aide 3; Winnacunnet Players 3; Junior Classical League 3,4; Na- tional Merit Letter of Recommendation Transferred from Danvers High School, Mass. 2 THOMAS MICHAEL DALEY Nickname: Tom, Tom Terrific. . . 44 JAMES EDWARD DEYO Hampton Nickname: Jim Likes: D.D., skiing, bowling, Chevys Dislikes: snobby girls, Fords, the Daywall Business Whim: to have a happy and trouble-free life Ambition: to be a top mechanic W.H.S. Memory: freshman year; a real good graduating class Achievements: A.V.A. 1,4 PATRICIA MARY DIONNE North Hampton Nickname: Patti Likes: golf, Cadillacs, California, frosted hair, color television Dislikes: noisy people, Fords, hot lunch Ambition: to be a success at whatever I do Achievements: Field Hockey 1,2; Pep Club 1,3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Softball 4 PETER BURKE DINEEN Seabrook Nickname: Pete Likes: sports, winter, walking in the rain Dislikes: pea soup, demanding people, hot days Whim: to swim underwater to Europe Ambition: to study in the field of electronics Achievements: Track 1,2,3; Football 3; Intramural Basketball 3 DIANE APRIL DO HE NY Hampton Nickname: Dino Likes: weekends, eating, Cigmore’s brother, athletics, cheeseburgclubs, waterskiing Dislikes: people who don’t know how to laugh, Mondays, French, redundancy Whim: to make All-State Football Ambition: phys. ed teacher and coach . W.H.S. Memory: when the class of 1967 beat the senior girls in the Powder Puff Foot- ball game Achievements: Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Winnacarnival Committee 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; F.T.A. 4; Powder Puff Football, Co-capt. 3,4 Transferred from Lee High School, Huntsville, Alabama 2 45 WAYNE NEAL DRISCOLL Hampton Nickname: Guin Likes: fast cars, girls, dances Dislikes: H.P.D., having my license taken away Whim: to succeed in business without really trying Ambition: P.G. and to go to a maritime academy W.H.S. Memory: the day I got pinned in 26 seconds by Little Erv Achievements: Freshman Football, Wrestling 1,2. DALE PATRICIA DRUMMOND Hampton Likes: gymnastics, skiing, eating, stuffed animals, trips with Les, Bermuda, ski trips, ladders at 2 A.M., dancing, November 5, 1966, mischief Dislikes: milk, spiders, hairspray, dieting, boredom, getting in trouble, getting stuck on railroad tracks, watching horror movies by myself, October 31, 1965 Whim: put a tape recorder in the boy's locker room Ambition: college, airlines W.H.S. Memory: winning two state medals in gymnastics; the day Mr. O'Haire called my mother Achievements: Field Hockey:Gym Team; Class Secretary 2; Pep Club; Ski Club 1,2, 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Cheerleader 2; Dance Committees 1,2; Yearbook 4; Folk Club 4; Sophomore Council; Smoke Signal 4. RANDY POWELL DURHAM Hampton Nickname: Thumper Likes: tennis, Aggies, plays, weekends, P.O.D. Dislikes: shots, not having enough time, early hours, T-sips, the silent type Whim: to beat Emerson at Forest Hills Ambition: to be Secretary of the Interior W.H.S. Memory: Home is the Hunter and its cast, crew, and director Achievements: Tennis 1,2; Play 3; Forum Club 3,4; German Club 2 Transferred: Salina High School, Saliita Kansas 2. STEPHEN CUDWORTH Nickname: Steve Likes: sports, girls, dances, hunting, Science Dislikes: spinach, bad teachers, school work Whim: to run in the Olympics Jw - Ambition: to work in the field of Science W.H.S. Memory: first time I made the Honor Roll and breaking the school mile record in spring track after three years of trying Achievements: Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Co-capt. 3,4; Winter Track 2,4; Historical Society 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Gym Team 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2. 46 BARBARA ELAINE EATON Seabrook Nickname: Barb, Babe. Crit Likes: D.K., outdoor sports, drive-in-movies, school, '’Food” Dislikes: stuck-up people, staying after school, people who think they are something Whim: to drive in a stock car race with Dave’s car Ambition: to be a hot rodder W.H.S. Memory: I will always remember Mrs. McShane’s third period S.S. class. JAMES CHARLETON EDGERLY Hampton Falls Nickname: Jim Likes: California, girls, flying, sports, money, swimming, Disneyland Dislikes: snobs, hot lunch, sneaks, Monday Whim: to work for NASA on the space program Ambition: electronic technician W.H.S. Memory: beating Exeter in football Achievements: Historical Society 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4: Winter Track 2. NOREEN ELLEN EATON Hampton Nickname: Nor Likes: Jimmy, red and blue, music, dancing Dislikes: bucket seats, long-haired boys, study halls Whim: to be happy and always enjoy life, people, and surro Ambition: secretary, wife, mother W.H.S. Memory: my three years with Mr. G Achievements: Chorus 1,3. X DONNEEN ALYCE EATON Seabrook Likes: Butch, summer, vacation, food, field trips, softball, basketball Dislikes: snobs, housework, homework, Mid-years, finals. English, history Whim: to travel around the world Ambition: to be an airline stewardess. 47 LINDA ELLEN EMMONS Hampton Nickname: Lin, Likes: English , B.Y.F., school Dislikes: Math, period 7, rainy days, lots of homework Whim: to always do the Lord’s will in my life Ambition: to be a Freshman English teacher Achievements: J.C.L. 1,2 Transferred from: Lyman C. Hunt Junior High. Burlington, Vermont. PHI UP NELSON EWING Hampton Nickname: Phil, Pa (private joke) Likes: Flip , pretty girls, anything new and modern Dislikes: New England’s gray days, cold people and run down houses Whim: to be invisible just for one day Ambition: to graduate from a four year college in four years Achievements: Finally passed two years of French. DEBORAH MAE FELCH Seabrook Nickname: Debbie Likes: lobster, drive-ins. skimming, swimming, chocolate bars, dill pickles Dislikes: arguments, liver, homework, Spanish orals Whim: to take a trip around the world Ambition: to be an airline stewardess W.H.S. Memory: Spanish, track. Mr. O'Haire, senior class party, basketball champion ship, beating Exeter in football ’65-'66 Achievements: Track 3; Basketball 4. CAROL ANN FALCONER Seabrook Likes: horses, Chevys Dislikes: showoffs Whim: to own a lot of horses; mostly Arabian horses Ambition: to go to work W.H.S. Memory: softball games Achievements: Went through high school. 48 DENA GAYLE FENDERSON North Hampton Likes: happiness and a smile, Navy blue, stuffed animals, going to places where I haven't been, pizza, getting letters Dislikes: being unhappy, liver, history, science Whim: to be a lady truck driver Ambition: airline stewardess, to be happy and make someone happy W.H.S. Memory: beating Exeter 6-0 Achievements: Smoke Signal 3; Yearbook 3,4. MICHEAL FERNANDES Hampton Peanuts , powder puff football, toll house cookies, rearranging the Senior Lounge, 44515, Diego Dislikes: tripping over axes, brazen people, colorsilk 33, waiting, red pens, noisy stomachs Whim: to find out if blonds really do have more fun W.H.S. Memory: My two fun-filled years in French III Achievements: Pep Club; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball 1.2; Chorus 1; Yearbook 4; Sophomore Council; Junior Prom Hostess 2: Junior Council; Graduation Usher- ette 3; Senior Council; Honor Roll: Dance Committees 1,2,3.4: National Honor Society 3,4; Powder Puff Football 3.4: French Award 1; Earth Science Award 1. Hampton Nickname: Mike Likes: cars, girls, sports, driving Dislikes: snobby girls, homework, literature, study halls Whim: to become full time sports announcer Ambition: to graduate from high school W.H.S. Memory: being scorekeeper for the championship basketball team in 1966; re- ceiving my driver's license Achievements: Basketball Scorekeeper 2,3; Intramural Basketball 2. DEBORAH FILLEY North Hampton Nickname: Debbie Likes: summer, MGs, to travel, picnics, B-Lunch, Tootsie Roll pops, chocolate chip cookies, The Association Dislikes: Quiet study halls, soupy , away games when we lose. Batman, people with no ambition Ambition: airline stewardess W.H.S. Memory: 2nd period study 65-66. the day I got a whole chair in B-Lunch. 49 BETTE JEAN FOGG North Hampton Nickname: Bette, B. J. Likes: stuffed animals, swimming, waterskiing, mountain climbing with P.F., bowling, Phys. Ed., knick-knacks, rhythmic choir Dislikes: coffee, smoking, wailing, crowded buses Whim: to be successful in whatever I may do Ambition: nursing and then on to airline stewardess W.H.S. Memory: fourth period gym class last year and seventh period gym class this year; seeing our basketball team win the State Championship Achievements: Pep Club 1,2,3,4. JOHN ROBERT FORD Hampton Nickname: Fudd Likes: Corvettes, chocolate ice cream, milkshakes, L. . Dislikes: crowded lunch tables, warm milk, picking the field in Phys. Ed. Whim: to be the first to hit a baseball out of Yankee Stadium Ambition: mechanical engineer Achievements: Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club; Honor Roll; Prom Usher. JILL H. FORWARD Hampton Nickname: Jylzie Likes: sports cars, boys, the beach, Dale climbing up to my window at two in the morning on a ladder, J.B., Volkswagens Dislikes: nosey people, show-offs. Dale driving a motor scooter with me on the back Whim: to fly to Hawaii in my private plane Ambition: to go in the Navy and travel-as a nurse W.H.S. Memory: when we beat the seniors in powder puff football in 1965 Achievements: Field Hockey; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Historical Society 3,4; Make-up for play 2; Yearbook 4; Senior Cross-Country Coach 4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Folksinging Club 4. EDMUND GEORGE FINDLEN Hampton Nickname: the Aardvark, Cyril Likes: bologna and whipped cream, Orphans, Beatles Dislikes: math, grubs, unsightly underwear, Rolling Stones W.H.S. Memory: being attacked by Bengal tigers in room 16 Whim: to be a spy Ambition: to be a great guitar virtuoso Achievements: J.C.L. 1,2,3; Forum 1,2; Folksinging Club 1,2,3; Historical Society 3- Honor Roll. 3 50 CAROL ANN FRANCIS Hampton V ) Nickname: Shortie j_____ Likes: talking, having fun. good food, being a senior, chewing gum, boys tg Dislikes: having to be quiet, unfriendly people, waiting for people, getting up early Whim: to make a lot of money and take a trip to Hawaii . Ambition: to become a hairdresser W.H.S. Memory: bookkeeping in room 21, 4th period study hall in room 51. ELIZABETH DENISE FREEMAN Hampton Likes: beach kids, the Carousel, the Techniques, long hair, collegiate clothes, Rye Beach, surfing, skiing, 1967 Dislikes: boys in white socks, snobs, getting up, hoods Whim: to be a world traveler Ambition: to become a legal secretary W.H.S. Memory: Mr. G at football games Achievements: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Smoke Signal; F.H.A. 3: Yearbook; Library Aides; 4; Dance Committees 3,4. RICHARD C. FREEMAN Nickname: Richie Likes: surfing, girls, all night p Dislikes: riding in the paddy wagon. having my license Whim: to own a new car and a new sur Ambition: to be a pilot for T.W.A W.H.S. Memory: getting out for the sum Achievements: Historical Society; Ski Cl ROBERT EUGENE FREEMAN Hampton Nickname: Bob, Bobbie, Fruit-loops Likes: senior lounge bull sessions, beach during the summer, active week-ends, true friends, senior parties, swimming Dislikes: slicing onions, boredom, Jacks, my mother's lunches, Honda 50’s, catty girls Whim: to travel around the world in luxury Ambition: to be happily successful W.H.S. Memory: Tootsie Roll Pops Achievements: Student Council 3; Historical Society 3; Representative-Tufts Youth Citizenship Conference 3; Winnacarnival 2.3,4: Senior Section Editor of Yearbook; Dance Committees; Intramural Soccer 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Powder Puff Cheer- leader 3; National Honor Society 4. 51 JOSEPHINE MARY GAGNON North Hampton Nickname: Joey Likes: Italian food, friendly people, clothes, horseback riding Dislikes: Rainy days, seafood, crowded halls, riding the bus Whim: To travel to Asia Ambition: Medical Secretary W.H.S. Memory: Lunch with P.M. for three years Achievements: Historical Society 3,4; F.S.A., National Honor Society 4. ROBIN STOREY GEARHEART Rye Beach Nickname: Rob Likes: Summer, parties, the beach, jokes Dislikes: Conceited people, arguments, being told what to do Whim: To go to the moon Ambition: College and Kindergarten Teacher W.H.S. Memory: Lunch period; homeroom Achievements: Pep Club 1; Chorus 1; Field Hockey 2,3; Swim Team 2,3; Glee Club 2; CAE Club 2,3 Transfered from: Rogers Hall School, Lowell, M' ss. RUSSELL DWANE GREER North Hampton Nickname: Russ Likes: Pontiac-powered Chevrolets, Linda Dislikes: Starting my car with a screwdriver Whim: To get out of W.H.S. Ambition: To be happy and to have a good time W.H.S. Memory: Wrestling, almost making the honor roll Achievements: Wrestling 1,2,3; Gym Team 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2 MARILYN RUTH HALE Hampton Nickname: Haley Likes: Fast cars, boys Dislikes: Egotists Whim: To be the big wheel of the underworld Ambition: Nurse W.H.S. Memory: Music Appreciation with Mr. B in my Junior year Achievements: Drama 2; Ski Club 1,2; Historical Society 3,4; Forum 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4 52 MICHEAL GILBERT HAMBLETON Hampton Falls Nickname: Mike, Hammy Likes: Good conversation, character, football, people in general Dislikes: Busy work, earplugs, M.P.. 36 count Whim: To be prepared for French class sometime Ambition: Completion of college, and be successful in what I choose W.H.S. Memory: The day they filled the pit” in. Achievements: Football 1,2,3,4, tri-captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1, Boys State 3; Varsity Club 3,4, vice-president 4; Historical Society 3; Honor roll 1,2, 3,4; Junior Council 3; National Honor Society 4 DIANE ELIZABETH HAMMOND North Hampton Nicknames: Di, Dee Likes: Chevies, Glenn Yarbrough albums, turtleneck jerseys, fireplaces Dislikes: Lima beans, liver Whim: To be a skydiver Ambition: English teacher Achievements: Spring Play 2; F.T.A. 3,4, Secretary 4; Forum 3 ■ GEORGE WILLIAM HAMMOND Hampton Nickname: Poncho Likes: A clear blue sky with a hot sun, the sea and the likes, the mountains, Tri- umphs, Guars, Ferraris Dislikes: Rain and snow, boys with long hair, teachers who talk in circles, rude people Whim: To drive a Ferrari at LeMans Ambition: To do well in whatever I choose W.H.S. Memory: Algebra II with Mr. O'Haire my Junior year Achievements: Mathletes 3,4; Folksinging 3; Smoke Signal 4; Yearbook 4; Winnawar 4; High honor roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4 Transfered from: Trumball High School, Conn. JUDITH ANN HARDARDT Hampton Nickname: Judi, Sisa Likes: Loui, sleeping, pink, skating Dislikes: School, eggs, people who work until 9:00, crutches Whim: To go to Hawaii Ambition: Secretary W.H.S. Memory: Winning my gymnastic medal Achievements: Gym Team 1,2,3; Field Hockey 4; Pep Club 1; Junior Prom Decor- ations 3 53 THOMAS MICHAEL HARTNETT North Hampton JOHN DAVID HEBERT, JR. Hampton Nickname: Jack Likes: surfing, girls, big waves, some beverages, night life, parlies. Hampton Beach, chocolate, graduation. Rolling Stones, money, pizza, long hair, summer weekends, nice clothes, Plaice Cove Dislikes: hodads, gremmies. single beds, choppy waves, 15 of each, hot lunch, police, winter, getting out of bed early Whim: to become professional surfer with all the fringe benefits Ambition: to succeed in life, college W.H.S. Memory: Howdy Beefburger Drive-In after we won the tournament. I'm sure I will remember graduation night and the parties Achievements: Baseball 1.2: Intramural Basketball 1.2. Nickname: Tom Likes: N.Y. Giants, Senior Lounge. Peter, Pauland Mary, Pittsburgh Pirates, football Dislikes: long football practice, earplugs, Green Bay Packers, boys with long hair Whim: to have a vacation with no French homework Ambition: to become a mathematician and maybe work in space program W.H.S. Memory: the day they filled in the pit Achievements: Football 1.2,3,4: Varsity Club 4: National Honor Society 3,4; Basket- ball 1.2; St. Paul's School 3; Yearbook Staff 4; French Awards 1,2,3; Chemistry Award 3; Social Studies Award 2; Baseball 1; Mathletes 3,4; Harvard Book 3. BILLY JOE HARTSFIELD North Hampton Nickname: Pep Likes: pizza at Surf Haven. '59 Ford convertibles Dislikes: going steady, Ed Whim: Republic of South Vietnam-U.S.M.C. Ambition: my motel - Yee Squire Inn W.H.S. Memory: Mr. Ashley in Civics I, freshman year Achievements: Historical Society 2. ON HAYES Hampton Bill Cosby, plays, Brut, waterskiing, Sunny , gingerale and ice. tennis likes: being late, hypocrisy, milk, inhuman teachers, snakes, boring weekends (im: to drive the world’s fastest vet, at Daytona at night Ambition: secretary or beautician W.H.S. Memory: General Math H-Mr. O’Haire, the wonderfulness of the Senior- Lounge-(Smile) Achievements: Sophomore Council: Dance Committees: Honor Roll: Office Aid 3,4; Yearbook 4; Prom; Winnacarnival. 