Winnacunnet High School - Sachem Yearbook (Hampton, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1982 volume:

SEABROOK_HAMPION — HAMPTON TALES — NORTH HAMPTON Winmcunnet 1 {igh School Hampton, Hew Hampshire 03S-4-2 1982 SACHEM 1 DEDICATION We, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Two, wish to dedicate this year's Sachem to Mr. Steve Bamford in apprecia- tion for his unyielding faith and devotion to each of us and to our school. His indomitable spirit shall not be soon forgotten. After all, how can we forget a man who has publicly suffered the indignities of water-dousing, cream pie-throwing, and pig-kissing? Mr. Bamford, we know that things don t always run smoothly between us. However, we recognize the affection you hold for us and the enthusiasm that you bring to your job every day of the year. This book is dedicated to you, Mr. Bamford, as a small token of our respect and deep admiration. 2 CREDITS EDITORS IN CHIEF Heather Jacqueline Corbett Corcoran Business Manager Tina Gray Art Editor Sports Editor Karen Eastman Tracy Kenison Clubs Editor Student Life Bill Twomey Editor Lauri Heroux Faculty Editor Underclass Kathy Chabot Editor Barbara Krisko Senior Editors Photography Sherry Scott Editor Kathie Fothergill Marty Durham Sales and Advertising Ken Chin Forrest Snowden Freshmen Typists Stephanie Niejadlik Tracie Sophomores Callihan Holly Whitfield Gerda Chase Juniors Robin Reffitt Lori Meads Kathy Riley Photographers Special Thanks to Mark Aldrich Our Advisor, Jeff Lefebvre Mr. Randall Zito. We Love Ya!” Mr. Randall Zito CONTENTS Student Life...............4 Fall Sports...............34 Winter Sports ........... 58 Clubs ................... 72 Seniors...................92 Alternative School ..... 140 Juniors................. 142 Sophomores ............. 154 Freshmen.................164 Faculty..................176 Advertising............. 184 SCHOOL OFFICIALS SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Richard C. Hamilton Ed. D. SCHOOL BOARD Bonnie Kishbaugh Hampton Caiman Wiser Hampton Maurine Preston North Hampton Wayne Skoglund Hampton Falls Maureen Carey Seabrook What’s a Matta You? Buzzz!! The sound jolts you out of bed. In a vir- tual state of shock, you hit the alarm and then gaze sleepily at the illuminated numerals. Six a.m.!! Why in the world? . . . and then you remember — today is the first day of a brand new school year. Oh thrills! For upperclassmen, the first day of school is on- ly the beginning of a dull, repetitious routine that they had followed at least once before. A shortened schedule allows only enough time for teachers to take attendance, so the day virtually evolves into one big gossip session. Students in- evitably meet in the cafeteria, relate their course schedules ( Ugh! You have her? Good luck kid! ), and find out which relationships had broken off and how many new ones had been formed over the summer. The one advantage to the abbreviated day is that it permits the upperclassmen to watch the stream of freshmen roll through the main doors. Though sometimes the looks of fear and anxiety on the faces of the rookies” are hilarious, more often than not they transport you to the day when you, too, were totally disorganized and disoriented. No matter how dull the day, going back to school allows you to rekindle all the old friend- ships you had forsaken for the freedom of sum- mer. Even though no one looks forward to it, returning to high school, it's a not so bad.” Upper Right: Christie Daboul realizes she must find her schedule before she can find her class. Middle Right: Barbara Millette worries about the new day ahead. Right: Christie Daboul, Donna Testa, and Lynn Granmaison get back into the swing of things. 6 first day Why Ya Looka So Sad? Above: Rich Cassin tries to find the elevator that he was told is in room 51. Left: Lauri Cook, Hillary Hopkins, and Kym Dawson catch up on the gossip after the long summer. first day 7 Upper Right: Forrest Snowden and Kim Chin demonstrate how hard concentration is on a Mon- day. Above: Jeff Copp rests during his study after a busy weekend. Middle Right: Liz Dodge bravely tries to do her homework. Right: Heather Corbett finds it difficult to pay attention on a Monday. Opposite Page: When she didn't show up for homeroom, we ventured to Sherry Scott's house and found her trying to come back to life” with a Monday morning cup of coffee. 8 mondaze MONDAZE Good Monday Boston! It’s 6:15, time to wake up and rock with the J. Geils Band! Everyone knows the feeling, jolted out of a deep sleep (or perhaps an appetizing dream) by an overly cheerful radio personality who obviously has never felt the Monday morning blahs. The first glimpse of yourself in the mirror that morning makes you cringe — definitely too much partying and not enough sleep this weekend. That hair, those circles — quick! Get to a shower fast! School in this condition is no treat. All you want to do is sleep through homeroom but your neighbor, who only wants to talk about the latest love in her life, and friendly E. Hawley’s voice over the inter- com makes this virtually impossible. You proceed to your first class in search of peace, which is nowhere to be found. However, after being jostled through the halls by grinners, smilers, and laughers for three straight periods, your grim exterior begins to crack. The eyes shine, a kind word escapes your lips, a giggle erupts into laughter and, suddenly, Monday isn’t so bad. Just think, only four days till Friday! Interstate Hallways This is metro traffic control reporting from Winna- cunnet High School at 7:40 am. If you expect to get to class on time this morning, don't, for major jams have developed throughout the campus. A sulfur bomb ex- ploded in the front foyer earlier today. That area is closed for repairs and a detour has been established through Mr. Zito's room. Two enamoured sophomores have barricaded themselves in front of the library doors, causing a bit of a tie-up in that district. Unit sixteen has reported that the stairs near the faculty lounge and room 21 are backed up both north and southbound due to a small clique of junior girls chatting over the me- dian. Finally, a clumsy freshman has slowed traffic con- siderably by littering the floor with his books between the firedoors near the Math-English wing. No problems have been reported in the gym area so those who have first period phys. ed. should have no trouble getting to class. All other routes now have clear sailing as well. This is the metro control — have a good day.” 1 Opposite: Mark Aldrich on his way down the stairs to math. Upper Left: The English wing between classes. Upper Right: Mike Yankowy and Matt McGrail on their way to class. Lower Right: Greg Wahl picks the right time to go to his locker, between classes. Lower Left: People come rushing out of the cafe after lunch. Middle: A rare smile in a crowded corridor. hallways 11 A Part of Us E Things have a way of changing from one year to the next. Styles in music and clothing, personalities and trendsetters, fads in any category — nothing can be depended on. Here's a list of fads and fashions that came and went in 1982. O ■ Mi First, let it be said that punk was never in, while rock-n-roll was never out. REO Speedwagon started the year in, but have been replaced by an all-girl band, the Go-Go's. Sold out crowds across the country proved that the Rolling Stones never went out, while most of New York Filled Central Park to welcome Simon and Garfunkel back in. In radio stations. WOOZ is fading, while BOS is on the rise. In equipment, cassette boxes replaced 8-tracks, which in turn were topped by the Sony Walkman. Let it be known that Raiders of the Lost Ark, On Golden Pond, Chariots of Fire and Arthur are the movies of the year. Commercial television is out; music and cable television are in. In case you haven't realized what Sports Illustrated has, Cheryl Tiegs is out; Christie Brinkley is in. Suzanne Somers and John Travolta have left the scene for good, replaced by Victoria Principal and Timothy Hutton. On the daytime scene. Laura Webber Baldwin Spencer may be out of Luke's heart, while Jackie Templeton could be in. In the world of sports, the Oakland Raiders and the Montreal Canadiens are out; the San Francisco 49ers and the Edmonton Oilers are in. In Boston, the Celts and the Sox arc never out! When considering per- sonalities, Jim Rice, Roberto Duran, and Ingemar Sten- mark are out; Carney Lansford, Sugar Ray Leonard, and Phil Mahre are in — and champions in their own right. The prep look is still in, but falling out fast, however LL Beans and Bass are here to stay. The fashion news for 1981-82 was highlighted by the classic look: skirts of wool and corduroy, tweed blazers, sweaters in all styles, high necked blouses, and, the newest craze, knickers. The shoes for the new look included loafers and flats for casual wear, and pumps for dress. In sportswear, athletic T-shirts and alligator sweaters are out; rock con- cert T-shirts and college sweatshirts are in. Despite Brooke Shields. Calvin Klein jeans are out, while Lee's and Levi's are making comebacks. In the comic strip genre. Peanuts and Doonesbury are out; Garfield and Bloom County arc in. The Preppy Handbook is way, way out! The newest in reading materials are Delia Ephron's Teenage Romance and 101 Uses for a Dead Cat. Munch time! Fast foods and for- mal dining are out; Chinese food and natural home cooking are in. A trip to Quincy Market always brings a smile. Friendly's after dances has ALWAYS been out. In general, the White House china, living together. Space Invaders, Luke and Laura, and store bought cookies arc all out, while Royal Weddings, Pac Man, Charles and Di, and Toll-House cookies are in. Politically, Congress hasn't yet decided if President Reagan's budget will be in or out. Today we are in, tomorrow we will finally be out. But what of the future? 12 Anwar Sadat. 62. President of Egypt, who led his country to war against Israel in .1973. then launched a peace initiative cli- maxed by one of the most dramatic ges- tures ever made by a head of state, his sa- cred mission” to Jerusalem in 1977 to proclaim his willingness to live in per- manent peace and justice The 1978 Camp David accords made him the only Arab leader to make peace with the Jew- ish slate, but also made him anathema to many of his countrymen and culminated in his assassination ■ i Natalie Wood. 43. who. in a career that be- gan at age 4. acted in 45 films, received Three Academy Award nominations Growing into a wholesome sensuousness, she became one of the few child actresses ,o make the transition to adult stardom mil , CATS ARE INVINCIBLE Take a Walk on the Wild Side The cafeteria: a place to gorge, socialize, and be squeezed together as tightly as sar- dines in a can. Rumor has it that there are plenty of places to sit and eat if you do not mind the floor or your lap. But seriously folks, despite all the comments about institutional'’ food, extremely long lunch lines, and the lack of seats, the cafe isn’t that bad. More relationships have blossomed, more homework has been shared, and more gossip has been spread over a tray of scrambled hamburg in the cafe than in any other place in the school. It's no wonder, considering how much time is spent there. By your senior year, you’ve spent at least 32,400 minutes (540 hours) lounging over gouged linoleum. Traditions die hard in the cafeteria. For ex- ample, the three senior tables (the ones in the front surrounded by at least one hundred chairs) have been reserved for seniors since the dawn of time. Cutting into the snack bar line is as accepted as freshman garbology students peering into barrels, food fights, and trash scattered over the floor. Some students avoid the cafeteria like the plague, instead skipping lunch and seeking solace in an empty classroom. They insist it’s a war zone in there and perhaps they’re right. However, you haven’t lived until you’ve taken a walk on the wild side. The Working Class While some members of the Winnacunnet community involve themselves in one or more of the school’s extra- curricular activities, others choose a different course and participate instead in a variety of off-campus jobs. And still others find the energy to juggle school work, extra- curricular activities, and part-time work. Many people have different reasons for seeking employ- ment. Probably the most common reason is money: money for fun, money for clothes, money for college. To- day's high prices combined with the standard of living all students expect to live by, it's no wonder so many of us hold part-time jobs. We need to just to survive. Other benefits that are found in a job are experience and personal satisfaction. A job can teach you a lot of valuable lessons about life in the full-time working world. It also pays to have a job you enjoy, for unhappy working conditions can lead to unhappy conditions elsewhere. The jobs people have are extremely varied, ranging from bus person to dance instructor, from shoe sales- person to the ever popular cashier and or shelfstocker. Upper Right: Kathy Riley cashiers at S R. Middle Right: Brian Cassasa puts out stock at Demoulas. Above: Colleen Garon at S R. Right: Robin Reffet (standing) and Lauri Heroux stock cigarettes at Shop 'n Save. Opposite Page: Upper Left: Preston Brown as he works at Demoulas in the produce department. Upper Right: Forrest Snowden, stock worker at Demoulas. Right: Bagger, Rich Ryan, works hard at Shop n Save. 16 jobs 17 How When and Where . . . But Why? Have you ever noticed the circumstances in which you study, if and when you ever crack the books? Winnacunnet’s roving photographers have, and some of the conditions were astounding. The days of sitting at a kitchen table covered with text books are gone. Most of you, it seems, prefer to finish any homework you may have before you board the bus for home. An empty classroom or the library have the perfect atmosphere for some, yet others prefer the noisy, crowded companionship of the cafeteria. WCOZ provides the enter- tainment for those of us who haunt the yearbook room. Still others seem to enjoy ... the graveyard? There are a number of students in WHS who are chronic procrastinators and put off doing any work until it’s absolutely necessary. For them, those few precious minutes of homeroom provide the ideal conditions for completing homework-in-a-hurry.” Admit it, guys, how many of you have felt THAT before? Top Left: Kevin Mills studies hard wherever he can. Middle Left: Sue McGuinness, Tracey Hurley and Kathy Riley use a whole table for their many books while studying in the cafeteria. Above: Frank Carmen is getting some studying done in the con- fusion of the cafeteria. Left: Sue Welch and Mary Cahill try to get organized while studying. studying 19 Upper Left: The senior class float in the Homecoming Parade. Upper Right: Chad Tomaszewski finds it difficult to dance with a bag of jellybeans, Jacqui Corcoran. Middle Left: Forrest Snowden shows all how to boogie down at the dance. Above: Anne Hackett and Peter O'Keefe really ham it up, pretending to be someone else. Right: The Homecoming court: Laura Boedinghaus, Nick Lermer, Rich Dunn, Peter O'Keefe, Mike Donohoe, Missy Williams, Ginny Minko, Peter Harter, and Karen Eastman. Not Pictured: John Downey, Tony Franzoso, Diane Foster, Marcia Hinkle, and Kris McRae. 20 homecoming HOMECOMING 81 Halloween. Just that one word conjures up images of sleek black cats, witches leaning over cauldrons, and little kids screaming through the streets, unrecognizable in their costumes. For us at Winnacunnet, however, Halloween took on a new meaning, for it was on this day that the second annual WHS Homecoming was held. The day dawned and soon the Winnacunnet parking lot was filled with screaming youngsters and somewhat serene high school students organizing themselves for the big homecoming parade, in which Brenda Byrne, the 1980 queen, participated with the nominees for this year's court. Also showcased was the senior class float, or Deathmobile. Run- ning under the theme No one here gets out alive,” it certainly looked the part. Our football team ran into some hard luck at this year's game, and was defeated by Milford. Being the enthusiastic, energetic people we are, we weren't discouraged by this turn of events and anxiously looked forward to the evening's activities. The cafe that night did not look like itself. Somehow during the previous 24 hours it had been transformed into a haunted house, complete with ghosts, goblins, and gravestones. The guests who arrived at the dance that night were completely changed as well; normal American high school students came instead as a bag of jellybeans, a flapper, the Lone Ranger, a Playboy Bunny, the Blues Brothers, a priest and a pregnant nun. Highlighting the festivities was the crowning of Queen Missy Williams and King Mike Donohoe. The atmosphere that night was outrageous and cer- tainly Homecoming 81 will be remembered for a long time to come. Above: Graduate, Charles Scrofano, and senior, Leslie McAllister, are dressed up for the Homecoming Dance. homecoming 21 Upper Right: At the pep rally Mr. Beattie has the honor of having a pie thrown in his face. Above: On hat day Tracey shows spirit by dressing cowgirl style. Middle: Sherry Plaisted, Lisa Gillay, and Mrs. Rorttger show what they think a warrior should look like, on warrior day. Right: Karen Rowe and Kerry Hamilton show lots of spirit at the pep rally by really painting themselves up. 22 spirit week Spirit 1 ... 2 ... 3 and 4 Spirits soared during the week before the big Milford game, and for good reason. Why? Spirit Week!! Highlighting the activity, organized by the Student Coun- cil, were theme days. At this time the student body ap- peared throughout the school in a variety of outlandish costumes: hats and sunglasses, warrior paint, T-shirts and jeans, and togas. Water pistol-toting hunters playing The Most Dangerous Game lurked in the corridors tracking down their prey. Climaxing the week was Friday’s pep ral- ly. A few football players showed some spirit by par- ticipating in the bugaloo cheer and in a variation of musical chairs. Concluding the rally was a pie throw. The lucky recipient of a cream pie in the face was chosen by raffle and, in a tight race, turned out to be Mr. Beattie. Who says Winnacunnet has no spirit? Top: Football players Jim Correll, Larry Lonergan, Mike McGrath, Pat Gillick, and Mike Lindley make fools of themselves while joining in a cheer at the pep rally. Left: During a game of Musical Chairs Nancy Slone, Rich Dunn, and Ellen Cumming sit relieved to have found a seat. Above: On warrior day Terry Jutres, Cory Brindle, and Elbe Goodwin ex- press their spirit in their own way. 23 Top: As the action begins the teams look ready to kill. Bottom: Jo Robinson trying to break through the Junior class defense. Not for Men Only! Anyone who thinks girls can't play football didn’t see this year’s powder puff contest which pitted the juniors against the seniors in a rough-and-tumble game of tackle. Despite a sloppy first half, highlighted by an intense fistfight, and the usual junior gripes of senior cheating, the seniors prevailed, 32-24. Outstanding performances were turned in by Carolyn Cumming and Suzy Lemire, who shared the scoring of the four senior touchdowns. Credit must be given to the juniors, however. Coached by Jeff Copp, John Croteau, Eric Facey, and Hugh Linnehan, and captained by Jeanne Trumbull and Lisa Fernald, they played a tough, aggressive game and should be unbeatable next year. The seniors would like to thank their coaches, Tom Biron, Steve Bosinger, Mike Lindley, Rob Lippe, and Larry Lonergan for turning an incredibly disorganized group of girls into an awesome football team. Top: Heather Corbett and John Downey discuss the action from the sidelines. Middle: Tracey Hurley recovers from a strong tackle by the junior team. Bottom Row. Laurie Bowditch, Debbie Shaw, Liz Dodge, Carolyn Cumming, Tracey Hurley, Laura Boeddinghaus, Ginny Minko, Chris Willoughby, Sherry Scott. 2nd Row: Dawn Bowden, Patty Cassin, Pam Carney, Yvonne Daboul, Suzy Lemire, Sue Fernandez. Top Row: Captain Jo Robinson, Tracy Kenison, Jo Nelson, Marie Petilio, Captain Heather Corbett, Mary Cahill, Ruth Boettcher. powder puff 25 Cn the Stage Jimmy Stewart would have been proud of the WHS drama club, for their remake of Mary Chase's Harvey came pretty close to topping the actor's acclaimed 1950 version of the same play. Harvey, directed by Tom Haggerty and assisted by Lorraine Weimerskirch, is the story of Elwood P. Dowd, convincingly portrayed by Alan Reynolds. Dowd is a 47 year old bachelor with dignified bearing and yet a dreamy expression in his eyes.” He has a Pooka — a 6 foot 1 inch rabbit named Harvey that only he sees and talks with. Dowd’s sister, Veta Louise Sim- mons, played by the dynamic Deidre Randall, tries to commit him to Chumley's Rest, a private sanitarium, and it is this conflict on which much of the story is based. Those who saw Harvey viewed masterful per- formances from all the players: Penny Seamons as Myr- tle Mae Simmons, Helen Newell as Miss Johnson, Mary Beth Chabot as Ethel Chauvenet, Mary Cutshall as Ruth Kelly, RN, John Dodge as Lyman Sanderson, Chris Thom as William Chumley, Tom Rallis as Judge Omar Gaffney, and Roland Lemire, a cab driver who at the play’s conclusion delivers the 'moral' of the story — who’s sane and who’s not. Congratulations to all those involved in the program for their fine efforts. Upper Left: Veta Louise (Deidre Randall) talks with brother Elwood (Alan Reynolds). Above: Ruth Kelly (Mary Cut- shall) confides with Dwayne Wilson (Scott Bowditch). l eft: Mary Cutshall as Ruth Kelly, John Dodge as Lyman Sanderson, and Chris Thom as William Chumley. Opposite Page: Alan Reynolds as Elwood P. Dowd lets Harvey have a smoke. play 27 Top Left: Alan Reynolds, (Elwood) and Joanne Bar- rett, as Mrs. Chumley, talk at Chumley's Rest. Top Right: Scott Bowditch as Dwayne Wilson. Above: Alan Reynolds as Elwood P. Dowd. Middle Right- Penny Seamons as Myrtle Mae, Deidre Randall as Veta Louise, and Mary Beth Chabot as Ethel Chauvenet. Right: Alan Reynolds as Dowd talks with John Dodge as Lyman Sanderson. 28 play Behind the Scenes Techies (tek ez): a group of dedicated students involved in the production of a play, out of the limelight but as important as the actors themselves. Responsibilities include: manufacturing, assembling and painting sets, gathering suitable props and costumes, and controlling the lighting and sound systems. Prerequisites for the job: a sense of humor, an affection for late nights, and a trusty ham- mer. Rewards: nothing (for this is a thankless job) only the simple pleasure of knowing you helped bring about one superior performance. Crew Mr. Paul Conley Helen Newell, crew head Roland Lemire, crew head Chad Paterson Marc Dugas Martha Lamie Joanne Barrett Peter Welch Mary Cahill Chris Thom Mark Aldrich Upper Left: Laurie Bowditch works hard on the scenery. Middle Left: Penny Seamans is helped with her makeup by a techie. Above: Laurie Bowditch and Helen Newell check things out to make sure everything is perfect. Right: Helen Newell and Roland Lemire, crew heads work together on the props. techies 29 Northern Nights Those who witnessed or participated in Winnacarnival 1982's Northern Nights” were involved in the closest battle in WHS history. In what is traditionally a senior-dominated event, the sophomores and juniors fought neck and neck from day one. The outcome wasn't deter- mined until the final event when Darren Soldati destroyed his competitors in the pie-eating con- test, giving the juniors a two-point victory. The senior class never quite got a grip on things, although they were in the running much of the week. However, they had only one team in the finals of the gym events and, though they emerged victorious in both boys’ basketball and foul shooting, the athletic prowess and deter- mination of the underclassmen prevailed. The lead seesawed Saturday as the junior guys won floor hockey followed by a sophomore victory in girls event. The sophomores led by the 2-goal performance on Nick Paarlberg, then defeated the juniors in boys' soccer, despite the efforts of goalie Larry Douglas. The junior girls countered with a clutch sudden death shootout victory over the sophomores in the girls version (Marybeth Burns getting the game-winner), bringing the final outcome of the competition down to the pie-eating, where the juniors prevailed. The freshmen were last as usual; a Winna- carnival tradition that probably will never die. They did manage to pick up a few firsts among their string of zeroes, notably in the girls tug-o- war and snow sculpture. Despite their meager 84-point performance this year, they’ll be a threat in years to come. The week-long festivities were high-lighted by Saturday's dance and the crowning of queen Kristie Sewell with Joanne Nelson, Tammi Falconer, and Marilyn Minko as her princesses. Northern Nights” — it was a week worth waiting for. Top: Eric Facey double dribbles his way down the court. Middle: Tom Biron hurdles the horse during the obstacle course. Left: Laura Boeddinghaus and Marie Petilio work together to get the ball over the net in the volleyball event. winnacarnival 31 INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING Who says that Winnacunnet doesn't have a decent industrial arts program with adequate facilities? Well, at least no one can say that anymore! This year we are extremely fortunate to have a brand new industrial arts building. On September 8, 1981, the building was dedicated to Florence D. Haley, school district clerk from 1957 to 1980, who had believed very much in the Cooperative School District and the students from the four communities. The new program not only includes basic courses in industrial arts, but also courses in energy, power, and transportation; communications technology; and materials and processing. Richard Nye, chairman of the industrial arts department, hopes to make our program the best in the state. STRIDI RIGHT The boys Cross Country team, led by co-captains Tim McConnell and Rob Hinkle and seniors Kevin Harrington and Rich Hinkle, had an exceptionally good year, finishing the regular season with a record of 49-2. The boys had a great showing at the Manchester Invita- tional, taking first and second places in- dividually and first place as a team. They did just as well at the Warrior In- vitational by individually placing first, second, and third and first as a team. They started strong, taking the first three places in the meets against rivals Concord, Pinkerton, Bishop Guerten and Salem. Injuries and other mishaps later in the year made it impossible for the team to finish as well as expected. Losing McConnell, Hinkle, Harrington, Hinkle, and Bill Coffey, next year’s team will have their work cut out for them. The girls had five runners enabling them to score as a team for the first time in years. Led by co-captains Liz Glavin and Tammy Perkins, the girls did well at the Class Meet and also at the Warrior Invitational, placing third as a team. Being a young team, the girls show much promise for the future. Chris Fogwell, Scott MacKinnon, Rich Hinkle, Joe Dunnack, Rob Hinkle, Peter Welsh, Tim McConnell, Kevin Harrington, and Skip Newell. Top: Rich Hinkle and an Oyster River runner wish each other luck before the race. Bottom Left: Coach Putnam has had many positive ef- fects on the team. 36 Top Left: Kevin Harrington's face shows the strain of running cross country. Top Right: Chris Fogwell leads a pack of Oyster River runners during a home meet. Bottom Right: Lauri MacKinnon and Liz Glavin find the last spurts of energy to finish a long race. Left: A familiar scene at cross-country meets; Warrior runners lead the pack. cross-country 37 Psyche City WHS has every reason to be proud of its varsity field hockey team. Cap- tained by Tracey Jankauskas and Suzy Lemire, the girls battled both their op- ponents and the elements to an 8-5-1 record, fourth best in Winnacunnet history, only to miss a tournament berth by one place. It is said that measuring the amount of team spirit can determine the squad’s level of achievement. If that's the case, the Warriors deserved to be state champs. This year’s in things to do” were wearing french braids and jam- ming to AC DC before games in order to obtain a certain psyche quotient. Talent and experience were impor- tant aspects of this season’s fine record. Patti Cassin returned to record five shut-outs in goal while the front line of Lemire, Jacqui Corcoran, Jill Remick, and Anne Hackett has been together since junior high. Most Valuable Players were Kerry Keenan and Remick who led the team with sixteen goals. Named to the All-Seacoast squad were Remick, Keenan, Jeanne Trumbull, and Debbie Gaulin. With many returning letter winners and experienced JV players returning next season, the field hockey team should be as strong if not stronger. Top Left: Suzy Lemire and Coach Marilyn French discuss possible strategy. Top Right: Anne Hackett wears her hair in french braids, typical of the field hockey team. Middle: Jill Remick gives some on the field advice to her teammates. 38 field hockey Bottom Row: Lynda Wasson, Patti Cassin, Jacqui Corcoran, co-captains Tracey Jankauskas and Suzy Lemire, Debbie Gaulin, Traci Leach, and Sue Carlson. Top Row: manager Nicole Gleason, Diane Cerasi, Jill Lemire, Amy Arguin, Jeanne Trumbull, Jill Remick, Kerry Keenan, Anne Hackett, Marcia Hinkle, manager Kim Pender, and Coach Marilyn French. Top: Jacqui Corcoran lunges for the ball during a home game. Bottom Left: Jeanne Trumbull takes a swing at the ball as teammate Kerry Keenan looks on. Bottom Right: Jill Lemire and Anne Hackett look back on the play in a game against Portsmouth. field hockey 39 Top: Alicia Welch battles her opponent in a game against Dover. Bottom Left: Terri War- ren maneuvers for possession of the ball. Bottom Row: Sue Oullette, Kathy Wheeler, Sarah Price, Regina Maher, Helen Newell, and Carolyn Sawyer. Second Row: Joanne Barrett, Alicia Welch, Chris Campbell, Sue Silsby, Julie Corcoran, Terri Warren, and Lori Dow. Top Row: Angie Graziano, Michelle Truchon, Sandy Keene, Coach Royal, Linda Robinson, Sue Menegin, Colleen Garon, and Janet Kohlhase. 40 field hockey Bottom Row: Wendy Watkins, Sue Richardson, co-captains Beth Tremblay and Marilyn Minko, Joanne Richardson, and Laurie Fernald. Top Row: Cathy Cerasi, Janice Walker, Cathy Glavin, Kim Hollingworth, Marcia Yuskiewicz, Dale Kenison, Kathy Corcoran, and Coach Marie Kennedy. Top Left: Kerry runs the ball up the line. Top Right: Patti Cassin prepares herself for another intense game in goal. Middle: Tracey Jankauskas and Jeanne Trumbull out- maneuver their opponent in order to gain control of the ball. Bottom Right: Jeanne Trumbull and Kerry' Keenan receive quick energy from oranges before getting back in- to the game. field hockey 41 Hope for Next Year The Warrior football team had a very tough season. The entire starting backfield was lost to injuries which resulted in the necessity to play many less experienced underclassmen throughout the season. Despite this, the team was able to go on and win two games, both of which were shutouts over Timberlane and Mer- rimack. Even though the team will lose quite a few players to gradua- tion, the fact that many underclassmen got a lot of playing time should help the team improve their record and qualify for the play- offs next season. Top Right.-Jeff Copp receives some excellent blocking by Pat Gillick enabling him to pick up a few yards. Left: Mike McGrath runs around to the sideline to gain some yardage on Exeter. Bottom Right: Quarterback Dave Brown prepares to hand off the ball to another player. 42 football Bottom Row: Gerry Brindle, Peter Harter, co-captains Mike McGrath, Rich Dunn, Larry Lonergan, and Steve Bosinger, and Rob Lippe. Second Row: Scott Bowditch, Dave Chase, Mike Lindley, Jeff Newcomb, Mike Maloney, Pat Gillick, Jeff Lippe, and Jeff Bishop. Third Row: Ron Munday, Chuck Daigneau, Brian Beaulieu, John Arakelian, Steve Fowler, Rob Rowe, and Jeff Copp. Fourth Row: Scott Tucker, Dave Brown, Peter Dibiaso, John Croteau, Chad Lalime, Eric Facey, and Brian Sawyer. Fifth Row: Trainer John Harris, Scott Carline, Barry Newcomb, Tom Biron, Brad McKenzie, Dennis McGrath, Assistant Coach Skip Capone. Top Row: Assistant Coaches Dave Bennett and Dick Gagne, and Head Coach Ken Liporto. Missing: manager Mike Manix. Top Left: Dave Brown fades back to the twenty yard line to throw a pass. Top Right: Mike McGrath outmaneuvers the opposing player during the Exeter game. Bottom Right: Tom Biron takes the ball and runs with it in the game against Exeter. i' football 43 0 Laconia I I Bishop Guertin; 'r 21 Top Left: Jeff Copp runs around the outside in a game against Exeter. Top Right: Injuries are not uncommon in football. Trainer John Harris tapes the knee of Dave Chase. Mid- dle: Being in the middle of a tackle is not always fun. 44 football Bottom Row: Richard Cassin, Bill Weinhold, Terry O’Leary, Mike Cronin, Tom Lyons, Larry Robillard, Mike Quinn, Tim Tuttle, and Dave Murray. Top Row: Coach Mike McKnight, David Croteau, Jeff Niejadlik, Chuck Haffey, Dan Herbert, Tom Evans, John Maddock, David Nardello, David Buckmore, Richard Jacques, Gary Patenaude, Tim Manning, and Coach Jack Ford. Big Bad Blue Machine When asked about his team’s worst break of the season, Coach Foote im- mediately responded, John Marshall’s leg, Rob Buzzell’s finger and Jeff Mills’ arm. Despite these, and various other injuries to key players over the course of the season, the boys varsity soccer team still managed to make the state tournament for the sixth straight time. Highlighting the team’s efforts were two crucial victories over perennial soc- cer powers Pinkerton and Oyster River, handing each of them their only losses of the regular season. Foote mentioned that these were the best bunch of players he has ever been associated with, having received ex- cellent effort and dedication from everyone. With a number of talented underclassmen having received con- siderable varsity playing time, WHS can look forward to many more outstand- ing seasons. At the awards banquet, senior co-captains Tim Miller and Mike Neff shared MVP honors while Most Improved went to Jeff Mills. Named to the All-Seacoast squad were Miller, Neff, Tony Franzoso, and Mike Donohoe. Tap Right: Practice isn't always strenuous as shown by the varsity team. Middle Right: Tony Franzoso narrowly avoids a collision with a Portsmouth opponent. Bottom Left: Ladd Johnson, Jeff Bednarz, Don Lamprey, and Jim Wright intensely watch the game from the bench. 46 boys soccer Bottom Row: Co-captains Mike Neff and Tim Miller. Second Row: Forrest Snowden, Fred Schaake, Tony Franzoso, Alan Brown, Nick Lermer, Mijje Donohoe, Matt McGrail, Jim Wright, and Ken Chin. Third Row: Chad Tomaszewski, Bill Hammond, Mike Preston, Ladd Johnson, Chris Franzoso, Bryan Saunders, Rob Buzzell, Don Lamprey, Jeff Bednarz, and Kim Chin. Top Row: Coach Foote, Tom Dumont, Peter Robie, Dan Pender, John Marshall, Wayne Sowers, and manager Heather Corbett. Missing: Jeff Mills and Peter O'Keefe. Top Left: Tony Franzoso outmaneuvers his op- ponent in a game against Portsmouth. Top Right: Mike Donohoe closes in on Salem's goal. Middle Left: Every ounce of Bryan Saunders' energy is poured into this throw-in. Bottom Left: Tim Miller finds that a quick pass is the easiest way to ensure a victory. boys soccer 47 Top l eft: Mike Neff maneuvers the ball down the sideline against his Portsmouth opponent. Top Right: Tony Franzoso throws the ball in at midfield during the Salem game. Bottom Left: Managers Heather Cor- bett and Laurie Smoker are always on hand to give the team encouragement. Bottom Right: Goalie Nick Lermer is an important aid in holding the team together. Bottom Row: Dan Conway, Dan Pender, Dave Pettigrew, Neil Manilla, Ron Gallant, Nic Paarlberg, Bill Sturgis. Top Row: Peter Robie, Ladd Johnson, Chris Franzoso, Mike Mildo Rod Bennett, Rob Buzzell, Scott Wright, Andy Boettcher, Shaun Smoker, Pat Carey, Mil O'Keefe, Manager Dawn Ditoro, Coach Les Sheppard. 48 boys soccer Bottom: Row: Ricky Beaudette, Brian Cote, Todd Bamford, Mark Vangel, Jeffrey Hodsorr, Kelly Brown, and Aaron Beauleau. Top Row: Bob Burke, David Moores, Bill Larkin, Norman Gaulin, Scott Gallant, Fran Lanio, Jim Gagne, Mark Carlson. Top Left: Ladd Johnson's face reveals the true physical aspect of soccer. Top Right: Mike Donohoe gets some strange glances as he sits down on the job in a game against Portsmouth. Bottom Right: Neil Manilla shows that size is not an important factor in the game of soccer. boys soccer 49 It’s a Kick Winnacunnet fans certainly got a kick out of the varsity girls soccer team. Led by co-captains Sue McGuinness and Jacki Dubrava, the girls were a dominant force in every game they played. One of the keys to their success was their depth, their strength at virtually every position, especially on the defense. There, goalkeeper Nancy Labrie allowed an average of only .571 goals per game. The girls finished the season at 9-2-3 and made the tournament for the second year in a row, only to be defeated by Central 1-0 in a shoot-out. At the annual soccer banquet, fullback Beth MacDonald was named MVP while Brenda Downey was Most Improved. WHS players on the All-Seacoast squad were McGuinness, Labrie, MacDonald, Paige Kishbaugh, Dawn Peck, and Jackie Neff. With only two seniors graduating from the squad, next year's team should be equally as strong, if not stronger. A state cham- pionship could be in the making. Top Right: Kristie Sewell tries to gain control of the ball as Robin Harrold looks on. Bot- tom Left: Coach Beattie gives the girls a few pointers before a game. 50 Bottom Row: Tracy Snowden, Jamie Sicard, Mikelanne Marino, Brenda Downey, Beth Mac- Donald, Lynn Grandmaison, Donna Testa, Dawn Peck, Jackie Neff, and Sue Bourque. Top Row: Nancy Labrie, Kristie Sewell, Keri Schaake, Deanna Dahl, Robin Harrold, Jacki Dubrava, Sue McGuinness, Trudy Gagne, Paige Kishbaugh, Sarah Kelley, and Lynda Nelson. Top Left: Paige Kishbaugh, Jamie Sicard, and Robin Harrold work the ball up the field in a game against Pinkerton that WHS won 1-0. Top Right: Paige Kishbaugh displays her soccer prowess and intimidates the other team. Middle Left: Sue McGuinness battles two opponents for control of the ball. Bottom Right: Kristie Sewell races toward the goal after beating out her opponent. Bottom Row: Tracy Snowden, Kathy McRae, Bonnie Whitfield, Kathy Donohoe, Diane Harrold, Trisha Cummings, and Michelle Dugas. Top Row: Ellen Cumming, Lynda Nelson, Trudy Gagne, Mikelanne Marino, Sue Bourque, Chris Greer, and Leslie Martel. girls soccer 51 Top: Jackie Neff passes the ball to Robin Harrold as Dawn Peck observes the action. Bottom Left: Lynn Grandmaison and Dawn Peck battle two opponents from Pinkerton. Middle Right: The strain of a hard played game is shown on Diane Harrold's face. Bottom Right: Dawn Peck fights a Pinkerton player for control of the ball. 52 girls soccer Top Left: Robin Harrold demonstrates her fancy footwork. Bottom Left: Beth Mac- Donald strides toward the ball as Dawn Peck watches. Top Right: Sue McGuinness at- tempts to fake out her opponent. WHS 4 1 6 3 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 4 6 3 0 OPPONENT Londonderry 0 Pinkerton 0 Memorial 0 Exeter 1 Spaulding 0 Oyster River 1 Spaulding 1 Milford 1 Londonderry 0 Milford 0 Pinkerton 0 Concord 1 Exeter 0 Oyster River 3 TOURNAMENT Central 1 53 Top Left: Sherry Scott displays the first move- ment in the basic bump, set, spike manner of play. Top Right: Lorraine Weimerskirch in her typical stance demonstrated throughout a game in the hopes of intimidating the opposition. VARSITY Bottom Row: Co-captains Lorraine Weimer- skirch and Sherry Scott. Top Row: Ruth Boett- cher, Yvonne Daboul, Marie Petilio, Kathie Fothergill, Sue Lyon, Kerry Cusack, and Chris Willoughby. JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom Row: Co-captains Julie Thompson and Sue Willoughby. Top Row: Paula Sawyer, Patti Busta, Maureen Locke, Jill MacDormand, and Chris Maguire. 54 volleyball Bump ... Set... Spike The varsity volleyball team's 3-13 record does not reflect the closeness of many of the matches. Led by co-captains Sherry Scott and Lorraine Weimerskirch, the girls were always in” the contest, including games against the eventual state champs Oyster River. One of the season's brighter moments came in defeating Spaulding when the team displayed exceptional precision in serving, setting, and spiking. As Sherry Scott, co- winner (with Chris Willoughby) of the MVP award, said, We may not have won many games but we were able to give each team we played a good match. Top Left: Kathie Fothergill executes the final maneuver in the basic bump, set, spike pat- tern. Top Right: Lorraine Weimerskirch con- templates possible strategy for the next game. Middle: Kathie Fothergill, Kerry Cusack, and Yvonne Daboul await the serve from their opponent. Bottom Left: Marie Petilio tapes an injured finger before the start of the game. Bottom Right: Coach Alan Rice reviews the game plan with the girls. volleyball 55 Who are those ten devoted, spirited girls cheering the warrior teams to victory ? The cheerleaders of course! Throughout bad weather, bad plays, and of course victories, the cheerleaders never gave anything but their best. Although sometimes not appreciated, the girls even helped WHS develop more spirit — a big obstacle to conquer! Thanks guys . . . Left: Diane Carrol, Maureen Walsh, Terry Jutras, and Helen Newell cheer the basket- ball team to victory. Middle: Cyndy Byrne enjoys cheering for the football team. Top Right: Barbara Krisko shouts it out at a foot- ball game. Spirit Filled and Bottom Row: Barbara Krisko, Sabrina Wheeler, Lori Meads, Laurel Carter, Michele Schmidt, Kathy McCaddin, and Cyndy Byrne. Top Row: Pam Dignam, Maureen Walsh, and Sue Caswell. 56 cheerleaders Bottom Row: Michele Schmidt and Helen Newell. Second Row: Pam Dignam, Kathy McCaddin, Regina Maher, Maureen Walsh, and Diane Carrol. Top Row: Lori Meads, Terry Jutras, and Jenny Demos. cheerleaders 57 Not much was expected from the 1981-82 Warrior basketball team. They were a young squad, mostly sophomores, and lacking in both size and experience. At the start of the season, they set a goal for themselves: to make the Class I. tournament. Many fans didn't think it could be done, but the guys made believers out of those skeptics, paving a road to tourney out of hustle and heart. This team will be remembered for its ability to overcome hardships. Practically every player had at least one side-lining injury or illness, but they always came back to con- tribute. The team's never say die” attitude helped them knock off two strong opponents, Dover and Portsmouth, in overtime thrillers (the victory over Dover was the first in 10 years!!). The loss of co-captain Skip Fairhurst would have ended the season for a team of less character, but the Warriors just wouldn't quit. Though they certainly missed Skip, as the 3-7 record without him shows, his absence was helpful in that it allowed other members of the team gain valuable varsity experience. The highlight of this transition period was the emergence of Ken Corroon, a 6'3 sophomore who was probably the best sixth man in the state. Other valuable underclassmen included junior co-captain Hugh Linnehan, sophomores Mark Joiner, Don Lamprey, and Rob Buzzell (other centers may tower over him but, man, can he sky!!), and freshman Todd Bamford. Their youth was supplemented by the leader- ship of MVP Fairhurst and seniors Andy Kelson and Larry Lonergan. Of course, there were some memorable moments off the court, too: how many plus plays did I have ... are we stopping at McDonald's . . . Larry, love that hat . . . Doctor K!!!... the Brian Beaulieu fan club ... roses are red, violets are blue, Franzoso's a — ... and a kid that looks like Kevin McHale!! The major factor of this team was that it was a team — an unselfish, hard-working unit that endured no matter what. There’s a saying that youth will be served. Well, watch out for the WHS youth, because next year they'll be unbeatable!! 58 Top Left: Ken Corroon takes a shot against an Ex- eter opponent. Right: Todd Bamford drops in two for the Warriors. Opposite: Co-Captain Skip Fairhurst attempts a lay up in the Dover game. Bottom Row: Co-Captains Hugh Linnehan and Skip Fairhurst. Top Row: Coaches Jack Ford, Skip Swiezinski and Brian Riorden, Stu Martinen, Andy Kelson, Larry Lonergan, Ken Corroon, Doug Dahl, Rob Buzzell, Mike Donovan, Don Lamprey, Mark Joiner, and Brian Beaulieu. boy's basketball 59 60 boys basketball Bottom Row: Dan Conway, Chris Franzoso, Barry Newcomb, Todd Bamford, and Dave Pettigrew. Top Row: Chris Kilburn, Nick Thayer, Rob Rowe, Andy Boettcher, Tom Cass, Paris Wheeler, Rodney Bennett, Curt Perry, Ron Gallant, and Coach Brian Riorden. Top Left: Co-capiain Hugh Linnehan drib- bles the ball up the court in an attack against Exeter. Top Right: Freshman Todd Bamford plays a lot for the varsity team. Bottom Row: Terry O'Leary, Tom Lyons, Pete Masci, Stan Dubi, Jim Gagne, Mark Carlson, Dave Moores, and Aaron Beaulieu. Top Row: Kelley Brown, Tom Evans, Gary Patenaude, David Buckmore, Tom Conway, Tim Conway, Dave Murray, Brian Cote, Rich Jacques, Steve McGuinness, and Coach Skip Swiezinski. , . , , „ . boys basketball 61 Youth: The Key to Success Despite the youth of this year’s varsity girls basketball team, they ac- complished something that no previous team had. In advancing to the quarter-finals of the tournament, they avenged two regular season losses to Portsmouth by topping the Clippers in a preliminary-round thriller, 63-62 before falling to a strong Dover squad. The girls were led by co-captains Kerry Keenan and Kelly Merrill. Their leadership proved to be one of the biggest strengths of this season’s squad (though an injury to Kerry’s knee kept her out of action for a few weeks), while inexperience was the biggest weakness. Four sophomores, Laura McGrail, Nancy Labrie, Dawn Peck, and Paige Kishbaugh, received considerable playing time, the last three being key factors to Coach Ed Beattie’s three-guard offense. All of the younger players performed very well for the amount of pressure put on them. Leading scorer on the team was Kelly Merrill with 216 points. Kelly was the team’s iron man,” playing in all twenty games for the Warriors. She was fourth in rebounds with 98 and voted a very deserving MVP besides. With a number of experienced players returning, WHS basketball fans can look forward to winning seasons for many years to come. 62 girls basketball Bottom Row: Sue Fernandez and Co-Captain Kelly Merrill. Top Row: Coach Ed Beattie, Paige Kishbaugh, Terri Warren, Tina Yankowy, Laura McGrail, Lisa Fernald, Jeanne Trumbull, Dawn Peck, and Nancy Labrie. Missing: Co-Captain Kerry Keenan. Top Left: Laura McGrail goes up against an op- ponent in an attempt to control the attack. Middle: Lisa Fernald takes a shot during the Somersworth game. Top Right: Dawn Peck fights for the ball as teammates Nancy Labrie, Jeanne Trumbull, and Lisa Fernald anxiously wait. Bottom Right: All hands reach up for the ball. Opposite: Kelly Merrill demonstrates what earned her the MVP honors. girls basketball 63 Top Left: Donna Testa shoots for the basket. Top Right: Jeanne Trumbull and Kelly Merrill attempt to block a Somersworth player. Bottom Left: Coach Beattie goes over a few plays during a time-out. Opposite: Sarah Kelley passes the ball while being blocked by Somersworth. 64 Bottom Row: Lynda Nelson, Donna Testa, Beth MacDonald, and Brenda Downey. To| Row: Joni DiTomasso, Jackie Neff, Sarah Kelley, Paula Sawyer, Patti Fowler, I.ym Grandmaison, Kathy Donohoe, and coach Marie Kennedy. WHS OPPONENT 40 Exeter 38 41 Somersworth 50 57 Salem 28 47 Berlin 33 34 Dover 55 57 Alumni 28 50 Spaulding 56 21 Dover 55 41 Timberlane 34 44 Somersworth 38 45 Salem 44 44 Portsmouth 54 35 Exeter 45 26 Berlin 28 62 Alvirne 30 53 Spaulding 45 54 Trinity 30 59 Portsmouth 71 44 Keene TOURNAMENT 48 63 Portsmouth 62 38 Dover 61 girls basketball 65 On Ice Time to hang up the skates already? Yes, once again the hockey season has come to a close with the warrior skaters giving themselves a fairly good show- ing. To some who followed the season only by scores it might have seemed more a let down with a six win, eleven loss, and one tie record; but to others who watched the team, it was a building and testing year. This year saw the team starting with a predominantly freshman and sophomore lineup with only six seniors and many were unsure just how the season would go as the team lost two of its senior defensemen, Mike Schultz and Fred Schaake. As the season progressed, however, a strong defense based on Tom Biron, senior net-minder and captain, proved itself time and again. The offense was also comprised of young team members and although they had the shots they couldn’t seem to find the net. Basically it was a problem of inex- periece among the younger members but combined with this year's building experience, the outlook for next year is a strong and upcoming hockey team. As a final note, by request of the members of the team, we would like to add a special thanks to Scott Standen who managed the team and kept the books as well. Tof .• John Arakelian brings the puck around the back of the goal. Middle: Jeff Niejadlik fights with Exeter opponents for control of the puck. Bottom Row: Jerry Fowler, John Croteau, Joe Ford, Jeff Merrill, Capt. Tom Biron, Jeff Bishop, Mike O'Keefe, and Neil Manilla. Second Row: Coach Ken Marchand, Jeff Nie- jadlik, Chris Reusch, Asst. Capt. Fred Schaake, Mike Watts, Asst. Capt. Mike Schultz, and Asst. Coach Joe O'Keefe. Top Row: Manager Scott Standen, Tom Small, Bill Hamond, Steve Fowler, Matt McGrail, Rick Allen, Gary Janvrin, John Arakelian, and Asst. Manager Peter Dibiaso. hockey 67 Left: Rob Hinkle stretches for the finish after another long and grueling race. Top Right: Kevin Mills uses every ounce of strength when he puts the shot. Bottom Right: Coach Bauer goes over some last minute strategy plans with the guys. Op- posite: Seeing Tim McConnell and Rich Hinkle in the lead is a very common sight at track meets. 68 boys winter track Runners Set Records It was some kind of year for the boys winter track team! Led by senior tri- captains Rob Hinkle, Rich Hinkle, and Tim McConnell, the guys were always in the running for second or third in the class, state, and Tri-State meets. Highlighting the season were the record performances by participants in the shot put and long distance events. Tim Mc- Connell set a new state record in the 600 meters with a time of 1:25.7. Kevin Mills was undefeated in the shot put, set a new school indoor record of 52 feet, and was named NH winter track all-star. MVP Rob Hinkle also set a new state record, this in the 1000 meters with a time of 2:35.5. He won the 1000 meters in the tri-state meet and was named NH winter track all-star in both the 1000 and 1500 meters. Though the team is losing their nucleus to graduation, next season, with a number of underclassmen return- ing to the squad, should prove to be an interesting one also. Bottom Row: Mark Aldrich, Tim Harrington, Pat Woolsey, Dave Sarson, and Bill St. Laurent. Second Row: Kevin Mills, Scott Bowditch, Tim McConnell, Chad Tomaszewski, Scott Wright, Mark Annis, and Bob Burke. Third Row: Skip Newell, Matt Tilbury, Ken Sheffert, Peter Welch, Pat Cahill, and Victor Hanson. Top Row: Chris McLeer, Eben Price, and Wayne LaBonte. Missing: Rich Hinkle and Rob Hinkle. boys winter track 69 Girls Shine Brightly In a rebuilding year for the girls winter track team, consistency was the key, and that’s just what Coach Bauer got from every girl on the squad. Led by co-captains Cathy Bar- ton and Jill Remick, they helped establish winter track’s credibility in the Winnacunnet athletic community. Highlighting the winter sesason was the setting of a new school record in the high jump by MVP Jill Remick of 5 feet Vi inch. Other outstanding performances were turn- ed in by Tracy Snowden, who shined in four events, and Liz Galvin, who qualifed for the state meet in the 1500 meters. With only two players leaving to graduation, the team is left with a good nucleus of up-and- coming underclassmen for the years to come. Top: Tracy Snowden struggles for those ex- tra inches in the high jump. Bottom: Tami Perkins completes a hand-off to Lori Hart who takes her turn around the track. 70 girls' winter track Bottom Row: Liz Glavin, Carolyn Sawyer, Cathy Barton, Jill Remick, Maureen Cahill, Kathy Dow, Tami Perkins, and Carla Barrasso. Top Row: Bridget Binette, Lea Driscoll, Tracy Snowden, Lori Hart, Brett Thompson, Susan Ouellette, Kathy Glavin, and Coach Don Putnam. Top Left: Maureen Cahill easily clears the bar during a track meet. Top Right: Cathy Barton grimaces as she attempts to break the girls' shot put record. Middle: The encouragement shared at a meet is a wonderful part of track. Bottom Right: Liz Glavin paces herself throughout a race. 71 . . . more than just rock climbing What club in Winnacunnet participates in the following activities: steal the bacon , battleship”, schmerltz , and prouie ? Believe it or not, it's Outdoor Learning. However, they also partake in other, more familiar activities such as rock climbing, hik- ing, backpacking, canoeing, snowshoeing and orienteering (map and compass work). Outdoor Learning is much more than climbing rocks and having fun even though they play an important role. The club is also a self-propelled and self-indulging activity. Development of one's character and faith in himself is increased during the course of the year. Outdoor Learning helps the group in working as a whole for the benefit of the en- tire group. Finally, one learns to set his own limits, both physically and mentally. The games and activities are only tech- niques used to introduce these concepts and to help the group learn about themselves and others. Aside from learning and teaching. Outdoor Learning provides many opportunities to enjoy, understand and ap- preciate nature. Upper Right: Rich Hinkle hangs on at Priest Road Cliff. Lower Left: Advisors Mr. Graham and Mr. Yost observe a climber at Pawtuckaway. Lower Right: Mary Cahill wat- ches a climber while Russ Moulton prepares for the next ascent. 74 Front, L to R: Carol Renselear, Mr. Graham, Sid Anthony, Hannah Adams, Joanne Nelson Joanne Robinson, Russ Moulton, Mary Cahill, Tim Evans. Back, L to R: Lee Silverman, Rich Hinkle, Mark Kelly, Mr. Yost, Med King. Top Left: The group balancing on a boulder at Round Pond Boulder Area. Top Right. Med King rockclimbing at Quarts on Quartz route. Left: Mary Cahill and Joanne Nelson watching a climber at Pawtuckaway State Park. Above: Joanne Robinson help- ing her climbing partner over the cliff at Pawtuckaway. outdoor learning 75 Top: The trumpet section entertains spectators during one of the half time shows. Above: Band members relax while watching a game. Some feel ex- citement and anticipation toward the next performance while others are weary and restful. Above: Lauri Heroux and Chris Thom practice their trombones while the other band members play in the background. 76 warrior band STRIKE UP THE BAND The Warrior Band is a hard working group which receives little recognition for all the hours it puts in. There are numerous activities and benefits for which the band plays. When performing at pep rallies or football games, the band is always a source of spirit and enthusiasm. They also play a full show during the games' half time. Marching through many parades during the year, the Warrior Band entertains Hampton and the neighboring towns with various Christmas and Memorial Day parades. The Homecoming parade was held in Hampton last Oct. 31. In addition, the band performs at many concerts held throughout the year. The highlight of the year for the Warrior Band is the Exchange Concert. This year, they are going to visit Peary High School in Rockville, Maryland. Being in the Warrior Band provides many op- portunities for a musician. Aside from playing an instrument at school and civic occasions, one has a chance to improve his playing skills and to experi- ment with different types of music. Band is also a source of developing responsibility. Members are able to form different committees in order to make plans and decisions for future activities. This way, the band is able to determine their own activities. Band Leaders Band Captain Assistant Captain Drum Major Gordon Eggert Kristin Stevens Don Lamprey Flutes Clarinets Saxophones Trumpets Trombones Low Brass Horns Percussion Section Leaders M.J. Brindamour Leslie McAllister Kathy McCaddin Jeff Bednarz Lauri Heroux Jim Wright Roberta Gerkin Kristin Stevens Upper Left: Majorette Lorraine Weimerskirch demonstrates baton techniques during a Warrior game. Lower Left: After a practice, some members rehearse on their own. From L to R: Todd Nickerson, Lynn Young, Lynn Bosinger, Kevin Walsh and Rob Beck. warrior band 77 A Band for All Seasons Top Left: Lynn Young, Roberta Gerkin and Roberta Mar- tin study their music carefully, putting every effort into their music. Top Right: Advisor Mr. Bednarz observes each member to guarantee the band’s unity. Above: Richard Houle, Becky Marshall and John White all share one page of music on playing the saxophone. Right: Joanne Barrett and Beth Lawson combine their talents to add a more gentle touch to a song. 78 warrior band All the World’s a Stage Throughout the year, the Stage Band here at WHS is very involved with many school functions. For starters, they perform at all school activities, in- cluding a performance at the Exchange Concert. The Stage Band is also invited to perform at various high schools and for the past few years, they have played at Hampton Beach. They are responsible for sponsor- ing the Jazz Festival each year. This musical group is more than just an ordinary band. Not only do they perform at many different schools, civic dinners and concerts, they are also guests at High School Jazz shows in Maine and Massachusetts. The band’s purpose, according to Mr. Bednarz, is to give students a chance to experiment with dif- ferent types of music other than concert music. They are able to play jazz and popular tunes which can be inspiring as well as interesting and challenging. Ad- visor Mr. Bednarz deserves a great deal of credit for all the hours and effort he has put into a great band. Top Left: Don I.amprey accompanies a session on saxophone. Left: An audience enjoys the Stage Band at one of their early concerts this year. Bottom Left: Jeff Bednarz. a section leader, plays on trumpet. Below: Lauri Heroux follows along on her sheet music while playing the trombone. Students Voicing Ou The Chorus is a group of talented and aspiring singers who enjoy performing in a large group. Aside from entertaining crowds at all school con- certs and assemblies, the Chorus has also attended many junior high schools. Each member strives to improve his range of singing and then to perfect their abilities in this area. The highlight for the Chorus is the annual Exchange Concert in Washington, D.C. 80 chorus Left: A portion of the Chorus each expressing the feeling of a song at the Christmas concert. Middle Left: Beth Walker and Helen Newell vocalizing together. Mid- dle Right: Jim O'Neil and Peter Martin singing a favorite Christmas tune. Bottom: Chorus Leaders: From L to R: Dawn Bowden (Soprano), Cathy Barton (Tenor), Linda Carter (Alto), and Chris Thom (Bass). Performance on a Higher Scale Front From L to R: Linda Carter, Lorraine Weimerskirch, Trish Fliss, Dawn Bowden. Back Row: Marie Petilio, Joyce I.alley, Julie Thompson, Maureen McGlaughlin, Patty Cassin, Cathy Barton and Dawn DeToro. The Chamber Singers are a very select group of singers chosen from the Chorus. Their objective is to per- form in a variety of musical styles in a small ensemble. Aside from singing at school concerts, the group tours the entire region performing at various school, church and com- munity activities. In the past few years, the Chamber Singers have made two records and hopefully they will make another. Above: Cathy Barton and Trish Fliss putting everything they have into a song. Above Right: Lorraine Weimerskirch and Julie Thompson performing at an early concert. Right: Marie Petilio performs a soft melody. Students Raised to the Mathematical Power 82 mathletes 0 The Power of the Press Being on the newspaper is not a very formal and restrictive club. It is. on the contrary, interesting and enjoyable for those who write well or wish to improve their writing skills. Once a month, a meeting is held in which assignments are appointed or volunteered. If someone has already decided on which topic he would like to write, he will be encouraged to do it without hesitation. A date is then determined when the articles will be due. After this date, a few members of the staff will go to the Hampton Union after school to type the articles for the computer to print them. Later, Mr. Hagger- ty and Liz Dodge will go to Newburyport to set the type for the paper. Melody Dahl, of the Hampton Union, also accompanies them. Any topic concerning school activities or interest of the student body, is written about. We had a writing contest in which students submitted copies of their work to the paper. Some common col- umns include Alan Reynolds' and Marc Carroll's movie reviews. Heather Corbett's sports comments and Vera O'Connell's teacher interviews. Top: Photographer, Mark Aldrich listening in on a meeting. Below: Editors, Liz Dodge and Nancy Acox working on a story together. Above: Advisor, Mr. Haggerty discussing assignments at an after school meeting. Front From L to R. Laurie Bowditch, Liz Dodge, Trish Fliss. Heather Corbett, M. J. Brindamour, Nancy Acox. Back From L to R: Bill Twomey, Leslie Pierce, Lynn Young. Skip Newell, Chris Fogwell, Chris Thom, Alan Reynolds, Vera O'Connell. Missing: Donna Abely, Marc Carroll, Michele Meyer, Deidre Randall, Mary Bedell. newspaper 83 We Feel Good, Oh We Feel So Good! Pg. 84: Above: Marie Petilio anxiously participates at a meeting. Top: Officers: Sandy Kent, Treasurer; Lor- raine Weimerskirch. Vice-President; Jill Lemire, Secretary; Anne Hackett, President. Middle: Student council members squeezing into the center circle in the gym at an early pep rally. Bottom: Holly Whitfield, Joanne Barrett, Tony Franzoso, Betsy Lurvey and Lor- raine Weimerskirch boosting spirit. Pg. 85: Top: Tony Franzoso, Nick Lermer and Anne Hackett trying to discover the real Lucky Lonergan. Below: Anne Hackett and Advisor, Mr. Devantery. 84 student council The Winnacunnet Student Council is a very busy and important organization in the school. Without them, many school activities such as pep rallies, assemblies and dances, would not be possible. Homecoming which occurs in the fall, is one of the major productions prepared by the Council. It was first started by Lorraine Weimerskirch. Competition and recreation among the students and the faculty is enhanced annually by the Winnacarnival, another Student Council activity. In addi- tion, they raise money through bake sales, raffles and even face-painting. The students elect the officers who in turn elect the representatives. Holding either position in the council enables one to take pride in himself and the school by participating in and creating school events. Their main goals are to raise school spirit, make school life more interesting and im- prove the relationship between students and teachers. Our Student Council is in- volved in the Region and the State. Kathy McCaddin is the Vice-President and Lor- raine Weimerskirch is the President-elect. student council 85 A Long Time Ago, Far, Far Away . . Dungeons and Dragons is one of the most unique and unusual clubs at WHS. The groups consists of those who are interested in participating and planning the war games. Each player assumes a certain character which possesses certain qualities and abilities. One person plans a game which the others must try to complete without being killed or eliminated. All players must take a predetermined course which entails many dangers as well as benefits. The object or goal is different in each game and is told to the players beforehand. They must reach it to win. What makes D D so special is that it is completely different and unpredictable every time. 86 dungeons and dragons Top: From L to R: Scott Nerny, Stan Dube, Brodie Cusak, Jim Tagg, Chris Thom. Back Row: Dave Sarge, A1 Wright and John Pontbriand. Missing: John Walker, Tom Brown, Rich Houle, Bill Larkin and Pat Woolsej'. Above: A sample of the many elaborate pieces which are used in Dungeons and Dragons. Above Right: Scott Nerny, Jim Tagg and John Pontbriand mark- ing out a new game. Selective Service Front, From L to R: Martha Lamie, Tina Gray, Jeff Lippe, Paul Young, Ken Chin, Sherry Scott, John Devaney. Back Row, From L to R: Liz Dodge, Pam Carney, Linda Stottlemyer, M, J. Brin- damour, Joanne Nelson, Rob Hinkle, Jacqueline Corcoran, Tim McConnell, Karen Eastman, Kerry Keenan, Gerda Chase, Laurie Roy, Anne Hackett, Advisor Mrs. Banda, Marcia Hinkle, Sue Lemire. Missing: Heather Corbett. People wonder what the National Honor Society is and what they do. They are a chosen group of outstand- ing students who have exemplified qualities of leadership, character, scholarship and school or community service. The society is a charitable organization which contributes a great deal of time and money to many causes. They also sponsor a variety of activities which are of importance and interest to the community. In November they held a Christmas fair by renting different tables to in- dividual organizations. Parent's Day is also sponsored by the society which includes guides for parents, food tables and directional signs. Near Christmas, many members visited the Great Bay School for the handicap- ped. They also support public forums for local candidates. Field trips play a major role in the N.H.S. activities. In the fall and spring, they went to Manchester for the state N.H.S. Convention and to the Officer's Training Session. The National Honor Society is a very pro- minent addition to both the school and the community. Model Politicians Front, From L to R: President; Cheryl Sullivan, Vice-President; Stephanie Ross, Treasurer; Michele Meyer. Back, From L to R: Advisor, Mr. MacDonald, Jacqueline Corcoran, Alan Reynolds, Ed O'Brian, Nancy Acox, Secretary; Steve Woods. Missing: John Pontbriand and Advisor, Sherry Hoyt. The WHS World Council is a club open to students interested in American government and Interna- tional affairs. Members of the coun- cil attend Model United Nations conferences sponsored by other High Schools, Model Legislatures sponsored by the state YMCA, the Washington Congressional Workshops sponsored by the U.S. Congress and the Model U.S. Senate sponsored by Phillips Exeter Academy. These activities give students a chance to experience the workings of government and the complexities of International diplomacy and rela- tions. The club is organized especial- ly for those students who may be considering a career in Political Science after High School.” R. MacDonald world council nhs 87 Brawn Vs. . . . The weight club is a very informal organization in that there is no set membership. Anyone who is in- terested is able to participate. Meetings are twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays in the weight room. The purpose is to improve oneself physically. The various stations for weight lifting are available for developing different parts of the body.J. D. Mildrew is the advisor of this new Winnacunnet club. He is very knowledgeable in weight lifting and is there if anyone needs help in planning a weight program or advice in what equipment would be to the best advan- tage for a certain person. Hopefully by being a regular member of this club, one will be able to know how to keep fit. Top.Jump roping helps to tone up leg muscles before the actual weight lifting. Above: Rob Lippe spots Mike McGrath while he attempts to lift. Middle: One member of the club prac- tices on developing his arm and chest muscles while below, another tightens his leg and thigh muscles. 88 weight club Brains Front, From L to R: Kim Chin, Harvey Webber, Ken Chin, John Walker. Back, From L to R: Steve Berman, Richard Houle, David Sarge, Chris Fogweil, Harlan Webber, Greg Pawlok, Advisor, Mr. Dover. What goes on in the chess club? Who can join it? First, it is a club con- sisting of five to ten members who all share the same interest of playing chess. They play during and after school. During one week, the chess club has one official meeting and one match against another school. Many tech- niques and mental skills are involved. Anyone who wishes to increase his talent in the game or just enjoys playing or competing can join. Winnacun- net plays against such schools as Somersworth, Oyster River and Phillips Ex- eter. Whether a person comes out of the chess club with a feeling of know- ing the game well or not, they usually feel that the game helps build their competitive and thinking skills. Above Left: Richard Houle observes an intense match. Above: Advisor, Mr. Dover plays a game with Chris Fogweil. chess club 89 The Imagination Point Although working on the yearbook requires a great deal of time and energy, ingenuity and im- agination are also necessary factors. If a person lacks the ability to perform one skill, there is always someone around who is proficient in that area. Being on the yearbook staff can be busy and frustrating at times but the fun and interest of the work easily compensates. In addition, many responsibilities are involved in the making of the book. Each editor must be able to meet his or her deadlines by having pictures taken, copy written and layouts designed. Everyone helps out when advice or creative talents are needed. Last fall the entire staff went all over the region for a few hours to sell ads. Each town or a part ol one was assigned to each group. It was a very successful day in that many ads were sold. Tenth period is set aside for each person to work on his or her section. Whether it is Room 25 or the Yearbook room, something is always being accomplished. The purpose of the book is to try to capture the most memorable and most prominent activities and happenings of the past year. We feel that the yearbook is a type of time capsule that will be looked upon many times in the future. The source of our motivation and inspiration is that the yearbook is our own creation. Thus, it is our im- agination which determines its outcome. 90 yearbook Pg. 90: Top: Our fearless leaders. Heather Corbett and Jacqui Corcoran. Below: Karen Eastman and Bill Twomey designing art for the club section. Lower Left: Ken Chin and Tina Gray drawing ads for a double page spread. Lower Right: Lori Meads and Barbara Krisko working on the Junior section. Pg. 91: Top: From L to R: Stephanie Nie- jadlik. Advisor. Mr. Zito, Tina Gray. Lori Meads and Barbara Krisko during a busy day. Middle: Lauri Heroux. Tracy Kenison and Kathy Chabot cropping a picture for a layout in the yearbook room. Bottom: Sherry Scott and Kathie Fothergill working on Senior Superlatives. yearbook 91 seniors 93 Nathaniel Johnathan Adams Patrick Allen Dislikes: Telephone Poles, Fords, Per 1 Mondays. Mustangs. Memories: New Year's Eve 80. los- ing my license. McDonalds. 11 18 80, Killer and Harry, rabbit chasing. Party in wagon and now in van. Jeffs parents in Rio. Cross country meets. Whim: To live long and prosper. Robert Joseph Ahern Mem. Parties at the Barn, White Lane Summer w S.C. 4 July w M.M. Prom M.D. 3 dir. Smiles H.P.D. w S.C.. G.W. Where were we W.T.F. We Need More. Only 1 Bus to Voc. Natural Resource Win- chill, Andy. 2 hrs in Smoking area Graduation Party and Leaving Jail. Scott Anderson Roxanne E. Ajemain Loves: Mark B, Family, friends. BEST FRIEND: Shirley. LIKES: To party, Michelob. MEMRYS: Sum- mer of 81 w MB, the best ever! swtcks mbns Dover, Fox, The Alt, Thanx! GREAT TIMES W MBS- JPHRBTSVHMJMP! Oh those long nights! 17th bday party. Boy it coulda been critical. 5 9 81- 10 31 81. ILYMB! Hey Yall, I Did It Thanx To Mom and Dad — Luv ya! Mark R. Annis Memories: DCs nose, DR. John M. at MM Lake with PM and JL UNH Coll. Fair with SG, RH, and MA. We re not going to make it. Canoe trip down Saco River — End of summer. JL and RZ conflict. 4-6 lunch who will win? Comp Room 1st per. JL Better win or else. Mark Andrew Aldrich Memories: 4 yrs Winter Track Guzoo and the dog 4 yrs Spring Track The Cube Shot The West- Apple Jelly The Norlands — KILLER SUNFISH SPAIN 81 RO and the fence Summer 81 Raiders 4x Nason Rd Tech crews THE LIGHT CREW Cast Parties Bucketlip — ML Attack of the Phonepeople ARTHUR — WHERE'S the rest of this Moose? FRIENDS: RO GUZ HAUS MA BC MD ML VETO LIZ. Steven Arundel I am Finally out! 94 Ann Marie Bachesta Nicknames: Strawberry. Smiley. BHB Memories: 1st yr w TS. Meeting Joann. Kelly Dow — best friend. Meeting Scott. Concerts — Aerosmith w JP ZZ Top. Grateful Dead at Lewiston, and more. Meeting Joel — Riunitc. Parties w SP, cow pasture. 6 19 80. 1 19 82 — Bad night! 1st time ski- ing at Wildcat w SP. DC. CN. LP. NE. Likes: all my friends. Loves: Family, Scott Provencal. Andre Barcomb Eileen Ann Barrett It's my eyes which see and the sight of my eyes grants beauty to the earth. It's my ears which hear and the hearing of my ears gives its song to the world. It's my mind which thinks and the judgment of my mind is the searchlight that can Find truth. It's my will which chooses and the choice of my will is the on- ly edict I must respect. Cathy P. Barton Likes: Singing Sports Mems: C. Hink Florida Sue's Party Doo a Dit- ty KM marathon 81 Cham Sings Jocks of 83 Ms Gartel ooh baby look at him mis Oklahoma Fred and Ginger ACH: Chorus 2-4 Chamb Sing 3-4 Track 1-4 All Seacoast 2-4 MVP 2-? THANX Manix and Put Special: God Paul CCC Ron Good times w Jen and Sarah Whim: To Keep doing track and be a Phys Ed Teacher. Herbert R. Baxter III. Live and learn; never regret past events, if you do you'll never mature or grow. Memories: CC, YB. KM, LF - Olga - aria - Hobbies: drawing, hunting and trapping. Professions: lobster fisher- man and crabbing. I E'MAGINE SOGURL!! Steve G. Berman Goodbye to: E.D. Office. Feeding the hand that bytes me. See you later: V.C.. R.C., The Big D.M. Likes: helicopter rides, cruising in the Seville with HWx2, Flare guns, my best friend. Dislikes: cafe food, Jim Munch, J.C.Line to remember me by: Physics beats the heck out of jogging!! — The immortal J.D. Scott W. Berry Likes: Chevies, Old cars, Snowmobiling, Friday and Saturday nites. The 50s, Elvis — Dislikes: Breaking down. Blue Lights. Memories: My car’s maiden voyage, trips to the mall, cruisin' the beach, Jerry's Rest. 76in35, All the girls I did not pick up. Thomas L. Biron Hockey 1-4, Football 1-4, The Van Dunn’s Party. The Tube, Dave's Party, The Ozzone Room, Backroads, Missions 16, Totum- pole, June 27, D.W. anoeing, Berlin trip. Oh we are on the road, what a blizzard. L.W. Blue Truck Playing Str. Hockey in Breed's Barn. The Y Rat Patrol, Rochester. Dislikes: HPD EPD Snobs, Fakes, People who lie or deceive me. waking up. 95 Jeffrey Bishop Lori Bishop NOTHING IN LIFE COMES EASY. SO IF FIRST YOU DONT SUCCEED TRY. TRY AGAIN. LIKES: ART. HOCKEY GAMES. SUMMER. TEACHING KIDS, FAMILY AND FRIENDS. B.K. DISLIKES: BEING LATE BECAUSE OF MY BROTHER AND HOMEWORK. I WOULD LIKE TO BE A RECORD KEEPER. Laura Beth Boeddinghaus Great times w Family. Mark, 35, SM. JW, LL, GM — Let me hold onto your knee! Molly at PSC — Talks w Sue — Thanks kid you're great! Larry I owe you a lot — What a phone bill! Homecoming Court — Dad can I use the car again? Stubbs — NEVER AGAIN! Sum- mer '81 — Barbie — Mark you mean a lot to me! What a haircut, Facey! Powder Puff Injury — THANKS MOM AND DAD! —ill Steven A. Bosinger MEMS: Where's The Car? VH in BTown Jackson B. BOC. Almost Doobs Lips Hello. Mom? R-Patrol Pink Death Mahoney's Camping Diving Sorry and Thanxs Jo R ACH: F-Ball 1-4 Opt. BBall 1 Track 1-4 LIKES: Good Mems true friends HATES: stupid cliches BD- POUNDERS. Thanx to those that were there when I needed them. Esp. Evan, Marc. Mom and Dad. LIV FOR TODAY. Evan G. Bouras MEMS: Good Times w SB MD RG M M M Better Times at Beach — Co'mmandos R-Patrol- Skiing-Upper Falls-We're Doomed-Florida Bound ?-Diving- VH in B-Town-Jackson B.-BOC-RI Lips-Tra Clones-Sailing w Mark- Europe in 10 days-Ou est lc metro- Pink Death my car! ACH: 4 Dam Hard Yrs of HS I'd Rather Have A Bottle in Front of Me Than A Fron- tal Lobotomy — ESM Dawn Marie Bowden LOVES: Family, all my friends, GOD, smiles, hugs, Kevin, and singing. Friends: Patty, Mom, Moe, Deb. MJ, Beth Wts. Leslie. Rose, Kym, Kris, and many more!! Mems: Chorus 1-4, Cham. Sing., Exchanges in Fla and Penn Slum, parties. Matt, notes, funky and boogie, sunshine. Dance-a-thons, kings, PROM. Thanks for making my life so hap- py. I LUV YOU MOM and DAD. Ruth Susan Boettcher Stuttgart, Germany 9-11 Kay — Marci — Denise Honorary BB, I'll Be Back! Wash — ND — Va or Bust. A.U. Bound! Volleyball 81 Ha-Ha Thanx Susie L. 2nd hour study: JC-HC(PN)-LS—FS-NL softball-skiing and money is all you need to make me happy! Cynicism is knowing every cost but not the value. NL 9-2 Oh Boy May our paths cross again! -82- Laurie Allison Bowditch Friends: Luv y’all! Mems: CCH's Tex The West, Norlands, Sasquach. How's the fishin? Better than the language! No blk licr. Fla, wool and 98, btle mania, JQs Liz's gator — Lor's mik Okla Laugh. Ach: FHA 1, Fig 2-3, Tech 2-3-4, Drama 2-3-4, Chorus 3-4, Newsp. 4, T P 2-3-4. There goes my Porche! Drrd Patr. To be as much as we can be we must dream of being more. 96 Gary Michael Brooks Memories: U.S. II, $30 U.S.B.S., TOOTS, Snow Bunny; Partyin in the Pines with H.P.D.; Failing lounge chairs in Mts. PB-Summers at North Beach. Craziness with J. Waterhouse. Ski trips, Concert trips; The Carrolls, The Grateful Dead. It's been different. I LOVE YOU CHRIS THOMSON. Kevin Charles Brown AMOS Loves — Family, Friends. LIKES: hunting. Fishing, fly tying, goin' trapping with ISKEEBIBBLE and Bill Bowel, being a pain. GINGER and GILLIG AN. MEMORIES — gas station, ag- gravating fat Todd, showin' Mike how to shoot, calling Martha sexy! WHIM — To be a game warden and eventually get married!! FAV. SAYING: BOOB FAT JASON” THANKS EVERYBODY!! Rhonda Lee Brown Hates: School. Homework, boring Things. Loves: Horses, Friends. Family. Best Friends: Angie Sargent Debbie Thibault, Elizabeth Destreza I sing Country Western in bars. Memories: Trying to break my wrist, being in the same homeroom as Rhonda Bowen for 4 yrs. Favorite Saying: Ike Bub. Ink Pen. Good Friends: RBDPCRGMASDTEDLF. Class of 82. Cynthia Ann Burbank MEMORIES — Portsmouth by night, BOA2 Thanks Mom, Riding on E-Sugarloaf w BW, She's so shy! BW, AH, MB. BB, JN — Who could forget NL? — Take a hike — I wanna gumball! BUR- BAWALBANK Chorus, X- changes, writers circle. Algebra again w AL — heavy hands, wrong way on one way streets! Given the time to remember, I shall be contented forever. Ronda M. Bowen LOVES: FAMILY, FRIENDS. PARTIES, SEGER, VT! LIKES: WINE, SKIING, HORSES! DISLIKES: SNOBS. SCHOOL! MEMS W. H PS- JRAKECLGFPFTS. BONNIE. RB- BBUH! THANX: B CAMP. J PETROU! MATH CLASS 80-81! GO FOR IT 69! TOPS FAIR 81! GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF MY FRIENDS! WHERE ARE THE BOYS? THANKS TO EVERYONE! WHIM: TO BE AS HAPPY AS I CAN! SEE YA ALL LATER!!! William R. Bowleyjr. Loves: Martha, Family. Likes: Hunting, Trapping. Cars, 4 Wheel- Drive. Dislikes: Getting stuck, skin- ning skunks. Friends — KB, AE, TG, HB, WP. FA. CB, GP. Memories: 12-6-79, good times with Martha, Tina and Arthur. Mary Jane Brindamour LOVES — Family-Music-Flute- Bass-Band MEMORIES — Phan- tom Bassist-Andy-Ed-Kenmore- Stagc Band-Exchanges-JeffL Drama-Allstate-Paul-Steve-Mark- Moe Nadene-Les-Kris-Linda- Paquin-Lynch Scannell-Kenny- Birdland-Satin Doll Day AMP Blew Up-BOA-Watermelon Man Thanks Mr. Bednarz-Miss Ya! Kim-69 Ron-Beach-Fender-Flash- Donna-Supcr Dreams — Play in BSO own purplcvette Gerald Brindle 97 Debra P. Busta Loves: Family, Friends. Kurt. MEMS: Pete, Firebird, My parties, the barn pool, concerts, FL. VT. Mts. Slo-Gin my 18th B-day. Ports. R S. Thanks Laurie ARCO Chris P. Ice Cream Fight sum. of 81 Ravilolis. Dreams, times with Chris. LIKES: Skiing, snow, sleeping late, MF. RR. SD. MR. WF. TC. KR. Molson. Mistakes: NHB, D-less, Bob s Bomb, the Res. You're not driving 1 am. Pamela C. Busta MEMS: Summer of 80-81. THE DEAD Lewiston. Sals, w everyone. THE RES w Ln-Mr, The Barn. ZZTop-Vihr. UNH. NHB, The Mute, I saw it too My cousin has these, Spain MY GOAL. Broken Chair, 8-7-80. GOOFY, Roadhouse Blues, APT. 108, Wen- dy, It's your mother” one eye. KL- DG Boston w MONR-MR. BLACK CANDY BAR 9-3-81-BB. Coreen A. Butler LOVES: Mom, Dad, and Family. LIKES: friends: FA, SM, CP, LF, JS. SK. SW, Skiing, concerts — Alice Cooper, ozzy-ironman weekends, partin'. Memories: Markeys, 11 7 81, YMC — Drive-ins with FA and SM summer 81, Voc. Say- ings: I don't know, maybe. Goals: To make Dad proud! Good luck to everyone! i Mary Denise Cahill BB-1 Track 2 WOL 3+4 HOBBS: Horses. Skiing. Running and RC LUVS: God, My Family, Chris and Friends, French MEMS: The West — The Norlands; Skinny-Dipping, summer-work I MADE IT MYSELF — Thanx JKR and JM. My Tent France and England, H- shows. The Faculty WOL Trips. Laughter and Tears, God Grant Me The Serenity . . . Thanx WHS Trade Ann Callihan LOVES: Family-friends-MF-RR-SD- JC Memories — times w Maureen- unicar-Van Halen w MF-RR-SD, times w Paul McDonald's-crew party-Hampton Bch-North Bch- Maureen till 3:30 k-aid w Al Woodsy-Debs party-Vermont w LL Salisbury w everyone- summer of 81-rapist and friends- Craigs party 81 -THANKS MAUREEN FOR BEING A FRIEND. Elizabeth M. Cameron LUVS: Parties, friends, BM, family MEMS: The Hut 1-81JFF luv ya! 2-23 27-81 KP Prom 81. Z28's Forever. Van Halen w MFCC 7-25- 81, Dead Who Doors and More. To all my friends: SJRAPHVH THANKS; 8-14-24 THE BEST Don't You Hate When Someone Ruins Your Day With Something As Little As A Smile That Isn't ThereI Love U Mom! 7-82: CR 1 WILL RETURN! Scott Cad we II Man of Many Machines. Catalina Camaro Chevellc Challenger Comet Monza Grandprix Maverick MEMS: Flying Hoodscoops passoutpit. BensBar Test Driving at Voc, S. Shows Quading H. Beach every night spot Buzz Wheelies in the Monza HOPES ... to settle down some day and open my own shop, to have lots of friends. Steven Cammet 98 Pamela Grace Carney LOVES: God, Family, Friends: LD, PC. AH, KM. CB. GG. BB. NL, Hams. MEMORIES: EGMM, PJ Game. Oklahoma, Dance Marathons, X-change-FLA 81! Chorus 1234, Powderpuff, EEB- SIRF Y-Traps, Jr Prom w KH 80; Aug 81-Pablo Cruise. Hallelujah Chorus — Lord Bless 'U and Keep U, Ham's X-mas parties. Good Luck Terri Always! Hey Judi we made it! Good Luck Lisa! Brian A. Casassa Loves: Family and Friends. Memories, Sophomore year, good times with LW. Excellent times with MM CJ TC WP CP RM CS CM GP GF YR; Hampton Beach and all of the stand up fall down nights Michelob Vega. Amibition in Life: To be happy and never forget the good and bad times in my past. MarcJ. Carroll Likes: My family, rainy Monday mornings, life, B.T., V.O., S.W., S.C., A.C., B.M., D.S., and others Favorite saying: Live for today! Achievements: you've got to be kidding! Memories: Pokey, R. and coke on the beach. Chemistry exam with Amy. The Soap Opera with M.C., Beth, Mom, and Jim. Patricia Ellen Cassin Funky FH 1-4 WOL-tcch-plays Chorus Chamber Singers-Xchanges- Penn Fla-dance marathons-soph yr-surprises! twinkies-roses-letters- spazz-hats-sunshine-Valent ines- rainbows-talks w DB-smiles- spring-zoom! Prom w MW giggles-Latin w BW-parties-quarter shake your-spilt milk-skipping to Friendly's-agricola est hie-Popes rb's Jkins SD P-way-friends-Valc! Mary J. Carroll Mems: Good times w KK-KC-JR- MT — Grateful Dead with Kor and Erin, Partying w KC, Motorcycle Rides w FD Toot Parties. Luv to Beth, Loves Dad, Thanks to Jill. En- joys trips to the Mts. w FD-KC Days at the beach w BF and the gang. Dislikes: getting caught and worries Loves: Frank Seen all good people turn their heads each day so satisfied I'm on my way. Sherry Lee Cecchetti Loves: family, friends and Gary Mems: Partying at P.S.C, Good times w Tracy. Roughing it, the Prom, way up North, Beach Cruzen w PC, Good times w Gary, camp- ing in the park, S S, hang'n out, Clerks are § . Two roads diverged in a wood and I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Linda L. Carter UMMM ... BABY — Manhatten Transfer — All State-Chorus-On the road to experience I'm trying to find my own way sometimes I wish that I could fly away. All alone in the Universe sometimes that's how it seems I get lost in the sadness and the screams then I look in the center suddenly everything's clear I find myself in the sunshine and my dreams.J. Denver Kathleen M. Chabot Ach: Yearbook. NHBW, Flag Corp 2-3 Co-captain 3. Mems: Jr Prom- Laurie I didn't mean to hit the fence — walking on the beach — getting better - friends: LH-LC-LD-MD- TK — games after the prom. THANKS EVERYONE! Saying: a single rose may be my garden, a single friend my world. 99 Alfred P. Chambcrland Fred Wait until next year See you at Fenway HHR: 7 HR: 5 Good Times: 9th per. USH; 20th Cen. Am. Nov; 1978; Wiffle Ball. Favorite Teachers: Mr. L; Mrs. M; Mr. M; Mr. G. Likes: Baseball. Red Sox, History, Geometry. Dislikes: The Yankees; Reggie; School Lunches. THANK YOU WHS Gerda H. Chase LUVS: Family-friends-Teddy- Certain songs-the Ocean-Traveling - Freedom MEMS: Brian Fort ’77- partying w Folly Mill Gang '78- NoNukes-Big D Crew-Great Times w LM-JR Yr-Tennis Spike Nash Class GAMES: Bri 1, 9-24-78- Tazz 77. 5 22 81-RED 9810-15 yrs w GA-3 Msktrs, OS MH Thanx LL-KD-LW GOALS: UNH-Hawaii Danke Fur alies Mom and Dad Keep on Smiling! Kenneth Chin Likes: Hockey, Basketball, Soccer, WHS Chess, Rock Oldies Music, Chemistry with Graham. Family, Summer. ACH. Soccer 1234. BBall 12. Track 23, Chess 234, NHS, Year- book Ads — Math Team. GOALS: To be very well off and to live a long, healthy life. Hates: People with no sense of humor, liars, lazy bums. Good luck toJM, Kim TM's POPY Bill Gerry Thanks for the times. Polly Lewis Clapp Polly want a cracker.' I've been corrupted-Sunday excursions w the cows and the Jo's-Thanx Bert Ozark for listening — What's up Doc H J Take Care Holly-JN-JR- SD-JS-MC RH-SL-LS-NTS Nights — No more parties at my house Sue check your fingernails-Jo let's forget the SPD-Weekends w Cuz at UMO — Let's blow this firetrap! Amy Lee Clendaniel Loves: Greg, Friends at MTP Likes: Parties, Summer, Long D Phone Calls, Chinese Food, K-milk, Heph, Mr. S. Visits from J.V. Good Times: Soph Prom, Pawtuck Lake, Genesis Concert, 8-31-80, Summer of 80, April Vac. 81, White Mts. 4- 24-81, Skiing at Waterville 81, Dart CT, Camaro 67, Cabin 1, Apt. 11. Talking to M.C. Nancy's House. Troy F. Codd S.J.M. The bridge spaghetti dinner 12 23 79 12 10 80 skating Maine summer 80-81 Thanks For Being You KSC movies Chinese Food Padington Seagulls. William E. Coffey Drama 1-2-3 X-country 2-3-4 out- door learning Summer '81 Memories: X-country in the rain Tech weekends till 1 a.m. running distance with J.M. rock climbing with J.G. Putts Pills Sayings: Farout Meppz Yeah right! Ah-Yo Reality Check' A.K.A. Seagull Sweetums. Michael R. Colin Likes — Hunting, Fishing, girls, voc school. Dislikes — Math, US History. Bad Experience — Sum- mer of 81” Memories — AE and TG-Amos-BB and MJ-HB-TD, Trapping, my job, new house. 8th period. Thanks Mom! Whim — To be a carpenter and have a happy, healthy life! Bye Everyone! Goat Man. ' 100 Heather Jean Corbett Mems: Soccer-bball-hoop, Mr. Foote where would u be w o me, beating PA. rahrahs. green M Ms, Check out Exeter's SS. HL and the error record, --’s, a wimp, managers boost morale, Red Sox 4ever, play Figs, Boston-Corcoran! bball nut ice erm hugs, ERA now, Kevs bash. 4uTodd, cradle robbing, Mme P and gj. thanx mom! Whims: To meet a Kennedy and to write for Sports Illustrated — See you in 10 years Tim! Jaqueline Marie Corcoran Spell it JACQIJI please. MEMS: Boston in the rain, Puppy Talk, send me red roses, my shadow (CC), ME and Garfield (I'm bored, bored, bored) Dressing up. Happy Spring! Hi Twin!” Flash em! KKUNH Corbett! (playfigs). Jr. Brd Mn says see u ltr. Foolish Consistencies Whim. Boss Lady ... The moments may be temporary, but the memories are forever. Karen A. Corcoran Memories: Fun times w MC-RS-K K-LP Loves Mom and Dad — En- joys sunny days Partying — trips to the mts. w Mary! Toots — 4th July w KK-SA-DC WHAT A TRIP IT WAS Dislikes: HPD getting bagged, rainy days — A TRIBUTE TO BETH F. Loved spending time w David Take Care Jen-Loric- Trish!! BREAK OUT SAY THE HELL W IT ALL; YOU WALK AWAY FROM IT ALL W A SMILE!! David Corradino James A. Correll Summer '81 Hampton — Hampton McDonalds and Fzone Good Times w CDJHCMJHJPSD Homecoming '81 Bonnie and Clyde JCMP Likes: football-track-Parties with CD MFTC Friends -CWCOTCMFBT and JA What do you say killer! Julie Crafts Keith Crowe Daniel Crowley 101 Kathleen Marie Crowley Carolyn B. Cumming Ca Likes: Sunshine. Mnts. times w PH. Dislikes: Good-byes. Tickl- ing. Fights Mems: Track wts 2-4. NHAPA Talks w Trac. NHrt. Prom w Peter my shadow, Mrs-. Swiss-Air, -Snow-Pumkng, 6 20 81-run! spdboat, Di's box. t- recorders, sno-bun. r-beach-mnts summer '81, 5:30 wake up TH! The usual, rings, runny-none. Fake NYC B-way! Thanx Mom! Yvonne Marie Daboul V-ball-camp KSLM. N-bch. bonfirc-JH Sues house-od, Salem, Evelyn, Naps in Picps class, Boston for the 1st time, talks w SFSL, Hbeach. thanks Ruth, Friends. FAMILY. Camel, L L-HHP. Mickey. Snwy. Ashwth-ph-8 20 81. P-puff, GT's w C, Evelyn, ptk, I'm sorry. Keep the fire, Happy times may come and go, but MEMORIES will last forever. Lisa Margaret Davies Loves: Family, friends — Brenda — Don't be like that!! WOL — I will never forget you! Oh well — And don't call me frizzy! Memories: Good times w 3S. Mrs. P's French classes, parlez vous francais? NZ- 1980, WOL-Pardon me.' Hello who are you'JN-BS LS-MM-BW-DS- MC-Ethiopia! Bean — Is that a hallmark.' Homecoming 81 avec Jeff!... Sax ... Hey Benz!... Susan M. Davis LOVES: Being with Mark, My family. MEMORIES: 5 22 pizza w Mark — ALL my friends — times at Gary's — Breakfast before school — Traci, I wasn't sitin on his lap. was I? The TANK — 34Vi — NH beach pretzels — No reverse Moes car stuck in snow! Deb's par- ty 3 times Mrs. Bonny Wren's Nest! Kinky talks w Jean — F n Wendy — BOB SEGER LIVE! Polly, let's blow this candy shop!! Kymberly Ann Dawson MEMORIES: Chorus 1-4. CS 3-4, Ticket To Ride. REMEMBERS: Nites with KA. TG, and JS. So many men, so little time:” Don't forget PK, I owe you a case! Marianne's got brains, I gots looks? WHAT HAPPENED TO THE CAR? But MA!! I'm only 3. LOVES: Crazy family, friends. Moisons. and Mies, watching a sunrise HB 81. WHIM: TO TEACH SPECIAL KIDS BUFFY LUVES FRED Laureen Ann Decourcy Life in the fast lane — cruisin w cruzan. Partying times w GW PH MH JC PP CD LOVES: GW 4- ever, rock n rolling times, skiing, my family, beaches, real friends, snow, fun. DISLIKES: Backstab- bers, liars, snobs. MEMS: Fla. w DR, 2-11-79! Mistakes are made because words are misunderstood. It's all in how you talk. Jefferson Airplane John F. Devaney TOOK WINNACUNNET BY STORM IN JUNIOR YEAR. EX- PERTS PREDICT A GRADUAL RECOVERY. PROFICIENT IN VAN-SINKING, CHOPPED SIRLOIN PREPARING, AND DANCE AVOIDING. INVINCI- BLE IN PING-PONG, TRIVIA AND COMING UP WITH RESPONSES TO RIDICULOUS FRENCH QUESTIONS. OFF TO COLLEGE WITH FORMAL ESSAY OUTLINE. FINAL WORD: PHYSICS BEATS THE HECK OUT OF JOGGING! 102 Elizabeth Ann Dodge Pamela Downer Loves: God, family, friends, and making people happy Memories — PLAYS Margot, A dozen roses, my opal, SAB and family. Prom ‘80 and '81 Chorus! X-changes, Florida '81 DANCE MARATHONS! Beatlemania, Cast Parties, AP-USH, Francais, chemistry, 19 HC, softball '80 Achievements: Chorus 254, Drama 254, News 54, NHS Goal: Nursing school. Love is the Answer Michael Ward Donohoe OPEY Mems: NYC2, Paris (Bad 1st night) London, Loon (Lefty is dancing?) Tower, WOL, UNH Mike were home Gek, socr Camp2 LIKES: friends and fun, 55 Kroncnburg, The Boss. Dislikes: phonies, wine, problems, green winters Friends Forever! Ach: Soc 1-4, BsBall-5, Bskball 1-2 Thanks Gang John H. Downey Jr. HANK FAMILY Tony Co Rowdy People Beatles Bowie J Belushi Neighborhood Crew Food Fights Bench Crew Cape. B. Ball F. Ball Streaking Home Made Report Cards KM MW HH PSC W HB Toot punken out with TF FS MS Dislikes: getting caught being in- eligible windows 5 year plan Poop Conferences. Do it w no questions asked never to be serious. WHIM: To host Tonight Show. Belinda Mae Dow Memories — Band-Chorus- Exchange Concerts-WOL-Canocing- eebsirf-labtoof bus rides — F Hockcy-FB games Cows? Loves — family-friends-Laurie-Linda — I will remember AMY MARIE 9-19-81 to 10-11-81 God rest her soul. Hates: soap operas. 5-17-79, 5-24-81 I just want to love you Greg, and to lead a wonderful life with you. To remember the memories and make more. Daniel Driscoll Kelly J. Dow Memories: 6-22-78; getting caught in PS Camaro at Cross Beach; Lynne it ain't funny! Work w An- nie; Raiders w GC; Beach w LW- TOGA! Loves: Paul and Parents; miseries; PAUL! Dislikes: sloppy eaters, SLZ showoffs, cheaters. 2nd period study w TD WD Whim: Travel to Hawaii, marry someone rich, and live a good life. GO ASOEA! Kimberly A. Duford Loves: Family-friends-Harrington's- Tara-beach my truck-biking Mems: KH Chasing EW? — Odiornes w LY Did we get caught? 5 miles w JH-SP 4 am-4 wheelin blow out w SC at SPLY-UFO? Alice Cooper w LP DC MB LY What a night! The Golden Road — Good times w JH CN LY MD LD — Too many tickets When a tree ran into my car — ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER DREAM!! 103 Marc Robert Dugas Martin Durham Mems: BW Upper Falls, SKI, SKI, Bill's father's job. Give that boy a cocktail, Hey I think they got us, THE WEST, SKIING New Hamp- shire In The Fast: Football all I could take, Track 1-4, ski, sail, dive, backpack. Green Death At Mar- tin's. Thanks, to the following for being them: Steve B. Ev B. Jo R. Bill, Rob G. Mary C. Jill Penn- ington, Peter M. etc . .. Diana Carla Dunbrack NICKNAMES — DE, Tootsie, Trouble LUVS: Peter, My family. LIKES: Parties, Summer Nights, Diamonds. Snow, Fog-hat. MEMORIES: wkends with Peter, party at the hut. Amesbury Shhh! Sc use me. Dad's Bomber. Pizza Hut Hero, Riunite on Ice, Chinese Food M Ms Munchkins. Friends: PH, RA, JK, JP, TG, JD, TG, SJ. Thanks Mr. Fleming and Mr. Mac- Donald for helping me through this year! Karen Louis Eastman Ach - SC, Yrbk, TR. UB, CHRL, NHS, Making it thru 2 yrs. of USH! Fav Saying: Let's Race! 2MO, Bizarre! Memories: Summer '81 — Outward Bound IC2, BR, An and Phys Don't Stare!” B-Ball 80-81 The Field Sledding, WV Skittles w MARSH, Pepsi and Chits, 10th per. Art w JP, Track Meets — Thanx to SJ. AH. MH - Whim: To Be Happy and Successful! I Love You Mom and Dad — Colorado or Bust! YWBSLF! Richard E. Dunn Keep on smiling NPO APR. A year and a half quarters que sera sera Go to Hull Football 1-4 The crew Gilli PH MM AK MM LL NH Beach summer of 80 Likes Loves: The Ocean, Brothers, Family, Girls, Scuba Diving, Mrs. Yost and Diane Dislikes: Let downs, Hens. M.D. (and others with same characters) Arthur F. Eaton LOVES — Tina — family — hunt- ing and trapping MEMS — my car — My snowmobile — 10-23-79 good times with Bill, Hiram, Amos, and Mike — phone bills — shootin' — YES BOOB — going places w TG-MF-BB — First deer and fox — HAPPY TIMES WITH TINA! WHIM — To be a game warden and live a long, happy life with Tina! THANKS EVERYBODY! I LOVE YOU TINA! Joseph Arnold Dunnack Memories: Cold Gym Classes Clay Fights in Ceramics Class when Teacher was not looking Wanting lunch but looked at it and decided not to good food in food classes exp INTL Foods Getting a ribbon in Cross Country Race classes which I got A s Plans: Military The Army MP's see the world LIKES: girls food ceramics and sleeping late and X. John Edwards 104 Gordon Eggert MEMS — Florida, Stg Band, Basketball Tourney, KP JD THE BET LIKES — Flying, Golf. Baseball. Working For Little Caesar. Being Outdoors. Dislikes — Chemistry, Having Nothing To Do. Football, People That Don't Know What They're Talking About. Goals — To Be Successful As Possible And Own My Own Business. These Four Years Have Been Fun Hey Easta Deborah Lee Eldridge Mem: Sexy blue eyes — Hockey Games — Hampton Falls — Finding the perfect cure for my hangover — 1 yr TB — 100 — I do love you STILL — July 4 — Spotlight Jon — Our Special Night 45 min. — Katy — North Beach — Summer 81 — Apr. Vaca. 81 — Deb's party — Mistakes - Ted — JKTSNSJP — LOVES: Family, friends, Ted Always. Whim: To be with the one I love and not have to love the one I'm with! James W. Ewing Remembers: Grt tms in the mtns w WOL; one bad night in Nov. 80, climbing w James G and Peter Y Grt tms w the Hinks. Motto — em if they can’t take a joke. Loves: mountaineering. Hopes to be good some day If you can live through the desperates of mountaineering life is a sintch RM. Good luck everyone lookn' forward to Grt tms ahead. Mark H. Fairhurst Skip — Another Funfilled day at school! Oktoberfcst with Norm 5 successful years at high school the Pit B-ball 1-41 ; likes: The Crew Par- tys Family Josh The Olds Dislikes: inspections The Boys Northwood ROCKS CR Cape Cod w obie BJ and Norm in the tub Skipper! Finals w The Team JOE BC M M INC. Babysitting BF Thanks to Mom and Dad For Everything — FINALLY! Susan Marie Fernandez Fernando Ach: BBSB 1-4 Grad. Mems: Party Ln. THURS. — Sum- mer 81 — Mushman Mobil — my chauffer. Buttless — Is my Sis here? Foodfight — C - JN — Van Halen yellow-pinnied dustballs! Ski trip Hallo 80 — Tourney 81 — 4 hr talk — Cappa and Chi — Mailbox flag — Who taught you how to drive — my mother? 9 29 78 — TG Cafe 2 w L B Thanx Mom and Fam — MMKM CWLF Bean — Luvya — LF C-U in 84 Hasta Diane Carol Foster LOVES: Doug Hates: Tickles. 8 25 81 the other girl. MEMS: vac- cuum, sugar magnolia, T- Cambodians, the BB, my box, the cig, PU. under H.O. Mrs. BLANK, X-mas 80, 9 23 81, pony, always and forever, sister-in-laws? Sleepless nights, talks w RD. NHAPA, X's w NS-CC-NH-MR-TH-RD. Je T’Aime tou jours!! JDM. Cathleen Marie Fothergill Nearing The Mountain Yesterday And Still Today .. . Tomorrow . .. Dreams ... The JB Oct. 31. 1978 Frosh-Year, Rainy Days, Seals. Volleyball Thanx Shmuck, S-Gun Fight with Piep, New Year's 82 with Binky 5 am. Sanabel 81. WOL Trips Thanx SYCG M D Families. La Vie A La Fin d'Arc-en-Ciel, Les Etoiles Filantes, Bonne Annee Sugar Mountain ... Maureen Lisa Felder MEMS — MY UNICAR — All the crazy times w Tracie — V-Halen w MR — the screen, DB's Barn — LB's Party — were STUCK! PRET-ZELS-BOSTON 11 2 81 w MR PB and Norm-BL. Aim. Joy-N HAMPTON BEACH-3:30 am w TC, TS-K-Aid w AL — The Rapist and Friends — SD-RR- BooBoo-Craigs party w RE-JB- UMPH-LUVS — My mom — unicorns — close friends — If you can dream it — you can become it — Thanks MEL. 105 Cregg Alan Fowler Loves: Family Friends and good times Special Friends JJ, WP, FC, SC. MP. TC, thanks I get mine from Direct connection, Mopar Memories: The Voc School. Many new friends. Test Driving Cars The Beach and Summer of 80 and 81 Good times in the Duster Van Halen Good Luck. Lisa M. Fowler Loves: Family, Mike. Likes: Car, Friends, weekends, sleeping late. Dads Truck. Hates: STARLINA, School, Fighting w Mike, Jocks. Memories: 10 17 80, Getting license, Times w CP TD JS in cemetery. Honda w SK. Camper w SK TR LK. Whim: To marry Mike, have TWO kids and have a happy life. James Fradsham Anthony Franzoso Tone Ach — Soccer 1-4 Baseball 1- 4 SC VP Mem. JD at Fred’s — sorry! Hank we re dead — Sweet Lou and Jude Punkinin' w Capri T T Times Yeah! Prom '81 — Quite a day wasn’t it TJ J. Geils Bomb Scare Bench Crew Likes: Most Everything esp. Mom!! Dislikes: Everything else. Quote: Let it be — THE BEATLES!! Whim: To do what I want! LATER Paul Joseph Garand Food Service — w gang — Hello chefy — JO, BS, KM. SB — Riding over w Betsy — Salem Mass — 4 wheelin w Victor — THE PITS — Muddin — What! You forgot your papers — Carrie and Steve — Buzzin off — Denise — Comfort Southern Style — ESAD or ESAL — bummer — got to go home Gateway C.S. — FRUIT CAKE — Chucky D D w KAT and DALE and LEO and MA — DARTH WOW — These are good cookies! Robert S. Garrish Nickname: Sally — Likes: Winter- Good Friends, Family Parties — Dislikes: Fall, Vegies, FT. Ball- Vocab. Memories: DBC BOC- NYC-Loon, Good times w (Mike) -MD-EB-SB-JB, Week w LB, New Year’s EVE Party, Gar- Field. Quote: A Man has to believe in something I believe I'll have another drink!!! what have you been drinking? Spearimint gum!! Dianne M. Gentry Memories: Vocational School with HH, KG, JD. Good times with Ken. Gary and Holly. Richard and Kathy. Partying with Tom, Kathy. Richard. Wade, Holly, Billy and Butchy. Loves: Darrell. Great Friends: Holly, Gary, Kathy, Richard. Lori, Julie, