Winnacunnet High School - Sachem Yearbook (Hampton, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1977 volume:

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Upon leaving, we look back on your dedicated guidance with an inde- scribable gratefulness. Thank you, The Class of 1977 2 Table Of Contents Faculty.......................................................... 5 Seniors .........................................................21 Sports 83 Juniors 25 Sophomores 137 Freshmen 149 Activities .....................................................161 Ads.............................................................186 Dr. Richard C. Hamilton Superintendent of Schools Mr. Gregory A. Pickering North Hampton Superintendent Of Schools, School Board Mr. Howard C. Page, Jr., Chairman Hampton Mr. Arnold D. Knowles Seabrook Mr. Philip Sicard Hampton Falls Mr. Robert Wallace Hampton 4 Eugene Hawley Joseph Bruno Administration Stephen Bamford Jean Woodburn ii i Barbara Daly Secretaries T ■ Ruth Goodwin Pamela Hammond PS y Stanley Bednarz Mildred Nugent Audio Visual, Drivers Ed., Nurse, Placement, Music Mildred Nugent William Kenney Home Economics, Industrial Arts � L. Russell MacDonald Richard Nye Neal Gadwah Priscilla Royal Catherine Burroughs Janis Petrou Anne Russell ■LJ Art, Business Ruth Seidel Nancy Latvis Donna Dennehy Deborah Nowak Sue Norton Carleen Riordan Ronald Prevoir Foreign Language, Library, Core Otis Mudge Susan Foster Jeannette Matatics Angela Shipman Laurie Joslin Jeannette Matatics Allan Bushold Sherri Hoyt Richard Paquin Marjorie Henderson Jeremy Sawyer ( Barbara Kinsman Guidance June Maloney Robert Swasey M. Jeanne McGuirk 12 Jeremy Sawyer Richard Walsh Robert Dodge Physical Education 13 Beth Camp Bruce Carrier Mathematics Barbara Hudson Lynda Curtin 14 15 16 Richard Bohm Science Richard Ladd Herbert Moyer 17 18 Social Studies Rosario Charron Leonard Barron n in It Thomas Follansbee Patrick Hanley Stillman Hobbs Nancy McDonough CLASS OF Peter C. Adams Ellen M. Baptiste Brian John Barrett 22 Scott Arthur Aquizap Pamela L. Barr Wendy Bartlett Timothy John Bohan Catherine O. Bonsey Barbara Jeanne Borchardt Colleen M. Battcock Robert A, Beal Kim Maire Blanchard Robert B. Betts Lisa Gayle Boettcher April Binette 23 Barbara Jean Bowen Terrance Charles Bowen 24 Loma Boyd Linda Anne Brackett Lee Goss Brooks John A. Brindle Jodi E. Brown Shelley Ann Brown April Bunker Diane A. Butler 25 Richard Cechetti Lynn Susan Chittick Cheri L. Clements nn Clocher Wanda L. Clough Charles E. Coffey 27 Chester W. Coffey Judith M. Collins Blaine D. Conant 28 Aktina M. Coussoule Javier U. Contreras Sharon Lee Cornish Christopher Daigneault i Thomas K. Crowe Scott William Danico John J. Daniell Cheryl D. Darvid Carol A. Davies Randy S. Darling Susan E. Daland Richard T. DeCosta 29 Paula A. Douglas Marlena E. Dow Mary Lou Dow Elizabeth A. Downer Deborah Jacqueline Duchemin Richard F, Dumore 31 Kenneth W. Eaton 32 Therese M. Elliott Douglas K. Erickson Andrea M. Fecteau Denise J. Fitzpatrick Lawrence E. Ford Patricia A. Ficke Robert O. Fowler Michael J. Fuller Beth Ann Gagnon 34 Loretta A. Fritz Pamela J, Gagnon Frederick G. Goss Donna Grandmaison Donna Anne Grant Leisa Marie Griffin Mark Drake Hale Heather Alicia Hammond Margaret Hanley Carlene M. Harrington 35 Kathleen M. Harrington Lawrence W. Hart Elizabeth Christine Hawley Bradley T. Heath Nancy Hedman Loretta L Henderson Donald Joseph Hession Harold W. Hewlett 36 Mary E. Hollingworth V Diane Ruth Hill Linda Karen Hill 37 Raymond Hill Mark W. Holman Robert B. Hutchinson Harold F. Janvrin Steven F. Janvrin Lizabeth G. Jones Dawn R. Junkins k 38 John M. Janetos Kathleen A. Johnston Beth Kelleher William F. Kemahan Timothy C. Kimball William Knowles Greg R. Kimmel 39 Stephen C. Kenney Elizabeth A, Knox Juanita Kus William J. Lavallee Gregory La barre Mary A, Kutlowski Patricia A, Labrie Albert P. Lelis William J. Kutlowski Andrew L. Leonard 40 Robert B. Lambert Peter Adams Likes: Fluency in espranto, Some- one from Haverhill, My good friends, General all around fun and hell-raising. Nicknames: Pete, Pedro, Shuffle-Bra ins. Dis- likes: Yellow Mistangs, Green Pintos, Broken hockey sticks, Pea- nut-butter sticking to the woof of your mowf. Memories: The camp, Where's that damn mail- box? , Summer of 73, November 6, 1975, Conway, That great camper, Cruising with Pat, Ricar- do, Brian, and Tom, My senior and Junior years. Cindy Annis Nickname: Cyn, Cindylee, Susa- belle, Colleen by Mr. P. Likes: Family, Beach, Parties, Polok, Guinea, Miggie, Billy, Summer. Dislikes: Snow, History with D.M. Niagara Falls, Winning football game against Exeter my junior year, Nancy and I matchmaking guys from Mass, to WHS girl, etc . . . Achievement: Graduating in January. Favorite Saying: Really? Scott Aquizap Achievements: Football-1,2,3,4, Track-1,2,3,4. Likes: Hampton Beach in the summer, P.D.I.W. A.L.Y., Rick's shack, Patricia's class '74 G '76, Spikes class. Memories: Daniel's party '76, Hawiian Gardens with JC G DB, out in Rick's boat, Jokes about crying Charlie or Dog Face, UNH '76, Peterson's tin-can tail pipes, Weir's Beach with Schmidlap's 20 yr. old mother, driving home from Laconia, Schmidlap. Zappa Lachapelle's auto salvage, Hamp- ton Beach, NH, First Experience. Quote: Over familiarity breeds contempt. Eileen Bancewicz D.P. Memories: 8 26 76, Tuna fishing, 8 28 76 Party ! All the BOBBIN ROBINS at the state pier, MAD DOG 20 20. Achievements: Chorus 1,3,4, Flag Carrying 3,4, Graduating . . . Likes: Beacon, Boats and the Gauron Gang. Dis- likes: Always fighting and snobs. Sayings Radzik what's a bobbin robin ? Ellen Baptiste Elliephant, Duche, Hugly, Soc- cer, Kicks, Help, My Bottle , Frigid- M.A.-23-Hot-Stuff, Crui- sin' with TK, JC, and PR, All 11 of us, Shelley BB, Rock-I've seen better, Songs, That's sad, Smut- tynose, Mike, Munch, Mr. V., Pickles, Pawtuckaway, Saugus, Crotched Mt., C.D., Ya gotta have friends -Barbs, that's what she said, I'd tell you but you'd tell your mother., 6-2442, Prom w M.R., Mts. Picnic Wendy Bartlett Likes: Family Friends Kodi get- ting rowdy weekends concerts Xmas. Dislikes: waiting losing an argument getting caught. Memories: getting in trouble with Melissa All the good times with Billy Joyous, Kim, Laurin Summer 75 G 76 the Pit the drags 108 Mts. Zooy Beach Apts Big Banana Cet Rowdy Chapman Cripple fingers out wicked DWjD Yowza town Jamacians Brian Barrett Cross Country-Track-SPS ASP- Student Council Trea$urer-Class President-Student Council- NHS- Stage Band- The Blue G White - Hampton Union -Yearbook. DISPLEASURES: Meldrim-senior portraits hugging a tree-Mono- Jimmy Carter's Smile. PLEA- SURES: Model A-Classic films- Cagney-Garbo-Bogart-Groucho- Jimmy Carter's Peanuts. AMBI- TION: To be an artist and redec- orate the Sistine Chapel. MEMO- RIES: Craig Seaver Tom Shirley Summer Expeditions-Bridge and Trestle jumping-High diving off bleachers-Fetal Pigs. Colleen Battcock Likes: Ireland, Summer '76, Soc- cer, License, Riding, Movies, McNair G Family, Good books, Pep Rally, Freedom Trail, D.C., H.E.F., Boston, Debate, Mes amies, Drama Club, Newspaper, Mel campaigns, Honor Roll, Class activities, Times with Deb- bie, If you have one true friend, you have more than your share. Often the greatest enemy of present happiness is past happiness too remembered. Robert Beal Loves: Suzanne Bernier. Likes: music, Elton John, the Piano, frappes, Friends. Hates: to grad- uate, E)oing nothing, Raffle tick- ets, Math. Achievements: Band- 4, Stage Band-4, Pep Band-2, All State-1, Band Captain-76, Passing Latin with Fife and Steve. Mem- ories: 10 6 75, all the times with Sue and Doug, Blaine, Mark, Xchange concert-75, Laconia, the Junior Prom with Sue, Bunny H.B., Gubba, Argh. Thanks: Mr. Vaughn, Mr. Ray, Mr. B. Robert Betts Likes-skiing, Biology, SUFAWI- SP, CC G KG, cruising, female acquaintances Favorite reading- Desiderata Accomplishments- NHS, Chem A, SPSASP, surviv- ing Memories- Who wears short shorts? , Getting caught in the girls' dorm at 4:30 AM, =3.14159 2653589793 . . . , WHAT is the 41 difference between an orange? Goal-I don't know—I haven't scored one lately Desire- I wish my hats would fit someone else! Kim Blanchard Loves - Partying, Beach, Bars, Being Happy. Memories - B.P., K.F., S.B. Hates - WHS Lisa Boettcher Loves: My family, friends, the best, Luxury, HARLEYS, CHEVYS, hot GTO's, Sweden, MAINE, WIS- CONSIN, My horse, Leo's, Diana, Brian, Bernie, Chet-hog, Party- ing, getting rowdy. Favorite Say- ing: I take whatever I want. .. Tim Bohan SCHMIDLAP Pastimes: Rattling Cages, Girl watching. Likes: Strongside LB, Polevaulting, 2, Mopars, DF, Flying, Pits specials, Zeek B, Gus and the Klan, Led Zepplin, summers on the beach, a yellow Datsun pickup, class of 76, Freckles, Python, July 28, Friends. Memories: AKR, Latin 18II, But- tercup, ZAP, Pilot to Co-pilot episode, Friday night practices. Dislikes: stitches over right eye, Snobby girls. Ach: Football 1-4, Spring Track 1-4. Hey ZAP, Who picked 'em up? , Kiddo you've got to finish before you can win. Cathy Bonsey FUFFA . . . cheering . . . Kelkan! Bunkyl Brandeis '75, (riiight!), closets, Silent Scream, hulp!.. 6 Harris Ave., the great Barf, SCGO Fall '75, every Satur- day, Rowdie, P is for, all-nite- long, clean-up crew, Blue Lights- Bolt! , Bick, Sunday matinee, Soccer games, Dander, 11-1-76, Killing Exeter, Bubbles . • . will nots, vegging . . • Summer '76, the Lake, pony-pax, the 3 K s, site 89 G 158, Ray-4, Joel, Green Eyes - (wow !) fluff... Dekuyper's G Dew. Barbara Borchardt I'd like to thank all the people who've helped me get through these last four years. There are no words that can express my thanks. For there is nothing to fear but fear itself. Lorraine Bourdeau Memories: S G S, Summer 75, 11:00 Pizzas, Get Closer , Cali- fornia. Achievements: Major- ette, The Blue and White. Lorna Boyd Nickname: Lorn. Likes: My family, Wayne, Walking on the beach, Laughing, being happy. Dislikes: getting up early, wait- ing, being bored. Memories: freshman year, D.E. Room, 5 31 76 the mountains 1, 2 15 74 Barbara Bowen BJ Crimp . . . Likes: Mountains, Bowling, Mass., Vermont, farms, sports, 4 3, 4 76, 5 31 76, Alba- tross, Escalator kings . . . N.Y.C. 73, Moons, Track 76 , Basket- ball 2-4, Track 1-3, x-country 3-4, CoCaptain 4, You don't have to be crazy but it helps! Linda Brackett Lin. . . family. . .friends. . . laughing with Deb . . .Exeter kids . . . motorcycles . . • Fall . . • Summer 76 . . .Chorus 2-3-4 . . . Playing my guitar. . .traveling. . . If you see someone without a smile, Give him one of yours. John Brindle Dislikes: Homework. Likes: Math G Study. Hobbies: Bowling, Model building, and painting. I'm glad to be leaving this school only be- cause I learned something in it. I liked school because I could take a course in driver's ed. instead of taking private driving lessons and spending more money. I disliked school because I had classes that rarely went on field trips and couldn't get transportation to the certain area we were discussing in class. Good luck to next year's seniors. Sue Brinser Likes: Red, Channel 9, the rocks, vodka G gin. True friends-D.H.- P.T.-T.W. Dislikes: Getting caught, Phonies, C.T. G D.W., Mr. Bruno and his Damn Yankees, being separated. Memories: J. Geils Concerts w D.B. and T.W.- that continuous buzz, My Base- ment! P.B.R. -Boom- Oy! Austria G '76 Olympics. Lee Brooks Ach: Track 1-4, Football 4, Parties 1-4, Student Council Pres., Year- book 1-4, National Honor Society. Dislikes: Pooves, Wonks, Home- work. Likes: Winning, Stones, Hendrix, Python, SN, Hiking, SSD. Mem: Getting rowdy, Da Group, Da Pit, State Champ Re- lay, 6 12 76, NNE Meet, 2 21 76, Bad Seed , Outdoor Learn- ing, Smuttynose, SGUJ, Kanca- maugus, Raunchy Shirts , You can't always get what you want - M. J agger Jodi Brown Likes: Lit, Friends, Family, Sur- prises, Weekends, Animals. Dis- likes: Lies, snobs, waiting, Bugs. Memories: 7 27 75, Chorus, Freshman year, 10 11 75. Hobbies Playing pool, cooking. Achieve- ments: Graduating. 42 Bob C. Brown Likes: Eva-Fig-Treb, beach, sun- rise, biking, juniors, smiling, ex- change-concerts, track, US his- tory, crosscountry, movies, drums. Achievements: Boy's State, Stage Band, Band, cross country, track. Ambitions: Law Enforcement, M P's, St. Anslems College. Mem- ories: June 15, 75, Aug. 1, Sum- mer 75, Bike trip, White moun- tains, Nov. 28, Plum Island, playland. Shelley Brown Rich, Freshman Yr., Smuttynose, C.C., 6 26 75, Bio., SOCCER: '75 with The Crew -'76 with The Captain , poker games, 11 1 75, knock on wood, 12 9 75, my opel, Ellie G Deb, Lunch wr P.S., Midget Hockey, 9, We're No. 1! , Chrissy, 5 17 75 G 6, The Duche's, D.C.-ness, black, Precious and Few, Jr. Year, the Deli, '76 Summer, Sagamore, RMSSP, rain, Fric-Frac, MG D, pennies, auctions, the Mac's, Kel G Biddy, Go! , Sam, I know , F.B.I., Baby, H.C., Munch, J, E G D, Mr. Vaughan. Fursan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. Suzanne Brown Loves: Cliff, my family, my horses. LIKES: Riding, walking in the rain, good friends, surprises. Memories: 6 14 76, Deerfield. Dislikes: concussions, waiting. Achievement: Graduating. Wayne Bruno Nickname: Wayno, Prorto. Likes: Friday night, Summer, Crew Wrap- pers, tinkering with cars. Achieve- ments: Football 1-3, Hockey 2- 4, the Pig, the back roads, Sue, Agwam, Gillies, Counties, cruis- ing the coast. Dislikes: weasles, snobs. April Bunker LIKES: J.T., Castles, the Mood- ies, Europe, Mountains. MEMO_ RIES: Summer '74, Oranges with a certain Romeo in the Olds, The Reaper. ACHIEVEMENTS: Span- ish Award 3-4, AMBITION: To live in a castle, far, far away. Eric Burgon Achievements: -Graduation- Memories: - UNH -1 15 76 - GDA- Mel-Butterworth-Sarnia, Ont. - Parties-7 10 76-Cap- Rick Bushway Bush-Achievements: Space club Hounds, Broken Ankle-1. Likes- Doing it up! waves and uncoral reef. Dislikes-Trailers, Nosedives and o-wing . Remembers-Not much, Towelling, Marston School with Todd. Diane Butler Loves: Ma, Dad, honest people, art. Likes: Aerosmith, long nights, family, S.B. Dislikes: Snobby people, waiting, curfew, Memories: Summer of '76, O.S. I., being with A.B., D.B., N.B. Ambition: To make Dad happy! Avery Butt Ave - Just open your eyes, and realize, the way it's always been. Just open your mind and you will find the way it's always been. Just open your heart and that's a start. Tom Byrne Likes: Tennis, bowling, playing cards, working at Friendly's, Ping- pong, my family. Achievements: Tennis (1-4), MVP (76), Soccer (1). Dislikes: making tough de- cisions, Spanish, losing. Goal: To make a lot of money! Debbie Caiazzo Likes: THE BEACH, beach parties, summer, cruisin, walking along that beach at night, meeting new people; Dislikes: Rainy days; Memories: EF, Summer '76, Freshman year, partying down the beach. Steve Capaldi Likes: Nbsic, sports, and many hobbies. Dislikes: bad music, tests and losing. Achievements: football 2,4. Memories: Week- ends. I would like to go to college out West or New England. Peter Carroll Nickname: WAPPA. Likes: sports, parties, Schlitz, cars, the gangs destruction service, close friends, eating and stogies, good times, raising Hell. Dislikes: snobs, Monday mornings, wasted nights, Bad misfortunes. Memories: WHS, Jim, summer of 76 , NH parties, 8th grade graduation. Ambition: own business with Honda Mech. Eileen Casey Achievements: Cheering 2-3-4: Captain 4, junior prom usherette, junior prom princess. Memories: beach, summer '76, banquet, jr. prom, all night, times with rah's, 33. Likes: beach, Summer. Richard Cecchetti Loves: Elaine. Dislikes: school, Bruno. Memories: 4-10-76, 10-1-76. Achievements: 3 years. Joy Chapman Nickname: Joyous. Likes: BFM, being forgiven, McDonalds, Pump- kins, Parties, Baretta, Saturday Morning Cartoons, Steve Miller Band. Memories: The Pit, blue ford, Exeter Rd, on the Beach, Wendall, Bibs, Cripple . . ., 43 Mush, Salts Pepper, Big Banana Bobby, wicked, rowdy. Whim: to fulfill my plans. Quote: Hap- piness isn't perfected until it is shared. Rick Chapman Likes: Sox, Bruins, Pats, Hockey, Jeeps, Study, and Slurpees. Achievements: NONE to speak of. Memories: Spaulding Trio, B. Guertin game, after the Softball games in Amesbury, my party, Anatomy, Algebra, French 1,2, Pink Floyd , and all the other great times we had. Whim: NOT to be a McDonald's manager. Ambition: to go out West in a jeep. Lynn Chittick Spaulding cheerleader 1+2, Track 1, Winnacunnet Jr. Prom 76 , parties, concerts. Loves K.J.C., + Jamer, July 5, 1974, Tuckfield, The Path, Miller LITE, camping, skiing, animals. Goal: veterina- rian and to stay happy. Dorothy Chase Dort-Memories: Ladybugs, on the stage, falling hard, OH?, 70 wpm, Romans 8, math jokes, Kidstuff, the prom, Girl's State, SMILE, Eccleciasticus 6, and things to come. I have slipped the surly bonds of earth and danced the skies of laughter-silvered wings; sunward I've climbed, and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-split clouds-and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of. Where never even an eagle flew. And, while with silent, lifting mind I've trod the high and put out my hand, and touched the face of GOD. JG Cheri Clements Nickname: CHOKE. Achieve- ments: Track 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Field Hockey 1-4. Memories: from '76, 5 24 75, Basketball '76, Getting Lost in Newburyport. Likes: the beach, suntans, french fries, being around people. Dis- likes: Carrying up the goal cages, taking laps around the gym, taking notes, being lonely. Cathy Clocher Memories: Cheering 3,4- Talking on the phone-Desiree's pancakes in the morning-Switching clothes- O— Y— I— N—G— Green Pinto-Decorat- ing Committee-Prom with Don- Ashworth-Library-Base Shopping- Gossip with Sharon-McDonald's- F-A-N-G-S out the window-art class-nation wide-rooming with Eileen-Curling irons + blow dryers- fire drill-switching drivers-ex- changing gum- times with rahs- football on the beach - red dress- Old Stone Church-Celica-Short cuts-Head Fiunters-Times with friends-Powder Puff. Wanda Clough Likes: Music, Aerosmith, Black Sabbath, Summer, Smiles, Money. Dislikes: Being bored, being em- barrassed, being left alone. Mem- ories: 3 12 75, 12 19 75, BWO Moose, Nuts, Chorus, Exchange concerts. Loves: Boots, clothes, rings, kittens. Despises: The Big Cheese, Homework. Favorite Saying: Hey Chuckie! Christopher Cloutier Likes: Girls, Cars, Woodworking. Dislikes: The Big Cheese, Jocks. Memories: Borrowing, Micky Mouse Club, being rowdy, Sum- mer of 76, Nubbas. Favorite Saying: Brutal. Achievement: Graduation Wendy Codd Counting Skylarks 5 pts., fish, 3 16 76, S VanC, The place where no one's been, KM, papering arches, field hockey 2,3,4, my mustang, Celebrating at Friendlys, Trip to Waterville, Mr- MD, Dog Track, B.L., The Tracks, Pickap- plin, freshman yr., Endless Sum- mer, Grand Masters tournament, Thanks Mom. Whim-To ride a Zamboni. Charles Coffey Likes: Sports, helping others, be- ing a twin,Sunday Football games, Dislikes: Homework. Memories: Frosh Football, Mrs Kus, S mu tty- nose, Exetervs WHS '75. Achieve- ments: Frosh Football, Baseball 1-2, NHS. Blaine Conant Achievement: X-Country 1-4, Band 1-4, Hobbit , Winter Track 1-4, Spring Track 2-4, Chorus 1-4, Stage Band 3, 4. Likes:Jaan, God, dancing, running, people, helping others. Memories: Nov. 10, 1975, June 9, 1976, leg, FH- 3-0, The gang Band Football games, The wig , gumball, Ex- change Trip, Pats game! Amb: Law Enforcement officer. Quote: God is first . . . my friends and family are second ... I am third. Javier Contreras Likes: GIRLS, USA, Motorcycles, Mexico, oceanography, My fam- ily, cars, and more girls, football soccer, Kahlil Gibran, Basketball, Read and YOU. Dislikes: Peanut Butter, the people who speak Eng- lish fast. Achievements: Speak English, well, try to speak Eng- lish, come to the USA, finish my high school, be kind with people . Memories: All of you, my first day here. 44 Sharon Cornish When you point at someone, re- member that three of your fingers are pointing at yourself. Likes: Animals, The Mountains, Foot- ball, Aerosmith, Drawing +Paint- ing, Orange Juice, Amphigories, Dill, Acorn. Dislikes: Arguing, Silence. Memories: Fresh. + Soph, yrs. at Exeter, times with Rahs, O-Y-I-N-G, Colliding bureaus, Prom Decorating, Choc. Shakes, Wildcat, FANG. Tina Coussoule Likes: My Family, privacy, TEN- NIS, CHUCK FRIDAYS. MEMO- RIES: June 26, 1974--the begin- ning of it ALL, the orange silky shirt--the Night in the green MAL- IBU. Chuck's parties. Jr. year ! all the great times—with CPU Dover 2 Hours . Dislikes SNOBS- MONDAY-THURSDAY Jealous people Mothers 5-22-76 worst day of my life. Ambitions: Being happy with one special person. Going to college. Favorite Quote: I don't understand the hole sit- uation . Good Luck CP in what your goal is. Papou! Kathy Cram Kevin, The field, Pete's house, The Garden , Gutters, Fire En- gines, Dead Bodies , skipping ex- cuses to Bruno, The Great Pump- kin , 23-30-41, 7 8 76, Party- ing with The Guys , Ambition: To get married and lead a suc- cessful life. Anne Crotty They were soon joined by Doug- las, Herbert's singularly well-fa- voured sheepdog, and many were the giggles and barks that come from the shrubbery. Amphigorey curious sofa ogdred weary. GRAND MASTERS TENNIS TOURNAMENT Tom Crowe Likes:the beach, summer, money, sports cars, books, parties. Dis- likes: Ralphy , Blue Mustang, pro- bation. Memories: Debbie, Bor- rowing 4 cases of beer, crossing my name off of Bruno's list., writ- ing my name on the nurses dismis- sed list, P.R.G., trouble, Law- yers fees. Philosphy: If you can't get away with it, do it. Chris Daigneault Achievements: Basketball 1,2,4, Football 1,4, Graduating. Dis- likes: Certain Senior Girls, Los- ing, Getting caught. Likes: Par- ties, The crew, Taylor's, Beach, Prom, UNH, Field Trips, Summer of 76, Eagles, Bingo, The track, Chem, The wagon, Elephant, Lounge. Sue Daland Likes-writing, nature, emotions, friends, being myself, loving Moe. Dislikes-conceit. Accomplish- ments-basketball manager 1-2, track manager 2, Graduating. Ambitions-to live each day as it comes. Marry the man I love and live. Memories-skating in the hall, Paranoia, going out for lunch, the girls room 8 June, our favorite Martian, the rip-off, 3 11 76, falling in love. Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Scott Danico ANSWERS: The picnic; Summer '73; Junior Prom; 11; Colour My World; U.N.H.; July 4, 1975; Basketball 75-76 (the best co- captains); Flashlights; Blazing Sad- dles (I remember that part!); Sing- ing trio; U.S.H. (Excuse me!) ; night recreation; Sue's Basement; Biology (teamwork with Brad); Sanford, Maine; Beach; Fields; walks and talks; June 11; The best for Last—B.A.R. John Daniell Likes: Fridays, honest people, serious discussions, Listening to good music. Dislikes: Nurds, secrets, Monday mornings, Bore- dome, Disagreements. Nickname; Curly. Ambition: to make a lot of money and live happily. Mem- ories: KING'S. Achievement: Graduating from Winnacunnet. Favorite Saying: Is that right?, WHAT? Carol Davies Martin, bunnin',rifting, moun- tains, Canada, JD, blue eyes, sideburns, Kancamaugus, VIP-JGS brass beds, wilderness, privacy, babies .... Bullshit, bitchiness, money, Winnacunnet Prison Sys- tem, Mass., cities, ocean, rag- weed, interruptions . . ILY 10- 18-74; 12-20-74, Jr. Prom '76 SD, Pam's 7-76, 8-30-76, Lovin' it! ... . making it good 1-30- 75 and real 1-2-76 Mt. Eisen- hower 8-3-76, Willie's-- summer of 1976. Too much of something is going to lead to something. Richard DeCosta Likes: ELLEN, Firebirds, movies, cruisin', beach, weekends. Dis- likes: Homework, the bus, Mon- days. Nicknames: Rick, Ricky- boy, Dek, Rickyboy Duke, Rich. Memories: signs Inc, DeMoulas, Ray, trouble at the beach, Rais- ing hell with Derek, Lee, Steve, Don, Jeff. Arthur Demars Life would be a very dark and lonely road to travel without any friends. Thank you Juanita, Mar- tha, Walter, and everyone else, 45 for lighting the way. Caring, trus- ting, helping, understanding that's what friends are for. Memories: Juanita, Summer 76, exchange concerts, all my friends. Likes: talking with friends, chess, MATH singing, the computer. Pam Djerf Pam . . WINKS, Coz, Stevie, laughing, Tabu, tuna fish, 23- J.W., green , Jr. Prom, The Shark , devastation, judges, Wen's pool, Danvers, summers 74 G 5, snowbank, diggin around . . Rog, times with Jackie, tiger, football games, A Smile is Love Dream until your dreams come true. Doris Donoghue Likes: The mountains, '65 Ram- blers, Traveling, Fall and Winter, ERA, Deserted Beaches, LCM VlI's, Good friencds, Concerts . . . Dis- likes: Getting up in the morning, Dishonesty, Violence, Running out of gas , . . Memories: UNH with KH, ETC, BBC, 9 4 75, NYC, Connecticut, The Ice Man, . . Ambition: To live life to its fullest with no regrets. Paula Douglas Loves: my family, friends G T. Likes: individualism, freedom, being my own person, music, people. Memories: laughing, the Pub, Plum Island, my experi- ences. Achievements: surviving, graduating in 3 1 2 years. Quote: What you experience, no power on earth can take from you. Marlina Dow Nickname: Marl; Memories: Party- ing at Salisbury Beach, King, Art, Honey, A.E. K.B., T.S.; Likes: My mother, Friends,Sunsets, Sun- rise; Dislikes: Waiting, Snobby people; Best sayin': Pretty. Mary Lou Dow Nicknames—Lou, M-Lou, Mer. 46 Likes—my family, my friends, animals, horseback riding, pony racing. Dislikes--snobby G bossy people, seafood. Achievements-- Band 1-4, Chorus 2-4. Memories- exchange concerts, 6 14 76, football games, frosh yr., the Viking Queen, working in the dark room with M.W., Kim and her problems, the gang, photo- graphy class, Driver's ed. with Liz. Beth Ann Downer Nickname Beth Ann—Likes—art, skiing, camping, partying, vans, long hair, music, the Whole Gang, L.G.K.H.— Memories--the B.A., Feb vacation 76, Hudsons, sum- mer 75, sailing G Davies. Deborah Duchemin Duche ELLIEphant 62334 Smutty- nose EB HEF ANDREA Aisl Bran- di es 6 27 75 Soccer kicks ma- dame 6Harris ShelleyNESS baby COATES 279 76 JM RW precious n' few the Library pawtuck Barbs SDCTT times w rahs Col- leen Pickles puppy pancakes Hey Grace how's charm school? ABLMDD D.C. Memories . . . Ma famille holidays You've got to have friends simplicity rag- gedy anGdy SUMMER tans w Dia Sapphire doz. roses dreams klo CLASSec. l-4 Cheering Leadsem. ppuff nhs council yrbk drama hurricane Belle Never let yester- day use up today Two way st. Mt. Picnic. Miriam Dumaine ACH: N.H.S., Field Hockey 2,3, 4. Memories: gopickapplin', F.H. Camp—Cape Cod, mornin' Mrs. Gorilla, Sat. NL-O, Chevy, Am- phigorey, Cambidge—the Red Line, Tequila Flats, Climbing, Steeleye Span, Ged, Piano Man. SPSASP: Graham, Quelle Babe, Mrs. Blair, bells, iced tea water, my Bday-cake at 12:30 AM, Take it Easy, Judy, bikes and packs, 5 AM Raids on Brew, camiverous, ivy, dock, CONFESS MICKEY!!, yard sale, Eager Beaver-6ary, Jed, Ras, PBGJ song, was fur ein killer, Library, machen einen Spaziergang, it was worth it. Jim Dustin Likes—Art, Music, Winter. Dis- liked—Intro, with Lee! Achieve- ments—Band, Stage Band, Pep Band, Art Award, Selling my work. Memories—Exchange Con- certs, Mr. HolmesM,Earth Science Donaldson's mec. Drawing. Am- bition—to succeed in ART. Don Eaton Achievements—Soccer 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1 2 of 1, 1 2 of 2, Grad- uation. Likes--Frosties, Good Times, Wild WHS parties, UNH with C.L.E.R.S. and V.W. oh- oh J and D! Mail boxing, Fleet- wood, Fullers', 4-doors, station wagons. Memories—1st annual ___-in, SOMF. Dislikes—Hurtin times G certain people, cliques, Poop, commercial (s), Big Scoop, Sacks, Overworking, curfews, period 6-self-taught chem. class. Liona Eaton Nickname, Scuffer, Rabbit. Mem- ories: Chester, PE with Patti, Ross, Aprils, the beach, Blazing sad- dles, state park. Likes, sunrises, Rainbows. Dislikes: sunsets; Being told what to do. Terry Elliott Nicknames: Terry, Cherrybomb, brown eyes. Memories: Pinkerton, 9 7 74, fella , the path, Jun- ior Prom. Likes: Bob, friendly people, lobster, 'the bird', Cal- ifornia, Saturday nights, old jeans, waterskiing, music. Dislikes: snobs, cheap people, Bob's trips, Favorite sayings: Oh yeah? Tell me about it! Doug Erickson Wa terville Freestyle Winter Moun- tains PioneerFootballDej a VuPRPou- setteDartDeaconCSNGYTennisDylan Stowe MacRedSeaGreenGrassGHigh Tides4Foot Pow der Autumn- C e des KingsCourtEPI-KorkyCoorsColo- ra doSurf4W ayStr eetj alW orthA ve 18HolesBreakersBulovaBacksVW 40BobbysRunGritTheChuteCamp- ingSnowyOwlCowsSaddlebackLee Shore Plants MoeCurly Larry Vac a- tion555C arson YouBetYourLife— G ettingU p Early Th e Busy Lin eHigh SchoolRulesRainSlushlceRocks. Peter Essigman Likes; playing buzz, tall buds, girls, sports. Dislikes; getting up for school. Brian Felch Likes: Summer, Cars, Baseball, Horses, Money. Dislikes: Snobs, Winter, Reading. Memories: Freshman year, Party at A.B.'s House, Summer of 76 at Salis- bury Beach. Best Saying: quite the Bird . Goals: To graduate from WHS, to get a full time job, get my own apt. Debra Felch Debbie, Tuttie LOVES: Paul LIKES: My Friends, Family, Laughing; Chorus 2 3 4 Mem. 10 7 74, 12 14 73, cruisin' with L.B., 2 1 2 yrs. w P.H, Soph yr, Vt, on the roof in stock, ft, Haggerty, It's too late--Oh Well there goes an- other pair of pants. The Door, Caf, Marcia G Him, the beach, Tilt- a-whirl--I'm sick, LB—The Ter- rible Twosome, J aequo—Hey Lin- They said we're immature be- cause we like to laugh—crazy Hah? Ambition: To have my life always as good as it is now G try to get used to his temper. Pat Ficke Nickname: Pat; Likes: School, Parties, Good Friends, Honesty in People, Going to Vermont to vis- it John. Kidding Around, Math, Saying Hello; iMemories: Gradua- tion of 75, 10 1 76, 10 12 74, Laconia Football Game; Dislikes: Snobby People, Saying Good-Bye, Boring Classes, Waking up, Crowd- ed Places; Ambitions: Graduate in 77, College, Get Married. Denise Fitzpatrick Likes: Horse Back riding, Paint- ing, Summer, Partying, being with friends, family get-togethers. Dislikes: Snobs, being used, Home- work, Boring times. Memories: Freshman G Sophomore year, Sum- mer of 76, around the neighbor- hood. Ambitions: to go to college, to be a secretary. Larry Ford Likes: T.A.K., Cruising. Dis- likes: T.K.'s closet, Dry season. Memories: Fred's, Mike's Van, Danish, Summers T.W.A.T. Team, Prom. Robert Ford Likes: nothing, Dislikes: Every- thing, Memories: Barf, Plymouth. Friends: Myself. Hobbies: Cars, Baseball. Favorite TV: Mary Hart- person. Ambitions: Be President of Uganda. Favorite Teacher: Mao Tse Dung. Least Favorite Teacher: All of them, Just Kid- ding; Just Kidding. Maranda Forrest Randi Loves—skiing, animals and sports. Memories . . . Ossipee, my best friend M.H., track team, the javelin, moving, my old town, mt. Whittier, C.R.H., my Broth- ers . Goals—to become an T.O., work with animals, to keep on skiing and get the most out of life. Tim Foster Likes: The Beach, skiing, uncoral reefs, Maine, soccer, Jeff Beck. Respects: Mr. Vaughan, Latin 1, 2,3. Achievements: Soccer 2,3,4, Nothing else academically speak- ing. Memories: Nelly's Carpool party—T.W.A.T. Ginny Fowler Nickname: Ginny Likes: moun- tains, fall, having fun, David, G.D. Dislikes: working, getting up early, people who lie. Mem- ories: 5 31 76 Andy Charlottes Web, F.S.W.L. Carol Freeman Likes: Hippie . .J's, Jupe, Friends, Parties, Vacations, Mountains, Frampton. Dislikes: Salamanders, misunderstandings. Memories: W. Lane George get the Frying Pan It's dripping Prom Party Passout Z-Z Top Concert Tele- phone poles Maine 67 Chrysler The pier. Achievement . . Get- ting up on skiies. Lorie Fritz Likes: WHS, Big Stuff, Bonnie, eventing, Summer '76, Fox hunt- ing, BCHCJJJC. Dislikes: Being idle. Achievements: preliminary 3 day. Favorite Saying: Forget the past, strive for the future. Michael Fuller Achievements—Basketball-1 G2 Tennis2, 3, G 4, Graduation. Mem- ories— Frampton-Ultimate- Ele- phant, Wolfeboro-5 t on Mt. Wash- ington, Likes--Gold-Parties- Moun- ta ins-beach-summer- vacations- the cliffs. Dislikes—Typing- Cer- tain Seniors Thou from primeval nothingness did call. First chaos, then existence. Ode to Ralph . Beth Gagnon Loves: Mom, Dad, Animals and a good time at the Gardens. Likes: Love G Peace. Dislikes: two face people. We share each others lives rather than controlling them. Thank you for a good school year. Bye. Pam Gagnon Loves Bill. Memories—Exchange Concerts, Miss Camps Math Class, Mr. Pauls Accting I class, Smok- ing Room. Dislikes—School, not many things. Achievements— Accting Award, Friends—M.D., LM, Lori, JB, BJB, ST, LH, PH, GH, CS, LG, DP, CR, AR. Ellie Gilman Likes: GR, Hot Sunny Fall Days, White vet, snow storms, my fam- ily G friends. Memories: my ct 70, Cruisin, HF with GR, BB, RH, 7 27 76, Summer of 76, the boat, AAYY. Dislikes: being woken up in the morning G being without money. Whim; To be successful in whatever I do. LuAnn Gilman Likes: My family, Sable and friends, MC, LH, LG, BM, Driv- ing, Cruisin and partying. Mem- ories: the beach, the boat M-80, McDonalds 8 1 76, 9 22 76, 9 25 76. Dislikes losing license. Whim—go to college.Georgetown. Frederick Goss Likes: Sports, females, life. Dis- likes: School. Memories: Foot- ball 1,3,4, T.W.A.T. Home Sweet Home, Mercury Cougar, Mornings before school. Tony Grace 48 Likes—Bessie, Tequila, skiing, Frampton, sleeping, Sabbath, Peter's Fiat, Momsie G Billy. Par- ties, Gary's Van. Dislikes--has- sles, saps, getting shut off, turned down, Fords, HPD, Getting up for school, Elton John—(Spare me). Memories—Orchards, Alan's reception what a trip. GTO OH NO Lost it, see ya later. Achieve- ments— 5 years at WHS, working partying, Having fun, Enjoying life. Donna Grant Likes: God, Tom, our families, poetry, good friends, walks on summer nights, tennis. Memories: 7 8 76 8 10 76 summer of 72 G 76. Leisa Griffin Loves: Mom, Jim, LC, Likes: DF, AL, BG, BM, EG, JF,JO, BO, Horseback riding, cruising around with my friends, BM's driving, BC's Mistang Memories: Summer '76 with LC, RS, BM, 8-28-76, going to Pawtuckaway, trips to Georgetown, being at the beach with DE, parties, Hawaiin Gar- dens. Dislikes: Most jocks . . . , boring people. Achievements: certificate in Shorthand, grad- uating in '77. Ambition: to work in Business. Derek Griggs Derk. Uncle Merle. Signs Inc. the Big D. 8 Cars in 2 years. My watermelon. Dislikes: Rats, Ex- eter, All other Low Life. What can I say? Where's the Party? A Pet Monkey? If we lose then they cheatedl Please Officer Don't give me a ticket! All of the people that never knew I was there. Am- bition: to stay single forever or marry a rich girl and never work a day. Whim: To make History. I'm sorry it's all over, It went by so fast, I think I missed something. Mark Hale Likes: Scuba diving, Hunting, Star Trek, Harry Callahan, 44 Mag- nums, Rat Hunting, The Stooges, T-off Golf, Clint Eastwood. Dis- likes: Rats, Gun Control Nuts, Sickies, Massachussetts Drivers, NUKE! Famous Sayings: I Know what you're thinking, right here, Come on! Memories: Martin S. Simko. Nickname:Wally, Callahan. Heather Hammond Nickname: Feather, Likes: Sun- shine, Snow, my family and friends, The Pen , honest, camp- ing, traveling, football, tennis, waterskiing, skiing at Cannon Mt., skidooing in Wakefield, blue Scouts. Dislikes: hypocrites, being misjudged. Memories: 64-RES, 8 1 76, and from then on ... , football games, Powder Puff, 7 4 76, Junior Prom, Florida, Mrs. Martin's. Ambi- tion: To live each day as if there were no tommorrow! Whim: To be successful in whatever I decide to do in life. Carlene Harrington MEMORIES: 12 19 75. Jr. Prom, North road church parking lots, fishing, sailing w Mike, Pam, 7 G 7, Henry, Cellar, MY's song, top. Pit, T.P., cruisn' working with Dino FRIENDSHIP, Camping trip 75, LIZ, SOUVENIRS , Chauncy Creek w Pam, LIKES: mountains, Fall, Blue eyes, piano, being alone, Michelob, sincerity, Partying, ocean, my family, to decide. Dislikes: waiting for phone calls, FACE diets Loosing friends, barbie dolls. FAVORITE SAYING: Cool your Jets! , Come on Bev! , AMBITION: To have 25 kids. Sure! Meg Hanley Loves: Summer, Sunshine, Mom. Likes: Walter, PattiAnn G Mic, UJT, CLA, Sandi, Piano, Dylan, Neil Young! Memories: the Dunes, G G G on tap, Ronnie, James, Starry, Starry Night. I think I'm free! Odiorne, Scarlett, Mama L's. It sure was fun! DIAMOND! Little Blue Shanty by the sea. If you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with. Why can't we go on as three? Am- bition: To be Independant. Kathy Harrington Loves—G.J.R. G Family, My Family, Amego, mountains, ski- ing, beach, parties, the Whole Gang, B.D.L.G. Memories--Mr. Vaughan's Latin Classes, The B. A., R.R.T., Hob, Bugs , my roommate, Feb. Vacation 76, Camping, Penny-Sandi-Mary-Kel- ly-Rosie, the paper route! Larry Hart Ach: Soccer 1-4, Track 1-4, B- Ball 2,4, Math Team 2-4, Likes: Winning Goals, exchange trips, 1st period study, Junkins, sum- mers. Memories: Exchange con- certs, May 24, 1975, Class L Track Meet '76, water fights, Choke, Junkins '76, Math class Boardwork. Elizabeth Hawley . . . My friends, animals, David Bowie, Todd Rundgren, Jeff Beck, 49 Boz Scaggs, Yes, Genesis . . . Que pasa hombre? Wait a minute Val! Hey! Donde esta el Gato? Hey I forgot my goggles! no way Jose . . . Tortilla Flat, Exchange Concert trips, chorus, New York, the Camaras, Welcome to my Nightmare , Mrs. Thompson and Literature of the Supernatural, Bible as Lit with Mr. Piepgrass, UTOPIA ALADDIN SANE Mr. Kenney and Drivers Ed. Number 13 . . . Jon Hazell It's nice to be important; but it's more important to be nice. Skiing . . . Travel . . Victor E. Frankl. Jr Prom Friends Europe 77 Track 1-2. Brad Heath Nickname: Rosey, Beef. Likes: Football, To win big, Junior Year, Beach, Some girls, Glen Hill Gang, 7-3 football season; Beat- ing Exeter and Concord, vaca- tions, Backfield with Woody and Crow. Dislikes: Rats, Losing, tests, weasels, French. Achievements: Football 1-4, Co-Captain 4: Basket- ball 1-3, Baseball 1,2,4, ALL STATE JUNIOR YEAR. Memories: Junior year, Beating Exeter, USH, 11, All Star Bobby, 76 Class, Monster, 7-3, Midnight at Exeter, rowdy. Whim: to win the Cham- pionship Game. Ambition: Live a happy life. Loretta Henderson Likes: Howard G Silver Dusters, Friends. Dislikes: Being told what to do, pd. 3 w VB. Memories: Exchange concert, Jr. Prom, Nov 15, Football game Smoking Room, Achievements: Band 2 G 3, Chorus 2,3,4, Graduating mid year, Am- bition: to be happy with whatever I do. Diane Hill Likes: my friends, family, and children. Dislikes: problems, con- fusion and noise. Memories:sop- homore year; Ecology Field Trips; Miss Cook's and Mr. Haggerty's English classes: Lk and BJB in the caf.; DP and SJ in OPI; laughing with Liz; ND in Con. Eco. II; be- ing a teacher's aide; ST in all my classes. Achievements:Grad- uating early. Linda Hill Nickname: Chubster. Memories: Riding with Dorse, B.C., Dunkin Donuts, Barry, 9 26 with Keith, UNH with Dorse, Friendly's, Mr. Bohm, the Rambler, Closing on Saturday nights with Spencer. Likes: Walking the beach at night, Being with friends. Dislikes: Light- ning, the dark, snobs. OH LIKE IT IS!; NO CHIT; I DON'T GET IT! Douglas Holderman Soccer 1-4 Band 1-4 Chorus 3-4 Likes: most everything. Mem- ories: exchange concerts, Meat- loaf, Donuts, Squashed cookies, Fat !! Mr. Deshon (Big D), Mr. B, Mr. Ray, Ray's Gays Allstate, Blaine, Cheri, Holly, Mattie twins, Social gathering, Swimming at UNH track Goodman C.B. Hobbit Gumball?? Dave Troutman Ken- more NY Bobby (500 acre wood) Carol Pebble the Ocean Pizza Hut Tad G Poly with all my love Mom Dad G family Peter W. God. Mary Beth Hollingworth MB. Bucky, Breath. Quote: The high soul climbs the high way the low soul gropes the low, and every man decideth the way his soul shall go. Oxeiham. likes: Mom G the family, snow, the blue bom- ber, rowdy. Dislikes: Bomags. Memories: BBall track and Field Hockey w T, Duff, Frenchy G Penny State meet 75 76 Your toys are broken YA shotput ski- ing w Regis G Crots Merle H. Amphigories wet sneakers Church- Sal, Sue E.H.S. Forsan et haec olim meminesse invabit. on the line Bball 1-4 spring track 1-4 Hockey 1-4 2 Hrs Newbrpt Spec- ials Pals. Mark Holman Achievements: Band 1-4, Stage band, Brass Choir, Chorus. Likes: Art, Mary, CJL, Elton, Coke, The Hatch, Freedom. Dislikes: Deceit. Memories: Bohm's Chem B., Nash, Exchange Concerts, Mr. B'ssneak- ers, Elton Beal, Latin tests. Sue Holmes Loves—David, simplicity, to trav- el, going to concerts. Memories-- Clases de Espanol con Senora Ma- tatics, trip to Europe. Ambition— to speak seven languages fluently, to make the most of my life. A- chievements—graduating in 3 years, Modeling school, Freshman Class Pres., Spanish Award. Other Mem's—having dad in school all the time, my old school chums Terry, Aline, Angie Gail--last but not least Melody. Dennis Houle Propensities, predilections and other prefered entities: All di- verting friends X-Change Con- certs, the Evil Men, the unre- pressable drummers of '73-'75, cubic centimeters, automata, the Data General Supernova, Systems Analysis and Energy. Abomina- tions: planting weeds in Biology, penmanship i.e. what color hens walked here? Mr. Hewlett- Packard and homework. The scientist loves both the truth he discovers and himself insofar as he discovers it —(Paul Tillich) B-Ball 1-2 Tennis 2-3 Band 1-4. 50 Bob Hutchinson Memories: 1 19 76-11 5 75, Be- ing a Sophomore that one Foot- ball Game. Loves: Jen G her a hand picked middle G. Dislikes: being in the middle G warm fall days. Likes: Beach cold fall days snow skiing all with J. Lynda Iverson Likes—God, Bob, my family, Brandi, the Beach, walking on a snowy night, Wednesdays, the lake, skiing. Memories--10 4 74, B.A., R.R.T., Smuttynose, Jr. Prom, Pickles. Never put off for tomorrow what can be done today. Suesanne Jacques Memories: OPI, Typing II, office machines. Dislikes: snobby people, and know-it-all people. Likes: my dog, family, and friends. John Janetos Life is a disease; and the only dif- ference between one man and another is the stage of the disease at which he lives. George Bernard Shaw----Ralph, the half-hour bowl. Accomplishments: Frosh B-Ball. The Arts and Sausage Par- ty—we won. Szep Likes: The COUNT, Mr. Five by Five, Mark Twain, ELMER GANTRY, TR, ELLA. Soccer Don t fondle dwarfs ! Mathlete I see, said the blind man. Essay w JKR. Hi ya Bill! A1 Capone's Remembers Oct 9, 2016. Preservation Hall THE BLUES JAZZ Bugs and the gang Singing in the Rain Harold Janvrin Nickname: Butt. Likes: Track, Cars, soccer, hockey, DA G CM. Dislike: Marching Practice, wait- ing, Big mouths. Memories: LABOR Day 1976, Exchange Concerts. Steven Janvrin Likes: M.E.L. Quote: All that is gold does not glitter. J.R.R. Tol- kien. Memories: Halloween, 1975 Junior Prom, 1976. Kathleen Johnston Jose, Parties, Miller, Lynn G Dave, Rm. 201, Dislikes: people telling me how to run my life. Memories: Tuck Field, Freshman year with TM, Camp, Trips, Ski trip, Feb '76, 4 24 75, 11 in Hink's VW, b-ball in the pit, July '76, Jr. Ptoms, Shaefer Staduim. Lizabeth Jones LIKES: courduroys, vacations, fall, green, snow, leaves, mornings, sneakers, tennis, skiing, DIS- LIKES: unfriendliness, highways, MEMORIES: laughing with Carr, Christine, SAYINGS: shut up! Friends multiply joy and divide grief. Dawn Junkins Bobby, Joanie, family, H.L.J., Lianne, Paula, Bev, Maggie. The Golden glider, the Grand Am. Walk this way. Washing cars, Sept 74, 16 p G r roses, sunrise service, 5-21-76, charm bracelet, SERI- OUS? ! Open campus 4 yrs, WHS guards. G G T's, Seagram G 7, fish sandwich. Florida trip Jun- kins Gram soap operas. Dislikes: his ex's. It doesn't matter who you love or how you love but that you love. Rod McKuen. Right back where we started from. ILY RCRJR and dogtags Where?? Beth Kelleher Knuckles. Likes: skiing, camping, traveling, meeting people, the mountains, horses, music. Dis- likes: saying goodbye, Monday mornings. Memories: Dropping the computer, Camp Huckins, Math class '75, Irving, 4 74, Junior year, white water ca- noeing, good times with friends, Playing tennis with Mary at P.P. playing security guard. Ambi- tion: to travel the world and meet new people. David Kelley Likes: The mountains, Lake W., weekend, Winter, Skiing, 'boro and the cliffs. Dislikes: Bitchy girls, the P.D., Monday morning, WHS Policies, confusion, phoney people. Memories: Five cents on Mt. Washington, the Ultimate Leep. Steve Kenney Likes: Vicki St. G, Home , the wife , Fur, Doritoes, Walking the Beach, Playing , Daydream- ing. Memories: 1 8 75, good times, 9 25 76, Dancing alone at the Prom, Fri. afternoons with Gutsly, H20 at Plum Island. A- chievements: Many. Quote: Don't do today what you can put off un- til tomorrow. Timothy Kimball Likes: Hiking, scuba, concerts, clouds, rain, fierce storms, Dis- likes: not many, Maccaroni G Cheese? Memories: Munching out, Junior year, Junkins Candies, the rally, your lights are on, wing- nut, VO. Ambition: to become a doctor. Whim: to live through a Hurricane. Quote: To thine ownself be true. Shakespeare. Greg Kimmel Likes: M.P.F.C., Pessimism, Buzz, cutting classes, Weekends. Dislikes: Optimism, WHS, Week- days, Ralph O. Achievements: Putting up with incompetant teachers and administrators, with- out getting to P.O.'d. Memories: 51 The Buzz Aldrin Show, screwing- off at the beach, yelling at old people, summer '76, '75, '74. Quote: Don't trust anyone over thirty, until you are thirty your- self.—A. Hoffman Terry Knowles Loves: Myron. Likes: Motorcycle riding, partying, making people laugh, having fan, shopping, friends. Dislikes: Snobs, jocks, math, nerds, the past, Memories: The Cutless, the motorcycle rip- off. Achievements: Graduating in 77. Goals: To be happy with the ones I love, To race dirt bikes. Bill Knowles Likes: Mountain climbing, 7-day weekends Fishing, the group, $$$60.00 per cord (stacked and delivered). Dislikes: Commies, Orford NH, G Cube Mt. Memories: Outdoor Learning with Seaver and Shirley. The great 2B Eng. class with Miss Cook. Chem A with Mr. Deshon and art in Prevoir's class. '75 Franconia Loop Trip, falling down Mt. Cabot in the snow, The GREAT Sunday foot- ball games, Seven days of rain with PB G J and not much else— Carter Notch, climbing White- wall, Thoreau Falls. Elizabeth Knox Nicknames—Liz, Betty, Liz-a- Betty. Likes—my friends, animals, little kids, Food, guys, farms, the country. Dislikes—snobs, noise, thinking. Achievements--early graduation, accounting award-3. Memories--Drivers Ed with MLD. Basketball games 75-76, Acting crazy with Diane and Barbara, Mr. Nash's history class, the gang at TC. Juanita Kus LIKES: Dance, Biochemistry, Mi- sic DISLIKES: great pretenders. MEMORIES: Dancing for President Ford's wife; Biology; Princess A- dora in Alladin. ACHIEVEMENTS: National Honor Society, Inter- lochen Misic Camp, Michigan, member of N.H. Ballet and Poly- nesian Dance CO. of the Philip- pines; World Traveler. Quote To thine own self be true, or you spoil the game' Heinlein. Mary Kutlowski Likes: Danny K., Celtics, Patriots, J.P. Dislikes: Bad Tempers, Mis- understanding. Memories: Vir- ginia, meeting Joe, Neil Diamond Concert, North Beach, Period 5 study, Celtic games, Galley Hatch, the old stand by, 3-24-76, Hilltop, R.A., Pawtuckaway, gorilla, the airport, J.B., Drive- In, worrying about Rachel, the gang at work, Cheryl K., Chi- cago, tuning up Danny's car, AT BS, Playing tennis with Beth at P.P., French 3 class. William Kutlowski Achievements: Band 1,2,3. Likes: Bowling, Pinball. Dislikes: March- ing in parades. Nickname: Killer. Favorite Saying: What'szappening cats? Memories: Dumb Greek, Marching Practice, Football Games, Dover Band Show. Pattie Labrie Likes: Meeting people, partying, skiing, California, cue beach, my family, tennis, Camaros, KO, JD, music, playing guitar, good friends, David Bowie, Graduating early, What a hunk! many many memories. Memories: Mountains 9 18 76, Eagles Concert 7 76, New Ipswich'9 25 76. Favorite Sayings: A smile is worth a mil- lion words You're as beautiful as you feel If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours Robert Lambert Likes—The people in school. The fan at Pawtuckaway. Most of the Parties around town, My LTD, good friends, skiing. Dislikes—not coo much of anything, 4th in 76, the toumment we missed. Memories— Tennis 2,3,4 Coach Walsh, Yes, Cape Cod, WHS, Freddy's House. Bill Lavallee Likes—my family, RX 748, good tunes, good times, my tractor, snow, winter, sincere people. Dis- likes--bad drivers, ignoramus', S.C., certain people, heat. Mem- ories—bizarre, blue cups, Mr. X, intake, L.J.'s, Ralph. Quote— Any fool can make a rule and every fool will mind it! H.D.T. Albert Lelis Nickname—Butch. Likes: The Beach, Snowmobiles, Pinball, Astronomy. Memories: Summer 76, St. Pete Fla., H-70. Andy Leonard Likes: Angeldust, Climbing moun- tains, winter, 10 cc, Beck, Mem- ories: The path, Tull concert Keith Lessard Likes: winter, summer, family. Dislikes: all snobs, English, Home- room, Having a locker in tie science wing and never using it. Memories: 65 Rambler, VW, Shop 'n Save N.H. Beverly Lewis Nicknames: BK, Beak Likes: Pe- ter, my family, plowing, friends, 52 SWP, getting along with Peter Dislikes: Bananas, fighting, Being accused of lying. Achievements: Fresh, class Princess. Memories: Summer 73, Prom, wiping out Peter's GTO in the marsh, getting caught writing dismissal notes Am- bition: To be a court stenographer or just be happy and have a good time also be the mother of a fam- ily of at least five boys. Whim: to have Peter talk nice and treat me nice for one whole day!! Roseann Loiacono Ach.: Girls State, A.D.: for Hob- bit. Memories 4-19-75, 7-4-75, 12-4-76. Goal: To be liked and respected in whatever I do. Likes: people, swimming, W. skiing, Andy, Steve, Lisa, Robin, Jean, Micheal, Steve W., Donna, Patty C, My family. Dislikes: snobs. Fa- vorite sayings, To each his own and such is life my best friend: My sister, Laura. Desiree Loy Nicknames: Pinky Zorro Dee De- sire+e Achievements: Student Council Gym Show Madrigals Majorette Track Manager Sr. Class Ed. All-State AYC UOP Rah-Rah Likes: Sentiments Bears 7 G 7 Sincere Movies Crisp Days Animals BBall Counseling People Skating Laughing Dacs Partying Celica and horn Swimming Dislikes: Dez Certain Rumors Memories: Smutty X-changes Streaker Sr. Banquet Celebrating at Friendly's UNH KB Ca. 1 22- 2 1 PD 325 Fangs 6'7 1 2 Prom Colliding Bureaus Oying Turkey Pawtuck James Mt. Picnic PPuff Rm. 5 All Night Con- Bel- Ri Pancakes THANKS MAMA ALL my Friends and Beaus . . . Tami Marelli Nicknames: Tami; Guinea; Wop. Dislikes: Snobby people; K.H. + J.P. Loves: my family; Jim; Jim's family; friends; pets; Pepsi; SWJ. Memories: Limey; Polock 1 and 2; beach; Oct. 10, 75; Skip days; camp-out; Westport; Martin's; Summers of '74 and '75; hiking; snowshoeing. Fav. expression: 'It's all your fault' Kim Martell The only real treasure is friend- ship. Likes: kittens, people, shar- ing, yellow roses, teddy bears, Richard. Dislikes; violence, being pressured. Memories: July 8, new life in Christ. Philosophy: live the present fully, for you never know what the future holds. What lies ahead . . . ? Mark Lynch Pud: remember these good time; Booners with boy, Fri. Afternoons with Fatso, Bobby-Drew, eating out, Football, B-ball, Burt, N.H., trips, Don Juan, 10 25 76, Jack- son Browne. For the future: well, perhaps we'll meet again in the ruins of a city far away. Take care. Quote: Perhaps maybe someday we shall recall even our present troubles with pleasure. Linda Mangiafico Likes: animals greyhounds family good time teasing teachers trouble. Dislikes: Being hasseled, JOCKS, History. Loves a certain someone. Memories: getting blamed for glue- ing a teacher to a chair, partying withj. Giels, forging MR. Bruno's name, fighting with Billy and Wayne. Achievements: GRADUA- TION. Whim to find action then go into police work. Linda Matheny Beth, we killed the computer! . . . Likes: My family-good times-the Exeter Gang-Lon don-New York- Gerry's . . Dislikes: school-sun- burns . . . Memories: dropping the computer-NYC with Tom G Bert-stand up for the pledge-DD- London SOHO Elizabethan Ban- quet-George's getting grounded- Skip's class ?-BH's face! ML's car! -—gym-snow- LG- Me- TH- ML-RR- Lisa's apt.-? My CAR? Summer of '76 -powder puff-The conces- sion stand!- . . . FAVORITE SAY ing: WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU LEMONS-Make Lemonade----------- Timothy McClare Achievements: Football 1-4,track, Likes: Hunting, fishing, sports, Hampton Falls, the woods, the Duke. Memories: Camp, meat squad, summer 75', 76', the Princess, Chem class, the window, the cabin. Andy McConnell Cross-country, Track, Run for Fun, National Honor Society, Farmington Ct., Adv. Math Honors, Shirleys 4th period physics, Aug. 16, ran 31 miles, soccer freshmen year, PEA, Rockford Files, I Hate Freshmen! Andy, Bob, Judy, Jackie, Maizie, RUSSELL -From Mr. Bohm's Chem. Class picking beans at Stratham Farm, White Mtns. Celtics, Bruins, and Bosox all the way, Bob Ford, Richard Ford? Calculus drives me crazy Rob- inson's Volvo, Como Estas tu? 'With God nothing is impossible' Chorus, Monty Python, Hampton Arcades. Holly McConnell Your light must shine before peo- ple. Likes: sunshine friends laugh- 53 ing freedom Memories: WG KCB srs-fr. yr fr. alg CUYS FRIENDS loving parents MRC Cheri track records links Seavey DONUTS ! Thurs days ! Juanita PF APT--the best! Nickname MeMouth Snoopy Link I Crazy Sugarlips PK Pepa Sunshine. Jessie Mason Likes: Music, Star Trek, Choco- late C. cookies, Dislikes: Being pushed around, nagging, being rushed. Loves sunlight, Chinese food, M.A.J. Awards and Honors: M.S.H. magna cum laude, Chorus 1-4 N.H. All State 76 G.C.C. Chorus. Librarian Memories: Ex- change Concerts '74 '76 '77., Fa- vorite sayings: Non ipse sed omni- bus, druim nan over, If I speak in the tongue of men and of an- gels but have not loved I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbol. For now we see faith, hope, and love but the greatest of these is love............................ Roy Mattucci Achievements: Student Council 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2, Ski club 1, 2, 3, 4, Peer Counciling 2 . Likes: My Cutlass, Skiing, summer and all sports. Dislikes: August 11 76 and C-Z. Memories: Junior year book mak-with Mac. Alicia McGee Likes: Intelligent people, Bob Dy- lan, apples, staying out all night, not to worry, my fathers Lincoln, laughing. Dislikes: People who complain all the times, procras- tination, separation between jocks G rats Memories: 5-24-76, Lex- ington, Diane, 10-18-75 Ports- mouth gas station, Is that the movie? Are you here 9 months Sean Take a bus Quote: Better to be alone than in bad company. Mary Ellen McGee Likes: Making the best of every- thing, learning from people, Nana, working for a living, graduating early, changing my mind, being different, all my good and bad feelings and emotions, ILYM, IL YE, Hootch, intelligent people, spending time away from home, spending time with Emmett, clouds, get togethers, the male sex, ap- ples, more than anything giving and taking love, Dislikes: people with negative attidtudes, having a runny nose, jealousy and pos sesiveness, Memories: of having only good times all my life. Brenda McGinley Likes: The beach, parties, sum- mer, weekends, Michalob; Mem- ories: summer 76, '74 1 3 76, being with R.S., L.C., L.G., the summer beach parties, party- ing in my car with the gang; Dis- likes: winter nights, being alone. John Mcllveen Catering, Sagamore, going with the flow, Hot Dogs, Concessions, Wingnut and Asil, Vermouth and O.J., soccer, baseball, varsity manager , Chem, Anthro, Dough Boy, X-mas Fairs, Losing weight?, NT, Db, Charlie Brown, Bilbo, Magic gum, Exeter rally, Casino, meatballs, car washes, Cruisin' withT.K., E.F., P.R. board- work Whoopie pies, duck, It's a two way street , snoring, Friend- ly's, Goes right thru me , lots of light Richard Mcllveen Soccer 1-4, Captain 4, Baseball 1-4, National Honor Society-Tres. Soccer '75 + '76, Mr. Vaughan, Fric-Frac-cards, Link + Sol, Shel- ley-12 9 75, M. Hockey, 9, S, F+S, The B s and Biddy, Saga- 54 MORE mistakes! pumpkin pie! RAY RAY’ '‘where's Brad? space truckin' more, B210, Munch I Know!, H. C., F.B.I, me + Shell . . . Matthew McKnight Likes: Donna W.G.T.O., D.K., Family, AeroSmith Memories: 11 1 75, Exeter Game 75, The walk, Simple and Free, Ports- mouth Tec Dances, Jr. prom, Senior Banquet, Achievements: Winter track 2,4 Football 1-4, spring track 2,4 Nicknames: Mat- trick, Amego, Matty, Matt, Mat- chew, Dislikes: Fack, two face people, fake friends, Quote: Keep on trying till you win. Whim: To be rich. Mark McLane Well I made it! Memories: Col- leen, Karen Last period Study, Mr. P., Writing Formal Essay, Likes—Beatles, Beach Boys, Aero- smith, Days off, Hot cars, came- ros, Trans AMS, The beach in the fall, dirt starts, AND many people. Dislikes—pits, one or two people, But not much else. Martin Melia Achievements—Football 1,2,3 Likes—Guns, hunting, Chevies, GMC, Old No. 7, C.D., Alaska, Hosteins, J.D. Dislikes—Fords, Jive Super Fly, CITIFI Ed. Mem- ories—Willie's Place, '76, Br'er Kev's Scene, Coomb's Pond, V. I. P. with J + S, Duke, Dung- man's truck, laboring under a misapprehension. Jay Mercier Memories the times at DH place keg party at MC 10 1 76 office JGB times with DG + TH dukeing it during study Dislikes O D VW two faced friends weasels snobs waiting to see VP Likes frre times a couple of friends and a couple of dukes the lighthouse parties with good people speed run on wood- land good concerts running on the beach a girl with the eye going to the U. talking to Mr. P. Overfa- miliarity breeds contempt Lisa Merrill Asil Tilyer 7 3 76 G MK KFHB FG Drama Nose DB Hteb, 6214 + Smelly The Group The Pit lst date summers w Dia + Eibbed Class Activities ingnut + John Takodah Soccer 75 Go Cheers Cookie Pickles 310 Mather ♦Hur- ricane Belle Jr. Ptom Salv. Army Box Likes: letters my family + friends skiing Nor'easters GOOD- IES Mom + Dad D inano Hey Grace, how's charm school! ABLMDD Russell Merrill Nickname: George Likes: Model T's, 1925 speedsters, hunting and fishing, Vespa SS. , Memories: 10 26 75, 7 4 76, trip through mountains in my T 9 2 76. A- chievement: Built my first car. Bryan Miller I enjoy life and people very much. My interests are cars, racing, flying, and skiing. I like to work and help people. My future plans in life are to continue on in school and become a commercial pilot. I do as I please in life because I feel its the only way to live. I love music, girls, and drinking. I'm an easy going person and en- joy excitement. Ed Miller Ach. Football 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Stairs G STAN the man, Woofies G JD, Pud G Fatso on Mon's G Fri's,, Ziggy G crew, camp, trees Be- ing O for 7, Nosy people, curfews, ? Who was that? To be a lifer at HPW 55 Bob Moore Nickname, Bibs, Bobinoff Likes: Hockey, Football, boxing, base- ball, Bigblock Chevelles, my family, working with my hands, fixing cars, hunting, working up the pier Memories 4 17 58 The Alagash, the fairs Hockey prac- tices, bus ride to games, the Twins, my Honda, my first goal in hoc- key Achievements Hockey 1234, Honor roll 1, Quote: nothing dries sooner than a tear Ambition: to raise a happy and beautiful family. Thelma Mosher Likes: family, friends, summer, swimming Dislikes: taking the bus, school, snobs Memories: Mrs Rus- sell's sewing classes spring fling fashion shows Kim Moulton Nickname: Anklebiber, Little one. Likes: John, HPD, Happiness, horses, my friends G mountains Dislikes: Hurt, liers, being used, Achievements, Band 1234 Mem- ories: Summer of 73 , 8-20-74, 5-16-75, P.H.S. F.W. JM, ex- change concerts. Teresa Mulcahy Likes: My family, my friends, Linn and Dave, The Group, par- ties Dislikes: not very much Mem- ories: Wally, Jr. Prom 75, 76, Summer 75, Camping trips, Ash- land, Freshman and Sophmore year, K.J. Ripley, pit, doubling with Mark and Cindy, all the great times with the group, Ambition to live a happy life. Mary Muniz Likes: laughing, hockey, money, M.G.'s, music, windy days, blue and my family. Dislikes: Monday, waking up, mashed potatoes and cats. Ambition: a happy life. David R. Nelson Likes: FRI nights giving certain people a rough time Dislikes: the morning after having certain peo- ple give me a rough time, Mem- ories: MM the group 5 16 76 camp- ing trips, get cookin, sleeping out raids, Jr Prom taco chips A- chievements: Band? 123 winter track-1. David W. Nelson Likes: T.O.E., kin, BOARDING, TED Nugent Freddies, English muf- fins with peach jam, Raisin Bran. Favorite Saying: Kids these days. Dislikes: No munchies, driving on Empty. Memories: Rifting on Whittier's Laurin Noel Likes: Hot fires on cold nites, wine, going crazy Memories: the nite of the full moon at my house- crazy people! the pit, camping at Whts. Lane, Jons camp, pump- kin stealing, my 1st time skiing with Wendy, high up on the mt. Sitting in the kitchen, waiting for the bomb to go off. If the day and the night are such that you greet them with joy . . . that is your success. Thoreau Steve Noel Likes: Gayle, cross-country ski- ing, Waterville Valley, rock climbing, Spring Valley harps, banjos, California, dreaming, Hates: Bitchy girls, my brother, greyhounds, summer specials, marshmallow, this picture. Re- members: Mr Lodge's math class, Spikes art classes 3-22-76, 4-6- 76, 4-7 daily double and all them good old rat parties, drinking beers outside in the snow. Skiing in a nor eastern LB DT CS + TC Jinny Nownes Nicknames: Jinny, verbs. Likes: woods, true friends, cruisin', Lean on me, crackin' up, C.D.A.R., my family, Lolly, lovin'. Mem- ories: special nights, long, late talks, profound, the ogre, C.C., hey Pampers!, summer at good ole' H.B., Cotu Shmotu and the Chinese goulash. Do you always cry when you have hay fever? , M.C + P.'s v., anatomy class. Sayings: Well all right!, Yowzers!, You've got to be kidding me! Dis- likes: MOODS, Goodbyes. Quote: Believe in what you must believe in and don't let anyone stop you. Alissa Ohlemeier Achievements: Track 1,2,3, 4, record-1, state 1, Cross-country 2,3 letter-2, Cheerleading 4 let- ter-4. Memories: Summer 76, 8 24 76, Plaice Cove, post 's football on the beach, Southern Man, LGB, Old Stone Church cot- tage, 742, 5 points, Baby food, Lee, N.H., Op. Egg, OY, PD 325 Quote: The Mind is bound by many cords of logic and of rea- son, while the heart is often bound by the invisible thread of a single memory. Pat Paradise Likes: Getting rowdie, driving fast, sterling jewelry, being dif- ferent, walking on the beach, mu- sic, getting baked Pat's . . . Pat R.--Hawaiian Gardens, Beepp- Beep-let up will ya Kiss, Binnetts, spending money . . . seeing peo- ple in an excellent mood--good company, losing weight. Mem- ories: Summer of 76—Beach boys cone., S'N'S, fighting with the gang . . . Me G Pat's adventures: Pat we shouldn't be doing this wam-bam, Dislikes: Grabbit, phonies. Whim: To live up to my own expectations! Favorite Say- ing: Well, I didn't do it to im- press you. 56 Steve Paquette . . . MASTER HEN . . . KING OF ALL MEN MEMORIES: Aug 22, 1974 to Aug. 75. Donna, Kenny's Partys, The Huzz, Mike's Party. Favorite Saying ... Do It Up . . . Cherylann Pearson Nickname: Blondie. Likes: my family, friends, money, math, parties, getting rowdy, reading, Brown Cow. Dislikes: getting up, Mondays, snobs, some people, Memories: 7 4 74, 7 4 75, Ex- change concerts, Ma C. parties, Monday nights, C.C.D.K.G.M. J.D.G.P.T.D.D.C.T.C., sum- mer of 74 G 75 Favorite Saying: You only go around once in life so live it while you can. Steven Peterson Nicknames: Poindexter, Dexter, Poin, Dummy Memories: 8 1 74, 8 13 76, the beach, 68 Chevy, 8 23 76, Zappa's Vdub, Wears Beach + ride home, Tilton High Athletic Field, Remodeling, 3 1 2, 69, Goodbye toAntonette. Dianne Pevear Likes: Parents, little sister, Mar- key's Lobster pool. Dislikes: cer- tain people, Seabrook Police, next door neighbors, SFD. Memories: 8 4 73, 7 31 76, 9 4 73, Sum- mer of 76, the telephones with mother MB, PJ, GP, HB running threw the ball field at two o'clock in the morning. Ambition: To catch that certain person next door. Favorite saying: Have you EVER. Donna Pevear Likes: Mother, father, a certain person, Markey's. Dislikes: Neigh- bors, SPD, Memories: 8 4 73, 7 31 76, 9 2 73, summer of 76, telephone calls with mother, MB, PJ, GP, HB, running through the ball field at two o'clock in the morning. Ambition: To succed in life. Favorite Saying: I'm not calling him again Bonnie Joanna Piepgrass AMPHIGOREY x-country 2, 3, 4 winter 2,3,4 spring 2,3,4 field house, MVP, Powder Puff SPSASP: mist! Quelle Babe! Brew raids das toilet Gesicht, Telge, Graham auf die Berge steigen, Cam- bridge, McGill Cornelius Chase, Confess, Mikey, Gilliam Sor- ry, Mum! , Vikes, M.Python: Spam This long disease, my life. Grand Masters Tennis Tournament. Dave Pinchott ♦Dave Likes: surfing, skateboard- ing, parties, summer, Chaco- sticks, Loara Jethro Teull, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Kiss, Coors, camping. Memories: 5-25-75, Mailboxes, California '74 van, Iran. Dislikes: snobs, mov- ing, Spanish, homework, bad memories. Ambitions: To suc- ceed, Masters degree in Biochem- istry, UNH, to live. Philosophy: Don't bug me. Valerie Pontbriand G.B. Arena—Jr. Prom--The cam- era— Oh?—my trip to South Ame- rica—making new friends—meet- ing and getting to know Javier— dancing on the stage--Silent Ob- server--Mr. Kenney teasing me— Sure ! — Steve and stu dy - - Oh them good and plenty matching poc- ketbooks and penny candy--Bible class—Psalms 30:4, 5,--So many B.B. games, so much fun—So many good friends, so many mem- or ies- - Tort ilia Flat- -1776- - What can I say? Favorite Saying: Live each day as though it were your last. James Preston Likes: A lot of people, winter, summer, the group, Roger, Linn and Dave, COZ, RRR Dislikes: prudes, speed limits, OTR, dubs, getting caught, spring, fall. Mem- ories: Ashland, the camping trip, the exchange concert, Seaver's class with Lambert and Rowell, Breakfasthill Road with Nelson, Hinkle and the Red Coach, and all the rest of the good times, especially Betsy. Apologies, to those who think they deserve one, and T.M. John Price MEMORIES: Terry, cruising, Bos- ton, the Candy Man, the zoo, small parties, 9, shot-guns, A- ruras, sand dunes, football. Likes: Terry, Black Sabbath, ree and fin Ambition: Grand Canyon, 1 pound of Gold. Pat Reagan Likes:blonde, A.T., photography, mellow time, ACT, O'Keefe + wicked good popcorn SRT 101, blondes, foosball, 28 2.8, quar- ters + halves. Dislikes: WHS, lab- books, depression of 76, Mr. D. Memories: the camp 73, Laurin's 75, outdoor Learning, mote + Bob; Sunday ri, Shutterbug, horse show, Roxie + Starship, cruisin' with, Gordie, SATT, Applin-HF, High Climbers, Sparkey, Thai, Mike-ever get that feeling of deja-VU? KB, Jim-Hi . . . , Peter-B.A., Oh-wow, It's root- beer Mr. Shane!' Susan Regis S is for Susan who perished of fits .... Skiing, Waterville Valley, Sunny Side, Amphigories, Dustin Hoffman .... Grand Masters Tournament. 57 Mike Reusch Smutty nose—HEF—the Football— Talks—Frosh Football—Browns— Mac S Ray Hampton Midgets-- Captain—15-5—License—6-26- 75—All Summer--Kevin G Wendy The Barn—I got THE VAN—Paw- tuckawy—Connors The Sox Game- Prom—Tiny Bubbles- - Summer Hockey Rochester Tourney—Mac Donalds—Softball— Miguel—Bi- bere— Robinson's Pawtuckaway— Rochester The Singing Trio--the laugh Nates—Hope for more be- fore its over! You lack a sack! Barbara Robinson Barbie . . . good times, good friends . . . Carol, Mim Sue, Anne . . . little wrestler, picnic, questions . . . amphigories, sing- ing trio, dreams, empty beaches, talking about the past, wondering about the future . . . Mrs. T. Isles of Shoals . . . PDB, storm w CT, hockey + b-ball, Jr. prom, Ellie's songs, Deb, Alton, Fish problems sitting thru green lite, oblivion, time passes too quickly, June 11 . . . SWD Curt Robinson LIKES: Mercedes—FREEDOM— Porsches—Sailing White Moun- tains—hiking—x- c-skiing—white water—cycling—rock climbing— sunshine—North Hampton—WHS- ATS-CS-BMW's— Rm 16--Python - - Volvos- - MT- BB- TS- MS_UFE. DISLIKES APATHY—Mel—crowds — exams--PSC-WHS cliques-- phonies—WFE. Memories: Fisix class—Ice Nine—WOL Spring, Summer '76—Carter Dome 5 21 76. ACHIEVEMENTS: Student Council VP— THE BLUE G WHITE Editor—Honor Roll 1,3,4—Stay- ing Sane?? Goal--To hitch a chariot to the farthest star. Quote- The times we spent together have created a bond between us which cannot be broken and should not be forgotten. Mark Robinson Achievements: A Few Likes: Hiking, Skiing, C.C., Sailing, Volvos, Mercedes, BMW's, Friends, White Mountains, Lasers, Rock Climbing, Tubin', North Conway, ATS G CS, The Bus, Music, Rt. 16, Snow, Thin Air, Python, New Hampshire Dislikes; Twinjokes, Expos, Mrs. V., Chevies, AM, Nukes, PSC, Mel, Bomb Shelters, Red Tape Rats Memories; WOL Summer '75 G Spring '76, Winter Track, Physics, Geom, Snow- balls, The Slurpee, N.C. Mac's, Pawtuckaway Quote; How do it Know? Whim; To make a million. Valerie Rockefeller DDD-DDJ Memories: The Park Ginger still J.S. Rice Hawaii California His VW Red Oct. 3- 11 The Drive The pet bowl 9 Front Likes: The Group, pit Linn + Dave, Mom, M., NYS. Paul Rocheleau Memories: The Hun and The Kid and Josh, The Great Escape, The Spaceship Orion t: Joe Walsh COZ Ozark Mountain Daredevil Gold but only when it is rolled. Space- ship Orion is there waiting to part the air above you. Ozark is good for the mind. Bob Rohrborn NICKNAME: Bob Likes; Barney, Dawn, Ted, Barb, Class of 27, Laconia, Marblehead, Maggie, the girl next door, washing cars, grand-am, scirocco, G. Glider, 2002, CCC, 1-3, dog tag, Sept. '74, TBPBR, speed limits, mud fight, Whim: To live long enough to see the SYC pool put in. Carolyn Ross Likes: Todd, God, My Family, spring mornings, my plants, cozy fires, Memories: 4 17 76, 6 29 75, Agape, Gram's, B.A., Hang a moon , High Honors, Favorite quote: Blessed is he who believeth in me but hath not seen my face. Stanley Rowley Nickname: Buzz , Likes: Family, Fishing, Hunting, Skiing, Friends, Flytying, black labs, autumn. Dislikes: Being called punk, Mem- ories: Mrs. Thomson's English class, creative cooking class, summer of '76. Whim: To be as successful in life as my father. Steve Roy Likes: Tie stick, Michelob, Quad music, big chairs, hobbits and J-J Dislikes: Homework, nothing to do, commercial, crooked cops, Memories: The Path, excuses for Mr. B., Pink Floyd, nights Mr. Vaughan, LATIN 4 Vergil Forsan et Haec olim meminisse iuvabit . Pattie Ryan Mom, Dad, Lyn, Jon, Jonathon, Pattie P. At the Hawaiian Gardens, (beep!) 9 27 76 cruisen w Mem. April G me screaming for 5years. The party w Vitalis. LG + me goin after Greg at the house. JEEP. Chelle D and the Fiddles. Dale and Ross, Few! Judy G I on Sun- days. Fire G rain, 26. The long and winding Rt 88 7th St. Loco- motive breath. Chucky's, coffee brandy, ah Gorden. So nice.DL G EE. Cuda's! ! Scuffer loves plantes drip, drip. JMG mewish- ful thinkin'! Ambition: To raise HELL G to die happy. If there is no wind, row! Spike in 26! (PA) Peter Ryan Likes: Hockey, skiing, parties, tunes. Achievement: Soccer 1,2, 3. Ambition: get rich! Sylvia Sambold Likes: close friends, real people, music radio, horses, Dina, x- country, beach, Memories: Sum- mer '76, Exchange concerts, Soph year, Biology, F.W., A.C.J.S., Mary Beth, Achievements: Band 1-4, Stage Band 2-4, Section Leader 3,4, Dislikes: Fakes Band rehearsal, jerks, Ambitions: to fulfill my dreams, be a success, to go to the Olympics, Favorite Saying: Jabber Jaws, Make your own sunshine, I'm always here trust me Karen Sanborn Loves Brian Walton Likes Dogs, puppies, french fries, money, Memories--April 4, 1973, pats house Dislikes—school lunches and certain people Favorite say- ing— Imagine that, say what Am- bition—to get out of this school Maureen Shea Loves: God, Family, friends,Likes: bicycling, ocean, mountains, surfing, B-ball, F-hockey, foot- ball, Beach Boys, Beatles, Red- ford, Dracula, Bible Study, cran- berry nut bread, Javier, Marco, B.J. Mem. Toady Froggy, match- ing pocketbooks G penny candy, Frosh init., S. T. A. PEP rallies, Eng. 2B, 419175, Band, W.H.S. vs. S.I.A., B. Song , Grants, Y.G.M.C.B., thanks Debbie A., N.Y.C., Chorus, Drama Club, The Loft, The Hobbit, Tonawan- da, Niagra Falls, ballet, Jr. Prom, remember the lilacs Proverbs 3:4-6 G: B 5 6 Paula Sicard Memories: Poo, lunch w S.B., S.I.A. talks with Big D., Mas- ter key, p.mal Roland, 2 5 76, D.T. 3 in E., H.E.F., a run- ner is made not born , locker room with Jo, Mr. P's garden, butter crunch, 33rd, cheering with Boom. Achievements: Student Council 1,2, Sect. 4 Editor Blue and White, Winter Track 2, 4 Spring Track 2, Cross-Country 2, 3. Forsan et haec olim meminsse luvabit. Vergil Mark Smith Likes: Monty Python, hamburgers, steak, Roast beef, . . . Hendrix, cold weather, Chinese food, Ital- ian food, foreign food Hates: Commies, fags, Mel, nukes, eng- lish classes, asparagus. Mem- ories: Wednesday night practices, 2 on 1, The Pit, Chem A, Sguj, being lost, Camp Belknap. A- chievements: football 1,2,3, 4 Spring track 2,3,4. Hobbits, Oat— doors, hiking, Celtics, goodies, Patriots, '76'., good music, rock climbing. Donald Souliere Likes: Boardwork, Miss Hudson's classes, Mr. Moffit's Western World History, helping people with homework, swimming, fish- ing, hunting, boating, working with machinery, and African Geese. Dislikes: making note- books, long-term assignments, French homework, and being un- prepared. Achievements: being on Math team, my bicycle, Hon- or roll. David Standen Nickname Nuts Likes Art, Crea- tive cooking hockey, cars. Dis- likes homework, school. Ann Stebbins Likes: people, dancing, traveling, beach keeping busy, challenges, school. Memories: London, Geo- metry, Jr. from, Friendly's , The Hobbit costumes, half time shows, Hawaii, California, For- mal Essay. Achievements: Girls State, Honor roll, Majorette cap- tain, tutor. Rick Stern Likes: Skiing in W.V., The beach, Football, good times with friends, rowdy, the summer, beating Ex- eter, winning, PA, Dislikes: Camp Belknap, 2 on 1, losing, A mehc, Exeter, anything less than per- fect! Memories living and skiing in Europe, 8 1 76, H.A.H.,Wa- terville Achievements: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2,3, 4 Ambition: to make it. There can't be a rainbow without a storm. Karin Stone Snow, winter, cold, the gold rush, fall, bears, no time for boredom, 5626, J. and descrip- tions, photography, writing, si- lent communication, ocean, pa- tience ... If you do not under- stand my silence, you will not understand my words. Lianne Stone Still haven't made it to Fla. Some- day ! crazy times in the Home ec dept. ! Phone calls at one in the morning, making it thru Mr. Rice's Formal Essay Class! Crusin on my Honda, my class, Concession Stand, Jr. Prom 77, partying with my friends, Saturday nite's all right. A few crazy weekends. Sing- ing with the girls on the bus. A friendly girl. Waiting for the mail. Cosmopolitan and Playboy C'est la vie. 59 Todd Swain Likes: Rock climbing, books, MOUNTAINEERING, Volvos, Mon- ty Python, W.O.L., CS, A.T.S., hiking, Fosters. BMW, Keliy, Por- cshes, hobbits, rock climbing, Jethro Tull, Saab-Slania, JRRT, ENTS, BATSO, Heiniken,Jan Sport, strider, Catch-22, Goodies, N.H.O.C., Rm 16, SH Dislikes: MEL, PSC, The Pit, GOOFERS, Owls Head, bolts, chalk, anti- belaying, Ice-9 Climbs On: Ca- thedral, Pawtuckaway, Carrs Cove, Sugarloaf, The Pit Famous Quote: AU I remember is now Mem- ories: See above. (Summer 76, CT, CR, MR. Ann Sweeney Annie , Smuttynose, football, Chris, chicken hotdogs, shortcuts, the rabbit wheelchair rides, 6 29 76, Jo, You'll never know why but thank you , KW, anat- omy, John, always one common goal, falling off my chair, Barbs, burnt popcorn, math, USH, third place floats, Christmas fairs, con- cession stands, top lockers, Mem- ories—so many more, Thanks! Lisa Swenson Likes: Chinese food, partying, animals, highs, my family, Mrs. D., K and M, Dale my apart- ment. Dislikes: parental consent, people you can't trust, getting caught, hurry and wait. Mem- ories: Mr. Bruno the dump, the path, Dol, passing out, Hum. rel. 4 lunches, moving out, my VW, running for Pres, SC, Kevin, Amy, The Barn, Texas, Nick- name Ma. Favorite Saying:Fine, what?, from every mistake I have learned, for every decision I am wiser. Ambition: To find a pur- pose in my life and be happy. Jayne Swift Cheeks, NOT TOO, Likes—py- thon, money, clothes, Zaek, jocks, opposite sex, and most everthing else Dislikes LM, MB, work, hassles, being confined. Achievements—staying relatively straight, surviving the buses, Memories--LONDON, Did I see you flinch? TY always a top loc- ker, Smyth, Trafalgar, Room 212, Elizabethan, foul! Casserly Court. Whim—to travel + later raise a good family but now I'll just have fun. Cynthia Tatro Nickname: Cindy Likes: sunny days, happy times, family, friends, driving around, shopping. Mem- ories: TRITON, camping,Florida. Ambitions: to travel, Nursing. Chris Taylor Likes: Sailing, hiking, family, rowing, rock climbing, goofing off, quiet, sleep winter climbing, first + second annual Great round Gerrish island rowing race CS ATS, WOL, Art, down east, x country skiing. Dislikes: Goofers, Owlshead mtn. pulling anchor. Whim: To sail around the world in a valiant 40. Quote: If there is no wind, row. Climbed on Carr's Cove Pawtuckaway, The Pit, Ca- thedral Ledge Life's Philosophy: Get all you can out of life while its here, because it passes by quickly--CT ESQ Mark Taylor Achievements—Football 12 3 Captain 4 Basketball 1-2, Track 12 3 Likes—winning, the old house, the color of gold, lobster pound with Brad and Chris, Dis- like—losing, Exeter, 930. When in trouble kick. Pam Taylor J.C., 4 27 76, Car, Verbs, Dino, BOOM, Ma Yowzer, Miss Cook. Likes: parties, being with some- body special, cruisin' around, brown eyes, talking on the tele- phone, the beach, the mountains, Lobsters, LBS. Memories: Junior Prom '76—Trip to Austria--Olym- pics Church Parking Lots The 60 Pit, The Cellar, Cruisin' with Carlene, The Rocks, Track— hurdles '75. Dislikes: vain people, the busy signal, curfews, clocks. Sandy Taylor Love: Kip Likes: horses, fairs, friends Dislikes: school, period 3 with R.G. Memories: Camp's Business math 74 - 75 prom, Accounting I 75 - 76 , Skow- hegan fair, Bangor fair, New York State fair, Achievements: Track 2, Accounting award 3 Friends: B.J.B., B.J.B., D.H., L.K., B.C., T.K., L.H., P. G., T.M., S.M., S.J. How nice it is to graduate early. Carol Testa Likes—pizza, autumn, the beach and Chug Memories—talks with Barb, April vacation 11 16 73 + 74, Papa, Spanish 3, Karin in History, after school luncheons, scholar and every afternoon . . . semi I don't care V's party, the rolling car, My 16th, It's a two way street, notes, Chem with S Santa's lollipops, bisecting frog with M. Quote— A man is only complete when he has a true friend to understand him to share all his passions and sorrows with and to stand by him throughout his life. Brian Thompson Nickname: Sparkey Likes: Anne, BTO on Mark's PA, cruising with Pedro, concerts that mind ex- panding drug, High climbers, hunting, and my BOMB. Dislikes: Blue lights in my rearview mir- ror and Freshmen. Memories: 11 13 75, Heidi, Eagles Elect- wood Mac. Whim: To see Terri hang a moon. Achievements: I finished High school. Mike's five feet. April Tilbury LHS Colour My World DP Kings Island GB Quebec DZ's goodbye party Cedar Point DA Pinball MK's party Winnacarnival art the stash Casino Newmarket backboard at Tuck Field My Van cruisin' lst judge Hatch RW Tango roses Pawtuckaway ♦Pre- cious and Few skis Sagamore the marsh Isaac Dow House ♦mo- view Seagate Tokyo Terror Shish Kebab Mt. Major steak and heiny aari s Hig just another tequila sunrise Frenchs NFP EJ's 8 20 76 OB's party JF J. Geil's con- cert 9 l 76 Exeter football love it all....... Larry Triggs Achievements: Basketball 1-2, Graduation. Memories: 11-16, Eagles, Elephant—ultimate, 5$ on Mt. Washington Likes: Parties, Beach, Mountains, findings, va- cations, good times, money, Dis- likes: certain people. Memories: UNH-DCSERL—VW, All Kathe Zappala Likes: Sunny Days, Thunderstorms, the Beach, the Mountains, Camp- ing out, John Denver, my Friends, my Family. Achievements: Ten- nis 3-4, Chem A with Mr. Deshon, Honor Role, Field Hockey 1,2,3. Memories: Pawtuckaway, Junior year, Jr. Prom, Summer '76, At- titash Alpine Slide, Pine Knoll, Tuck Field Courts. Quote: If you can't beat 'em, try harder. Erica Tyring Likes: Skiing sailing a special someone my family good people. Dislikes: school cold + cruel peo- ple having to say goodbye to a good thing. Memories: Summer of 75 6 7 75 8 76 7 20 76 in Bessie 7 21 75. Achievements: Graduating in 3 years, making it this far in life without having a nervous breakdown. Favorite quote: Cherish yesterday, dream tomor- row, live today Terry Veilleux Likes: John, music, kittens, and 61 Joe. Dislikes: -Jocks-, Jealousy Memories: John, beep-beep, Pre- cious and few Boston 52, 9, Chris D., The zoo, dunes, New- market, Rye Beach, Waterskiing, beating John in Risk, shotguns. Ambitions: To go to Arizona. Debbie Walters Likes: Mike, hiking, camping, canoes, bicycles. Dislikes: Snot- ty people, crowded halls (WHS) Memories: Exchange Concerts 75-76 , Skipping. Achievements: Typing 74-75 , Honor Roll, 73- 74 Friends: ML, SL, RW, GM, BJB, DL, RW, MG, RW, BS, VI Hobbies: Baseball, Javelin, high jump, skating, driving. Matthew Ward Nickname Bo. Likes: Carpentry, Art, Sports, Golf, good kids, Quotes, Jokes, fall. Dislikes: Numskulls, stupidity, know-it-ALLS, Dentist. Achievements: Soccer 2, 4. School 1-12. Life Imagination is more powerful than knowledge Einstein Tammy Watson Likes: Autumn, the beach, Wam- mer-Jammer photography, Aero- smith, rowdies. Memories: J. Geils Concert-- that continouus buzz op. egg, 4th of July '75 S. D. parties, cruisin'. Sue's base- ment. Bugs. Walkin' in a blizzard, frogurt, Hey man. 10 11 74. hope I can drive! Mr. P's math class. Prom, Tay- lor's house, U.S.H.-R.H. Sum- mer Antics. Oy!! Dislikes: B. R. That hat! phonies. Quote: Why worry when someone will worry for you? Jeff Weeks Achievements: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4 Trips to Maine: hunting: visiting my par- ents in Iran and traveling. Cap- tain: Memories P.D. 11 29 75. David Whitney Achievements—Surviving Winna- cunnet, Football, designing Hog's helmet, living through the 1 2 hour bowl, Mr.Bohm'sself-taught Chemistry, Winnapahoosie, Arts + Sausage party, staying in on Friday nights during Football Likes — I still like Football, 2 on 1, Scuba'in, James, JB, The Count, bakin'in Florida, Houston Oilers, Board-work, Bert and I, more than 70 % Dislikes—Hot lunches, ugly B's, not having a sailboat, The pit 6 28 after AM, Blue Cups, GIVE ME THAT WINE. Robin Willis Nickname: BooBoo: Luvs: Mike. Likes: All sociable people, par- ties, beaches, sunny days, pup- pies, being with the one I luv, getting presents, summertime, fairs, MRS Downer, dancing, mu- sic, getting rides on Mike's mo- torcycle. Dislikes: snobs, getting caught, snow, rainy days, fighting, hurting people, being hurt, being alone, saying good-bye. Mem- ories: That trussel, exchange con- cert of '73, GG, AB, Ronald, Saucey, DAC and the Beach, that night on the rocks, working at the Hatch, my best friend White , Hope: to make Mike happy! Richard Woodman Memories: Soccer, Arts and Sau- sage Party Lookin' for people Gators, Cookin out, T.P.L., Ol' Bessie The following seniors were not pictured as they entered school after our deadline or failed to sub- mit a glossy: Mark DeCourcy, Peter DuBrava, Richard Eaton, Jack Furbush, Margaret Goodrich, Edward Jan- kauskas, William Lennox, Gordan Millar, Carrie Morong, Nathan O'Brien, Joseph O'Neil, Patricia Paradise, Debra Perkins, James Porter, Karen Sanborn, William Snow, Elizabeth White 62 Roseann M. Loiacono Gary L. MacPherson Charles H. Marshall Tamara Marelli Kim Susan Martell Jessie Mason Linda M. Matheney Roy T. Mattucci Timothy Robert McClare Andrew B. McConnell Alicia McGee Daniel M. McGuinness 65 John L. Mcllveen Richard D. Mcllveen, Jr. 66 Matthew I. Me Knight Lisa Jane Merrill Edward T. Miller Robert F. Moore, Jr. Thelma L. Mosher Kimberly Moulton Terese Anne Mulcahy Russell Mullen Mary Ann Muniz Kenneth P. Munroe Frank T. Nardello 67 David R. Nelson David W. Nelson Donald O’Brien Alissa C. Ohlemeier Laurin L. Noel Scott A, Osborne Cheryl Pearson Wayne E. Perkins Steven J. Peterson Diane Pevear Donna Pevear David J. Pinchott 69 Best ALL-AROUND Barbara Robinson, John Mcllveen Most Likely To Succeed Steve Kenney, Jo Piepgrass Class Cowns Sue Regis, Mark Taylor Best Dressed Bill Lavallee, Shelley Brown Most Athletic Mary Beth Hollingworth, Blaine Conant Class Organizers John Mcllveen, Deb Duchemin Most Talkative Desiree toy, Mark Taylor Most Talented Don Eaton, Desiree Loy, Jim Dustin, April Tilbury, Holly McConnell, John Mcllveen Cutest Cathy Clocher Nathan Obrien School Supporters Lee Brooks, Deb Duchemin, John Mcllyeen James Michael Preston John P. Price Arlene Diane Provencher L V GaryMalcom Provencher Herbert Randall Patrick Jack Reagan Susan Elizabeth Regis 72 Michael K. Reusch Julie-Jo Evelyn Robidas Barbara Ann Robinson Curtis John Robinson John William Robinson Mark G. Robinson Paul Thomas Rocheleau Valerie Lynn Rockefeller Robert Carl Rohrbom, Jr. 73 Stanley J. Rowley Jeffery David Rowell Rene Rushford Peter Apel Ryan Sylvia Ann Sambold 74 Mark Rogers Smith Donald Morris Souliere 75 Paula Marie Sicard David Hovey Standen Richard Ellis Stem Lianne C. Stone Steven Lee Strout 76 Anne Marie Sweeney Lisa Jay Swenson Jayne Louise Swift I 'Hi Cynthia Mary Tatro ■ Christopher Taylor Mark Taylor Pamela Jean Taylor Sandra J. Taylor Aline Thibodeau Brian J Thompson Luceale M. Thurlow April D. Tilbury 77 Larry H. Triggs Erica Tyring Therese A. Veilleux Tammy J. Watson Stephen D. Weller 78 Thomas K. Willwerth i j Richard W. Woodman Jackie C. Young Kathe Anne Zappa la High School . • • It was the best of times, It was the worst of times, It was the age of wisdom, It was the age of foolishness, It was the epoch of belief, It was the epoch of incredulity, It was the season of light, It was the season of darkness, It was the spring of hope, ft was the winter of despair, We had everything before us, We had nothing before us, We are all going direct to heaven, We are all going direct the other way. Charles Dickens 79 Robin P. Willis Mark D. Wooles Precious And Few Queen Andrea Fecteau and her court--Joanna Piepgrass, Cathy Clocher, Barbara Robinson, and Eileen Casey. Class History Class Of '77 Entering W.H.S. our Freshman year was an experience in itself: a new school and a completely different lifestyle, new faces, being given wrong directions from upperclassmen, and explaining to your teacher that after one month you had forgotten your schedule and had ended up in Math instead of English. It was eating in the pit and anti- cipating your upperclassmen days up top , getting along with kids from other towns, the thought of going to see big bad Bmno (when you hadn't done anything wrong), Freshmen athletic teams, and the local hang-out , Savory Square; but most of all it was the War Between the Classes . We had spirit and we knew it with the leadership of Lee Brooks, president, Brian Barrett, co-president, John Mcllveen, vice-president, Deborah Duchemin, secretary, Mary Beth Hollingworth, treasurer, and the help of many other faithful people. As Winnacamival rolled around, we found ourselves in a confused state of mind, but we fought to the end finishing in the traditional fourth position. Bev Lewis was crowned our princess. For the next four years, many of us would be very active in the Drama Club and attend many an Exchange Trip. When we returned as Sophomores, the incoming Freshmen seemed to us small and immature, and we made many of the same jokes about them that we had heard about us. Playing cards, J. V. games and the new hang-out , Pizza Hut, were important to our school life then. Under the superior leadership of John Mcllveen, president, Lee Brooks, vice-president, Deborah Duchemin, secretary, and Mary Beth Hollingworth, treasurer, we started the first annua] Xmas Fair and made a big upset in Winnacamival by taking over second place by 11 1 2 points. Ann Smith was voted our lovely princess. Then came the 1975 Junior Prom and Brad Heath, Joanna Piepgrass, Ed Miller, Eileen Casey, Scott Danico, Barbara Robinson, Rick Steam, and Mary Beth Hollingworth were announced the ushers and usherettes. The highlight of the year, as everyone wants to remember, were the requirements for mid-years and finals. September of 1975 brought about a change of lifestyle as many began driving to school, and we entered as big Juniors led by John Mcllveen, president, Barbara Robinson, vice-president, Deborah Duchemin, secretary, and Mary Beth Hollingworth, treasurer. We soon began congregating at the newest hang-out , Friendly's, since our open campus privileges had been taken away and the halls seemed even more crowded with freshman swarming into the cafe at fourth period. We had planned for a big year: we started off by winning the Spirit Tomohawk, al- though during the next two pep rallies we defaulted to the Sophomore class in an unscheduled egg-throwing con- test with the Senior class; the football and soccer concession stand, rain or shine; the soccer semi-finals; the big Exeter defeat; a tough but close powder puff game against the Seniors; and a close second place in Winnacamival, at which our princess was Andrea Fecteau. The big highlight of the year was the Junior Prom, with the theme Pre- cious and Few . Many people took time and pride to decorate the Casino dispite storm and night, to make it the best prom in years. Dancing to the band under the circling ball and sparkling letters of the theme set the tone of the evening. Andrea Fecteau became our blushing queen, escorted by Buddy Kernahan, and accompanied by Jo- anna Piegrass, Cathy Clocher, Barbara Robinson, and Eileen Casey, princesses. As we entered our last year, we couldn't believe that we had made it or that we were the Senior class. It seemed as though we could reach out and touch yesterday, but we knew that we must move forward, not backward, and make it the BEST year. With high hopes under John Mcllveen, president, Barbara Robinson, vice-president, Debor- ah Duchemin, secretary, Shelley Brown, treasurer, we worked hard on the Exeter pep rally (even making paper flowers at parties) and thought NO ONE could defeat us on originality or in spirit, but our dreams were soon shat- tered. We took second. Throughout the year, with Hampton Beach Just For The Hell Of It , squeezing eight peo- ple into a Toyota, parties during school, tobbogganing, concerts, and those Wild W.H.S. parties we made our own fun. Friendships became stronger because this was our last year together as a class and we knew it as we began looking to college and careers. Winnacamival soon rolled around and was a complete success as we finished in first place by a solid eight points despite the valiant effort of some of The Boys to lose. Good Try Guys! With Linda Brackett chosen to represent the class, the girlS'tried their hardest and she was crowned queen of Winnacamival. All of us have experienced many good and not-so-good times here at W.H.S. which we will choose to recall and laugh at in future years. The last few months will be spent planning our graduation activities, the highlights of which will be our Senior day and Senior night (which we hope will be the most exciting and memorable for years to come) and finally, the commencement ceremonies. As this page in our life is turned we will wish to remember, but not to return, for as time moves on so must we. Girls Cross Country - W Jg + A - LwV y Coach Feraald, Peggy Bohan, Leslie Shaw, Joanna Piepgrass, Katy Adams, Tracy Nelson, Lisa Bancewicz The girls 76' Crosscountry Team did exceptionly well considering the small size of their team this season. Each member shared the talent with Joanna Piepgrass leading the way. Mr. Femald looks forward to another strong season for 77 . Boys Cross Country 76' ■ It was a good year for the Cross Country Team. Captain-Blaine Conant won his first five out of eight races before being injured. Sophmore Kelly Dodge shined this season. He went to the State Meet after placing 10th in the Class L Meet. Dodge placed 28th at the State Meet. Senior Andy McConnell was the third man of a Winnacunnet 3-man strong point. He placed 43rd in Class L . Top seven run- ners were: Co-captain Blaine Conant, Sophomore Kelly Dodge, Co-Captain Andy McConnell, Senior Mark Robinson, Sophomore Eric Small, Freshman Bill Black- burn, Freshman Peter McConnell. The Boys team should be great in future years. The Freshman were really super! Sicard Jeff Captain Blaine Conant Coach Harold Fernald Bill Blackburn L Ralph Johnson Mark Robinson ROW 1 L to R: Kelly Dodge, Ralph Johnson, Eric Small, Jeff Sicard ROW 2 L to R: Coach Har- old Fernald, Co-Captain Blaine Conant, Mark Robinson, Tim O'Connell, Doug Bowen, R. J. Downer MISSING FROM PHOTO ARE: Bill Blackburn, Peter McConnell Varsity Soccer 76 The Team The Managers John G Liza Captain Rich Mcllveen Captain John Janetos Coach Don Foote Glen Martin Rich Woodman Goalie Dana Mullen Greg Janetos VARSITY SOCCER Dear Followers: This year s Warrior Soccer Team completed its season very successfully. It was the confrence winner for the 3rd straight year and also played in the tournament. The team was blessed with tremendous leaders in their captains, Rich Mcllveen and John Janetos. This team was not supposed to do well, but thanks to coaching and great talent the team played outstant- ingly. We were not all perfect, awfully close, but not. We had personnel problems, S.B. . We did though, beat Oyster River who did go to the semi-finals. All in all, it was a damn fine team. J .J. and R. M. g 1976 Schedule September 10 Newmarket 3 WHS 1 September 17 WHS 2 Pinkerton 0 September 21 WHS 3 Salem 2 September 25 Pinkerton 2 O.T. WHS 0 September 29 WHS 4 Oyster River 3 October 1 WHS 3 Portsmouth 1 October 4 Memorial 3 WHS 0 October 5 WHS 1 Exeter 0 October 8 WHS 0 Concord 0 October 13 WHS 1 Portsmouth 0 October 15 WHS 2 Exeter 2 October 19 Trinity 2 WHS 0 October 22 WHS 2 Salem 1 Tourney October 27 Farmington 2 WHS 1 Jeff Hawkins Doug Holderman At the closing of the 1976 season the players chose Co-Captain John Janetos as Most Valuable Player and right wing Larry Hart as the Most Improved Player. They also elected Jeff Hawkins and Glen Martin as the captains for the 77 season. J.v. Soccer 76' J.V. SOCCER 76' I 1st ROW L to R: Mark Preston, David Pettis, Mike Flannigan, Tim Speanburg, Peter Whitney, | | Gary Annis 2nd ROW L to R: Brian Palmer, Jay Junkins, Giles Ham, Jim Patton, Chris Moore, Kevin Gilbert, Richard Sweeny 3rd ROW L to R: J. J. Oakley, Tom Heath, Dave Lamprey, I Jeff Bryant, Brad Miller, Scott Iverson, Coach Jim Tufts J.V. Soccer Schedule Winnacunnet 0 Exeter 0 Winnacunnet 2 Portsmouth 1 Winnacunnet 4 Timberlane 0 Winnacunnet 1 Exeter 0 Winnacunnet 1 Timberlane 0 Winnacunnet 0 Masconomet 3 Winnacunnet 1 Portsmouth 0 Winnacunnet 2 Newmarket 0 Winnacunnet 3 Masconomet 2 SHU emu J.V. Soccer The Winnacunnet Junior Varsity Soccer Team had a very successful season in the fall of 1976 resistering a record of 7 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. After an opening game 0-0 tie with Exeter, the Warriors won their next 4 games in a row, 3 of them by shutouts before they suffered their only defeat, at the feet of a very tough Masconomet team. The team bounced back strongly from the loss recording two straight shutouts over Portsmouth and New- market before they met Masconomet again in their final game of the season. The Warriors capped an outstanding season by avenging their only loss with an overall team effort in a 3-2 win over Masconomet. Many of the Junior Varsity players gained a wider knowledge of the game, stronger skills and greater experience which will strengthen the Warrior's Varsity in the next two years. Several of the players had outstanding seasons, particulary by the defensive unit. The team allowed only 6 goals in 9 games, 5 of which were scored by the strong Masconomet Team, and the team shutout their opponents in 6 of 9 games, an outstanding record. Led by goal- ie Jeff Bryant and the strong play of fullbacks Tom Heath, Gary Annis, and the team's Most Valuable Player--Peter Whitney, the de- fense led the way all season. Halfbacks Tim Speanburg, Dave Lamprey and Mike Flanagan, led the team at Midfield, and Forward Dave Pettis had a great season scoring 4 game win- ning goals. The 1976 Junior Varsity Team played as a solid unit with all 19 players contributing to their fine season. Many of these players will be heard from in the Winnacunnet High School future. Coach Tufts I Freshman Soccer 76' FRESHMAN SOCCER 1st ROW L TO R: Shawn Keenan, Bill Cummings, Eddie Yuskiewicz, Ricky Silver, David Paul 2nd ROW L TO R: Tony Manix, Tony Robidas, Rob Pickard, Jim Hanson, Kevin Reusch, John St. Martin, Mike By- chok 3rd ROW L TO R: Coach Bruce Carrier, Stan Martin, Erving Jones, Scott Taylor, Glenn Johnson, Paul Sicard, Dale Harris, Manager Paul Testa The freshman Soccer Team, which is an expansion team, had an excellent first season. The team easily beat Exeter JV-B and Concord. The frosh split two games against Portsmouth JV s. The toughest opponent was Masconomet. Masconomet nipped the Warriors in the first three encounters. But in the fourth game, Winna- cunnet was determined to get revenge on the undefeated Masconomet. Entering this last game for both teams the Warriors were 4 and 4 for the season while Masconomet was 11 and 0. The spirited frosh defeated Mas- conomet to end with a winning season of 5 and 4. Coach Carrier 92 Varsity Football 1976 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1976 FIRST ROW L to R: Line Coach Ed Savage, Backfield Coach Jay Donabedian, Head Coach David Deshon. SECOND ROW L to R: Scott Feeney, Mark Lynch, Doug Erickson, Buddy Kernehan, Brad Heath, Mark Taylor, Steve Kenney, Jeff Weeks, Jeff Deshon, Dean Bacon, Mike Cusak. THIRD ROW L to R: Pete Hanson, Mark Smith, Rick Stern, Lee Brooks, Tim Bohan, Gary McPherson, John Ratoff, Ed Miller, Scott McDonald, Jim Chapman, Scott Aquizap. FOURTH ROW L to R: Chris Daigneault, Rick Downey, Steve Lago, Fred Goss, John Price, Ron Hammond, Scott Osborne, Kent Walker, Dave Whitney, Steve Capaldi, Greg Robinson. FIFTH ROW L to R: Rick Royal, Dave Daniels, Kyle Sicard, Don Hause, John McGrath, Tim McClare, John Hubbard, Matt McKnight, Mark McDonald, Mike Barr, Keith Crowel. SIXTH ROW L to R: Dale Hamilton, Greg Heath, Bill Rogers, Merrill Gauron, Ben Nudd, Barry Knowles, Dan McGrath, Scott Simons, Bill McGovern, Keith Sicard, Warren Brown. SEVENTH ROW L to R: Terry White, Paul Inglis, Dave McGrath, Lee Griffen, Steve Stoddard, Bill Kap- pler, Chuck Bradley, Tom McLaren. 1976 Varsity Football The 1976 football season started in August with 65 players eager for combat. The following 13 weeks involved 4 scrimmages, 9 games in Divisions I G II and 79 tough practice sessions. With 9 returning lettermen, early season predictions made the War- riors definite conference leaders. Several key in- juries in the first game, however, slowed progress and a final 3 wins--6 loss record became history. Outstanding preformances were turned in by many players. Quadra-Captains Brad Heath, Mark Talor, Jeff Weeks and Steve Kenney led the team into battle each Saturday. All-State honors were won by Steve Kenney, offensive guard and Mark Smith, defensive linebacker. Most Valuable Players for the season were Offense: Steve Kenney, Defense: Mark Smith, and overall MVP Jeff Weeks. The highlights of the season had to be in our last game--a victory over Division I rival Salem, with Jeff Weeks scoring 3 touchdowns and rushing for 190 yards. The most disappointing loss was to Concord 6-7 in which we completely dominated the game offensively, but couldn't get across the goal line more than once. Other tough games were with Exeter, losing after being ahead 8-6 with just 3 minutes to play and winning 14-0 vs Laconia and finally losing 22-14. The future looks bright for the Warriors with 24 Juniors and 12 Sophomores returning for next year. With an average of 26 boys playing in each game this season, much valuable experiences were gain- ed. Good luck in '77 Warriors! Coach David Deshon . ’ I r 1lY _ I Dave Whitney ’ l Fre Goss Queen Karin Stone V A . • -V ' •--AV, JLK Captain Mark Taylor 1. • i v V,; r Captain Brad Heath R.r'.z-'r ,AU J5� ‘ i Gary McPherson GAME RESULTS Winnacunnet 8 Spaulding 22 Winnacunnet 14 Timberlane 14 Winnacunnet 12 Pinkerton 6 Winnacunnet 6 Concord 7 Winnacunnet 20 Bishop Guerton 35 Winnacunnet 0 Somersworth 14 Winnacunnet 14 Laconia 22 Winnacunnet 8 Exeter 12 Winnacunnet 26 Salem 22 _ Bill McGovern Coach David Deshon Buddy Kemahan J.V. Football 76' J.V. Football The J.V. Football team this past fall had an abbre- vaited schedule. Games with Salem and Phillips Ex- eter had to be cancelled durning the season resulting in a five game schedule. The team's record was 2-3 with the victories coming over St. Thomas and Spauld- ing. As usual the team predominantly consisted of sophmores but this year's team had a larger number of boys who were new to the football program, for one reason or another. Considering this and the entracas- ies of the offense that the team used, it was a success- ful season despite a losing record. Freshman Football 76' FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 76' ROW 1 L toR: Todd Butterick, Bill frovost, Todd Facey, Greg Chevalier, Bob Bradley, Larry Durant, Steve Rielly, Joe Pitman, Ladd Carmen, Tom McGuiness, P ROW 2 L to R: Peter Moraraty, David Linnaine, Lance Morrison, Dave Sanderson, Shawn MacKenzie, Mark Walker, Jay Ward, Jon Roy, Greg Sowers ROW 3 L to R: Coach Jack Ford, Bill Downey, David Pollard, Ted Borchardt, Paul Gustavson, Shawn Lyden, David Goodman John Bosinger, Kevin Feeny, Manager Shawn O'Leary, Coach Charlie White FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1976 Winnacunnet 0 Portsmouth 0 Winnacunnet 0 Somersworth 20 Winnacunnet 0 Spaulding 6 Winnacunnet 14 Laconia Winnacunnet 22 St. Thomas 0 Winnacunnet 6 Salem 12 Winnacunnet 12 P.E.A. 41 Winnacunnet 6 Exeter 13 At Quarterback--Dave Sanderson. Our Fullback and best defensive player turned out to be Bob Bradley (Co-Captain). At halfback, Lance Morri- son and Todd Facey did an admirable job. The in- side line play was handeled by John Bosinger at center and John Roy and Steve Reilley at the guards. The tackles were Paul Gustavson and Larry Durant (Co-Captain) and the ends included Kevin Feeney and Jay Ward. Ted Borchardt was outstanding on both Offense and Defense. Don't forget Ladd Carmen, Todd Buttrick, Greg Chevalier, Bill Downey, Dave Goodwin, Sean Ly- den, Tom McGuinness, Shawn McKenzie, Peter Moaratty, Joe Pitman, David Pollard, Mark Wal- ker, Todd Warton and Greg Sowers. 'W- Mary Beth Hollingworth Tina Cushing Field Hockey Grrr Fight Jackie Price Margret Lee Kemahan 1976 FIELD HOCKEY The Varsity Field Hockey Team came within one game of a winning season as the team ended sixth in the Eastern Division. A key to the seasons' success was in the number of different players who scored with Loretto Casey leading with 6 goals. Defensively two seniors, Hol- ly McConnell and Cheri Clements gave outstanding performances; Hol- ly was awarded the Tanguay Award for spirit, enthusiasm and dedica- tion, while Cheri was selected the teams MVP. ROW 1-Anne Crotty, Mim Dumaine, Mary Beth Hollongworth, Sue Regis, Barbie Robinson, Cheri Clements, Hoi ly McConnell, Wendy Codd. 100 J.V. Freshman Field Hockey ROW 1-A. Black- burn, B. Nelson, K. Jankauskas, V. Tra- fatter ROW 2-D. Littlefield, S. Sam- bold, J. Darling, L. Hammond, L. Rob- inson, P. Neff ROW 3-T. Furbush, A.Lago, D. Water- house, D. Kirk, P. Kenney, H. Lara- bee, L. Robinson, Coach Andrea Rat- off ROW 1-T. Codd, L. ManFarlain, B. Mac- Do ugall, C. Walk- er, K. Smith, J. Davis, S. Wilhelm, J. Foster ROW 2-J. Kernahan, C. Ma- honey, G. Chase, V. Sweeney, K. Nu- gent, S. Cote, and N. Waterhouse ROW 3-Mrs. Royal Coach, Managers; K. Bat- chelder and K. Bar- rett, C. Sicard, M. Morris, D. Lonergan, J. Janvrin, S. Scott, R. Royal, G. Smith, M. MacPherson IkiHH 102 J.V. Girls Basketball 76'-77' Team Roster: ROW 1 L TO R: N. Triggs, A. Alie, K. Smith, D. Arsenault, S. Wilhelm ROW 2 L TO R: A. Lago, B. Nelson, P. Kenney, J. Monroe, N. Waterhouse, D. Littlefield ROW 3 L TO R: Coach Talas, L. Robinson, P. Neff, C. McDougall, B. McDougall, T.J. Furbush, Coach French The 1976-77 Girls1 Junior Varsity Team experienced a 4-12 season, yet one that can be considered a vast improvement over a season ago. Team highlights include victories over St. Thomas (2), Salem and Timberlane, as well as close games with Ports- mouth, Sommerworth and the season finale—a one point loss to Timberlane despite one of the best played games of the season. Offensively, Andrea Lago led the team in scoring, often from a steal and full court drive. Three players stand out for constant hustle and aggressive play that often led to a steal or turnover by our opponents--Andrea, and Freshmen Kathy Smith and Nancy Triggs. Defensively, Theresa Fur- bush and Marybeth Heibert came on strong, dominating in the rebound department at the end of the season. Girls Varsity Basketball 76'-77' ROW 1 L TO R: B. Robinson, L. Robinson, C. Clements, L. Hammond, V. Trofatter, ROW 2 L TO R: B. Bowen, C. Buckmore, L. Casey, S. Jones ROW 3 L TO R: Coach French, M. Hollingworth, D. Daniels, B Platenik, K. Dennis, Coach Talas I 104 Girls Varsity Basketball Despite the 5-11 record, the girls displayed great im- provement over last season in team play, hustle, and execution of fundamentals. Highlights of the season included a decisive victory over rival Exeter 55-44, a devastating 67-24 win over St. Thomas and a some from behind one point win over powerful Somersworth. All in all, it was a fun and successful season. With the addition of a freshman team next year, and an exten- sion to a 20 game schedule, we hope to see the Girls Basketball program continue to grow and improve. LEADING SCORERS: C. Clements—206 Points K. Dennis--117 Points B. Robinson —111 Points M.B. Hollingworth—89 Points S. Jones--87 Points 105 Varsity Basketball 76'-77 Team Roster: Scott Bean Chuck Bradley Scott Danico, captain Scott Feeney Greg Janetos Scott MacDonald Glenn Martin humors flRRIOR; 14 The 1976-77 Warrior varsity basketball season must go down into the record books as one of the most dissapointing ever. A team with only one senior is seldom suc- cessful in any high school varsity sport. However, the future does look bright for the basketball program, despite the con- siderable number of lopsided scores this year. The most impressive thing about this year's team was its tenacity and courage. De- spite being out gunned in almost every con- test, they never once gave up to the usually physically superior opposition. The leadership and dedication of Scott Danico was a valuable asset this year, as was the improvement under fire of Scott Feeney, Bill McGovern, Scott MacDonald, Glenn Martin, and Chuck Bradley who along with returning Scott Bean (a sopho- more starter last year who missed this year due to an injury) and the consistent con- tributions of sophomore Greg Janetos (who this year surpassed the 500 point mark) should give naxt year's team a solid foun- dation on which to build its season. Coach Ford 107 J.V. Basketball 76'-77' 1 ) FRONT ROW L TO R: Mark Pinehott, Kelly Dodge, Fred DePuy, Dana Mullen, Kirk Ohlemeier, Marty O'Keefe, Scott Iverson SECOND ROW L TO R: Ladd Carmen, Chuck Casassa, Matt Mattox, Steve Audet, Bob Taylor, Brad Miller, Dan McGrath, Paul Sicard, Coach Hopkins The 1976-77 basketball season for the junior varsity squad has been one of improvement. Due to a lack of height and physical size the JV's have played some good ball games and lost, but winning and losing at this level is not as important as finding our weaknesses and improving on them. Seeing most of the action this season have been Sophomore Chuck Casassa, and Dana Mullen at forward, with Kirk Ohlemeier, Marty O'Keefe and Fred Depuy at guard. The brightest spots have been the Freshman: Steve Audet has been very steady at center, Paul Sicard has worked on his offense, and Ladd Carmen is at another forward position. Coach Hopkins says these boys are very coachable and have worked hard all season. TOP SCORERS Paul Sicard Dana Mullen Steve Audet TOP REBOUNDERS Steve Audet Dana Mullen 108 URRKJRS VRRIORS W PRIOR? WARRIOR? HARROW WARRIORS WARRIOrS WARWQRS Freshmen Basketball 76'-77' WARRIORS 33 50 FRONT ROW L TO R: David Paul, Mike Bychok, Tony Robidas, Ricky Silver, Kevin Reusch, Shawn Kee- nan, Lee Adams SECOND ROW L TO R: Bob Bradley, John Bosinger, Mark Jansen, Paul Gustaveson, Lance Morrison, Dave Sanderson, Harry MacDonald, Coach Dutremble, MISSING FROM PHOTO: Howie Styles and Curt Spear 7 The Winnacunnet Freshman had a very slow start this year losing their first six games by an average of seventeen points. However, the second half was a different story for the Warriors as they overpowered opposing teams to capture eight of their last ten games. It was a very successful season in which boys, who had never played together in the junior high level, put their act together to develope into a solid unit. The squad was led by the rebounding and sharp- shooting of forward Dave Sanderson who ended the season with 149 points. The ball handling and quickness of Guards Mike Bychok and Kevin Reusch, combined with the offensive surges of denter Howie Styles, provided the steady offense needed in many crucial situations. Coach Dutremble 109 Girls Winter Track 76'-77' 1st ROW L TO R: Julie Piepgrass-Manager, Karen Anderson, Joanna Piepgrass, Paula Sicard, Melinda Eaton, Sandi Miller, Linda Dupey-Manager 2nd ROW L TO R: Marie Ceres, Linda Neimi, Leslie Shaw, Peggy Bohan, Carolyn Hinkle, Kim Curl, Katy Adams, Kelly Kishbaugh 3rd ROW L TO R: Carol Walker, Sandi Santino, Debbie Vogel, Tracy Cassidy 4th ROW L TO R: Philip Kalar-Distance Coach, Nancy Duffy-Coach, Kathy Rodgers, Gia Smith, Jill Kemahan, Colleen Mahoney, Connie Mannix-Coach This year the girls Winter Track team consisted of twenty-seven girls. Returning from last years team was high scoring senior Joanna Piepgrass, Sophomore veterans, Kelly Kishbaugh, Marie Ceres, Carolyn Hinkle, Lisa Bancewicz, Leslie Shaw and Peggy Bohan. The majority of the team consisted of talented but untested Fresh- man, although several upper classmen went out for Winter Track for the first time and provided for many points. Two girls represented the War- riors in the State Meet and both did an out- standing job. Freshmen Stephanie Scott defeated all comers to win the high jump event and Soph- omore Carolyn Hinkle finished a very impres- sive fifth in the hurdles. High scorer: Stephanie Scott—65 pts. Records—Lisa Bancewicz Shot Put 28'4 Stephanie Scott High Jump 4'10 1 2' Leslie Shaw 2 mile Stephanie Scott 60 yd. hurdles 8.9 Class L Meet— Carolyn Hinkle 5th 60 yard hurdles Stephanie Scott 6th High Jump State Meet Stephanie Scott 1st High Jump Carolyn Hinkle 5th 60 yard hurdles Defeated 13 Lost 9 no Boys Winter Track 76'-77' 1st ROW L TO R: J. Rowell, S. Osborne, L. Brooks, L. Hart, M. Smith, M. Robinson, K. Donohue, A. McConnell 2nd ROW L TO R: J. O'Connell, D. Sanderson, T. Guzinski, J. McGrath, S. Truchon, L. Depuy, J. Piepgrass 3rd ROW L TO R: E. Small, P. Sarson, K. Dodge, B. Rogers, K. Sicard, B. Rilling, R. Royal, B. Poole, T. Manix 4th ROW L TO R: R. Downey, T. Facey, M. Curtin, S. Taylor, S. Lyden, Coach duffy, Assistant Coach Phil Kalar 5th ROW L TO R: S. Johnson, L. Lianne, T. Borchardt, P. McConnell, B. Blackburn, Coach Manix, MISSING FROM PHOTO Blaine Conant The Graduating Seniors arr • ■v Blaine Conant Boys Winter Track The Boys Winter Track team had an excellent season, finishing with a 12-4 record. One new record was set by Larry Hart in the two mile. Nine Warriors qualified for Class L meet: Mark Smith in the hurdles, Lee Brooks and Bob Rillings in the sprints, Scott Osborne in the 600, and Blaine Conant, Lany Hart, Kelly Dodge, Doug Sanderson, and Andy McConnell in the long Dis- tance events. Senior Lee Brooks placed fifth in the 300 year dash at the Class L meet. High scorer and MVP for the season was Soph- omore Kelly Dodge who re- corded 53 points. — Ill FRONT ROW L TO R: Kevin Maloney, Mike Barr, Wayne Bruno, Mark Wooles, Bob Moore Gary Connor, Tom McClaren, Shaun Harrington. SECOND ROW L TO R: Coach Fran Harrington, Mike Garrish, Mike Reusch, Gary Annis, Bill Snow, Jim Vadeboncoeur, Bryan Ye a ton, Ed Eastman, Manager Dave Pettis, Coach Jim Tufts. THIRD ROW L TO R: Gary Vadeboncoeur, Walter Wormwood, J.J. oakley, John Remick, Bob Diggio, Tim McClaren, Bill Provost, Steve Lago, Manager Phil Eastman. Dave Pettis, Gary Vadeboncoeur, Phil Eastman Gary Annis, Jay Oakley, Mike Reusch, John Remick, Mike Barr 113 1976-77 Ice Hockey Review by Mike Reusch Although the hockey team did not make the tournament, the year was highlighted by a win over Exeter, the first ever by a W.H.S. hockey team. Overall scoring for the team, with one game remaining in the season, went as follows, in the top ten were: Gary Connor 20 gls., 14 asst., 34 pts; Bobby Moore 10 gls. , 16 asst. 26 pts; Kevin Maloney 12 gls., 13 asst., 25 pts; Shaun Harrington 2 gls., 10 asst., 12 pts; Bill Snow 6 gls., 5 asst., 11 pts; Wayne Bruno 3 gls., 5 asst., 8 pts; Ed Eastman 3 gls., 5 asst., 8 pts; Mike Reusch 2 gls., 5 asst., 7 pts; Mike Barr 3 gls., 2 asst., 5 pts; Jim Vadeboncoeur 3 gls., 1 asst., 4 pts; Walter Wormwood 1 gl., 3 asst., 4 pts; Gary Annis 1 gl., 3 asst., 4 pts. In Division II play the team amussed a record of 2-3-1. Overall the team notched a 5-14-1 record with one game remaining. Another highlight of the season, was the consistent play of the freshmen and sophomores on the J. V. team. The team recorded a 6-4-0 record with 4 games remaining. Jay Oakly was high scorer with 10 gls. , 11 asst., 21 pts. in 10 games. The teams record does not reflect how well everyone played and how much we all tried; usually losing the game in one period, and playing even, good hockey the rest of the way. With the number of juniors and sophomores who worked under Co-Captains Bob Moore and Gary Connor this year, and played well all year, along with good goaltending supplied by up and coming sophomore Mike Garrish and Junior Bryan Yeaton, future seasons at W.H.S. hockey should see strong, winning teams. 114 The Soccer Cheering Squad 1976 ■ z LEFT TO RIGHT. Melanie Barr, Mary Rae Preston, Ramona Lyden, Lisa Reed, Carol Hatch, Debbie Byrne, Linda Wardle. The Football Cheering Squad 1976 LEFT TO RIGHT. Cathy Bonsey, Sharon Cornish, Desiree Loy, Sharon Robichaud, Wendy Warren, Lisa Ohle meier, Cathy Clocher, Eileen Casey. 115 Varsity. LEFT TO RIGHT. Linda Wardle, Cathy Bonsey, Wendy Warren, Debbie Marcinko, Susan Heroux, and Eileen Casey, captain. LEFT TO RIGHT. 1st ROW—Lynn MacFarland, Janet Bohan, Beth Han- son. 2nd ROW—Maureen MacPherson. 3rd ROW— Beth Bennett. 4th ROW— Carol Nicholson, Bonnie Herrick. 5th ROW— Cheryl Krisko. Basketball Cheerleaders 76'77’ 116 The 1976 Boy s Tennis Team enjoyed an excellent season as it compiled a record of 12 wins and 4 losses. The team just missed the Division I playoffs as it finished in fourth place behind Berlin, Portsmouth and Oyster River. Boys Girls Tennis '76 m. ROW lj G. Janetos, T. Bumes, S. Iverson, J. Vadeboncoeur, G. Haw- kins, . ROW 2; Coach Walsh, L. Whitney, P. Stern, S. Truchon, M. Fuller, B. Lambert. The girls tennis team completed its 1976 season with a commendable record. Losing only one senior, the team is looking forward to a winning record in 1977. ROW 1; C. Andrews, T. Coussoule, L. Bunce, L. Jones, H. Larrabee ROW 2; K. Zappala, A. Crotty, M. McHenry, D. Dugas, S. Regis, Coach Carrier. With only two of the Warrior Netman lost to gradua- tion, the prospects for continued success in 1977 appear bright. Girls Spring Track '76 ilfl Joanna Piepgrass Lisa Banceewicz cc r “L4C- Mary B. Molli ngworth Jane Norton Andrea Lago iim Coach Duffy I Carol Davies Kelly Kishbaugh TEAM ROSTER: ROW 1-Miss Nancy Duffy Coach, M. Hol- lingworth, J. Piepgrass, S. Jones, K. Dennis, V. Trofatter, L. Katter, T. Furbush, L. Bance- wicz. ROW 2-M. Barr, S. Cor- nish, P. Neff, C. Davies, P. Bohan, S. Comeau, L. Shaw, R. Forest, P. Kenney, ROW 3- M. Ceres, C. Witcomb, C. Buckmore, Y. Paarlberg, L. Lawson, H. McConnell, J. Swift, A. Arkwell, B. Platenik, ROW 4-K. Mckenzie, S. Dan- ner, B. Bowen, K. Anderson, D. Marcinko, M. Eaton, J. Darling, R. Lyden, A. Lago, ROW 5-K. Harvey, K. Adams, C. Hinkle, C. Hatch, K. Kish- baugh SHOT PUT___ DISCUS .... 880 Yd. RUN 880 M. RELAY 440 RELAY-- REGIONAL MEET SCORES , Mary Beth Hollingworth......................First (10) Celeste Buckmore.............................. Fourth (4) .Holly McConnell ............................. Fifth (2) C. Davies, A. Lago ........................... Fourth (4) K. Kishbaugh, J. Piepgrass C. Davies, C. Clements........................Second (8) K. Kishbaugh, D. Marci nko TOTAD=28 STATE MEET SCORES SHOT PUT.............................Mary Beth Hollingworth............................First (10) DISCUS ..............................Celeste Buckmore..................................Third (6) 880 YD. RUN..........................Holly McConnell.................................. Sixth (1) 440 RELAY............................ C. Davies, C. Clements...........................Sixth (1) For the second year in a row, Mary Beth Hollingworth has captured the state title in the shot put, only this year she has set a new state record in this event. She was also awarded the honor of most valuble player after having scored 139 points in a single track season. Throughout the spring track season, Mary Beth remained undefeated in her state record breaking event. The Girls Spring Track Team compiled a highly successful 12-4 season. High points of the season included the qualifications of 24 girls for the Regional Track Meet as well as the shattering of 8 school records. This years team found success in every area of track and field due to the interest and hard work by so many female athletes who have taken an active roll in the sport at Winnacunnet High School. Boy's Spring Track '76 5 I '! .M r, J i J J r±- J, a 'Alt'' . ...i Ik - L _ A- A -• vfj V. r ■ 1 J. O'Connel, B. Miller, K. Dodge, J. Weeks, T. Turcotte, Z. Johnson, E. Small, L. Hart, R.J. Downer, B. Knowles 2nd D. Hause, C. Mattox, D. Hamilton, R. Hammond, S. Zappa, B. Barrett, E. Shmidlap, M. An- drews, T. Kimball, B. Kapler, B. Poole, S. Feeney, 3rd J. Deshon, T. Guzinski, T. Crowe, B. Fletcher, J. Griffen, R. Martin, K. LeClair, B. Goode,R. McKenzie, B. McClellan, J. Kuntz, Masonori, D. Sanderson, G. Kimmel, A. McConnell, J. Weeks Tom Crowe Bruce McClellan K. Dodge, L. Hart, B. Conant Jeff Weeks R. Martin, J. Kuntz Tim Kimball Andy McConnell MVP Brian Goode The 1976 Spring Track team had one of the most successful seasons in this school's history. Led by co-captains Brian Goode and Bruce McClelland the team had a regular season record of 16 wins-2 losses. The key to the Warriors success was its depth in many events. Winnacunnet sent seven boys to the State Meet and five to the New England Meet which was held at Win- nacunnet. Senior Brian Goode scored an amazing 220 points which is the highest in school history. Brian left with 5 school records and Bruce Mc- Clelland with 3. The team of Goode, McClelland, Jeff Weeks, and Lee Brooks set a State record in the mile relay event. Bob Fletcher Post Season Stats In the N.H. State Meet, Winnacun- net placed the third bellind Spauld- ing and Bishop Guertin. Brian Goode 1st 220 yd. dash, 440 yd. run Tim Kimball 3rdpole vault Bruce McClelland 5th880 yd. run Bob Fletcher 6thl80 low hurdles Goode, McClelland, Weeks, Brooks 1st mile relay New England Meet Tim Kimball 6th pole vault Goode, McClelland, 4th mile relay Weeks, Brooks NEW RECORDS NAME Brian Goode Brian Goode Bruce McClelland Goode, McClelland Weeks, Brooks EVENT 220 yd. dash 440 yd run triple jump mile relay TIME DI STANCE 22.5 (ties record) 50.3 41 11 3:29.9 Varsity Baseball 76' VARSITY BASEBALL 1976 The Warrior Baseball team should be extremely proud of its accomplishments during the 1976 season. Starting the season with a new coach and an entirely different program, the team got off to a rather slow start with a 2 -4 record after the first 6 games. With additional hard work and dedication, the team continued to improve and won 9 games and lost 4 over the re- mainder of the season for an overall record of 11-8. Making the State Tournament in 7th position, the opening round 2-0 victory over second-seeded Porthmouth, and getting to the semi-finals of the tournament before losing to Keene by a score of 3-0, were some of the highlights of the season. The pitching staff of Lance Chevalier, Rick Eaton, Jim Parsons and Ed Miller pitched some outstanding baseball. With an earn- ed run average of 1.44 for the season, a few less miscues in the field would have improved the season record a great deal. Leading batters Bob Ricker (. 357, 15 runs) , Rick Eaton (9 doubles, 20 RBI's, 5 game winning hits), Lance Chevalier (3 homeruns, 3 game winning hits) Dave Elliot (14 walks, 15 runs), Don Gibadlo (2 game winning hits), contributed to the offen- sive statistice for the season. Shortstop Ray Robin, Catcher Bill Smith, Outfields Rich Mcllveen and Tim Yeaton, and Infielder Dave Kalar all con- tributed in a big way to our successful season. Two sophomores, Jeff Hawkins and Glen Martin, played a great deal and are bright prospects in their remaining 2 years at Win- nacunnet High School. Dave Elliot Managers Randy Call and John Mcllveen deserve much credit for their helpful, behind-the-scenes work. The team would like to thank the faculty, students, and all our fans who supported us so well throughout the season. Coach Don Foote and Captain Bob Ricker John Janetos ' ■ r. Jeff Hawkins Ricky Eaton Rich Mcllveen Bill Smith Ray Robinson and Glen Martin I Captain Lance Chevalier VARSITY BASEBALL 1976 FRONT ROW L TO R: Rick Eaton, Rich Mcllveen, Tim Yeaton, Glen Martin, John Janetos, Jeff Hawkins, Gary McPherson BACK ROW L TO R: Manager Randy Call, Dave Elliot, Jim Parsons, Ray Robinson, Don Gibadlo, Captains Lance Chevalier and Bob Ricker, Bill Smith, Dave Kalar, Ed Miller, Manager John Mc- llveen, Coach Don Foote J.V. Baseball 76' FRONT ROW L TO R. Steve Codd, Leroy O'Connor, Mark Testa, Charlie Dupre, Chuck Minutelli, Terry White, Doug Moore, Coach Charles White BACK ROW L TO R. Manager David Pottis, Mike Barr, Bryan Yeaton, Dana Mullen, John Hubbard, Bob Higgins, Jim Pettigrew, Greg Robinson, Joe Leverone, J.V. Baseball 1976 Our J.V. Baseball team had a win-loss record of 6 and 6. they started off slow but had great pro- gress over the season, (we probably accomplish- ed more by filling the infield on the new dia- mond than anything else.) Considering the coop- eration it was great. John Hubbard, Charlie Dupie, and Doug Moore were a consistent battery, while Joe Leveroni, Bob Higgins and Bryan Yeaton led the team in the field for sophomores. The only starting fresh- men were Leroy O'Connor, and Mark Testa. Al- so Greg Robinson, Steve Codd, Jim Pettigrew, Mike Barr and Dana Mullen helped greatly. (J.W.) Freshmen sports seasons aren't supposed to be ex- citing to anyone other than the pleyers and coach es. Our 1976 team could write a short book about the exciting moments we dilivered (or suffered): Ricky LaPierre's suicide squeeze to score Tim Speanburg in the season's tough opening 7-6 loss to a talented Timberlane J.V. team; the con- sistent, cluth, long-ball hitting of Rick Mills; Mark Josselyn's superb pitching performance in our suicide squeeze loss to Portsmouth; David Lamprey's season-long string of perfect bunts; Tim's gusty pitching; beating Portsmouth 9-6 of Gary Annis' big league diving catfch of a sinking line drive! ! But the most unforgetable thrill had to be our heroic, come-from-behind victory over Sanbom'n J.V.'s. Freshman Baseball 76' FRONT ROW L TO R. Tim Speanburg, Chris Moore, Jim Patton, Mike Garish, Mike Flanagan, Gary Annis, Mark Josselyn, Ricky LaPierre, BACK ROW L TO R. Mark Pinchott, Rick Sweeney, Dave Lamprey, Jay Hewett, Bob Fitts, Rich Mills, Johann Chase, Jeff Berry, Coach Herb Moyer. 124 V Wendy Abbott Kathryn Aichele Scott Almeda Victoria Amazeen Karen Anderson Penny Anderson Linda Annichiarico Tracy Ashfield Dean Bacon Lori Bagley Euan Bagshawe Matthew Bakutis Elizabeth Barrett Katherine Barrett Donna Bast able Scott Bean Terry Bernier John Biron Amy Blackburn Dale Blatchford John Bourbeau Lawrence Brackett Charles Bradley Jay Brown The agony of chemistry Warren Brown Jeffrey Bryant Celeste Buckmore Deborah Byrne Linda Campbell Loretto Casey Debra Caswell Anne Ceres Michael Chandler James Chapman Donna Chase Glenn Chase Andrew Christie Steven Codd Mark Colby Kimberly Coleman Mary Collins Cheryl Con ant Mikal Copp Lorelei Corcoran Terryann Coming Michael Crossland Keith Crowell Constance Cultraro 127 128 Nonna Curtis Michael Cusack Christine Cushing Noreen Dalton Priscilla Daniel David Daniels Jan Darling Jeffrey Davis Joseph Demars Charles Demers Kelly Dennis Jeffrey Deshon Carol Dionne Patricia Djerf Anne Dolan Amanda Dow Cecilia Downard Richard Downey Deborah Doyle Amy Du Brava Felice Dugas Kathleen Dunbrack Charles Dupre John Dustin Harold Eam es Melinda Eaton Martha Eld Jon Emerton Jeffrey Fallon Scott Feeney Dana Felch John Fernandez Daniel Ficke Maryanne Fliss William Fothergill David Garland Lynn Gauron Shelley Gilday Amy Goddard Richard Goss Lee Griffin Thomas Guzinski Bernard Gynan Amy Hackett Tracy Hallett Dale Hamilton Ronald Hammond Forrest Hardardt Michael Harrington Shawn Harrington Donald Ha use Jeffrey Hawkins Kenneth Hawley Michael Hedman James Hession Robert Higgins Kathleen Hollow Carol Holroyd Angela Hopkin John Hubbard John Hurley Steven Jankauskas Deborah Johnson Cindy Johonnett Karen Jones William Kappler Cathleen Kelly Noralee Kemahan Dale Kimball Kathleen Kimball Kathryn Kimball Terri Kinsman Donna Kirk Steven Klatt Karen Kliegle Sherry Knowles Lisa Lajoie Tracy Landry Richard Lang Janice La Porte Heidi Larrabee Maria Lastavica Jennifer Lermer Joseph Leverone Lorraine Lillis Deborah Lindley Francis Linnane Valerie Littlefield Audrey Locke Susan Longley Lori Loopley Alison Luck Christopher Lupoli Ramona Lyden Scott MacDonald Ross Malcolm 131 Fluffin' Flowers Beating Seniors Parties Crusin' Eggin' the Seniors The Prom Asking Monday morn- ing, when the next party is Pep Rallies Concession Stand Football £ Soccer Games Powder Puff PSAT SAT Moving over to the otherside of the cafe Winna- carnival 132 Sandra Lewis Kevin Maloney Deborah Marcinko Richard Marsh Leisa Marston Charles Martin Glen Martin John Mason Miriam Mason William McGovern Mary McHenry John Mclnness Rick Me Lane Thomas McLaren Margaret McNeil Julie Melvin Tyrone Mercier Cathy Merrill Laurie Merrill John McGrath Donna Meyer Sandra Miller Charles Minutelli Douglas Moore Jon Moore Clifford Muise Eric Mulcahy Kathleen Munroe Tracy Nelson Lisa Nicoll Deborah Noble Catherine Noonan Jane Norton Bailey Nudd James O'Connell Christine O'Neil Ellen Page Susan Palmer George Pappademas Daniel Paul Thomas Pearce James Pettigrew Barbara Pierce Ellen Pomroy Wendy Pottle Deborah Prakop Barbara Pray Jacqueline Price Christine Provost Glenn Raitt Lawrence Randall Edward Reusch Kevin Reusch Kenneth Robichaud Gregory Robinson Steven Rose Donald Rowe Cynthia Roy Colleen Ryan Douglas Rybinski John St. Germain Christine St. Martin Douglas Sanderson Lucinda Sawyer Gayle Shaw Jeffrey Sicard Scott Simonds Coleen Smith Cheryl Sobczak Walter Sobczak Lynn Souther Raymond Stenstream Don't walk in front of me I may not follow Don't walk behind me I may not lead Walk beside me And just be my friend. --Albert Camus You know how I feel You listen to how I think You understand . . . You're my friend Steven Stoddard Susan Stoddard Brett Sullivan Stephen Surprenant Shigeko Tanikawa Karen Tanner Joseph Tatone Ann Taylor David Thibedeau Elizabeth Thomas Peter Tilton Yvette Tirone Richard Tourtellot Terri Trofatter Stephen Truchon Michael Tsaltos Kevin Tuttle James Vadeboncouer Eva Vangel Robert Vedrani Kelly Vining Kent Walker Pamela W;ard Linda W'ardle 135 136 Wendi Warren Edward Wasson Karen Wasson Dale Waterhouse Elaine Watkins Marcell Weare Richard Welch Howard Weston Mary White Terry White Susan Whitmire Clark Wilson Joyce Woodes Nancy Woods Walter Wormwood Peter Wright Bryan Yeaton 138 Brian Adams Katherine Adams Sunday Adie Stephen Allison Gary Annis Michael Appel Robin Archambeault Anita Arkwell Deborah Armstrong Michael Arundel Annette Asselin Lauren Augusta Margo Baillargeon Scott Barker Melanie Barr Michael Barr Jon Bassett Nathan Batchelder Barbara Beal Judith Beaudette Meba Beckman Bryan Belanger Sazanne Bernier Jeffrey Berry Donald Blackden Margaret Bohan Gerald Bonsey James Borchardt Douglas Bowen Rhonda Bow ley Robert Brackett Norman Brown Phillip Brown Cheryl Buckmore Melanie Bunker Lori Cammett John Cann Stephen Carline Richard Carlson Michael Carney David Carreau Richard Carroll Brian Cartier Bruce Casassa Jeffrey Castonguay Marie Ceres James Chapman Lisa Clements 139 Candice Clough Virginia Cole Tracey Coleman Suzanne Comeau Mark Connor Susan Cornish Robert Coulp Madie Crafts Robert Crafts Kelly Crane Roy Crossland Thomas Croteau Gregory Daigneault Jeffrey Daly Sean Danico Diana Daniels Donald Demars Fred Dupuy Polly DesRoches Dianne Dignam Deborah Dionne Sylvia Dobson Catherine Dodge Kelly Dodge Marlene Douglas Stephanie Dow Darlene Downard Raymond Downer David Downes Lisa Dreyer Danielle Dugas Nancy Dustin Thomas Dwyer Phil Eastman Peter Ewing Diane Faragi Marcia Felch Cathrina Ferreira Scott Fifer Michael Flanagan Donna Fowler Debra Fracassi Nancy Fritz Lisa Carand Michael Garrish Kevin Gaudet Merrill Gauron Scott Gauron Arm George Wendy Goddard Tammy Grace Kimberly Griggs Kimberly Gurl Janice Haese Mark Hall Frank Ham Patricia Ham Lori Hammond Joanne Hansen Darbie Harmon Suzanne Harrington Janice Harris Marsha Harris Steven Harrold Ellen Harvey Karen Harvey Carol Hatch Denise Hatch Patti Haughton Diane Hawley Susan Hayes Greggory Heath 'WVWrtl 142 Thomas Heath Patricia Henderson Kathy Hendry Mary Herbert Susan Heroux Patricia Hession Jay Hewett Deborah Hill Carolyn Hinkle Dianna Hodgkins George Hosker Steven Hurd Paul Inglis Scott Iverson Kimberly Jankauskas Tammy Janvrin Paul Jenkins Mary Jerabek Ralph Johnson Jewel Jones Sandra Jones Jeffrey Josselyn Mark Josselyn Julia Jubb 143 Seth Junkins Kenneth Kalar David Kane John Kelley Priscilla Kenney Randy Kezik Lizbeth Kingsbury Kelly Kishbaugh Barry Knowles Liza Knowles Brian Knox Andrea Lago Steven Lago Kelly Lambert David Lamprey Donna Lamprey Richard LaPierre David Lariviere Lori Lawson Deborah Leach Brad Lighthall Johanna Linnehan Debra Littlefield Richard N. Livingston Laura Loiacono Laura Ludwick Corrine MacDougall Louis MacNeil Megan Maher David Mahoney Jeanne Marinos Cora Marshall Thomas Matheney Matthew Mattox Elizabeth McCue Jill McDermott Kevin McGinley Daniel McGrath David McGrath Kelly McKenzie Rebecca McKnight Victoria McPhee Brian Mercer Timothy Mercer Ann Merrill Gayle Miller Keith Mills Richard Mills Jeffrey Moaratty Gayle Moore Christopher Moore Lawrence Mulcahy Michael Munroe Pamela Neff Beverly Nelson John Oakley 146 Ellen O'Connor Karen O'Connor Leroy O'Connor Kirk Ohlemeier Martin O'Keefe Jeff Oneail Brian Palmer Lida Parkhurst James Patton Reacy Pepple Tracy Peters Sharon Peterson David Pettis Julia Piepgrass Mark Pinchott Beth Platenik Robert Platenik Harry Pollard William Pooh John Pottle Mark Preston Mary Preston Jennifer Price Debra Provencal Lisa Reed John Remick Gerald Richard Robert Rilling Paula Robbins Sharon Robichaud Edward Robinson Lisa Robinson Lynn Robinson William Rogers George Royal Angela Sambold Betsy Sanborn Steven Sarson Leslie Shaw Penny Shaw Kyle Sicard Phyllis Silver Allan Sisson Eric Small Brenda Smith Robert Snow April Stewart Geoffrey Stone 147 Richard Sweeney Robert Taylor Rosemarie Taylor Mark Testa Holly Tilbury Vicki Trofatter John Trumbull Timothy Turcotte Richard Wasson Lois Watkins Nicki Watson Peter Weinhold Bruce Whenal George White Peter Whitney Mark Williams Michael Wills Kathleen Willwerth Constance Witcomb Lisa Withycomb Wayne Wright Paula Yuskiewicz 148 Charles Adams Lee Adams Marin Ajemian Anne Alie David Almeda Gretchen Anthony Debra Arsenault Donna Arsenault Theresa Asselin Stephen Audet Danny Ballentine Kathy Barrett Steven Barrett Vickie Bassett Bambi Beal Cheryl Beckman Teresa Benjamin Harry Bitomske William Blackburn Janet Bohan Theodore Borchardt John Bosinger Pamela Bouras Robert Bradley Sabra Brickett Matthew Brien Lauren Brigandi Elizabeth Brinser 150 Cheryl Brown Jeffrey Brown Robin Brown Joseph Bruno Daniel Burlington Todd Buttrick Richard Cahoon Alan Campbell Ladd Carmen Forrest Carter Robert Carter Karen Casassa Tracy Cassidy Bradford Cates Ronald Cates Gayle Chase Gregory Chevalier Laci Chevalier Kevin Chin Linda Churchill Tracy Codd Michael Corradino Sally Cote Robin Cripe William Cullen William Cummings Grogory Curtin Bryan Curtis Tori Curtis Timothy Cushing Alex Daigneault Barry Danielian Jane Davis John DeCosta Thomas Defreze Robert Deguio Darryn Delaney James Demars Linda Depuy Kathi Donahue Karen Donoghue Jean Dore Micheal Doukeris Ralph Dow William Downey Alesia Downs Lauretta Driscoll Teresa Dunham James Dunn Larry Durant Laurie Durant Kathleen Dyment Alan Eaton Cathy Eaton Charlene Eaton Eva Eaton 152 Matthew Eaton Russell Eaton Shari Eaton Warren Eaton Michael Ewing Todd Facey Debra Faulkingham Kevin Feeney Joseph Fernandez George Filippone Susan Fitz Judith Flanagan Julie Foster Tracy Foster Janah Fowler Jesse Fowler Reese Fowler Katie Freeman Donna Frenette Marc Gadwah Karen Garrish Kathleen Garrish John Gilmore David Goodman Diane Grannell Bobbi Grant Gail Grant Jody Gray Michael Gray Paul Gustavson Karen Haese Susan Hall Erin Hamilton Holly Hammond Richard Hammond Elizabeth Hanson James Hanson Paul Hardy Dale Harris Brian Harrold Julie Hazell Anthony Henry Bonnie Herrick Darlene Hill Elaine Hobby Tina Hodgkins Michael Hollow Stephanie Howard Laurie Hutchins Constance Jacques David Janvrin Julie Janvrin Glen Johnson Stanley Johnson Anthony Johonnette Glen Jones Irving Jones Laura Jordan Patricia Kearney Shaun Keenan William Kennedy Jill Kemahan Leonard Kierstead Thomas Knight Scott Knowles Mark Knowles Cheryl Krisko Kimberly Krueger Karen Labrie Cynthia Lambert Brett LeClair Brian LeClair Mildred Leclair Keith Lemerise Fred Lermer Thomas Ligocki David Linnane Elisa Linnehan Lisa Littlefield Brian Locke Debra Lonergan Brian Lovemore Sean Lyden 155 Bonnie MacDougall Lynn Macfarlane Victoria Machines Barry Macdonald Steven Maclsaac Kevin MacNeil Maureen MacPherson Kelly Maher Athony Manix Michael Manning Thomas Marelli Stacy Marsh Florence Marshall Stanley Martin Karl Mason Peter McConnell Michael McGowan Tracey Me Grail Susan McGrath Thomas Me Guinness Nancy Mclnnis Shawn McKenzie Timothy McLaren Donald Merrill Bart Mirabito Peter Moaratty Alexey Moody Mark Edward Moore Paul Murphy Timothy Murray Carol Nicholson Roger Nownes Hazel Nudd Kathleen Nugent Margaret Oakes Jon O’Connell Daniel O'Connor Tracy O'Maley Debra O'Rourke Sandra Osborne Lynda Paquette Susan Paradise Jacqueline Patton David Paul Diane Paul Kimberly Penzera Carl Perkins Teri Perkins Todd Perkins Mark Elliot Moore Robin Moore Gregory Morgan Marjorie Morris Lance Morrison Leonard Mullen John Muniz Robert Pevear Vincent Pevear Robert Pickard Joseph Pitman David Pollard Larry Pond Ruth Pottle Andrew Price Joanna Price Stephen Reilly Terri Rines Suzanne Ritner Anthony Robidas Kathleen Rogers Christine Ross John Roy Rhonda Royal Robby Royal Yvonne Rush John St. Martin David Sanderson Sandra Santino Alicia Sargent James Savage Priscilla Sawyer Cathy Schrempf Joanna Schultz 158 Lisa Shaw Beth Shea Cynthia Sicard Paul Sicard Ricky Silver Glenn Simonds Gia Smith Kathryn Smith Michael Smith Kelly Smoker David Snow Phillip Snow Debbie Souther Gregory Sowers Kimberly Spurr Fanchion Stand fell Thomas Stenquist Howard Stiles Maureen Stone Doiiane Stonie Vivian Sweeney Bonny Tatro Judy Taylor Kristina Taylor Scott Taylor Paul Testa Deirdre Thibodeau Priscilla Thomas John Thurlow Mark Tilton Marla Tirone Patty Ptanes Nancy Triggs Lisa Trofatter Tammy Turcotte Gary Vadeboncoeur Kim Van Wert Deborah Vogel David Waitt Carol Walker Donna Walker Mark Walker Jennifer Walsh Brian Walton James Ward Todd WaQon 160 Barbara Wasson Nancy Waterhouse Susan Watts Diane Whitmire Debra Wiggins Katherine Wilbur Susan Wilhelm Gloria Wilks John Wills Darcy Wilson Edward Yuskiewicz Susan Zaremski SliuieiTir Cou lclP Student Council MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL Lee Brooks—President Curt Robinson--Vice President Brian Barrett—Treasurer Paula Sicard—Secretary SENIORS Lisa Merrill Mark Robinson Richard Mcllveen lisa Swenson Anne Sweeney JUNIORS Amy Dubrava Felice Dugas Dale Waterhouse Cindy Roy Jeff Sicard SOPHOMORES Jeff Daly Kelly Dodge Liza Garand Debbie Littlefield Lisa Robinson FRESHMEN Laci Chevalier Cheryl Krisko Brian Leclair Kim Spurr Nancy Triggs Mr. Bamford—Advisor 162 Class Officers Junior Class Officers-Chris St. Martin, Secretary; Jane Norton, Treasurer; Amy Hackett, President; Mary Anne Fliss, Vice President Freshman Class Officers-Kathy Smith, Secretary; Rick Silver, Treasurer; Paul Testa, President; Nancy Waterhouse, Vice President Sophomore Class Officers-John Re- mick, Secretary- Treasurer; Rhonda Bowley, President; Sylvia Dobson, Vice President 163 National Honor Society Members Robert Betts Charles Coffey Chester Coffey Lee Brooks Andrew McConnell Holly McConnell John Mcllveen Richard Mcllveen Richard Woodman John Janetos Barbara Robinson Deborah Duchemin Juanita Kus Joanna Piepgrass Miriam Dumaine Lizabeth Jones Steve Kenney April Tilbury Anne Stebbins Anne Sweeney Brian Barrett Curt Robinson Jinny Nownes Paula Sicard Lary Hart Advisor: Jane Lynch Newspaper Mr. Haggerty— Advisor Curt Robinson-- Editor David Thibedeau Colleen Battcock Scott Fifer Darby Hannon Dawn Junkins Jeff Daly Mark Robinson Lorraine Boudreau Derek Griggs Dottie Chase Kathy Barrett Katie Freeman Paula Sicard Lisa Swenson Mathletes Miss Hudson— Advisor Larry Hart Ellen Pomrey Scott Almeda Greg Janetos Marie Sears Bob Betts Don Souliere Carolyn Hinkle Julia Jubb John Janetos Foreign Exchange Student Our foreign exchange students this year were Grace Opitz from Chile, Shigeko Tani- kawa from Japan, and Javier Contreras from Mexico. Grace is pictured here with Paula Sicard and Miss Petrou. Shige- ko and Javier are pictured elsewhere in this book. Debate Teacher's Aides A.V. Office Aides Students that were involved with A.V. this year were Eric Mrlcahy, Larry Brackett, Linda Brackett, and Deb- bie Caiazzo. Our office aides managed to avoid our photographers. They were Corrine MacDougall, Pam GrandMaison, Megan Maher, and Janine LeBosquet. Chorus Andrew McConnell Holly McConnell Lisa Parkhurst Cheryl Pearson Sharon Peterson Gloria Wilks Linda Brackett Polly DesRoches Deborah Felch Cora Marshall Debbie Noble Cathy Noonan Ellen Page Andrew Price Kevin Driscoll Sunday A die Pam Grandmaison George Hosker Peter Weinhold Karl Mason Jeff Daly Doreen Ahearn Karen Anderson Cindy Annis Tracy Ashfield Eileen Bancewicz Rhonda Bow ley Lori Cammett Marie Ceres Candice Clough Blaine Conant Cheryl Conant Chris Daignault Diane Digman Kathy Dunbrack Debra Fracassi Debra Faulkingham Pam Gagnon Meg Hanley Patti Haughton Loretta Henderson Patty Henderson Elizabeth Hawley Sue Heroux Carole Holroyd Donna Grandmaison Lori Lawson Carol Livingstone Audrey Locke Lori Loopey Desiree Loy Jeanne Marinos Leisa Marston Jessie Mason Janet McColough Marie McColough Rebecca McKnight Keith Mills James Preston Jennifer Price Debbie Provencial Paula Robbins Sharon Robichaud Patty Ryan Lisa Shaw Maureen Shea Sharon Snyder Shegikp Tanikawa Terri Trofatter Debra Walters Wendi Warren Elizabeth White Anne Marie Williams Robin Willis Connie Witcomb Barbara Beal Robert Beal Melba Beckman George Bowlen Jodi Brown Jackie Brunelle Linda Churchill Arthur Demars Mary Dow Cecilia Downard Bernie Gy nan Cindy Johonett Tony Johnnett Laura Loiacano Barbara Pierce Clifford Rowe Donald Rowe Walter Sobczak Suzanne Bernier Martha Eld Doug Holderman Donna Lamprey Band 168 MAJORETTES Susan Whitmore Anne Stebbins Rhonda Bowley Patti Haughton Patty Henderson Lorraine Boudreau Kathy Hendry FLAG CORPS Eileen Bancewicz Connie Jacques Mary Jerebeck Susan Fitz Pat Ficke Karen Glidden Robin Moore Susan Heroux Peggy Gay Gayle Miller Lisa Trofatter Robin Archambault Teresa Dunham Dede Thibodeau Debra Prove nchal Cheryl Conant Donna Walker Ellen O'Connor Cindy Johonnet Lisa Shaw NATIONL COLORS Maureen Shea Debbie Undley Sunday A die Margo Baillargeon Erin Hamilton 169 FLUTES Polly Des Roches Cathy Dodge Bobbi Grant Juanita Kus Elisa Linnehan Bonni MacDougall Christine Ross Jennifer Walsh CLARINETS Anne Marie Alie Debbie Armstrong Suzanne Bernier Linda Campbell Debbie Caswell Mary Lou Dow Nancy Dustin Diane Hawley John Kutlowski Susan Longley Alison Luck Cora Marshall Elizabeth McCue Kim Moulton Tracy Peters Beth Shea Kathryn Smith Vivian Sweeney Eva Vangel Marcell Weare Nancy Woods SAXOPHONES Debra Arsenault Donna Arsenault ♦Robert Beal ♦Patricia Ham ♦David Lamprey Lori Lawson ♦Mathew Mattox ♦Angela Sambold ♦Sylvia Sambold ♦Peter Wright ♦Suzanne Brown TROMBONES ♦John Dustin =+Harold Janvrin ♦Geordie King ♦Karl Mason ♦Paul Daniel W.H.S. Warrior Band Officers: James Dustin, Juanita Kus, Alison Luck, Cathy Noonan, Sylvia Sambold, Douglas Holderman,, Blaine Conant, Harold Janvrin, Robert Beal, Robert Brown, Larry Hart 170 HORNS Blaine Conant Donna Frenette Tim Murray Andrew Price BARITONES William Cummings Brian Knox John Mason SOUSAPHONES Douglas Holderman Clifford Muise DRUM MAJOR Larry Hart TRUMPETS Terry Bowen Barry Danielian ♦Jeff Davis ♦James Dustin Don Eaton David Goodman Bernie Gynan ♦Mark Holman Jason Janvrin ♦Jewel Jones Walter Sobczak Albert Weare ♦Peter Weinhold DRUMS Gary Annis Lisa Bancewicz Gerald Bonsey ♦Robert C. Brown Charles Demars Amy Goddard Wendy Goddard ♦Mark Hall Dennis Houle Keith Lemerise Stan Martin ♦Cathy Noonan Todd Warton Mary White ♦Jeff Daly ♦Dana Mullen ♦denotes Stage Band 171 Outdoor Learning WOL Outdoor Learning is not only an ad- venturous experience and a unique challenge, but it also stretches mus- cles and minds to limits never before even dreamed of. By ski-touring, hiking, climbing, cycling, and ca- noeing, you can cover new ground, see new sights, develop new re- sources and outlooks. Outdoor Learn- ing opens up the realm of the out- doors to anyone willing to accept the challenge. 172 173 Charlie Drama Club You're A Good Man Steve Harold, Keith Mills, RoseAnne Loiacono, Maureen Shea, Collen Batt- cock, Darby Harmon, Cathy Dodge, Mary Rae Preston, Dianne Hawley, Lisa Merrill, Holly McConnell, Terry Kinsman, Doug Holderman, Sue Wil- helm, John Mcllveen, Juanita Kus, Paula Yusciewcz, Susan Fitz, Joanna Price, Tracy Cassidy, Anne Stebbins, Kathy Bar- rett David Thibedeau, Scott Fifer, Lori Law- son, Kathrina Feraira, Lauren Augusta, Gini Cole, Ron Cates, Con- nie Jacques, Brad Cates, Linda Depuy, Blaine Conant, Cheryl Krisko, Priscilla Sawyet Brown t s¥Qory During the spring of 1976 You re a Good Man Charlie Brown, directed by Mr. Charron and Beth Nicholson, was presented by the Winnacun- net Drama Club. Special thanks go to Mr. Ray and Mr. Bednarz for their musical contributions. 174 The Hobbit The Hobbit, directed by Mrs. Donna Dennehy and Roseanne Loiacono was presented on Decem- ber 2, 3, and 4. Many of the scene changes would not have taken place without the technical direc- tor Mr. Charron. 175 176 Directed by Mr. John Rice and Ms. Lisa Merrill, the musical production, Bye Bye Birdie, was a huge success. Members of the leading and supporting cast include, Doug Holderman, Carol Livingstone, Jessie Mason, Cheryl Conant, Holly McConnell, John Mc- Ilveen, Desiree Loy, Mary Rae Preston, Stan Martin, Maureen Shea, Darby Harmon, and Blaine Conant. Of course, the show would not have gone on without che cooperation of Mr. Ray, Mr. Bednarz, Mrs. Dennehy, and the technical crews. 177 Powder Puff '76 The 1976 Powder Puff Football game was played on Sunday, Nov. 14, before a standing-room only crowd. This year's game pitted the senior girls (coached by Bear Brooks) against the junior girls (head coach Weej Hause). During the first half, Junior QB Kel- ly Dennis couldn't get her offense rolling. The Jun- iors were caught in their own end zone for a safety when DT Buck Hollingworth broke through. Before halftime the Seniors scored 2 TDs behind the hard running of Anne The Bam Crotty and Jo Crazy Legs Piepgrass. During the second half the Junior offense started moving the ball but were stopped cold by the Seniors 52 defense. Senior QB Sue Regis mixed her plays well enough to get another Senior TD before the game ended. Special thanks to referee Steve Hog Kenney. SENIORS 20 Final Score JUNIORS 0 178 Winnacarnival WINNACARNIVAL The theme for this year was Frosty Frolics and was fun for the entire student body. This year Winnacamival took place from February 3 to February 12. The events started off with Lee Brooks and John Janetos winning the Winnabowl. Of course they could not have run without the help of their coach Dave Whitney. Sophomores Greg Janetos and Julia Jubb gave the Seniors a tough fight but still came in second. The Juniors came in third with Don Hause and Jeff Hawkins representing their class. The Freshmen came in last with Kathy Smith and Carol Walker as their represen- tatives. Don't worry Freshmen you'll be Seniors in four more years. The princesses included: Cathy Rogers (Fresh- men), Diana Daniels (Sophomores), Mary Ann Fliss (Juniors), and the Senior Queen was Linda Brackett. The final scores were; SENIORS--55, Sopho- mores—63, Juniors—71 1 2, and Freshmen— 91 1 2. 183 Yearbook Staff Adivi sor—Mr. Herbert Holmes Editor In Chief—Liz Jones Senior Editor--Desiree Loy Activities Editor—lisa Merrill Boy's Sports Editor— Shelley Brown Girl's Sports Editor—Kelly Dennis Juniors—Sandy Miller Mary Ann Fliss Jane Norton Sue Palmer Sophomores--Scott Fifer Darby Harmon Freshmen—Tori Curtis Vickie Bassett Ads Editor—Heather Hammond Ads Correspondent— Gerry Bonsey Sales--Doris Donahue Linda Amcharico Photographers—T ammy Watson Lee Brooks Brian Barrett Jim Preston Karin Stone Jeff Sicard Artists--Sharon Cornish Jayne Swift Bill Perkins Typists--Kathe Zappala Dottie Chase Special Thanks to Mr. Moyer ©51 15 OS 15 © IS OS 154'S © 15 © © 55 © © ©©© © ©© © 1$ © 5$ © 1$ ©© ©© © 55 1$ © 55 © © © 15 ©©©©© ©©©© © 5 5 HEADQUARTERS BATTERY THIRD BATTALION 197th FIELD ARTILLERY NEW HAMPSHIRE ARMY NATIONAL GUARD PORTSMOUTH NH 03801 Telephone A36-5Q28 That’s the job of the New Minutemen. 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AND MRS. R.A. DUCHEMIN Grads: Send address and name changes to the Alumni Associa- tion’s permanent address below. Indicate if interested in re- ceiving our annual “Alumni Bulletin” each June. The “Bulle- tin” 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 HOLLINCWORTH INN Best Wishes Good Luck To The Class Of 77' Compliments Of :CTOR'S COUNTRY KITCHEN, INC. 202 Congratulations Class Of 77—First Class Of BUSY BEAVER MRS. PRESTON —Your First Teacher Best Wishes To The Class Compliments Of 77 Of EVELYN'S TOBEYS DRUG BEAUTY STORE SALON BATTCOCK AGENCY 393 Ocean Blvd. Hampton Beach, N.H. 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