54 PAMELA JEAN HENDERSON Hampton Nickname: Pam Likes: summer of ”65 , picnics, Italian food, P.P. and M. Dislikes: P.O.D., homework, close-minded people, conceited people Whim: to think of a whim Ambition: to become a successful teacher and lead a full, happy life W.H.S. Memory: 1966 Junior Prom Achievements: Junior Classical League 1,2,3; Forum 1,2,3,4: F.T.A. 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 3,4: Winnacarnival. KRISTEEN ABBOTT HINKLEY Hampton Nickname: Kris, Greta Likes: F.F., Beach Boys, music, my Bible, friendly people, summer, spaghetti, blue- berry pie Dislikes: sarcastic liberals, Welsh rarebit, colds, rainy days, getting lower than ”A” on a history test Whim: to be an archeologist and find the missing Link'' Ambition: to be a history teacher W.H.S. Memory: Junior Prom, State Basketball Champs '66. beating Exeter in foot- ball '65 o „ Achievements: Girls Track 3.4; Powder Puff Football; Historical Society 3.4: Honor Roll; Yearbook 4; Smoke Signal 4; I.M.C. Aid 4; Office Aid 3.4: Winnacarnival. WILLIAM B. HOMAN Seabrook Nickname: Willy Likes: girls, cars (in th£t order) Dislikes: wise guys Ambition to live W.H.S. Mfc ive to be;l( y: 5th Ari mory 100 riod P.O.D. class. EDWARD JOHN HESS, JR. Seabrook Nickname: Ed, Eddie Likes: football, bowling, girls, dances, being a lifeguard, being a senior, teaching, swimming classes Dislikes: snobs, riding a crowded bus Whim: to see the world free of charge Ambition: physical therapist or business manager W.H.S. Memory: being put out on an ice-filled swimming pool in the middle of night without knowing it (at the 1965 New England Wrestling Tournament, Providence College) Achievements: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Spring Track 2,4; Student Council 1; Varsity Club, President 4; F.T.A. 4. 55 JOHN EDWARD HOPKINS North Hampton GLEN T. JARDIS Hampton Nickname: Stud Likes: D.M.D. mini-skirts, Playboy, surfing, beer, Hogans Dislikes: Rye, dances, work, perfect people, Hobie Whim: to be a success and marry a certain girl Ambition: commercial airline pilot W.H.S. Memory: Miss Morris' physical science class Achievements: Student Council 1,2; Baseball 1; Football 1; Soccer 2,3,4; Tennis2,3; Swim Team 2,3; French Club; Pep Club Transferred from: Fort Lauderdale High 3. SHEILA LORRAINE JANVRIN Seabrook Nickname: Little Bish; Bishmun Likes: J.V., Frenchmen, bowling, all outdoor sports Dislikes: people who think they know it all, Hamptonites, getting detention Whim: go to Florida;go around the world Ambition: to go to beautician school; to get married W.H.S. Memory: when I became a senior at 18 Achievements: F.H.A. 1. EDWARD C. HOWARD North Hampton Nickname: Eddie Likes: girls, money, fast cars, pizza, weekends Dislikes: Spanish, stuck-up girls, snobs, homework Whim: to go to college; to own a G.T.O. Ambition: to be a technical engineer Nickname: Hop, Hoppy Likes: myself, basketball with the boys, waterskiing, Mr. Lonely, girls, L.S.P. and the race, weekends, Pepsi Dislikes: Monday mornings, people who think they’re great, dull parties, chocolate ice cream, Coke, cool guys Whim: to be the greatest at everything Ambition: phys. ed. teacher and coach W.H.S. Memory: playing and winning the Class L basketball championship; being able to play with Rog, Batch, Juan, Pick Achievements: Football 1; Soccer 3,4, Co-captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2, 3.4: Class Vice-President 2; Junior Prom Usher 2; Varsity Club 4: Dance Com- mittee 1,2,3.4; Junior Council; State Basketball and Baseball Champs; All State Basketball and Baseball Teams. 56 GREG TAYLOR JARDIS J v Nickname: Ace V' i gr yj Likes: members of the opposite sex, P.C.S. Dislikes: non-school supporters Whim: to become a multi-millionaire Ambition: accountant W.H.S. Memory: student council Achievements: Student Council, Treasurer 4; Baseball 1; Smoke Signal 4 Transferred from: Fort Lauderdale High 3. DIANE TOWNSEND JOHNSON PETER JAUTAIKIS Hampton Nickname: Animal. Petee, Alfred J Likes: art. girls, Fords, The Rolling Stones, Don Martinj Iich Iange Dislikes: twig, Chevies, cops, short hair Whim: to be able to pole vault 20 feet Ambition: to become a professional artist W.H.S. Memory: the lack of publicity that Cross-Ccfuntr ceived Achievements: Varsity letters in Cross Countty'a Transferred from: Morningside High School. Ingle J talian food rts have re- rartfykjbrard; Honor Roll if or y la 3. North Hampton Nickname: Johnnie Likes: Mustangs, sloppy joes, Boston Red Sox, Boston Celtics Dislikes: writing letters, being late Whim: to travel the U.S. in a car Ambition: to become a missionary „ W.H.S. Memory: when we won the Class L Basketball Championshipf tt boy tyijus i, Achievements: Chorus 1,2; Junior Varsity Show 1; FHA 1,2.3; Honor R 1.2,$ Poster Club 4; Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Fine Arts Fair 1,2,3. W r- V ■ LANS THEODORE JOHNSON North Hampton Nickname: Stretch Likes: money, girls, adventure, holidays, weekends Dislikes: hot lunches Ambition: to go to college W.H.S. Memory: work Achievements: Passed all my grades Transferred from: Kingswood High School. Wolfboro 2. 57 DUANE LEE KIMBALL Hampton Likes: Yamahas, Chrysler products, debate, blank Dislikes: insincerity, unromantic people, people who cut down other people Whim: to be one of the greatest speakers who ever lived Ambition: to be able to adapt myself to my profession whether it be the one I choose or not W.H.S. Memory: the debating team and meeting R.T., B.M., and J.D. through it Achievements: Chorus 1; Smoke Signal 1; A.V.A. 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 2; Secretary 3; Debate 1, captain 3,4. CAROL ELIZABETH KING Hampton Likes: lima beans, cold apples, Volkswagens, waterskiing, weekends, Peanuts Dislikes: Mondays, peas, making decisions, trying to figure people out Whim: to waterski across the Atlantic Ocean Ambition: to graduate from college W.H.S. Memory: Junior Prom ’66, being a turkey, winning the basketball Tournament Achievements: Pep Club 1,2; Gym Team 3; Chorus 1; Field Hockey 2; Secretary of Historical Society 4; Track 3,4; Prom Committee; Winnacarnival 1,2,3,4; Dance Committee 1,2,3 PAMELA JONES Hampton Nickname: Pam Likes: Herb, dances, singing, spaghetti, and for H.B. - Fords Dislikes: boys with long bleached hair Whim: to laugh, love, and be happy Ambition: to be a good hairdresser W.H.S. Memory: being with Mrs. Mader in Home Ec. Achievements: Chorus 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3 58 DIANE LOUISE KNOWLES Seabrook KATHLEEN RAMONA KNOWLES Seabrook Nickname: Kathy Likes: cats, stuffed animals, bowling, driving, boys Dislikes: conceited people, Phys. Ed. Whim: to get to California Ambition: to be a beautician W.H.S. Memory: class trip with Mr. Fernald to the Boston Museum; going to Show with Mrs. Mader; watching basketball team win state championship Achievements: Office aide WILLIAM MYRON LADD Hampton Falls Nickname: Bill Likes: knowledge, self-satisfaction, awareness Dislikes: sometimes myself, mass everything Whim: to be rich (one way or another) Ambition: doctor or teacher W.H.S. Memory: fourth period 1966-67 Achievements: Football 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 1; Winter Track 4; Football Tri-captain 4; Varsity Club 3,4; All-State Football 3 Nickname: Di, Dave Likes: Mustangs, David, Big John, softball, soccer Dislikes: rainy vacations, slow cars, a lot of homework Whim: to own a lot of horses, to get married Ambition: to be a veterinarian W.H.S. Memory: Mrs. Cross' Home Ec. class 44 TTI FRANK L. KNOWLES Seabrook Likes: Chevies, girls, Lynn, Mass.; Cameros, Friday nights Dislikes: Fords, working on Saturday mornings, Mondays Whim: to own a Camero that will turn 140 m.p.h. in a quarter mile Ambition: carpenter W.H.S. Memory: taking General Science for my second year and getting Mr. Holmes for a teacher 59 PETER ALAN LAHAIE Hampton Nickname: Pete, Pal Likes: soccer, gymnastics, girls, money, cars, music Dislikes: Spanish, Ramblers, underclassmen, hot lunch, spacy people Whim: to see the world Ambition: to be successful in life W.H.S. Memory: my life with Spanish and Mrs. Brown Achievements: Band 1,2,3; Gym Team 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Pep Club 3; Intramural Basketball 2,3. SHARON LEE LAFRAMBOISE Hampton Nickname: Lion Likes: boys, football, dancing, Chevys, Italian food Dislikes: snobs, Fords, gym Whim: to go to Hawaii Ambition: to become a beautician W.H.S. Memory: when I was squashed by a friend in gym Achievements: F.H.A. 3; Fashion Show 2,4. CARL FREDRICK LARSON Nickname: Honey Likes: women, cars, speed Dislikes: stuck-up people, slow drivers, onions Whim: to drive at the Indianapolis 500 Ambition: I.B.M. W.H.S. Memory: sleeping in English and sixth period study Achievements: Army Cadets, High and Wight Infantry; Camera Club; Football Man- ager Transferred from: Gaul Collegate Institute, Galt, Onterio, Canada North Hampton School, Exeter 3. 60 SANDRA GAY LARSON Hampton Nickname: Sandy Likes: watching sports, vacation, driving, money, fun, Mickey Mouse Dislikes: alarm clocks, rainy weekends, silence, being broke Whim: to be a skydiver Ambition: teacher W.H.S. Memory: becoming a member of the National Honor Society; senior party Achievements: Band 3,4: Pep Club 3; F.T.A. 4: Mathletes 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Band Section Leader 4; N.H.S. 3,4 Transferred from: Berlin High School, Berlin, N. H. I KATHLEEN PATRICIA LESSARD Hampton Nickname: Patti Likes: sports, apple sauce, laughing, scary movies Dislikes: homework, eggs, snobs, missing a soccer game Whim: to own an airline and have all women pilots Ambition: to become a phys. ed. teacher and be happy W.H.S. Memory: receiving the N.E. Championship for Ladies Performance Riding Achievements: Field Hockey 2,3; Softball 2,3; Chorus 4; F.T.A. 4; Winnacarnaval 3, 4. LINDA CAROL LEWIS Hampton Nickname: Crisco Likes: stock car races, movies, ’57 T-Birds, buying clothej Dislikes: moody people, long hair on boys, cranberry sauce Whim: to go on a safari Ambition: airline hostess W.H.S. Memory: first period math class with Mr. O’Haire Achievements: Cheerleading 2,3. CONSTANCE MARIE LINDAHL Nickname: Connie Likes: Weekends, Boston, Calif., meeting people, talking, skiing Dislikes: Monday, fake people, fake laughs, being alone, home on weekends Whim: to be a psychiatrist and to be a boy W.H.S. Memory: B lunch; chemistry Achievements: Gymnastics 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Biology Club 3; French Club 3; Smoke Signal 4 Transferred from: R. H. Rider High, Wichita Falls, Texas 61 RICHARD ALAN LLOYD North Hampton Nickname: Rick Likes: people, antique cars, Italian food, God Dislikes: snobs, sadness, a car that quits on you Whim: to be a well-respected man Ambition: to be a success in the drafting business W.H.S. Memory: Winning the Class L Championship in basketball, my Senior year, my Sophomore year Achievements: Football 2; Forum 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Track 2,3 EDWARD WILLIAM LONG Hampton Likes: socializing, sports, dances Dislikes: not getting caught at socializing Whim: to stay single Ambition: college, liberal arts Transferred from Lowell High School 65 North Hampton SHELLEY IRENE LUCK Nickname: Codfish Likes: Diego, rain, autumn, U.S.A.F.A.; Iowa, cherry pie, Sidney Dislikes: apathy, spiders, moods Ambition: journalist Whim: to write a best-selling novel W.H.S. Memory: Spanish class, Senior class, ’’Strait Jacket” Achievements: Newspaper 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2; Sophomore Council, Folk Club 2; Li- brary Aide 2; Prom Hostess 2; Junior Council, Student Council 3,4; Girls' State 3; Northeastern States Youth Citizens hip Conference 3; Graduation usherette 3; Spanish 1 award 3, Yearbook 4; School Correspondent to the Portsmouth Herald” 4; National Honor Society 4 MARILYN MARIE LYON Hampton Likes: chewing gum, orange, U.N.H.; sunshine”, the beach, 2:56 Dislikes: study halls, homework, getting up early Whim: to take a mind excursion Ambition: U.N.H. W.H.S. Memory: The Blue Hawks are Dead! Achievements: Pep Club 2, Yearbook 3,4; Newspaper 3, F.T.A. 2,3,4; Mathletes 3 Transferred from Western High School, Las Vegas 3 62 NADIA MARGOLIS North Hampton Nickname: Nad Likes: Pascal, drawing, music, sense of humor Dislikes: mediocrity, complacency, dull people Whim: To teach Humanities at a large university; to write a classic Ambition: teacher-writer Achievements: Debate team, Co-capt.3,4; Smoke Signal, Co-editor 1,2; Science Fair awards 1,2,3; Humanties, Biology Achievement Awards 2,3 ROBERT ROY MacCLEMENTS Hampton Nickname: Red, Bob Likes: food, sports, Crisco, sleep, Jag, Stingrays Dislikes: homework, Spanish, onions, boring classes, wise guys Whim: Not to have a short haircut and still play a sport Ambition: To do God's will for my life W.H.S. Memory: Finding a $10 bill while taking rock picking I in Phys. Ed. Achievements: Cross country 2,3,4, co-capt. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Winter track 2,4; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 4; Intramural basketball 1,2; Intramural Soc- cer 2 LENORE KATHREN MAKO Hampton Nickname: Sis Likes: art, music, Boston, football and basketball games Dislikes: arguing, long hair on boys Whim: I'd like to psychoanalize you but. . . Ambition: to be a commercial artist W.H.S. Memory: English classes with Mrs. Robinson Achievements: 2nd place in Voice of Democracy; 1st place in Post, Art Contest Transferred from York High, York, Maine 3 ERIC MacDORMAND North Hampton Likes: '55 or '56 Chevy's Whim: To go to Hawaii W.H.S. Memory: My first senior year 63 c DORM AND Hampton Flirt boys, England, surfing, parties, boys with long hair WHS, school, bums, Hampton, parents, boys with short hair to graduate from WHS forever live in England LOUISE McEACHERN Hampton Falls ime: Cathy, Clem orange tonic, popcorn, campfires, kittens, books, basketball games Didijkes: coffee, mosquitoes, Chinese food, cliques Whim to have every senior sign my yearbook Ambition: librarian W.H.S. Memory: field hockey games with Oyster River Achievements: Chorus 1; Historical Society 2,3,4; Library Aide3,4; Field Hockey Honors; Letter of Commendation from N.M.S.Q.T. 3,4; JOHN TIMOTHY McHENRY Hampton Nickname: Tim Likes: music, logic, guitar, sarcasm, blue Dislikes: discourteous people, being hungry, indecision Whim: to have my own summer camp for kids Ambition: to succeed as a guitarist W.H.S. Memory: Civics with Skip Achievements: Band 3,4; Drum Major 3; Spring play 2; Soccer 2,3,4; Track 2; Folk Music Club 1,2,3,4; Debate Club 2,3; Student Council 1,2; Junior Council; The Pass- ing Tymes 3,4; Winnacarnival Committee Chairman 2 PATRICIA ANN McLAUGHLIN Hampton Nickname: Patty, Pat Likes: sports, 67 Toronados, surfing, chemistry, sweaters, walking along Place Cove Dislikes: conceited people, homework, liver, peas, sloppy dressers Whim: to become a champion surfer Ambition: nurse; military service W.H.S. Memory: phys. ed. with Betty Fogg my junior year Achievements: Field Hockey 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 2,3; Powder Puff Foot- ball 4; Winnacarnival 3,4 64 � Seabrook ANTHONY JOHN MERRILL, JR. Nickname: Ben Likes: Chevys, girls, sports Dislikes: Fords, snakes, show-offs Whim: to marry a nice blonde with a million dollars Ambition: to get a good-paying job W.H.S. Memory: Fifth period P.O.D. class with Mr. Morin BEVERLY R. MERRILL Hampton Nickname: Bev Likes: skiing, one-way tickets, weekends, M.G.’s, The Hill, BRAVE NEW WORLD, Salinger Dislikes: Teeny-boppers, Oct. 30, 1965, small town gossip, superficial people work- ing in the summer Whim: to graduate from college and then travel around Europe with friends Achievements: Chorus 1; Field Hockey 1,2; Basketball 2; Pep Club 1,2; Ski Club 2,3 North Ha'mpton ELLEN LEE MESSER Likes: horses, good books, steak, Tempestar j( ‘ Dislikes: snobs j r QrV Whim: to be a darn good nurse r I : SUSAN JEAN MESSER North Hampton Nickname: Sue Likes: Grand Prix, oil painting, quiet study halls Dislikes: Volkswagens, baked beans, noisy study halls Whim: to ride a bicycle all over Europe Ambition: to be a secretary Achievements: Ceramics Club; Honor Roll I 65 PATRICIA ANN MILLER Hampton Nickname: Patty, Pat Likes: sports, weekends, vacations, senior parties, people, life, skiing, Class of '67, people who like to laugh Dislikes: snobs, Monday mornings, liver Whim: to travel across the country Ambition: teacher W.H.S. Memory: the trip to Boston with the seven hoods Achievements: Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Historical Club 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Assistant Cross Country Manager 4 LINDA S. MONKO Hampton Falls Nickname: Monk Likes: Vincent Van Gogh, friends, happiness,The Supremes, field trips Dislikes: crowds, family reunions, depression, hate, discipline Ambition: artist Achievements: Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1; Softball 2; Chorus 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Year- book 4; Pep Club 1; Historical Society 2; Poster Club; Dance committees 1,2 MAUREEN J. MULLEN Seabrook Likes: ice cream, New York City, non-thinking people Dislikes: stop signs, Heinz soup, hair nets Whim: to study in Europe for a year Ambition: linguist W.H.S. Memory: the day I made the majorette squad Achievements: Majorette 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Creative writing 3; French club 3; Smoke Signal 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation Transferred from Amesbury High; Amesbury, Mass. 1965 TTT- TO Qt DAWN R. MURPHY Harrjptoy H 'j yj Nickname: Dee vJ ( J Likes: S. S., money, surprises, weekends,'sphere rfesf W(J ceres, j -j Likes: S. S., money, surprises, weekends, sVn trevpetple'J PA Y rts. Dislikes: brown noses, being broke, disappointment w 0h A CA j Whim: to be successful in life N __ ifT 14 Achievements: F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-V 3; Bowling l.J ]!X - s -■ j iPQ. (rj _ QjOdCf X)C( Sober f4-j- Iqpl -f- u. 3 Ql dcl cuifc'cn 66 LEON ROGER NOURY Hampton Nickname: Lee, Nooka Likes: surfing, pool, S.C., Berlin Wall Dislikes: spiders who don’t smoke filters, Fords, Hawaiian Board Whim: to play pool with Willie Marscon; to surf the Ultimate Journey Ambition: to succeed in life W.H.S. Memory: French class; summer '66; graduation '66; Senior Party 67 Achievements: Intramural basketball 1,2; Wrestling 2; Soccer 1,2; Baseball 1,2 Transferred from Bishop Guertin 1 KENT EARL NEWMAN Hampton Likes: Chevys, seafood, bobsledding, drags Dislikes: Fords, learning experiences from Mr. D Whim: to have a million dollars Ambition: to be a draftsman WILLIAM RUSSELL NICKERSON Hampton Nickname: Nick, Bill, Mike Likes: surfing, Leslies parties, the Bam, P.C., the Wall Dislikes: Hampton cops, hot lunch Whim: to surf at Weimia Bay, Sunset and Rodondo Beaches Ambition: artist W.H.S. Memory: the night we won Class L; the night before the Senior party; hot lunch Achievements: Prom Committee 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Poster Club 3 Transferred from Stoneham High, Stoneham, Mass. 1 RALPH O'CONNER North Hampton Nickname: Buddy Likes: Wingtips, '39 Buicks, money Dislikes: white socks, quiet study halls Ambition: to become an automotive engineer W.H.S. Memory: the time I walked into the nurse's office to get a late pass while the field hockey team was talcing their physicals Achievements: A.V.A. 2,3; Science Fair — fifth place 67 JOSEPH PHILIP PELCZAR Hampton Nickname: Jody Likes: action, girls, sports Dislikes: stairs, long halls Whim: to live a life of ease Achievements: Cross country 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Soccer 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Varsity Club 4 ROBERT EMERSON PARKHURST Nickname: Tooth Likes: Chevy's Dislikes: Fords Whim: to race at the drags Ambition: draftsman Achievements: Gym team 1; Track 3,4 North Hampton STEPHANIE KATHERINE O'DONNELL Hampton Nickname: Steff Likes: Bobby, basketball games, being happy, laughing, sincere people, clothes, long hair, English leather, week-ends Dislikes: vegetables, bugs, drinking, working, 6:45 A.M., liver, watttfig, uncertainty Whim: to find out what the boys really talk about when the girls aren't around Ambition: college; to travel abroad W.H.S. Memory: when I first came to W.H.S. and saw that everybody in the school could fit in the cafeteria Achievements: Tri-Hi-Y 3; Honor Roll 3 Transferred from Smithtown Central High School, Smithtown Long Island, N.Y. PAMELA JEAN PACHECO Hampton Nickname: Pam Likes: art class, football games, boys Dislikes: English, hot lunch Whim: to fly around the world; to live in Hawaii Ambition: to become an airline hostess Achievements: Art; Chorus 68 SUSAN MARY PELTON Hampton Falls Nickname: Sue Likes: sincere people, farmers, raising sheep Dislikes: snobs, city slickers Whim: to own a large and prosperous farm Ambition: to be educated W.H.S. Memory: the day W.H.S. beat Exeter at football Achievements: Latin Club 1,2,3; Forum 1,2,3; Chorus 2 CAROL ELAINE PERKINS Seabrook Nickname: Tiny Likes: Chevys, Lloyd Dislikes: stuck-up people, people who think they're it Whim: to get married and be happy W.H.S. Memory: Mrs. McShane's freshman English class Achievements: F.H.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3 i JAMES WENTWORTH PERKINS Hampton Nickname: Jim, Perk Likes: good music, girls with nice personalities, hunting Dislikes: phys. ed., people who think they know it all, snobbish girls Whim: to be able to play the piano to my own satisfaction Ambition: to be a teacher of music education W.H.S. Memory: seventh period chemistry class with Mr. Russell Achievements: Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2; J.C.L.; Football 1,2; Base- ball 1; Forum; Historical Society LESLEY SUE PHILBRICK North Hampton Nickname: Les, Fizzlebridges Likes: living, parties, summer, surfing, being happy, boys, going to Boston V- Dislikes: thinking of death, confusion, the bus, Spanish, men's room Whim: to marry an affectionate millionaire Ambition: to become a teacher W.H.S. Memory: there is really nothing I could point out at this time, for all my mem- ories of high school are wonderful Achievements: Pep Club 1,2; Talent Show 1; Sachem 4; Dance Committee 1; Smoke Signal 3,4; Folksinging 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Prom Hostess 3 69 GAIL MARIE PIETROWSKI Seabrook Nickname: Gay, Gaylord Likes: boys, records, parties, fun, homemaking, sports Dislikes: wise guys, big shorts, pea soup, snobs Whim: to ride a camel around the world Ambition: to become a hairdresser W.H.S. Memory: home ec. with Mrs. Mader and Mrs. Cross; when we killed the Blue Hawks Achievements: F.H.A.; Chorus 1,2; Fashion shows; Prom Decoration. JANET ROSE PINGREE Hampton Likes: green eyes, Beach Boys, skiing, ocean Dislikes: boys with long hair, Monday mornings, saying good-bye Whim: to travel around the world Ambition: to be a secretary and airline stewardess W.H.S. Memory: cheering for the State Champs Achievements: Majorettes2; Cheerleader 3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 2; Class Secretary 4; Pep Club, Vice President 4; Basketball 1,2; Prom Committee; Graduation Usherette 3; Honor Roll; Powder Puff Football 3,4. CHARLENE ASHTON POLLARD Hampton Nickname: Charlie Likes: spaghetti, math, boys, basketball, football, sweaters, waterskiing, people who dress nicely Dislikes: snobby people, homework, history, geography, doing dishes, ironing, sloppy dress, staying home week-ends Whim: to be a great waterskier Ambition: to be a secretary W.H.S. Memory: Mr. O’Haire and his 1st period G.M. II class Achievements: Pep Club 1,2;Glee Club 1; Girls Choir 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3; G.R.A. 2: Bas- ketball 2,3; Powder Puff Football 4 Transferred from: Danvers High School, Danvers, Mass. 3. MICHAEL THOMAS PLOUFFE Hampton Nickname: Mike Likes: Chevys, S.J.P. Ambition: be a mechanic 70 DALE ALLISON PRATT Hampton Falls Likes: music, dancing, horseback riding, boys, New Hampshire Dislikes: long hair on boys, humidity and rainy days Whim: to keep my seat on the horse Ambition: to get the most out of life W.H.S. Memory: having my senior year at Winnacunnet; the class of ’67 Achievements: Spanish Club 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Bridge Club 3; Sachem 4 Transferred from: Spartanburg High School, S. C. 4 JO ANN RASMUSSEN Hampton Falls Nickname: Jo Likes: clothes, to talk Dislikes: homework, not being able to talk Whim: martian Ambition: secretary. Likes: J.S.K., long hair, Techniques, Carousel, Hampton Beach, fun Dislikes: pizza, grinders, having my picture taken, snow, tests Whim: to take my own car to Lowell Ambition: to be a good secretary, wife and mother W.H.S. Memory: Mr. G . at lunch Achievements: Ceramics Club 1; Chorus 1,2; Majorette 4; Back-to-school Night 1,2, 3; Honor Roll 2,3; Library Aide 3; Office Aide 4: Winnacarnival 3; Junior Varsity Show 1. JENEEN SANDRA QUINLAN Hampton Likes: Jaguar XKE's, dancing, classical music, chemistry Dislikes: narrow mindedness, boys wearing white socks with black slacks, Beatles and similar groups, long hair on boys Whim: to win notable recognition in chemistry Ambition: to earn a Ph.D. in organic chemistry Achievements: J.C.L.; Pep Club; Powder Puff Football; Honor Roll; Junior Prom Committee Transferred from: Woodbury High School, Salem, N. H. 3. Hampton DONNA CAROL PROVENCHER 71 JAN RATHGEBER Seabrook Likes: Funarama, summer, the beach, warm sunny days, Mickey Mouse, coffee Dislikes: fall, conformity, rain, hot lunch, concentration, milk Whim: to skydive Ambition: to teach W.H.S. Memory: 1965 Powder Puff Football Achievements: Folksinging Club 1,2; Softball 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Bacca- laureate Usherette 3 ') cx-£cn$ 9 .— 2t 7oL 'i-J s_ — cio - KAREN ANN RAYNES North Hampton Likes: meeting people, summer, sports cars, clothes, suede, to go barefoot, colors green and blue Dislikes: getting up early, Monday mornings, shoes, winter Whim: to travel around the world and lead a happy life Ambition: college Achievements: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Forum 1,2,3; J.C.L. 1,2,3; Historical So- ciety 3,4; Treasurer 3,4 LESLIE ANN REYNOLDS Hampton Nickname: Lee Likes: T.J.W., sheep, cows, dogs, fairs, baseball, cars Dislikes: hypocrites, phony people Whim: to own a large sheep, dairy, and dog farm Ambition: to be a registered nurse and dairy farmer W.H.S. Memory: Mr. Ashley's civics class, my two years with Mrs. Valley Achievements: Chorus 1,3; Pep Club 3; Dance Committees 2; Sophomore Council; 4-H Club, Vice-President EARL EDWARD RICHARDSON Hampton Nickname: Thorn Likes: Wine and Roses, blue-eyed wonders, miniskirts, Charlie Allen's guitar Dislikes: warm beer, cold beach sand, losers Whim: to be a millionaire playboy Ambition: Navy '71 W.H.S. Memory: initiation into the Varsity Club; all the pun we had in U.S. History Achievements: N.H.S. 3,4; Treasurer 4; Varsity Club 4; Mathletes 4; Folksinging Club 3,4; Golf Club 2,3,4; Cross-country 2; Yearbook 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Dance Com- mittees 1,2,3,4; Winnacarnival 1,2,3,4 72 NIGEL DENNIS ROBERTS Hampton Nickname: Knitty Likes: scrambling, hot cars, dances, good times Dislikes: bad parties, sick cars, people who think they’re king Whim: to build a good rod Ambition: to make something out of my life WHS Memory: some good teachers, metal shop, Mr. Nye, Mr. Ashley ALAN fcakeifc i4vling water J slikes: boring stjjay nall, Whim: get rijp uick draftsman m Hampton e Fugitive”, girls, dances cold weather rs. Valley SUSAN D. ROLLINS Hampton Falls Nickname: Sue Likes: chopping, Pudd, Porsches Dislikes: getting up early Whim: to train another Man-O-War W.H.S. Memory: Lunch A with Bonnie, Jenny, and Betsy Achievements: Band 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Forum 3; Ceramics Club MARY ANN JACQUELINE ROSS Hampton Nickname: MAR Likes: Plaice Cove, my fellow classmates (especially Joe Fossule), Aqua Velva, Devil Dogs, popsicles, being active, French I, dancing, and from U. S. History — ’’Rose”, Thorn”, and Stem”. Dislikes: my mother’s boiled dinners, non-spirited spectators, white socks, chickens, irresponsibility, carrots, and when the cookie crumbles” Whim: to be a multilinguist, do aSaladmaster ad on TV, and to sing You are my Sun- shine” all the way through on tune Ambition: elementary education Achievements: Class Treasurer 1; Baccalaureate 3; Prom Committee 3; Winnacarni- val 1,2,3,4; Senior Council; Majorette 4; Smoke Signal; Pep Club 1,4 73 PETER DAVID ROSS Hampton Nickname: Dino and Buddy Likes: Egg salad sandwiches, skiing, groovey women Dislikes: Out-of-it women Whim: To become a ski bum Ambition: College and becoming a pilot W. H. S. Memory: Running the tape recorder in Public Speaking Achievements: Ski Club- 1,2,3; Powder puff cheerleader 4; Sachem 4; Football; sports announcer 4; Intramural soccer T GALEN ALEC ROSSOP Hampton Falls Nickname: Mick, Hair, Pizarro, Dinosoar | - oc) Likes: beard, long hair, rock and roll, all music, science fictidn, the Orphans, Rolling Stones, life, freedom, writing, thinking, people, individuality Dislikes: M and B, prejudices, strict authority, war, baldness Whim: to write a million seller book, to make a golden record Ambition: to be a successful writer of science fiction, and a good musician W. H. S. memory: being insulted and thrown off the stage with my group Achievements: Science fair-2nd place; Science Club 2,3; Forum 1,2,3,4; J. C. L, 2,3; Folk Club 1,2 the MITCHELL ST. LAWRENCE Hampton Nickname: Mitch, Lanus, Saint Likes: skiing, good parties, Miss Morris Dislikes: prudes, overhearing, kinky hair Whim: to hand a moon out of the Empire State Building Ambition: to become a commercial airline pilot W. H. S. memory: Miss Morris Achievements: Ski Club 