Winnacunnet High School - Sachem Yearbook (Hampton, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1972 volume:

TOMMORROW It's made of all the joys and tears the years have brought to you. It's made of lessons you have learned The friends you've known — the foes As each of our todays is bent, So our tomorrow grows. In memory of Debra Abbot. 1954-1971 12 We wish to dedicate the 1972 Sachem to Mr. Walter MacKenzie. His friendly smile and helpful attitude will be a pleasant memory of our years at Winnacunnet. 13 Debra Abbott Susan Abbott Laurel Adie Carl Aichele David Allen Robin Anderson Kathleen Andrews Colleen Annis Rebecca Anthony Audrey Arguin Karen Assad Deborah Austin Wesely Babula David Bailey John Bajowski Mark Baltzer Marianne Baptiste Diane Barnes Paul Barthelmess David Bastable Patricia Batchelder James Berry Denise Bitomski JoAnne Blake Richard Blanchard Jonathan Bohm Leo Bourbeau Cheryl Bowen Barbara Bowers Lorraine Boyd Martha Brickett Debra Brown Francis Brown Pamela Jean Brown Pamela Joyce Brown Timothy Brown Debra Bussiere Suzanne Call Kevin Callahan Richard Carr Beverly Carter Christian Casey Debra Chase Kathleen Cleary Gary Colby Roger Cole Gillian Coombs Kathy Copeland Michael Coulp Mark Cowdrey Matthew Cushing Michael Cushing Janet Dahlstrom Virginia Daniell Myra Davidson Terry DeFalco Pamela Demers David Dick Richard Dickens Michael Digman Richard Drake Terry Dronsfield Jean Duchemin Cheryl Dunphy Amber Eaton Joyce Eaton Terry Edmonds Shirley Eaton Erosa Thomas Essigman Carol Horton Farrah Pamela Fecteau Victoria Felix James Fernandes Laura Field Lucien Foote David Fralick Robin Forward Frost Sharon Gagnon Darlene Galvin Priscilla Geetersloh Reed Glidden Wayne Godfrey Brian Goldsmith Karen Goodrich Jack Goodwin Jill Goodwin Glen Granger Debra Gratta Michele Grayson Denise Grenier Stephen Gustavson Steven Halloran Jason Hammer Stephen Hammond Vicki Hammond Dawn Hampton Sheryl Hansen David Harris Bradbury Hawthorne David Heaslip Joseph Heath Gregory Hede Melanie Holman Elizabeth Hosely Susan Hosker Susan Hunt Patrick Hurley Charles Inglis Anthony Janetos Stephanie Janvrin Thomas Jenkins Mark Johnson Mary Anne Keane John Kelly Alwin Knowles Hollis Knowles John Kulberg Mark LaFramboise Jean Marie Lamson Marsha Learnard Cherie Leavitt Barbara Leverone Meredith Lilly Jon Lindholm Robert Lindholm Annie Littlefield Patricia Long Marsha Lund Kathryn Lyon Karen MacClemments Margaret Magoon Dianne MacLennan Diane Mann Wendy Martin James Maltman Edgar Martinen Robin Mayer Eileen McGrady Barbara Mclnnis Paul McNeil Kevin Melia Valerie Monegan Patricia Morse Allen Mosher Susan Moulton Rhonda Newton Gregory Norris Jennifer Nownes Mark Oakes Patricia O'Keefe William Paarlberg Howard Page Richard Page Byron Palmer David Palmer Karen Palmer Craig Parker David Parkhurst Barbara Parsons Richard Paul Charles Pierson Karen Pelton Daniel Perigny Deborah Perkins Mark Perkins Ronald Perkins Alexis Perron Patricia Pietrowski Susan Pillsbury Holly Plante Diane Polychronis Cheryl Pomerleau Sharon Porro Diane Porter Charles Preston Andrea Ratoff Robert Regan Michael Ricker Jeanne Roy Allen Rush Robin Russell Mark Ryan Lauren Sacks Michele St. Lawrence Sheryl Sanborn Jean Sewall David Shaw Richard Sherman Dana Shields Karen Shields Mary Simko Elaine Small Lyle Smith Murray Smith Darlene Sordillo Valerie Souther Barbara Spreen Frank Staples John Stefan Christopher Stone Debra Stone Kathrine Stone Pamela Sullivan Andre Taylor John Taylor Lee Taylor Robert Thompson Theresa Thompson Renee Tilton Ronald Tirone Wayne Turmel Lawrence Tuttle Linda Tyring Jenney Vatcher Robert Walker Lorene Watson Glenn Webb Barry Welch Glenn Wilde Pamela Wilson Margaret Woods Lawrence Wright Helen York Ann Young Florence Young Susan Yuskiewicz Thomas Zaremski 14 SENIOR COUNCIL Senior Officers — V. Pres. Terri Thomson, Sec. Kathy Andrews, Treas. Audrey Arguin, Pres. Beve Carter. Senior Rep. — Elaine Small, Richard Dickens, Dianne MacLennan, Karen Shields, Renee Tilton, Patricia O'Keefe, Rebecca Anthony, Barbara Bowers. Advisors — Mrs. Bonasinger, Mr. Peipgrass. Susan Abbott CARL AICHELE — WHS Memo- ry: short but bearable; Ambi- tion: to succeed in life; Likes: Photography, design; Dislikes: wangos. ROBIN LEE ANDERSON — Fa- vorite Quote: Words are the source of misunderstanding. Likes: R.D. peanut butter, the beach when it's raining, my little blue car, sleeping, clothes, mon- ey, happiness; WHS Memory: never getting caught leaving school; Dislikes: arguing, hot lunch, dirty snow, insecurity, waiting. KATHLEEN E. ANDREWS — Nickname: Kathie; Favotie Say- ing: wanna switch? WHS Memo- ry: 1971 graduation; Ambition: to live one whole day without doing something dumb. Likes: skiing, mountains, people (some), water. COLLEEN ANNIS — Nickname: Clyde, Collin, C'leen, Aggie; Achievements: Drama Club, colorguard, chorus, yearbook; Whim: to be a nurse in Suz- anne's clinic; Likes: love, sand, real people. REBECCA ANTHONY — Nick- name: Becky, BJ; WHS Memory: W.F., 2nd period study 70-71; Likes: good friends, autumn, creativity, sports, snow, letters, 7 13 54, privacy, living. AUDREY ANN ARGUIN — Nick- name: Aud, Augie ; Achievements: photography (yearbook) jr. class secretary, sr. class treasurer; Ambition: to teach art; Likes: being creative, snow mts., marsie V.W.s. KAREN ASSAD — Nickname: Kay; WHS Memory: Winnacar- nival dance '71, Jr. Prom, ski club. Graduation '72; Likes: DAF, beach, summer, children, mountains; Dislikes: being hurt, waiting, snobs. DEBBIE AUSTIN — Nickname: Debbie, Deb; Favorite Saying: that's too bad, that's fantastic; Ambition: to join the USN; Likes: men, booze, camping trips, B.C., Salisbury Beach, my friends Sue Hunt, no school, Lou, Buck. WESELY BABULA — Achieve- ments: four years of WHS; WHS Memory: Nov. 11, 1971; Whim: to build a cabin in northern Canada; Likes: animals, fishing, hunting, guns; Dislikes: overcrowding. DAVID WILLIAM BAILEY — Nickname: Dave, Bill, Ace; Achievements: four years soc- cer, one year Historical Society, three years spring track; Favorite Quote: A time for every pur- pose under the Heaven. Ambi- tion: Join the Marines. JOHN BAJOWSKI — Memory: Mr. Shirley's Physics class; Nick- name: Banjo, Big Boy, Larry; Quote: To Be Sure , Achieve- ments: Co-captain soccer, 2,3,4. MARK BALTZER — Memory: Mr. Nye's Ind. Arts class; Ambi- tion: To be a law enforcement officer; Likes: Cadillac, Limou- sines and my '63 Ford; Dislikes: Drugs, Alchohol. MARIANNE BAPTISTE — Mem- ory: Mr. Ladd's Biology class; Ambition: To travel around the world; Likes: Torino G.T.'s, summer, people, Peter, friend- ship, M.D.; Dislikes: people who are phony. DIANNE BARNES — Nickname: Balms, Barnes, Mickey; Memo- ry: Junior year with Hunt; Ambi- tion: To teach History or busi- ness; Likes: Hockey, B. Redden, Agape Inn, Chess. 18 PAUL BARTHELMESS — Nick- name: Bart, Spider; Saying: Dig it; Memory: Night of May 29; Likes: Skiing, eating, girls, parties. DAVID BASTABLE — Quote: I have never let my schooling in- terfere with my education . PATTY BATCHELDER — Nick- name: Pat; Memory: A certain group of friends; Ambition: To marry MSM and be happy al- ways; Likes: Micky Minnon, my family, friends, waterskiing. JAMES BERRY — Nickname: Jim, jungle; Achievements: Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Saying: I don't fool around; Memory: Mr. Holmes' study hall. DENISE BITOMSKI — Nick- name: Dee; Ambition: To trav- el; Likes: long hair on boys, being with friends, taking walks on the beach, people who let you be yourself. JoANN BLAKE — Quote: To touch a person's lonliness, you have to touch his soul, the place where he lives; Likes: Dave, summer, ocean; Nickname: Jo. RICHARD BLANCHARD — Achievements: Chorus (3 years), Watchdog staff 2, W.H.S. play; Memory: The day I did my im- pressions in the blue house lab. and Mrs. Anderjeski's Human Relation class. JONATHAN COLLIER BOHM — Achievements: Band, Honor Roll, Manager of Winnacunnet Watchdog, French Award 2, Bi- ology Award 2, U.S. History Award 3, Early Acceptance at the University of Virginia; Ambition: Architect. 