Winnacunnet High School - Sachem Yearbook (Hampton, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

we come — to learn — not only of books . . . but of people . . . of living itself this is our school . . . the key to our future. to laugh and weep — to discover tU 3 rtOOrtH ) We are proud to dedicate the 1974 Sachem to MR. RICHARD J. WALSH our counselor but, most of all, our firend. 3 r School Board To measure us by what we’ve done is to beg the question; the salient point is what you've' done to help yourself. Richard C. Hamilton Superintendent of Schools Edgar N. Hobby North Hampton D. Malcolm Hamilton Chairman Hampton Richard C. Hamilton Superintendent William W. Moore. Jr. Seabrook Howard C. Page, Jr. Hampton John A. Trumbull Hampton Falls J 4 Administration CO jo s Eugene Hawley, “Clear the corridors” Joseph Bruno, “I'm tired of your micky mousing around” Allen Bushold, “Out! Out!” Mary Thomson. “There is no “substitute” for love and honor, loyalty and truth.” George Paul, “The world has never had a good definition of the word liberty, and the American people, just now, are much in want of one.” A. Lincoln 6 D.J. Valley, “Love truth, but pardon error. Voltaire J. M. Lynch “Plus e’est la mcmc chose - Fr. Proverb “The more things change the more they stay the same.” Burtis Vaughan, “What is done should be done with thought, interest, and enthusiasm. To do less is to deprive those of your best.” “Hcv, en cccc!” Latin lv. 7 A. J. Lavallee, “An education cannot be given, it must be gained.” 8 Richard Paquin, “Reasoning with a child is fine, if you can reach the childs reason without destroy- ing your own.” John Mason Brown “To be what we are. and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life.” Robert Louis Stevenson Mary Staniels. “To err is human. I’m uncomfortable around gods.” Milton Camille, “It’s a tough life, but it's even tougher if your stupid.” 10 | ok 215 — « ZT 5= Q O s.; =r c 3 Richard Paquin Craig Seaver Ann Kilcoyne Janet Cook Mary Staniels Marie Tctler Jay Donabedian Louise Bctton P. A. Hanley “The Crisis” “What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly: it is dearness only that gives every- thing its value.” Thomas Paine Stillman Hobbs “Teaching students is the joy of education.” Harold Fernald “Academic irri- tation of students is the joy of life.” Russ Charron All the world’s a stage and all the men and women are merely players.” c 73 E ha ‘w J= U 2 y U. 2 o i- X § E w C ) c o 73 SZ V y •U £ o eo Q 12 L. Barron “when 1 was a boy I was told that anyone could become president, now I am beginning to believe it.” C. Darrow 0 sx. L. Nash “What we all want is 3 square meals a day and relative leisure time.” 13 ____Library________________ Aid Colleen Dodge Jean Hermann _______Guidance _ Director Robert Swasey Richard Walsh Jeremy Sawyer Barbara Kinsman _____________Art___________________ Chairman Ruth Seidel Lee Langley Ronald Prevoir Sue Norton Driver s Ed. Director William Kenney Roger Syphers V. E (a V J= c T3 O o « Z c y S3 3 O ; ) : d- Miss Hudson “Nothing is more terrible than ignorance in action.” Goethe “What is the most precious thing in the world? Not to participate in injustises. Solzhenitsyn 16 Beth Camp Nelson Paquette William Pasquill Joyce Supple Charles White 00 Chairman Mary Royal Nurse Home Economics Gladys Zitrick Catherine Burroughs Anne Russell Audrey Gordon Chairman Neal Gadwah Music Chairman Stanley Bednarz Industrial A rts_____ Richard Ray N O Penelope Hamilton Betty Blatchford Robert Dodge, Director Miss Simpson — Student Teacher Connie Manix Donald Foote Physical Education Junior Prom May 25, 1973 Queen Kathy Grand March An evening to remember. Darby. Dawn. Kathy, Jill and Bonnie. SUPERLATIVES O 2 w go Lynn Mattucci Doug Bean Richard Bernier Most likely to succeed Most Dependable Beth Smith Chuck Jackson Most Intellectual Richard Bernier Jen Paarlbcrg MSI 1 I Class Danny Nersesian Clowns Martha Preston Senior Beth Smith, Lori Dodge, Brown Nosers — Dcbby Payson, David Kenney mmm Jill Hansen Keith Wilkinson Best Sue Grenier Dressed Chuck Colby Man-hater Woman-hater Best all Lynn Mattucci Around - Scott Casassa . . Sure there were some bad times scattered among the good. But isn't that what life is all about? The real trick is to KNOW when you're into something good and to treasure every moment. For every minute of sadness. You lose 60 seconds of happiness.” Mary Aichelc Jeff Andrews Achievements: Football, ski club. Favorite Quote: “This year sure did go fast. Ambition: schuss the widowmaker slope at sugarloaf. Likes: Skiing, laughing, sports, money. Dis- likes: choking, waking up. Linda Allen Likes: Stupid. Pizza, Spaghetti, summer, sleeping, long hair. Dislikes: getting up, wait- ing, winter, rain. Memories: 2nd yr., English with C.T. Anna Banana! 3 4 op and Ac- counting classes. The store. Achievements: Graduated from W.H.S.!!! Kathleen Alice Arbo family August Saturday four- teenths Maine 71 N.Y. . “More than yesterday but less than tomorrow loving to be loved “Love sharing forever WEB Rummers . Proms . parties D + J BOn spring weekend Fall weekend phone calls friends . living happiness togetherness sunshine. John Alston Likes: scheming, witches, escapism, peanuts, mountains. Dislikes: Boredom. Studies, the Ocean, snow and puppies. Nickname: Boy- Ho, Ollie, Ishmail. Achievements: Remem- bering the Pythagorean theory, Castle in the clouds. Memory: A2 B2 = C2, CK3. Favorite quote: ‘Til climb that hill in my own way. Ambition: to live on a mountain top. Beth Bacon Joe Maroon firebirds Rangeley skiing friends . Nov. ’73 honesty living! There is nothing and no one that I don’t like. Quote: Don’t put off ’til tomor- row what can be done today.” 34 Doreen Bagley Paulette Bailey First day back after a long time So many old memories, so many new faces My mother's a senior always late Room 30 to room 51 in 4 minutes, you have to be kidding Yes Brad. I've done my home- work Mr. Nash's psych class playing leapfrog in English good friends, an expe- rience I'll never forget It's meant a lot to me Jeffrey Jay Baillargeon Favorite Quote: “What's happening Boss?” Ambition: to work as a N.H.S.P. Achieve- ments: W.H.S. Gym Team '73. Likes: D.S., D.P. Dislikes: not much. Nickname: Meat man. Anne Elaine Bakutis Likes: Horses, traveling, driving. Dislikes: Snobs. Achievements: Finishing school. WHS Memory: Senior year. Lane Baker Nickname: Boris. Likes: Pam, Schlitz, chess, talking like an UN-DEER, hats, George. Datsun, Alias sport car. Dislikes: Ronnies. Fags. Bud. Memories: Summer '73, Mike’s party, Saturday at Andover, Demoula’s Lit- tleton, Ambitions: Greatest Chest player in the world. 35 Pamela Barthelmess Nickname: Pam. Achievements: Office Aid 3 Vi yrs., Nurses Aid I yr. Likes: Being free, R.E.H., B.L., fun people, nice clothes, par- ents, red Corvettes, and my dad. Dislikes: Phoney people. Memory: 11 4 73 11 5 73, the week of 1 1 22 73. Ambition: To be happy and to make other people happy. Quote: “Live for today, not the past. Today is the beginning of the rest of our lives. Ann Battcock Dartmouth, the aftermath of setug or Thurs- day night, Pat’s Peak and how we got lost, roller skating in the English wing. Holy Cross at MacDonalds, Alfred the purple dog. Sum- mer Movie of 73, radial tuberosity. Mr. Hobbs' class, caterpillar. Dislikes: SATs achievements, writing essays. Likes: confer- ence room at MacDonalds, old books, the ter- rible trio, being misunderstood. Sophie Jean Beckman Likes: summer, friendly people, animals, being with friends, my family. Dislikes: un- friendly people, being alone, cold mornings. Nickname: FiFi. Memories: 11 30 73, Miss Hudson's Math Class. Achievements: Gradu- ating in 3 Vi years. Favorite Quote: Imagine, “Today is the first day of the rest of your life.” Ambition: To travel. Douglas S. Bean Likes: Three Stooges, Friday nights, Clint Eastwood. Ginsberg, autumn, vacations and Elvis, Dislikes: Math, compositions, comput- er, gossip. Memories: '73 Exeter Pep Ralley, and Junior Year. Achievements: Soccer 2-4- Co-capt. 4, Basketball 1-4-Co-capt. 4, Track 1,2, NHS. Ambition: Become a doctor and a member of suburbia. Favorite Quote: “Life is hard, but harder if you're stupid The Frierds of Eddie Coyle. Dianne Jean Belanger Nickname: Di, Frosty, Di-Di. Likes: Michael, my family, friends, Vermont. Dislikes: Snobs, drugs, prejudists. Achievements: Graduating. Memories: Dee’s Potato Chips, Adv. Foods, Ambition: To travel the whole USA. Julie Becker Riding my horses running along the beach watching a sunset the school play Terry meeting new people college! Michael J. Belleveau Likes: sports, summer, food, music, pretty girls, driving, dogs, relaxation. Dislikes: peo- ple who dislike me. Achievements: Science Fair Award 1; History Awards 2,3; Baseball 2; tennis 4; tennis club 4. Nickname: Jean. Quotes: ‘Hic Ibat Simois’, ‘Heyaw’. Ambi- tion: to enjoy life. Memories: B-ball with the guys, ‘still’, ‘chops’, Winnacarnival, Chemis- try, ‘smell’. 36 Richard J. Bernier SPSASP: The Great Simpson Raid and The Security cop. The lemon Cookie Scandal, Parties at upper, “Ap-palled,” Kyles Habit Saturdays, Nick, Ray, Doreen, “Every sha la la la ” “Don’t “Mellow Out” Oppor- knockity Au sujet de WHS: The Intellec- tual Playground, The Theatre with J,M, 16 mm escapades, “Wine, Women, and Song” Skiing, Apres-skiing, camping. Bike tripping, Karen, Someone in Utah. Janis Dale Bester Likes: Boys, jewelry making, have someone to talk to. Dislikes: Teachers and bossy people Memories: Shipping, parties Nickname: Ja- net, Red Favorite Quote: “I’ll tell you when I do” Ambition: To become a nurse. Nancy Huntington Bird Nick-name: Bird, Hunt. Achievements. His- tory Club 1,2,3, Flag bearer 2,3, Yearbook 4. Likes: Joe, beach, my diamond ring, George. Linnie, Specs, Love, Mountains, “the road”. Dislikes: Stalling engines, grumpy, bossy, people, hassles. Memories: 5 24 72, ’72 bas- ketball season, “party,” Chelmsford, day in Boston. Ambition: Be a good wife to Joe, ac- complish something in the field of art. JoAnn Blackburn Achievements: Field Hockey 1-4 Co-captain 2,4, Student Council 1,2,3, N.H.S., Band 1,2, 3. Likes: Sleeping, people, skiing. Charm lol- lipops, argyle sox, smiling. Dislikes: French, olives, seaweed, marching. Memories: Barton, Vt., Ice Capades, beating Exeter in field hock- ey; visits from Pamela, Mr. Deshon’s Chemis- try class, “rambler”, “the table.” Quote: “Our greatest glory consists not in never fall- ing, but in rising every time we may fall.” — Oliver Goldsmith Peter Bogrett Nickname: Bogie. Pete, Likes: Pam, friends, snow, skiing, parties. Memories: summer of ’73, speaking theoretically and relatively, Bor- is’ parties, pits, the roadblock. Dislikes: Ron- nies, Fakes. Leo Bonsey Likes: winter camping, snow, N.H. Maine mountains, hiking and trails, and just working on something. Dislikes: the school dances, Hampton Beach, the sea water. Nickname: Bonzii Achievement: I started school in I960 and ended in 1974. Memory: Sleeping in Mr. Fernald’s class. Mr. Gadwah’s class, Mr. Charron’s class. Mr. Holmes’ class. Favorite Quote: “I’ll be on time. I'll come late.” Ambi- tion: Become a missionary of Brotherhood or go to the Coast Guard. 37 Wayne Bragg Jennie Butler David Butterworth Jeffrey Booth Nickname: Boothy. Likes: GHIAS, Bikes, Buggys, Skidoos, Skiing and the Galley. Dis- likes: eggs, bitchie people. VW bugs dirty cars. Memories: Jacks '72 summer carpentry class. London '72, Mr. Barron's Crime Punishment class. Ambition: To go into the Navy and to be rich and travel the world. Achievements: '74 graduate and 21 credits. Nickname: Bush. Memories: Thursday night, bunge, Dartmouth, 991 setag, Boston with Cook, Seaver’s English class, radial tuberosi- ty. the bench, Buchan's Phioloy class, caterpil- lar. Likes: gym shorts. Cook's Monte Carlo, Converse sneakers. Dislikes: sholputs, SAT's fetal pigs. Dan Bryant “Mr. Motocross Saturday night cruis- ing, 38-24-36, skiing saddleback Beatles lost in the woods while hunting racing motocross on Sundays Bikinis Hon- da's Blonds tans WFO Base- ball 71,crossups Elton John Par- tys getting up just for school Mr. Fer- nald's class making amateur “or what” montesa's ski club 71, 72, 73, 74? Depot Honda riding a really fast motorcycle Vega to some day own my own bike shop. Pat Bushway Susan C. Cammett Likes: Kellen. skiing, partying, music, sum- mer nights, friends, the beach. Dislikes: In- considerate people, time, rain. Memories: Not enough TIME. Ambition: To get married and be happy. Favorite Saying: If you gonna go, your gonna go! Scott Mario Casassa Quote: ‘The best lack all conviction while the worst are full of passionate intensity’. Memo- ries: L.M.. Spaulding game, ’71; Chem A; Basketball Tourn. ’73; summer ’72; drive-in, ‘Cossac’, field trips; Northeastern trip, beach, track and basketball, basketball camps, ‘Bun- thorne’, 1 8 72. Achievements: Basketball I, 2,3,4; Spring Track l,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Math Team 3,4; ‘38 ft. 11 in.’ Kevin Carroll Likes: all night parties. Bob Dylan, my friends. Fall, cruising, Cumberland Farms in North Hampton, fun, thumbing. Dislikes: weekday mornings. Freshman Football, in- justice, Memory: Crab soccer game in 1972 Winnacarnival, The Volks, camping. Ambi- tion: To enjoy my life. Alan Charters Nickname: Al, Sven. Likes: Whitewater, ping-pong, parties, polevaulting, Jethro Tull. Dislikes: Budweiser. loud or pushy people. Achievements: Soccer 1,3,4, Spring Track 1- 4. Ambition: To die without having any re- grets about how I spent my life. 39 Patricia Ann Carter Achievements: Field Hockey, Track, Recerti- fication committee. Memories: Pamela, Bar- ton, TLHC., Farely, “Trouble Man”, pup- pies, Beating Exeter. Likes: 52, Field Hockey, snow, Christmas, vacations. William Cheney f i 3 -c i c 3-� -ck « T ?- “■wrCT- uH+ « faan r “ n a . O r O wn X -2 g- +u-mg | . QDx '?)J ° 9: x� SSuio r Hi o-cT rt i uj ; cs Lr4 _ T _ _ -j | .ai'425lHSi Pamela J. Chisholm Likes: the beach, sunny days, being with my friends, pizza, warm days. Dislikes: rain, J.C., being by myself, cold weather. Ambition: to become a medical assistant. Memories: Kathy and the bottle of ink, study hall with Diane, Kathy and Martha, not talking to K.W. for a whole year. Gregory Cilley Likes: cars, helping people. Peace, Sundays. Dislikes: Mondays, fake people, being in debt. War. Nickname: Greg. Memory Boy’s Chef, Personal Typing ’73. Martha Elizabeth Clavierie MARTHA — to remember; skipping any- thing illegal loving it, crazy foolishness, 20 limes around the library, 20 miles around, Pete, Mike, Jan, John, Judy, Kevin, Debbie, Tim, people, friends, teachers, W.V., boys, MG, driving, dances, kisses, “High in the mtns.’’ — M M K K. LEARNING — SATISFACTION Sugar Spice, Joh, You ! My Michael and Desiree, Thank you. Raymond Clements Likes: Mary, Physics, Football Games, Math, Track. Dislikes: French, Football Practice, S.A.T.’s, Camp Belknap. Achievements: Football 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4. Memories: MOLE!, Exeter Pep Rally, Prom, Biology Chicks, Powder Puff, Teaching the game of Spades, Pencil Football by B + J, All the guys, E + D Champs. Charles Gerald Colby Likes: Debbie, snow, skiing, golf, my brothers two, my dogs (Max Gig), sports cars. Achievements: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf M. V.P. (2). Whim: To be half as successful as my father. Quote: Speak softly and carry a big stick. W.H.S. Memory: 7 27 73, the goal. Dislikes: The gossip crew, the busy signal. Holly Cole Doug Cox Likes: skiing, Kcnnebunk Pond, winter. Dis- likes: homework, reading, study halls. Achievements: Basketball 1,2.3,4; Baseball I, 2,3. Memories: Basketball Tournament. Carl John Corning Memories: Cornfields, boatshow. Black Ml.. Austria. Wienerwald. '‘Yankee . Beth. Mon- ly-Monty, Canada, Rocky Branch, all my friends. New Year’s Eve, driving to Killing- ton, Happy I riday, Jr. Prom. Likes: Movies. Karen Dahlstrom 43 David Deshon Likes: B-Ball, tournament games; 6-3 football season; vacations, my family, freedom, priva- cy. Dislikes: Losing, tests, waking up. crowd- ed halls, bad teachers. Ambition: To become a very successful businessman. Whim: to be a millionaire, without a care. Achievements: Varsity basketball 1-4, Captain 4; Football 1- 4 Captain 4; Track I; Tutor 2. Memories: Four years of them. John Dougherty Cindy Djerf Cyn summer of '73 . . sleeping on the beach good friends good limes . Ij’s scallops tuesday nights the bomb knick-knacks jr. prom colour my world love . hate deceit conceit dreams . reality . Chicago Portsmouth game THE WAITING . in the midst of winter i finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer. Lynn Dow Larney swimming, P.D., parties and going down the beach People who think they are better than me second and fifth period studies kool it man to be hap- py forever and keeping in touch with all my friends and especially Spacey. Lori Dodge Achievements: field hockey 1-4 co-captain 4, track 2,3,4, basketball 1,2 capt. 2, Leaders Club 2,3,4, Class Officer 2,4, N.H.S.. Out- ward Bound. Memories: bunge , chemistry class, placing in the State Meet, beating Exe- ter in field hockey — for the first time, visits from Pam. Likes: the finish line, peanut but- ter, beating Exeter, beach glass. Dislikes: 880. getting bit by lobsters, marching, losing. Stephen B. Downes Likes: Cindy, shop. Dislikes: school work, Monday. Nicknames: Jake, Hat. Achieve- ments: (GAHS) Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Tennis I, Baseball 2, (WHS) Track 3. Memo- ry: Sept. 25, 1971. Favorite Quote: “Ah ya! . Ambition: Move back to Maine. 44 Barbara Drcyer Likes — Estaban — however green his branches — PTL — Science Class ’72 Swimming — Farragut Summer - New Jer- sey — Spain — Snow filled walks — Matthew I — All the people these four years A spe- cial friend — Dog — growing climbing Abundant Life — “All things work for the good of those who love God”, Ambition: To be happy. Michael W. Durant Likes: Skiing, real people, music, summer, wind, yoga, serenity. Dislikes: waiting, plastic people, violence. Ambition: Medicine; a hap- py life. Memories: The Store ’72, cruising. Going to Lindlies. Deborah Ann Dupuis A rainy day in April — Jr. Prom — 8 1 73 — brown stripe — math class 73 — “It’s just a little hill” — JS — sitting by fires — picnics by streams - Am-pol-Tones — walking in rain — Chicago — camp — my family — Kicking — fields — lady bugs — friends — pickles — As the lunch table turns — Xmas 73 — VP Pep Club — “Love. The feeling is too big for the word — Friendship is related to love, if Love is the bread of Life, friendship is in the same package.' David Dutton Nickname: Dut. Likes: J.C. and her Monte Carlo, the caterpillar, reading, skiing, misun- derstanding Anne, Madame, hiking, the group, cornfields, buvez. New Year’s Eve 72- 73. Dislikes: SATS, essays, qual, trying to exist in the library, math. Memories: R.S. in the English wing, trip to Boston with J.C., Pink Lady, Summer “72”, (The Godfather), Brown’s field, Seaver’s freshman English, i.e.. bundge, pacemaker, Roberta’s. Whim: To beat P.B. in English. James Durant Brian Eaton Likes: snow, mountains, camping, fishing, swimming, vacations, Maine. Dislikes: rain, heat, homework. Memories: Mr. Holmes sci- ence class, study halls, sophomore year, chem- istry, woody. Ambition: Go to college and move north. 45 Cecilia M. Eaton Likes: Ron B. dark secret places true friends. Dislikes: fighting with someone you love having to keep secrets. Nickname: Ceal, Achievement: Graduating, Memories: 107, crossbeach school adventures with J.B. first real talk with I.E. and J.E., Quote: lit up on me. Ambition: finding real love, travel, marriage. Steve Edmonds Nicknames: Hey Edmonds. Eddie, Late for breakfast. Likes: Dcbbi, Camping, Trucking through the mountains at 85 mph on my Kawasaki. Snowmobiling. skiing, partying and general all around fun and hell raising. Achievements: Got a job. Graduating. Memo- ries: CJS Plantation (which died). The Tres- tle. The Apple orchards. Elaine's Party I think, a sit-in on open campus, Linda Kimmel and her out look on life. Laurie Eaton Likes: the beach, reading, solitude, summer, music, my friends. Dislikes: winter, crowded halls, lies. Ambition: To go to Europe. Achievements: Office aid award, pep club, honor roll. Favorite Quote: “We are the dreamers of dreams, wandering by lone sea- breakers. and sitting by desolate streams.” O'Shaugh Nessy. Susan Eaton Sue yellow camaros. lonely night's and lonely days If I could start all over in my life and know what I know today Memo- ry's of the corn field, John's birthday and Mr. Charron's classes. C.F. B.M ., wedding and freshman year and last year from Nov. 72- May 73. It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. D.C. close friends. D.J., D.L., D.E., B.J., M.N. True love is hard to find. School dances. Girls room. The movies. Jonc’s house, English with Greg H., Great Times. Gordon Eaulkingham Cynthia L. Falconer Likes: Bob. weekends, the mountains. Dumb Dumb. Eonkybonk. Dislikes: Monday morn- ings, tomato juice. Nickname: Cindy and stu- pid. Achievements: Completing four years of WHS finally. Memory: Senior studies with Debbie J., Debbie L. and Lynn. Favorite Quote: Bob. Donny Fclch Likes: Lois Pomerleau, sports. Dislikes: Homework, Snobs, Nickname: Dunes. Achievements: Letter in Soccer, Basketball, Baseball 1,2,3. Memory: Playing sports at W.H.S. (Soccer). Favorite Quote: Let up!!! Ambition: To become a mechanic. Bruce Fernald Snow races . . beach . tequilla night Buvez .. . Sunapee Apres ski ... new years eve 72-73 . . Austria . clink club the mountain trip ski trips the group . partys . . “don’t let it bother you” .. cornfield 35 killincron . clouds P 588 Ford Falcon . . Football Black mountain in the rain concert ear muffs headwall on axiom-lizum Moe. Leiann Felch Likes: Hot summers, mountains, lobster, hav- ing fun, DD’s partys. Dislikes: Rainy days, arguing, peas, pushy people. Nickname: Pip. Memories: “24”, “As the lunch table turns”, cold feet. Burger King, kicking under the table, November 10, 1973. Favorite Quote: What?? Robert Ficke Joseph Donald Felix, Jr. Don S-Joe — mountains attitash trail cruising on my bike, the only sounds are the wind and the dull roar floating back from the mufflers, Canada . Friday afternoons at the depot with tut and the boys. Beer Ball, centerfield, Louies Maverick, riding west to the Pacific the only boundaries are the wind and the eagle and the clouds in the sky. Lisa Ann Ross Fisher —Creativity and good times — Achievement: in a desert, I found a tree of shade. 1 remem- ber my friend. Bob especially. Favorite Quote: “A wise bird does not feces in his own nest.” Robin Church. Ambition: to travel Africa and Asia with my husband. Bill and to always be learning. Whim: to learn to fly and to live happily ever after. 47 Senior Frustrations. Forgetting to sign in Well ya see Mrs. Goodwin, I was about to cross out my name when this big thug comes up behind me an’ ... No, huh? . . . The pressure’s on us for Winnacarnival this year gang! We won’t be the first to come in 1_t, will we? I think I’ll defect to the Freshmen Class . . No Way, it's Seniors all the way! . . . hallways get more crowded every year, or is it just because we're bigger THAT’S a Freshman? I thought someone brought him in for a live demonstra- tion in diaper-changing . . . Who REALLY cares where the Latissimus Dorsi is? My nose is burning. Will you please leave the pig's tail alone! Hey Bean Gel offa da bench! Ah, yes, our young Leonardo. .. . They’re not called quarter- lies anymore, just a major test that happens to fall at the end of the quarter I thought Senior year was supposed to be the easiest. Yeh, someone tell the teachers! . . . Study, and I guarantee you'll fail the exam . . . Terrific, we can finally bring our own car to school. Too bad there's no place to park Open-Campus is great, it’s making it back to class on time that isn’t so easy . . . College? Work? Flunk out? I’d rather stay home and watch T.V. for the rest of my life, it’s what I’ve been practic- ing for four years. All these decisions . . . it’s the not- knowing that kills you U.N.H., here I come. I suffered and studied and crammed for four years for this i-L- 1 M Karen Flanagan Nancy Fitz C Lunch Thursday Philips Exeter Berts and Mclissas parties Basketball and Soccer Games . Woody Rummy Clem Son of Beast Lawrence . . North Beach Sam Wade History . October 29 in a Gremlin Nights before Horse Shows Party Pak Racing down 95 Coke and Vermouth Only 210 more days! Horses Taking off across Robies Field Jim Coffee Clutch . Going swimming between classes D. W. Donna L. Fowler Likes: Dave, music and pool and snowmobil- ing. Ambition: secretary. Memories: New York City “73”, April 4, and Gloustcr. Fa- Cheryl Fournier vorite Quote: “Where do those Golden Rain- bows end?” Virginia Foote Pamela French 50 Diane C. Gadwah Likes: people, summer, ocean, sun, guitar, horseback riding, the country, M.G., going barefoot, little kids, life. Dislikes: insincere people, Monday, prejudice, not being loved, people who don't stand up for themselves, loneliness, death. Memories: Berline sum- mer of'73; struggling thru Mr. D s Chem. class; Spain 73; “Banana”, “Gad-it's-a- wah.” Theodore James Gee Nicknames: Ted, Phoon. Achievements: Football 1-4, Wrestling I. Winter Track 3,4. Spring Track 2,3,4, Yearbook 4. Likes: “Rete”, PLAYING football, skiing, pistachio frappes. Little brother. Dislikes: NOT PLAYING football 4. loneliness, rainy days. Memories: Zipzip, Snapsnap, Football camp “Bullroar's” whistle. Favorite Quote: “When I look at men on the moon I wonder how. but when I look at wars I wonder Why?” T. J. G. “What is this anyhow'???” Kathy Gagne Likes: Hdgar. snowy nights behind the school, woods, rest areas, graveyards, talking on the phone, working. D.C. S.M. Dislikes: Any- thing that has to do with school, except vaca- tion. and people I love not being with me all the time. Achievements: 4 years of learning nothing. Ambition: Togo away and be happy! Suzanne Genest Loves: Tim. Likes: the beaches at night and when the sun comes up. Mountains, long walks in the country, bike riding, logs burning in the fireplace, painting scenery, ice skating, good music, pizza. Chinese food. Dislikes: Snobs, aggravation, jealousy, problems. Memories: October 22. 1972 9:00. The cottage. Long Distant Calls, snowball fights. Ambition: to live happily ever after. 51 Mark Gauron Likes: All sports, friendly people, music. Girls! Dislikes: Clicks, snobs, unnecessary fighting. Nickname: Randy. Achievements: Graduation. Memories: 1972-1973 exchange concert. Favorite Quote: Make him an offer he can't refuse. Ambition: To live happily after. Melissa J. Georges “George”. “This is true” The People: Michael, Shawzy. Steve, Bob. Sue, Bird- Hunting. Spiks Coons. Goons The Times: C Lunch on Thurs., Rummy, Chelms- ford. Monday Phantom. 84 People. Moffitt’s class. “They've been making love Short Lower Jaw Flying Ace” And “Inside” Jokes: frog. In Crowd Out Crowd, Clem. Beans in your ears. Shake hands make out. Beast. Hey Mr. Syphers!, Now, Mildred! Jill Greco Neil Young and Special friends from Rye Spring of 71, 73. The World of Carl Sand- burg. First horse; First Song, Ski lodges, 12 strings. Fireplace and UNH concerts. A strange night at Mr. Barron’s Jammin with R.S. Mustang King Crimson Fire and Rain; Yago Sangria and Stevy Wonder. Tell someone you're a loner and right away they think you’re lonely . Richard E. Hale Likes: Vicki, fishing, hunting, dogs and cars and girls. Dislikes: Schools, policemen, rules. Nickname: “Ricky . Achievements: Graduat- ing. Memories: With Kelly, all my teachers and with Vicki. Favorite Quote: I quit! Susan Mari Grenier Likes: Grover, Christmas Eve, Mittens, Win- nacarnival. My parents. Dislikes: Jam, the dark. Memories: Exeter Pep Rally '72, pre- tend you're a tree , black gloves. Achieve- ments: Field Hockey. Basketball, Tutor, Sci- ence Award. David D. Hamilton Likes: Very little. Dislikes: THEY, Exeter, brownies. Nickname: Dwight. Achievements: Football 3,4, basketball 2,3,4. Memories: The great straw raids 72-73, F2073, Algebra I IB, Salem J.V. football game 72 , l.g.m. Quote: Fine. Ambition: To stay out of jail. Karen Leone Gustavson Everything has it’s beauty, but not everyone sees it. Confucius. Lit’l bluey, the jiver. Gen- erosity is what spreads love. Boogy 'n blues, plug in heaters. January 24 and freedom. Likes: Seasons, candles, fire. red. “Beware of enterprises which require new clothes.” Tho- reau (keep on, keep’n on.) David W. Hamilton Nickname: Ralph. Achievements: Member of the Y.Y.G. Likes: Mac Ethel and the rest of the clan; lifers; number 5 on top 10. Dis- likes: The social rats of Hampton and the school; Soap Opera High; the ocean; all other organic things. Ambition: Raise cattle in Wyoming. Whim: Play professional cribbage. Memories: Hung Wungs, sophomore basket- ball 12 18 71, St. Thomas football games, organic city and Browns field. Favotirc Say- ing: How is Algebra IB (sr.) Big Vern. Jill Aldcn Hansen The ice-cream man, my stairway to heaven Jan. 15 We MUST be crazy! .. Cape Cod Another Tequilla Sunrise . . G.T. an’ me — but where’s the tonic? Not again! Will we ever learn? Perhaps Skiing the Alps — Beware Doug, of peanuts and ne- gronis Keeping sanity Seeking free- dom Moody Blues Set your sail to- ward the sun. feel the warmth that’s just be- gun Gregory Heal Kim Hansen Memories: The Time Flics Thm., taking pic- tures, Sicker in Shirley's room, the Rossup's plane, playing in the band. Ambition: to suc- ceed. Quote: Working hard, I see.” Likes: Travel. Dislike: History. Timothy Hanson Likes: ‘the boys’, ‘the beers,’ and ‘the Broads.’ Raising HELL with Danny. Dislikes: people with glasses, senior girls, pay son. Achieve- ments: Football 1,2,3,4; chopping down soccer goal posts 4; honor roll 1.2,3,4; parties 2,4. Memories: ‘the boys,’ ‘the beers,’ and the ‘Broads.’ Parties, Parties, Parties. Quote: ‘If people don't notice me fine! I’ve got enough people pestering me.’ Memorable Quote: ‘It was ‘wicked great' Tim!' Whim: To marry a virgin, and be serious. Kevin R. Heath Likes: Running, sports, snow, animals, and friends. Dislikes: old teachers, being nagged. Nickname: Sparky. Memories: Latin classes, Mr. D’s Chem class, and x-country meet Concord-71. Achievements: Cross-country 2, 3.4. MVP, Capt; Winter Track 1,2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; NHS; Boys’ State. Favorite Quote: Who ever remembers second place?” Ambition: DVM Marathon in Olympics. Pat Heath Bert’s parties snow “different drum- mer” . crowds milk carton popping championship writing high honors at last . sunshiny, windy days the letter growing puppy spectacle star- ry nights jokes music tired happy. Lucy Higgins Peter walking on the beach on a warm summer day Running out of gas snowflakes Laurel Lane being able to be alone every once in awhile bug nice people What can you say after you've said you're sorry being independent Trip out West Hope that one day I’ll be able to succeed in life as a person and reach a goal in life. Joseph Hollen Michael John Hollen Hollsie. owning seven cars in three years. Playing basketball for Bob. Skipping with Cwiksy sophomore year, never getting caught not running by a schedule. Having two junior years. Flunking math two years in a row. Music is the way of life, (for some). Beer Ball. Traveling is the only thing left, now. People are always watching you until you need help. 54 Sharon Hobby Likes: Music, snow, warmth, sunshine, sing- ing. staying in bed late, doing nothing, friends, laughing. Dislikes: Lateness, sloppiness, rude- ness, rain, frowns. Achievements: Chorus accompanist 2,3,4. Memory: Exchange Con- cert-S. Portland, Alg. II. the music office. Quote: “This above all: to thine own self be true.” Ambition: To become a famous pianist. David Hollingworth Nickname: Buck, Bucky. Achievements: Football 1,2,3.4. Baseball 1,2. Likes: Skiing, Snow, football games, Sat. nights, music, summer, trusting people, the family, D.K. Dislikes: phoney people, radical rats, soap operas. W.H.S., H.P.D. Memories: H.W.'s. V.Y.G.. Portsmouth Football Game '73. The coaches, Wednesday Football practice. The turkey. Prom night. Jr. and SR. years, the “Belle”. Linda Hopkins Kathleen P. Hosker Likes: Richard, sleeping, summer, friendly people, being with friends, the old apt. Dis- likes: being alone, people that don't care, not knowing what to do. Memory 1 5 74. new years eve “72”, 8 14 72. Some friends that I never want to forget. Gail Marie Humphrey Likes: J. D., puppies, horses, yellow V.W., long talks. Memory: Being in the fashion show and school concerts. Dislikes: study halls, unfairness, waiting. Quote: “Go placid- ly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there maybe in silence.” Ambi- tion: to be happily married. Debbie Hurley No. I Klutz hit by a mock-rocket going across the hall the mouth of Mac falling up the stairs Psyche at Mc- Donalds basketball games “Air Force Brat” moving He who looks for a brighter tomorrow and finds no beauty today, has some how missed the joy of living some- where along the way. Wayne Isaac Likes: Hiking, camping, exploring, biking, snowmobiling. boating, driving. Memories: Camping trip to White Mountains. Spring of ’72 with Mr. Moyer. Electricity class, sopho- more year with Mr. Nye. Ambition: to be able to complete any project undertaken with complete success. 55 Memories: A. K.'s imitations. “To the Li- brary. If it's possible.” Penny’s party(s) “You guys are really cool. S.C.R. '72- ’73 Cheering Camp, “My Boy Lollipop. H. B.” ’72-'73 Squad P.O. Box 315 Aug. 23 “Rots of Rove.” Likes: P.O. Box 315, Cheering, Art, Phone calls. Beating Ports., Letters. Dislikes: Disconnected phone calls, “Brief but important meetings !” Customers! Long winters. Charles Jackson Nickname: Chuck, Chas. Achievements: Lat- in Award 1,2,3; Band 2,3; Ass't Band Capt. 3; Stage Band 2,3; President N.H.S. 4; Student Council 4; Harvard Book Award; Yearbook Staff 4; Memories: “Say Mole;” Caterpillar: Exploding the beaker over Mr. D’s desk; “Not Good!” “Go To’t.” MacDonald’s. Hev!, Radial Tuberosity. Colleen Janvrin Mike Jerabek Jerry or Mike. Likes: people. Dislikes: stupid- ity. Achievements: I am alive, trip to Spain, Quote: “When you wish upon a star your dreams will come true.” Ambition: To stay alive a very long time (at least til I'm 102) and enjoy myself. Meredith Linda Jaques Nickname: Mer. Likes: going barefoot, Chi- cago, wine, rain, sleeping. Josh. Dislikes: fish, saying good-bye, arguements, thunder. Achievements: Chorus 1-4, Band 1-4, Pep Band 4, Pep Club 3.4, All-State 4. Memories: Deerfield Fair, parties, MacDonalds, 10 30 73, the beach, “go get 'em”, the sun- rise. Quote: “We are the dreamers of dreams, wandering by lone sea breakers, and sitting by desolate streams.'' O'Shaughnessy. Vicki L. Johnson Likes: S. G., my family, Amos, babies, the mountains, long hair, mustaches. Dislikes: waiting, spiders. Favorite Quote: ‘To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people ex- ist. that is all.' William Jerabek Ken Johnston Achievements: Baseball Basketball 2, Foot- ball 2,3,4. Likes: a good time, parties, my friends, Ratzo. Dislikes: social rats, soap op- eras, misunderstandings, weak-willed people. Ambition: Go to the Rocky Mountains and find myself. Whim: To write the book The Coaches MystiqueMemories; Y.Y.G., Browns field, organic city, WHS-8 PHS-2, The locker room rock-outs. Quote: “Rebel- lion to tyrants is obedience to God. ' Jef- ferson. Nickname: Otis. 58 Helena Ann Joiner Achievements: Basketball 1-4. Field Hockey 1-4, Class Officer 2, Yearbook, Leaders Club, Tutor. Likes: Christmas, Striped hair ribbons, deds, history, WBZ. NYK. W.F. Dislikes: Psychology classes, March, This picture, any- thing organic. Memories: T.Q.F.S., B.O.T.B.. W.F.E., visits from Pamela. Quote: “Today belongs to both of us, tomorrow is mine alone.” Ambition: to never have to settle for less than what I really want. Whim: To serve on the jury of a certain person's trial. Barbara Kellner Likes: Having a good lime, close friends, dances, “J”. Dislikes: Getting up in the morn- ing. being grounded, asparagus. Nicknames: Babs, Masivc. Achievements: Field Hockey I, Chorus 1-4, Color Guard 3, Majorette 4, Honor Roll 3-4, Memories: Belvedere. N. J., Parties, Winter camp, all the great limes. Favorite Quote: Let up, masivc. Ambition: to be happy. Deborah Jones Likes being on my own parties G. E. B. J. T. J. 2nd and 5th period studies people who try to give the impres- sion they've got it together but really haven’t Midget, Deb, Spacey just getting out of this place 2nd and 5th period study hall with L.D., D.L., C.F., B.J., Freshmen study with Mr. Nash and all my friends 107 Food's Class Oh, Wow, What a rip off to travel around to gel out on my own and gel an apartment. Michael Kennedy Danny Kahl Nickname: Meat. Likes: Sports, music, win- ning, number 32. Dislikes: Exeter, the gossip column! Achievements: Basketball. 1-4, Base- ball 1,2.3, Football 1. Manager 2. Memories: Basketball tourney '73. Chuck's house, limes with the gang. Danny Kenney Likes: last period Friday, my little blue Vega. An Irishman in the white house. My mirror, basketball games. Dislikes: Harry criticizing my driving, first period Monday. Achieve- ments: taking over math class 73-74, Graduat- ing in 4 years. Beating Taylor at Tennis, win- ning a bet from Harry. Favorite saying: This is basically true. Memories: Trip to Maine, the apartment, debate with Jerabeck, my red pontiac, summer school, second period study Junior year. Ambition: to always be free and independent. 59 David Bruce Kenney Alias: Dave, Sport, Mad Dog. Likes: Dream- ing, suspicious activities, horror, B. C., howl- ing at the moon, people, lurking, loafing, thinking, being noble, hunting for pirate gold, arguing, sailing, hiking, sword fighting, free- dom. Achievement: Surviving unscathed. Memories: Hiking in the mountains, the good times with my friends, Hudson, Deshon, my Junior year. Quote: “No man is an island en- tire of itself; every man is a piece of the conti- nent, a part of the main.” — John Donne. Joseph Kertanis Likes: Mom Dad, Y.Y.G., mindy, travel- ing, D.P., friends, Ratzo. Dislikes: social rats in school Hampton, soap operas, organic things, H.P.D. — 1, 495. Memories: Brown’s Field, Basketball games WHS — 8, P.H.S. — 2, Turkey hanging in Exeter, Midnight vigils, Rooftop spies, sleep in my car, Dec. 9, 1972, Gang wars, S.C., room waste basket, “I lost the case.” Top ten, not me. Chem.? Favorite Quote: Diego con mala- dos d fpietra allendo. -Juan mo Tie. Vickie Kuchtey Linda E. Kimmel Nickname: Linny, Sadie. Quote: The Love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay. Love isn’t Love till you give it away. Likes: Rob, beach. Nova, friends, Christmas, life, Herm. Dis- likes: Snobs, deadlines, bossy people. Memo- ry: May 9, 1973, September 15, 1973, parties, the “Gang’’, New Year’s — 74. Achieve- ments: Historical Society — 1,2,3, Yearbook — 3,4, History Award — 3, Honor Roll — 3. Ambition: To make Rob happy in every way Likes: Greg, the beach in the winter, my dog, my family, ski-doos, the truck my friends. Dislikes: snobby people, people who lie, rain. Memories: Junior Prom ’72 with D.B., 8 24 73, the Races with J.W., walking in doc- tor deniums with J.C. Ambition: To marry a millionaire. Favorite Quote: Colby, shut up. Linda Kierstead Linda . Randy . talking in the girls room the mountains shopping Playing Pool . having a wassal in Mr. Charron’s class . Professor homework . little lockers . watching fights going to see the group Chicago June ’74 Skidoo- ing . being myself . being alone win- ning at the dog track Leaving Winnacun- net without having to come back the next morning. Berni Kus Nickname: Berni. Likes: planes, the color blue, skydiving, Philipines. meeting people, parties, driving around. Dislikes: cold weather. Mike Kutiowski Achievements: Band 1-4, Stage Band 1-4. Pep Band 2,3,4, Mathletes 3. Memories: the Japs, Mr. Lodge’s jokes, Kensington, A Separate Bush , R. M.’s accident, the parties at Boris’, blinking yellow lights. Thanksgiving weekend ’71, Rossop’s Book of Chemistry, Pinball, Bohm’s Law, Chicopee, Mass., So. Portland, Me. Favorite Saying: That’s the way it is.” Michael Lago Achievements —- Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball I, 2,3,4, Hockey 3,4, Tri-Captain Football, Co. Captain Hockey. Memories — The Football team and Wednesday night practices 2 on I. Likes — Football, Hockey, Baseball, Hunt- ing, Fishing, Snowmobiling. Quote — Win- ning is everything. Richard Labrie Dick The Beach Wind howling loud- ly. waves breaking against the wall, sand pil- ing up in the street, a sense of aloneness Debbie 73 Who Knows . Dreams Come True some too good to come true Hang- ing around the tower searching for something to do but not always finding Nashua, Right On Diana Lavallee Achievements: Jr. Prom usherette, gym show, stage band, Winnacarnival princess. Scholas- tic Awards, Catullus, tutoring. Likes: soccer, snow storms, skiing, writing music, pianos, my family, green. Dislikes: eggs, being called Diane. Ambition: to be a scientist and find that the cure for cancer is eating dandelions. Memories: the Were wolves. Tuck Field, 9 8, wicked, lady bugs. Melinda LeBosquet Likes: square dancing, the family, 2 houses down, edgy, All My Children, Monea, food, Nana, baking. Achievements: The Wally Hale School of Dance. Dislikes: housecleaning. Ambition: Nova Scotia. Martha J. Laffey Likes: Roast beef subs, kittens, sunny days, B.W., driving, friendly people and Bologna. Dislikes: Prejudice, 10 page term papers, being alone, phonies, high pitched voices, and sauerkraut. Ambition: To become a successful R.N. Memories: The weekend of 11 11 73, the cut down sessions during lunch, Walter MacKenzie, two consecutive years of Chemis- try and Ian. 61 Paul Lefcbbvre Likes: Being outdoors, winter, skiing, skating wineskins, cycles, water skiing, diving. Paw- tuckaway Lake, mountains, B.J.B. Dislikes: Time limits. Achievements: Graduating. Memories: New Years Eve 72-73”, C. J. wineries, Ivc., Summer “73”, “Operation B”, Pink Paddleboats, Mafia Night, falcon bri- gade. the trestle. Bouvcz!, Canada “72 73”, wonderful wino invitational open gold classic. Ambition: Become a ski bum. Eileen Little Nickname: Leen. Achievements: Softball, basketball, track, field hockey, pep club. Ski club, yearbook. Likes: J.J.D., vans, tech, par- ties. my pop, firebirds, lady. Doris Day, but- terscotch brownies, people who believe in God. Dislikes: D.E.D., clicks, arguments, being jealous, frozen peas. Memories: 1 15 73, 8 11 73, Augusta Maine. Ambi- tion: Zoology. Quote: Keep your feet on the ground and reach for the sky. Debra Dee Leighton Favorite Quote: Do unto others as you would have do unto you. Favorite people: my family. Steve N... Doreen B.. Sandra S. Memories: the mountains. Halloween with D. B., New Years “73”, Red Sox game with my father. Pet Peeves: card games, my stubbornness and gullibleness. Enjoys: skating, swimming. Dis- likes: making decisions, liars, phony people. Ambitions: to travel, to get married. Favorite teacher: Miss Kilicoyne. David Livingston Patricia LeClair Patsy the beach bright sunny days the bridge falling exactly the wrong way mountains. Cover Bridge Park Bi- key’s guys dreaming summer of ‘72’ parties always on the go con- certs Boston going my way to succeed in life The Black Sheep if they only knew Jan. 24th ‘74’ two bets. I’ll be collecting soon. Linda Laurie Lighthall “WHS!” The end of a beginning, mos Ken. Feb. 14,’73, MNL. MVSFM AP. a close fam- ily, achieving goals, sincerity, cheering “Do-it”. Sput. Cucunier. Greasy, Catesy, and Zermatt! Montreal Keganooks, TLHG 73, Burger Chef, Stadium. B.M.K.L. Ambition: To become a good C.P.A. Dislikes: Unfair- ness, O.M., greediness, stubbornness, no car, a fake smile! “The separation of good friends , owing money, JEALOUSY, mind, gossip. Deborah Locke summer of 73 W. J. D. E. S. E. S. H. S. M. senior year a yellow camera blue fire bird getting out in January Learning a lot of things about a lot of people Learning to care and having hope. Darby J. Mahan Likes: My friends and family, skiing. Zer- matt. the beach, love. Bon Ton. Nickname: Pokie. Darb. Ambition: To be successful and happy. Memories: 11 17 72, beer, yellow towel, green eyes, “the gang . S.S.S. Char- lie. Labor Day “73”, Summer “73”. The day we got caught, Tyco, Mr. Seaver, B.D.C.S.L.. long talks. D. K.. Pinky, Concord. Dawnie. 8 4, 25 73, J. Prom Princess, 1-4-3, Mom and Dad, all the great times with Gary and 53. Gloria Ann Longley Likes: J. L. M., GTO’s, sitting in front of an open fire with someone you love, the summer. Dislikes: black, snobby people, school and having the teachers call me Glo. Ambition: to get married and enjoy life before raising a family. Achievements: honor roll 3,4, and pep club 3. Mark Manion Wilma Maguire Likes: HAK. talking in sign language, Fri- days. Dislikes: no studies, arguing, tests Nickname: Wilma Fudge. Memories: Neu York, J. D., Canobie Lake Night, June “72” paying 9.35 for 2 hamburgers and a coke Achievements: graduating as a junior. Favor ite Saying: “That’s what they all say!” Debra Manix Nickname: Debbie, Dibble. Turtle Likes: the beach, parties. Dislikes: the end of summer. Memories: K. G., B. L.. parties, summer 73, 8 15 73, fritos, Lindy's, Achievements: Dra- ma Club 1,2, yearbook 4, Tutor 3, Historical Society 2,3, honor roll 1,2,3. Favorite Quote: If a child lives with acceptance he learns to find love in the world. 63 More Quietest Sue Marney David Pray. Jeff Andrews Best Sense of Humor Pat Bushway David Kenney Cutest Kathy Schaake Chuck Colby School Supporters Daw n Swindells Mark Manion Most Talkative: Danny Kahl, Helena Joiner Class Organizers: Jill Hansen Lynn Mattucci, Mark Manion Most Talented: Charles Jackson Gail Humphrey Superlatives Susan Marney Anthony Marts In general those who nothing have to say spend the longest time doing it James Rus- sell Lowell (And it took them twelve years). Memories: Looking for intellectual stimula- tion in school only rarely finding intellec- tual stimulation in school Student’s Rights and Responsibilities Committee. Ambition: Law, Darby says I dislike people bugging me. Lynn C. Mattucci Likes: Sad movies, loyalty, 7CS, basketball season, my “w.p.' Achievements: National Honor Society, Class Officer 1.2,3, DAR Award, Cheerleading 2,3.4 co-captain 2 4. Yearbook 2,3 co-editor 4, Girls’ State, Lead- ers Club, Powder Puff, tutor. Memories: Beating Portsmouth, Bike rides, the rock. Soph, year, 1 8 72, the subway, cheering camp, 72-73 squad: Katherine Anna McClare Judith McCarter Nicknames: Judi, gerbil, worm. Memories: Monadnock 1 13 73, Portsmouth hospital 7 17 73, a blue van, 5 25 73, walks in the rain, the beach. Barton, “the dentist”, strange men at stop-lights, a little blue Vega. Achieve- ments: field hockey, honor roll, shorthand! Favorite Quote: “Give me a fish and I eat for a day; teach me to fish and I eat for a lifetime.” Katie “World of Carl Sandburg” los- ing my arms and legs summer of'73 Chinese food at Laura’s Cape Cod “Aesop’s Falables” Groucho Marx “Why a duck?” Paul Simon Susan B. Anthony Mr. Nash. Mr. Goldsmith 10 30 73 The arrest The Cellar 10 24 73 “Soap and Education are not as sudden as a massacre, but they arc more dead- ly in the long run.” Mary McGovern Likes: King Ridge, skiing, basketball, snow. Sniffles, summer '73, my parents. Dislikes: being called Popcorn, blushing, jumping to conclusions. Memories: Basketball camp. Isles of Shoals, Junior Prom, black glove. New Year's Eve, Volleyball '72, learning to play Spades, Falling at McDonald’s. Ambi- tion: To be a teacher. Achievements: Tutor, class officer, co-captain basketball. Honor Roll, Field Hockey, Track. Daniel L. McKnight Likes: cars, Demoulas. Dislikes: Mondays. Nickname: Dan ‘The Man . Achievements: soccer 4 yrs.. honor roll 3 times. Memories: 442, Demoulas. S. E.. C. S.. E. V.. K. L.. Favorite Quote: ‘I just ran outta gas. Ambi- tion: To be a manager or an accountant. Marie McLane Mary the beach BT The Old Inn roller skating in the English wing Bush ping-pong (under the table)2 bushes in trees 49 ‘Idunno’ Klutz Hi Beth! to accept myself face the world Dartmouth football game Holy Cross at MacDonald’s It is good to seek the past if one doesn’t ignore the present. To ignore the past is to rob the present. But to live in the past is to rob the future. Glenn Mercer Janice Carla Mercer Nickname: Jan. Likes: taking it easy. Dis- likes: not taking it easy. Memories: Waiting for 3 months. Psychology Class We won’t get caught Wil er? No we won’t Will we? S. B. Where are we going to go to- night, Hudson?, Worcester?.CALIFORNIA? “Look w ith your understanding, find out what you already know.” Debbie Mcllvecn Thursday night Dartmouth setag that's what they all say summer of ‘71’ Madame roller skating in the Eng. wing field hockey 1,2.3 bench 4 Barton and Merestead the terrible trio caterpillar beating Exeter Pamela softball Monday is my day off go to’t TYF Godspell the man with the gun Brighams radial tuberosity. Carol McGrady Achievements Field Hockey 1.2,3,4, Soft- ball I, Track 2. Tutoring 3, Student Council Rep. 1,4. Memories Barton, Vt., Pamela, the Table, 100 excuses, always late, meat head. Quote The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend. Thoreau. Glenn Miller Nickname Millsy, Achievements: soccer 1, 2,3.4, co-captain. Basketball 1. Baseball 1,2,3, Hockey 3,4, co-captain. Memories: Beating O.R.. long distance shot, 100 excuses, never ready. Quote: When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. anonymous. Michael Moaratty Sharon Lynn Milliken Sharon L. Mills Likes: Skiing, bike riding, reading. Dislikes: inconsideration. Achievements: Track 3. Fa- vorite Saying, “Oh really?!” Ambition: To be happy with life and try to make it easier for other people to be happy. Likes: Cheering, ice cream, Robert Redford, sincerity, basketball. Dislikes: Onions, misun- derstandings. selling stationary. Geometry. Achievements: Cheerlcading 2.4, Yearbook I, 2.4. Student Council 1,2, surviving Powder- puff. Memories: Powderpuff, Cheering camp, beating Portsmouth. Exeter pep rally, “Silver Finger , grapefruit and fudge, noses. Michael Monegan Mauria Montgomery The mountain trip ... the group Whats the matter? tequila night Moe basketball the blue 66 Ford Falcon Somersworth the beach parties the prom Killington Mr. Paul’s class .. . concert summer cheesecake shmuck cornfield Midnight mass sport New Year’s Eve 72-73. 68 Donald Moore Karen Moore Daniel A. Nersesian Likes: My friends, skiing, beer. 4-wheelin H- D, sports, music, getting rowdy at parties, free passes, coke. XDanX. Marie and Paul, hell raising. Dislikes: The majority of the senior girls, Ms. Camp. Rats, Fags, Eddies, Grease- pits, having-no-money. The soap-operas at W. H. S., price-tags. Memories: All the great times I've had with Tim. Vern, and Meat, the parties, the goal-posts, beating my case in court. Favorite Saying: “Hey Timmy, that kid just called you a fag. Achievements: Football. Baseball, Ski Club, Tutor, Comput- er Aid, and “Class Clown.” Marlin Newman Tom Nickerson Nickname: Nick. Likes: sports, buvez. Moody Blues, chocolate chip cookies, mts.. Greyhound Racing, parties, study halls, week ends. Dislikes: W.H.S. mouths, library, tests. Memories: S.Y.M.S.. 12 23 72. 12 31 72, concert, we must. Killington, F.P.. Our Great Fr. Ill class, witch-craft course, baseball game with Seaver. Whim: To hold season tickets to Celtics. Red Sox Patriots, and not miss a game. Ambition: a management position.____________________________________ Likes: Basketball games, parties after B.B. games, golf, working. Dislikes: classes, Dan's Mirror, Teasers, Dan's Driving. Nickname: Bonier. Achievements: Award in English, Totaled my rambler. Taking over math class “74”. Memories: Mr. Moyer's Health + Ecology class, doing Project with Kurt, last day of school “73”, Steve's hat. “the apart- ment . Favorite Quote: “How to boom, boomer.” Ambition: to be superintendent of golf course. Harry Nownes Stacy Noyes Nickname: Spacy, Howie. Likes: D.A.B.. hunting, beach, snow, parties. Friday nights. Dislikes: snobs. Mr. D's IA class, corn chow - der. Memories: 601, 146, Friday A lunch Jr. year. Achievements: GRADUATION!!! Ambition: Get rich and see the U.S.A. Gary D. Olson Achievements: Biology Award, Social Studies Award, fcnglish Award, National Honor So- ciety. Ambition: To satisfy myself. Dislike: Indecisivencss. Likes: Individualism. Quote: “The fanatical search for popularity is an at- tempt to escape the demands of self-rcali a- lion, and self-sufficiency. ' Eileen O'Leary Sunshine riding in clem Bert's parties Harry the Grandfather Monday phantom The Buchan boycott 1 wish I knew what was going on galloping at dusk confusion people and friends FIVA! climbing a mountain at sunrise the letter growing X-mas, family, my animals spectacle skiing 278 more days until Porlock vale! basketball games smiles fun. Steven Ouellet Tree lop Summer of “72”, B.P. D.E., growing up Bike racing, stitches help- ing C.F. Baseball, Soccer. W. Track, learning to ski Math. Teams Separate Bush with Mr. Paquin films. G.F. F.A. Going to movies movies movies Denver. U.S.A.F.A.. Goal is to fly at light speed Babs. Love Mr. Marston the cows Wayne alot. Babs love. Will I be who I am or what a mach. says I will be with treetop 70 Michael O'Leary Likes: Myself, Martha. Kat. Jan, Smokey. Friends, fulfilling a desire. Intelligent discus- sions. being different. Pink Floyd, my hair, cruising. Dislikes: being misunderstood, apa- thy, Sunday morning. Memories: Martha, summer '72, So. Carolina, High in the Mtns.” M+ M+ K+ K, All night Jam ses- sion. castle in the Clouds, Sr. study Halls. Home alone. Ambition: To succeed. Saying: “Where did I put my Books? Jennifer E. Paarlberg Likes: running, track meets, traveling, friends, Rio de Janeiro. Roberto Carlos, bus- es, Gurana. chocolate. Iganga. Memories: Girl's Track 2,3.4, vaulting, Sonia. Henry's Law. Olduvai Gorge, Boston, samba, “crepu! . French III, Carinhoso, Time Maga- zine. Wish: to join the Peace Corps someday. Deborah Clairssc Page Likes: making people happy, being with my friends, quiet talks, being trusted, caring. Dis- likes: immature people, being misunderstood, “competition , conceit. Achievements: Lead- er's Club, Gym Show, Powder Puff. Memo- ries: The 3 D's, Prom, the gang. $811.08, G's. 10 26, 11 21. Quote: “Love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation.” Kahlil Gibran. Ambition: to be happy and successful in life. Deborah Leah Pay son Dcbby, Peyron likes the open sea, blue skies, islands, P-K picnics, a special friend up north, day dreams, caring dislikes leav- ing 04563, endings memories long lost summers, home, trusting others. CPC '72-’73. Ti-tu, B. B. quote “Tomorrow see the things that never come today. d Bonnie Perkins skiing, the beach, people, walking being a rah. rah. gym show, tutor, Jr. Class Winna- carnival Princess. Jr. Prom Princess, Spanish Award Fall of 71. Oct. 7, 1973. creep, ti- tu, S.P.. being a J.V. College. Make som- thing of myself Sure Curt! “I want to understand.” 71 Wayne D. Pakhurst Nicknames: Moot, Jr. Favorite Saying: “you old goat . Likes: Karen, snowmobiling. mo- torcycles. brew cigarettes. Dislikes: drugs, being bothered by people, faggots. Whim: To be rich. Memories: Karen's first party, the accident in the Callahan tunnel, John's place, smoking in the boys room, F.H.S. vs. W.H.S. football game. Karen Louise Pierson Likes: WTH, stock car racing. GTO's people. Dislikes: black, school, winter. Achievements: science award I, business cd. and English awards 3. honor roll 1.2,3,4. Memory: field trip to Boston, summer of “73” Favorite Quote: “Hey, wicked! Ambition: to get mar- ried and be a secretary. John Powers Jan L. Pretty Nickname: Janabell, Poop. Likes: A special someone, the beach, a boat. Memories: Bos- ton. summer of '73. Newfoundland, Spiker, Froggy, and Turtle, Lindy's gang. Achieve- ments: Exploding the Bomb! Whim: To find out why they call me “Poop!' Favorite Quote: “Experience teaches us that love does not consist of two people looking at each oth- er. but of looking together at the same direc- tion.” Martha Anne Preston Likes: Brian, Cheering, Art, “fighting, “Lane Gang , My family. Dislikes: False people. Achievements; Cheering 3,4, Gym show 1,2,3,4, ski club, Spanish Club. Powder Puff. HONOR ROLL! Memories; Cheering J.V. Nationwide, Summer of “73 . Cemeter- ies, Insbrook, Lynda Ken. Proms. “33 s“. Ambition; To be successful in whatever I do. Favorite Sayings: Only 7 more years! Paul Remick Achievements: Football 1-4. Tri Captain 4. Baseball 1.2. All-State Football Team. Likes: Lobster. Steak. Hot Dogs with the works. 40. Dislikes: Crowded halls. Memories: 1.000 yards, camp. Ambition: To play for Maine. David Pray Likes: sports, quiet, friendly people, outdoors, taking long trips to see a friend. Dislikes: 1st period class, late practices, being on time, los- ing. waiting for someone, pulling anchor. Nickname: Zeus. Memory: Class L. Tourney, The Hat, The Apartment. Achievements: Basketball 1.2,3,4. Susan Regan Likes: Summer, cars, beer, having fun, or- ange, D.D. C.S. Dislikes: Winter, L.E.S., snobs, school. Ambition: To get out of school and work. Memories: skipping class, having less classes. 72 Gordon Revey Gary Ritchie Likes: surfing, skiing, Lbcr, and all the rest of the regular things. Dislikes: W.H.S. Memo- ries: Summer 73. labor day 73, the day we got caught, being late for Math every day with Dwight, my old Malibu. Favorite Saying: Where's the party? Ambition: to run the projector at New ington. Michael R obi das k Joseph Ldward Rocheleau Jo “Hello It's Me'' Jill flying through the trails on Loon Ml. on a sunny day the natural playground of the Wilderness Trail the great experience of taking off on your own and enduring the good and bad times being neurotic and loving every minute of it “booging the inspiration of music “Happiness is not perfected until it is shared ' given the chance to do what I w ish to do. Kim Rohrbacher KALW, let’s go to the beach. G.D.. gas gauge. Tomorrow's Friday, the Weekend. Let s Boogie. Right on. What can I say, I know I'm right. It's Cheaper to keep her. The 24th. 28 more days, 12= E. Cape Cod, Neil Young Allman Brothers. I feel disgusting, I got the burps, you Deadhead. Honey, I need you. My baby. 74 Donna Jean Rowley Memories: Jr. Prom 2.3, History 1,3, French II, Feb. 20 24, the concession stand, July 18, Austria. Timberlane Football Scrimmage Likes: Skiing, traveling, my family. Brad, the Anthony's. WHS Football and Basketball games. Achievements: Pep Club 3. Ski Club 1,2, Tutor 2. Honor roll 2,4, Ambition: Togo to college and to work in an airport “Big Maybes!” Rebecca Ruth The trouble is I know that I am in a cave chained to that all-american myth. Everyone must go to college chained so that I may not turn to discover seeing only shadows images of reality but not real at all my identity seems lost I have no name attached to my face an IBM number filed in that glorified library. John Anthony Peter Salvatore Likes: hot fudge sundaes. Dislikes: dipshits, chocolate covered bananas. Nickname: Giov- anni. Sal. Achievements: Band 1,2,3,4, Cho- rus 1,2,3.4, School musical 1,2, Marched in band 4 years and not once did I drop my hat. Memories: Parking lights. Dawn, Oh my God it’s cold. Ambition: To find my fortune in Berkley. Steve Shrier Kathleen Marie Schaakc Likes: Cheering, the beach, sincere people, laughing. 8 13. my parents. Dislikes: rumors, arguing, one weekend. Memories: cheering J.V., “King Ridge . Winnacarnival '71. Achievements: Cheering 3-4. Soph. Class Treasurer, Tutor, Frosh. Winnacarnival Prin- cess, Junior Prom Queen. Dana Leigh Schechter Carol Ann Seavey “The colors of the day warm ocean wa- ter A deserted beach simming Free Perfect peace The Hawiian Islands Sunstreaked Hair . skin while to skin golden sun on my shoulders and wind in my hair beautiful country roads inno- cent. untouched snow climbing the tallest mt. and looking down solitude “wav- ing another day goodbye. My diary, his smile, 89 letters, sincerity, snowball fights. Christmas Eve, Tori, Guess What! “Just my imagination 71. Secrets, M. St.. “Godfather, August 25. 1973, Amer- ican Pie. comprehension “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can. and wisdom to know the difference. Francina Small Elizabeth Jane Smith John Stephan Sobczak Likes: DD. music, playing drums in the Am- Pol-Tones Orch., being with deb, driving my car. recording, blue eyes, family, everyone. Memories: walking in the rain April 26. Jr. Prom. Aug. I, 73. Glen N.H., camp, printing class. Mr. P's math class, K+ B at beach he's got to go. Achievements music award. Favorite Quote: “make me smile”. Ambition: Become a DJ and follow my dreams. Nickname: Beth. Achievements: Drama Club Play, 2; Flag Carrier 1.2; Tutor 2; Gym Show 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3.4; Powder Puff 3.4; Yearbook 4. Ambition: To be an elementary teacher. Memories: Cheering. Cheering Camp. H.B.. Penny’s party, banquets, Ste- vens — 9 12 73. Likes: Cheering, music, people, snow, basketball, soccer, my family. Mary Stone Wayne Snow Nickname: Snowbird. 1.ikes: Sunny days and warm weather, sailing and Province Lake. Dislikes: Cold, wet weather. Memories: McDonald race home between Kenny and Bellieau. Chemistry class. Favorite Saying: “Don't worry and no problem.” Dawn Swindells Likes: Skiing! True friends, smiles, ma munchie. camp. Dislikes: My moods, snobs, big shots, 2 year old seniors. Achievements: “Chief’. Jr. Class Pres., ski club, tutoring, growing up. P.P., Princess. Memories: The Gang! Hiccups. Deloris. Europe, 3 D’s. SIO apple. Nickname: Pony. Honk. Quotes: “chow gang”, “was the best of times, was the worst of limes.” Ambition: To marry a rich one. Whim: To go dow n in history. 