1,2,3 FRANK LEROY SAMPSON Likes: deer hunting, Sandra, guns Dislikes: mad people, school Whim: to be a millionaire Ambition: to get a good paying job W. H. S. memory: vacation 74 JOHN JOSEPH SARNI Hampton Falls Nickname: Wildman Likes: baseball, water skiing, Red Sox Dislikes: Yankees, Massachusetts cops Whim: to play an errorless ball game Ambition: Commissioned Officer in the Coast Guard W. H. S. Memory: Convincing Miss Morris I was Ed Hartford Achievements: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Honor roll 1,2; Basketball statistician 2,3; Soccer statistician 2, Intramural soccer 2,4 JANET SAVAGE Hampton Falls Nickname: Jan Likes: Laughter, spring, Diego, Iowa, walks on the beach, Sidney, Johnny Mathis Dislikes: left-turns, onions, insincerity, Mondays, elbows Whim: to teach kindergarten in Switzerland Ambition: elementary teacher W. H. S. Memory: the detention from Mr. D. for Failure to repair directly to home- room. Achievements: Pep Club 1,4; Basketball 1,2; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Prom hostess 2; Class secretary 3; Graduation usherette 3; Prom princess 3; Senior Council, Year- book assistant editor, Dance committees, Honor roll, Powder Puff football 3,4 MARK WINTHROP SAVAGE Hampton Nickname: Mother Likes: Hunting, food, school (sometimes); Spanish?; basketball Dislikes: Long hair Whim: to travel in Canada for two years Ambition: Conservation officer W. H. S. Memory: manager of 1966 Class L. Basketball champs Achievements: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; manager 3,4; Dance committees 1,2,3,4; Band captain 4; Sachem 4; Dance Band 2,3 MICHAEL ALAN SCHWOTZER Hampton Nickname: Mike, Foot, Cisco Likes: Pizza, Russo’s, Tiger 100's, Pecan Pie, green VW’s without the stripes Dislikes: S.P. 29, 10 seconds before the crash, the Cobra Honda 50’s; 6 6 66; being shot down 5 times in 2 days Whim: to own a D-Type Jag, to find out why Dale rustles when she walks Ambition: Ph.D. in Math W.H.S. Memory: sitting beside Cici in Mr. O’Haire's Geometry class Achievements: Mathletes 1,2,3,4; Forum 1,2,3; JCL 1,2,3; Basketball 1 2; Biggest feet at WHS 1,2,3,4; Smoke Signal 4; Historical Society 3; Sachem 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 75 Hampton RICHARD DEAN SHINDLEDECKER Nickname: Dick, Spazdick Likes: flying, dramatics, boats, reading, sick humor, arguing Dislikes: work, 6:30 A.M., Mondays Whim: to solo a 727 Ambition: a Wall Street banker W.H.S. Memory: hot lunch Achievements: JCL; Debate; Winnacunnet Players; Chorus O' North Hampton STEPHEN SCOTT SHORT Nickname: Steve Likes: playing hockey, the bench, the summer, 3:00 Dislikes: waking up early, 1960 Fords, white socks Whim: to inherit a billion dollars, learn to play my electric organ Ambition: graduate and get a good job W.H.S. Memory: having a mixed-up schedule and three lunches the first day I trans- ferred here, POD with Mr. Morin Achievements: Football; Intramural Hockey and Basketball; Shop Club; Soccer 3; Win- nacarnival 3,4 Transferred from Newburyport High, Newburyport, Mass. 3 DOUGLAS PAUL SILVER Seabrook Nickname: Doug Likes: sports, movies, nice cars Dislikes: Dear Winny, too much make-up on girls Whim: to see the day the boys' gym class has archery Ambition: to become an engineer W.H.S. Memory: when the nurse says, Goback, it's too early, when the masses are ready to go to their classes from lunch Achievements: Football 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Baseball 4; Stayed out of Hamp- ton riots 1,2 ELSA JOANNE SIMONS Hampton Nickname: LS Likes: BLT’s, Hondas, late weekends, parties, drags, a certain boy Dislikes: coming home early, boys who don't understand, slow drivers Whim: to drive at the Indianapolis Ambition: hairdresser W.H.S. Memory: Mrs. McShane's third period class eating Devil Dogs Achievements: Tri-Hi-Y 1,3; Bowling 1,3; Smoke Signal 3; FHA 1,3 f 76 North Hampton ickname Hkes: T-BTfds, green, blue, animals, French fries, Paul Revere and the Raiders islikes: pink, winter, tea, Mondays, people who crack their knuckles him: make a million at the races Ambition: to become a hairdresser ERIC NORMAN SMALL Seabrook Likes: Spanish, football Dislikes: science, snobs, study halls, boredom Ambition: teacher Achievements: Spanish III, Historical Society 2 i� SHU DENNIS CARL SMITH Hampton Nickname: Smitty Likes: girls, Hondas, cars Whim: to become a millionaire Ambition: to become a jet pilot W.H.S. Memory: physics class Achievements: Band 1,2; A.V.A. 1,2,3 JUDITH ANN SOUCY Hampton Nickname: Judie Likes: rain, -skiing, Capezio shoes, snow, Irish knit sweaters Dislikes: missing the bus, bobble socks, smallest package in the world, staying after school Whim: to receive a 5’10” pure chocolate bunny rabbit Ambition: airline stewardess W.H.S. Memory: WHS ski trips, being a turkey, Mrs. Valley Achievements: Field Hockey 1,2,3; Softball 1; Basketball 1,2; Sophomore Council; Senior Council; Ski Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,4; Winnacarnival Princess 3; Dance Com- mittees 77 STEPHANIE GAIL SOUTHER Seabrook Nickname: Steph Likes: Bob, swimming, skating, food, weekends Dislikes: snobby people Whim: to go around the world Ambition: hairdresser, to get married W.H.S. Memory: Sept. 24, 1965, graduation, Mrs. McShane's room, Mrs. Mader's room Achievements: Music 1; Fashion show 1 DOROTHY JANE STARD Seabrook Nickname: Dot, Dotty Likes: horseback riding, water sports, travel Dislikes: Egotists Ambition: high school history teacher Achievements: Softball 1; Basketball 2,3; Drill Team 2,3; All-Cape-Cod Chorus 1; FTA 4; Chorus 3 Transfer: Barnstable High School, Hyannis, Mass., 4 ISABELLE EVELYN STANLEY Hampton Nickname: Isy, Is Likes: Steve, spaghetti, pizza, sincere people Dislikes: onions, snobs, shoes, being broke all the time Whim: to teach Miss Downing shorthand Ambition: to be able to do something right W.H.S. Memory: Mr. Morin's U.S. History, lunch Likes: shoes, soccer, music, reading, senior parties, ties Dislikes: cottage cheese Whim: to drive a truck cross-country Ambition: to live in Mexico W.H.S. Memory: senior class party, Spanish Achievements: Junior Council, Prom committee, FTA 4 CAROL JEAN STEVENSON Hampton 78 BARBARA ESTELLE THOMPSON Hampton Nickname: anything but Barbie Likes: Michelangelo, autumn, BLT’s, whoopie pies, Shirley Temple Dislikes: facing the mob at class meetings Whim: to be monique Ambition: art and visual communications field W.H.S. Memory: the 7 hoods and a rib roast in Boston, cranberry punch Achievements: Basketball 1; Student Council 1; Historical Society 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Dance Committees 3,4; Art award 2; Powder Puff football 3,4; Honor roll 3,4; Class vice-president 3; Class president 4; Junior coach cross country team 4; Bacculaureate Usherette 3 Likes: My business Whim: none Ambition: uncertain W.H.S. Memory: the administration Transfer: Bristol, Conn., 4 LUCINDA GAY STILES Hampton Falls Nickname: Cindy, Cin, Ragweed Likes: baseball, the guitar, the ocean, chauffeurs, autumn, William S. Buckley Jr. Dislikes: worms, liver, people who are never on time Whim: to travel in Arabia and Egypt Ambition: English teacher W.H.S. Memory: seeing the basketball team beat Bishop Bradley at the tournament Achievements: Chorus 1; Historical Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Library aide 4; Pep Club 2,4; Honor roll, English award 3 -AV'1 JANE PAMELA THIBEAULT Hampton Falls Hampton ROBERT THOMPSON Likes: food, the beach, dancing, happy people, boys, green eyes Dislikes: coffee, phys. ed., study halls, soupy, unfriendly people Whim: to marry a millionaire Ambition: to be a secretary W.H.S. Memory: being head majorette Achievements: Chorus 1,2; Majorettes 3; Head majorette 4; Winnacarnival 3,4 79 Likes: to make people laugh, clothes, people, G.M. Dislikes: the state the world is in, study halls, Mammoth Mart Whim: to live a full and happy life Ambition: to become successful in whatever I do W. H. S. Memory: skipping study hall Achievements: Chorus 2,4; Ceramics X; Smoke Signal 4 RICHARD JAMES TROFATTER Hampton Nickname: Trot Likes: girls Dislikes: homework Ambition: Air Force Achievements: Head Manager and trainer for football for three years IVY DARLENE TUTTLE Hampton Falls Nickname: Tuft Likes: David, sports, cooking, most people, gum Dislikes: snobs, the dark Whim: to beat up Batman without Boy Wonder Ambition: hairdresser W. H. S. Memory: cooking, Mrs. Mader, David, the day the Blue Hawks were dead Achievements: Chorus; Fashion Show; Prom Committee; FHA; Practical Arts Fair JOHN PHILLIP VALLIER, JR. Nickname: Johnny Likes: sports, dancing, winning games, playing ball with Hoppy and Batch Dislikes: long bus rides, losing games, people who don't know what they want Whim: to be a champ again (it's great!) Ambition: to be a pilot W. H. S. Memory: winning the '66 Class L State Championship in basketball and be- ing chosen as a member of an all tournament team, making all-state team in base- ball, being highly rated by my own coach Achievements: Band 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Class President 3; Varsity Club 4; Dance Band 3,4; All-state Baseball 3; Junior Prom Usher 2 80 Hampton ficlMlie: Mikey Poo Likes: RFord Mustang, Chevy's, Betty, vacations Dislikes! school, police cars, being broke, faster cars than mine Ambition: to go to art school Achievements: staying in school Hampton ei-. '7 . . ... ' ummdi Tong haifr, weekends, 1st and 2nd period studies, my V.W. tes: being volunteered pure conformists, silence, being bored im: tc be eternally happy Ambitioh: college Acl vements: Pep Club 1,3,4; Chorus 1; Forum 3; FT A 4; Historical Society 4 DONNA LOUISE WALTERS Hampton Likes: conservatives,German shepherds, Arabian stallions, biology class Dislikes: big shots, boys who draw cars all day Whim: to have my own 3,000 acre kennel and stable Ambition: to graduate from college, raise German shepherds W. H. S. Memory: Dr. Call's Algebra n classes - 65-66 Achievements: Field Hockey 1; Forum 2; Mathletes 3,4; Honors . is Vi ' PAULA WANZER North Hampton Likes: Girl Scouts, mountain climbing, camping, reading Dislikes: cigarettes, dancing Whim: to climb Mt. Everest Ambition: teacher, Girl Scout leader, camp counselor Achievements: Softball 3; Historical Society 3,4; Forum 1 THOMAS A. WASSON North Hampton Nickname: Boob Likes: good parties, clothes, good beverages Dislikes: Deano’s, Gneesen’s Whim: to fly a kite Ambition: marine biologist W.H.S. Memory: It was fun. Miss Morris Transferred from: Exeter High School, 1965 PAUL RICHARD WEBBER Hampton CHRISTINE MARY WHITE Hampton Nickname: Chris Likes: the city, Gaughin, the sun, chocolate chip cookies, spending money Dislikes: following the crowd, ants, waiting, boredom, T.T.’s Whim: to travel Ambition: buyer W.H.S. Memory: Mr. Workler’s class Achievements: Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; Ski Club 3; Yearbook 4; Softball 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4. Nickname: Ric Likes: M.M. Dislikes: M.M., BSA's Whim: to own the Fountaine Bleu Ambition: to go to F.S.U. Achievements: Football 4; A.V.A. 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 4. LARRY PAUL WHITE Hampton Likes: accounting, girls, class parties, good times, clothes Dislikes: disorganized people, tardy dressers Whim: to fly around the world Ambition: to become a performer or accountant W.H.S. Memory: 2nd period with Mrs. Brooks-the day she tripped over the floor plug and fell on a desk Achievements: Gym Team; Smoke Signal Transferred from: North High School, Worcester, Mass., 1964. 82 PAMELA ANN WHITWORTH North Hampton Nickname: Pam Likes: David, shoes, cheering, Chinese food, the Beach Boys, senior parties, friendly people Dislikes: snakes, my temper, fish, cliques, waiting, running in place Whim:, to play fullback for the Cleveland Browns Ambition: legal secretary W.H.S. Memory: the Junior Prom Achievements: Varsity Cheerleader 4; Senior Council; Office Aide 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; 4; Field Hockey 2,3; Ski Club 1; Winnacarnival 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom 3; Honor Roll; Dance Committee 1,2,3,4. DAVID MERRIL WILBUR Hampton Nickname: Dave Likes: Pam, sports, having a good time, vacations Dislikes: study halls, phonies Whim: to meet the millionaire Ambition: to make the most of my education W.H.S. Memory: Physics and Miss Morris Achievements: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2. Nickname: Stan Likes: Charlan, Plymouth Furys, moving buildings Dislikes: lazy people, homework Whim: to win a water-ski marathon Ambition: to be a success in whatever I do W.H.S. Memory: I.A. HI with Mr. Gadwah Achievements: Cross-Country 1,2; Spring Track 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4. C. STANTON WILDES North Hampton GEORGE ALAN WILLHAUCK North Hampton Likes: fried clams, running Dislikes: finishing last in cross-country meets Whim: to gain 30 lbs. Ambition: college W.H.S. Memory: senior homeroom Achievements: Latin Club 3; Historical Society 4; Cross-Country 4; Track 4; Honor Roll Transferred from: Cathedral High School, Boston, 1965. 83 Likes: girls, Fords, big motor scooters, food, Budweiser, The Animals Dislikes: Chevys, scooters, hot lunch Ambition: to drive at Indianapolis W. H. S. Memory: Miss Morris' physical science class JOANNE YAVOROSKY Seabrook Nickname: Jo Likes: dancing, sewing, helping people, friends, clothes Dislikes: being told what to do, nosey people Whim: to be better than Dior, Balenciaga, or St. Laurent Ambition: to earn a degree in tailoring W. H. S. Memory: coming in first in the state in basketball Achievements: Ceramics Club 1; Historical Society 3,4; Smoke Signal 4 KAREN JEANETTE WELLS North Hampton Likes: cool records, long hair, dances, Moody Blues, home Dislikes: school busses, whiffles Whim: to make a tough pair of striped pants Ambition: to go to England and to travel all over the U. S. A. Transferred from Melbourne High, Florida WANDA LEE MOULTON Hampton Nickname: Mouse Likes: horses, boys, cars, motorcycles Dislikes: onions, cats, sloppiness Whim: to drive a ten wheel trailer truck in the middle of a snow storm Ambition: secretary W. H. S. Memory: my first day here Achievements: French Club 1,2; Student Council 3; Dramatics 1,2; Senior Play Transferred from Epping High School 4 84 CLASS HISTORY How many times during the past four years did we ask ourselves, Will we ever last 'till grad- uation? All too soon we were approaching that glorious day. With hearts filled with memories, we look back on years of sorrows and successes, of frustrations and friendships. When September, '63 arrived, we were suddenly exposed to the fast-moving world of high school. Despite malevolent assistance of upperclassmen, we, as freshmen, somehow survived the first be- wildering weeks at Winnacunnet. The unfortunate death of President Kennedy temporarily disrupted school life, but at the same time gave us the unity that only grief can create. With time however, we found ourselves adjusting to student government, mid-years, crowded lunches, and the pressures of being underclassmen. Winnacarnival was a new and exciting experience and with each event we sensed a growing spirit and pride in our class. Susan Blythe was selected princess and as the week progressed we did our best to bring a victory to the Class of '67. As sophomores, we returned with a feeling of confidence and enthusiasm. Class rings made us feel sophisticated, while the Christmas Dance, our first big responsibility, greatly helped to unify the class. During Winnacarnival, we set out to try