20 LEO BOURBEAU — Favorite Say- ing: What's the story, unreal; Ambition: To specialize in high performance engines; Likes: Drag racing and country music. CHERYL BOWEN — Memory: Oct. 15,1970, skipping with M.L., M.D., R.T., My first day in Chemistry, graduation 1971; Likes: Mike, Pontiacs, Rye beach, happiness. BARBARA BOWERS — Achieve- ments: Pep Club sec., Chorus 1, yearbook photographer, high honor roll. Senior Council, Win- nacarnival Princess 3, Art Award 1, Photography Award 3, Rep. Presidential Classroom for Young Americans. LORRAINE BOYD — Nickname: Rainy; Favorite Saying: So what; Quote: Don't do to others what you would not want done to you; Memory: Mrs. Grannis Home Room class. MARTHA BRICKETT — Nick- name: Marty, Bucket; Memory: Mr. Deshon's Chem. A class; Ambition: To teach horseman- ship someday; Likes: Bruce, horses, sheep, innocence, peppermint. DEBORAH ELIZABETH BROWN — Quote: Life is just 1 damned thing after another; Ambition: To be happy; Whim: To practice yoga; Likes; Sincerety. PAMELA JEAN BROWN — Memory: History Award 3; Am- bition: To become a secretary; Likes: S.E.H., Bruins, Snowmo- biles, Roses; Dislikes: unfriendly people, English class. Lectures. PAMELA JOYCE BROWN — Nickname: Pam, Brownie, Brown Bomber; Memory: Am. Civ. class, esp. Mr. McCarthy; Ambition: To do something worthwhile; Whim: To destroy the computer in front of Babs. 21 DEBRA ANN BUSSIERE — Nick- name: BOOZE , Debbie; Achievements. GRADUATION!! !, Majorettes 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Powder Puff 3; Memory: Feb. 24, 1970, Halloween '69 , 71 , practices Yuk!; Likes: snow, wine, hockey, mountains, REN- WOD, special someone! KEVIN REGAN PATRICK CALLA- HAN — Ambition: To build a theatre and be successful, Likes: Black Beauty, ocean, snow, my parents, sports cars, beer; Dis- likes: 10:16 A.M., cleaning my room, being nagged, waiting. BEVERLY ANN CARTER — Achievements: Hockey 1-4, b- ball 1-4, softball 1-3, Leader's 3-4, Senior President; Memory: 5-29- 71, 7-25, BTC; Likes: elephants, skiing, fall, tennis. SUZANNE CALL — If anyone tells you: I achieved something without struggling at it, do not believe him. But if he tells you: I struggled and achieved some- thing you then may believe him. Talnud Megillah. A RICHARD CARR CHRISTIAN CASEY — Memory: Our great escapes! Whim: To get out of the mud.; Likes: Aus- tin Healy Winnies, surfing, Bud, chicks; Disliked: WHS, nuts, Eddies, Freaks, Hips. DEBRA CHASE — Nickname: Ma , Chasie; And that Love knows not of its own depth until the hour of separation. ; Mem- ory: W.F., hate, love, friendship, deceit, irony. KATHLEEN CLEARY — Nick- name: Kathy; Favorite Quote: Not to decide is to decide. ; Ambition: To find myself; Likes: warmth, friends, beach, Florida, Sidney . GARY COLBY — Favorite Say- ing: Callahan! You Idiot!; WHS Memory: When the gang went to Rangeley. Likes: Stoney, Bruce, Kathy, Kevin, Dawn. GILLIAN ELIZABETH COOMBS — Favorite Quote: Love is a memory time can not end. ; WHS Memory: Sophomore princess; Likes: Solitude, life, summer, freedom, privacy; Dis- likes: Waiting, depending on someone, waking up. KATHY COPELAND — Achieve- ments: Chorus, Junior class council. Yearbook staff; Nick- name: Cope, Copey: Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do; Likes: Tom, winter, McDonalds. MARK COWDREY — Achieve- ments: Waking up, September 1971; Ambition: A happy mar- riage, and not to let school stifle my education; Likes: Soft colors, a special person. MYRA DAVIDSON — Memo- ries: Driving with Merri and Dad, N.H. beach, C.D. chorus and volvo, Graduation 71, skip- ping, my friends, Edgar, Peter, Prom 71. MICHAEL CUSHING — Quote: Life is a comedy to those who feel; and a tragedy to those who think. W.H.S. Memory: Being an all American boy; Ambition: To avoid the ruts and traps; Likes: the family. JANET DAHLSTROM — Nick- name: Jan; Achievements: Sports Night 1, Field Hockey 1,2, Ski Club 3; Likes: Traveling, wa- ter skiing, oranges, weekends, Naples Me. ROGER COLE — Favorite Quote: And thus we emerged again to see the stars. Dante; Memory: Many faces, including mine; Likes: B. M, Scottie, clouds. MATTHEW CUSHING — Likes: Paul Lynde, Music, Food, Be- witched, Dislikes: Time, Being misunderstood, war. TERRY DeFALCO — Nickname: Cuda , Achievements: Band 1, 2,3, Photography 2,3, Basketball; Ambition: To go to college; Whim: A tour of the Foreign Countries; Likes: Playing the trumpet, work; Dislikes: Run- ning the seven tenths. PAMELA DEMERS — Achieve- ments: Basketball, Volleyball, Sophomore Secretary, Gymnas- tics; Ambition: Secretary; Likes: Pretzels, great personalities, a lot of fun; Dislikes: Snobby people, school luches, Chinese food, arguments. JEAN DUCHEMIN — Achieve- ments: cheerleading 3 4, co captain 4, prom committee, yearbook, treasurer; Memory: May 29, 1971, W.F. ; Likes: sin- cere people, winter, hockey, family; Dislikes: Saying good- bye, hypocrites, waiting. RICHARD DICKENS — Nick- name: Dick, Rich; Achieve- ments: Winter track 2,3,4, Base- ball, Senior Council 4, Spring track 3,4, Rodent 3, Watchdog 3. CHERYL MARIE DUNPHY — Favorite Quote: Revolution Now! Memory: Being a narc in the Front Office; Likes: indi- vidualism, truth; Dislikes: Social clicks, W.H.S., jocks. RICHARD DRAKE — Nickname: Drako; Memory: Chemistry B, Physics A; Ambition: To succeed in life, and travel cross-country on a bike; Likes: Honda 350's, camping, scrambling, football, hockey, H.B., Boones Farm, music. AMBER EATON — Favorite Say- ing: Don't then, I don't care; Memory: Miss Barker's Basic Foods class; Likes: being with friends, riding hondas, snow; Dislikes: prejudice people, war, being followed. TERRY DRONSFIELD — Famous Quote: Tomorrow is the begin- ning of the rest of our lives. ; Whim: Go to England; Likes: summer, ocean. Wells, KOA; Dislikes: winter, snobs, RA. JOYCE EATON — Nickname: Tingy; Favorite Saying: Your Tough!; Ambition: to travel; Likes: food, Mustangs, being with friends. TERRY EDMONDS — Favorite Quote: Only you can be your own Liberator. ; Ambition: To travel all over the world and end up living in California. SHIRLEY EATON EROSA — Memory: getting caught smok- ing; Ambition: to make Bob happy, to raise a good family; Likes: Bob, marriage, my family, Lexington Avenue . PAMELA FECTEAU — Memory: Winter carnival freshman year; Ambition: travel across country; Likes: ocean, summer, long hair, friendly people. VICTORIA CLAIRE FELIX — Nickname: Vicky, Buck, Buck- wheat; Memory: thrown out of Holmes class for singing; Ambi- tion: make Brian happy, be suc- cessful; Likes: Brian, motorcy- cles, white Mountains, people. JAMES FERNANDES — Nick- name: Ferd, Jumbo; Ambition: to own my own restaurant; Likes: fast cars, snowmobiling; Dislikes: hippies, dope, V.W.'s. LUCIAN FOOTE — Ambition: To attend a trade school; Likes: cars, school, hunting, fishing; Nickname: Footie. DAVID FRALICK — Nickname: Bo; Achievements: Soccer 2,3,4, Freshman Basketball, Hockey Club, AV 1; Favorite Quote: To be sure — Mr. Follansbee; WHS Memory: Mr. Shirley's ohysics class. ROBIN FORWARD FROST — Achievements: Band 1,2,3,4; Favorite Saying: Yuh! sure.; WHS Memory: telephone pole at Savory Street; Likes: Norman and Heidi, York Beach, Coast Guard, friends; Dislikes: gum snappers, snobs and fakes. ON Ilf LOOSE SHARON GAGNON — Favorite Quote: Take the time WHS Memory: '69 field trip to the beach; Likes: Shrew , '69 high-powered Mustangs, sheep- dogs; Dislikes: the air base, the time. DARLENE GALVIN — Favorite Quote: The purpose of life is to live ; Likes: R.L.G., being free, love; Dislikes: Fords, jealousy. ■ DANIEL GAUREN PRISCILLA GEETERSLOH — Achievements: Chorus, Special Chorus, CROP; Ambition: P.M., artist, musical composer, ski in- structor; Whim: orchestra con- ductor, write a book; Likes: T.W.M. Ill,sports,sun. 27 REED GLIDDEN — Ambition: healthy, wealthy wife; Nick- name: Winged Warrior; Likes: people, nice easy times; Memo- ry: cruising, football games. JACK GOODWIN — Nickname: Groove; Favorite Saying: Have to talk to Leo about that ; Ambi- tion: Career in the U.S. Coast Guard; Likes: Cars. MICHELE DIANE GRAYSON — Favorite Quote: Revolutions don't always guarantee free- dom; Ambition: To achieve Nir- vana; Likes: sincerity, life, Po- land, driving, debates, and free- dom; Dislikes: stifling classes, phonies, speed limits, and mediocrity. WAYNE S. GODFREY — WHS Memory: November 15, My Happy Days; Ambition: profes- sional diver or police work; Whim: to find a virgin ship- wreck; Likes: scuba diving, Chevies, friends, Paula Taylor. BRIAN GOLDSMITH — Nick- name: Beege; Achievements: certified diver, football, base- ball, basketball; Ambition: col- lege, work in oceanography; Whim: travel cross country, moveto Canada. KAREN GOODRICH — Favorite Saying: get on it; WHS Memory: studies in cafe during 5th peri- od; Ambition: to become a tele- phone operator; Likes: winter, long hair, cold-duck. Fiats, people. JILL GOODWIN — Ambition: GLEN GRANGER F.B.I.; Likes: Al, nice clothes, my friends, out in the country, sin- cerity, warm smile; Dislikes: Spinach! My bitchy moods of depression. DEBORAH M. GRATTA — Nick- name: Debbie; Ambition: To be a good wife and mother; Likes: Dick, Michael, and good friends; Dislikes: Anything that doesn't go my way. DENISE ANN GRENIER — Nick- name: Gabby, genere; Favorite Quote: I believe in the sun even when it's not shining ; Likes: the friends , music, spy movies, being able to enjoy the life, comprehension. STEPHEN A. GUSTAVSON — Achievements: Football, Basket- ball, Track, tri-football captain; Favorite Quote: If we let you do it everyone else will want to, so you can't; Likes: apple pie, mom, the girl next door. West- ern Nigeria; Dislikes: commies, longhairs. STEVE HALLORAN — Nick- name: Guade; Achievements: Soccer 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Hockey Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor roll 2; Ambition: To be- come a good architect; Likes: Winter, snow, skiing, hockey, good music. JAY HAMMER — Nickname: Jason Rat; WHS Memory: Escap- ing from W.H.S; Likes: Winnies, Colt 45, Surfing, Beach Bunnies; Dislikes: W.H.S., Chevy's, Phon- ies, Hippies. 30 STEPHEN HAMMOND — Favor- ite Quote: Live and Let Live; Ambition: Success; Likes: P.J.B., Hunting, Diving; Dislikes: Socie- ty, Hypocrites, and Dishonest People. VICKI HAMMOND — Likes: J.M., snow, skiing, long walks, the ocean during a storm, smoke; Ambition: To become someone who can live with my- self; Favorite Quote: To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all. Oscar Wilde. DAWN HAMPTON — Ambi- tion: have lots of kids; Whim: to make people smile; Likes: Rob- in's cabin, smackwater jack and sunshine; Dislikes: force and waiting. SHERYL E. HANSEN — Achieve DAVID HARRIS merits: Library Aide 3,4; WHS Memory: Rome, Athens, Paris, London; Likes: skiing, dog shows, dogs, painting. DAVID JOHN HEASLIP — Nick- name: Buddha, B.R.; Achieve- ments: Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2; Likes: Hendrix, No. 89, white shoes, the beach, spikes; Dislikes: snow, accidents, H.C., The Bomb . GREGORY HEDE — Nickname: Crash; Favorite Saying: Why me?; Ambition: Learn a good trade; Likes: a good time, K.G.; Dislikes: snobs. 31 MELANIE HOLMAN — Achieve- ments: Majorette, WHS Histori- cal Society, tutor, chorus, Girls State; WHS Memory: Mr. De- shon's chem class, Jr. year, foot- ball games; Whim: to contribute something for the good of man- kind. CAROL ANN HORTON — Likes: Salem, N.H., Festivals, kids, Me- lanie, Moody Blues, camping, mountains; WHS Memory: Mr. Karkota's study, Exchange Con- cert 70, The Brotherhood of Spirit , Warwick; Favorite Quote: Graham Nash, Military madness is killing my country. ELIZABETH HOESLY — Ambi- tion: child psychologist; Likes: A.K., Tull, Florida, blizzards, sun- shine, the beach, laughter, ani- mals, babies; Dislikes: unhappi- ness, death, confusion, loneli- ness, hatred, war. SUSAN HUNT — Nickname: Sue, Spuds, Snake; Favorite Say- ing: Is tKat right, Zinky; WHS Memory: Miss Staniel's English Class, H.B.P.D. with D.B.; Likes: Dave, money, my friends, Deb- bie Austin. CHARLESINGLIS ANTHONY JANETOS — Achievements: soccer 3,4, base- ball 1,2,3,4, basketball 1,2,4, bas- ketball 1,2,4, NHS, Harvard Book; WHS Memory: The great basketball conspiracy of 1970-71; Likes: reading, solitude; Dis- likes: crowded halls, bad teach- ers. THOMAS JENKINS — WHS MARK JOHNSON Memory: Broken Path; Ambi- tion: To become famous. MARY ANNE KEANE — Favorite Quote: It takes all sorts of in and outdoor schooling, to get around to my kind of fooling. 32 SUSAN HOSKER — Nickname: Sue, wrink, mono, clutch. Porky; Likes: D.G., chocolate, autumn, winking, snow, smiles, the beach, Vamp, long talks, the clunker ; Dislikes: Nubs, clothes. STEPHANIE JANVRIN — Achievements: I made it out of high school; Favorite Saying: Bump you ; Memory: Hallow- een dance in my Jr. year, skip- ping my Freshman year, and writing my note and getting caught; Whim: To become a nurse. MARK LA FRAMBOISE — Achievements: Honor Roll Freshman, Sophomore years, Football 1,2,3,4; 2 years of Spring Track; WHS Memory: Mr. De- shons Chemistry class; Ambi- tion: To go into the Air Force. Whim: To see the world, visiting many countries. JEAN-MARIE LAMSON — Favor- ite Quote: ''Love lasts forever . . till it dies. ; Likes: J. B. V., walking barefoot in the sand, the first snow, the beach, friendly people. MEREDITH LILLY — Nickname: Merri; WHS Memory: My zoo, driving with Myra and Dad, B.F.A.W.; Graduation '71, skip- ping with MD, RT and CB, Chi- copee, Glen, Jr. Prom and poi- son ivy, chorus, Dave, N.H. beach. CHERIE LEAVITT — Nickname: Cher; Achievements: Tutor 2,3, FTA 1,2,3, Library aide 1,2,3,4; Ambition: To become a teacher and to do God's will; Likes: Na- ture, A., P., being alone. ROBERT LINDHOLM— Favorite Saying: Smoke a shoe; Memory: Faking my way through all my classes; Ambition: Foreman in a hash factory. MARSHA LEARNARD — Achievements: Pep Club 2, year- book, Honors 1,2,4; WHS Mem- ory: July 7, 1970, Sept. 1, 1970; Ambition: To marry Brant in September of 72; Likes: Brant, purple, chocolate, wine. JON LINDHOLM — Favorite Saying: Give Me Mur!; Ambi- tion: To build up a good stash; Likes: Robin. ANNIE LITTLE FIELD — Nick- name: Ann; Achievements: Graduation from W.H.S.; Favor- ite Saying: I just don't want to hear it; Ambition: Like to join the U.S.M.C. 33 PATRICIA LONG — Nickname: Patty; Ambition: To travel; Whim: To be happy; Dislikes: hypocrites, Winnacunnet High. MARSHA LUND — Nickname: Zappa; Memory: Escaping from W.H.S., Feb. 24, 1970; Ambition: To travel around the world; Likes: Danny, Hawaii, the beach, freedom; Dislikes: conceited people, fakes, this jokes. KATHRYN ADA LYON — Achievements: Early Admissions to UNH, honor roll; Whim: To beat Miss Hamilton in a lawsuit over skipping P.E.; Likes: Mel- vin, horses, summer, working, Ronnie. KAREN MAC CLEMENTS — Memory: Falling in a cafe gar- bage can; Ambition: To do God's will for my life: Likes: Bruce, sneezing, Patches, fire- places, snowstorms; Dislikes: Red , red. MARGARET MAGOON — Nick- name: Arnold Ziffel, Slammer; Memory: slipped on a string bean and wiped out; Likes: Ken, Munchies, Friends, Walking, Mom: Dislikes: War, spinach, diets, world's situations. DIANE MAC LENNAN — Nick- name: Spirit ; Favorite Quote: Joy is the salvation of man ; Memory: Frosh and Jr. exchange concerts, homeroom 40 Junior year, Paris. DIANA MANN — Nickname: Diane; Achievements: DAR award eighth grade (George- town High); Favorite Saying: What do you want?; Memory: my first and last year here! WENDY MARTIN — Achieve- ments: Majorettes (captain), FNA, Chorus, Junior Council; Memory; Exchange concerts, Saturday mornings, Otis's class; Ambition: Nursing; Likes: sum- mer, good friends, Sunapee, people who care. JAMES MALTMAN EDGAR MARTINEN — Nick- name: Jedgar; Favorite Saying: s.b.t.; Favorite Quote: Can you dig that?; Ambition: To see the world; Likes: freedom, German- y, mountains. ROBIN MAYER — Favorite Quote: It's okay to shoot the moon; Ambition: Happiness; Likes: Peace and quiet and friends; Dislikes: being misun- derstood. EILEEN MC GRADY — Achieve- ments: Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, basketball 1,2, softball 2; WHS Memory: Beating Exeter, BTC, 5- 29-71; Likes: autumn, movies, beer pretzels, the beach, McDonalds; Dislikes: people who lie. BARBARA MC INNIS — Ambi- tion: Ski instructor. Social work- er; Whim: To see the world; Likes: travel, skiing, swimming, Neil Young; Dislikes: WHS, Colt 45, hatred. PAUL MCNEIL KEVIN MALIA — Favorite Quote: The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed; Ambition: Profes- sional gunsmith; Likes: winches- ter, hunting, fishing, trapping. VALARIE MONEGAN — Nick- name: Val; Achievements: His- torical Society, NECO club, Ski Club, computer aid, honor roll; WHS memory: Rome trip; Likes: skiing, movies, purple, driving, a tan, bowling. ALLEN MOSHER — Nickname: Big Al ; WHS Memory: the teachers, students, and great sports teams; Ambition: to be a sports announcer; Likes: M.A., M.S.P., sports, T.V., and girls; Dislikes: long hair. RHONDA RAE NEWTON — Achievements: Drama Club, 2,3, 4, Chorus, 2,3,4; Favorite Quote: And now abideth faith, hope love, these three. But the great- est of these is love. Corinthians 13:13; WHS Memory : Rooms 8 10, Judy's office; Likes: CCN. SUSAN MOULTON — Nick- name: Rabbit; Favorite Saying: kids ; Likes: Musky, fishing, stock car races, H.S.W.T.; Dis- likes: loud mouths, gangs, fight- ing, brothers. GREG NORRIS — Nickname: G. G.; Ambition: To own a rental store; Likes: cars, motorcycles, snowmobiles, good food; Dis- likes: working, cold weather, fake people. JENNIFER NOWNES — Nick- name: Jen; Achievements: Cho- rus, Historical Society; WHS Memory: Homeroom 40, ex- change concert in Junior Year; Likes: Friendship, animals. PATRICIA O'KEEFE — Nick- name: Patty, Trisha; Favorite Saying: “Right ; WHS Memory: American Civ with Jack Mc- Carthy; Likes : My best friends, the beach, summer, food, the Bruins, soccer. William Paarlberg RICHARD JOHN PAGE — Fa- vorite Quote: The most ex- hausting thing in life is being in- sincere. That is why so much so- cial life is exhausting. HOWARD PAGE — WHS Mem- ory: The day we went diving and got caught April 1; Ambition: To own a Television Studio; Likes: Dianne P., I.M.C., H.V.A.C; Dis- likes: No one. DAVE PALMER — Nickname: Dave: Achievements: Soccer 4, Basketball 1,2; Likes: Sports and money. 40 KAREN ANN PALMER — Nick- name: Karen, Kareny, Palm; Favorite Saying: What can I say? , I'll drink to that. ; WHS Memory: The day Sue and Diane dragged Deb and I into the gym for the strike.; Likes: Fall and Summer. CRAIG PARKER — Favorite Quote: When given freedom why can't we really be free? Ambition: To be a man that I can respect as much as I have respected my own parents; Likes: IH. DAVID PARKHURST — Nick- name: PI; Likes: snow skiing, water skiing, Fords; Dislikes: Cars that don't run. BARBARA PARSONS — Achievements: Field Hockey 1,3, Tutoring 3,4; WHS Memory: September; Likes: Winter, RBM. RICHARD PAUL — Nickname: Dick; Achievements: Soccer, Basketball, Baseball; Likes: Sports, friends, happy people; Dislikes; Fighting, being yelled at. CHARLES PIERSON — Nick- name: Chuck, Duke, T.R.; Achievements: Wrestling Club 3; Memory: R.N.'S I.A. classes, Mother Nugent's Boy's Chef, 11 15 71; Likes: Santana, steak, camping, girls (lots of 'em!). KAREN PELTON - Nickname: Pelt; Ambition: To have my own apartment; Likes: music, read- ing, going to Boston: Dislikes: Liver, snobby people. History. DANIEL PERIGNY — Achieve- ments: Finally getting out of Phys. Ed.; Ambition: To ask Mrs. Zitrick why she says What's your problem? ; Likes: The day I receive my diploma; Dislikes: Being told what to do. DEBBIE PERKINS — Nickname: Mouse; Ambition: To be a jock- ey; Likes: Mark, tea, animals, horseback riding; Dislikes: straight people, cruelty to ani- mals. MARK PERKINS — Nickname: Perk; Achievements: Never caught skipping and G.F.O.; Ambition: Commercial Artist; Whim: Be like Stud; Likes: Skiing, SCUBA Diving, E.F.P., Sue; Dislikes: Pigs. RONALD PERKINS PATRICIA PIETROWSKI ALEX PERRON SUSAN CAROLE PILLSBURV — WHS Memory: The Power of the Word.; Ambition: Free-lance photographer; Likes: Snowball fights. DIANE POLYCHRONIS — Say- ing: Keep the faith; Favorite Quote: The spirit of truth shall guide us into all truth. ; Likes: the truth, sincere and under- standing people, peacefulness, happiness. CHERYL POMERLEAU — Nick- name: Charlie; Memory: Sim- per's Zebra, Buckwheat's days; Likes: Simper, Tony, Sun, my brother Daryl; Dislikes: phonies cities, cheerleaders, grouchy people. SHARON PORRO — Favorite Quote: There is no greater sor- row, than to recall, in misery, the time when we were happy — Dante; Memory: February 24, 1970, G. B.; Likes: castles, ocean, 2nd opening, Rosemont St. Manchester; Dislikes: crowded places. ANDREA JEAN RATOFF — Nick- name: Andi; Memory: F.B.Q., 83's p.j's, The date , E.A., B.T.C. Ambition: happiness; Likes: a monkey, my teddy bear, Ger- maine Greer, Charlottes Web , secrets. ROBERT REGAN — Memories: Boston, R.N. class, J.S., D.D.'s parties, U.N.H., W W 7V, Ambi- tion: To be an electrician, and bachelor; Likes: skiing, VW's, snow, VO , blonds; Dislikes: PE, English, changing class, Fri- day. MICHAEL RICKER - Nickname: Freak; Favorite Quote: We are the unwilling led by the unqualified to do the unnec- essary for the ungrateful. Ambition: love, peace, happi- ness; Likes : Darlene, Hendrix, Winter. JEANNE YVETTE ROY — Achievements: JV Cheering, (jlass council I, history award, photography; Ambition: to be an artist; Whim: to be happy; Likes: sunshine, fireplaces, fami- ly, Christmas, music, summer, snow, kittens, skiing. ALLEN RUSH — Memories: Soph. Biology, Moyer, Senior Psychology, Nash; Whim: to be successful; Likes: snow, hunting, movies, Hampton Beach; Dis- likes: crowds, cities, being sick, English. ROBIN H. RUSSELL — Nick- name: Russ; Achievements: Frosh V. P. Soph. P, Field Hockey 2,3, Powder Puff Football; Favor- ite Quote: No one needs a smile as much as he who has none to give. Ambition: to ambuse Hampton with B. P. again. MARK RYAN — Nickname: Marcus; Achievements: football 1,2, Golf 1,2,3,4, Letter; Favorite Quote: If at first you don't suc- ceed, forget it! Memory: Mr. McCarthy's English class. LAUREN SACKS — Nickname: Peanut; Likes: swoop, spaghetti, Wrink, snow, mustangs; Dis- likes: spinach, snobby people. ]EAN SEWALL — Achievements: Honor roll, high honors, gradu- ation in early January 72; Ambi- tion: to marry Andy, to make Andy happy, move to Orlando, Florida; Likes: Andy Brown, Or- lando Fla., with Andy. DAVID SHAW RICHARD SHERMAN — Ambi- tion: to be a complete success; Likes: woody wagons, week- ends, the beach; Dislikes: dou- ble Physics periods. DANA SHIELDS — Achieve- ments: Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1; Favorite Saying: Murr!! Murr! ! Memory; Mr. Nash; Likes: surfing, life, camping, murr, girls. KAREN SHIELDS — Achieve- ments: majorette, tutor, chorus, council 3,4; Memory: 5th period Chem, Tilt Co., Friday 13th, exchange concert; Likes: happi- ness, warmth, Steve, grape jokes. ELAINE SMALL — Nickname: Lanie; Achievements: Jr. and Sr. Council, Majorette soloist, ski club, yr. book; Likes: Jay, my friends, security, barefeet, blue eyes: Dislikes: 12 p.m., Depres- sion, Making decesions. LYLE SMITH — Nickname: Lyle- ly, Edward; Achievements: Welding, Carpentry, High School Diploma; Saying: Please get going; Quote: Being brave is not afraid. DARLENE SORDILLO — Quote: In my world there are no strangers, only friends I haven't met. — Enzo Stuarte; Ambi- tion: Free-lance writer; Likes: Mike, spaghetti, my friends, snow, children. VALERIE SOUTHER BARBARA SPREEN FRANK EMERSON STAPLES JR. — Nickname: Em; Achieve- ments: Baseball 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 2,3,4,; Memory: Oct. 31, 1970; Likes: L.F., Music, walking along the beach. JOHN STEFAN — Nickname: CHRISTOPHER STONE Steff; Ambition: To see the country on my 350 Honda; Likes: Split during my study halls; Dislikes: hot lunch, study halls. DEBRA STONE — Nickname: Deb, Spider; Memory: Studies halls with Karen, Terry, and Jen- ny; Ambition: to become a good typist; Likes: My friends, my family, summer, winter, U.N.H. activities. KATHY ANN STONE — Nick- name: Stoney; Achievements: ski club 1,2,3,4, Soph. Jr. Council, Student Council 2; Ambition: To make someone happy; Likes: Gary, traveling, skiing; Dislikes: Jumping mo- gals. PAMELA M. SULLIVAN — Quote: Surely wisdom is given to all living things, and the tiniest creatures are teachers of kings. — Benjamin Elkin. ANDY TAYLOR — Achieve- ments: Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2; Saying: B.S.; Memory: July 2, McDonald's, Indiana. LEE TAYLOR PAULA TAYLOR — Memory: W.S.G., Mr. Charron favorite teacher; Ambition: To make Bob happy, to have sheepdogs; Likes: B.S.S., John, sheepdogs, Maine, Christmas; Dislikes: Friz- zy hair. 48 ROBERT THOMPSON — Nick- name: Boob, Bobby; Achieve- ments: Football; Ambition: electronics; Likes: Sue Parizo. RENEE TILTON — Nickname: 'Tilt'; Achievements: Senior Council, yearbook; Memory: Chem., Chicopee, nite chorus, gym, leaving with M.L., M.D. C.B. WAYNE TURNEL 50 TERESA TIGHE THOMSOM — Nickname: Terri; Quote: Who's life is this anyway?! Memory: July 14, 1970, W.F., 11's P.J.'s, T.P.J.P.; Likes: Friday nights, spaghetti, the beach, sunshine, snow, a special friend. RONALD TIRONE — Nickname: Rome Tiron, R.A.T.; Memory: Mr. Karkota's study hall; Ambi- tion: Be a carpenter or mechan- ic; Likes: Honda's, fast cars, V.W.'s girls, spaghetti; Dislikes: Ford's, work, Vietnam War. LAWENCE TUTTLE LINDA TYRING — Quote: The years clump past In their agony, waiting. Not a single path leads back To the garden of our youth. Hermann Hesse. JENNY VATCHER — Nickname: Jen; Saying: What have I done?, Who? Me?; Ambition: To get married, live happily, go to art school and become a famous artist; Likes: Frank, drawing children and cute things, swim- ming, skating, bowling. ROBERT WALKER — Nickname: Bob; Achievements: Football 2, 3,4; Likes: Football, baseball, basketball, hockey; Dislikes: Hot weather. LORENE WATSON — Nick- name: Kitten, The Mrs. , Jody; Achievements: Got married! Saying: I did it my way. Sina- tra; Likes: Bright lights, country roads, the world in myself, Sina- tra, my bug. GLEN MARK WEBB — Favorite saying: Huh! Memory: Junior yr., 7th per. Eng; Whim: To live in Canada; Likes: Wallis Sands, brown stud, merri, N.S. BARRY WELCH — Nickname: Welchy; Achievements: Football 1.2.3.4, basketball 1,2,4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Jr. Prom Usher 2; Memo- ry: Home run at Berlin70 Beat- ing Somersworth 70; Likes: Winning, vacations, snow storms, sports. GLENN WILDE — Achieve- ments: Soccer 3, baseball 3, hockey club; Ambition: to be- come a sportscaster; Likes: sports, Bruins, Red Sox, Celtics, keeping score of games, people; Dislikes: chemistry. PAMELA WILSON 52 MARGARET WOODS — Nick- name: Meg; Memory: The date ' some beautiful people; Ambition: someday to sing out and tell the world: Likes: Joni Mitchell, wine. LAWRENCE WRIGHT HELEN YORK — Favorite Quote: I'll get by with a little help from my friends. Likes: a certain per- son, smiling, friends, music, reading, animals, sports. ANN YOUNG — Favorite Quote: Love means never hav- ing to say you're sorry. Ambi- tion: to marry TCH; Likes: Tom Hemenway, horseback riding, my family. FLORENCE YOUNG — Nick- name: Taffy; Memory: Mrs. Nugent's house, planning class; Likes: the beach, spring, warm weather, traveling; Dislikes: phony people, the winter. SUSAN YUSKIEWICZ — Favorite Quote: Illegitimus non carbo- rundum. Memory: semi's, bu- ble gum machines, Allen, May 28, 1971, field tripping, junior year, exchange concerts, Plym- outh field trip. THOMAS ZAREMSKI — Achievements: band 1,2,3,4, Section Leader, Ass. Band Cap- tain, played on local basketball team; Ambition: excel in music and sports, college football star, phys. ed. teacher or coach. 56 rzl Most Talented — Meg Woods, Richard Blanchard Best Dancers Sharron Porro Cutest Couple — Kathy Stone and Gary Colby Most Sincere — Helen York and Craig Parker Best-looking Halloran. School Supporters — jean Duchemin and Muarry Smith Most Likely To Succeed — Becky Anthony and Tony janetos Most Talkative — Michelle Grayson and Kevin Callahan OUR TWO SENIOR QUEENS Winnacarnival Queen Beve Carter and her escort at the Winnacarnival Ball and Andrea Rattoff, our Foot- ball Queen with the tri-captains of the Football team, Roger Cole, Steve Gustavson, and Mark La- Framboise at the Football Rally. 72 Class History In September of 1968 we entered Winnacunnet as frightened freshmen. We had many friends to make, and many unfamiliar faces to meet. That first year, our class was run by the ONLY MALE officer in the his- tory of our class, Rich Page. Robin Russell was vice-president, Becky Anthony as secretary and Debbie Cratta as the treasurer (who didn't get much money)! Winnacarnival soon came, and with it the Freshman Spirit . All of us tried our hardest, but were stomped down by the upper-classmen. Although our spirits were low that night our smiling princess, Pam Fecteau, helped to boost them. The school year finally came to an end, and we knew that the next year we wouldn't be the youngest in the school. Sophmore year we did our share of picking on the freshmen, like the sophmores did to us the previous year. Robin Russell took over as President, while Becky Anthony took over as vic-president. Debbie Gratta kept up her work as treasurer, but still wasn't getting much money, and Darlene Sordillo took over as secretary. The winter months didn't bring us much snow for our Winnacarnival, but we had it anyhow. We worked hard and did our best but still we didn't win . but we did place third, and our princess was Gill Coombs. The rest of the year we tried to earn money because we knew our Junior year would be an expensive one. Junior year was very important to us. We had so much to do, and so little money and timeto do it all in. At football games we were in charge of the concession stand. Many Saturday afternoons were forfeited for our class and the money we needed. The same year, the Senior girls challenged us to a game of powder-puff football, to be played on November 14,1970. Of course the Seniors didn't have a chance because of the hard work and tough prac- tices our coaches . Rich Page, Andy Taylor, and Roger Cole put us through! We held the score down to 0-0 in the end. The only thing that amounted to that game was lots of fights, bad tempers, tears, and terri- ble language. But, at the end all was forgiven and everyone was smiling and friends once again. Our officers for that year were all girls again, as Di Sordillo was president; Sue Yuskiewicz vice-presi- dent; Lynda Hinds as secretary, and Pamela Brown as treasurer. It was Winnacarnival time again, and this year we were bound and determined not to lose!! We worked hard only to be disappointed by a one-and-a-half point loss to the Seniors. Too bad Barbara Bowers couldn't have been our queen, instead of princess. Next on the Agenda was the Junior Prom. Many Friday nights were spent at Andrea Ratoff's house — painting, repairing and preparing for one of our biggest nights. The art room looked like heaven with all our stars glittering around, and the night before the prom we thought sure we'd have to camp out on the floor of the cafetorium, so we could have it ready for Saturday. Finally the big night arrived and THIS MAGIC MOMENT hung in the air. But not all our worries were abolished. We still had to pick our queen and her court. Finally, after many hard decisions on our part, our queen, hobbled gracefully up to her throne on her crutches. Of course, Kathy Stone was the only Junior girl on crutches at the time, so it had to be her. She was escorted by Gary Colby. The queens court — Beverly Carter, Terri Thomson, Becky Anthony and Judy Stranahan danced with their escorts to the music of SPICE , while Kathy and Gary could only sit and watch. At last the worry of the prom was gone with the wind, and we could go on to raise more money, as we were still very poor. We had bake sales, attempted car washes, and a horse show, but we still needed more money to graduate in seventy-two. We finally made it . believe it or not, we're almost out of school, some of us for the rest of lives, and some only for awhile. We'll all be going our separate ways after the sixteenth, but before we leave we have one more year of memories. Our Senior year. President Beve Carter has tried her hardest to prepare us for graduation, with help from Terri Thomson as vice-president, and secretary Kathy Andrews, while treasurer Audrey Arguin has been running around begging for class dues, pleading with outstretched hands to pay them or else ! At this point we've filled out so many forms and sat in front of so many cameras, it seems like a daily ritual. This year the Seniors won the Winnacarnival. We knew we'd win it some year, but just the same, it was close! Doug Finan really had his class working for the VICTORY. The remainder of the year will be spent filling out more forms, standing in lines, practicing how to walk, and having a good time. The only thing left to say, can be good luck, and we finally made it ! CLASS OF 73 Homeroom 36: E. Allen, L. Arsenault, B. Barteau, P. Blackden, M. Bolton, N. Boyd, S. Cantelli, M. Cardarelli, O. Carter, E. Daniell, L. DiBartolomeo, P. Dumore, C. Ellsworth, T. Hersey, P. Hoyt, P. Inglis, P. Johnson, M. Laffey, P. Leblanc, H. Little- field, B. Long, K. Moore, C Obat, G. Robinson, R. Silver, D. Thurlow, G. Tuttlow, R. Weller, P. Mclnnis. 64 JUNIORS Homeroom 37: M. Coburn, M. Coffey, S. Connelly, S. Copp, D. Eaton, R. Elliot, D. Felch, R. Flanders, B. Freeman, C. Hammer, C. Hussey, R. Learnard, J. Legasse, J. Lipe, L. Marston, S. McCarthy, D. Merrill, D. Morgan, C. Neddy, M. New- man, K. O'Brien, K. O'Keefe, B. Pasquale, R. Platine, P. Shaw, R. Swindells, E. Vajgrt, J. Wilson, D. Wright, J. Crovetti. 65 66 Homeroom 38: D. Hedman, M. Hold- erman, M. Kolb, M. Newell, J. Quellet, B. Pearce, V. Pevear, N. Pond, S. Small, L. Adcock, P. Ballentine, M. Coles, R. Danner, C. Fenderson, T. Fowler, E. Griffin, J. Harris, E. Knowles, G. Leon- ard, K. McClare, T. Nudd, S. Pollard, W. Shaw, E. White. Homeroom 39: S. Adie, R. Arkwell, G. Bonsey, L. Brown, J. Buchanan, I. Chase, J. Coventry, R. Eaton, H. Fletch- er, J. Gay, B. Gilman, j. Hardardt, P. Hebert, R. Henderson, M. Job, T. Kier- stead, M. Little, D. Loughlin, L. Mc- Carter, K. Morse, S. Ober, G. Perkins, D. Plouffe, R. Salvo, R. Smith, M. Spel- lacy, S. Weeks,W. Fisher. 67 Homeroom 40: P. Augusta, M. Binette, R. Chase, S. Copeland, K. Dow, R. Fil- ley, D. French, K. Garnett, M. Goode, C. Kelleher, M. Locke, P. Mabie, D. MacArthur, N. Minutelli, C. Nelson, T. O'Connor, W. Parkhurst, L. Pomerleau, T. Ricker, T. Sherman, R. Straw, A. Thompson, B. Tingley, C. Vibbert, R. Walker, B. Washburn, P. Wills, G. Young. 68 Homeroom 42: D. Barker, T. Bassett, R. Booth, B. Brickett,S. Dennett, S. Doggett, D. Dun- brack, L. Eaton, D. Finan, D. Fowler, M. Hollen, J. Homan, P. Kalar, M. Kenney, R. Knowles, P. Langille, G. Larrabee, j. LeBlanc, K. Montgomery, S. Myers. 69 Homeroom 43: L. Butler, S. Bychok, C. Chagon, R. Clay, W. Cole, D. Dousins, P. Cutler, G. Digman, G. Dupuis, K. Farrahar, C. Felch, R. Fitch, C. Freeman, R. Gibadlo, E. Hobbs, M. Hunt, R. Ingram, C. Janvrin, J. Koulopoulos, J. Lebosquet, D. Maloney, B. McMahon, J. O'Connor, J. Payson, L. Pope, A. Smith, D. Smith, J. Swift. 71 Homeroom 44: S. Bartlett, J. Bateman, R. Bean, B. Bernier, D. Clay, M. Coellner, R. Cowdrey, j. Duford, D. Eaton, C. Ellsworth, S. Fecteau, E. Fry, K. Fiarrington, S. FHiggins, K. Joiner, R. Leavitt, V. Maloney, D. Melvin, R. Moaratty, C. Moreau, M. Paquitte, D. Philbrick, A. Pineo, M. Simmons, J. Souliere, R. Stellmach, D. Vaughan, T. Wilbur. 74 Homeroom 45: E. Boynton, D. Brooks, S. Brown, A. Buxton, D. Chaisson, M. Daignault, J. Dali, T. DeFalco, E. Denondour, M. Dickens, D. Heath, T. Hersey, T. Hurley, S. Jankauskas, N. Janvrin, R. Knowles, A. Margolis, D. McGrail, W. Moulton, P. Pal- mer, S. St. Cyr, C. Sampson, R. Sewall, G. Smith, D. Theriault, S. Trofatter, M. Turcotte, M. Ward, S. Miller, R. McGilnray. 75 Homeroom 50: G. Bernier, C. Burgon, B. Burke, B. Chevalier, L. Chouinard, K. Corson, L. Coulp, j. Cox, R. Eaton, C. Felch, L. Fortin, D. Gauron, G. Harris, J. Flume, A. Kappler, D. Kenney, R. Kenney, T. Kirwan, B. Lattime, S. Marshall, ]. Morgan, M. Nudd, K. Palmer, L. Pease, S. Plaisted, D. Richardson, P. Robbins, M. Ross, R. Wetterberg. 76 77 CLASS OF 74 Homeroom 77: ). Blackburn, K. Gus- tavson, B. Bacon, M. Monigan, S. Marney, S. Hobby, J. Durant, D. Liv- ingstone, C. Pal- mer, J. McCarter, J. Baillargeon, L. Kierstead, M. Laf- fey, S. Eaton, R. Matte, L. Bonsey, D. McKnight, S. Genest. 78 SOPHOMORES Homeroom 12: D. Payson, K. Carrol, C. Thompson, N. Fitz, D. Kanl, T. Jansen, C. Jackson, K. Hansen, D. Leighton, L. Allen, M. Clav ery, M. Mclane, J. Bester, A. Bakutis, J. Alston, C. Driscoll. 79 Homeroom 13: D. Lund, V. Kucntey, D. Cox, j. Beiseigel, K. Moore, P. Barthelmess, B. Perkins, M. Tebbetts, J. Hansen, M. Newman, C. Camuso, B. Nutter, L. Lighthall, K. Moses, J. Rocheleau. Homeroom 15: K. Gagne, K. McClare, A. Webb, L. Mattucci, S. Grenier, P. Bogrett, C. Djerf, P. Carter, B. Fernald, K. Johnston, R. Clements, C. Vajgrt, S. Edmonds, T. Gee. 80 81 Homeroom 14: B. Pearse, D. Deshon, R. Krause, J. Alston, G. Revey, C. Corning, D. Mahan, M. Kutlowski, j. Andrews, S. Reagon, M. Plourde, M. McCarthy, H. Cole, M. Jaques, M. Manion, L. Ross, R. Rowe, B. Luther. 