Winnacunnet High School - Sachem Yearbook (Hampton, NH)
- Class of 1976
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m m . â   g . ÂŤaw 5i = â v -⢠-_-- . tMtS: 2 If the world thinks for one minute that it can separate you from us; And if time thinks for one moment that it can erase the mem- ories of you, then let them try. % U LVt Mike Hamilton 4 For they would have to separate each part of our souls____ and still there would remain our memories of you. In Memory of Kent Murphy and Mike Hamilton s Junior Prom 6 Jody Sherman Debbie Anthony, Queen Kim Johnson, Diane King, Pam Blais Dedication. .3 Prom.......6 Yeoj-book Sioff......8 Seniors... -10 Juniors....71 School 8oard.82 Faculty....83 Sports Sophomores ⢠.1?2 Freshmen ...16? Activities... .177 Ads 201 Yearbook 8 q Yearbook Staff MARILEE ANDERSON family mittens, snow, lollipops, Mari, pumpkins, 6-7-75, Arco, Subaru, California, JCK, 4-20-75, pearls. DEBBIE ANTHONY Likes: 10 25 57, Chanel 9, Lud, Subaru, Birds Dislikes: L.P's, grapevines, a certain clown. JAN AQUIZAP Banana Trees, W.A.P.A., Methuen, U.N.H., BoyâHo, Barb's V.W., Grogging, Killing Swine , U.N., H.E.F., Salem, J.M. CHARLES FORREST BALTZER II Nickname; Chick Favorite Saying; only friends will stick, when there are troubles . MELANIE BANCEWICZ Nickname: Mello Likes: ocean, rum + coke, Al. Ambition: trial lawyer. Quote: He that is thy friend indeed he will help thee in thy need . JOHN BAPTISTE 13 BRUCE BARNABY KEVIN BASSETT Memories: 6 Harris Ave. Dudes, DC, she. Football, Wednesday night prac- tices, Beating Exeter, my '53 Olds, STEPHEN BASSET Likes: A. . . , Parties, Concerts, Having a good time. Beers. Hates: Narcs, Pigs, Being hassled Memo- ries: Big D's Day in court. BRENDA BERGERON Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. Emerson CHERYL LYNN BAUER Nickname: Bullet Memories: Skid- ooing w D,S,D, LL's, SHOTGUN, B. Jim, MUMMY, P C's, Nov. 2 75, BAD NEWS, Chicago, Aerosmith, ROBERT BEAN PAMELA MAIRE BLAIS LAURA BECKER JAMES BOHAN KRISTEN A. BONANSINGA Kris, 2 1758 Biology, sophomore year, 1 18 74, my family friends 10 27 74, picnics in the woods, our day skiing ANN BONSEY One night, june, -TNT- learning to drive a standard, fast day being rowdy, Charlie, STEPHEN BOWLEY Your Dreamin' Memories: Mr. Nye's classes. Summer 75' Likes: Teresa, Conway, ICC, Individuals STAN BOYD Likes: Leslee, weekends, pizza, bucks, wrestlers, the beach, the bird. Memoriesâthe beach, 5 16 75, RUSSELL BRIDLE CINDY BROWN Max, Shawn, Barb and Winnie. , . . Odiorne, VW, 9 14 73, trash spree, the point, Rosko 3 21 75, streaking, ROTR CINDY BRYANT Mountains, blizzards, piano, bowl- ing, Xmas, beloved enemy , Salem, Ski Patrol at M.M.. ELIZABETH BUNCE PRISCILLA BUSH Likes: Booze, snowmobiling, trav- eling, camping, fishing, parties. Dislikes: Snobby people. 15 SARA BYCHOK Likes: The Colonel, fudge swirl w jimmies, jocks, C J, Pumpsey, Christmas, the families. Memories: The Lake, Thursdays CORA CAHOON The truck, the camper, W.D.W.N., The Secret Room . Stay, is a charming word in a friends vocab- ulary RANDALL CALL Likes: Hogan's Heroes, having a good time, my family. Memories: French '75. Disli kes: waiting. 16 CATHY CARLISLE Likes: apples, rain orange. Achieve- ments: N.H.S., Student Council, Class Officer, Girls' State, Latin Award. DENISE CARNEY . . .MRT, two'b, KLP, DLC, chorus, exchange concerts, womens lib?, pitching pennies, trips to Mr., JOHN CARTIER LikesâSpank, parties, good crews, money, skully. MemoriesâBreather, cruising N.B.P., vette, K-T-, Mid- night Destruction Assoc. BARBARA CASASSA J.B., U.N.H., Tewksbury, V.W., Jay Peak, Stairs Mtn., D.K., Flor- ida, S.P.S.A.S.P., todschick, N.H.S. NANCY DEBRA CARROLL Loves: L.L.T. Likes: ÂŁ7 moustaches his family. Dislikes: unjustice. Memories: the orchards telephone talks 7 16 71 10 27 72 GERRY CASEY Likes: family, my sp. fr., soccer, WMHS soccer, college basketball, mountains, turtlenecks. CHERYL CHABOT Likes: Science, smiling, Conway, food. Dislikes: Computers. Memo- ries: Salem, unknowns, STA, 2 75, Victory over Exeter, Mr. B , 9 74. OLLI CHASE Loves: Steve, crisp autumn days, freedom, walking on the beach, traveling, laughing, my family, learning. LANCE CHEVALIER Sports, WV B, beach, G.V's, winning, Hinsdale, CW's, Geometry, Winni- carnival, 5 17 75, 22nd, SDJr- ROAST, PIC, Canobie Lake DEBBIE CHOUINA RD Art, fetal pig, 51, Smuttynose Is- land, See you tomorrow morning. . late, Feelings , N.H.S., bionic , Bobbie freeing a seagull JEFFREY CICERELLO Nickname: Biperoo. Likes: Monty Python, my friends, golf, skate- boarding. JENNIFER LEE CILLEY Likes: music, art. Derm, french horns. Memories: 6 3 75, Junior studies. Achievements: Honor Roll, Band 1-4, Gym show 1-2. TAMARA CLARK LikesâB.E.M., Lollypops, Warm puppies, Christmas. Dislikesâidle hands. Whimâwork with little kids TAMRA CLAY Dream what you want to dream. Go where you want to go. Be what you want to be. . .Live. LINDA CLOCHER 17 RON COTTER SUSAN F. CLOCK Love: Dean Likes: Watching the sun rise, Yorktown, Virginia: Camaro's. Dislikes: Snobs, bossy people. Pacers, DL DANIEL JOSEPH CONNOR Danny: Likes: Hockey, soccer, H20 Skiing, Parties, Animals, T.S. Dis- likes: HPD RPD KELLEE CONNOR Kel-Kan, cheering, gymnastics, Phys. Ed., 6 Harris Ave., Summer 74, fuffa, Mel-Rod, The Dudes, 12 6, Dana, Pawtuckaway, 03077 18 JOSEPH COULP NicknameâYoung. AmbitionâNat- ional Aerobatic Championship. LikesâSmith Mini Planes, 2 wings, open cockpits, (NIIRT). SUSANN CRANE Remembering always: Blondie , Cheryl, Majorettes, Power-Puff, Hot cars, vai-m , Wendell's, Friendly's, my guitar, THE CREEPS, Mom DEBORAH CROWLEY PoetryâFriendâSCJT AâFreedomâ 5 25 75âLovers Other Strangersâ The Barn âRyeâBeachesâP.C. âMy 16th year PATRICIA LEE CULLEN Pat0 ciggy butts°steer!°the masterplan °the click°bullets°doiyeeee0Beach rock°Christmas '74°work° DENISE CURLEY Loves: Buddy, walking, swimming, going to the beach, summer nights. Dislikes: snobs, waiting, getting up early. KIM CURRAN CAROL DAVIES Track, Relay, breaking the Records, HARRINGTON'S, Friday nites, En- glish II, Feb. Vacation '75, laugh- ing at winter meets JOHN DEPUY Likes: Ping-Pong, tennis, skiing, swimming Dislikes: snobs, rats, class of 77, typing, MICHAEL DANIELS MARK DANNER JENNIFER DAVIS Jr. Prom 2,3, Chem A, Janitors, miss it, tractors, toilet brush, Kippy, Frankenstein, Scofield, What? KIRK DAVIS Winter Carnival '75, Halloween '75, Biology 73-74, Spanish II 73-74, Foxy, shooting Vic, parties, V.I.N., Basketball 1-4, H.J. BLANCHE DESHAIS Deanâ8 10 75, Tull Concert, Sum- mer 73, WOWN, path parties, the truck CHRISTOPHER DESROCHES 19 ANNE E. DiBARTOLOMEO Likes: Basketball, Miss Lynch, Gren Memories: Girls State, Basket- ball tournament '76, Achievements: Track 1,2 MAIZIE DICKERSON Hi there. Just want to say thank you. You have been a great bunch, my stay here at WHS was pleasant. TINA DODGE Drama, art, music, Mtsâ sports. . . Tourists, customers. Coke, pep- buses. . .Birddog, Vell-O, Brown's, Jr. year, Chem. A CATHERINE DOLAN PAT DOUGLAS Likes: My mother, Paula, F.J.P., G.A.Y., Kim. Memories: Easter '74. 8 16 75, N.H.H., Ma's Getty Station. STEPHEN DOYLE Memories: 01 li Chase, Miss Camp's Geometry, Period 1 Parties, Mr. Haggerty's Plays, Teddy. SUE DRONSFIELD Love: Kalova, C.C. cookies, horses, living, friends, Aerosmith, 2 2 58, mountains, family. Dislikes: saying good-bye, D.W. LAURA DUNNELLS Likes: Visiting people, horseback riding, swimming, skating, movies, skiing, things from the 50's Dis- likes: waiting JACQUELINE SUE EABY Nickname: Jackie Likes: being organic, sleeping, gymnastics, NHAAG'S, freedom Dislikes: crowds MERRILEE EASTMAN Nickname: Mem Likes: Family, L. C., A.D., J.S., E.F.P., being happy. MAY EATON Frank, 8-11-75, the camper, being bored, having fun, being with my friends, breaking into A.L. car RAELENE EATON Likes: My family, Jason, outdoors; Dislikes: lies, being unsure; Memo- ries Mellow he's mine, B-lunch RHONDA EATON Sunshine. . .Fall. . .Summer â74. . . Beaches. . .Salem. . .Cheeks. . . All those Exeter kids. . .not doing enough. . . RICHARD EATON DAVID WILLIAM ELLIOT Dave, Elly, Sports, Family, Freedom, Privacy, Beach, Mathew 21:22, x. Dislikes: losing. Crowded Halls, T ests PAUL ESSIGMAN PAM FEENEY Summer '74, The gange, calf, cards, Mr. Nash I made it! . Dale MGB Van, donuts. Ambition: to Act. 21 MONICA FISHER Lightfoot, L.I., KAR, Blue eyes, Aesops, D.D.M., It's nice some- times to open up the heart a little and let some hurt come in. It pro- ves you're still alive. R.M. ROBERT FISHER LORI FITTS Likes: being with friends, music, parties, Aerosmith talking, riding around Dislikes: phoney people, snobs, good-byes, getting bored, fighting KATHY FLANAGAN Likes: Red M.G. B.C.N. J. English summer '74 the trio art patchwork Dislikes: waiting fail- ing deadlines Goal: to survive ROBERT FLETCHER Achievements: Winter and Spring Track Likes: Latin IV, friends Dis- likes: fags, turkeys Nickname: chump Memories: Connie's face PAT FOSTER Patty J. Mac Beaches°KKMD° Hiking Autumn°Linus ll:38 p.m.° 10 4 74 J's van°Barn Sale°trips to Maine W.R .P.A. Jr. Prom 60 SUSAN FRENCH Likes: skiing, winter, B W, SD PH, Maine Memories: Sugarloaf, 6 Harris Ave, the Dudes, EHS 74 75, George's, picnic area, maple syrup, IW, the crew VALERIE FOWLER Likes: Harry, my family, friends, my hope chest, being with Harry Achievement: Graduating in three years Memories: 2 24 74. 9 -Z74 MASANORI FUKUSHIMA Place of birth: 25, Taishiocho, Nemuro City, Hokkaido, 087, Japan, Belong Track team RONALD GADWAH Nickname: Gid, Likes: mouse, B- ball, money Dislikes: two faced people Memories: summer 73', 1 26 74, dances, chevywagon KAREN THERESA GAGNE Likes: Wayne, happiness, sombreos, Elton John, Dad, 1977, potatoes. LOIS GAURON LAG, Dislikes: undependable people, getting up early Likes: Bruins, veg- etarianism, theater GARY GENESTRETI VALERIE GEORGE The crew, Junior year, 6 Harris Aveâ moon, Tye marsh, slurpees, cruisin, summer 73', beating Exeter DONALD E. GIBADLO Soccer (2-4), Baseball (2-4), Noel's Camper camping, Sagamore, Pump- kining, colliding with Joiner; n Latin, Winnacarnival, Soccer Tour- nament, Mazuraii's SUSAN L. GODDARD French, band (4); Spanish (3 4); family; friends Exchange concerts. EntertainmentâLaconia, BBPJSH GGMHCDCN, Fred DANA GOLDSMITH Favorite saying: I get by with a little help from my friends. Memo- ries: the path, Junior prom with A. S. BRIAN GOODE Ach. Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2, Track 3,4, Fenway Boyelston Motor Inn Pool Likes: Eight Cavalry, Mid- night Furniture Supply, Casino at night DIANA GRACE Likes: Bucks, Goats, weekends, winter, tequila Dislikes: Mondays, Hassels Achievements: coming back, surviving Goals: Mexico WILLIAM GRANDMAISON LINDA GRANT WHS!, Skiing, 11 13 75, M.B. and Su. z. Mother G. and rest of Birds, King , Chicken, family, 10 31 75, dead cat, B.S.A., tennis perpetrate 24 KATHLEEN HANSON Likes: Rowdy friends taco chips, Lynn Dave Memories: parties, MM, Ashland, 7 14 75, E Study jr. yr., camping trip, synergy, Laconia SUSAN HANSON My familyâMaineâSunshineâ LifeâThe things that go the farth- est in making life worthwhile DEBORAH HARRIS Loves: Pat Likes: snow, having fun, mountains, rum, H.S.W.P., Dislikes: snobs, v.a., school, rain GREGORY GRIFFIN DIANE GUZINSKI Likes: Basketball, soccer, loyalty. Memories: S.T.A., the Bod , B- Ball tournament 75' MARGARET GYJMAN Peg, Peggy, Cristy's, Christmas, friends, family, Snooky, sophomore year; snobs WHS clicks, skipping Ladd's class w Janice DAVE HART Nickname: Little Bird, Likes: Basketball, cars, Mrs. D, parties, Aerosmith Dislikes: my car dying, head lights, curfews, Memories: 3 1 74 HEIDI HARTER DEBORA HARVEY WVB THE BEACH Sunrises 5 17 75 11 22 74 geometry April vacation Ruby SDh JB New Years SISO Canobi e Basketball powderpuff DON HATCH Achievements: graduating likes: Carolyn, latus, healeys, 100-4, 100M, basketball, football, bowl- ing JERRY HAWKINS DOUGLAS HEDE Nickname: Spider Likes: Winter, summer, skating, a good time, Val, ski trips Dislikes: Snobs, every morning PAUL G. HILL Likes: Debbie F., The Beatles, Marlboros Dislikes: Snobs Memo- ries: on the roof in stocking feet, summer 75' RUSSELL HILLIARD MATTHEW HINKLE Likes: the Beatles, Stones, friends, Schlitz, weekends, Happy Days Memories: the Group, Canobie Lake, Pawtuckaway, Ashland 25 MARTHA J. HOBBY Likes: warm windy days, music, family, friends, watching soccer. Dislikes: Chem A, Honor roll 1-4, VICTORIA G. HOBSON Tori â beach, waldorf historian, green, olivia, lite, hiccups, T.D.L. B.D.S., my rock, 5 31 74, spoons STEVEN HODGE When in looking back at the faces I've been I would sure be the first one to say When I look at myself today Wouldn't a done it any other way 26 DAVID HOYT Nickname: Flash Likes: Not much. Dislikes: PSV, Volkswagons, Nurds. Achievements: Audio Visuali 2,3,4, Yearbook 3,4. LAURA GARNIER HUMPHREY PudgeâTroupeâAesop'sâ2 Drama, Lit. T.A.â C.O.W.â What d'ya getâ P.P.âEars 2âseedâD B.â Boolaâ xâcâ JANICE HUSSEY JEFF INGLIS Likes: Kath, motorcycles. Dislikes: chronic jaws, emulate. Memories: Summer '74, Pasquill's trouser worn. JEFF INGRAM Nickname: Doc. Likes: home, idiot lineman, marx brothers, Sherlock Holmes, old movies. PAUL KEVIN FREDERICK JERABEK LikesâMusicâPlantsâPotteryâhalf- time showsâSue's hotfudge. Memo- riesâ Dancing with Sue at Concerts âDrum Majoringâ KIM JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON Pumpkin Sign , Christmas of '75, Bon Laconia, The Hatch crew, obleo SCOTT KEVIN JOHNSON Homer°Hockey0Soccer°Skiing0 Family0c-j50MD JCK°VAN° BIBERE°Mountains°Sophomore Junior Years°Friends°Flying0 Simplicity00 STARR JUNKINS Likes; My family, friends, animals, aerosmith, riding. Dislike; people who don't care, cruelty to animals. DAVE KALAR Likes: Hot dogs w works, 81, art, M + D, cars. Achievements: Foot- ball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Track 1-2, Art. PATRICIA KELLEY ANDREA KING BALLET, sun, skiing, Sanders, autumn, Celtics. Memories: John, sp. fr., summer 74 , Marcia Miss Airwick Solid SIDNEY JOHNSON Likes: D-J-R, Broadway Joe, Green. 13 Jan. Memories: 5 10 74, 10 26 74, sharing 3-81 Pie , Frosh New Years with L.C. WILLIAM JOINER Likes: Mixing, Thurman, Pearl, Achievements: Firefly's election DIANE MARIE KING Memories: family..unforgetable friends..ice cream..nippen and tuchen..soul brother..soph. party.. R. R.Q.H.H..E.O.M...S Float CHRISTINE A. KIRK Nickname: Chris. Likes: pizi Bar Harbor, stormalong, animals JEFFREY KNOWLES Nickname: Jose1 Likes: Kathy, I.S., parties, Y.G. friends, Lyn Dave, the pit. Memories: Camping Trips, Ashland. 28 SHEILA KNOWLES JASON KROM DENNE KUNTZ Memoriesâwalking in the rain, 1 13 75, 4 7 75, SwBBDSN, not being able to stop laughing. Dis- likesâshaving cream JIM KUNTZ Footballâ1,2,3,4, Trackâl,2,3f4. Likes: Bullroar, weekend. Dis- likes: Scurcy crews. JANICE LADD Dislikes: waiting, prejudice, spiders, loud pushy people, homework. Math. Likes: Steve, my family, music, the beach, animals, shopping, Boston. SUSAN LAJOIE St. Thomas Aquinas and George ; pierced ears; Mathematical brain transplant; Air Force Kid ; Tutor, Terry-A-; CCD; November 15, 1975 ; license. DAVID LANG Likes; Stooges, Pinball, Groucho, Memories; Jones Bar-b-que, Joe Putts, I Got it, Brownsfield, Sat. afternoon jaunts to Portsmouth, the buckin cow, farmin, Sackajewia, Gasabee, melon, Toots Mo. SHAWN LEARY KEITH LECLAIR Ach. Football 1-3 1 4, Track 1,2,3, 4, Fenway Boyelston Motorinn Pool, . . . 8th Cavalry, sue, Friday, Jen, Bull roar, Dave's. THERESA LECLAIR Likes: B.C. Party's at Cimmeron, Mr. P. classes, the sun rising . . Jackei when she's had I. Dislikes: Snobby people. TIMOTHY A. LEFEBVRE Likes: skiing, Hofner, snow, laughing. Dislikes: being broke, boredom. Memories: jr. yr. track. DONNA LEIGHTON KENNETH LESSARD ANN LILLIS my friends, family, summer '74, Annie, accident, drip , Dodge Van, Suzie, debate, Joe, -PHS Prom. CHUCK LITTLEFIELD Likes: S.B., concerts, Radicals, the Beach, Jethro Tull, the Beatles, Marx Bros, pysch. Dislikes: W.H.S., Fags, H.P.D., Being hassled, con- formists. Memories: The Concerts. APRIL LUPINACCI ED MANIX Robin, Soccer, Math, Sports, parties, Rhinestone Cowboy Soccer 1-4, Goal in semis '75 Mr Vaughan. MARY MARNEY JAMES MARSH RONALD MARTIN If there is no wind, row- Anonymous. WAYNE L. MATHENEY Likes: Miller, winter, Ree fin, vans, passing cars. Dislikes: walk- ing, working, waiting. Achievements: football 1,2,3. Memories: going to Star with Batch, Jones B-Q. bruce McClelland Likes: Skiing, jumping, running, family, good music, N.H. Mts. Dis- likes: Lying, ice, Memories: Florida, winter of 74 75. MICHAEL MCGRAIL ROGER MC KENZIE Achievements: Football + Track 1, 2,3,4. Likes: J.G., Summer 75, Football 75, Hillies gang. My Fam- ily. BONNIE McKOWEN F.G.S.T., Kippy, Winnacarnival '75, Jr. Prom, Walt, good crew, Maine, skiing, powderpuff, the bomber, Spanish III, basketball 1- 4 MARY McNERNY beach 21 fires Europe FGST basket- ball games Spanish III Canobie amigos ANDREA MELVILLE Smelly, Aesop's, TA, camp, XC skiing. Moons, cycling, mountain- climbing, rapids, Lisa's, What d' ya get?, Boola,DB, PP CHERYL A. MERRILL CHER . . .3 yrs. Co-Capt. . .3 yrs. R.F.--- Totaled ! GOOD FRIENDS . . . SUSANN . . .GOOD TIMES. . . WENDELL'S . . .Cruising. . . GEOFFREY R. MERRILL Likes: Hogan's Heroes, Python, family, friends, Soccer. Dislikes: Hinsdale, grapefruit. LESLEE MERRILL Likes: Stan, snow, money, pizza, the bird. Dislikes: Time, fights, having to rush. Memories: 5 '6 75, the beach, S.T.B. JOHN MESSINA SANDY MEZINSKI Pollock, wop, limey, Rabbit, mem. h.b. Dougie Poo, fresh, yr. West- part. Likes: Schlitz 151 DONNA MILLER Nickname: Dee or Desel. Likes: My family, Ki evi. Special Rel- atives, Friends, Horses, Football WENDY MILLER GertieâCheering for Soccer, the pyramid , German with Peter and Randy, Senior float, Jr. Prom, Powderpuff, lili, 2 22 75 DEBBY MILLIKEN Likes: skiing. Beach Boys, Christ- mas, swimming, suntans. Memories: 2 14 75, Library, Glasshoppa BOBBIE MINKO JAY MOARATTY DEBRA LEE MONEGAN Likes: friendship, skiing, traveling. Friendly's, Movies, suntans, slurpees, Christmas NORMAN MOORE 33 CHARLES MORRILL Likes: Spanish, History, Biology, Hockey, football, basketball. Physics class, all four weeks, friends. Dislikes: alone SUZANNE MORRISON Likes: Sunny days, suntans, the beach, windy autumn days, March 20, 1974. Dislikes: Yelling LISA NEDDY Dislikes: Long Good-Byes Memo- ries: T.B. and Poo, Epping Avenue, 3 8 74, Like birds? Nice meeting you. MARILYN NEDEAU LAURA NELSON Void Nelson. . .Chink0 Master Plan 0 doiyeeee °Bullets ° intense 0 A200 0 Jo Tink 0 RICHARD NELSON Nickname: Rick, Turtle. Likes: Firebirds, three-day weekends, camping-hiking, Fall, Dundee, Dislikes: Nobody in particular BETH ANN NICHOLSON Nick, 2 Drama-Lit., Aesop's, T.A., C.O.W., Ears, What d'ya get? Come, See, P.D., 12 6 74, could be, d + m, Boola, DB THOMAS L. NORTON Likes: Soccer, The Great Team and Coach we had; Skiing, Sugar- loaf, Cold Winter Days, My Family MAGARET OBER Likes: Streisand, iced tea, holiday homecomings, fwimmin V-ball. Memories: Foamin', conduciveness , cheering TOM O'BRIEN Likes: snowstorms, DC+DC, Red Sox games, Coors, Dislikes: march- ing practice, selling raffle tickets MARK OHLEMEIER BRIGID O'KEEFE KATHLEEN ANN O'SHEA Stealing Winawar, Epping Ave, ignoramus, the MG, 9 26 75, fish- ing?, Colonial Circle, Maggie's bathroom, Tommy DAVID O'SULLIVAN Likes: Period 6 Formal Essay, Physics, Convertibles with the top down in winter. JAAN PAARLBERG Track: Spring 1-4, Winter 3-4, x- country 3-4, Co Capt, 4, NHS Sec- retary, Nerspaper, Aide, Madame, Chem A, Anatomy JOHN PAARLBERG JASON PAGE Likes: Raelene, life outdoors, going nowhere. Dislikes: Liars, cheats, fakes. WILLIAM PAINE Loves: Lisa Likes: 440 Puma, ski- ing, tennis, volleyball. Dislikes: Babyface, Bigmouths. Memories: 11 21 74 35 JOHN PALMER Current Nickname: Potter. Likes: Parties, Music, Monty Python, cruising. Stooges, sleeping. Dislikes: Hinsdale, civil engineering HILARY PARKER Tell someone you're a loner and right away they think you're lonely. JAMES PARSONS Likes: Mac's, Moodies, Python, Boom, fields with P.T. '77. Dis- likes: Most Senior girls and people like them. CHARLES PEARSON II Likes: Beautiful people. Happiness, Tina, 6 26 74. Dislikes: Fake people, being without money. DAVID PERKINS RAYANN PERKINS Likes: Bunky, good friends, family, surprises, friday nights. Dislikes: onions, fighting, waiting, curfews, Monday morning BARBARA PHILBRICK Likes: B G, IW, Dudes, Maine, HCR, TDTC, 6 Harris Ave. Dislikes: WHS. Memory: EHS 75, 53 Olds SUE PINEO Ethel Shotgun, partying w the crew, Bullet, Mike, 6 Harris Ave, I.W. at Stearns TIMOTHY PLOUFFE TODD PRESCOTT MICHELLE ANN PONTBRIAND 11 23 74, Yota, bouillabasse, LP, grapevines, sideparts 424, making beds, S float, CPFE, Mother Goose and her baby birds MARK POWELL CHERYLE PRAKOP God, sunshine, wilderness, greenery, sand, ocean, Duke clean. Love, BARBARA PRESTON Memories: summer '75, Beach Boys, Fig, 8 10 75, KO's, Jr. Prom., Ex- change concert, Rumson VIRGINIA PURSLOW NANCY RATOFF Likes: Not too much of everything. Memories: Getting in trouble. . . peeling wallpaper. . . The rusty old truck . JOHN REGIS The Marx Brothers, Karloff, movies, hockey, Latin, Firefly's election KATHLEEN REILEY Remembers: Sunshine, Zap, G.K., Long Island Turkies, Algebra II Lodge, Madame, banana trees, Aesop's , Grammercy Ghost KATHY REMICK Likes-honesty, freedom, summer, my own car, long hair, meeting people. Dislikes-school, getting up ROBERT RICKER Highlights: Football, baseball, pie incident, Robby family, 33, Frankenstein J- RAY A. ROBINSON Mike H, family, M.E.M., Prom, beach, football, winning, Q.B.?, 21, Exeter, Rick, 15-0, sleeping out, C.W's, 17th, Canobie SUZANNE ROTCHFORD Suzie, Rotch. MEMORIES can be friends, they can take you to a place that you never thought you'd be again.