our luck at upsettingthe upperclassmen, and hoped to see our princess, Linda Lewis, be crowned queen. Apparently the goal was too high, but we had a lot of fun trying. The junior year proved to be the busiest and most profitable of our high school career. In the fall, we solicited ads for the football and basketball programs, and set up concessions at home games. The year seemed to be full of victories. Who will ever forget the day the Blue Hawk” died, or the night the Ship was Sunk at the Portsmouth Tourney? Without a doubt, however, the event that made our junior year so memorable was winning the 1966 Class L Basketball Championship. Those of us who were at the final game in Manchester re- member the exciting way in which the Warriors fought for first place and their well deserved title of New Hampshire State Champs. The novelty of the year, and a first at Winnacunnet was the Powder Puff football game. Never in the history of W.H.S. did Tuck Field see as much action as that fall afternoon. As both teams, the Jubilant Juniors and the Stupendous Seniors, battled for victory, the sideliners screamed for no mercy. Early in the game a shocked senior team realized the uselessness of fighting. The victorious Class of '67 once again demonstrated that, 'We Try Harder! The second semester brought on more responsibilities. We put up a valiant fight to become Winnacarnival champs, but unfortunately were unable to crown our princess, Judy Soucy, queen. The prom, Garden of Dreams , was one of the loveliest ever. With the help of our advisors, Miss Curry and Mr. Lavallee, we were able to transform the cafetorium into a beautiful setting for the big- gest event of the year. To end a perfect evening, June Charters was chosen Queen, and her Princesses were Jan Savage and Jan Blatchford. Thanks to our class officers, our advisors, and Joe Fossule, we were able to make our junior year rewarding, prosperous, and a lot of fun. Our final year brought about a common understanding of the pressures we were all facing-whether it concerned being accepted at a college or securing a job for after graduation. With autumn came the first of the closed senior parties. Who can ever forget Strait Jacket and the cry, Give her the ax ? And remember the Computer Party and the surprised faces when we met our ideal dates? The 1967 Winnacarnival brought our long- awaited victory with Janet Pingree being crowned queen. We had succeeded in becoming the number one class in spirit, sportsmanship, and participation. With the end of the year approaching, we found ourselves preparing for graduation. We reflected, for a time,on our years spent at W.H.S. but realized that the future holds much excitement. So,World, we hope you are ready, for we now present to you, the Class of 1967! 85 BEST LOOKING BEST ALL AROUND David Burbine-Judy Soucie Sue Blythe-Steve Batchelder SCHOOL SUPPORTERS MOST DEPENDABLE Bob Freeman-Barbara Thompson Steve Batchelder-Sue Blythe MOST STUDIOUS Pam Daly-Tom Hartnett MOST ATHLETIC Jan Blatchford-John Hopkins CUTEST 17 Sue Blythe-John Vallier MOST TALENTED MOST TALKATIVE Sue Blythe-Peter Jautaikis Charlie Claverie-Barbara Thompson SHYEST BEST DANCERS Alan Robinson-Jeneen Quinlan 68 MaryAnn Ross-Peter Ross CLASS WIT CLASS SUPPORTER Nadia Margolis-Charlie Claverie BEST DRESSED Mark Savage-Paula Wanzer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jill Fernald-Bob Freeman 89 Tom Hartnett-Nadia Margolis CLASS Freshman Nancy Powell Peter Bushold June Charters Mary Ann Ross Class Officers Sophomore Nancy Powell John Hopkins Janet Pingree Dale Drummond Junior John Vallier Barbara Thompson Jan Savage Kathie Andrews Senior Barb Thompson Bob Freeman Jan Pingree Kathie Andrews Student Council Freshman Sophomore Ed Hess Susan Boothby Tim McHenry Barbara Thompson Susan Boothby June Charters Tim McHenry Doug Silver State Student Council President Steve Batchelder Junior Doug Silver Shari Ajemian Meredy Hall Shelley Luck Bob Freeman Vice-president Steve Batchelder Secretary Sue Boothby Senior Peppa Barnaby Rod Blake Shari Ajemian Shelley Luck President Steve Batchelder Secretary Sue Boothby Treasurer Greg Jardis JUNIOR COUNCIL SENIOR COUNCIL Carol Stevenson Tim McHenry Judy Soucy Jill Fernald Shelley Luck Charlie Claverie Susan Blythe John Hopkins Mike Hambleton June Charters Pam Whitworth Jill Fernald Ken Cutler Jan Savage Judy Soucy Mary Ann Ross Duane Kimball Peter Bushold 90 Phillips Exeter Summer School Nadia Margolis Nasson College Summer Program Nadia Margolis LOG National Honor Society Members Tom Hartnett Rod Blake Susan Boothby Earl Richardson June Charters Jill Fernald Janet Blatchford Ken Cutler Sandy Larsen George Hammond Kris Hinkley Kathy Knowles Sally Clark Maureen Mullen Dave Crovetti Pam Daly Bob Freeman Josephine Gagnon Mike Hambleton Shelley Luck Cathy McEachern Cindy Stiles Nadia Margolis Mike Schwotzer National Merit Letters of Commendation Cathy McEachern Maureen Mullen Pam Daly Tom Hartnett Citizenship Conference at Tufts Shelley Luck Bob Freeman Girls' State Peppa Barnaby Shelley Luck Boys' State Mike Hambleton Jr.-Sr. Awards Program-Boston Museum Sue Blythe All-State Basketball All-State Football Bill Ladd Mike Hambleton Tom Hartnett Jim Branham Steve Batchelder John Hopkins St. Paul's Program of Advanced Studies D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award Pam Daly June Charters Tom Hartnett N.H. All State Band and Orchestra Greater Boston Youth Symphony 9! Heather Coombs Heather Coombs SENIORS MAKE THE The farmer in the dell ft Snap out of it Bill . . . Bill? They’re coming to take them away, tee, hee, ho, ho! 92 WORLD GO ROUND 93 Those Viet Congs are everywhere! WHERE IT’S AT Where's your pass? Don't sit on the blue one! You'll fall through! Where's my lunch? (Did you try under the cushions?) Don't you realize there are classes next door? We better not let her back in; she looks mad! But Mark! We can't fit another one on this couch! Does anyone have the problems done on page 274? Guess what? I got kicked out of physics again! Well, I signed out for the library . . . If you put my shoe in that wastebasket, you'll be s-o-r-r-y! Did you hear that he . . . and then she . . . and then . . . Where's the kitty ? or the dog? or the bird? That's a pretty nice Christmas tree - where'd we get the decorations? Somebody get that junior out of here! Well, sounds like lunch is out. That looks pretty bad. Put it on the bulletin board! Gee, it's good to relax! WHERE’S THE NEW FURNITURE? 94 WHAT A BUNCH! Our Miss Morris 95 Be sure your sins will find you out! On our class ring are found all the parts that make up the whole: the initials of the four towns, the pine trees signifying the name Winnacunnet the beautiful place of pines , and the Indian head portraying the mighty warrior. WINNACUNNET ALMA MATER All hail to Winnacunnet We sing your praises high, We are so very proud But it's hard to say just why There's knowledge we have found here With joy and happiness, And we know in all the years to come That it shall never rest. We work together; Play together, Always in Unity, So again we hail thee Winnacunnet Pledging Loyalty. Words by Shannon M. Kinney, Class of 1965 96 Mr. Donaldson Miss Ball OFFICERS § COUNCIL STANDING: K. Carroll: T. Boynton, President, R. Hunter, Treasurer, S. Dodge, Vice President. KNEELING: L. Palmer, D. Hunt, J. Hallaron, C. Minutelli, D. Busch, Secretary, E. Watson 98 JUNIORS HOMEROOM 27 ROW ONE: C. Small, C. Frye, B. Dutton, D. McKeeven, J. Winch, S. Beyea, W. Wilson, S. Marshall. ROW TWO: W. Papoulios, H. StGermain, M. Kuntz, E. Brown, E. Fiske, D. Hunt, B. Brown, J. Millet. ROW THREE: T. Boyn- ton, W. Russell, D. Jovin, B. Berquist, D. Moulton, C. Lork, C. Cote, P. Powell. ROW FOUR: B. Chevaliar, S. Morin. JUNIOR HOMEROOMS 18 § 15 ROW ONE: D. Patterson, C. Erickson, J. Laframboise, L. Palmer, L. Leavitt, S. Smith, A. Cafarella, P. Zibell, B. Brodrick, C. Grayson, K. Roy. ROW TWO: D. McClennon, F. Mace, P. Annis, P. Chase, C. Stires, J. Russell, B. Murphy, H. Higgins, A. Hilliard, K. Taylor, D. Cullen, S. Orchell. ROW FOUR: W. Pretty, J. Hammond, N. Mclll- ven, B. Poulin, J. McKinnon, E. Lamontagne, M. Bird, J. Marston. ROW FIVE: T. Taylor, R. Lee, S. Robertson, C. Wheeler, A. Vanderleeden, P. Wright, P. Elliot, B. Storm, R. Stebbins. ROW SIX: L. Luce, G. Sargent, C. Bunce, J. Kelly, J. Pearce, S. Moul, R. Babula, B. McComb, P. Brown, R. Adie. 99 JUNIORS ROW ONE: M. Boyle, M. Pacheco, J. Goodwin, S. Sumner, G. Fitzpatric, T. Goodwin, D. Murdough, E. Bohm, S. Carrol, C. Grana, S. Anderson. ROW TWO: J. Ivers, M. McAter, C. Farrell, D. Kimball, K. Burbine, R. Dobson, D. Perrault, B. Teague, C. Pevear, T. Buttrick. ROW THREE: G. Gauron, S. Bray ton, M. Demerest, J. Blaney, K. Randall, G. Eaton, S. Coles, K. Blanchard, E. Rush. ROW FOUR: J. Luce, K. LeClair, R. DeFillipo, N. Powell, M. Dargue, L. Cobb, J. Mader, L. Colt, C. Smith. ROW FIVE: E. Gallahan, M. McCarron, M. Weddle, E. D. Frost, R. Adie, R. Gray, J. Yeaton, T. Rissell, K. Carroll. ROW SIX: W. Dale, P. Craig, J. Provencher, S. Fecteau, R. Savage, R. Schaake, S. Philbrick, R. O’Brien, D. Gardner, B. Eaton. HOMEROOMS 7, 12 ROW ONE: B. Thompson, J. Pevear, L. Borowski, P. Hockenhull, J. Boothby, R. Ballentine, J. Goodard, N. Pills- bu y, K. Falcone, L. Jacques. ROW TWO: C. Brown, M. Purshew, L. Goodpasture, N. Castleton, G. Lumbert, D. Dumore, T. Driscoll, C. Larson, M. Dabson. ROW THREE: J. Alston, C. Wheeler, J. Hollaran, D. Busch, E. Wat- son, A. Carter, S. Connarton, B. McNeil, J. Sicard, R. Hunter. ROW FOUR: D. Carter, B. Davies, R. Grimsley, D. Kodwyck, S. Wilbur, A. Cullen, H. Fowler, E. Marshall, D. St. Cyr. ROW FIVE: P. Bridle, L. Bean, D. Myers, G. Lamott, A. Labreck, T. Purrington, J. MacClean, R. Hunter, G. Paul. ROW SIX: M. Merrill, D. Brown, J. Bagrett, J. Cushman, S. Winch, H. Fuller, H. Flonders, H. Caton, R. McNeil. HOMEROOMS 46. 49 100 SOPHOMORES ADVISORS Mr. Rowsey Mrs. Camp OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Dave Hartnett; VICE PRES: Steve Connarton: TREASURER: Martha Thompson; SEC- RETARY: Debbie Burwell COUNCIL STANDING: F. Hilliard, D. Hartnett, D. Burwell, L. Hinkley, C. Simko, S. Connarton, C. McLeavy. SITTING: K. Wilson, P. Jones, B. Freeman, W. Boutlier, M. Thompson. 10) SOPHOMORES HOMEROOMS 37, 45 ROW ONE: W. Boutilier, L. Rowe, J. Grenier, C. Dalke, J. Simons, T. Parizo, L. Thibeault, E. Perin, S. Jones, D. O'Connor, L. Lind, A. Nault. ROW TWO: B. Perkins, M. Larson, P. Blake, L. Andt, E. Cronin, E. Vandiver, S. Cole, N. Reiley,D. Burwell, R. Knight. ROW THREE: R. Lalime, B. Brindamor, F. Bajowski, J. Stellmach, E. Hayes, C. Jacques, B. Shindledecker, J. Weinhold, P. Brown, R. Maynahan. ROW FOUR: B. Purslow, D. Biery, Titus, B. Wilbur, A. Jones, M. Augusta, S. Calkins, M. Vanderleen, T. Baily. ROW FIVE: T. Charon, C. McLeavy, D. Bernard, Merchant. HOMEROOMS 2, 16 ROW ONE: B. Dow, K. Rubera, D. VanAmburgh, D. Hale, M. Daley, V. Randall, K. Perkins, K. Wilson, J. McDonald, N. Baptiste. ROW TWO: A. Alberts, C. Felch, N. Mace, S. Stevenson, B. Freeman, D. Butler, L. Ackerson, C. Bassett, D. Broyer. ROW THREE: D. Fenn, C. Bossi, R. Leonard, D. Palmer, S. Spellacy, R. Rossup, K. Scott, K. Higgins, J. Jones. ROW FOUR: R. Simons, D. Kidd, N. Keiling, S. Mason, R. Orwaik, J. Porter, L. Lind, C. Chase. ROW FIVE: R. Simon, T. Wasson, R. Hersly, S. Connerton, A. Brown, J. Perham, S. Allard, R. Adams, C. Baily. ROW SIX: J. Clough, W. Mclnnis, R. Higgins, M. MacDonald. 102 ROW ONE: B. Ajemian, J. Hale, D. Casey, K. McLaire, G. Lord, L. Howard, E. Eaton, L. Slmko, D. Wright, J. Lavoie, S. Fetch, C. Tinkham, R. Selfridge. ROW TWO: C. Claridge, S. Batchelder, C. Robinson, M. Deans, R. White, O. Assad, R. LeClair, L. Eaton, H. Brown, L. Eaton, T. Eaton, K. Kroteau. ROW THREE: J. Hurley, C. Silverman, D. Hanglin, M. Chase, P. Dilan, L. Withycomb, J. Lachapelle, K. Fowler, C. Lindahl, J. Plouffe. ROW FOUR: D. Kidd, W. Lloyd, H. Carter, B. Pelzar, J. Blatchford, F. Perry, R. Somerby, R. Wasson, M. MacDonald, G. Livingston, M. Rohbarker, R. Nelson. ROW FIVE: B. Parker, E. Bishop, D. Blaine, B. Tirone, H. Mulligan, R. Berthiane, B. Merrill, C. Coulp, L. Hinkley, S. Halliday, L. Grzybowski, R. Larson. ROW SIX: B. Fralick, C. Wentworth, D. Buffington, R. Shaw, A. Brown, F. Hilliard, J. McHenry, M. Augusta, T. Blanchette, T. Spooner, J. Small, D. Pizon. 103 SOPHOMORES HOMEROOMS 38, 39 ROW ONE: C. Perkins, M. Fogg, R. Coffee, M. Reynolds, N. Thissell, J. Whitcomb, S. Crovette, B. Combs, C. Erickson, B. Douglas. ROW TWO: P. Ritter, L. Leonard, M. Bernier, B. Baily, G. Dunbrack, D. Adock, B. Dow, N. Kimball, V. Small, R. Carpenter. ROW THREE: S. Hopkins, S. Blanchard, S. Clocke, E. Henderson, P. Jones, L. Dahlstrom, S. Pearce, C. Kelly, M. Wilhauck, M. Thompson. ROW FOUR: K. Savage, K. Smith, C. White, T. Batchelder, R. Silver, G. Allen, J. McHenry, D. Luce, R. Norris. ROW FIVE: J. Luedthe, D. Perkins, T. Far- rington, J. Michaud, H. Robinson, R. Prey, M. Anderson, D. Hartnett. HOMEROOMS 53. 55 FRESHMEN CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Holmes Miss Washburn OFFICERS § COUNCIL ROW TWO: Mark Neddy, Bob Cushing, Pres., Mike Lamontagne, Treas., Hugh Zibell. ROW ONE: Heather king, Sec., Sue Blake, Sue Papa, Marlyn Anthony, V. Pres., Cindy Chevalier. 104 FRESHMEN HOMEROOMS 8, 10 HOW ONE: D. Bergeron, F. Perkins, D. Knowles, C. Yeaton, L. Gauron, L. Simko, S. Cicerelli, R. Butler, P. Pro- vencher, M. Netty, B. Nownes. ROW TWO: J. Kenny, R. Thompson, E. McGrady, E. Arbo, N. Pelczar, D. Andrews, L. Perkins, D. Hill, T. Doheny, J. Tilton. ROW THREE: D. Hill, E. Beyea, C. Chevilier, K. Larabee, L. Dalen, H. Chase, W. Eaton, L. Roy, J. Lamb, F. Coles, L. Welch. ROW FOUR: R. Crandal, R. Lord, A. Janvrin, D. Worley, P. Prior, D. Johnson, B. Wheeler, D. Hayes, J. Dubois, M. Ladd, D. Spinner. HOMEROOM 21 ROW ONE: W. Wyse R. Bester, D. Boudreau, S. Hardardt, N. Emmons, B. Smith, R. Bagley, H. Zibell, L. Abbott, B. Blythe. ROW TWO: K. LaClair, D. Thymes, D. Hockenhull, K. Hart, C. Rathgaber, M. Battcock, D. Barnes, W. Silver j R. Jacques. ROW THREE: M. Coelner, S. Sheridan, C. Cook, R. Champagne, F. Fuller, J. Dionne, S. Minutelli. 105 HOMEROOMS 50, 52 ROW ONE: P. Boudreau, C. Coles, J. Littlefield, M. StPierre, P. Freemen, P. Bowlen, C. Eaton, B. Davis, P. Sanborn, C. Vanderleeden, J. Coffey, L. Blackden. ROW TWO: R. Hosley, T. Otis, P. Davis, D. Johnson, J. Davis, H. King, C. Danico, J. Gagnon, D. Kanaszak, R. McCarter, L. Le Clair, J. Boyd. ROW THREE: A. Cole, P. Phil- brick, S. Blake, P. Lamson, D. Pison, L. Worley, J. Weddle, P. King, E. Soucy, B. Brayton. ROW FOUR: R. Flanders, F. Eaton, P. Becker, J. Demerest, S. Miller, D. Smart, M. Grant, J. Gregg, S. Waldren, D. Kidd. HOMEROOMS 12. 17 ROW ONE: M. Small, C. Elliot, K. Ingerson, R. Hay, M. Arsenault, L. Perkins, E. Felch, C. Mahon, M. Roy, K. Austin, B. LaJoie, A. Bernia, J. Palmer. ROW TWO: K. Bagley, B. Ross, K. Barteau, G. Leonard, R. Barker, C. Randall, S. Papa, M. Smith, R. Genest, M. McKenney, R. DeFillipo, B. Brown, R. Dow, S. Warrington. ROW THREE: C. Foote, P. Bloom, K. Dodge, P. Manion, C. Birch, J. Larson, R. Loud, T. Berry, A. Cole, J. Miller, R. Mackel, S. Sanders, M. Perkins. ROW FOUR: T. Leslie, R. Cushing, R. Hockenhull, S. Buchanan, F. Knowles, B. Ellsworth, R. Felch, D. Meagle, K. Lord, P. LaFramboise, M. McNerny. 106 FRESHMEN HOMEROOMS 44, 48 ROW ONE: J. Huddell, E. Blackdon, M. Anthony, M. Nutter, L. Gilman, K. Cutcliffe, R. Titus, M. Baltzer, M. Long, C. Livingston, B. Weare, W. Perkins. ROW TWO: K. Sheppard, L. Hale, J. Norey, D. Perry, C. Arkwell, T. Fowler, J. Borowski, L. Ivers, J. Haughton, R. Cole. ROW THREE: R. St. Lawrence, M. Lamontagne, J. Kopanski, V. Rou- bideaux, R. Wooles, B. Marsh, R. Eaton, P. Carrol, T. Lessard, A. Felch, W. Palmer. ROW FOUR: E. Cordiero. D. Guild, E. Miller, L. Halen, C. Trumball, C. Rasmussen, L. Parkhurst, P. Robertson, K. McKue, M. Corsen, S Hunt, B. Plimpton, P. LaPage. 107 109 BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Dave Wilbur, Les Titus, John Stellmach, Greg Pickering, Greg Worthley, Pete Chapman, Bill McLane, Ernie Blanchard, John Vallier, Mark Kelley, Richard Nutter. STANDING: Mr. Charlie White, Greg Brown, Henry Fuller, Steve Morin, Steve Batchelder, John Hopkins, John Sarni, John Ford, Eric LaMontagne, George Allen, Coach Ladd Co-Captains: Greg Worthley Greg Pickering After getting off to a slow start, the baseball team shifted into high gear and scalped Somers - worth, Exeter, and Salem in close games to get into the tourney playoffs. Excellent pitching by Greg Pickering and Bill McLane, a tight defense, clutch hitting, and hustling team spirit defeated Lebanon, Monadnock, and finally Somersworth. Winnacunnet pulled the biggest upset of the baseball year when it walked off with the top honors and brought the 1966 Class I baseball crown home. 110 1966 1 1 TRACK 66 The 1966 Spring Trackteam had a highly successful season by finishing second in the Class I” State Track Meet and qualifying Bill Ladd, Steve Dutton, and Jim Sicard for competition in the New England Track Meet. Outstanding performances were turned in by Peter Dineen in the dashes, and the entire ag- grigation of distance men, including the Sicard brothers, Edward and Jim, the Dutton brothers, Steve and Brad, Bob MacClements, Sheridan Dodge, Harry Fowler, and John Yeaton. Bill Ladd, Jody Pelczar, and Steve Philbrick all proved that they had what it took to be good hurlers. With Pete Jautaikis, Jim Sicard, and Brad Dutton working hard on the pole vault, it appeared that the season would be highly successful. Although the field events were not our strongest points, Mark Savage proved his ability in the discus while his younger brother, Richard, continuously put his ability to good use by putting the shot over 42 feet. Several boys established new school records this season: Steve Dutton One mile Edward Sicard Two mile William Ladd High hurdles William Ladd Low hurdles James Sicard 800 yd. run Each year an individual trophy is awarded to the team's high scorer. The high scorer this year was Bill Ladd with an amazing 148 points. In the distant second was Mike Hambleton with 72 1 4 points followed by Captain Ed Sicard with 71 1 4 points. The returning team should be the strongest squad we have had, since only two key men were lost. KNEELING: J. Sicard; H. Fowler; P. Dineen; E. Sicard; B. MacClements; S. Dutton. ROW 2: J. Yeaton; B. Ladd; M. LaRock; J. Pelczar; R. Savage; M. Hambleton; S. Philbrick; P. Jautaikis. 112 James Sicard Sheridan Dodge BUI Ladd not only broke standing school records but Harry Fowler also established a new State Class I record in both hur- dle events. 113 FIELD HOCKEY FRONT ROW: G. Lumbert, R. Selfridge, D. Busch, C. Kelly. STANDING: D. Doheny, J. Blatchford, N. Kimball, B. Douglas, P. Miller, C. McEachern. Not Shown: F. Mace, J. Hardardt, C. White, L. Brennan. FRONT ROW: L. Dahlstrom, C. Trumbull, L. Palmer, C. Basset. STANDING: N. Mace, C. Cote, N. Castleton, J. Simons, S. Sheridan, C. MacArdle, C. Livingston. 114 VARSITY RECORD WHS 3 Timberlane 0 WHS 3 Sanborn 0 WHS 1 Exeter 1 WHS 3 Timberlane 0 WHS 1 Oyster River 0 WHS 1 Oyster River 0 Exeter 2 WHS 0 WHS 3 Sanborn 3 Co-Captains Jan Blatchford and Dino Doheny The Winnacunnet Warriorettes had one of the best seasons in Field Hockey since the school was founded. The girls enjoyed a season of 5 wins, 2 ties, and 1 loss. The Exeter game at home was the highlight of the season when in the last minute of play Winnacunnet tied the score 1-1 in the best played game of the year. The line play was good and the defense by the backs proved to be the difference between victory and defeat in many of the contests. It isn't THAT bad, Mrs. B”. Warriorette action 115 CROSS COUNTRY LEFT TO RIGHT: Kneeling; S. Dutton, B. Mac Clements. ROW TWO: Coach Fernald, S. Dodge, R. Larson, H. Fow- ler, B. Dutton, B. Wheeler, J. Demerest, R. Bailey, S. Hardart, J. Provencher. ROW THREE: E. Soulier, C. Basset, P. Adams, G. Willhouck, P. Jautaikis, B. Fralick, W. Wyse, J. Sicard The Cross Country team, led by Co-Cap- tains Steve Dutton and Bob MacClements,finish- ed a 15 meet season with a record of 13 wins, 1 second and 1 third. The Harriers placed 4th as a team in New Hampshire. During the season the team defeated Con- cord, three time New England Champion, who had not been defeated in six years and 42 meets. Winnacunnet captured the Southeastern League Title for the third year in a row. A fine season ended when the runners won the Class I State Championship for the second year, taking the first four places and placing seven men in the first nine places. Steve Dutton was the individual Class I winner. Steve Dutton and his younger brother, Brad, represented the state of New Hampshire in the New England Championships held at Durham. 1)6 Coach Fernald and Co-Captains Bob MacClements and Steve Dutton They said it couldn't be done! SOCCER FRONT ROW: H. St. Germain, P. Le Page, S. Batchelder, J. Hopkins, G. Gauron, C. Yeaton, P. Provencher, C. But- terfield. ROW TWO: S. Miller, B. Hockenhull, P. Brown, J. Parsons, J. Kopanski, T. Purington, T. Batchelder, B. Pelczar, T. Taylor, C. Wentworth. ROW THREE: H. Carter, P. Zitrick, D. Brown, T. McHenry, G. Jardis, P. La- haie, J. Yeaton, D. Carter, S. Hume, K. Smith, T. Purington. The soccer team, headed by Co-Captains Steve Batchelder and John Hopkins, compiled a 7-8 record. Four games were lost by a one goal margin. The team's victory over Alvirne, the first in three years, was a highlight of the season. Two of the best games were against the top two teams in our division, Raymond (which we lost 2-1) and Oyster River. The Oyster River contest went into double overtime ending in a 4-2 defeat. The team as a whole scored 37 goals against 29 for the opposition. John Hopkins was top scor- er with 10 goals followed closely by Steve Hume who had 9. 118 Co-Captains John Hopkins and Steve Batchelder with Coach Vaughan Get that ball! No hair-pulling, scratching ... Perfect! A moment of silence Time out FOOTBALL ’66 Style itmtJ-2 'Yw r f 'f f 5fm i3l7j? 61 if ? 60 50 65 63 A L fr- ..V _ x' 'o ■ I V. ji FRONT ROW: S. Batchelder, G. Allen, T. Hartnett, J. Ford, B. Papolius,B. Bufrke,M. Hambleton, B. Ladd, J. Bran- ham, D. Wilbur, D. Silver, C. Allen, W. Lloyd. ROW TWO: J. Vallier, E. Hess, J. Clough; 8. Fecteau, R. Wilbur, H. Fuller, J. Stellmach, G. Michaud, M. Rohrbacker, F. Bajowski, E. LaMontagne, B. Russell, K. Carroll, T. Con- nerton, C. Larson. ROW THREE: P. Powell, S. Philbrick, N. Mcllveen, B. Purslow, . E nton, D JCidd, C. Buntz, B. Pretty, J. Forsberg, S. Morin, R. Savage, T. Sharron. Tri-Captains Mike, Bill, and Jim and Coach G 120 Our season record was 4 wins and 4 losses, but we managed to out-statistic our opponents in almost all categories. Coupled with this fact were the encouraging efforts of many of our Sophomore and Junior performers who should provide us with a potent, experienced group to lead the way next fall. Junior boys who did an outstanding job this fall were Henry Fuller, J. D. Forsberg, Steve Philbrick (one of the finest centers we have had at WHS), Steve Morin, Bill Papoulias, Tom Boynton, and Dick Savage (one of the best tackles in our class). Promising Sophomores who played well for the first time at Varsity level were boys like George Allen, Frank Bajowski, Jerry Stellmach, Dick Kidd, Wayne Lloyd, Steve Batchelder, and Bill Pur slow. Sorely missed will be graduating Seniors, who have provided us with many exciting moments on the playing field, such as Tri-Captains Mike Hambleton, Jim Branham, and Bill Ladd, and Tom Hartnett, John Ford, Charles Allen, Dave Wilbur, and Doug Silver. John Vallier saw no action due to a pre-game injury in the scrimmage with Amesbury. All of these boys have played four years of football at Winnacunnet. Mike Hambleton and Tom Hartnett were selected for the Division HI All-State Team with Jim Branham and Junior half-back Henry Fuller making the second team. Action - Come on, Mike! EXETER RALLY Our Football Queen, Sue, and Tri-Captains Majorettes leading the way Showing them how The winning freshmen - Loud, aren't they, JoAnne? 122 AND GAME The Concern The Spirit The Symbol 123 The Excitement FROSH FOOTBALL Got’cha This year's freshman football team compiled a record of 3-4. All but one game was lost by the extra point. The hard running of Frank Fuller and passing of Mike Ladd to ends Ron Grietzer and Bill Palmer resulted in many touchdowns. Rounding out the offense was Bob Cushing, Jim Biron, Mike LaMontagne, Rich Crandall, Paul Becker and Brian Brown and Kim Dodge in the back field. Outstanding defense players were Jim Durkee, Jim Haughton, Mike Ladd, Pat Fuller and Paul Becker. Other hard working players were Leon Abbott, Steve Buchanan, Mark Coellner, Jim Dubois, Vernon Gauron, Eton Hayes, Reginald Jacques, Don Moaratty, Marvin Perkins, Kim Shepard, Bill Silver, and Dixon Worley. 124 KNEELING: P. Barnaby, S. Boothby, co- captain; S. Blythe, co-captain; B. Brown. STANDING: Miss Washburn, advisor; S. Cruikshank, A. Hilliard, P. Wentworth, J. Boothby Leading the way Gr-r-r Fight! MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Mullen, D. Provencher, D. Filley, J. Thibeault, captain; E. Bailey, M. Ross, D. St. Cyr 125 POWDER PUFF Who has the ! ? ball? Senior Team Coaches J. Blatchford T. Hartnett D. Doheny J. Vallier J. Charters J. Savage J. Fernald S. Luck K. Andrews M. Hambleton D. Drummond J. Pingree Cheerleaders C. Pollard Stacked” Claverie S. Boothby Cutie Chernesky S. Blythe Legs Batchelder P. McLaughlin Giggles Ross P. Dionne Bubbles Branham J. Forward Body Hopkins G. Carpenter Girlie Ford K. Hinkley P. Miller S. Clough Cuddles Croall The Winnacunnet Beauts Go to it, Sue! FOOTBALL THE TD Junior Team F. Mace D. Busch J. Boothby J. Alston R. Dobson B. Brown K. Wheeler M. Dargute G. Lumbert C. Cote A. Hilliard L. Bohm K. Houlihan R. Palmer K. Burbine N. Powell S. Carroll K. Farrell J. Mader L. Colt Cheerleaders Coaches What a kickoff! B. Pretty H. Fuller P. Brown B. Reinderer B. Papolious T. Russell S. Dodge E. Callahan R. Savage S. Morin T. Boynton Final Results: 6-0 Seniors, second; Juniors, next to last 127 FROSH AND FRONT: C. Yeaton, R. St.Lawrence, K. Shepherd, D. Hayes, W. Inglis, J. Durkee. BACK: Mr. Baron, Coach, B. Palmer, D. Johnson, M. Perkins, F. Fuller, B. Cushing, St. Miller, B. Hockenhull, K. Dodge (captain). 128 The long and the short of it. J.V. BASKETBALL Get that ball! FRONT: T. Batchelder, D. Brown, G. Allen (captain), C. Bunce, J. Luce. STANDING: J. Hardardt, Mr. J. McCarthy, Coach, F. Bajowski, J. Stellmach, B. Pelzcar, H. Robinson, S. McCleavy, J. Clough, J. Kelly, Manager. 129 VARSITY FRONT: J. Vallier, Captain. KNEELING: P. Powell, M. Savage, J. Kelly, Managers. STANDING: Mr. John McCarthy, JV Coach, J. Luce, D. Frost, B. Schaake, J. Hopkins, S. Morin, D. Kidd, S. Batchelder, R. Savage, T. Boynton, C. Bunce, J. Yeaton, T. Russell, Mr. Robert Dodge, Coach. The defending New Hampshire State Class L Basketball Champions swept to another highly successful season finishing the year with an outstanding 18-4 record, and winding up in third place in the New Hampshire State Class L Basketball ranks. The Warriors lost only to Portsmouth (twice), Nashua, and Dover. They held the distinction of being the top Class L defensive team in the state, as they held their op- ponents to a low average of 51.1 points per game, while they averaged 63.6 The Warriors were led by a starting five consisting of Captain John Vallier (senior) and John Hopkins (senior) at the guard positions; Steve Batchelder (senior) and Steve Morin (junior) at forwards; Dick Kidd (sophomore) at center; while sixth man Dick Sav- age (junior) alternated at forward and center positions. Other members of the team who saw a great deal of action included Juniors Chris Bunce, Bob Schaake, Tom Boynton, Tom Russell, John Yeaton, Don Frost, and Jeff Luce. Winnacunnet opened the season by winning their first four ball games before being defeated by Portsmouth. The Warriors bounced back to win two more before Nashua edged them by two points. Two more victories were followed by a nine point loss to Dover. A second four game winning streak was halted again by Portsmouth; this time by a six point margin. That was the last Warrior loss of the regular season as they went on to win their last six contests, including sweet revenge over Dover and Nashua, two Class L powerhouses. Seniors John Vallier, John Hopkins, and Steve Batchelder enjoyed the best seasons of their high school career. Captain Vallier was the play maker, the top foul shooter, and leader in assists. John Hopkins was the leading scorer and sparkplug of the team. Steve Batchelder led the team in rebounding and in field goal shooting percentage. These are three boys who will be difficult to replace. BASKETBALL May I cut in? Hot potato! Two more points 131 Once upon a time . . . He stands out in a crowd March 15, Durham. The fighting Winnacunnet Warriors went down to defeat at the hands of a spirited Dover Green Wave basketball team in one of the most exciting and thrilling games ever wit- nessed in New Hampshire State Tournament action. The Warriors fought back from an early 11-2 deficit, but from the second period to the end of the game the lead fluctuated back and forth with neither team being more than 3 points ahead at any time. Dover had a chance to win the game in reg- ulation play but missed two foul shots with 2 sec- onds remaining to send the game into overtime. In the first overtime period the Warriors' chances for victory were seriously impaired by the loss of Dick Kidd and Bob Schaake on fouls. But the Winnacunnet boys were not ready to give up without a fight and managed to tally 5 points to keep the game tied at the end of the first over- time, 60-60. 132 Take off Who needs the floor? After a minute and a half of the second over- time period, Captain John Vallier also fouled out. The Warriors were outscored 8-3, and went down to a 68-63 defeat. John Hopkins led the Warrior scoring with 23 points. Dick Kidd tallied 20 points and came up with an outstanding rebounding game. John Vallier sparked the Warriors throughout the con- test, starred on defense and chipped in with 9 points on offense. Steve Batchelder also scored 9 points. Though the Warriors were eliminated from further competition they were not defeated. They never gave up during the game - even when every- thing appeared to be going against them. They played a courageous ball game, demonstrating spirit, hustle, and aggressiveness.. Winnacunnet High School can indeed be proud of the efforts of the 1966-1967 basketball team. Out of reach. Get with it, Boothby! 133 GIRLS’ VARSITY FRONT: N. Castleton, P. McLaughlin, K. Andrews (co-captain), J. Pingree (co- captain), D. Felch, N. Kimball. BACK: F. Mace, D. Doheny, D. Busch, J. Blatchford, S. Clough, D. Corbin, C. Kelly, Miss C. Ball, Coach. J. V.’s FRONT: M. Fogg, M. Anthony, S. Minutelli, S. Felch (co-captain), C. Simko, B. Smith, J. Palmer, H. King. BACK: E. Cronin, L. Leonard, N. Pelczar, D. Andrews, S. Waldron, L. Simko (co-captain), C. Chevalier. 