82 Homeroom 76: B. Dreyer, A. Mahon, A. Battcock, S. Casasa, G. Miller, K. Rohrbacher, S. Beckman,). Paarlberg, D. Grace, R. Hale, G. Lewis, S. Grenier, L. Mattucci, B. Fernald, L. Eaton, L. Dow, K. johnston, M. Allen, B. Ficke, M. Lago, M. Simko, D. Bryant. 83 84 Homeroom 18: D. Wicky, D. Hill, S. Pierson, P. Bushway, P. French, B. Boutin, K. Willhauck, J. Williams, L. Weston, K. Pierson, K. Wilbur,M. Cassidy, M. Kelly, D. Hamilton, B. Smith, D. Bellangeon, B. Eaton, S. Ouillet, B. Rines, S. Hammond, D. Nersesian. Homeroom 17: D. Page, D. Manix, J. Pretty, C. Colby, D. Hollingworth, J. Massey, M. Gauron, P. Morse, L. Hopkins, D. Bean, P. Nownes, D. Wilson, D. Butterworth, E. O'Leary, G. Olson. 85 Homeroom 19: K. Heath, F. Bird, K. Schaake, G. Hunphrey, M. Eaton, R. Waldie, D. Gadwan, P. Chisholm, D. Griffith, P. LeClare, C. Falconer, H. Purslow, B. Marshall, S. Pierce, D. Schecter, T. Veilleux, R. Bernier. 86 87 Homeroom 20: G. Longley, D. Walker, P. Heath, D. Mcllveen, H. Grzybowski, M. Ward, B. Buxton, M. Valiere, j. Rossop, L.A. Felch, G. Wools, K. Hosker, B. Driscill, A. Charters, W. Isaac, L. Dodge, D. Swindells, D. Page, M. McGovern, W. Perry, V. johnson. 88 Homeroom 21: M. Aichelle, M. Belle- vau, J. Burbine, S. Butcher, C. Cook, D. Depuis, D. Dut- tens, S. Elliot, G. Faulkingham, D. Hamilton, N. Hun- tington, H. Joiner, D. Kenny, L. Kim- mel, C. Knowles, P. LeClair, P. Lefe- bure, L. Lougee, J. McKinnon, M. Moaratty, S. Noyes, P. Remick, D. Row- ley, F. Small, J. Smith, W. Snow, A. Tonry, P. Vajgrt, K. Young, R. Young. 89 CLASS OF 75' Homeroom 1: J. Carroll, P. Busch, S. Boyton, S. Bowen, W. Brown, P. Bean, R. Britt, D. Barnes, H. Blake, S. Campell,C. Binette, D. Adams, M. Conner, R. Allerd, S. Butcher, W. Bitomski, P. Carter, B. Chevalier, G. Kee, S. Ballentine, S. Brown, J. Buxton, B. Des Roches, S. Babula, S. Allen, J. Ficke. 92 FRESHMAN Homeroom 2: J. Dennet, P. Clay, M. Cousins, M. Cur- ren, S. )erf,T. Dal- ton, B. Coffey, D. Daniels, L, Di- Bartolomeo, M. Cook, j. Webber, B. Coots, J. Corsen, B. Crotty, M. A. Bergeron, K. Dar- gie, T. DeFalco, A. Dillon, J. Daly, N. Cummings, P. Dal- strom, E. Fox, J. Coulp, R. Collins. 93 Homeroom 3: T. Fernadez, D. Eaton, B. Fowler, B. Tsou, N. Garnet, B. Emery, P. Freeman, L. Dromsfield, L. Emond, B. Dogget, S. Durkin, N. Elliot, D. Fowler, S. Durent, L. Freeman, B. Flanders, C. Felch, R. Faragie, C. Felch, M. Fortier, C. Emery, M. Eaton, J. Gard- ner, E. Eaton, G. Eaton. Homeroom 4: D. Hodge, D. Hanson, B. Hart, J. Hopkins, E. Jackson, S. Hastings, K. Iverson, S. Gauron, A. Jones, W. Hewlett, J. Gross, B. Hannan, K. Hewlett, D. Hill, P. Harrington, J. Hutchinson, S. Janvrin, T. Harrington, E. Gauron, S. Johnson, B. Harris. 94 95 Homeroom 6: L. Kappler, G. Lavallee, D. Lavallee, T. La Brack, N. Kuntz, M. Kelly, D. Kelly, L. Kelleher, J. King, S. Leighton, M. Kahl, R. Lago,). jubb, E. Knowles, M. Kirk, R. jones, T. LaHime, D. Kennedy, T. Kirwin, R. Laffey. Homeroom 7: K. Martin, R. Linn, G. Mahon, W. Millar, T. Mijal, D. Hanson, S. Maloney, D. Lord, T. Macarty, N. McDonnel, B. Ma- han, W. Lougee, K. Mcllveen, J. MacArthur, S. Moriarty, J. Mackle, H. McCarthy, L. Kappler. 97 Homeroom 8: L. Nardello, M. Montgomery, C. Nudder, D. O'- Brien, L. Moynihan, D. Harn, B. O'Donnell, R. Oakely, R. Moses, K. Osher, M. Nelson, J. Page, H. Moore, P. Moore, B. O'Keege, J. Trayes, J. Monroe, D. Palmer. Homeroom 9: V. Robinson, P. Rob- inson, M. Paul, C. Reagan, S. Pettis, M. A. Rice, A. Quinney, D. Richard- son, G. Provencal, S. Pease, D. Pom- erleau, M. Prakop, J. Paquette, D. Richardson, D. Pineo, G. Ross, B. Pone, R. Piper. 98 99 100 Homeroom 70: P. Sheehan, R. Sou- liere, J. Sambold, R. Shaus, A. Balcke, K. Stenstream, D. Smith, D. Tanner, L. Howe, K. Strout, F. Somerby, L. Smith, L. Swenson, M. Stone, D. Smith, K. Taylot, D. Stefan, K. St. Laurent, J. Ober, K. Saulier. Homeroom 27: J. Greco, J. Chonak, J. Trueman, K. Drey- er, K. Brown, L. White, P. Arguin, j. Weston, P. Warren, P. Wills, S. Ma- goun, ). Testa, K. Jankauskas, A. Woolbury, B. Wal- eny, D. Moore, M. O'Keefe, B. Wright, L. Thibodean. 101 White House Lab: M. Weller, S. York, J. Rossaxxi, K. Wickensimer, S. Walker, M. Mclnnes, J. White, D. Rockefeller, C Loopley L Depuy, G. Tomalonis, j. Koulppoulos, K. Titus, L. Withycomb, G. Walker, B. Wheelen, D. Tower, S. Whitcomb, K. Waters. 102 Lv HOT LUNCH MENU American Chop Sloppy Pickled Peas Lumpy Rolls Dessert Yesterday's Cake Good Ole Grade A Milk Come join me! I really don't like this. V VARSITY CHEERLEADERS jean Duchemin co-captain, Debbie Chase — co-captain, Terri Thomson, Becky Anthony, Mari Coellner, Cecile Burgeon, Kathy Gar- nett, Pam Robbins. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Lynn Matucci — co-captain, Michele Ross — co-captain. Rose Salvo, Nancy Minutelli, Donna French, Gail Humphrey, Debbie Pasons, Anna Kappler. 115 BACK ROW (STANDING) LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Foote, Coach Hopkins, J. Hume, V. Maloney, W. Paarlberg, D. Fralick, M. Tur- cotte, M. Cowdrey, A. Janetos, R. Kenney, M. Johnson, D. Merrill, D. Kenney, R. Paul, D. Bean, J. Bajowski FRONT ROW (SEATED) LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Swift, S. Brown, j. Janetos, P. Bean, D. Barnes, D. Kenney, K. Kimball, R. O'Connor, J. Leblanc, R. Henderson J Weston, J. Gardner. ' SOCCER BACK ROW (STANDING) LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Halloran, D. Loughlin, R. Bean, D. Palmer, R. Elliot, S. Ober, M. Smith, D. McKnight, D. Felch, D. MacArthur, D. Bailey, D. Vaughan, C. Miller, S. Trofatter, R. Clay, Head Coach Vaughan. FRONT ROW (SEATED) LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Emery, R. Harris, T. Kenney, C. Nutter, R. Cowdrey, S. Johnson, J. MacArthur, M. Vallier, M. Curran, D. Hamilton. Glenn Miller SOCCER SCORING PLAYER GOALS ASSISTS D. Vaughan 5 6 R. Paul 6 1 D. Palmer 3 3 S. Trofatter 3 0 V. Maloney 2 1 G. Miller 1 2 J. Bajowski 1 2 M. Turcotte 1 1 R.Kenney 0 2 D. Felch 1 0 R. Elliot 1 1 D. Merrill 0 1 SCHEDULE 1971 W.H.S. OPPONENTS 2 Newmarket 3 3 Timberlane 0 7 Spaulding 1 1 Oyster River 3 1 Spaulding 0 0 Oyster River 3 2 Porstmouth 3 3 Exeter 1 4 Farmington 0 2 Portsmouth 0 1 Exeter 0 0 Raymond 1 State Tournament 0 Newmarket 1 Vic Maloney SOCCER 118 Under the coaching of Mr. Burtis Vaughan, Mr. Donald Foote, and Mr. John Hopkins, the team went on to Post a 6 win, 5 lost record. Co-captains for this year's team were John Bajowski and Steve Halloran, and the team was managed by Joe Hume and Ronald Clay. Mike Turcotte SOCCER 119 Coaches Vaughan and Foote Steve Halloran Mark Johnson John Bajowski SOCCER 121 Golf Team: L-R, Chuck Colby, Jeff Morgan, Peter Shaw, Doug Grant, Mark Ryan (not included, Gary Colby; coach, John McCarthy). 122 GOLF GOLF Cross-Country 71 — Kev- in Heath, Phil Kalar, Rich Gibadlo, Dana Heath, Kevin O'Brien, (Capt.), Tim Kirwin. 125 Varsity: K. Palmer, S. Dennet, M. Kenny, J. Ouillet, A. Ratoff, J. Stellmach, B. Carter, C. Larabee, S. Bychock, E. McGrady, L. Dodge. Salem Timberlane Portsmouth Exeter Kingswood Sanborn Salem Timberlane Oyster River Exeter Sanborn Oyster River Portsmouth J. V. 's: S. Grenier, C. McGrady, J. Greco, H. Joiner, J. McCarter, A. Mahon, K. Rohrbacker, P. Rohrborn, K. Martin, P. Carter, N. Garnet, M. McGovern, B. Oclonnel, L. Freeman, Co-capt. J. Blackburn, D. McLIlveen. FIELD HOCKEY 1971 was the best field hockey season ever enjoyed by Winnacunnet. The biggest highlight came early in the sea- son when the Warriorettes put it all together to come from behind at Exeter winning The Big One 2-1. Anoth- er good game was the one at Salem when the varsity collect- ed a score on a determined drive and followed through to win 1-0. The Oyster River games were good hockey for position play and passing, which the Warriorettes did well. Needless to say, it was a great season and it looks like a good year coming up, in view of the Junior Varsity 1971 record. FIELD HOCKEY 127 S. Grenier L. Dodge E. McGrady The Tri-Captains for the 1971 season of the Winnacunnet War- riors were Mark LaFramboise, Roger Cole, and Steve Gustav- son. Managers for the team were Bruce Fernald and Danny Kahl. The coaching staff was made up of Mr. David Deshon, Mr. Lee Brennan, and Mr. jack Carey. 130 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1971 Football Team: B. Welch, A. Taylor, I. Koulopoulos, T. Veilleux, J. Andrews, J. Hardhardt, T. Hanson, C. Heal, T. Gee, G. Tuttle, M. LaFramboise, R. Cole, T. Brown, S. McCarthy, D. Hollingworth, K. Joiner, K. McClare, S. Gustavson, T. Wilbur, K. Johnston, M. Cushing, R. Sewall, M. Manion, E. White, M. Lago, G. Smith, R. Walker, D. Smith, D. Heaslip, M. Ricker, P. Remick, D. Ingram, D. McGrail, D. Deshon, A. Webb, G. Cilley, T. Ricker, R. Clements, Coaches: Mr. D. Deshon, Mr. L. Brennan, Mr. J. Carey. 131 J.V. FOOTBALL Coach Hopkins P. Sheehan J. Gardner D. Palmer C. Emery J. Janetos K. Miller G. Walker K. Kimball FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Coach Paquette D. Hamilton C. Colby R. Sewall D. Kahl B. Boutin D. Pray S. Casassa D. Hamilton K. Johnson D. Cox M. Vallier JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL  136 Coach Dodge V. Maloney K. O'Brien B. Welch R.Bean D.Bean J. Berry D. Deshon R. Paul K.Joiner R. Elliot Manager Joe Bird Coach Foote A. Janetos VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Goldsmith D. Heath T. Kirwan R. Gibadlo P. Kalar N. Pond K. Heath R. Dickens M. Dickens M. Gigas S. Plaisted R. Walker As individuals, the winter track men enjoyed an extraordinarily successful season. At one point, four of the six running events were topped by Winnacunnet men: Bob Walker was the best in the state in the hurdles, Rich Gibadlo in the 1000, Tim Kirwan in the 600, and Phil Kalar in the mile. Bob Walker and Rich Gibadlo emerged not only as State Champions but Northern New England Champions as well, beating all comers in the Tri-State meet. It was a young team with no depth. But everyone out wanted to improve himself, and did. Mike Dickens, Neil Pond, Dana and Kevin Heath, Scott Plaisted and Mark Gigas are men to watch in the future seasons. WINTERTRACK 139 M. Kenney, K. Palmer, Coach Miss Hamilton, C. Freeman, S. Grenier, G. Larrabee, S. Bychok, J. Stellmach, C. Moreau, M. McGovern, B. Cart- er, A. Ratoff. K. Martin, B. 0,Donnel, L. Dodge, S. Dennis, K. Rorhrbacker, Manager, F. Small, P. Bushway, B. Crotty, H. joiner, K. Gustavson. GIRLS BASKETBALL 141 HISTORICAL SOCIETY Historical Society: Advisors — Mr. Fernald, Mr. Montgomery, President — Wayne Godfrey, Vice President — Kanthy Montogomery, Sec-Treas — Margaret Montogomery, C. Kelleher, R. Cowdrey, J. LeBlanc, D. Melvin, B. Spreen, M. Brickett, N. Janvrin, N. Huntington, L. Kim- mel,). Blackburn, L. Dodge, G. Humphrey, S. Grenier, L. Mattuci, H. Joiner, C. Palmer, J. Paarlberg, D. Bean, D. Kenney, C. Jackson, J. Gross, B. Hart, J. Greco, L. Kelleher, B. Dreyer, E. Jackson, J. Hutchenson. 142 143 SCUBA CLUB Scuba Clbu Howard Page, Wayne Godfrey, Brian Goldsmith, Tim Leonard, Alan Clay, Jeff Godfrey, Carl Page, Mark Baltzer, Mark Perkins, Steve Hammond. 144 NOTHING Nothing: G. Smith, L. Pope, M. Smith, M. Woods, R. Glidden, M. Cushing, E. White, K. Callahan, B. Paarlberg, J. Hammer, R. Page, M. Trumball, M. Cushing, R. Cole. WINNACUNNET WATCHDOG 45 Winnacunnet Watchdog: Kathy Lyns, Jon Bohm, Richard Blanchard, Richard Dickens, Katie McClare, Bonnie Bernier. SPANISH CLUB Sandy Hastings, Janet Hopkin, Lillian Kappler, Marcia Kahl, Kathy Hewlett, Val Robinson, Debbie Dumbrack, Sandra St. Cyr, Inga Chase, Rochelle Platine, Sheila Connely, Alan Clay, Cherie Leavit, Maria Pinales, Anna Kappler, Martha Preston, John Beiseigel, Maribeth Goode, Sally Butcher, Maureen McCarthy, Kathy Gagne, Laurie DeBarthelmaeo, Kathy Willhauk, Debbie Lees, Richard Dickens, John Koloupolos. DRAMA CLUB Director: Mr. Charron; Rhonda Newton, Margaret Montegomery, Kathy Montegomery, Debbie Brown, Debbie Chase, Diane Luty, Colleen Annis, Bruce Walendy, John Beiseigel, Susan Yuskiewiez, Claire Fenderson, Jeanne Roy, David Dutton, Beth Smith, Carol Palmer, Greg Kee, Richard Blanchard, Gary Olsen, Debbie Manix, Dean Merrill, Katie McClare, Roberta Waldie, Eileen O Leary, Eileen Hobbs, Cheryl Dunphy, Margaret Woods, Jan Pretty, Robert Walker, Melissa Georges. MATHLETES David Melvin, Craig Parker, Mark Cowdrey, Richard Dickens, Richard Bernier, Paula Cutler, Robert Cowdrey, Sharon Small, Debbie Chase, Debbie Brown. COMPUTER AIDES Valarie Monegan, Daniel Nersesian, Don Hedman, Richard Dickens, Daryl Theriault, (absent: Wayne Parkhurst, Mike Serabek, Michael Monegan, Peter Hoyt, Robert Knowles, Steve McCarthy). 147 TUTORS Sophomores: Debbie Page, Pam Barthelmus. Kathy Gagne, Gail Humphrey, Dawn Swindels, Susan Hammond, Kathy Shaake Kathv Nugent, LeeAnn Joiner Donna Rowley, Jennifer Paarberg, Beth Bacon, Bonnie Perkins, Sue Grenier, Beth Smith, Lynn Mattucci Gretchen Taylor, Carol Driscoll. 1 ' juniors: Laurie DiBarthelmaeo, Mary Anne Haughton, Tina Sherman, Kathy Montegomery, Ross, Lisa Marston, Jan Aewellet, Tammy DeFalco, Gretchen Larrabee, Sue Bychock. Bruce Long, Pamela Robbins, Michelle TUTORS Senior Tutors — Mary Anne Keane, Colleen Annis, Melanie Holman, Susan Yuskiewitz, Florence Young, Andrea Ratoff, Debra Brown, Suzanne Call, Karen Shields, Rhonda Newton, Diane Polychronis, Meredith Lily, Myra Davidson, Diane MacLennan, Laurel Adie, Craig Parker, Glen Webb, Debbie Chase, Edgar Martinen, Becky Anthony, Bill Paarlberg, Barbara Parsons, Pam Sullivan. 149 TUTORS A.V.A. Roland Booth, Joe Hume, Russel Arkwell, Dan Plouffe, Robert Regan, Walter Moulton, Wayne Parkhurst, Jeff Baillageron, Peter Hoyt, Eilleen Little. OFFICE AIDES Office Aides — Diane MacLennan, Sharon Gagnon, Bonnie Burke, Mary Anne Haughton, Debbie Dupuis, Pam Barthelmess. NURSE'S AIDES Patricia Blackden, Diane Richardson, Wendy Martin, Pam Barthelmess. F.N.A. Cindy Freeman, Patricia Blackden, Diane Richardson, Wendy Martin, Melanie Holman, Sue Yuskiewicz, Pam Barthelmess, Sharon Mills, Renee Tilton. LIBRARY AIDES President Cherie Leavitt; Debra Brown, Secretary-Treasurer; Betsy Chevalier, Verna Pevear, Diana Mann, Sheryl Hansen, Julie Smith, Kathy Moore, Diane Paradise, Laura Killey, Susan Bailey, Susan Dennis, Karen Shields. 153 STUDENT COUNCIL President: Murray Smith, Secretary: Myra Davidson, Vice-President: Bill Paarlberg, Treasurer: Marianne Keane. LEADER'S CLUB Beverly Carter, Lori Dodge, Jennifer Paarlberg, Helena Joiner, Lynn Matucci, Sue Dennett, Linda Carter, M.J. Kenny, Pam Robbins, Sue Palmer, Jean Stellmach, Beth Bacon, Linda Lighthall, Debbie Page, Elaine Conrad. BAND Flutes — L. Dodge, L. Freeman, B. Gregg, D. MacLennan, M. Newell, R. Frost. Clarinets — R. Allard, J. Blackburn, S. Brown, J. Bohm, L. Di Bartolomeo, S. Elliot, C. Freeman, K. Hansen, K. Martin, L. McCarter, K. St. Laurent, H. York, T. Zaremski, D. Harn, D. Rockefeller. Saxes — S. Butcher, E. Gauron, H. Lalime, C. Moreau, S. Plaisted, J. Wilson, E. Jackson. Horns — D. Daniels, L. Kelleher, B. Coffey, M. A. Trumbull. Trumpets — M. Bricket, D. Fowler, M. Gauron, D. Hodge, K. Kearns, J. King, N. Martinen, A. Sambold, R. Tower. Trombones — C. Jackson, E. Staples, P. Mabie. Baritones — R. Clements, J. Daly. Basses — S. Jol ion, J. Kertanis. Percussion — . Halloran, D. Harris, C. Hussey, R. Jones, C. Loopley, T. N :arty, M. Moaratty, M. Vallier, D. Murphy 155 MAJORETTES Melanie Holman, Linda Fortin, Bonnie Burke, Karen Shields, Captain Wendy Martin, Judy Gay, Debra Bussiere, Gaylene Bonsey, Mary Anne Haughton, Advisor Patty Hoffreyer. SKI CLUB RICK AND RON SHAW CONCERT 159 CHRISTMAS 160 CARNIVAL 4 161 CHRISTMAS CONCERT 163 NATIONAL HONOR Advisor Miss Lynch, Kathie Andrews, Colleen Annis, Suzanne Call, Debra Chase, Mark Cowdrey, Anthony Janetos, Craig Parker, Darlene Sardillo, Florence Young. 164 SOCIETY Richard Bean, Kathleen Cleary, Robert Cowdrey, Paula Cutler, Kathy Garnett, Richard Ingram, Ken Joiner, M.J. Kenney, Gretchen Larra- bee, Cindy Nelson, Mary Newell, Sharon Small, Greg Smith, Murray Smith, Jean Stellmach. 165 ADMINISTRATION FRONT Curriculum Co-ordinator — Allen Bushold Nurse — Gladys Zitrick OFFICE AND GUIDANCE Judy Gelles Elsie Emslie Ruth Goodwin THE WORLD June Maloney . , . Jeremy Sawyer Robert Swasey 167 SPECIAL STUDIES Collen Dodge jean Herman Bridget Murphy 168 Marie Tetler Stillman Hobbs ART AND MUSIC Stanley Bednarz Dept. Head — Ruth Seidal jean Kuzarian Sue Norton Frederick Saunders 169 ENGLISH Stanley Piepgrass Dept. Head — John McCarthy Karen Weinhold 170 Gail Grannis Craig Seaver jay Goldsmith Mary Staniels ENGLISH Milton Camille ENGLISH JANE BERRY is an exchange teacher from Skipton in Yorkshire England. She is taking the place of Janet Cook, who in turn is teaching Miss Berry's classes in England for a year. 72 Richard Paquin Beverly Maskwa FOREIGN LANGUAGE Wendy Passero SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES Richard Loverin Montgomery Augustine Hanley zzzzz David Wade Leroy Nash Nancy Simons MATH MATH SCIENCE Herbert Moyer David Deshon 178 Alide Lavalle Leland Brennan . SCIENCE Thomas Shirley Richard Bohm Dick Ladd Herbert Holmes PHYSICAL EDUCATION Betty Blatchford John Hopkins Dept. Head — Robert Dodge Donald Foote 180 Penelope Hamilton HOME ECONOMICS Martha Sears Dept. Head — Mary Royal Mildred Nugent INDUSTRIAL ARTS 182 Drivers Ed. Roger Syphers Richard Nye BUSINESS EDUCATION Distributive Ed. Emil Soucy Nancy Latvis 183 WINNACARNIVAL 1972 Activities — Sue Call, Debbie Bussiere, and Col leen Annis. Seniors — Kathy Stone and Terri Thomson. Business — Kathy Copeland, Marsha Learnad, and Jean Duchemin. Photography — Barbara Bowers Audrey Arguin Faculty — Myra Davidson, Renne Tilton, Sue Yuskiewicz, Advisor Mr. Holmes. Ads — Kathy Lyon, Beve Carter, Vicky Felix STAFF 189 The editors wish to express their sincere thanks to Barbara Bowers, Kathy Stone, and Helen York, who came through during some of our most desperate mo- ments. We also wish to thank Mr. Moyer, Rick Til- ton, Linda Ligh- thall, Kathy Schaakee, Dianne McClennan, Wendy Martin, and Gary Colby. We hope you enjoy the 1972 Yearbook. The Staff has made every effort to make this Year- book the best of WHS. Underclassmen — Sue Dennet, MJ Kenney, Kathy Garnett. Windcrest Motel On the Ocean 581 Ocean Blvd. Hampton Beach, N.H. Best Wishes — Class of 72 The North Hampton House Restaurant Finest in Food and Hospitality Rt. 1, North Hampton 964-8151 Salisbury Hot Top Paving and Seal Coating 407 Lafayette Road Salisbury, Mass. 462-6106 Western Auto Store The Curtain Shop N.H. Lobster Company, Inc. The Family Store 5 Ocean Blvd. 43 Water Street, Exeter, N.H. Raleigh and Western Hampton Beach, N.H. Flyer Bicycles Exeter, N.H. Fresh Lobster and Clams Open Year Round Window Shades — Draperies Gifts — Hallmark Cards WELL DONE AND GOOD LUCK! STEVENS STUDIOS A Complete Photographic Service 191 Compliments of Junkin's Ocean Boulevard Hampton Beach, N.H. Enjoy a Real Treat Col. Sander's Kentucky Fried Chicken off the Spaulding Pike, exit 9 Dover, N.H. Tel. 742-7321 Good Luck From Your Home Town Newspaper THE HAMPTON UNION 192 Congratulations to the Class of 72 Spherex Inc. Seabrook New Hampshire Compliments of Seacoast Marine Compliments of Sales Modern Radio Johnson outboard and Appliances Motors Lafayette Road Sales Service N. Hampton N.H. North Hampton Hoyt's Stationery School and Office Supplies Portsmouth 47 Market Street Hampton 6 High Street Congratulations To The Class of 1972 McDORMAND'S MEN'S WEAR Hampton, New Hampshire Tel. 916-3312 Merrill Lumber Co., Inc. The Friendly Yard-Lumber-Hardware Insulation-Millwork-Dupont Paint Roofing Leslie “Bill Merrill Hampton, N.H. Compliments of Compliments of Burkes Diner Hampton, N.H. Don and Joanne Felix Sales Rentals Rocky's Real Estate Residential — Commercial Summer — Beach Property Tel. 926-2402 Robert W. Bridle 599 Ocean Boulevard Hampton, N.H. 03842 R.E.B.A. MIS Twin Town Trailer Sales North Hampton, New Hampshire Best Wishes To The Class of 72 From Colt News Store, Inc. Hampton Center Little Jack's Drive-In 539 Ocean Boulevard Hampton N.H. 03842 Open from March 15 to November 20 Specializing in Seafood and Bar-b-que Roast Beef 193 HUDON'S RESTAURANT Congratulations to the Class of 1972 ASHWORTH HOTEL Two Dining Rooms Overlooking the Ocean Western Prime Beef Ocean Fresh Seafood At Hampton Beach 279 Ocean Boulevard 926-5421 Compliments of HAMPTON NATIONAL BANK Winnacunnet Road Hampton, New Hampshire Branches Located: North Hampton, N.H. — Seabrook, N.H. Your Full Service Bank Member F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve System 194 SEABROOK FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION EE V SMALL REAL ESTATE '•Valton Road Seabrook, NH 03874 Telephone 474-3535 Compliments of POST ROAD GROCERY North Hampton, NH BARR BLOOMFIELD FACTORY OUTLET Lafayette Road Seabrook, NH Best Wishes Best Wishes to Class of 72 Compliments of GARLAND'S Hampton Beach FOREST HILLS SEABROOK PLAZA ROUTE 1 SEABROOK, NEW HAMPSHIRE SHOP MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. SUGAR SPICE BAKERY 20 Depot Square Hampton Owned and operated by June and Dick Chevalier 196 Compliments of THE COUNTRY STORE AND NEW SPORTING GOODS STORE Lafayette Road North Hampton, N.H. Compliments of the RED COACH STEAK HOUSE Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Alie Best Wishes Class of 1972 Good Luck Pammie Class of 1972 Congratulations and Best Wishes Walter and Audrey Vanderpool Louises's Sport Shop 183 Water Street Exeter, N.H. Compliments of T.J S ARCO FERNCORFT RECREATION CENTER Bowling, Billiards and Bicycles Open Year 'round 6 A Street Hampton Beach, N.H. Harold Bushway, proprietor Compliments of HOLLINCWORTH MOTOR INN and COVERED BRIDGE RESTAURANT Hampton Beach, N.H. Telephone 926-3312 THE REXALL STORE MERRILL LUMBER CO. INC. Ocean Blvd. Hampton Beach Donovan Fallon Corporation The Friendly Yard Lumber Hardware Mason Supplies Millwork Dupont Paint — Roofing Leslie B. Bill Merrill Hampton, N. H. USM Corporation Bailey Division Lafayette Road Seabrook New Hampshire (603) 474-3011 HAMPTON DRY CLEANERS 644 Lafayette Road Hampton, N.H. for Quality Professional Dry Cleaning and Modern Coin-Operated Laundry And Dry Cleaning Center best wishes RICHARD MYCKO Realtor Real Estate— Building 3168 Lafayette Road Portsmouth, N.H. Tel 431-7676 PALMER'S PHARMACY High St. parking lot Hampton Phone: 926-3344 Village Shopping Center No. Hampton Phone: 964-5551 Complete Prescription Service 200 congratulations 1972 graduates £amie’s tavern RESTAURANT dress shop 12 High Street Hampton, NH The Seacoast's Center for fine dining and enjoyable entertainment Restaurant hours 7:00AM —10:00 PM daily CRACKER BARREL compliments of LOUNGE PARSON'S ELECTRIC CO. Hampton, N.H. Tel. 926-8911 TOBY MERRILL, INC. INSURANCE 42 High Street, Hampton, N.H. It's better to have insurance and not need it than to need it and not have it. 201 THE HAMPTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK extends Best Wishes to the Graduates Compliments of BERRY'S TRANSPORTATION COMPANY North Hampton New Hampshire SUMNER AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate NORTH HAMPTON MOBILE HOMES Park and Sales 158 Winnacunnet Road Tel. 926-3576 203 Lafayette Rd. U.S. Route 1 North Hampton N.H. Hampton New Hampshire R. (Glennie Hargraves) Phone Owner 964-8103 Compliments of DOT'S FLOWER SHOP 21 Lincoln St. Exeter, N.H. THE BROMFIELD Apartments and Rooms Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Duchemin Owners and Managers Open Year Round Hampton Beach, N.H. 926-2442 JANVRIN'S INC. Lumber Building Materials Hampton Falls New Hampshire L.B. Janvrin D.M. Dail D.L. Janvrin Phone 926-3366 DEPOT BARBER SHOP 30 Depot Square, Hampton N.H. 926-9721 HAIR STYLISTS FOR MEN We now deal in hairpieces and accessories. We service what we sell. We offer fast service! Appointments Daily except Sat. Walk-ins welcome Open Mon. thru Sat. 8:30-5:30 Closed Wed. HAMPTON PROFESSIONAL BUILDING Compliments of NORTHERN UTILITIES, INC. ALLIED GAS DIVISION General Dentistry Oral Surgery Orstetrica and Gynecology Dermatology 430 Laffette Road Hampton, New Hampshire Tel. 926-3346 203 , DINING ROOM iwD' MOTOR INN ROUTE 1 - RYE, NEW HAMPSHIRE WOodlawn 4-5545 JOHN BREEN GENERAL CONTRACTOR SCOTT PONTIAC CO. 619 Laffayette Rd. Hampton, N.H. Tel. 926-3355 Hampton N.H. Best Wishes G M. DINING Congratulations to the Class of 1972 MARELU'S 27 Garfield St. Exeter N.H. 03833 603-772-5121 Branch Office Hampton Center New Hampshire 620 Lafayette Road Hampton, N.H. 03842 603-926-2330 Compliments of Compliments of Cleary's One Hour Martini zing Seacoast Texaco Best Wishes SAVORY STREET 1 Hour Dry Cleaning and Shirt Tel. 926-9744 350 Lafayette Rd. Automotive, Snowmobile, and Cycle repairs 775 Lafayette Rd. Hampton Where Friends Meet and Eat Compliments of PALMER AND SICARD Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning Compliments of PEARCE LEATHER CO. Compliments of Whites Welding Seacoast Communications Lafayette Rd. Hampton Falls Compliments of THE GOLDEN EAGLE PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swasey Mr. and Mrs. George Vatcher Mr. Mrs. Harlan Carter Sherri Beve, Ter, Kath, Aud. Compliments of Bill's Country Store Compliments of DICK'S TILE SERVICE Miss Barbara Hudson Bill Poulin Earl Newman The T.F.A.'s Tink Frank Irene Gay A Friend Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Keane Seabrook, N.H. Hampton Falls, N.H. 205 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 HAMPTON Compliments of HARDWARE BEECHWOOD 2 High Street Hampton Tel. 926-8734 REALITY MAPLE LEAF CLEANERS HAMPTON 595 Lafayette Rd. Hampton TV —STEREO Professional Dry Cleaning and Shirt Service Ask about our quick service CENTER In by 9 A.M. Ready 5 P.M. A. Lee Warren Saturday 'till 4 P.M. COIN-OP DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Coin-op Hours: 5:00 A.M. to 11:30 P.M. Daily Your Complete Fabric Care Center 206 Television Service Sales and Services GE Sylvania Telephone 926-8383 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Compliments of Bobbeie's-Kimball Real Estate and T.V. Rental HAMPTON WATERWORKS FUTURE SUCCESS JERRYS' RESTAURANT RT. 1 HAMPTON N.H. Open 7 Days 926-3912 R. P. MERRILL AND SON Groceries General Merchandise Guns Ammo. Buy — Sell — Trade New Used Maine N.H. Licenses Lafayette Rd. Hampton Falls, N.H. CACCY'S CANDIES Manufacturers of Quality Candies fo over 40 Years Tel. 926-5031 862 Lafayette Rd. Hampton N.H. Louise Ransdell Quint Richard D. Buxton Furnishings for gracious living □ Fin Furniture Wallpapers □ Carpeting C Fabrics □ Gifts FT Interior Design George E. Carpenter, A.I D «..HOME CENTER of Rye, Inc. 03891 3 milts Mirth of Portsmouth, Rout 0 I Wo h. 9ton Rood. Wtti Ry«. N H Ampl Porli.09 207 INDEX Ads 190 Majorettes 157 AVA 150 Mathletes 147 Baby Pictures 56 Band 155 Memoriam 12 Nothing 145 Basketball 13 Nurses Aides 152 Candids 104 Office Aides 151 Cheerleaders 114 Chorus 162 Rick Ron Shaw Concert 159 Christmas Carnival 160 Christmas Concert 162 Scuba Club 144 Computer Aides 147 Seniors 14 Cross Country 124 Senior Council 15 Drama Club 13 Senior History 63 Senior Queens 62 Dedication 146 Senior Roll 14 Faculty 166 Ski Club 158 Soccer 116 Field Hockey 126 Sophomores 78 FNA 152 Spanish Club 146 Football 132 Student Council 154 Freshmen 92 Superlatives 58 Golf 122 Tutors 148 Historical Society 142 Underclassmen 64 Hot Lunch 108 Introduction 1 Watchdog 145 Winnacarnival 184 Juniors 64 Leaders Club 154 Library Aides 153 Winter Track 139 Yearbook Staff 188