76 Roger Christopher Syphers Ambition: Professional guitarist. Favorite saying: Hi Kid! Likes: Guitars, Cin. T-RLX, Fri. Sal. nights, beaches, movies and music. WHS Memory: Oct. 27, 1972. Dislikes: Wise guys. Debbie Tanner Barbara Tavares Likes: Ricky, Firebirds and my special friends. Dislikes: fighting and hurling peoples feelings. Ambition: To become a hairdresser. Memories: 9 20 73. Favorite Saying: Stop it! Gretchen A. Taylor Midnight on the water Tuckerman's Re- vine The lesson of “73 The dirt road Family closeness The older man Friday night walks My bestest friend The morning after a night of terror Quote: “I am in love with this world. I have climbed its mountains, roamed its forests, sailed its waters, felt the sting of its frost, the oppression of its heats, the drench of its rains, the fury of its winds, and always have beauty and joy waited upon my goings and comings. John Burroughs. Melanie Jill Tebbetts Cindy Thompson Likes: Saab's, parties, riding. Sneaky's. Red. Dislikes: getting up in the morning. Memo- ries: cruisin', ma's sled, going to sick. Favorite Quote: “Some people live to learn, while oth- ers learn to live. Memories: Cheerleading, Brandeis, Grr Fight, UNH. Tryouts, thirty-three. The Mole, the “Table , Brownies, boy, BBC. cruising, June 16, 1973, Dislikes: Sundays, rain, bore- dom, confusion, waiting. Likes: sunshine, the beach, summer, snow, walking, biking, sur- prises, stuffed animals. Red. “And for myself. I've kept your smile. David Tinkam Paula Jean Vajgrt Big P. Halley Horses, lakes, little riv- ers, mountains, clouds, rain, leaves, music, a ride. snow, fields hay. barns woods, rocks logs Four years of high school. Mono my ju- nior year. What's to happen in the next min- ute of my life. Traveling with Hallse. Tink. Aluin Lee, cruising in the green nova, splitting during my studies, going mobile, all of my life I have tried to be true, skies are sunny. Life is funny, football on the Hampton Falls common, Gordon Webb, following the blue maverick, Nixon and other bed things. Mem, pioneer pere passed out. S. Joe. and company, you know, depot, people gotta understand. Tom Veilleux Glad to get out. Life at WHS 00 has begun to take its toll. Life is a triple option but I'd rather keep the ball. Creedenee. Hendrix, Flash. Santana. Football and responsibility wynonimous. Hurdling and aggresiveness. Twinkies, Hurdler’s food, Mr. D's Chem. Football wins against Portsmouth and Salem. Owe a lot to Mr. Deshon. Mr. Pasquill and Mr. Donabedian. If one does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears the beat of a different drum. Thoreau. Good luck to all my friends and the worst of luck to all eros. Beverly Wagencr B.G., smoke a shoe. Bud. Likes: shoes, the woods, sunny days, happy faces, cruising, Tom Foolery, Charlie, entertainment. Dis- likes: falling out of cars, too much confusion. Ambition: travel, be free. Achievements: Graduating early. Memories: broken ass patch. 78 Michael Vallier Likes: Soccer, summer, drums, Ma and Pop. snow. Dislikes: Two faced people. Skylarks, my nick name, gossip. Nickname: VLRN. Achievements: Soccer M.I.P.. Basketball, Band. Jr. Prom Usher. Memories: Jr. Prom '73', 2 16 73. 9 8. wicked. Candy, All the good times with Dan. Tim, Huck, Hammy and Meat. THF TURKEY. Dawn Marie Walker That terrible morning This is supposed to taste good? ? Those four letter words The big disappointment Will we gel caught? Cheering; the J.V.'s; Claremont via Boston Route I Malt Duck The Friday Night Walk Quote: “I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience. I know of no way of judging the future but by the past. Patrick Henry Susan E. Walker Nickname Sue. Likes winter, fall, snow, all kinds of sports, camping, sewing, music. New Hampsire. mountains, driving. Dislikes rainy days, hot days, homework. School Achievement honor roll. Mard Joseph Ward Favorite saying: Cocker Memories: “72” bon- fire and the rie into Exeter, breading Wina- war's arm. Likes: All seasons, fresh water swimming holes, sports, the outdoors, pump- kin pic, Schlitz. Dathys and Sue's, music, gymnastics and Flarvest time. Loves Nellie P. Dislikes: Helena, liars, bossy people, preju- distic people, our president. Favorite Quote: “But, if I tell you who I am, you may not like who I am. and that is all that I have. Donna Wave Allen Webb John Wheelen Skipping class going drinking playing pool talking and laughing going to the beach sunny skies rainy days throwing chalk getting thrown out Saturday nights dances parties getting drunk taking girls out finding the right one. 79 Kathleen Ann Willhauck Nickname: Kathy. Achievements: Chorus I, Ski club 1.2, Spanish club 2. History award 3, Spain trip 3. honor roll. Likes: Friends, hav- ing fun. the Goldenrod. York Beach. Coke and cheese popcorn, and eating. Ambition: To become a nurse. Whim: to weigh I 50 pounds. Memory: La nari de Fnrique. study hall 73- 4. the jell), the ink in Anatomy. F.K. History. Karen M. Wilbur Nickname: Froggy. Likes: DQS, blue eyes, lemons. pi a, tans, the beach, sunsets, peo- ple. things with meaining, shopping in Boston, beauty of the seasons. Achievements: Office Aid. Honor Roll. Yearbook Staff. Typing Award, History Award. Memories: Summer of “73 , seaweed, the dentist. 7 26 73. Fa- vorite Quote: Experience teaches us that Love docs not consist of two people looking at each other; but of looking together in the same direction. John Williams Likes: Mrs. Goodwin, the front office person- nel. Mrs. Royal, winter. Mr. Holmes, cook- ing. Dislikes: Miss Lynch. Future: Working at Zayre. Memories: Mrs. Royal’s Child Devel- opment class 5th period (early year). Favorite Saving: “Yes”. Keith Wilkinson Likes: Football. Wanganui. Kea. Dislikes: Senior sketches, benchwarming, pictures, Tokaanu. Achievements: Football 4. Basket- ball 4. Rugby 2,3. Rowing 1.2.3, Volleyball 2,3. Ambition: To be a taxi driver in Spanish Harlem. Daryl Wilson David Wickcy 80 Jean Colby Wayne T. Jansen Likes: R.M., W.G., Pig the beach, my friends. Rum Cokes, trucks, playgirl, small feet, Sam, J.J., Greg, ski-doo, jelly donuts. Dis- likes: Snobs, money, this school. D.R., Nick- name: Ella. Memory: Skipping school April 1, roller skating down hall, Dave's apt. walk- ing 2 in the moring in P.J.'s, KM VK. hok- ey B. Favorite Quote: Oh, is'l he cunnin'. Ambition: To be a l.p.n. Good-bye is always to hard to say. Norman Martinen Achievements: Band 1,2,3; getting out of the pen in 3 years. Memories: exchange concerts. Mr. Paul’s class. White Lake. Barbara and Karen. Likes: good dances, playing tennis, good friends. Jay, Joy. Jim. Diane. Dislikes: dumb teachers, lousy dates. Favorite Saying: whoops! Bob Young Likes: eagles, Patricia, movies, Fridays, Ohio St., Knicks. beaver shooting. Dislikes: home- work. Exeter, heat, bugs. Memories: E and D. Pinkerton. Miss Belknap, the monster. Ambi- tion: window washer at the Shorcham Hilton. Quote: ‘One of the most important trips a man can make is that involved in meeting the other fellow halfway' Van Dorn. brev- ity is the soul of wit' Shakespeare Debbie Lees Stoneham Zoo playing hid and go seek at Sarah's breaking the raw egg working on the wheel over fired kilns aching back and numb seal from boredom in classes Spain Halloween birthday parties in August all the things I wanted to do and didn't unbelievable phone calls and the people on the other end were real ? not being able to get up in the morning orange peels las ondas. Best Wishes for Happiness and Success to the Class of 1974 “Accept yourself as you are and you’ll live as long as you like.” Remembering when Abby Kim came to Beach House and eating Shortcake. Achievements: Getting through school and starting life properly. Boat and Teddy and Tiger. Ambition: To travel to Mexico in a car with Andrea. Spain. India Africa. Kathleen Nugent To enjoy life one must be sensitive and aware yet strong enough to endure. 81 National Honor Society President — Charles Jackson Vice President Lori Dodge Secretary — Jennifer Paarlberg Treasurer - Carol Palmer Douglas Bean Richard Bernier JoAnn Blackburn Scott Cassasa Diane Gadwah Jill Hansen Kevin Heath David Kenney Lynn Mattucci Kathy Nugent Michael O'Leary Gary Olson Robert Young Diana LaVallee CLASS LOG Girl’s State: Lynn Mattucci Patricia Bushwav Bonnie Perkins Lori Dodge Boy’s State: Kevin Heath Student Council 73-74 President Mark Manion Vice President Gretchen Taylor Open Campus: Jill Hansen Mark Manion Top Ten (alphabetically) Richard Bernier Scott Casassa David Dutton Charles Jackson Diana Lavallee Lynn Mattucci Michael O’Leary Gary Olson Jennifer Paarlberg Carol Palmer Class Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Freshman Ron LeMieux Lynn Mattucci Carol Seavey Carl Corning Sophomore Lynn Mattucci Lori Dodge Helena Joiner Kathy Schaakc Junior Dawn Swindells Jill Hansen Lynn Mattucci Linda Lighthall Senior D.A.R. Award Lori Dodge TomVeilleux . Mary McGovern Lynn Mat,uccl JoAnn Blackburn The First Annual Mid- Year Graduation Exercises were held on January 24, 1974 in honor of the nearly 40 students who had suc- cessfully completed credit and course requirements. Jill Hansen and Beverly Wagener gave welcoming addresses, followed by spe- cial awards to various stu- dents, and the presentation of diplomas. A reception in the cafetorium preceeded several parties. CLASS HISTORY Entering W.H.S. our Freshmen year was an experience to say the least. We found ourselves wandering halls trying to find classes, and missing many a lunch. Winnacarnival arrived, finding the class lost in confusion, but with alot of enthusiasm we had a great time. Although we ended in fourth place, our hopes were high for the following year. Ra- diant Kathy Schaake was crowned our princess. Sophomore year, returning as upperclassmen now, we marvelled at how small and immature the incoming fresh- men seemed. The Girl’s Volleyball team took a first place in Intramural competition. Winnacarnival brought high spirits and nervous anticipation, yet we failed to take first place. Lovely Jill Hansen represented our class as princess. Junior year was easily the busiest, with the hope of raising money on all our minds. The endless chain of boiled hot dogs seemed to never end, many thanks to Eileen, Tom, and Kevin for giving up their Saturdays to help. Powder Puff was a valiant effort for our enthusiastic team but ended in a 0-0 game. Winnacarnival was arriving and though we gave it a good try were unable to crown pretty Bonnie Perkins the queen. One of our biggest excitements of our Ju- nior year was a double victory over Portsmouth which put us in the tournament ending the season in the state semi- finals. With this year also our prom, with the theme “Close to You” found ourselves many an afternoon decorating the Casino and hours of lilac stealing! We ended the night happily voting Kathy Schaake our blushing Queen escort- ed by Dan Nersesian, and Darby, Dawn, Jill, and Bonnie as princesses. This year the class acquired Open Campus thanks to the determination of Mark and Jill. Our last year has been a mixed one with everyone planning for the future. We were sorry to see 40 Seniors leave our class half year with a January graduation. Winnacarnival was a great and final success. The Mighty Seniors stomp the Underclassmen. The attractive Jo Anne Blackburn reigned as Queen of the “Soc Hop”. All of us have experienced many good and not-so-good times here at W.H.S. and will laugh and recall cruising, those Saturday night parties, and the many friends. In leaving W.H.S. we will wish to remember but not wish to return for as time moves on so must we. I do my thing And you do your thing I am not in this world To live up td vour expectations And you are not in this world To live up to mine You are you And I am I And if by chance We lind each other its beautiful. Fredrick S. Peris 84 Allard. Robert Allen, Steve Ballentine, Sheryl Barnes, David Bean, Phil Bergeron, Marianne Friendship is only a reciprocal conciliation of inter- ests and an exchange of good offices; it is a species of commerce out of which self-love always expects to gain something. Brown, Shcree Brown, Wally Bruno, Maurettc Busch, Phil Campbell, Sheila Carroll, Jim Chambers. Wendy Chevalier, Betsy Chouinard, Valerie Clements, Geneva Countey, Dorothy He calls drunkeness an expression identical with ruin. Crockford, Don Cross, Kellen Countey, Kathy Coussoule, Nicola 87 Currier. Lynda Dale. Dick Dalton, Tim Daly, Jay Daniels, Debbie Dargie, Karen Decosta, Kathleen Dennett, Jim Dennis. Sue Di Bartolomeo. Lynne If good men were only better, would the wicked be so bad? Chadwick Dillon, Anna Djerf, Stephanie Doggett, Brenda Dronsfield, Laurie 88 Drever. Kim Durant, Sue Grown-up people really ought to be more care- ful. Among themselves it may seem but a small thing to give their word and take back their word. Fernandez. Theresa Flanders. Bruce Fletcher, Roland Ford, Richard Fournier, Kim Freeman, Leslie 89 We are never so happy nor so unhappy as we imagine. Fritz, Peter Gauron, Ed Gauron, Sandy George, Mary Hanley, Kevin Harrington, Paula Harrington, Tom Hart, Betsy Henson, Sheila Higgins, Regina Hill, Donna Hopkin, Janet Howard, Joe Hurley, Linda Hutchinson. Joan Iverson, Karen They say best men are molded out of faults, And, For the most part, become much better for being a little bad. Shakespeare 90 Jackson, Ed Janet os, Jim Jankauskas, Karen Janvrin, Marlene Johnson, Steve Jones, Allan Jones, Bob Jubb, Jim Kahl, Marcia Kappler, Lilian Kearns. Kevin Kce, Greg Kelleher, Laurie Kimball, Kevin Kirk, Melanie Kirwan, Tracey Throughout life, our worst weaknesses and meanesses are usually committed for the sake of the people that we most despise. Koulopoulos, Jim La Brack, Terri Laffey, Rita Leclair, Bill Lees, Debbie Knowles, Eric Leighton, Steve Lessard, Paul Littlefield, George Loopley, Chris 92 watermelon eating contest I have known a vast quantity of nonsense talked about bad men not looking you in the face. Don’t trust that conventional idea. Dishonesty will stare honesty out of countenance, any day in the week if there is any- thing to be got by it. Dickens Marsh, Jean Martin, Kim Martincn, Norman McAteer, Diane Macarty, Tracy 93 He’s Proud! Me Innes, Maureen Mercer, Glen Mijal, Tim Millar, Bill Montgomery, Margaret Moore, Doug Nelson, Marie Newell, John Noble, Joe Ober, Jane O'Brien. Debbie 94 O’Donnell, Bonnie O’Leary, Kathy Page, Karl Palmer, Dcrmot Paquette, Joe Paul, Marjorie Pease, Sylvia Pond, Barry Prakop, Mike Quirk, Amy Reagan, Cindy Revey, Elaine Richardson, Dodie Robinson, Mike 95 Clay, Paula Sambold, Jim Sanders, Gail Smith, Debbie Smith. Derek We may live without poetry, music and art; We may live without conscience and live with- out heart; We may live without friends; we may live without books; But civilized man can not live without cooks. He may live without books, what is knowl- edge but grieving? He may live without hope. what is hope but deceiving? He may live without love, what is passion but pining? But where is the man that can live without dining? Lytton The Dinnerboxes Tager, Clancy Testa, Joy Thurlow, Wayne Titus. Karen Swenson, Lynn Tyring. Barbara Rice, Marianne Richardson, Dean Eaton, Mike Sommerby, Faye Soulicre. Richard Strout, Karen Suprenant, Jeff Swenson, John Trayes, Janice Tsou. Bonnie Walendy. Bruce Warren. Patty Be Not Angry