134 BASKETBALL The girls' Basketball team wound up their 1966-67 season with a commendable 8 and 2 won-lost record. Under the capable direction of coach Carol Ball, the Warrior girls played fine basketball. The girls lost two of their first four games to Pinkerton and Exeter, but later in the season came back to defeat both teams. Showing great improvement over previous years, the girls should prove a threat in future years in their quest for a league title. i35 The ball, girls, the ball! Go, fight, win. WINTER TRACK FRONT: S. Connarton, B. MacClements, B. Burke, M. Hambleton, C. Allen, B. Fralick, J. Branham. MIDDLE: L. Gilman, S. Dodge, B. Papoluis, B. Wheeler, C. Claverie, J. Ford, B. Storm. BACK: Coach Manix, G. Wilhauck, P. Jautaikis, H. Fuller, J. Pelczar, R. Lloyd, C. Augusta. 136 Captain Mike Hambleton Preparing for take-off Jp and over, Jody. Being No. 1 isn't easy! The Winnacunnet High School Winter Track team enjoyed a highly successful initial year registering wins over all opponents faced except powerful Nashua High School. Opening the season with an impressive win over Exeter in a dual meet, the team continued to collect victories until the final meet of the season when they finished second to Nashua in a triangular meet. One of the highlights of the season was the dual meet victory over Portsmouth mid-way through the season. The outcome of this meet was decided in the final event, the relay race. Outstanding performances were contributed this year by captain Mike Hambleton in the dashes; Bill Ladd, who finished second in the hurdles and third in the 50 yard dash in the State Meet; Chris Augusta, who tied the school high jump record with a height of 5'10 ; Henry Fuller, one of the fastest 300 yard dash men in the state; and Bob Mac Clements, who is the backbone of the distance runners. Record Winnacunnet-48 Exeter-29 Winnacunnet-39 Concord-38 Winnacunnet-43 Portsmouth-34 Winnacunnet-46 Exeter-34 Stevens-16 Winnacunnet-26 Nashua-49 1 2 Portsmouth-20 1 2 State Meet Nashua-48 Portsmouth-22 Winnacunnet-20 Bob Mac Clements VARSITY J.V.’s First Row: P. Barnaby, S. Boothby, Co-Captain, S. Blythe, Co-Captain, D. Whitworth. Back Row: A. Hilliard, J. Boothby, B. Brown CHEERLEADERS 138 L. to R.: B. Douglas, K. McClain, S. Stevenson, J. Lavoie, N. Reilly, J. Grenier, N. Mace, J. Whitcomb STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED left to right: C. Barnaby, R. Blake, J. Grenier, S. Blake, S. Hardardt, H. Zibell, S. Papa, S. Luck, S. Ajemian, M. McMahan. STANDING: G. Jardis, treasurer; S. Morin, vice-president; S. Boothby, secretary; S. Balchelder, president. The function of the Student Council is to pro- mote student interest and participation in the affairs of our school, student responsibility and citizenship, to foster the concept of democracy, and to form closer student-teacher relations. Most of all, it is an organization in which the opinions of the students may be expressed, there- by representing the student body. This past year, the Student Council has sponsored an underprivileged orphan from Oklahoma. Her name is Barbara Jumper. She is a Cherokee Indian and comes from a large family which the father and mother are not able to support. Shari Ajemian serves as our cor- respondent. The Student Council wants to sponsor the A.F.S. Bus Stop here again during the summer in hopes that it will be as successful as last year. The Student Council participated in the National Student Council and the State Student Council. Our president, Steve Batchelder, was elected president of the State Student Council. President Steve Batchelder NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW:L-R: Mr.O'Haire, advisor, R. Blake, Vice-president, P. Daly, S. Larson, J. Fernald, S. Boothby, Secretary, J. Charters, T. Hartnett, President. SECOND ROW: K. Cutler, D. Corvetti, M. Hambleton, N. Margolis, S. Luck, M. Demerest, J. Blatchford, E. Richardson, Treasurer. THIRD ROW: S. Hume, R. Hunter, K. Hinkley, K. McEachern, J. Gagnon, K. Knowles, B. Freeman, B. Lee. FOURTH ROW: M. Schwotzer, C. Smith, M. Mullen, D. St. Cyr, G. Lumbert, S. Clarke, C. Stiles, G. Hammond. The National Honor Society, a national high school organization, gives recognition to outstanding students on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, service, and character. It encourages the ex- ploration and development of these qualities in students. Here at Winnacunnet, students are elected to the society twice each year. They are nominated by the entire faculty, and the final selection is made by the faculty council. Induction ceremonies are held in the fall and spring. Parents of the inducties are invited to the program and the reception fol- lowing the ceremony. Throughout the year, the society raises money for the scholarship foundation. They also sponsor the senior teaching day in the spring. Congratulations Ml The Fall Induction - '66 FORUM FIRST ROW: L. Hinkley, L. Dahlstrom, L. Blackburn, P. Daly, W. Boutilier, treasurer, L. Robinson, Mr. Johnston, advisor. SECOND ROW: B.Brayton, D. Palmer, R. Durham, president, S. Robinson, vice-presi- dent, J. Hammond, C. Stires, secretary, C. Wentworth, R. Lloyd. The purpose of the Forum Club, as written in its constitution, is to sponsor and pro- mote intellectual activity at Winnacunnet High School. The Forum, however, has always opened the doors of these activities to members of the community as well as the Winna- cunnet student body. The Forum, in an effort to bring to this community the cultural advantages of central New England, has always been willing to risk its very existence to complete its objectives. It has sponsored lectures by Bernard Hiatt, director at the Theatre by the Sea; Professor Daggett, who spoke on Patriotism and Vietnam ; Sgt. Jassmond, U.S.A.F., who discussed Missiles and Manned Aircraft ; and Harold Whittaker, who introduced Metaphysics and Philosophy at the High School Level . The Forum made two visits to the Theatre by the Sea to view current productions, and it also sponsored A Christmas Carol for the benefit of this area. In the future the club plans several trips to U.N.H. and to the Charles Play- house in Boston. As the membership of this club changes, so does its projects and ob- jectives. U2 HISTORICAL SOCIETY FIRST ROW: L-R: P. Daly, Historian, C. Barnaby, Vice-President, C. King, Secretary, J. Forward, Curiator: absent, M. Savage, President. SECOND ROW: A. Brown, Mr. Fernald, advisor, S. Robinson, S. Dutton, J. Edgerly, C. Bassett, D. Cullen, J. Gagnon, J. Blaney, B. Shindledecker, P. Miller, C. McEachern, J. Hammond, C. Grant, P. Jautaikis, B. Thompson, B. Fralick. THIRD ROW: J. Perham, B. McClements, R. Bailey, E. Bailey, K. Chouinard, C. Currier, B. Freeman, G. Carpenter, B. Freeman, P. Hockenhull, C. Wentworth, D. Jovin, G. Willhauck. The aim of the Historical Society is to recognize, understand, and preserve the rich historical past of the Hamptons. During the past year, the club has gone on digs to Edgerly Farms, and held meetings to record the articles found. The Historical Society has held three buffet suppers. At these suppers, speakers have given the members a better perspective to the historical background of our community. M3 MATH LETES SEATED: M. Thompson, N. Kimball, L. Dahlstrom, Miss Hudson, advisor, G. Lumbert, M. Demerest, S. Larson, D. St. Cyr. STANDING: B. Lee, E. Richardson, K. Cutler, M. Schwotzer, G. Hammond, T. Hart- nett, S. Robinson. The Winnacunnet Mathletes, a group of mathematical wizards, belong to the Tri-State League, along with 19 other teams from Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. They participate in six meets each year, entering a team of ten students at each meet. Winnacunnet is a member of the Southern Region and hosts one meet a year. The purposes of the organization are to foster interest in mathematics among students with a flare for the subject and to provide an opportunity for students to participate in a recreational, as well as educational, activity. 144 DEBATE FIRST ROW: Mr. Unsky, advisor, N. Frye, S. Orchel, secretary, N. Margolis, co-captain, D. Kimball, co- captain, K. Carrol, M. McMahon. SECOND ROW: R. Adams, C. Bailey, S. Calkins, D. Shindledecker. Throughout the year, our school has been debating foreign aid. As in all debate, they have hoped to promote the idea of further understanding through its practices. They feel it is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without de- bating it . 145 YEARBOOK FIRST ROW: J. Charters, J. Savage, T. Hartnett, ROW TWO: P. Barnaby, S. Luck. ROW THREE: S. Blythe, M. Ross, B. Freeman, ROW FOUR: J. Blatchford, K. Hinkley Although the yearbook always seems to be staffed by seniors, it is not a sen- ior book . It is a publication that com- piles the academic, athletic, and social achievements of one year into a mean- ingful pattern. Working closely together gives members beneficial experience and knowledge of terms and processes. This year's SACHEM staff is proud to have produced one of the biggest year- books, and the first one at Winnacunnet to have colored photographs. SITTING: S. Boothby, G. Carpenter, L. Brennan, M. Demarest. ROW TWO: Mr. Rowsey, Advisor, S. Ajemian, M. Lyon, J. Fernald, D. Fenderson, C. Stiles, B. Freeman, D. Pratt. ROW THREE: E. Richardson, R. Durham, M. Schwotzer, R. Blake, G. Hammond, P. Ross, T. Chernesky, D. Shindledecker 146 THE SMOKE SIGNAL SEATED: L. White, Editor; G. Carpenter. ROW 1, L-R: S. Ajemian, S. Barker, W. Boutilier, ass't editor; M. Mullen, Miss Nesmith, advisor; L. Philbrick, L. Mako, L. Brennan. ROW 2, L-R: R. Durham, G. Ham- mond, S. Thurlow, M. Schwotzer, K. Hinkley, S. Chadbourn, D. Burwell. All newspapers have the same purpose: to inform people of what is going on around them. Our newspaper, The Smoke Signal”, does just this. The students on the staff report on sports, dances, and other social events held at the school. Some of the regular features of The Smoke Signal are Watch on Winnacunnet , a column about the student body itself, Dear Winny , a column that gives advice to the forlorn and love- lorn, and a Sell, Swap, or Buy section where advertisements can be purchased for a nickle. The paper also gives students an opportunity to work on a newspaper, a chance to write, rewrite, and set up copy. BAND FIRST ROW; L-R: S. Larson, B. Shindledecker, B. Coombs, J. Halioran, B. Brown, J. Boothby, G. Leanard, C. Cook, P. Bowlen, D. Knowles, S. Rollins. SECOND ROW: S. Clarke, T. Taylor, D. Stebbins, L. Palmer, P. Hockenhull, T. Blanchette, S. Miller, H. Chase, H. Coombs, S. Dodge, D. Hartnett, S. Straw, C. Claverie, B. Parker, G. Gauron. THIRD ROW: D. Wright, D. Fenn, B. Ajemian, M. Deeds, D. Palmer, B. Marsh, R. McCarter, J. Hammond. D. Jovin, R. Hunter, B. Gray, J. Jones, C. Grant, S. Winch, D. Busch, G. Lloyd, M. Coffey, M. Neddy, C. Bailey, N. Kimball, J. MacLean. FOURTH ROW: L. Leclair, D. Boudreau, K. Dodge, R. Crandell, K. Barteau, V. Small, K. Lord, C. Elliot, R. St.Laurent, T. Fowler, K. Rubera, D. Johnson, M. Thompson, M. Savage, D. Worley, T. McHenry, J. Perkins, R. Shaw, P. Blake, P. Davies. The W.H.S. Warrior Band marched into the 1966 football season with new uniforms which were acquired through fund raising efforts of band members and par- ents in 1965. In addition to performing half-time shows at all of the football games the band supplied music for the Pep rallies, school assemblies, three concerts, Back to School Night in November, and marched in Hampton, Hampton Falls and North Hampton on Memo- rial Day. A group of twenty-seven musicians formed the W.H.S. Pep Band to provide music for the basketball The Maestro CHORUS FIRST ROW; L-R: M. Daly, N. Thissell, W. Boutilier, C. Casey, R. McCarter, W. Wil- son, P. Henderson, M. Baltzer. SECOND ROW: L. Ackerson, J. Kenney, D. Burwell, B. Eaton, S. Thurlow, B. Teague, L. Leavitt. THIRD ROW: C. Claridge, J. Hammond, D. Jovin. games. The W.H.S. Stage Band had a busy schedule this year, preparing for the musical comedy, MR. CRANE, which was held in March and also supplying music for the W.H.S. Scholarship Din- ner in May in addition to other events. The W.H.S. Chorus, although slight- ly smaller than usual, performed at the Christmas Concert and the Spring Con- On the job cert. They also provided music for the 149 Baccalaureate and Graduation in June. A.V.A. Front Row: J. Deyo, M. St. Pierre, W. Fralick, R. Buchanan. Back Row: Mr. Morin-advisor, R. Batchelder, S. Buchanan, T. Bailey, S. Anderson The Audio-Visual Club is an indispensable service or- ganization of Winnacunnet High School. The student projec- tionists provide a variety of services for the school, for the teacher and for the student. The boys in the Audio-Visual Club provide such services as transporting A-V equipment to any teacher at any time, operating all A-V equipment, preparing transparencies and or copies of material for teachers, setting up public address systems, amplifiers, and record players for assemblies, dances, and social activities. The boys in the Audio-Visual Club must be conscientious, highly trained, and courteous. They must be willing to give up their study hall period to devote their time and talents to service for the school. 150 POSTER CLUB The Poster Club is primarily concerned with promoting school spirit. The club makes posters for any activity that needs them. At their weekly meetings members work together designing and making posters so the club can meet its obligations to the other clubs and groups which request the posters. Caridad Grana was president this year. Hard at work L. to R; N. Frye, M. Dargue, D. Johnson, C. Currier, B. Coombs, C. Grana, L. Moury, C. Croteau, P. Jautaikus, L. Mako, Mrs. Seidel, Advisor. 151 VARSITY CLUB ROW 1 L-R: M. Hambleton, vice-president; E. Hess, president; B. Burse, B. Dutton, B. McClements. ROW 2 L-R: T. Hartnett, S. Batchelder, J. Vallier, P. Jautaikis, R. Savage, M. Savage, S. Dutton, treasurer. ROW 3 L-R: J. Hopkins, J. Ford, J. Pelzar, E. Richardson. The purpose of the Varsity Club at W.H.S. is to promote better sportsmanship. The club was originally set up to honor the boys who endured the hardships of some sport for at least two seasons. To be eligible for the Varsity Club, a boy must have earned at least two varsity letters from any of the sports. Besides this, the boys must also survive the initiation which is held three times a year. This initiation is made up by the members of the club. There are now 20 active members. This past year, the Varsity Club held a Victory Dance after the Lebonan football game. The money earned by the Varsity Club is used to buy trophies for the Sports Banquet which is held in the spring. 152 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW L-R: G. Jardis, President, J. Pingree, Vice-president, J. Charters, Secretary, D. Andrews, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: B. Freeman, C. Currier, P. Henderson, G. Carpenter, K. McClain, J. Lavoie, J. Grenier, B. Freeman, J. Whitcomb, C. Chevalier, D. Hockenhull, K.'Andrews. THIRD ROW: G. McLeavy, S. Morin, F. Hilliard, B. Brown, P. Whitworth, S. Cruikshank, B. Fogg, S. Stevenson, N. Reiley, P.King, J. Weddle, L. Daylan. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Robinson, advisor, N. Mace, H. King, S. Minitelli, C. Barnaby, P. White, J. Palmer, B. Douglas, M. Anthony, D. Thimes, B. Blythe, P. Hockenhull, M. Nutter, J. Boothby, S. Boothby. The PepCIubis, as it should be, the backbone, of school spirit. It offers the students an opportunity to go to away games by providing pep buses. These buses have been sent to most of the away football and basketball games. This year the Pep Club has grown considerably with Mr. Robinson as its advisor. Members have sold beanies, buttons, and balloons to boost school spirit. And of course, the Pep Club is continuing the tradition of sponsoring Winnacunnet's mascot, Chief Winnawar. 153 OFFICE AIDES L - R: Sarah Barker, Judy Hardardt, Sharron Sumner, Debbie Du mo re, Pam Whitworth, JoAnn Rasmussen. An essential part of the office and library is the work of the aides. Donating study periods, the aides perform routine tasks, leaving the librarians and secretaries free for more technical aspects of their work. The biggest contribution of the library aides is the running of the paperback book store. The store provides a ready source of materials suitable for both school work and personal pleasure. LIBRARY AIDES L - R: K. McEachem, P. Bamaby, C. Bassett, M. Baltzer, D. Cullen, M. Pike, advisor, N. Margolis, C. Erikson, L. Brennan, K. Croteau, B. Freeman, S. Marshall, A. Carter, J. Lavoie. 154 F.T.A. SEATED: C. Barnaby, president, D. St.Cyr, vice-president, D. Hammond, secretary, C. Basset, treasurer. STANDING: S. Larson, P. Henderson, L. Philbrick, G. Lumbert, S. Ajemian, P. Lessard, D. Cullen, W. Boutilier, J. Blaney, C. Grant, S. Orchel, D. Stard, D. Jovin. The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to inform any student who is in- terested in teaching of the requirements needed for college and certification. This factor will enable him or her to obtain a head start in the teaching profession. During the past year, the club sold candy canes at Christmas, held a dance in January, and sold lunch at the Winnacarnival. With the money made from these different events, two scholarships of $50 each were given to two participating members of the club. Each spring, the Senior members of the club have a chance to visit one of the schools in the supervisory union for one day. They attend the grade level in which they are in- terested, and observe the students. The club has had various speakers who give the aspiring students an insight into 155 teaching and what they might expect. FOLKSINGING CLUB Seated L. to R.: R. Blake, L. Mako, J. Ford, D. Drummond, W. Driscoll, L. Philbrick, T. McHenry, J. For- ward. Standing L. to R.: Miss Nesmith, advisor, S. Ajemian, Co-president, absent: C. Allen, President The purpose of the Folksinging Club is to promote interest in folksinging by means of after-school get togethers every Thursday and by concert trips. In the past, the attendance has been limited to those who could play an instrument or liked to sing. This past year, the club encouraged all those who wanted to learn to play the guitar or banjo to come to obtain practical experience, gained by watching people perform. 156 LEADERS' CLUB First Row (L. to R.) L. Jacques, J. Charters, K. Simko, K. Chouinard, N. Castleton, P. Lessard, D. Ham- mond. Second Row. F. Mace, D. Busch, J. Blatchford, C. Kelly, J. Blatchford. Third Row: L. Dahlstrom, L. Brennan, K. McEachern, M. Ross, G. Lumbert, Miss Ball, advisor. This fall anew club was formed in the girls'physical education department atWinna- cunnet High School. The club consists of sixteen girls with leadership ability who are assisting in various aspects of the physical education classes. Before becoming an active member of the club each girl is required to pass both a written and an oral examination. Once a member, a girl relenquishes her study halls to assist in class by taking atten- dance, checking showers, leading exercises and demonstrating various activities. It is hoped that by performing these tasks the girls will not only become more familiar with the physical education program but will also become more socially, emotionally, mentally, and physically fit. It is the desire of this service organization to benefit all the girls at Winnacunnet. Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Flora Mace Gail Lumbert Liz Brennan Joyce Blatchford 157 WINNACARNIVAL AND DANCE Freshman princess, Diana Andrews; Junior prin- cess, Allison Hilliard; Senior Queen, Janet Pin- gree; Sophomore, Cindy Jaques Which one is Janet Savage ? 159 Who's rocking the boat ? THE 1966 The Queen and her Court To the victor go the spoils Queen June Garden of Dreams JUNIOR PROM On May 14,1966, the Class of 1967 held its Junior Prom, Garden of Dreams. The theme, depicting a garden setting, was shown throughout the decorations by the use of a fountain, a wishing well, shrubbery and floral arrangements. As guests arrived, each couple was ushered into the ballroom by sophomore hosts and hostesses: Richard Savage, John Yeaton, Dave Gardner, John McLean, Paul Powell, Candy Cote, Jane Alston, Pam Hockenhull, Janice Holloran, Brenda Brown, and Karen Taylor. There, they had the opportunity to dance to the music of the Ruby Newman Band. Highlighting the evening was the grand march and the selection of the Prom Queen, June Charters, and the two princesses, Jan Savage and Jan Blatchford. 161 Behind the scenes ASSEMBLIES it M Veteran’s Day Christmas 1966-1967 DANCES the mobs ? Some turn-outs? Those bull sessions? 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PEBBLE LAMP GIFT SHOP P D CO. 5 AND 10 Hampton Center Compliments of STEVE’S ESSO SERVICE Lafayette Road Hampton, N. H. Congratulations to the Class of 67 BOWLING GREEN RESTAURANT and LAFAYETTE LANES North Hampton New Hampshire 172 Compliments of PALMER’S PHARMACY Donald R. Palmer, B. S., Reg. Ph. Phone: 926-3344 Hampton, N. H. Compliments of Compliments of MODERN RADIO AND T.V. EDGERLY FARMS and THOMAS ORGAN STUDIO Hampton Falls New Hampshire North Hampton New Hampshire Congratulations to the class of 1967 S H PRECISION MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. 300R Lafayette Rd. PHONE: 926-2688 New Hampshire 173 Hampton Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of '67 BEACHWOOD REALTY, INC. Lin Taylor, President 61 Lafayette Road North Hampton, New Hampshire THE HAYLOFT Casual Clothing and Enjoy A Real Treat! Sportswear COL. SANDERS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN It's Finger Lickin' Good! Kentucky Fried Chicken Route 1 At Gage's Hill Near Dover-Somerworth Rotary Dover, N. H. Phone 742-7321 Hampton Falls New Hampshire Compliments of Compliments of TOBEY’S DRUG STORE MOORE’S SHOE STORE 115 Water Street Exeter New Hampshire Congratulations to the Class of '67 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 THE HAMPTON CENTER BARBER SHOP EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP Hampton New Hampshire Good Luck and a Grand Future BRIDGE REALTY Wallace and Betty Ann Robinson 7 Ocean Blvd. Hampton Beach, N. H. Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARDS Portsmouth New Hampshire Compliments of JERRY’S RESTAURANT Lafayette Road Hampton, NH 175 MILLIKEN INDUSTRIALS, INC. Exeter Division Exeter, New Hampshire The employees and management of MILLIKEN INDUSTRIALS, INC. offer our sincere congratulation to the Winnacunnet High School Class of 1967 176 Best wishes to the Class of '67 Exeter Handkerchief Co. REMNANT AND DRAPERY STORE R.R. WILLMER, D.D.S. Lincoln Street, Exeter, N. H. Lafayette Road Portsmouth, N. H. Fred Gagne REAL ESTATE REDWOOD GIFT SHOP Also Used books - Stamps and Coins Bought and sold Tel. 474-3772 Lafayette Road, Rte. 1 Seabrook New Hampshire Congratulations to the Class of '67 MARELLI'S Hampton Center New Hampshire Kotcha HAWAIIAN GARDENS RESTAURANT Featuring Chinese and Polynesian Foods Exotic Cocktails 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM For take-out orders Tel. 474-3539 Lafayette Road Seabrook, N. H. Best wishes from YOKEN'S 'TH Z SH ? 3 minutes south of Portsmouth, N. H. The Seacoast's most popular family restaurant Luxury dinners from $1.00 177 Compliments of BUELL’S DAIRY BAR North Hampton CHET’S, INC. Exeter, N. H. Nationally advertised Men's and student's wear Formal Wear Rentals or Sales Compliments of HAMPTON WATER WORKS CO. Compliments of L. M. DOUGLAS BUILDING CONSTRUCTOR Atlantic Ave. Good Luck to the Class of 1967 MR. MRS. RAYMOND STURGIS Compliments of JIMMY’ S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Lafayette Road Seabrook, N. H. And then . . . North Hampton Compliments of BERRY’ S TRANSPORTATION, CO. North Hampton New Hampshire Compliments of TWIN TOWN TRAILER SALES North Hampton New Hampshire BATCHELDER’S BOOK STORE Scott A. Bullard, Prop. Cards Gifts Tel: 772-2442 Exeter, N. H. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Elton THE ELTON ORCHARD Hampton Falls New Hampshire 179 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 EXETER INN Banquet Facilities Family Dining Tel. 772-5901 Front Street Exeter, N. H. Compliments of THE WOODBURY PRESS Printers and Publishers Tel. 926-3345 Woodbury Building Hampton, N. H. Compliments of HUDSON’S APPAREL, INC. 15 Merrimack St. 131 Congress St. Haverill, Mass. Portsmouth, N. H. Tel. DRake 2-3511 Tel. GEneva 6-1003 Always Reliable Compliments of THE ANIMAL CLINIC Lafayette Road Portsmouth Best of Luck, Class of 1967 DR. GEORGE N. SIMONDS 220 High Street Hampton, N. H. 180 Compliments of Compliments of THE VANITY CASE DR. STUART L. BARR ANCHOR MOTOR INN Restaurant Lounge U.S. 1 Seabrook, N.H. Mgr. Mark Rossi T. V. Phones in Units Compliments of BILL DURKEE Hampton Falls Compliments of RAYMOND F. LALIME MA PERKINS REALTY Industrial—Commercial—Residential OLD COUNTRY STORE Gilbilt Homes Meats —Groceries— Dial Area Business Office Code 603 Lafayette Rd. 474-2912 Seabrook, N. H. Sharp Cheese—Novelties Seabrook, New Hampshire 181 HAMPTON FLOWER AND GARDEN SHOP, INC. John F. and Jeanne Higgins Tel. 926-2446 6921 Lafayette Road Hampton, N. H. CACCY' S CANDIES Manufacturers of Quality Candies for over 40 Years Tel. 926-5031 862 Lafayette Road Hampton, N. H. Good Luck! Class of 1967 EAME'S HOUSE Complete furnishings for the home Tel. 926-2152 Lafayette Road Hampton, N. H. Compliments of PEARSE LEATHER COMPANY Kershaw Avenue Hampton, New Hampshire Compliments of HAMPTON DRY CLEANERS Lafayette Road Hampton, N. H. Compliments of TOWN BEACH MOTEL Tel. 926-2740 663 Lafayette Road Hampton, New Hampshire 182 Compliments of HAMPTON NATIONAL BANK Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Offices at: Hampton, New Hampshire and Seabrook, New Hampshire Best Wishes to the Class of '67 Phone: 926-3077 MARGUERITE’S BEAUTY SALON 445 Lafayette Road Hampton, New Hampshire Always a friendly atmosphere Compliments of FLECK’S RESTAURANT Where friends meet to eat Corner of High and Lafayette Rd. 183 LOUISE’S SPORT SHOP Compliments of For the Finest Sports Equipment at the Right Price! Special discount to Schools Clubs Stan Brown's WESTERN AUTO 183 Water Street Exeter, New Hampshire Depot Square Hampton, N. H. JANVRIN’S INC. Lumber Building Materials Hampton Falls, New Hampshire L. B. Janvrin D. M. Dail D. L. Janvrin Phone: 926-3366 Henry A. Norwell Tel. 964-8475 LAFAYETTE WAYSIDE FURNITURE, INC. THE HOUSE OF FINE FURNITURE U. S. Route 1 Lafayette Rd. N. Hampton, N. H. Best Wishes to the Class of '67 Phone: 474-3841 Compliments of RANDALL-SECORD BOWL-O-RAMA OIL COMPANY, INC. 20 Modern Lanes Thrifty-Guardian Heating Services Lafayette Rd. Seabrook, N. H. Lafayette Road Portsmouth, New Hampshire 184 Compliments of Congratulations from the JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY John F. Fitzgibbon HAMPTON AIRPORT 466 Central Avenue Dover, New Hampshire Bus.: 603-742-3814 Res.: 659-3397 Best wishes Best wishes Class of 1967 EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON Featuring Rilling Accelomatic Color your hair in 10 minutes 11 operators HACKETT CHEVROLET 926-3457 680 Lafayette Road, Hampton, N. H. Hampton, New Hampshire Compliments of Best wishes to all the Warriors at Winnacunnet High HAMPTON TIRE COMPANY WHITE’S WELDING COMPANY 926-3010 725 Lafayette Road, Hampton, N. H. Best wishes to the Class of '67 COLT’ S NEWS STORE Hampton Center New Hampshire 185 SEABROOK FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION Compliments of WAYNE P. BRYER, M.D. Best wishes to the Graduating Class DEPOT BARBER SHOP Three barbers-No waiting Complete selection of grooming supplies Shoeshine Service Depot Square Hampton, N. H. Compliments of Sol’a 3Fl0utpr Tel. 772-3391 Exeter, N. H. Compliments of MARTY’S BEEF HOUSE Choice and Prime Meats Custom Cuts Custom Catering Service Martin Marty” Busta Tel. 926-2465 3 High Street Hampton, N. H. Compliments of PRESCOTT FARMS Compliments of SINCLAIR GAS STATION Enjoy the finest in oriental cooking... RICHARD NG and GEORGE JONG'S CHINESE AMERICAN DINING ROOM ouw ttts 1 Rye Ting-a-ling WO 4-5545 187 Congratulations to the Class of '67 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SAVAGE Wakeda Campground Exeter Road, Route 88 Hampton Falls New Hampshire RUSS WILLIAMS HAIRSTYLISTS Edgewood Shopping Center 352 Lafayette Road Hampton New Hampshire Compliments of FAMILY BARGAIN CENTER Exeter, N. H. Carters Haggan Maine Guide Kayner B.V.D. Honorman Congratulations from DR. MRS. RAYMOND E. ALIE, O.D. 73 Exeter Road Hampton, N. H. 188 Compliments of NORTH HAMPTON SUPPLY CO. Lafayette Road, Hampton Compliments of T.V. SHACK Auto—Radio Repairs T. V. and Antenna Work Supplies Lafayette Road, Seabrook, N. H. Compliments of HOULIHAN CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Seabrook, N. H. Best Wishes Compliments of THE MEATMAN MARKET All Meat Custom Cut 56 Winnacunnet Rd, Hampton Tel. 926-2577 BARR BLOOMFIELD SHOE FACTORY OUTLET Lafayette Road, Seabrook, New Hampshire Best wishes to the Class of '67 189 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 EXETER NEW CAR DEALERS McDORMAND’S MEN’S STORE ASSOCIATION Portsmouth Ave. Rt. 101 Hampton, New Hampshire Exeter, N. H. EXETER BOWLING LANES FERNCROFT RECREATION CENTER 10 Columbus Avenue 6 A Street, Hampton Beach Dates, parties, get togethers— have fun in any kind of weather. Go Candlepin bowling! Bowling is America's greatest participant sport. Candlepin bowling is the most bowling at the least cost. Special Reduced Rates for Students _______Enjoy Billiards at the New Ultra-Modern Billiard Parlor Compliments of LARRY'S BARBER SHOP TERRY’ S BEAUTY SHOP ---For that Distinguished Look Directly across from Lamies' Tavern 22 High Street Hampton, N. H. Good Luck GATEWAY COUNTRY STORE Rt. 1 Seabrook, N. H. 190 Compliments of MARSTON'S BARBER SHOP High Street Hampton, N. H. Mathletes is a serious business Compliments of THE CAPRI North Hampton New Hampshire Best wishes to the class of 1967 DINNERHORN DRIVE-IN 980 Lafayette Road Portsmouth HAMPTON COOPERATIVE BANK Hampton, N. H. Save Systematically and Earn More Where you save does make a difference Compliments of ROGER N. BLAKE, M.D. 191 Everybody's Bank for Every Banking Service Banking services, both commercial and savings, to meet your personal, family and business requirements: Savings Accounts, Checking Accounts, Auto- mobile Loans, Business Loans, Home Loans, Home Improvement Loans, Personal Loans, Collateral Loans, Christmas and Vacation Clubs, Appliance Loans, Trust and Agency Services, Safe Deposit Boxes, Travelers Checks, Bank-by-Mail, Night Depository Two Offices: Exeter-154 Water Street Hampton Falls-Lafayette Road Exeter and Hampton Falls, N. H. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Compliments of E. M. Loew's JOHN J. QUINN INC. CINEMA AND CIVIC THEATRES INSURANCE Portsmouth, New Hampshire 727 Lafayette Road, Hampton, N. H. Health Naturally Congratulations Class of '67 Through Chiropractic Care HOWARD PAGE DR. W. J. LABARRE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO. Chiropractic Clinic 2 Dover Avenue, Hampton Beach, N. H. 192