-J.C. VICTORIA ROWELL GEORGE ROY Likes: Bobbie, rats, parties, trips. Dislikes: Missing six on one. narcs, pigs, getting busted, non-talkers, arguments ROBERT ST. GERMAIN YGRT, skiing, hockey, weekends. Memories: acorns, potatoes, eggs, parties, completed my goal, be a mgr, or trainer 1-4 VICKI ST. GERMAIN Steve K., Colorado Outward bound school, Texas , Jr. Prom, 1 8 75, Giovanni's, Tequila KAREN SANBORN MARGARET SAVOIER GARY SAWYER Likes: Friendly people, winning at ping-pong, Huey. Dislikes: losing at ping-pong SUSAN SAWYER Likes: sunshine, apples, chocolate chip cookies. Dislikes: peas, curbs. Memories: SPSASP, salad, intensity, being late DAVID SCHRIER Likes: Bikes, cars, ping-pong. Math, Dislikes: Typing, English, and Jun- iors! Ambition: To become moto- cross great. DEBORAH SCOTT Memories: Fern hill, Locke lake, night Nixon resigned. Blueberry Mountain, the tomb, MMPL DIANE SHAW Seabrook, music room. Burger Chef, Port. Rec., Great East Lake, Calif- ornia, Amesbury, and my good friendsâHN, BL, KB RICHARD SHEA Likes: Fall, country farmhouses, bottle digging. Memories: 71 cricket, the gang eating ice creams at Sues, jobs STEVE SHERIDAN JODY SHERMAN Likes: Mike, sis , beach, being forgiven. Dislikes: 04057, 4:30 Sunday, no shadow. Memories: The Tux, SNRB, GNPX STEVEN SICARD Achievements: football, baseball 1,2,3,4, ripping Exeter. Likes: Breather, Skully. Memories: Tux- bury, K.T., Maine '74 THERESA A. SILVER Likes: Eric, my family and Eric's, Carol. Memories: 9 16 75 many more! DALE SKINNER ALISON SMITH Likes: Art, horses, R C, IW, snow, Saugus, NRG, dog track, red-black. Dislikes: Fr. Br. Memories: 12 15 73, 2 9 74, summer '74 KAREN SMITH My pals Ditto and Scamp, times w Kathy and guys, Nancy's pumpkin sign, York 2 Mary, MW WILLIAM E. SMITH JR. Achievements: Student Council President, winnicarnival, baseball, soccer, captain, MVP. Likes: Soccer, my family ROBYN L. SNOW Nickname: Reuben, Robbie. Likes: roller skating, dancing, the drive-in, Chinese food, a certain someone. BRADFORD STANDEN Likes: outdoors, soccer, hockey, the mountains, snow, D.M., having friends. WILLIAM STANDEN JULIE STELLMACH Little stelly, field hockey, girls relay state champs, beating Exeter, Casino theater, LP, charlotte, tal ks with Pam SUSAN M. STEVENS Likes: Don, keeping busy, making things from scratch , to remember the good times. ROBIN STODDARD Eddie, semifinal goal, 10 31 75, puni . Foamin', beach at dawn, Whitey, Obes, Zap, Cath, GJ, Mel, '75 Soccer, White Mts. MILIKI STURGIS RICHARD SYPHERS MICHAEL TALBOT Likes: sailing, D.C., T.O., D.C., donuts. Dislikes: M.G., raffle tickets. Memories: exchange concerts, cruising, state park. 41 LINDA TESTA Nickname: Chug Likes: autumn, soccer, pickles, getting rowdie, friends, surprises, the beach, parties MARK THOMPSON Likes: The three stooges, outdoors, football games with Friends, cruising, in hot cars. BRENDA TIFFANY Junior year, H.G.'s, the beach, 23, Tik's, the gutters, close calls, fire engines. 42 GLADYS TITCOMB Dutch, Likes:-J.B.W., -G.W.C.-T, H.,-D.K.-M.A.-horses, dutch's pal the fairs,-Memories- 1 13 75 LAURA TOURTELLOT Memories: Loving Learning through incidents and emotions with family, J.A.S. friends. DALE TROFATTER Likes-parties, sleeping, beach, A.P. Dislikes-school, jocks, phony friends. Achievements-Graduating. ROSE TWOMEY Memories: Exeter summer '75, Kenmore, tulip, really Likes: Skating, science, fresh air, mountains, the beach in spring JANET WALKER Honey, skiing. Chick Corea and R.T. F., good music, 27, learning, class,! CARAMBA! LAURIE WALKER CHINK BUL LETS EXETER 74 75 the trip, 74 camp snappers Moonas CHEERLEADING. Dislikes SPACES JUNK ORGANIZATION CYNTHIA WHEELEN Summer '74 Junior Year KO's party bf with Jp JJ turtlenecks green chevy with Jan Help me! BEVERLY WHENAL Likes: going to the movies, riding around, a certain someone. Lemons, Jewelry. Dislikes: getting up in the Morning CRAIG WHITE LORI WHITE senior yr., smuttynose island, maine, CK, 12 31774, francais 5 avec Mile, field hockey. . . LEE WHITNEY Soccer 2,3,4 Tournament 3,4 Ten- nis 3,4 Winnacarnival 3, cruising, chanel 9, Sox, Celtics, Fridays, Beach Boys Concert, Dirt ELLEN WILBUR Likes: Scituate, Family, Grandmothei My car. Clothes, Boston, Shopping, Joy riding, Karen's Dishwasher, Puddin1. . . JOANNE WARD J. Joe, Joey: Mom, her family, Christmas, Thanksgiving, My broth- ers, Michael James, going out to eat, My star. Animals __mtt DALELYN WILLIS LISA WILSON Likes: Walking on the Beach at Night, My car. Eating ICE, Ames- bury. Dislikes: Bad Memories, snow, waiting, snobs. 43 DONNA WOODBURN Likes: my family, Christmas, sum- mer, music. Memories, cheering 2,3,4, 9 27 75 Vegas California Flat Tire The Mon . 4 k JOHN WOODS SUSAN WOODS achievements°Band four years0 Exchange Concerts 74 75, Na- tional Honor Society0 Stage Band â Dates Mates. Memories0 EHS â 75 . SUSAN WORMWOOD Wormy °Noodle...Swi mm ing... Stairway to Heaven°Ciggybutts The Bird Chink°Purple?0Maine° Doiyeeee°Intense°Pizza0 Crucible0 TIMOTHY B. YEATON Soccer 1-4, Hockey 3,4, Baseball 2,4, Crew: Shelley, Geoffa, Stud, Rinky, Bips, Fly, Potter, Ma. DEANE BARKER Nickname: Joe moto cross Likes: Suzuki, Maico, D.A.C., 182, Racing, Memories: Portsmouth Tech Daive, Fort Dearborn, Waterburs, HATTS, D.A.C., Goals: Race pro-motocross. GREGORY BROWN LAUREN CARROZZO DEBORAH CARTER Achievements: Field Hockey 1,2,3, Track 1,2, Drama club 3. Likes: Movies, friends, Sam, 6 Harris Ave. Ambition: to travel JANET COLLIANDER FRANK DEFREZE KAREN DRONSFIELD Likes: God, love, Stephanie, Bob, being happy Dislikes; drinking, hate Favorite Sayings: terrific, fantastic, yeh right WHS. ALAN DUMAINE Raising hell and having a good time doing it, Prom, DBS '74, Soccer 4, Band 3, Drum 3, My friends will al- ways be remembered. RUSSELL FICKE Likes: Schlitz, GTO, Columbia, Concerts, Parties Dislikes: Narcs, Pigs, Beans Achievements: Showing up late everyday Memories: 6 on 1 Danny, Steve, Nick, Tony MATTHEW SHAW JEFF OBST KAREN LEE PARKURST Memories: Going to the M.R. the band dance, Friendly's, band prac- tices, Saturdays, Uies and donuts. PATRICK SARSON MICHAEL SMITH JOHN JOSEPH TATONE Likes: A.B., rock climbing, snor- kel ing, dirt bikes, beach, moon, winter, Stooges. Memories: Webs- ter, Freddie, putt. ANN SOUTHER ROLAND VEILLEUX Achievements: Soccer 2,3 track 1, 2,3,4, Likes ZAPPA, Hendrix, Python stooges, Horns, weekends. KENNETH WILSON 53 54 1. Timmy Yeaton 2. Laura Humphrey 3. Debbie Monegan 4. Laurie Walker 5. Susan Lajoie 6. Mary Ellen McNerney 7. Beth Nicholson 8. Dave Lang 9. Lisa Neddy 10. Laura Nelson 11. Victoria Rowell 12. Jimmy Kuntz Denny Kuntz 13. Cheryl Chabot 14. Karen Gagne 15. David O'Sullivan 16. David Elliot 17. Sue Goddard 18. Linda Testa 19. Kathy Hanson 20. Ann Bonsey 21. Jeffrey Cicerello 22. Tina Dodge 55 56 Ellen Wilbur Ed Manix Cheryle Prakop Denne Kuntz Ray Robinson Susan M. Stevens Susan Wormwood Donna M iller Steven Hodge Beverly Whenal Jackie Eaby Pam Feeney Kim Curran Meg Ober Bobbie Minko Kellee Connor Brenda Bergeron Andrea King Janice Ladd Kathy Reiley Lori White Jeffrey Inglis 57 58 Gary Smith Susan Sawyer Charles Baltzer Kathy Flanagan Cheryl Bauer Lois Gouron Rick Nelson Joanne Ward Barbra Preston Patricia Foster Richard Shea Susan Woods Nancy Ratoff Wendy Miller 011 i Chase Diane Shaw Jan Aquizap Jennifer Cilley Cheryl Merrill Jimmy Kuntz Danny Connor Debbie Harvey Cindy Wheelen Dutch Titcomb Mari Anderson Don G ibadlo Laura Dunnells Cindy Bryant Sue Dronsfield Janet Walker Rhonda Eaton Matthew Hinkle Robin Stoddard Diane Guzunski Karen Smith Patty David Elloitt Lance Chevalier Roger McKenzie Gary Sawyer Debby Milliken Tom Norton Julie Stellmach Stephen Doyle 59 1. Debbie Chouinard 2. Don Hatch 3. Donna Copp 4 Patrick Sarson 5. Donna Woodbum 6. Robyn Snow 7. Bonnie Mckowen m s. ⢠T 3 60 Class History Class Of 1976 It wasn't easy to go through four years of high school. At a time in our lives when experiences with the real world had been limited to junior high field days and two month poetry projects, it seemed as though we were ex- pected to turn into star athletes and whiz kids overnight. Besides having to adjust to new resposibilities and making new friends from other towns, we had to deal with the frustration of reckoning with one of the worst forces of all; upperclassmen. Freshman year was trying at first; it's hard to say what was worse--l) attempting to explain to the teacher that you were late to class because even after a month of high school you had forgotten the combination to the locker that contained your schedule or 2) learning not to buy those elevator passes to elevators that did not exist. We came through the first few months a little weary but much wiser for all our experience . . . and even managed to pull off the greatest upset of all time when we placed a close second in Winnacarnival. Whats more, we exhibited the best taste in choosing Kim Johnson as our princess for the big event. It was at that moment that the Class of 76 realized its tremendous potential, and under the leadership of Debbie Monegan class president, Mike Forsberg vice president, Kris Bonansing secretary, and Tami Clark treasurer, we began to raise enough money to support the class. Returning Sophomore year with all the confidence and assurance of second year students and all kinds of plans to win everything and anything, we were probably one of the most spirited groups that Winnacunnet had seen for some time. Appropiately, we adopted the class nickname Spirit of 76 and Brad Jett, Mike Hamilton, Tina Dodge and Meg Ober were soon busy preparing for the Super year . It didn't turn out as well as expected though as we found out that the float we had so carefully put together consisting of a blue hawk hanging out of a coffin was an idea that had been used the previous year. The night of this Exeter pep rally was by no means a total loss however, as we were still the rowdiest bunch by far and won the cheering competition. Look out Seniors! Winna- carnival came, and with class favorite Nancy Ratoff as our princess, we out did ourselves, coming in second place to the Seniors by only 1 1 2 points! It was becoming quite clear that ours wasn't just any ordinary class. September of 1974 saw us entering school once again with great expectations for the coming year. Now we were truly veterans and we looked forward to the months that we hoped would be the most memorable of our four years at Winnacunnet. Money-raising was probably uppermost on our minds, a problem that would be a difficult one to solve as we would only have two concession stands on the new football field. We were a little disappointed at having only placed third in Winnacarnival, especially since we wanted to see Debbie Monegan crowned queen. Prom time approached and prospects for making over the cafeteria looked dim. Prospects brightened however, as a work crew of Meg Ober, Bill Smith, Tina Dodge, Mike McGrail and Decorations chairwoman Kathy O'Shea made plans to decorate the Cafeteria with the theme of Showboat . The class once again showed their excellent taste by electing Kim Johnson as Prom Queen, with princesses Diane King, Pam Blais, Jody Sherman and Debbie Anthony. Senior Year approached with many changes instore for the class. However, it was still obvious that the Super Seniors were dominating the school and its functions. Class officers Debbie Monegan, Meg Ober, Sara Bychok and Cathy Carlisle began making plans for a superb Senior Banquet, along with many money-making ideas to help cover the cost. Winnacarnival soon rolled around, giving the Seniors an easy victory over the underclassmen, hav- ing Queen Cindy Wheelen represent the class. After getting the problem of measuring for caps and gowns out of the way, the class planned a Spagetti Dinner for March 10. It was a huge success thanks to all the Seniors who gave their evening for cooking and serving the meal. The last few months will be spent planning our graduation activi- ties. The highlight of which will be our senior day at the Wentworth and the evening commencement ceremonies. As the Bicentennial year draws to a close and a new year in our lives begins, we will wish to remember but not to return for as times moves on so must we. And that's the way it was . . . 61 Superlatives CLASS ORGANIZERS â Bill Smith Meg Ober BEST DRESSEDâ Butch Johnson Andrea King MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED- Gary Sawyer Sue Sawyer 62 BEST ALL AROUNDâ Bill Smith Kathy Crotty BEST LOOKING â Ron Martin Nancy Ratoff CLASS CLOWNS- Matt Shaw Sue Hanson 63 64 MOST ATHLETICâ John Woods Ann DiBartolomeo MOST DRAMATICâ Paul Jerebek April Lupinacei MOST TALENTEDâ David Kalar Debbie Chouinard 66 69 70 Col. 1: P. Adams, C. Annis, S. Aquizap. Col. 2: E. Bancewicz, B. Barrett, W. Bartlett. Col. 3: B. Batchelder, C. Battcock, R. Beal. Col. 4: R. Betts, A. Binette, L. Boettcher. Col. 5: T. Bohan, C. Bonsey, B. Borchardt. Col. 6: L. Boudreau, B. Bowen, T. Bowen. Col. 7: L. Boyd, L. Brackett, J. Brindle. Col. 3: S. Brinser, L. Brooks, E. Brown. Col. 9: J. Brown, R. Brown, R. Brown. 74 Col. 1: C. Clements, C. Clocker, W. Clough. Col. 2: C. Cloutier, C. Coates, W. Codd. Col. 3: C. Coffey, C. Doffey, J. Collins. Col. 4: B. Conant, G. Connor, R. Coots. Col. 5: S. Cornish, M. Coughlin, A. Coussoule. Col.6: K. Cram, A. Crotty, C. Daigneault. Col. 7: S. Daland, M. Dana, S. Danico. Col. 8: J. Daniell, R. Darling, C. Darvid. Col. 9: C. Davies, R. DeCosta, J. Defreze. Col. 1: A. Demars, P. Djerf, D. Donoghue, P. Douglas. Col. 2: M. Dow, M. Dow, E. Downer, D. Duchemin. Col. 3: M. Dumaine, R. Dumore, J. Dustin, D. Eaton. Col. 4: L. Eaton, T. Elliott, D. Erickson, P. Essigmann, Col. 5: A. Fecteau, B. Felch, D. Felch, P. Ficke. Col. 6: C. Filley, D. Fitzpatrick, L. Ford, M. Forrest. Col. 7: T. Foster, R. Fowler, V. Fowler, L. Fritz. Col. 8: E. Gagnon, P. Gagnon, E. Gilman, L. Gilman. Col. 9: D. Grant, M. Gregg, L. Griffin, D. Griggs. Col. 1: M. Hale, H. Hammond, M. Hanley, C. Hansen. Col. 2: C. Harrington, K. Harrington, L. Hart, E. Hawley. Col. 3: J. Hazell, B. Heath, D. Hession, M. Hickey. Col. 4: D. HiII, L. HiII, D. Holderman, M. Hollingworth Col. 1: M. Hol- man, D. Houle, R Hutchin- son Col. 2: L. Iverson, J. Janetos, H. Janvrin Col. 3: S. Janvrin, K. Johnston, G. Jones Col. 4: L. Col. 5: T. Jones, D. Kelly, S. Junkins, B. Kenny, W. Kelleher Kernahan Col. 6: T. Col. 7: J. Col. 8: R. Col. 9: K. Kimball, T. Kus, M. Lambert, B. Lessard, L. Knowles, W. Kutlowski, W. Lavallee, W. Lessard, B. Knowles Kutlowski Lennox Lewis I have to live with myself and so, I want to be fit for myself to know Col. 10: M. Linn- ehan, R. Loiacono, D. Loy Col. 11: M. Lynch, G. Mac- Pherson, L. Man- giafico Col. 12: T. Mar- elli, L. Marshall, K. Martell Col. 13: J. Mason, L. Matheny, R. Mattucci Col. 14: M. Mawson, T. McClare, A. McConnell Col. 15: H. McConnell, A. McGee, B. McGinley Col. 16: D. McGuinness, J. Mcllveen, R. Mcllveen Col. 17: M. McKnight, M. Me Lane, L. McPar- land Col. 18: M. Melia, L. Merrill, R. Merrill 78 Col. 4: D. W. Nelson, L. Noel, V. Nownes, S. Paquette. Col. 5: C. Pearson, W. Perkins, S. Paterson, J. Peipgrass. Col. 6: D. Pinchott, V. Pontbriand, C. Porter, J. Preston. Col. 7: J. Price, P. Reagan, B. Robinson, C. Robinson. 79 Col. 1: A. Tilbury, L. Triggs, D. Vander- hoek, T. Veilleux, D. Walters, M. Ward, T. Watson. Col. 2: J. Weeks, S. Weller, D. Whitney, R. Willis, N. Winch, R. Wood- man, K. Zappala May you always have enough: happiness to keep you sweet trials to keep you strong sorrows to keep you human hope to keep you happy failure to keep you humble success to keep you eager friends to give you comfort wealth to meet your needs enthusiasm to look forward faith to banish depression and enough determination to make each day better than yesterday. Col. 1: P. Ryan, P. Schrempf, P. Schrier. Col, 2: K. Shea, M. Shea, P. Sicard. Col. 3: D. Simon, M. Smith, D. Souliere. Col. 4: M. Stapies, D. Standen, A. Stebbins. Col. 5: R. Stern, K. Stone, L. Stone. Col. 6: T. Sullivan, A. Sweeney, L. Swenson. Col. 7: J. Swift, C. Tayior, M. Taylor. Col. 8: P. Taylor, S. Taylor, V. Tayior. Col. 9: C. Testa, B. Thompson, L. Thurlow School Board Teacheo oh teacheo Where art thou teacheo Is thy not testing one's self on one's memory Not on one's notetaking?? My notes contain thy answers, tis my brain that doth not. Michael Scott Hamilton December 11, 1973 Richard C. Hamilton Superintendant Phil Sicard Hampton Falls Edgar Hobby North Hampton 82 Howard Page Hampton Arnold Knowles Seabrook Administration Nurse mr Carleen Marshall Margaret Jacobellis Nancy Latvls ⢠r- I Business ED. Chairman Business Ed., Driver Ed., Library, Music, Reading, Core George Paul William Kenney â Roger Syphers Stanley Bednarz Richard Ray Gail Odeneal Music Director Reading Jan is Petrou George Manix Doanald Foote Nancy Duffy Marilyn French Priscilla Royal Home EC. Chairman Mildred Nugent Anne Russell HOME EC PHYS. Catherine Burroughs Robert Dodge, Phys. Ed. Director ED William Naukunas David Deshon, Chairman Richard Ladd Herbert Moyer u . Herbert Holmes Thomas Shirley Richard Bohm Susan Sherman Alide Lavallee Science Evangeline Moutis Laura Getchell Regina Moss Jeannette Matatics Foreign Language Burtis Vaughan, Chairman Wendy Passero Doris Valley Otis Mudge Jane Lynch John Rice Chairman Carol Downer Paula Banda English Rebecca Thompson Louise Betton Maureen Donahoe John Ford Tom Haggerty Stan Piepgrass Janet Cook Social Studies Harold Fernald Chairman Leroy Nash Leonard Barron Tom Follansbee Rod MacDonald Gus Hanley Wendy Wilkenson Stillman Hobbs Russ Charron Nancy McDonough Ruth Goodwin Jean Wood burn Secretaries Guidance Industrial Arts Barbara Daly June Maloney Barbara Kinsman Richard Walsh Director Richard Nye Jeanne McGuirk Ronald Locke Neal Gadwah Chairman Russ MacDonald Barbara Hudson Chairman John Lodge Joyce Supple Bruce Carrier Lynda Plunkett Beth Camp Math, Aides Nelson Paquette Pam Hockenhull Reading Gloria Robinson Beth Severance Library Aide June Bennett Matron Kitchen Staff JV Baseball 1975 First Row C. Coffey, J. Pettigrew, C, Coffey, T.White, D. Moore, C. Minutelli Second Row: F. VVeston, A. Hob- son, K. Maloney, R.McIllveen, J, Hubbard, T. Pearce, E. Miller. Third Row: Coach C. White, B. Heath, G. Con- norâ F. Goss, G. Martin, J. Hawkins, C. Dupre. The Jv baseball team completed their '75 campaign with the record of 7-8, losing our last game of the season to a strong Dover team 3-2 in nine innings. Although experiencing a few drastic losses, we greatly enjoyed beating Exeter! Overall we had a real great sea- son under the coaching of Skip and especially the bus rides home. By T. White 99 Varsity Baseball 1975 Capt. Bob Lago Winacunnet Varsity Baseball by Coach Richard Ladd The Warrior baseball team got off to a good start as Ricky Eaton stopped the Alvirne Bron- cos with 13 strikeouts, and Butch Johnson provided the clutch hit to win 3-0. After a loss to Exeter, the Warriors bounced back to win their big- gest game of the year by beat- ing the Portsmouth Clippers 4-2 with key hits by Dave El- liot and Lance Cheval ier sup- porting Rick Eaton's good pit- ching. After a tough loss to Spaulding on a cold and windy day, the team edged St. Tho- mas behind Lance Chevalier's pitching 3-0. After losing to a strong Salem team, Capt. Bob Lago led the Warriors past Pinkerton, Alvime and Spaulding. After losses to Portsmouth and Keene, the Warriors ended up the season in good form as they defeated Dover behind Rick Eaton and key hits by Clancy Tager, Gary Walker, Bob Ricker and Lance Chevalier. Capt. Gary Walker 100 Team members: Bob Lago Gary Walker Clancy Tager Kevin Hanley Dave Bames Lance Chevalier Bob Ricker Butch Johnson Don Gibadlo Rick Eaton Ray Robinson Dave Elliott Kirk Davis Dave Kalar Bemie Small 101 102 â˘. r.!VtA V V-4 â˘' '44V4Vi r rs. Bob Stern Kevin O'Shea Grade 12âKevin O'Shea Robert Stern Kerry Miller Jay Daly Grade 11âLee Whitney Jerry Hawkins Grade 10--Robert Lambert Thomas Byrne R ichard Stern Michael Fuller Dennis Houle Randy Darling Grade 9âGeorge Pappademas Jim Vadeboncoeur Michael Whitlock Steve Truchon Girls Track FINAL STATISTICS 1974 INDIVIDUAL MEET TOTALS WINNACUNNETâPINKERTONâSOMERSWORTH Winnacunnet............................57 Somersworth............................52 Pinkerton..............................28 WINNACUNNETâ DOVERâ MASCONOMET Dover......................................57 1 2 Winnacunnet................................42 1 2 Masconomet.............................37 WINNACUNNETâPHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY Phillips Exeter........................53 Winnacunnet............................51 WINNACUNNETâSPAULDINGâA LTON Spaulding..................................64 1 2 Winnacunnet ...........................61 1 2 Alton ..................................8 WINNACUNNETâPORTSMOUTHâTIMBER LANE Portsmouth.............................77 Winnacunnet ...........................40 Timberland.............................20 WINNACUNNETâDOVERâOYSTER RIVER Dover .................................65 Winnacunnet............................50 Oyster River...........................22 CLIPPERETTE Concord ...............................79 Nashua.................................45 Portsmouth.................................40 1 2 Spaulding..............................35 Dover and Trinity......................34 Salem......................................28 1 2 WINNACUNNETâEXETERâTRINITY Exeter.....................................54 1 2 Winnacunnet ...........................46 Trinity ...............................36 1 2 WINNACUNNETâEXETER âMOUNT ST. MARYS Exeter ................................60 1 2 Winnacunnet ...........................52 1 2 Mount St. Marys .......................24 WINNACUNNETâ NASHUA â SPAULDINGâ NUTE Nashua ................................73 1 2 Spaulding..............................68 Winnacunnet ...........................47 1 2 Nute...................................13 WINNACUNNETâSPAULDINGâ SA LEMâ OYSTER RIVER Spaulding..............................70 Salem ................................63 Winnacunnet...........................53 Oyster River...........................9 WINNACUNNETâPORTSMOUTHâO.R.âNUTE Portsmouth ...........................92 Winnacunnet...............................39 1 2 Nute .................................21 Oyster River ..........................4 1 2 TEAM ROSTER: Grade 12âJoan Mackle, Grade 11â Carol Davies, Kim Johnson, Jaan Paarlberg, Julie Stellmach, Grade 10âBarbara Bowen, Sue Brinser, Wendy Codd, Cindy Cutshall, Cheri Clements, Mary Beth Hollingworth, Carlene Harrington, Joanna Piep- grass, Lisa Ohlemeier, Paula Sicard, Pam Taylor, Sandy Taylor, Grade 9âKaren Anderson, Celeste Buckmore, Loretta Casey, Kelly Dennis, Jan Darl- ing, Teresa Furbush, Ramona Lyden, Debbie Mar- cinko, Jane Norton, Jackie Price. REGION II MEET Portsmouth........................... Nashua .............................. Somersworth ......................... Trinity ............................. Salem and Dover...................... STATE MEET Concord ............................. Somersworth ......................... Trinity ............................. Keene ............................... Spaulding and Hanover................... REGIONAL MEET SCORERS 440 Yd. Dash ....Carol Davies ............Third (3) 880 Yd. Dash .....Cindy Cutshall..........Fifth (1) 220 Yd. Dash .....Cheri Clements..........Fifth (1) 440 Relay......Stellmach, Sicard..........Fourth (2) Brinser, and Clements Shot Put ......Mary Beth Hollingworth.....Second (4) Discus ........Celeste Buckmore...........Second (4) Total = 15 29 .25 .24 .23 .16 45 23 .22 20 13 STATE MEET SCORERS Shot Put.......Mary Beth Hollingworth.....First (6) Discus..........Celeste Buckmore ............Fourth (2) Total = 8 Mary Beth Hollingworth is the first individial state champ for Winnacunnet, and is also the new all- time high scorer in a state meet with 6 points. She also ties Celeste Buckmore for high scorer in a regional meet with 4 points. SCHOOL RECORD HOLDERS TRACK EVENTS 50 Yd. Low Hurdles: Janet Wal- ker, 7:45; 50 Yd. Dash: Kim Johnson, 6.4; 60 Yd. Low Hur- dles: Janet Walker, 8.6; 80 Yd. Low Hurdles: Joanna Piepgrass, 12.0; 100 Yd. Dash: Jennifer Paarlberg, 11.6; 220 Yd. Dash: Kim Johnson, 27.0; 440 Yd. Dash: Carol Davies, 63.5; Half Mile: Cindy Cutshall, 2:33.1; Mile: Cindy Cutshall, 6:04.0; 440 Relay; Paula Sicard, Julie Stellmach, Sue Brinser, Cheri Clements, 58.8; 880 Medley Re- lay; Joanna Piepgrass, Carol Davies, Kim Johnson, Jaan Paarlberg, 2:02.6; FIELD EVENTS Shot Put: Mary Beth Holling- worth, 35'2 ; Discus: Celeste Duckmore, 102'2 ; Javelin: Anne DiBartolomeo, 101'; Long Jump: Jennifer Paarlberg, 16'7 ; High Jump: Karen Anderson, 4'8 Jaan Paarlberg 105 Boys Track '75 106 Dermot Palmer, Joe Paquette, Dave Han- son, Richard Chabot, Kevin Kearns, Jim Kuntz, Keith LeClair, Bob Fletcher, Noel Cross, Greg Kee, Bruce McClelland, Joe Griffin, Ken Wilson, Jeff Weeks, Scott Aquizap, Jeff Cicerello, John Janetos, Brain Barrett, Don Hession, Rick Bush- way, Steve Kenney, Lee Brooks, Tim McClare, Matt Me Knight, Dave Whitney, Tim Bohan, Tim Kimball, Steve Janvrin, Mark Smith, Harold Janvrin, Jeff Rowell, Jeff Deshon, Dale Hamilton, Paul Dunphy, Brian Goode, Jim Hession, Kent Walker, Don Hause, John Hurley, Steve Rose, Jim O'Connell, Bill Kapler, Jim Overton, Mark Taylor, Scott Feeney, John Price, Larry Hart The boys and girls cross-country teams finished their 1975 season with excellent records. In their second official year of competition, the girls won consistently. Considering the small size of the team, the boys had some fine performances. Joanna Piepgrass, Jaan Paarlberg, and Carol Davies were top runners for the girls. While number one finishers for the boys were Blain Conant and Bruce McClelland. 108 â Jaan Paarlburg Bonnie McKowen Joanna Piepgrass Carol Davies Donna Lamprey Paula Sicard Barbara Bowen OPPONENT 1 Lâ 1 VARSITY Timberlane Salem Dover Pinkerton Salem Portsmouth Portsmouth Dover Oyster River Exeter Exeter Pinkerton WHS 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 2 1 1 Front Row: Sue Regis, Tina Dodge, Chris Bonansinga, Anne Dibartlemeo, Julie Stellmach, Sara Bychok, Lori White, Wendy Codd Second Row: Anne Crotty, Tina Cushing, MaryBeth Hollingworth, Mirium Dumane, Cher Clement, Hoi I v McConnell, Margaret Bruno, Coach French 111 Top Row: Gayle Moore, Liza Garand, Andrea Lago, Sandy Jones, Darby Harmon, Gayle Miller Second Row: Diane Hawley, Lisa Robinson, Rose Taylor, Lisa Katter, Debbie Littlefield, Lisa Dreyer, Lynn Robinson Front Row: Pam Neff, Lisa Bancewitz, Vicki Trofatter, Carol Hatch, Kim Jankaukas, Kelly Kishbaugh, Priscilla Kenney FRESHMEN WHS OPPONENT Newmarket 1 1 Exeter 0 0 Oyster River 2 0 Dover 1 1 Sommersw orth 0 1 '-i FIRST ROW: Andrea Lago, Kathy Zappala, Loretta Casey, Lee Kernahan, Mary Mc- Henry, Sue Palmer, Liz Jones, Lisa Katter. SECOND ROW: Terry Furbush, Sandy Jones, Kelly Dennis, Dale Waterhouse, Coach Jacobellis, Mary Ann, Donna, Janice LaPorte, Jody Wheelen, Hiedi Larrabee JUNIOR VARSITY WHS OPPONENT Timberlane 5 0 Salem 2 0 Dover 0 3 Pinkerton 0 0 Salem 2 0 Portsmouth 1 0 Portsmouth 0 0 Dover 1 1 Oyster River 1 2 Exeter 2 2 Exeter 0 2 Pinkerton 1 0 Lance Chevalier, (Jre'g Janetos Vi I ⢠Lee Whitney - â˘â ' PI s S55|i ⢠' 'll m. . ÂŤ âifWr  .A t- IN W u IÂŁm i wj UsfTv _______ .......... First Row: John Plamer, Larry Hart, John Janetos, Capt. Scott Johnson, Capt. Bill Smith, Bill LaValle, Randy Darling, Dan Connor. Second Row: John Paarlberg, Geoff Merrill, Jerry Hawkins, Tim Yeaton, Bob Fisher, Glenn Martin, Rich Mcllveen, Gary Connor Third Row: Coach Vaughan, Lance Chevalier, Don Gibadlo, Dave Elliot, Lee Whitney, Tim Foster, Don Eaton, Rich Woodman, Doug Holderman Forth Row: Gerry Casey, Kirk Davis, Ed Manix, Steve Paul, Mark Ohlemier, Jim Parsons, Greg Janetos, 115 John Mcllveen, Coach Foote SCHEDULE WHS OPPONENT WHS 3 West 1 WHS 1 Newmarket 2 WHS 3 Memorial 2 WHS 4 Pinkerton 1 WHS 3 Pinkerton 0 WHS 1 Oyster River 1 WHS 2 Portsmouth 0 WHS 3 Exeter 3 WHS 1 Concord 0 WHS 3 Salem 0 WHS 1 Portsmouth 0 WHS 2 Exeter 0 WHS 1 West 0 WHS 2 Salem 1 TOURNEY WHS 2 Farmington 1 WHS 1 T rinity 0 WHS 1 Hinsdale 2 SCORING PLAYER GOALS ASSISTS TC Bill Smith 6 8 20 Gerry Casey 8 1 17 Dave Elliot 2 5 9 Steve Paul 4 0 8 Greg Janetos 2 3 7 Scott Johnson 1 4 6 John Janetos 2 1 5 Geoff Merrill 1 3 5 Don Gibadlo 2 0 4 Jim Parsons 2 0 4 Jerry Hawkins 1 1 3 Lee Whitney 1 1 3 Tim Y eat on 1 1 3 Ed Mannix 1 0 2 Glenn Martin 0 1 1 m In Mr. Vaughan's last year as head coach, the Varsity Soccer team went all the way to the State Semi-Finals before bowing to Hinsdale 2-1. This years team had the best won loss record in the schools history (13 - 2 - 2). They played 17 games and wer never shut out. Fourteen different boys scored goals during the season; more than any other year. Goalie Lance Chevalier, aided by fullbacks Lee Whitney, Rich Mclllveen, and Freshman Greg Janetos set a school record of 8 shut- outs while inside Bill Smith tallied 8 assists, also a school record. At the end of the season. Senior Halfback Geoff Merrill ran away in the voting and was names MVP. John Janetos and Rich Mclllveen were voted Captains for next year. The coaches awarded Jerry Haw- kins the Most Improved Player award. Five players were nominated for All State honors. They were Gerry Casey, Geoff Merrill, Steve Paul, Bill Smith and Lee Whitney. The most satisfying moment of the season was the final award. Mr. Vaughan was named N.H. Soccor Coach of the Year by the N.H. Sportswriters Association. No one deserved it more. 117 Row 1: Glenn Raitt, Harry Pollard, Mark Testa, Kevin Gilbert, Mike Flanagan, Artie Hobson, Tom Heath, Jeff Hawkins, Kevin Maloney, Doug Moore Row 2: Bob Platenik, Frank Linnane, John Hurley, Brian Palmer, Chris Moore, Glenn Martin, Giles Ham, Tim Speanburg, John St. Fermain, Joe Leverone Row 3: Coach Carvier, JJ Oakley, Mark Preston, Dave Lamprey, Forrest Hardart, Jim Pat- ton, John Trumbull, Chris White, Walter Wormwood, Don Hager- man. Mgr. Dave Pettis Row 4: Peter Hanson, Chip Eames, Jeff Bry- ant, Mike Andrews, Bryan Yeaton, Matt Mattox, Dana Mullen, Brad Miller 1975 J. V. Soccer Season Winnacunnet 2 Exeter 0 i 4 Portsmouth 0 4 Timberlane 2 3 Masc onemett (JV) 1 1 Masconomett (F) 2 3 Exeter 0 3 Newmarket 1 ! 2 Portsmouth 1 1 Masconomett (JV) 0 1 Masconomett 3 120 Soccer Cheering Squad 1975 121 Ron Martin, Mike Daniels Coach De: Football Coaches Savage Donabedian 122 Brian Goode Ray Robinson DEFENSIVE LEADERS: POSITION TACKLES ASSISTS ALL-STATE SELECTION DIVISION II James Kuntz LB 82 8 Ron Martin Def. End Jeff Weeks LB 60 13 Mike Daniels Def. Tackle Brian Goode HB 49 6 James Kuntz LB Fred Goss MG 37 2 Bob Ricker Def. HB Bill Kernahan CB 89 6 Steve Kenney Off. Guard Mike McGrail E 30 4 Brad Heath QB 1975 FOOTBALL STATISTICS T earn: WHS OPPONENTS Individual Leaders: TIMES CARRIED YDS. GAINED AVE. TD Points Scored 262 130 John Woods 89 1041 11.7 8 Passing 36 89 36 89 Ron Martin 152 963 6.3 11 Passing Yards 634 357 Brad Heath 76 146 1.9 6 Rushing 2751 1894 Roger McKenzie 11 111 10.0 1 Total Offense 3152 1986 Brian Goode 10 195 19.5 2 Average gain play 6.85 3.35 Brad Heath Steve Kenney Football Record For The Season WHS OPP Spaulding 14 2] Stevens 39 1 Pinkerton 24 C Concord 28 C St. Thomas 42 8 Somersworth 0 ÂŁ Laconia 38 3] Exeter 36 2C Timberlane 27 6 Salem 14 3C Recordâ7 Winsâ3 Losses NO. PLAYER 10 John Woods (Capt) 11 Brad Heath 12 Brian Goode 12° Charles Bradley 15 Wayne Bruno 20 Gary McPhereson 20 Keith Crowell 21 Ray Robinson 22 Bill McGovern 22 Kent Walker 23 Jeffrey Weeks 24 Scott Aquizap 27 John Regis 27 Dale Hamilton 30 Jim Kuntz (Capt) 31 Mike Cusack 32 Tom McLaren 33 Bob Ricker 33 Scott Simonds 34 Dean Bacon 35 Steve Rose 40 John Rat off 41 Bill Kappler 42 Bill Kernahan 43 Roger McKenzie 43 David Daniels 44 Ronald Martin (Capt) 5C Fred Goss 52 Steve Sicard 52° Donald Hession 53 Rick Chapman 53 Bailey Nudd 54 Martin Melia 55 Tim McClare 60 Bruce Barnaby 61 Tim Bohan 62 Steve Kenney 62 Donald Hause 63 John Price 63 Mark McDonald 64 Rick Stern 65 Mark Smith 66 Kevin Bassett 70 David Whitney 71 Jeffrey Ingram 51 John Hubbard 71 Keith Sicard 72 Mike Daniels (Capt) 74 Mark Lynch 75 Scott Feeney 76 Matt McNight 77 Mark Taylor 81 David Kalar 82 Eddie Miller 83 Jeffrey Deshon 84 Douglas Erickson 85 Mike McGrail 86 Ronald Hammond Lee Griffin 126 Front Row: Steve Lago Tom Croteau, Ken Kalar, Co-Capt. Mike Barr, Co-Capt. Kyle Sicard, Steve Oakly, Peter Whitney, Larry Mulchy Second Row: John Vadaboncoer, Jay Hewett, Jay Junkins, Dave MacGrath, Mike Garnish, Bob Rillings, Leroy O'Conner, Merill Gauron, Greg Heath Third Row: Coach Ford, Paul Inglis, John Weeks, Tom Dwyer, Rick Royal, Barry Knowles, John Bassett, Rick Mills, Manager Chuck Neal, Coach White 129 130 Football Cheering Squad 1975 Graduating Seniors Capt, Diane King Kellee Connor Cheryle Prakop Andrea King Robin Stoddard Donna Woodbum Laurie Walker Junior Debbie Duchemin Sophomore Debbie Prakop 131 OR TEAM Powder Puff 132 Varsity Basketball 1975-76 First Row: E.Miller, D. Elliot, D. Hart, B. Bean, G. Janetos, S. Danico Second Row: Coach Hopkins, manager C. Wilson, D. Deshon, R.Bundy, L. Chevalier, S. Bean, K. Davis, B. Heath, Coach Ford. 133 135 JV Basketball 1975-76 FIRST ROW, KNEELING: J. Hession, G. Martin, A. Christie, C. Bradley, G. Janetos D. Garland, SECOND ROW: R. Hammond, D. Daniels, S. Feeney, T. Pearce, B. McGovern, D. Ficke, Coach J. Hopkins. 136 Freshmen Basketball 1975-76 WARRIQpi WARRID WARRIOR; (ARRIORS WARRIORS WARRI0RS WARRIORS WARRIORS WAJjRlORS First Row: F. Depuy, K. Sicard, T. Speanburg, D. Mullen, S, Iverson Second Row: K. Dodge, M. Pinnchett, R. Rocheleau, K. Ohlemier, J. Remick, Coach B. Carrier Third Row: B. Taylor, B, Miller, C. Casassa, M. Mattox, M. O'Keefe, M. Testa (missing T. Dwyer) Dear Freshmen Basketball Followers: The Freshmen basketball team ended its season with a somewhat of a disappointing record, but a fulfilling season. Even with a poor record, the players still had fun practic- ing. Learning new techniques helped take our mind off our record. All the players had good attitudes all through the season and never became losers. Mr. Carrier (our coach) explain- ed his appreciation for our constant determination to be better and for our attitudes at the end of the season. Mr. Carrier also announced his resignation to us six days after our last game. By J.R J.R. 137 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders 1975-76 Co-captain Diane King . Eileen Casey . , . Cheryle Prakop . Debbie Duchemin . 136 Cathy Clocher . . Laurie Walker . . Co-captain Kellee Connor . . Donna Woodbum . Debbie Prakop JV Basketball Cheerleaders Cathy Bonsey, Debbie Marcinko, Co-Captain Diane Guzinski, Debbie Byrne, Co-Captain Linda Wardle Valarie George ' 140 Girls Varsity Basketball 1975-76 First Row: L. Casey, Captain Ann DiBartolomeo, M. Bruno Second Row: B. Bowen, K. Dennis, T. Cushing., B. Rob- inson, K. Johnson, Third Row: D. Daniels, B. McKowen, C. Clements, M. Hollingsworth, Coach T. Talas 141 142 Girls JV Basketball 1975-76 First Row: B. Nelson, P. Neff, K. Jankuaskus, V. Trofatter, L. Hammond Second Row: E. Pomroy, M. Fliss, A. Lago, L. Robinson, S. Jones, B. Platnik Third Row; C. Bucmore, T. Furbush, R. Taylor, D. Littfield L. Grand, M. Her- bert, Coach M. French 143 Girls' Winter Track Anita Arkwell, Lisa Bancewicz, Melanie Barr, Peggy Bohan, Marie Ceres, Cheryl Conant, Carol Davies, Wendy God- dard, Janice Harris, Susan Heroux, Carolyn Hinkle, Kathy Hodge, Liz Kingsbury, Kelly Kishbaugh, Lori Lawson Ro- mona Lyden, Kelly McKenzie, Jaan Paarlberg, Joanna Piepgrass, Leslie Shaw, Paula Sicard, Brenda Smith Paula Yuskiewicz ' 144 Boys' Winter Track Michael Andrews, Jon Bassett, Douglas Bowen, Lee Brooks, Blaine Conant, Bob Fletcher, Masanori Fukushima, Brian Goode, Joe Griffin, Frederick Goss, Thomas Guzinski, Lawrence Hart, Paul Inglis, Ralph Johnson, William Kappler, James Kuntz, Keith LeClair, Timothy McClare, Bruce McClelland, Andrew McConnell, James Overton, James Pettigrew, William Pool, Scott Renaud, Jeff Rowell, Eric Small, Mark Smith, Stephen Truchon, Roland Velleux, Wayne Wright BOYS WINTER TRACK by Lee Brooks The winter track team had one of the best seasons in the school's history this year, ending up one of the top teams in Northern New England. In the regular season the team had 11 wins and 7 losses losing to some schools by only a couple of points. Five new school records were set: Bob Fletcher with a time of 8.0 seconds in the 60 yard high hurdles; Bruce McClelland cleared 6'2 in the high jump; Brian Goode breaking his own records in the 60 yard dash and the 300, and the mile relay team of McClelland, Goode, Jim Kuntz and Lee Brooks. At Class L meet the Warriors placed a disappointing 3rd behind Portsmouth and Sal- em after being disqualified in the relay event. The Warriors placed 5th in the State meet with Brian Goode winning both the 60 and 300. At the Northern New England Meet'held at Dartmouth College the Warriors placed 2nd behind Cheverous High School of Portland, Maine. Brian Goode won both the 60 and 300. McClelland placing 5th in the high jump. and the relay team placed 4th smashing the ola school record. NAME NEW RECORDS EVENT TIME HEIGHT Brian Goode 60 yard dash 6.5 (NNE record) Brian Goode 300 Yard run 33.1 Bruce McClelland High Jump 6'2 Bob Fletcher 60 yard hurdles 8.0 Goode, McClelland, Kuntz, Brooks Mile Relay 3:36.8 Ice Hockey 1975-76 The 1975-76 hockey team had a disappointing season in that it failed to make the tournament, and posted only a 5-13-1 record. However, as six of these losses were by one goal, the Warriors total wins do not indicate the true ability of the team. Coached by Francis Harrington and James Tufts, Winnacunnet's game reached new levels of efficiency in passing, breaking out and stick-handling. In a schedule composed of mostly Division 1 teams, the ice men lead by co-captains Scott Johnson and John Regis, truly held their own. The bulk of the scoring was done by the first line, Ron Martinâ37 pts., John Reg- isâ32 pts., and Gary Connorâ28 pts. Scott Johnson, Mike McGrail, and John Woods anchored the defense. Many underclassmen saw action this year and developed into fine players. With Bobby Moore, Kevin Maloney, Gary Connor, Shaun Harrington and Jim Va- daboncoeur all returning; the team prospects look bright. By John Regis First Row: Co-captain Scott Johnson and John Regis, Bruce Barnaby, John Woods, Mike McGrail, Dan Connor, Ron Martin, Tim Yeaton, manager Mark Colby. Second Row: Coach Jim Tuff, Tom McLaren, John Ratoff, Eric Burgon, Rich Chapman, Wayne Bruno, Shawn Harrington, Jim Vadeboncoeur, Brian Yeaton, Mark Wooles, Coacl Frank Harrington, Third Row: Ricky Royal, Mike Barr, Eddie Eastman, Billy Snow, Kevin Maloney, Gary Connor Bob Moore, Walter Wormwood, Steve Lago. Co-captain John Regis Co-captain Scott Johnson 147 Senior Mike McGrail Senior John Woods Senior Tim Yeaton 148 149 150 T51 SOPHOMORES Col. 1: W. Abbott, K. Aichele, S. Almeda, V. Amazeen, Col. 2: K. Anderson, P. Anderson, M. Andrews, T. Ashfield. Col. 3: D. Bacon, M. Bakutis, S. Barker, E. Barrett. Col. 4: K. Barrett, D. Bastable, N. Batchelder, S. Bean, Col. 5: D. Bergeron, T. Bernier, J. Biron, A. Blackburn. Col. 6: D. Blatchford, J. Bourbeau, L. Brackett, C. Bradley. How's this for a solo? Introducing the loudest crew! 153 Too much sanity may be madness, and the mad- dest of all, to see life as it is and not as it should be. Col. 1: J. Brown, W. Brown, M. Bruno, J. Bryant. Col. 2: C. Buckmore, D. Byrne, L. Campbell, D. Carey. Col. 3: L. Casey, M. Castonguy, D. Caswell, R. Cecchetti. Col. 4: A. Ceres, M. Chandler, D. Chase, A. Christie. Col. 5: S. Codd, M. Colby, K. Cole- man, M. Collins. Col. 6: C. Conant, M. Copp, L. Corcoran, T. Corning Two roads diverged into a wood, and I--I took the one less trav- eled by and that has made the difference. Col. 1: M. Crossland, C. Cultraro, N. Curtis, M. Cusack. Col. 2: C. Cushing, P. Daniell, D. Daniels, S. Danner. Col. 3: J. Darling, J. Davis, K. DeCourcy, J. Demars. Col. 4: K. Dennis, J. Deshon, W. Dignam. Col. 5: C. Dionne, P. Djerf, A. Dolan, A. Dow. Col. 6: C. Downard, D. Doyle, F. Dugas, K. Dunbrack Col. 1: C. Dupre, J. Dustin, H. Eames, E. Eastman. Col. 2: M. Eaton, M. Eld, S. Feeney, D. Felch. Col. 3: V. Fernald, D. Ficke, M. Fliss, A. Foster. Col 4; L. Gauron, S. Gilday, A. Goddard, R. Goss. Col. 5: W. Fothergill, INI. Fowler, M. Gant, D. Garland, Col. 6: L. Griffin, T. Guzinski, B. Gynan, A. Hackett What Is A Friend? What is a friend? I will tell you. It is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. Your soul can be naked with him. He seems to ask of you to put on nothing, only to be what you are. He does not want you to be better or worse. When you are with him, you feel as a prisoner feels who has been declared innocent. You do not have to be on your guard. You can say what you think, so long as it is genuinely you. He understands those contradictions in your nature that lead others to misjudge you. With him you breathe freely. You can avow your little vanities and envies and hates and vicious sparks, your meannesses and absurdities and, in opening them up to him, they are lost, dissolved on the white ocean of his loyalty. He understands. You do not have to be care- ful. You can abuse him, neglect him, tolerate him. It makes no matter. He likes youâhe is like fire that purges to the bone. He understands. You can weep with him, sin with him, laugh with him, pray with him. Through it allâand underneathâhe sees, knows and loves you. A friend? What is a friend? Just one, I repeat, with whom you dare to be yourself. âC. Raymond Beran 156 âSOPHOMORESâ --Did you get 14 on the Biology homework?âAre these angles congruent? âBeing awarded the tomahawk for our inspired spirit.âBeing on the J.V. and Varsity teams.âHey! Only one more year and we graduate to the other side of the cafeteria!âAre you going to the game?âWorking on the float for the Pep Rally.âIt can't be too many more months before we become Jolly Juniors! The Champions Col. 1: B. Hagerman, T. Hallett, D. Hamilton, R. Hammond. Col. 2: P. Hanson, F. Hardardt, M. Harrington, S. Harrington. Col. 3: D. Hause, J. Hawkins, K. Hawley, K. Hawley. Col. 4: M. Hedman, R. Henderson, J. Hession, R. Higgins. Col. 5: H. Hilliker, A. Hobson, K. Hollow, S. Holmes. Col. 6: C. Holroyd, A. Hopkin, J. Hubbard, J. Hurley How's this for a pose Col. 1: R. Hussey, S. Jakauskas, D. Johnson, C. Johonnett. Col. 2: K. Jones, J. Josselyn, W. Kappler, C. Kelly. Col. 3: N. Kernahan, S. Kertalnis, D. Kimball, K. Kimball. Col. 4: K. Kimball, D. Kingsley, T. Kinsman, D. Kirk, Col. 5: S. Klatt, C. Knowles, S. Knowles, T. Knowles. Col. 6: P. Labrie, L. Lajoie, R. Long, H. Larrabee. One more lap and It would've killed There is no need for an outpouring of words to explain oneself to a friend. Friends understand each other's thoughts even before they are spoken. âSusan Polis Schutz Col. 1: M. Lastavica, J. LeBosquet, J. Lermer, S. Lewis. Col. 2: L. Lillis, F. Linnane, C. Livingstone, A. Locke. Col. 3: S. Longley, L. Loopley, A. Luck, C. Lupoli. Col. 4: R. Lyden, M. MacDonald, R. Malcolm, K. Maloney. Col. 5: D. Marcinko, R. Marsh, E. Marston, L. Marston. Col. 6: C. Martin, G. Martin, J. Mason, M. Mason. Swallowing angry words is much easier than having to eat them. Col. 1: T. McClure, J. McCoole, M. McGee, W. McGovern. Col. 2: M. McHenry, R. McLane, T. McLaren, M. McNeil. Col. 3: J. Melvin, T. Mercier, C. Merrill, D. Merrill. Col. 4: L. Merrill, D. Meyer, S. Miller, C. Minutelli. Col. 5: D. Moore, J. Moore, A. Mulcahy, E. Mulcahy. Col. 6: K. Munroe, P. Murphy, C. Neal, L. Nicoll. Col. 1: D. Noble, C. Noonan, J. Norton, B. Nudd. Col. 2: J. O'Connell, C. O'Neil, J. Overton, S. Palmer. Col. 3: G. Pappademas, P. Paradise, D. Paul, T. Pearce. Col. 4: C. Pearson, J. Perkins, R. Petit, J. Pettigrew. Col. 5: T. Pierick, E. Pomroy, D. Prakop, B. Pray. Col. 6: J. Price, G. Promise, C. Provost, G. Raitt. True friendship be- tween two people is infi- nate and immortal Col. 1: L. Randall, E. Reusch, K. Robichaud, G. Robinson, Col. 2: S. Rose, C. Rowe, D. Rowe, C. Roy. Col. 3: C. Ryan, D. Rybinski, J. St. Germain, C. St. Martin. Col. 4: D. Sanderson, V. Savage, L. Sawyer, G. Shaw. Col. 5: J. Sicard, J. Sicard, L. Souther, C. Smith. Col. 6: R. Stenstream, S. Stoddard, S. Stoddard, G. Stone. The glory of friendship is not the outstretched hand, nor the kindly smile nor the joy of companionship; it is the spir- ited inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone else believes in him and is willing to trust him. --Ralph Waldo Emerson Col. 1: B. Sullivan, S. Surprenant, K. Tanner, J. Tatone. Col. 2: A. Taylor, D. Thibodeau, P. Tilton, Y. Tirone. Col. 3: R. Tourtellot, T. Trofatter, S. Truchon, M. Tsaltos. Col. 4: K. Tuttle, E. Tyring, J. Vadeboncouer, L. Vanderhoek. Col. 5: E. Vangel, R. Vedrani, K. Vining, K. Walker. Col. 6: P. Ward, L. Wardle, W. Warren, E. Wasson. It seems as though I've walked this hall before Col. 1: K. Wasson, D. Waterhouse, E. Watkins. Col. 2: A. Weare, M. Weare, R. Welsh, Col. 3: M. White, T. White, M. Whitlock. Col. 4: S. Whitmire, C. Wilson, J. Woodes. Col. 5: P. Woodman, D. Woods, N. Woods. Col. 6: W. Wormwood, B. Yeaton. Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it. The joys of being a Freshman! B. Adams K. Adams R. Adie S. Allison C. Andrew G. Annis R. Archambeault A. Arkwell D. Armstrong M. Arundel A. Asset in L. Augusta M. Baillargeon L. Bancewicz M. Barr M. Barr J. Bassett B. Beal J. Beaudette M. Beckman B. Belanger S. Bernier J. Berry R. Bill D. Blackden M. Bohan J. Borchardt G. Bonsey D. Bowen R. Bowley R. Brackett N. Brown P. Brown C, Buckmore M. Bunker L. Cammett J. Cann W. Carey R. Carlson M. Carney R. Carroll B. Cartier B. Casassa J. Castonguay M. Ceres J. Chapman J. Chase J. Chase P. Chisholm L. Churchill L. Clements C. Clough V. Cole T. Coleman S. Comeau M. Connor S. Cornish R. Coulp K. Crane R. Crossland T. Croteau C. Cutshall G. Daigneault J. Daly S. Danico 167 D. Daniels L. Davey R. DeCourcy D. Demars F. Depuy P. DesRoches D. Dignam D. Dion D. Dionne S. Dobson C. Dodge K. Dodge M. Douglas D. Downard R. Downer D. Downes L. Dreyer D. Dugas N. Dustin T. Dwyer P. Eastman A. Eaton C. Eaton D. Eaton K. Eaton 168 P, Ewing D. Faragi M. Felch C. Ferreira S. Fifer J. Filippone R. Fitz M. Flanagan D. Fowler D. Fracassi N. Fritz L. Garand M. Garrish M. Gauron S. Gauron A. George K. Gilbert K. Gliddin W. Goddard T. Grace J. Grayson K. Griggs K. Gower K. Gurl J. Haese D. Hagerman M. Hall F. Ham P. Ham L. Hammond J. Hansen D. Harmon S. Harrington J. Harris M Harris S. Harrold E. Harvey K. Harvey C. Hatch D. Hatch P. Haughton D. Hawley S. Hayes T. Heath J. Hede P. Henderson M. Herbert S. Heroux P. Hession J. Hewett D. Hill E. Hilliker C. Hinkle K. Hodge D. Hodgkins S. Hodgkins G. Hosker S. Hurd P. Inglis S. Iverson P. Jameson G. Janetos K. Jankauskas A. Janvrin T. Janvrin M. Jerabek R. Johnson J. Jones S Jones M. Josselyn J. Jubb S. Junkins D. Kane L. Kattar J. Kelley 171 W. Kennedy P. Kenney R. Kezik J. Kierstead R. Kimball L. Kingsbury E. Kirkpatrick K. Kishbaugh B. Knowles B. Knox D. Kristiansen J. Kutlowski A. Lago S. Lago K. Lambert D. Lamprey D. Lamprey R. Lamson R. LaPierre D. Lariviere L. Lawson D. Leach B. Lighthall T. Lindholm C. Linn J. Linnehan D. Littlefield R. Livingston S. Locke L. Loiacono L. Ludwick P. Lundblad C. MacDougall L. MacNeil M. Maher D. Mahoney J. Marinos C. Marshall A. Marston T. Matheney M. Mattox L. McClure E. McCue J. McDermott K. McGInley D. McGrath K. McKenzie V. McPhee B. Mercer T. Mercer A. Merrill B. Miller G. Miller K. Mills R. Mills B. Mi rabito J. Moaratty C. Moore G. Moore L. Mulcahy D. Mullen L. Mullins M. M unroe C. Neal 173 Col. 1: P. Neff, B. Nelson, R. Noble, J. Oakley, $. Oatley, K. O'Connor, L. O'Connor. Col. 2: K. Ohlemeier, M. O'Keefe, J. Oneail, B. Palmer, L. Parkhurst, J. Patton, M. Perkins. Col. 3: T. Peters, S. Peterson, D. Pettis, J. Piepgrass, M. Pinchott, B. Platenik, R. Platenik. Col. 4: H. Pollard, W. Pool, M. Preston, M. Preston, J. Price, D. Provencal, M. Randall. Col. 5: L. Reed, J. Regis, J. Remick, P. Reynolds, G. Richard, R. Rilling, P. Robins. Col. 6: S. Robichaud, D. Robidoux, E. Robinson, L. Robinson, L. Robinson, R. Rocheleau, S. Rogers. Col. 7: G. Royal, B. Sanborn, S. Sarson, K. Schrempf, L. Shaw, P. Shaw, K. Sicard. Col. 8: P. Silver, A. Sisson, C. Sline, K. Sline, E. Small, B. Smith, R. Smith. Col. 9: R. Snow, T. Speanburg, R. Stanley A. Stewart, L. Stone, R. Sweeney, E. Taylor. 174 Col. 1: R. Taylor R. Taylor H. Tilbury T. Tirone V. Trofatter Col. 2: J. Trumbull T. Turcotte J. Vadeboncoeur B. Walton R. Wasson Col. 3: L. Watkins N. Watson J. Weeks P. Weinhold F. Welch Col. 4: B. Whenal G. White P. Whitney M. Wills K. Willwerth Col. 5: C. Witcomb L. Withycomb W. Wright C. Young P. Yuskiewicz Outdoor Outdoor Learning is an experience, a challenge and an adventure. We go to the woods, to mountains, cliffs and water- ways. We cover new ground, see new sights and tap new resources within our- selves. Our mode of travel is self-propul- sion: walking, ski-touring, climbing, canoeing and bicycling. Our classroom is the outdoors. Student Council PresidentâBill Smith, Vice-PresidentâLee Brooks, TreasurerâBilly Lavallee, SecretaryâBill McGovern 180 Class Officers Seniors Presâ Debbie Monegan Vice PresâMeg Ober, TreasureâCathy Carlisle, Secretaryâ Sara By- chock Freshman Vice PresâKyle Sicard, Treasure--Mike Barr, SecretaryâRhonda Bowley, MissingâPresâ Bob Rilling Juniors PresâJohn Mcllveen, Vice PresâBarbie Robin- son TreasureâMaribeth Hollingworth, Secretaryâ Debbie Duchemin Sophomores PresâLee Kernahan, VPâJane Norton, Treasâ Mary Anne Fliss SecâAmy Hackett. 181 National Honor Society Top Row LâR: Cathy Carlisle, TreasureâBarbara Casassa, Debbie Monegan, David Elliot, Gary Sawyer, Su- san Wodds SecretaryâJaan Paarlberg, AdvisorâMiss Jane Lynch. Middle Row LâR: Tina Dodge, Lori White, Anne DiBartolomeo, Meg Ober, Seated, PresidentâJackie Eaby, Vice PresidentâSue Sawyer, Missing Debbie Chouinard, Kim Johnson. The National Honor Society is an organization which gives recognition at a na- tional level to those students with outstanding qualities in academics, character, leadership, and service to the school. The annual induction was held on March 18, which was too late to be included in this years yearbook. Congratulations to all new members. Ski Club Left To Right: Matt Hinkle, Peter Adams, Bob Lambert, Jenney Lermer, Bob Hutchinson, Ken Hawley, Ad- visorâ Miss Alice Sargent, Laura Humphrey, Andrea Melville, Beth Nicholson, Karen Decoursy, Dale Kim- ball. 182 Debate Club LâR: Sue Sawyer, Jackie Eaby, John Paarlberg, Diane Guzinski, Ad- visorâ Miss Donohoe, Tim Yeaton, Matt Hinkle, Maribeth Hollingworth. This year a number of students who enrolled in the debate class had a privilage of representing W.H.S. at two meets. The first held at Dartmouth College found the Affirma- tive team (Jackie Eaby and Sue Sawyer) took fourth place in the novice divi- sion. And the second held at Bates College Maine. In the meets W.H.S. did well placing with schools from across greater New England. Audio Visual LâR: Steve Bowley, David Hoyt, Eric Mulcahy, AdvisorâMr. Donaldson, Larry Brackett, Brian Hamilton, Mark Perkins, Missing Kathy Hanson. L â R: Cathy C__isle, Debbie Duchemin, George Pappademas, Mary Ellen Linnehan, Seated: Jeff Sicard. Mathletes Math team members are invited to participate by Miss Hudson, the team advisor. The members indicate their druthers for the categories in which they will compete during each meet. At the mid-point of the season, the W.H.S. team is in 5th place in the League of 19 schools. LâR: Larry Hart, Bob Betts, Scott Almeda, Jackie Eaby, Holly McConnell, Sue Sawyer, John Janetos, Mark Lynch, David O'Sullivan, Ellen Pomroy, Gary Sawyer. The Paper 184 Office Aides Denise Fitzpatrick, Susan Longley, Meg Hanley. 185 Debbie Marcinko, Kathy Munroe. 186 Pep Rallies 187 Kathryn Aichele Gary Annis Debbie Armstrong Lisa Bancewicz Melanie Bancewica Beth Barrett Robert Beal Suzanne Bernier Amy Blackburn Gerald Bonsey Terrance Bowen Robert Brown Suzanne Brown Linda Campbell Debra Caswell Jennifer Cilley Blaine Conant Kathy Crotty Jeff Davis Charles Demers Kelly Dennis Polly Desroches Mary Lou Dow James Dustin John Dustin Nancy Dustin Donald Easton Pam Feeney Gary Genestreti Bernie Gynan Amy Goddard Susan Goddard Wendy Goddard Mark Hall Patty Ham Dave Hart Steve Hodge Doug Holderman Mark Holman Dennis Houle Harold Janvrin jkMjf Mi ' k j â i ' r-v- ⢠- Band Paul Jerabek Jewel Jones Geordle King Brian Knox Juanita Kus Bill Kutlowski John Kutlowski David Lamprey Heidi Larrabee David Larriviere Susan Longley Alison Luck John Mason Corri MacDougall Cora Marshall Matthew Mattox Holly McConnell Kim Moulton Mary McHenry Cliff Muise David Nelson Cathy Noonan Tom O'Brien Karen Parkhurst Daniel Paul Tracy Peters Barbara Preston Colleen Ryan Angela Sambold Sylvia Sambold Steve Sheridan Michael Talbot Ann Taylor Eve Vangel Albert Weare Marcell Weare Peter Weinhold Florence Welch Nancy Woods Susan Woods Paula Yuskiewicz 189 FLAG CARRIERS Margo Baillargeon Eileen Bancewicz Denise Carney Cheryl Conant Donna Copp Lisa Dryer Pat Ficke Meg Hanley Loretta Henderson Angela Hopkin Kim Jankauskas Mary Jerabek Terri Kinsman Kelly Lambert Julie Melvin Pam Neff Deborah Noble Lisa Park hurst Cheryl Pearson Debra Provencal Sharon Robichaud Vicki Rowell Leslie Shaw Maureen Shea Vivian Taylor Vivki Trofatter MAJORETTES Melanie Barr Rhonda Bowley Evelyn Brown Lisa Chandler Sussann Crane Lori Fitts Patty Henderson Cheryl Merrill Ann Stebins PEP BAND Kneelingâ R. Brown, P. Jerabek, D. Houle. Row 2: S. Goddard, M. Dow, S. Sambold, F. Welch, S. Longley, W. Goddard, L. Bancewicz, C. Noonan, A. Goddard. Row 3: M. Talbot, R. Beal, P. Feeney, J. Cilley, K. Parkhurst, D. Armstrong, S. Bernier, T. Peters. Row 4: S. Hodge, T. O'Brien, S. Brown, A. Sambold, J. Mason, C. Muise, D. Holderman, J. Dustin, G. King. Row 5: J. Dustin, T. Bowen, J. Jones, A. Weare G. Genestrieti, J. Davis. The PEP Band supplied music at most of the home Warrior basket- ball games. STAGE BAND Row 1: G. King, B. Brown, S. Sheridan, D. Mullen, C. Noonan, P. Jer- abek. Row 2: K. Aichelle, D. Paul, S. Brown, T. O'Brien, S. Sambold, M. Talbot, B. Beal, S. Hodge. Row 3: J. Dustin, H. Janvrin, J. Dustin,M. Holman, A. Taylor, B. Conant, G. Genestreti, D. Eaton, J. Davis, D. Nelson. 191 Chorus Ramsay AI i Bey Karen Anderson Cindy Annis Eileen Bancewlcz Cheryl Bauer Melba Beckman Kim Binette Lisa Boettcher Rhonda Bowley Steve Bowley Linda Brackett Evelyn Brown Jodi Brown Jackie Brunelle Denise Carney Susan Clock Candice Clugh Wanda Clough Donna Copp Cheryl Conant Michelle Dana Mark Danner Kathy Dunbrack Martha Eld Debbie Flech Pat Ficke Valerie Fowler Pam Gagnon Richard Goss Cathryn Hansen Elizabeth Hawley Loretta Henderson Patricia Henderson Meg Hanley Mary Jerabek Debra Johnson 9 t 192 Chorus D'Arcy Kingsley Terri Kinsman Lori Knowles Carol Livingstone Audrey Locke Leisa Marston Jessie Mason Mark Mawson Andy McConnell Vickie McPhee Debbie Noble Paul O'Brien Lisa Park hurst Wayne Patterson Cheryl Pearson Sharon Peterson Susan Pineo James Preston Jackie Price Debbie Provencal Clifford Rowe Donald Rowe Victoria Rowell Gary Sawyer Maureen Shea Bill Standen Terri Trofatter Debbie Walters Wendi Warren Anthony Welsh Craig White Lisa Wilson Angela Hopkin 193 194 Drama Club Gramercy Ghost CAST Margaret Collins . . . . Nancy Willard............ Parker Burnett........... Augusta Ames............ Charley Stewart......... Nathaniel Coombes . . . Officer Morrison......... Irv..................... Rocky................... Ambulance Driver . . . . Assistant Driver........ Molly................... Director................ Assistant Director. . . . Production State Manager Publicity Poster....... . . . Kathy Reiley . . . Jan Aquizap ........Scott Fifer . Andrea Melville . . John Mcllveen . . . .Mark Danner George Papademas . . . .Jim Bohan . David Thibodeau . . . .Tim Plouffe . . . Pam Feeney . . . Lisa Merrill . . . Russ Charron .... Tina Dodge . . . .Tina Dodge . . . James Dustin SCENERY CONSTRUCTION â˘Andrea Melvelle Jennifer Cilley Loia Gauron Laura Humphrey Lisa Merrill Beth Nicholson Kathy Reiley John Mcllveen Pam Feeney LIGHTING Lisa Merrill PROPERTIES â˘Kathy Reiley Jan Aquizap Coleen Battcock COSTUMES â˘Lianne Stone Lauren Stone Beth Nicholson Mary Ellen Linnehan Laura Loiacono Lois Gauron SOUND â˘Paul Jerabek Priscilla Daniell Susan Goddard MAKE-UP â˘Mark Danner Katy Aichele Diane Hawley Roseann Loiacono Karen Parkhurst Laura Loiacono Peggy Bohan PUBLICITY â˘Mark Danner Lauren Stone Special thanks to Miss Alice Sargent and the silk screening class, especially Jackie Young and Pattie LaBrie. The Custodial Staff of W. H. S. can never receive enough thanks for their help and cooperation. 195 Drama Club You're A Good Man Charlie Brown COSTUMES â˘Laura Humphrey Lauren Stone Pam Feeney Scot Fifer SCENERY â˘Andrea Melville George Pappademas Roseann Leiaceno Cheryl Conant Cheryl Pearson Carol Livingston Cathy Noonan Laura Leianceno Ann Taylor Lori Lawson Terri Kinsman Maureen Shea PUBLICITY Mark Danner Bill Grandmaison Diane Hawley Lauren Stone LIGHTS Pam Feeney Laura Humphrey PROPERTIES â˘Lisa Merrill David Thibedeau Maureen Shea Debbie Leach Bobby Beal Scott Fifer Paul Jerabek Sue Goddard TICKETS â˘Roseann Leiancero Cheryl Pearson Kathy Reiley Cliff Muise Debbie Leach CAST Charlie Brown Lucy.......... Linus . . . . Snoppy . . . . Patty......... Schroder . . . . .John Mcllveen .Andrea Melville Doug Holderman Holly McConnell . . . . Meg Ober . . .Mark Danner Director.........Russ Charron Assistant Director . . .Beth Nicholson Choreography . . .Juanita Kus Andrea Melville Musical Directors . . . Stan Bednarz Richard Ray 196 197 Representing the Senior Class: John Regis Jackie Eaby, Junior Class: Bob Betts Lee Brooks, Sophomore Class: John Mason Tina Cushing, Freshmen Class: Greg Janetos Julia Jubb. 198 199 Senior Queen Cindy Whee- len; Junior Princess, Andrea Fec- teau; Sopho- more Princess, Mary McHenry; Freshman Princess, Sus- an Harrington. WINNACARNIVAL RESULTS SENIORS 47 Juniors 56 1 2 Sophomores 63 1 2 Freshman 73 200 201 Best Wishes to the Class of â76 WAKEDA CAMPGROUND Route 88 Hampton Falls, N.H. BEAN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 143 Winnacunnet Road, Hampton âComplete Insurance Service June L. Bean, President Best Wishes Class of â76 ST1TCH-N-KN1T SHOP 50 High Street Hampton, N.H. Compliments of TERRYâS BEAUTY SHOP LARRY'S BARBER SHOP For That Distinctive Styleâ 22 High Street Hampton, N.H. 926-3830 926-8622 Congratulations to the Class of â76 SUGAR âN SPICE BAKERY Dick June Chevalier LOUISEâS SPORT SHOP 183 WATER ST. EXETER. N.H. 772-3257 20 Depot Square Hampton, N.H. Best Wishes Class of 1976 COLT NEWS STORE. INC. INC -----------1 DEPOT HONDA 20 DEPOT SQUARE - HAMPTON. NEW HAMPSHIRE 03642. auikouzed. safes 926'4581 and sewicc Hampton, N.H. Hampton Center Good things happen on a Honda. 202 PALMER'S PHARMACY THE VANITY CASE Compliments of 926-3344 of Hampton (High Street Parking Lot) 24 hour emergency prescription service Hospital supplies for sale and rent The finest in feminine fashions from Juniors to the more Mature Women Visit our new Junior Shop 442 Lafayette Road Hampton, N.H. 926- 2030 THE EXETER INN Exeter, NH KNIBBS GARDEN CENTER, INC. Hampton Road Route I0IC, Exeter, N.H. Owned by: Jim Churchill SEARS 189 Water Street Exeter, N.H. 772-4721 202 THE HAMPTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK extends Best Wishes to the Graduates Compliments of Hampton Police Relief Association YOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT DEPENDS UPON COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION A badge wonât stop a burglar or a bullet. Today, it doesnât even get universal respect. A badge wonât make you safe. ONLY THE MAN BEHIND IT CAN DO THAT. Heâll help you. Heâll help deliver a baby. Heâll help to find a lost child or to direct traffic. Heâll help in a time of emergen- cy and need. Heâll help the community. 205 WELL DONE AND GOOD LUCK! STEVENS STUDIOS A Complete Photographic Service 206 TOUR KI V agent JANVRIN S INC. Lumber, Building Materials Hampton Falls, New Hampshire D.M. Dail D.L. Janvrin Phone: 926-3366 TOBEYAND MERRILL Insurance Future Success 42 High Street â Hampton, N.H. Telephone Area Code 603 926-3353 â 926-3922 926-4901 JERRYâS RESTAURANT Congratulations: HAMPTON NATIONAL BANK HIGH STRUT. HAMPTON NEW HAMPSHIRE SEA6ROOK OEEICI LAFAYETTE (ROUTE II ANO NEW ZEALANO RO NORTH HAMPTON OEHCE NORTH HAMPTON SHOPPING CENTER MEMSER EEOERAt OEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ANO EEOERAI RESERVE SYSTEM Compliments of BERRYâS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY North Hampton, New Hampshire CONGRATS TO Winnacunnct's 18th Class The Class of 1976 âThe Future is Yours Grads: Send address and name changes to the Alumni Associa- tionâs permanent address below. Indicate if interested in re- ceiving our annual âAlumni Bulletinâ each June. The âBulle- tinâ relays news of the school and the Association as well as details of our general Reunion-Banquet held in mid-June. The Association is the only office that attempts to maintain class address lists. We have been doing it since 1907 for all classes back to the Class of 1887, Hampton Academy High School. Hampton Academy and Winnacunnet High School Alumni Association Post Office Box 8 Hampton, N.H. 03842 Compliments of WITHEY PRESS Printers and Publishers MARTYâS STEAK HOUSE BILLâS COUNTRY STORE Route One Scabrook, N.H. 03874 Electrical Plumbing Supplies Adelphi Paints COMPLIMENTS OF Exeter Barring Company Exeter. Hampton Falls, Raymond and Stratham. New Hampshire Member F DlC o 11 Hi6ttsn?eEr WAnPrtW w oÂŁ 0 c 7 619 Lafayette Rd Hampton, N.H. TEL. 926-3355 SCOTT PONTIAC CO. Congratulations to the Class of '76 LA MIES TAVERN DALTON MOTEL U.S. Route 1, Hampton Center, N.H. Beaches, churches and theaters nearby. Thermostat controlled heat and central air-conditioning. Open Year Round YOUR HOSTS âEl and Alice Wilbur Tel. (603) 926-2466 MARTY'S HIDE-AWAY STEAK HOUSE RESTAURANT LOUNGE Weddings â Banquets â Clubs Private Parties Cedar Rd. off Rte. 1, North Hampton Telephone 964-8189 or 964-8431 Hollis and Anita Shaw . PAUL MCINNIS ANTIQUES CENTER 1 Lafayette Road Route I North Hampton. N.H. 03862 Antiques Bought and Sold Tel 603 964-6596 Class of 73 211 Good Luck Class of '76 EAMES HOUSE âComplete Furnishings for the Homeâ tel. 926-2152 Lafayette Road Hampton GUSâ INTERNATIONAL BIKE SHOP S3 lofayatto Rd. No. Hampton. N.H. Tel. 964-5443 212 GOLDEN EAGLE Coppersmith WEATHERVANES LANTERNS CUPOLAS CUSTOM COPPER WORK COLO LEAFING âJust give us a call and become a living doll LENNY'S BEAUTY SALON 471 Lafayette Road Hampton, N.H. 926-6092 Best Wishes Class of 1976 MOUSE OF TRAVEL 846 Lafayette Road Hampton, N.H. 926-4554 NO SERVICE CHARGE (Arm Compliments of PEARSE LEATHER COMPANY Kershaw Ave. Hampton, N.H. FRANKâS SPORT SHOP 17 High Street Hampton âYOUR SPORTING GOODS CENTER IN HAMPTONâ Robbins Auto Parts Inc. 723 Lafayette Road Hampton, N.H. 926-8781 Town Beach Motel Lafayette Road Hampton 926-2742 Congratulations to the Class of â76 McDormand's Menâs Wear Hampton, New Hampshire HAMPTON VILLAGE HARDWARE HAMPTON DRY CLEANERS. INC. Coin-Op Laundry 644 Lafayette Rd. Hampton Your Convenient Full Service Hardware Store 2 High Street Hampton tel. 926-8588 Best of Luck Class of '76 Compliments of SOUTH WIND FILLEY'S MARINE RESTAURANT Route 1 Rye, N.H. WICKES LUMBER Worlds Largest Retailer of Building Supplies Congratulations to the Class of '76 A.W. BROWN LOUISE'S SPORT SHOP SON, INC. 183 Water ST. Exeter. N.H. Plumbing Heating Contractor Hampton. N.H. tel. 926-3605 Congradulations to the Class of 76 BERGES REAL ESTATE 300 Lafayette Rd. Hampton tel. 926-5100 Compliments of BUZZ HAIRSTYLIST Buzz Daigle Lenny Daigle Best Wishes to the Class of '76 YANKEE TRADER REALTY 724 Lafayette Rd. Hampton, N.H. WISHING WELL MOTEL 186 LAFAYETTE ROAD NORTH HAMPTON. N H (603) 964 5565 Open all year round. ut 4?. m SHED ROSSIGNOI K2 NOROICA HCAO WILSON BANCROFT ROUTE 1 HAMPTON. NEW HAMPSHIRE M3 9?6-S1ÂŤt TutliiiouiU' S|mfliwKii lor all ⢠umuii STONES Over 10,000 pairs of Levis lowest price in the state â save S2.00 a pair LaCoste Shirts Hassar pants Lee Knits Woolrich down products Career Club 161 Water St. Exeter, N.H. Best of Luck BIG Nâ CRIB SHOPPEE and GORDENâS SHOE STORE Hampton Center, N.H. Best Wishes Class of 1976 PAUL W. HOBBS INSURANCE North Hampton LOUISE RAMSDELL QUINT RICHARD D. BUXTON Hampton Flower and Garden Shop, Inc. 694 Lafayette Road Hampton. N. H. D3Q42 926-2446 â P'jSV77 â Specializing in North Hampton Properties Diane Jones, Realtor 964-5767 MLS ___ âfy 207 Atlantic Avenue ÂŽ North Hampton, N. H. m Best Wishes Class of '76 Š Exeter Ban ing Company 219
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