that you cannot make others as you wish them to be, Mu since you cannot make yourself as you wish to be. O'Shea. Kevin Wilkinson. Becky Witcomb, Sandy Withycomb. Lynn Wright. Beth Youngman, Tom Adams, Dean Waters, Kevin White, Karen Ahearn, Kathy Allen, Richard Anderson, Marilee Anthony, Debbie Aquizap. Jan Basset, Kevin Basset, Steve Bauer, Cheryl Beane, Cheryl Beaudry, Paul Assad, Nancy Baltzer, Charles Baptiste, John Barker, Dean Barnaby, Bruce Boyd, Stan Bridle, Russell Brown, Cindy Brown, Gregg Bryant, Cindy Butler. Robin Bychok, Sara Cahoon, Cora Caldwell, Don Call. Randy Carlisle, Cathy Carney, Denise Carroll, Nancy Carrozzo, Laurie Carter, Debbie 102 Catinchi, Larry Chapman, John Chase, Olli Chevalier. Lance Chouinard, Debbie Cicerello, Jeff Cicirelli, Joe Cilly. Jenny Clark, Tammy Clay, Tammy Clocher, Linda Clock, Susan Coellner. Rosann Collen, Pally Connor, Daniel Connor, Kellie Colter, Ron Cross, Noel Come over here, boys! Crowley, Debbie Cunningham, Robert Curley. Denise Davis, Jenny DeFreeze, Frank Depuy, John DcsRoches. Chris Di Bartolomeo. Ann Doane, Don Dodge, Tina Douglas, Patti Dronsfield. Sue Dumaine, Alan Eaby, Jackie Eastman, Marilee 103 Eaton, Donald Eaton, May Eaton, Mike Eaton, Raelcne Eaton, Rhonda Elliot. David Essigmann. Paul Feeney, Pam Ficke. Russell Fisher, Monica Fisher, Robert Fitts, Lori Fletcher, Robert Freeman, Jere French, Sue Gadwah, Ron Gagne. Karen Gardner, Tom Gauron, Lois Gcndron, Lisa Genestreti. Gary George, Valerie Gibadlo. Don Gilbert, Mark Goddard, Sue Goode, Brian Grace, Tony Grant. Linda Grayson, Cindy Guzinski, Diane Gyman, Peggy Hamilton. Mike Hanson, Sue Harris, Debbie Harvey. Debbie Hatch, Donald Hawkins, Jerry Hede. Doug Henderson, Valerie Hersey. Jody Hilliard, Russell Hobby, Martha Hobson, Tori Hodge, Steven Hoyt, David Humes, Bonnie Humphrey, Laura Inglis, Jeff Ingram. Jeff Jacobs, Jill 105 Jamerson, Rick Janvrin, Carol Jcrabck, Paul Jett, Brad Johnson, Butch Johnson, Kim Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Scott Joiner. Bill Junkins, Starr Kalar, David Kearns, Kim Kelly, Patty King. Andrea King, Diane Kirk, Chris Ladd, Janice Lang, David Leary, Sandy Leary, Shawn 106 LeClair, Keith LeFebvre. Tim Lessard, Beth Lessard, Ken Littlefield. Chuck Lipe, Starrlet Lovering. Jud Lupinacei, April Mannix. Ed Marsh. Jim Marshall. John Martin. Ron Matheney, Wayne McClelland. Bruce McGrail, Mike McGuiness, John McKenzie, Rodger McNcrney, Mary 107 McParland. Barry Melville, Andrea Mercer, Gary Mercier, Jay Merrill, Cheryl Merrill, Geoff Merrill, Leslee Messina, John Methot, Maurice Miller, Donna Miller, Wendy Milliken, Debbie Minko. Beth Moncgon, Debbie Moore, Norman Morrill. Charles Morrison, Suzanne Moulton, Peter Murphy, Kent Neddy, Lisa 108 Nedeau, Luannc Ncdcau, Mariline Nelson, Laura Nelson, Rick Nicholson, Beth Nickerson, Dan Norton, Tom Obcr, Meg O'Brian, Tom Ohlcmeier, Mark O'Neil, Joe O'Shea, Kathy Paarlberg, Jaan Paarlberg, John Palmer, John Paine, Bill Parkurst, Karen Paterson. Wayne Perkins, David Perkins, Rayann Peters, Pam Pineo, Sue Plouffc, Timmy Pontbriand, Michelle Porter. James Powell. Mark Prakop, Cherylc Prescott. Todd Reilly. Kathy Richarson, Ann Ricker, Bob Robinson, Ray Rowell, Vickey Sanborn, Karen Sawyer, Gary Sawyer, Sue Schrier, David Scott, Debbie Shaw, Malt Shea. Richard Now just place your hand here Sherman, Jody Sicard, Steve Small, Bernie Smith. Bill Smith, Karen Snow, Robin St. Germain, Vicki Stillmach, Julie Stoddard. Robin Sturgis, Miliki Sullivan, Beth Syphers, Richard Talbot. Mike Tanguay. Steve Tatonc. John Taylor, Derwain Testa, Linda Walsh, Robert Titcomb. Dutch Tourtellotte, Laura Tower, Dick Vanderpool. Heidi Walker, Janet Walker, Laurie Ward. Joanne Donahue, Keith Weston, Jenny Wheelen, Cindy Whenal, Bev White, Craig White, Lori Wilbur, Ellen Wilson, Ken Woodburn, Donna Woods, Sue 112 Peter Adams Nancy Allen Cindy Annis Scott Aquizap Eileen Bancewicz Brian Barrett Wendy Bartlett Brian Batchelder Colleen Battcock Robert Beal April Binette Timothy Bohan Cathy Bonscy Lorraine Boudreau Mark Boutilicr Barbara Bowen Terry Bowen Linda Brackett John Brindle Susan Brinser Lee Brooks Bob Brown Bobby Brown Evelyn Brown Jodi Brown Kobert Brown Shelly Brown Suzanne Brown Wayne Bruno April Bunker Barbara Burchardt Richard Bushway Thomas Byrne Debbie Caiazzo Steven Capaldi Darren Carry Peter Carroll Eileen Casey Joy Chapman Richard Chapman Dorothy Chase Glenn Chase Marge C la verie Cheri Clements Cathy Clocher Chris Cloutier Wendy Codd Charles Coffey Chester Coffey Blaine Conant Gary Conners Richard Coots Naureen Coughlin Pal Countey Tina Coussoule Kathy Cram Andrea Cross Anne Crotty Tom Crowe Colleen Crowley Cindy Cutshall Chris Daigncault Michelle Dana Scott Danico John Daniell Mark Danner Randy Darling W 10 knows what evil lurks in the shadows And Every Afternoon Mary Lou Dow Beth Downer Susan Driscoll Debbie Duchemin Miriam Dumaine Richard Du more James Dustin Donald Eaton Terry Elliot Doug Erickson Peter Essigmann James Evans Carol Davies Mark Decourcy Richie Decosta Joseph DeFrcze Arthur DcMars Paula Douglas 117 Jeff Faulkingham Andrea Fecteau Debra Felch Patricia Ficke Charlene Filley Denise Fitzpatrick Larry Ford Robert Fowler Ronald Fowler Valerie Fowler Virgini Fowler Carol Freeman Lori Fritz Jack Furbush Beth Gagnon Pam Gagnon Alfred Galler Jaime Gcnest 118 Eleanor Gilman Luann Gilman Derek Griggs Margaret Goodrich Bill Grandmaison Donna Grant Mark Gregg Mark Hale Heather Hammond Margaret Hanley Larry Hart Carlene Harrington Kathleen Harrington Elizabeth Hawley Brad Heath Loretta Henderson Donald Hession Harold Hewett Marlene Hickey Diane Hill Karen Hill Mary Beth Hollingworth Mark Holman Dennis Houle Robert Hutchinson Wanda Ireland Lynda Iverson 119 Suesanne Jacques John Janetos Eddie Jankauskas Harold Janvrin Steven Janvrin Kathy Johnston Liz Jones Kathy Jovin Dawn Junkins Beth K die her Cheryl Kellner Stephan Kenny Buddy Kernahan Barry Kezik Timothy Kimball Richard Kimmel William Knowles Terry Knowles Juanita Kus Mary Kutlowski Mary Kutlowski W'illiam Lavallee Stephen LeBlanc Albert Lelis Keith Lessard Lois Lessard Beverly Lewis Charles Linn Regina Linn Rose Ann Loiacono 120 Desiree Loy Dawn Lund Mark Lynch Linda Mangiafico Todd Manion Tammy Marclly Kim Martell Charles Marts John Marls Jessie Mason Linda Matheney Roy Mattucci Mark Mawson Alicia McGee Brenda McGinley Danial McGuinness John Mcllveen Matthew McKnighl Mark McLane Leighton McParland Glen Mercer Lisa Merrill Sandra Mezwsky Martin Milia Gordon Millar Eduard Miller Randy Mills Robet Moore Thelma Mosher Kimberly Moulton Terry Mulcahy Mary Muniz Frank Nardcllo David Nelson David Nelson Laurin Noel Steven Noel Virginia Nownes Nathan O’Brien Mike Ostrosky Steven Paquette Chuch Pearson Diane Pevear Donna Pevear Bruce Perkins Wayne Perkins Steven Peterson Joanna Piepgrass Holly Plaisted Chet Pawlowski Valerie Pontbriand John Price Gary Provencher Patrick Reagan Caught in the act! Hold fast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a Broken winged bird That cannot fly. Langston Hughes Susan Regis Mike Reusch Julie-Jo Robidas Barbara Robinson John Robinson Paul Rocheleau Valeric Rockefeller Robert Rohrborn Carolyn Ross Jeff Rowell Stanley Rowley Steven Roy Greg Russo Patty Ryan Peter Ryan Sylvia Sambold Peter Schrier Theresa Silver Deborah Simon Ann Smith Mark Smith William Snow Donald Souliere David Standen Ann Stebbins John Stenquist Karin Stone Li Anne Stone Todd Swain Ann-Marie Sweeney Lisa Swenson Jayne Swift Tanya Tanguay Lisa Tavares Christopher Taylor Mark Taylor Pamela Taylor Carol Tesla Brian Thompson Christine Tomalonis F ft OS H Terry Veillcux Debbie Walters Matthew W'ard Tammy Watson Jeff Weeks William Welch Elizabeth While David Whitney Stephen Williams Robin Willis 126 Row I D. Vaughn, V. Maloney, K. Joiner. J. Koulopolous. T. Wilbur. R. Elliot. Standing: Coach Ladd, R. Eaton. C. Tagert, D. Elliot, D. Cox, D. Labrie.G. Walker, G. Miller. 3rd Row: D. Barnes, B. Lago, S. Oullette, M. Lago, D. Kahl, L. Chevalier. 128 WHS 9 Alvirne 2 WHS 10 Exeter 4 Portsmouth 6 WHS 3 WHS 3 Spaulding 2 Salem 8 WHS 6 WHS 6 Pinkerton 2 Dover 6 WHS 5 WHS 3 St. Thomas 2 WHS 9 Pinkerton 2 WHS 4 Salem 1 WHS 13 Exeter 2 Spaulding 6 WHS 3 WHS 2 Alvirne 1 Portsmouth 3 WHS 1 WHS 10 St. Thomas 3 State Tournament — Won 1 Lost 1 129 1st Row: A. Charters, T. Veillieux, P. Lessard, S. Casassa, J. Freeman. B. Jett. T. Gee. J. Weston. N. Cross, G. Kec. K. Cur- ans. 2nd Row. R. Fletcher, K. O'Brien, T. Kirwan, S. Plaisted, D. Heath. J. Morgan. P. Kalar. R. Gibadlo. T. Ricker. N. Pond. R. Walker, J. Arbour. 3rd Row: B. Long. S. Walker. B. Ricker, D. Palmer. K. Heath, M. Gilbert. J. Kertanis. K. LeClair. B. Mason, B. Pond. R. Fletcher. 130 NEW SCHOOL RECORDS: Rich Gibadlo Javelin 173’ Va ” Scott Casassa Triple Jump 38’ 11 Vi” Tim Kirwan 880 Yards 1:56.6 Tim Kirwan Kevin O’Brien 440 Yards 52.4 Tim Kirwan Dana Heath Rich Gibadlo Mile Relay 3:45.6 MEET RESULTS: £ Winnacunnet 104, Ainesbury41 Winnacunnet 80, Hamilton Wenham 65 Masconomet 64, Winnacunnet 62 Vi, Governor Dummer 46 Vi Winnacunnet 82. Traip 53 Winnacunnet 87, Spaulding 48 Dover Invitational: Dover 72, Winnacunnet 65 Vi, Spaulding 36 Vi, Central 25, West 21 Vi, Timberlane 13, Memorial 11 Vi, Trinity 8, Somersworth 4 Winnacunnet 92, Phillips Exeter Academy J.V. 37 South Eastern New Hampshire: Salem 46, Winnacunnet 31, Dover 26, Exeter 22Vi, Laconia 20, Concord 17, Portsmouth 8, Bishop Brady 5, Spaulding ViSJ Salem 71, Winnacunnet 51 Kiwanis: Portsmouth 36, Salem 34, Winnacunnet 28, Merrimac Valley 23, Nashua 20, Exeter 17, Dover 15, Keene 14, Pinkerton 13, Bishop Brady 12 Masconomet 56, Winnacunnet 49, Governor Dummer 45, Greater Law rence 38, Exeter 32 Class L: Salem 53, Portsmouth 44, Laconia 23. Winnacunnet 21, Nashua 19, Dover 18. Keene 18, Concord 13, Pink- erton 13, Central 10 State Meet: Portsmouth 43, Salem 26, Winnacunnet 20, Dover 16, Exeter 16, Pinkerton 15, Laconia 14, Hanover 14, Nashua 13, Merrimac Valley 10 Front Row. L to R Beth Lessard, Joan Mackle. Julie Stellmach, Kris Bonansinga, Anne DiBartolomeo. Lori Dodge. Bonnie O’Donnell. Second Row. L to R: Jody Sherman. Rochelle Platine, Deborah Carter. Janice Hussey, Leslie Freeman. Mari An- derson, Mary McNerny, Kim Martin. Jaan Paarlberg. Third Row. L to R: Miss Hamilton; coach, Janet Walker. Rita Laffey. Kim Johnson. Cindy Brown. Mary McGovern. Sharon Small. Jennifer Paarlberg, Sharon Mills. Norma Allen. Meet Results Exeter 104, WHS 57, Sanborn 6 Dover 5716, WHS 47, Spaulding 25 WHS 54 ‘ 2, Salem 38 Vi, Nashua 22 Portsmouth 61, WHS 57, Pinkerton 11 6th place in the clipperette track meet. 132 Varsity — 1st Row: L. Dodge, V. Robinson, J. Blackburn, L. Freeman, N. Ratoff. 2nd Row: C. Mcgrady, K. Martin, P. Carter, J. McCarter, S. Dennis, 3rd Row: D. Mcilvecn, B. Odonncll, H. Joiner, D. Carter. J.V., — A. Crotty. L. White, S. Bychok, A. Dibatolomeo. K. Zappalla. L. Merrill. K. Crotty, T. Silver. C. Clements, H. Parker. J. Stellmach. B. Robinson, S. Regis, T. Dodge, K. Boninsinga, C. Brown, M. Hollingworth. 135 A. Dibartolomeo Varsity J.V. 1-1 Tie Salem 1-0 jJWin 1-0 N Win Dover 1-0 y Win 0-1 Loss Portsmouth .1-0 ' Win 1-1 Tie Exeter 0-0 Tie 1-0 Win k. Sanborn Win 1-1 Tie Salem Jr °‘2 Loss 1-1 Tie Dover 0-0 Tie 1-1 Tie , Oyster River 72 Loss 1-0 Win Exeter 2-0 Win 2-1 Win Sanborn no game 2-0 Win Oyster River 0-1 Loss 0-1 Loss Portsmouth 0-2 Loss 136 Front: Linda Hurley. Co-Captain. Lynne DiBartolomeo, Co-Captain. 1st ROW: Lili Kappler. Rose Coellner. Donna Woodburn. 2nd ROW: Meg Ober. Karen Iverson. 3rd ROW: Marcia Kahl. Andrea King, Debbie Anthony. The 1973 Varsity Soccer team had an excellent season, compiling a record of 7-2-3. It was a young, hustling team that just missed the state tournament by.01 of a point. They were led by a strong defense which set school records for allowing the least goals in a season, (7) and recording the most shutouts ever, (7) five of which were consecutive. Following the season, the players chose Jim Janetos. John Macarthur, and Chip Nutter as next years tri-cap- tains, Coaches Vaughn. Foote, and McCarthy chose se- nior Mike Vallier as the most improved player. 138 The co-captains for this year were Doug Bean and Glenn Miller. They led the team through an excellent season. Never did they perform their jobs better than the day of the game with their arch ri- vals Oyster River. The Warriors defeated the Bob- cats 2-1, on a wet field. Glenn scored the first goal, and Doug allowed only one by the Bobcats. Dave Elliot also scored. This was the first time in 6 years that Oyster river had been beaten on it’s own field. 139 140 141 1973 WARRIORS 1st Row: B. Ficke. D. Hamilton, J. Kcrtanis, B. Young, K. Johnston, D. Nersesian, M. Lago, P. Remick, D. Deshon, R. Clements, T. Veil- leux, T. Hanson, D. Hollingworth, K. Wilkinson. 2nd Row: J. Regis, J. Griffin, M. McGrail, K. Mackle, W. Brown, J. Baptiste, M. Gigas, B. Lago, J. Woods, G. Walker, L. Nardello, D. Kalar, J. Andrews, K. Bassett, B. Goode. 3rd Row: M. Ohlcmier, J. Inglis, R. Ficke, B. Barnaby, W. Matheney. R. Martin, J. Paquette, R. Mackenzie, J. Kuntz, R. Jameson, B. Jett, J. Jubb, S. Bassett, S. Sicard, S. Leary. Back Row: Coach Jay Donabedian, Coach Bill Pasquill, H. Miller. J. Surprenant, K. LeClair, S. Walker, M. Forsbcrg, M. Daniels, B. Small, C. Morrill, B. Ricker. J. Ingram. K. Waters, A. Small. R. Robinson, Coach Dave Deshon. Coaching Staff, Left to Right: Jay Donabedian. Backfield Coach; 1973 Tri-Captains, Left to Right: Dave Deshon, Paul Remick, Dave Deshon, Head Coach; Bill Pasquill, Line Coach. Mike Lago. 142 WHS 8 Stevens Opponent 7 12 Pinkerton 6 40 St. Thomas 0 28 Traip Academy 14 28 Greater Lawrence 9 6 Somersworth 28 0 Exeter 21 8 Portsmouth 2 12 Salem 7 143 Although the 1973 football team was successful, it was not a totally satisfying one. The Warriors' losses to Exeter and So- mersworth dashed the hopes of winning the Divison champion- ship. However, a great deal was accomplished. The team posted a fine 6-3 lecord that included upset victories over Division 1 Portsmouth and Salem. Our most valuable player, Paul Re- mick. rushed for over 1000 yards and had eleven touchdowns. He was a tremendous asset to the whole team. A spirit of good, clean, hard-hitting ball was developed and hopefully will carry into next season. But through all the hard work, a great many friendships and fond memories were developed. The team's suc- cess can be greatly attributed to the mutual feeling of respect, appreciation, and friendship for the great coaching staff of Dave Deshon. Bill Pasquill, and Jay Donabedian._____________ Warriors Opponent 8 Stevens 7 12 Pinkerton 7 40 St. Thomas 0 14 Traip 28 6 Somersworth 28 28 Lawrence 9 8 Exeter 21 8 Portsmouth 2 12 Salem 7 Tri-capt. P. Remick Football Queen Leslie Freeman with Football tri-captains Dave Deshon, Paul Remick, and Mike Lago. The pep rally previous to this year’s Exeter football game proved to be one of the liveliest and most spirited rallies WHS. has had. With the fanfares from the band and the cheers from both the cheerleaders and the on-lookers. Win- nacunnet was ready to meet its arch-rival Exeter. This year the added feature of a cheering contest was the highlight of the rally with “Bull- roar Pasquill and company walking away with the show. Somewhere in the workings the curse intended for Exeter backfired and they gave us the bird. Well, try again next year guys and we ll cook their goose! Front: Winnawar Dawn Swindells. 1st Row: Beth Smith, Kathy Schaakc. Co-Captain Lynn Mattucci. Co-Captain Debby Pay- son, Diane Oiler. Rose Linn. 2nd Row: Gail Humphrey, Sharon Milliken, Melanie Tebbetts. Dawn Walker, Bonnie Perkins. Martha Preston. Row I, Left to Right: D. Wilson. P. Lcssard. D. Palmer. K. Heath. M. Heath. M. Prakop, N. Cross: Standing: Coach Fcrnald, J. Freeman, B. Conant, B. Grandmason, C. Taylor, J. Tatonc, P. Adams, J, Paalberg, F. Small. The 1973 Winnacunnet Cross-Country Team, coached by Harold Fernald and led by Captain Kevin Heath ran well this year, despite the season record of 2-7-2. The team was young and inexperienced including 1 senior 3 juniors, 3 sophomores, 4 freshmen. Winnacunnet placed 3 men in the top 25 in the 2nd Annual Winnacunnet Inveteonal; Dermot Palmer 18th, Kevin Heath 19th, and freshman Blaine Conant 20th. This years most valuable player award went to Capt. Kevin Heath. Next years team will be led by Co-Captains Dermot Palmer and Mike Prakup. Coach Fernald is looking forward to a successful 1974 season with 7 re- turning lettermen. 148 Seniors The senior team was coached by Keith Wilkinson, Ray Clements, and Bob Young. Jeff Andrews and Paul Remick also helped the girls. Seniors would like to thank them for devoting their time and teaching us. Thanks also to Joe Kertanis and Ken John- ston who did a great job as referees and run- ning the clock!! (That's our secret seniors!) The hustling senior team included: Beth Bacon, Anne Battcock, Pat Bushway, Pat Carter, Martha Claverie, Gail Humphrey, Darby Mahan, Lynn Mattucci, Mary Mc- Govern, Carol McGrady, Debbie Mcllveen, Sharon Milliken, Bonnie Perkins, Beth Smith, Dawn Swindells, Gretchen Taylor and Dawn Walker. Juniors The Junior team consisted of Cindy Cates Debbie Daniels, Sue Dennis, Lynn Di- Bartlemeo, Leslie Freeman, Linda Hurley, Marcia Kahl, Rita Laffey, Bonnie Mahon, Kim Martin, Margaret Montgomery, Bonnie O’Donnell, Diane Oiler, Cindy Reagan, Val Robinson, Patty Rohrborn, Karen White, and Becky Wilkenson. We would like to thank Kerry Miller, Wal- ly Brown, Joe Paquette and Gary Walker for their excellent coaching. Hockey: Left to Right. Coach Bruno, John Regis, John McArthur, Lester Eastman. Kevin Waters, Mike McGrail, Ron Martin, Mike Lago, John Woods, trie Knowles, Shawn Maloney. Sean Durkin, Chuck Littlefield, Scott Johnson, Gary Connor, Peter Arguin, Bobby Mure, Danny Connor, Steve Johnson, Glenn Miller, Darren Carey, Coach Royal. The Winnacunnet hockey season was a successful one with a 6-8 record. This was a great improvement over last year's sea- son considering that this is only the second year of existence. The team, coached by Joe Bruno and George Royal, and led by team captains Mike Lago and Glenn Miller, defeated three first division teams and played well against their own division placing second in it and participating in the tournament. Next years team should be a fairly strong one as the team is only losing two seniors. HOCKEY SCOREBOARD Schedule w. n. S. OPP. Masconomet. Mass. 1 5 Bishop Guertin 3 5 Trinity 7 4 Nashua 1 9 Bishop Brady 5 9 Keene 5 2 Oyster River 3 1 Brunswick. Me. 1 4 Exeter 1 7 Central 5 3 Oyster River 0 7 Bishop Guertin 4 5 Hamilton Wenham, Mass. 1 9 Triton. Mass. 1 11 Trinity 3 6 Bishop Brady 7 6 Exeter 0 12 lb4 ©0D3L© [SGmBMim, Varsity: Top. Left lo Right Sue Dennis. Kim Martin. Debbie Daniels, Helena Joiner. Middle. Leji to Right Kim Johnson. Mary McGovern, Susan Grenier. Pat Bushway. Front Bonnie O'Donnell, Ann DiBartlemeo. J.V.’s: Top Row. Left to Right Barbie Robinson. Ann Crotty, Sue Regis. Cherie Clements. Bottom. Lejt to Right Karen Smith. Diane King. Marybeth Hollingworth. Diane Shaw. Tina Cassoule. 1973-74 turned out to be a very unusual season for the Winnaeunnet girls basketball team. After dropping their first five starts they went on to win the last nine games in a row, to finish with a 9-5 record. Although this wasn't good enough to get them in the tourna- ment, the girls did manage to beat each of the area teams that did go: Portsmouth. Dover, and Oyster River. The Portsmouth game was the turning point of the year as they went into the game 0-5 against an undefeated Portsmouth team and came out w ith a good w in. This game demonstrated the determination and desire that stands as the mark of this years team. Leaving the team will be senior co-captains Mary McGovern Susan Grenier. Also graduating is Helena Joiner. These three girls have been valuable both on and off the court. Mary and Susan were the leading scorers on this years team and both have played varsity since they were sophomores. Miss McGovern was top rebounder and Miss Grenier was top foul shooter. Mary McGovern with 86 rebounds led the team. Sue Dennis. 75. Sue Grenier, 70. were the other girls with the bulk of the rebounds. Susan Grenier with 132 led the in scoring. The other top scorers were Mary McGovern. 122. and Sue Dennis 106. One of the strong points of this team was their w illingness to w ork and improve. 155 mox Being a cheerleader is not all glory. Cheer- leading consists of much hard work, which includes a constant search for more effective means to encourage the interest and pride of the student body in sporting events at Winna- cunnet. This task not only include learning cheers, yelling at pep rallies, and cheering at ball games, but also painting signs, baking cookies, washing cars, and performing com- munity services. The girls attended cheering camp at Bran- deis University where they learned new rou- tines and techniques to arouse spirit. These cheerleaders arc wholeheartedly immersed in their chore. No other group in the school could be found to have the enthusi- asm and pep of this one when it comes to Winnacunnet school spirit. Cheerleaders J.V.'s: Front Rose Coellner. Captain Linda Hurley. Andrea King. 2nd Row Meg Ober. Lillian Kappler, Captain Lynne DiBartlcmeo, Marcia Kahl, Karen Iverson. Back Debbie Anthony. Varsity: Top Captain Debby Payson, Kathy Schaake, Rosemary Linn. Dawn Walker. Captain Lynn Mattucci. Bottom Bonnie Perkins. Beth Smith, Martha Preston. Diane Oiler. Sharon Milliken. Melanie Tebbelts, Gail Humphrey. From Row: Doug Cox, Mike Vallier, John Gardiner. Dave Hamilton. Chuck Colby. 2nd Row: Dave Pray, Jim Janetos. Scott Casassa. Dan Kahl, Dave D. Hamilton. 3rd Row: Manager Bradd Jett, Captain Doug Bean, Captain Dave Deshon. Keith Wilk- inson, Phil Bean, Coach Nelson Paquette. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Warrior Varsity Basketball team got off to a slow start this season losing their first five games. However, Co-Captain Doug Bean returned from an injury and he, along with Co-Captain Dave Deshon led the team to 5 wins and 12 losses on the season. Bean was the mainstay on defense with a team-leading average of 14 rebounds per game. Guards Chuck Colby and Dave W. Hamilton led the passing attack, while Dave Pray and Phil Bean shared the fifth starting spot for most of the season. Deshon led the offense with 19 points per game and finished his High School career with 1101 total points. 160 Captain Dave «torter andTTwas a memorable 74 season the season him a four third place on very high his fourth year as a varsity Dave entered the 1973- the 1000 mark. When for 1973-74 giving 1 points putting him in list. This feat has to rate list. Captain Dave Deshon VARSITY SCORKBOARD Place Alvirnc 91 W.H.S 58 Spaulding 78 W.H.S . . .35 WHS. 51 Central 69 WHS 62 Berlin 60 Nashua . 78 W.H.S. S9 Concord ... 52 W.H.S. 46 W.H.S 59 Portsmouth 76 WHS 90 Exeter ...... 51 W.H.S 58 Dover 53 Salem 80 W.H.S 96 Pinkerton 69 W.H.S. 66 Laconia 48 W.H.S 65 W.H.S. 67 Memorial 59 Dover 61 W.H.S. 59 Exeter 51 W.H.S. 75 Portsmouth 74 W.H.S. 49 W.H.S. 56 Nashua 68 W.H.S. 57 Spaulding 62 W.H.S. 80 Salem 81 From Row: Coach Donald Foote, B. Smith, R, Cotter, J. Casey, D. Hart. 2nd Row: B, Bean, K. Davis, S. Paul. L. Chevalier, B. Joiner. 3rd Row: J. Ingram, M. Hamilton. N. Cross, D, Hede, M. Daniels. The Junior Varsity club completed one of the best sea- sons in several years as they finished the campaign with 000 wins and 000 losses. The club had several big games. They upset Ports- mouth twice by the scores of 47-44 and 55-53. They also defeated Dover 59-49 during the course of the season. Noel Cross led the offense with a 000 average per game, while Lance Chevalier and Mike Daniels carried most of the rebounding chores. Mike Hamilton was usually given the defensive assignment of covering the opposition’s best player. Kirk Davis and Dave Hart shared the remaining starting position for most of the season. 164 • f as: Place Alvirne 49 W.H.S. 69 Spaulding 63 W.H.S. 55 W.H.S. 52 Central 41 W.H.S. 57 Berlin 32 Nashua 40 W.H.S. 55 Concord 48 W.H.S. 49 W.H.S« 47 Portsmouth44 W.H.S. 76 W.H.S. 59 Exeter 46 Salem 37 Dover 49 Pinkerton 35 W.H.S. 72 Laconia 46 W.H.S. 53 W.H.S. 52 W.H.S. 43 Dover 51 Memorial 23 Exeter 47 W.H.S. ' 34 Portsmouth53 W.H.S. 77 W.H.S. 55 W.H.S. 77 Nashua 55 W.H.S Spaulding W.H.S. Salem. FRESH MEM BASKETBALL W.H.S. 52 Alvirne 41 30 Somersworth 50 34 Spaulding 50 50 Exeter 23 13 Somersworth 45 58 St. Thomas 26 26 Spaulding 47 28 Dover 48 40 Pinkerton 42 33 Portsmouth 59 51 Alvirne 44 73 St. Thomas 36 27 Dover 50 52 Pinkerton 48 48 Exeter 29 Final Record 7-8 Front Row T. Manion, B. Heath, J. Janetos, Emillcr, C. Daignault. Second Row: B. Kcarnihan, M. Lynch. M. Taylor, P. Rochcleau. D. Hoyle. Third Row: Manager L. Hart, Coach Jay Donabcdian, S. Danico. ramiia m$m 1st Row. Steve Foster, Tom Veilleux, Steve Ouellctt, Steve Walker, Mike Prakop, Steve Bisik. Ray Clements, Ted Gee, Kevin Kearns. 2nd Row. Blaine Conant, Bruce Emery, Bruce McCullcn, Mark Boudilcr, Bruce Northrup. JocGrffin, Jeff Suprenaut, Lee Bracks, Donald Cald- well. 3rd Row. John Paarburg, John Laton, Chris Mattox, Steve Weller. Jeff Ciccrcllo, Craig White. 1st Row. Bob Fletcher, Roger MacKenzie, Jim Lunlz, Keith Lcclair, Bruce Emery, Durmot Palmer, Kevin Heath. 2nd Row Tim Bohan. Tom Norton, Tim McLare. Lee Whitney, Jere Freeman, Don Gibadlo. Don Eaton. 3rd Row. Steve Roy, Steve Janvrin, Chris Taylor. Jeff Weeks. Steve Peterson, Kent Murphy, Bob Ricker, Butch Thomson. 167 T. Gee 168 S. Foster D. Palmer S. Oullette S. Bisik C. Mattox D. Elliot J. Kuntz LIVE f Rtt OR DIE ‘73 BN-2 NE V HAMPSHIRE :ao i 73 pwBBB NEW HAMPSHIRE • LIVETREE OR OIE ’73 HUD49 IDCMG9 • LIVE FREE OB OIE • 73 BVD KltPW HAMPSHIRE ING I| homeward bound So? We start the diet tomorrow This year’s Sachem staff strove to produce a book that could be treasured as a nearly perfect reproduction of the 1973-74 school year. With many new techniques, innova- tions, and a great deal of tedious work, the final deadline was met, and the 1974 Sachem became a reality. YeariBooK STUFF ■uai i A F As editors-in-chief of the 1974 Sachem, we wish to thank the staff of people who worked to make this book a success. We are also grateful to The Hampton Union, Dawn Walker, Senior Editor Jill Hansen, Bill Smith, Bob Young, and Chuck Jackson for their valuable assistance. Last of all, we would like to extend a special thanks to our advisor, Mr. Herbert Holmes, for the tremendous amount of support and guidance that he provided us with in compiling this book. Lynn Mattucci, Gretchen Taylor I � 'BartD ELUTES SAXOPHONES Crotty, Kathy Beal, Robert CLARINETS TRUMPETS Grant. Donna Brown, Suzanne Brown. Sheree Bowen, Terry Trayes. Janice - Drum Major Gauron, Edmond Dow. Mary Lou Cammett, Bruce Woods. Susan Hodge. Stephen Hansen. Kim Conanl, Blaine Glover. Linda Kutlowski. Michael Jaques. Meredith Daly, Jay - Captain OBOE O'Brien, Michael Jovin. Kathleen Dustin. James Talbot, Michael Moulton. Kim Elat on. Don Allard. Robert Pinep. Sue Gadwah, Ron BARITONES Rockefeller. Valerie Kearns, Kevin TROMBONES Crotty, Anne St. Laurent, Kathy King, Joseph Genestrcli, Gary Gauron. Mark Salvatore. John Kutlowski. William Holman, Mark Gee. Ted Sambold, Sylvia Martinen. Norman Janvrin. Harold Hart, Larry Weston, Jennifer Nelson, David Jerabek. Paul Smith, Gary Sambold. James HORNS Dumaine, Alan Cii ley. Jennifer Goddard, Sue Coffey. Beth Houle, Dennis Daniels. Debbie - Asst. Capt. Jones. Robert Dodge. Tina Loopley. Chris Feeney, Pam Macarty, Tracy Frit . Lori Murphy, Douglas Jones, Liz Smith, Anne Parkhurst. Karen Swain, Todd PERCUSSION Brown. Robert 178 SOPRANOS Bancewecz, E. Carney, D. Chambers, W. Chevalier. B. Clark. T. Clocher, L. Copp. D. Cross. A. Feemey, P. Fernandez. T. Gagne. K. Hammond. H. Hanley. M. Higgins. L. Hill. D. Hill, D. Hopkins, L. Kane. N. Kellner. B. Knowles. S. Kuntz.N. Loy. D. Mason. J. McAteer, D. Melville. A. Merrill, C. Nicholson. B. Ober. J. Pevear, D. Pineo. S. Pomcrleau. D. Rockefeller. D. Stevens, C. Tetcomb, G. Woodburn. D. ALTOS Aichele. M. Chouinard. V. Clements. C. Coots, B. Couvty, K. Foster. P. Jaques. M. Linn. R. Page. D. Stenstream. K. Testa. J. Walters, L. Wright. B. BASSES Conant. B. Danner. M. Daly. J. Foster, S. Genestreti. G. Salvatore. J. Surprenant, J. Cheney. W. 179 Class Officers President - Lori Dodge Vice-President -TomVeillcux Secretary — Mary McGovern Treasurer Joanne Blackburn Junior Officers: President Leslie Freeman, Treasurer Kim Dreycr, Secretary Anne Enman, Secretary Lester Eastman, Vice-Pres- ident Val Robinson. Class Officers Sophomore Officers: Vice-President Mike Hamilton, President Brad Jett, Secretary Tina Dodge, Treasurer Meg Ober. Freshman Officers: Co-Presi- dents Lee Brooks and Brian Barrett. Secretary Debbie Duchemin, Vice-President John Mcllveen, Treasurer Mary Beth Hollingsworth. MaTHieTeS Few people actually know what the math team is about, it consists of nine or ten mem- bers for any one meet Our advisor is M iss Barbara E. Hudson. This team is different from most others as it is not one that you go out for. but the advisor picks you Our team generally consists of four seniors, four juniors, and one sophomore. But as of late another sophomore or even a freshman has been taken along in order to give them the experience be- fore participation as a regular Each sear there arc six meets Each meet must contain five categories and a participant can enter at most three categories. Examples of categories are: arithmetic, factoring, quadrat- ics. simihar triangles, algebraic fractions, and a myriad of others. In each category there are three questions: a two-pointer that everyone should be able to do. a three-pointer that a majority can do. and a five-pointer that is to be a challenge. Generally, ten minutes arc allowed for each category. At the end of the year, the winning school in each division receives a permanent trophy The League winner receives a trophy to keep for one year There arc individual awards to the two persons attaining the highest scores For seniors, it is a particularly tough battle to be high scorer as that senior will receive a scholar- ship. Sealed: M. McLane, C. Taggart. D. Monegan Standing: S. Casassa, K. Martin. J. Janetos. G. Sawyer. R. Bernier. G. Kee. Advisor: Miss Barbara Hudson DRAMA CLUB Front Row: Melissa Georges, Margar- et Montgomery, Advisor Russ Char- ron, Laura Humphrey, Theresa La- Brack. 2nd Row: meg Ober. Juan Paul berg. Andrea Melville. Beth Ni- cholson. Kim Dreyer. Kathy Reiley. Tina Dodge. Katie McClare. 3rd Row: Monica Fisher. Greg Kee. Juanita Kers. Karen Dargie. April Lupinacei. The Drama Club is a group of energentic students who work together to produce plays. The tremendous unity in this club can be attrib- uted to the fellowship that develops in the efforts of putting together a production. Members include any student that has acted in. or has worked on. a Winnacunnet Play Students in the Theater Arts class are also members. This club has produced various types of plays in the past few years including: drama, musical comedy, and one-act plays. This variety has greatly increased the student and community response to the productions. Sohcahtoa Tutors I Office Aides «mar FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The FNA is made up of six girls Sheryl Ballantinc. Betsy Chevalier. Anna Dillon, Regina Higgins, Tracey Kir- wan, and Laurie Tourlclloi. They have helped Mrs. Zi- trick with the tuberculin tests, and also participate in the community Red Cross blood- banks. This spring, they will be helping with pre-school registration. For a considerable amount of time interested students at Winna- cunnet High School have volun- teered their time to the tutoring program. The students may select the subject area in which they would like to work. Subjects in- clude English, Reading. Mathe- matics and Foreign Languages. Tutors work with students in the Hampton area. A tutor may work with a single student, several stu- dents or a whole class. Teachers whose pupils are aided by the tutor- ing system find it very satisfying for both themselves and all students involved. OFFICE AIDES Office Aides are volunteers who give up a free period to work in the main office. Working in the office gives stu- dents experience and assists the secretaries. The aides type up let- ters and other work teachers want down. They answer telephone calls and use the intercom. Included from Lejt to Right: Front Row Sandy Gauron. Lau- rie Dronsfield. Day Linn Willis. Back Row Theresa Fernandea. Debbie Manix, Karen Wilbur. Denise Carney. From left to right the group includes: B. Whenal. M. Montgomery, S. By- chok. T. Clay, L. Testa, D. Milliken, E. Hunt, J. Berube. A. Lilis, A. Rich- ardson, D. Lavalle, H. Vanderpool. hNNIS CLUB Bottom Ro Lejt to rtight. Jan Aquizap, Kevin O’Shea. Lane Baker. 2nd Row. Kathy O’Shea. 3rd Row. Elizabeth Minko, John Rossop. Debbie Mil- liken. cr. a 3 n Advisor Mr. Milton Cam- ille. Richard Bernier, Gregg Kee. Chip Nutter. 2nd Row: £ Chuck Jackson. Jim Jane- £ tos. Ed Jackson. Advisor 3 Mr. Stan Piepgrass. n c cr Dawn Swindells. Debby Page. Lynn Mattucci, Jen Paarlberg. Lori Dodge, Helena Joiner. NEW MEMBERS: Front Row: Paula Harrington, Nancy Harnett, Theresa Fernandez, Kimberly Dreycr, Lynn DiBartolomeo, Susanne Dennis. Karen Dargie. Deborah Daniels. Kellen Cross. 2nd Row: Cynthia Reagan. Charles Nutter, Kimberly Martin. George Lavallee, Deana Lavallee. Theresa Labrack. Melanie Kirk. Joan Hutchinson, Advisor Miss Jane Lynch. CHARACTER StRV Doug Bean NAIiorlaL HONOR. SocielY Front Row: Doug Bean, Kevin Heath. JoAnn Blackburn. David Kenney, Lori Dodge. Dianne Gadwah. Carol Palmer. Charles Jackson. 2nd Row: Scott Casassa, Lynn Mattucci, Robert Young, Jennifer Paarlberg, Richard Bernier. Advisor Miss Jane Lynch, Michael 0 Leary. STUDENT CoUNciL Prcsideni - Mark Manion. Vice President - Gretchen Taylor, Secretary - Debbie Monegan. Treasurer - Grego- ry Kee The Student Council has been busy this year organizing activities for the school. They have al- ready sponsored a bingo night for senior citizens and had a volleyball tournament between the Ju- nior and Senior class. The council and the repre- sentatives also organized winter carnival which was held Feb. 5-9. The Student Council members would like to thank their advisor Milt Camille for all the time he has spent with us in and out of school. Representatives: Freshmen: G. Chase, B. Rohrborn, D. Doy, T. Byrnes, C. Harrington. R. Eaton, D. Carey, R. Mcllveen, J. Piep- grass, W. Codd. S. Brown. F. Nar dello. R. Mattucci; Sophomores: D. Anthony, B. Buchanan, J. Cil- ley, J. Aquizap, K. Johnson, T. Kokge. J. Sherman, M. Ober, D. Milliken, P. Pineo. T. Hobson, L. Testa. M. Pontbriand. K. Smith; Juniors: D. Smith. K. Mackle. L. DiBartolomeo. L. Freeman. R Laffey, D. Daniels. L. Eastman, J. Testa. B. Chevalier. C. Seavey: Seniors: L. Pope. D. Mcllveen. J. Paarlberg. C. Jackson. R. Bernier. 188 189 WINNACARNIVAL 1974 The annual Winnacarnival went right down to the last two events before the Seniors finally pulled out a 1 xh point victory over a tough Sophomore class. The Seniors finished with 65 points while the Sophomores ended up with 6616 points. The Juniors wound up with 71 points to capture third place while the Freshman finished in fourth. There were two new events among this years’ activities. In Girls Floor Hockey, the Seniors proved victorious with two hard fought wins includ- ing a double overtime victory over the Juniors. The Egg Throw proved to be an exciting event as Juniors Kevin Kimball and Gary Walker hurled an egg over 40 FEET without breaking the shell. The Winnacarnival ended with a first time ever GREASER DANCE” where this years Senior Queen, JoAnn Blackburn was crowned. Her Prin- cesses were Beverly Lewis (freshman), Nancy Ratoff (sophomore), and Debbie Lees (junior). Queen Jo Ann Blackburn Princesses Nancy Ratoff and Debbie Lees Missing Beverly Lewis % ' LASS VICTORY. We participate . . . and learn . . . to win . . . and to to lose to laugh ... and to cry to play . . . and to work. We strive for goals . . . for ourselves . . . that we may learn and understand . . . We aspire for deams . . . dreams . . . often never realized . . but by dreaming alone . . . We see the exterior . . . apprehension . . . smiles . . . shadoes silohouettes . . . but beneath . . . minds . . . learning to reason . . . to think . . to act to cope . with life. We acquire leadership . . . and learn to serve . . . to assume responsibilities . . . to act . . . for others . and . . . with others. Compliments of Mr. G's Supermarkets Seabrook-Exeler-N. Hampton Compliments of Best Wishes from JOHN J. QUINN, INC. EXETER HANDKERCHIEF COMPANY REMNANT AND DRAPERY STORE Lincoln St. Exeter TOBEY 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.” 3twfB« a.Vs I DEROT HONDA 28 DEPOT SQUARE - HAMPTON. NEW HAMPSHIRE 03842 a utilized safes and sewiCG Compliments of BUELL’S ICE CREAM AND DAIRY BAR Compliments of HARRY DIONNE ARMSTRONG FLOORS AND CARPETING 138 Exeter Rd. North Hampton BARN ARCADE Hampton Beach, NH WonnEs A'iotel And Cabin Open Year Round • Mr� t4«k It. Congratulations Class of 1974 POST ROAD GROCER Y )2 Post Road North Hampton 964-8643 THE SHUT! ERBGG 17 High St. Hampton Film Cameras — Film Processing BEAN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. r “Best Wishes” Class of'74 143 Winnacunnet Road, Hampton STITCH-N-KNIT SHOP 50 High Street Hampton, NH “COMPLETE 1NSU , RANC 6ERV ER VICE’ JUNE L. BEAN. PRESIDENT Shop The Easy Way SEARS CATALOGUE SALES Exeter 772-4721 Incrediburgable BURGER CHEF Lafayette Road Seabrook, N.H. Compliments of HAMPTON ARC'O Compliments of: BEACH VIEW MOTOR INN AND APARTMENTS 101 Ocean Blvd. Hampton Beach, N.H. 03842 Paul and Clair Surprenaut Owners — Managers 1 I A FRIEND Compliments of WA YNE D. BRYER. M.D. % Richard ng , DININGROOM Wi MOTOR INN ROUTE 1 - RYE, NEW HAMPSHIRE WOsdlawn 4-5545 Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 EAST WIND HOTEL LINDY STAKE-OUT Compliments of VANITY CASE BONDI’S RESTA URANT Seabrook Plaza Seabrook, N.H. WHERE HAMBURGER IS KING Congratulations Class of 1974 202 Compliments of TERR Y’S BE A UTY SHOP LA RR Y S BARBER SHOP “For That Distinctive Style” 22 High Street Hampton, N.H. Compliments of Best Wishes Class of 1974 Compliments of Congratulations to the Graduates of 1974 ROWELL BUILDING SUPPLY GERRYS LUNCHEONETTE Lincoln Street Exeter, N.H. Best Wishes Class of 1974 COLT NEWS STORE, INC. Hampton, N.H. BIB 'N CRIB Hampton Center DIAL 772-3702 FOSS MOTOFS, INC. Chrysler - Plymouth Valiant - Imperial Hampton Center PORTSMOUTH AVE. EXETER, N H Good Luck Graduates EXETER CO-OPERATIVE BANK DON’S SALES AND SLR VICE INC 700 Lafayette Road Hampton Congratulations to the Class of 1974 BOWL-O-RAMA KURTZ RESTAURANT LOUNGE 20 Modern Lanes j Lafayette Road Portsmouth 42 Water Street Exeter, N.H. BICYCLE EXPERTS 3)ave'6 GycCe 625 LAFAYETTE RD. HAMPTON, N. H. Owner: DAVID H. FORTIN 926-2127 BEN’S FOTO SHOP-STUDIO 153 163 Water Street Dial 772-2571 Exeter, New Hampshire HILLSIDE REAL ESTATE 592 Lafayette Rd. Hampton, N.H. 926-8544 NORTH SHORE OPTICAL CO. OPTICIANS COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE “ 144 CanalSL Salem, Mass. willow st. Manchester, N.H. 2968 Lafayette Rd. Portsmouth, N.H. Tel. 744-5715 Tel. 669- Tel. 431-7088 THE CLAPPER CO. 1121 Washington St. West Newton, Mass. 02165 New Englands leading supplier of Grounds Maintainance Equipment To: Schools, Parks, Golf Courses Compliments of DRIFT MOTEL AND MOTOR LODGE, Best Wishes MONTGOMER Y A PPLIA NCF Your Complete Frigidaire Dealer HAMPTON VILLAGE HARDWARE “Your Convenient Full Service Hardware Store” 2 High Street Hampton 926-8588 TOWN BEACH MOTEL Compliments of Lafayette Rd. Hampton THE NORTH HAMPTON HOUSE Compliments of MR. MRS. C. S. COLBY A NNIS I NS UR A NCE A GENCY 592 Lafayette Road Hampton, N.H. 03842 926-6300 964-6404 Fire — Life — Auto ROBBINS AUTO PARTS INC. Dover, Somersworth, Portsmouth, Hampton, Rochester Best Wishes Class of 1974 GARLANDS Hampton Beach j BEIGE'S ' Congratulations to the Class of 1974 He Ulcntfceld APARTMENTS MOTEL Cr ROOMS BERGE'S REAL ESTA TE 300 Lafayette Road Hampton, New Hampshire Compliments of RONALD A. REMICK FUNERAL HOME 811 Lafayette Rd. Hampton ROUTE 101 C EXETER, N.H. Compliments of STATE SENATOR ROBERT F. PRESTON JOSTEN’S Creator of: Class Rings 206 Best Wishes PA UL HOBBS INSURANCE AGENCY Auto Fire Homeowners Package Policies, Etc. “The Doorway to Local Service 165 Court St., Portsmouth, N IL 210 Atlantic Ave., No. Hampton, NH BEST WISHES!! DOROTHY G. HAM. REALTOR Louise Ramsdell Quint Richard D. Buxton 926-2446 HA MPTON FL O WER A ND GARDEN SHOP. INC. 694 Lafayette Road Hampton, New Hampshire 03842 OFF ROUTE 88 HAMPTON FALLS DUDLEY HOUSE 14 Front St., Exeter 603-772-3434 RUSS TITUS Compliments of SONS Customized DANA C. HUNTING ION Management Kitchens Consultant Rte. 1 Seabrook Ralston Building Exeter, N.H. SCOTT PONTIAC CO. Compliments of 619 Lafayette Road Hampton, NH Tel. 926-3355 Compliments of R .. BRINDAMOUR RALSTON TREE SER VICE. INC. A ND SONS. INC. Best Wishes Class of 1974 Exeter, NH Byron L. Kirby and Sumner A. Claverie Compliments of BERRY'S TRANSPORTATION COMPANY North Hampton New Hampshire THE HAMPTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK extends Best Wishes to the Graduates Congratulations: Whatever your plans for the future . . Well be happy to try to help HAMPTON NATIONAL BANK HIGH STREET, HAMPTON. NEW HAMPSHIRE SEABROOK OFFICE: LAFAYETTE (ROUTE 1) AND NEW ZEALAND RD. NORTH HAMPTON OFFICE: NORTH HAMPTON SHOPPING CENTER MEMBER fCDIKAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION AND FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BATCHELDER’S Shop The Easy Way Congratulations CACCY'S CANDIES BOOK to the Class Manufacturers of Quality Candies fo over STORE SEARS of’74 40 Years Tel. 926-5031 CATALOGUE SUGAR ’NSPICE 862 Lafayette Rd. Books — Cards — Gifts SALES BAKERY Hampton N.H. Louise Ransdell Quint Exeter 20 Depot Square Richard D. Buxton Exeter 772-4721 Hampton, N.H. 772-2442 PALMERS Open 7 days 926-3912 PHARMACY WESTERN AUTO PELHAM RESORT HOTEL R P MERRILL AND SON High St. parking Lot Hampton STORE 121 Ocean Blvd. A Phone: 926-3344 THE FAMILY STORE Groceries General Hampton Beach, New Hampshire Donald Merchandise Guns Ammo. Buy Sell — Village Shopping Center No. Hampton Phone: 964-5551 Raleigh, Motobecane, and Western Flyer and Trade New Used Bicycles — Sales Services Jeanne Surprenant Licenses Complete Lafayette Road Prescription Exeter, N.H. Hampton Falls, N.H. Service TOTAL BANKING Serving the Seacoast Area THE EXETER BANKING COMPANY Exeter, Hampton Falls and Raymond New Hampshire member F.D.l.C. Grooming All Breeds — full line pet shop Birds Small Animals - Tropical Fish — Salt Water Fish MARCO DA PET SHOP KENNELS 125 Lafayette Road No. Hampton, N.H. 964-8514 Best Wishes to the Class of’74 Representing: THE TRA VEl.ERS INSURANCE CO. THE HARTFORD INSURANCE GROUP ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 300 Lafayette Rd. Hampton 926-2800 Louises's Sport Shop 183 Water Street Exeter, N.H. BEVI'S LEE Stones 3tens Soys Shop • Shop in Rock 161 WATER S' EXETER. n h Tmk Pant shop in Rockinoham County 161 WATER STREET 03833 ACROSS FROM THE BANKS Best Wishes to the Class of’74 THE HA YLOFT Hampton Falls, NH Casual Clothing and Sportwear- In a 200 year old Barnon Rt. 1 Tel. 603-964-8353 Congratulations to the Class of ’73 MODERN RADIO AND APPLIANCES Admiral, Whirlpool, RCA, Westinghouse, Kitchenaid, Amana, Hotpoint, Zenith Lafayette Road North Hampton, NH 03862 WA VERL V A GENC Y, INC. One of the oldest and best known names in Seacoast Real Estate! USM Corporation Bailey Division Lafayette Road rook New Hampshire 4-3011 ATLANTIC MOTELS MARELLIS MARKET 393-409 Ocean Blvd. Compliments of Quality Meats Hampton Beach, NH 03842 RED’S PHILLIP 66 Fruit Baskets — The Ideal Gift Hampton, NH Heated Pools 926-9722 03842 Ocean Eront Tel. 926-2764 Luxury Kitchenettes Battcock Agency NEW ENGLAND Congratulations ETCHING CO to the VIN RICH Compliments of Class of '74 REALTY TRUST 462 Lafayette Rd. Hampton, NH 03842 DOT'S FLOWER SHOP DUNFEY 838 Lafayette Rd. Hampton, NH 03842 Tel: 603-926-6224 21 Lincoln St. Exeter, N.H. INSURORS YOUR DESIGN REALTORS Vincent Hockmeyer ETCHED IN Linda J. Polese Tel. 926-8911 — Realtors Pewter «Copper Hampton, NH Brass • Stainless Steel Aluminum Compliments of LA BARRE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC A? TELEPHONE X 603-026-0932 Baulin etoeler Ifnc 21 HIGH STREET HAMPTON. NEW HAMPSHIRE 03842 Compliments of OLDE LANTERN REALTY 822 Lafayette Kd. DIAMOND APPRAISALS GEM IDENTIFICATION WATCH REPAIR JEWELRY REPAIR Member American Gem Society Hampton Best Wishes to the Class of'74 Compliments of RONALD A. SOUCY Compliments of TO BEY’S DRUG STORE Gerald D. Sterritt NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Hampton, NH Compliments of SA VON FA BRICS Compliments of SEACOASTMARINE SALES TONY’S RESTAURANT 108 Lafayette Rd. No. Hampton, New Hampshire 03862 Johnson Outboard Motors Sales Service Leon N. Morse, Prop. No. Hampton, NH Lafayette Rd. Seabrook, NH Instructional Classes Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 from ALGAURON DEEP SEA FISHING Future Success JERR Y’S RESTA ORA A'T 213 Yarns Crafts Supplies Looms Knitting Machines HOUSE OF YARN. CRAFTS Tel. 603-474-9601 Rl. 1, Lafayette Rd. Seabrook. Compliments of WHITE’S GULF, INC. Compliments of THE EXETER INN Exeter, NH Hampton Center New Hampshire Best Wishes Class of 1974 WALLA CE CHE VR OLET Hampton, NH GOOD LUCK From Your Home Town Newspaper THE HAMPTON UNION noman 1 CATX3G 'mmlh Italian Restaurant 81 Ocean Boulevard Corner of K ’’ Street Hampton Beach, N. H. (603) 926-3331 Compliments of WOODBURY PRESS Printers And Publishers Compliments of DE MOULAS MARKETS PEARSE LEATHER COMPANY Seabrook Southgate Plaza LaFayette Rd. (Rte. 1) Seabrook, N.H. Kershaw Avenue Hampton, New Hampshire “THE STORE WHERE YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR DOLLAR!” KjCTywTB f t di Best Wishes to the Class of ’74 from D. W. BATCHELDER CONSTRUCTION, INC. North Hampton, N.H. r Fuller'5 — RONNYMEDE FARN -------- Registered Guernseys r— JDQtry Storo, 9 | Boraodeoh J? 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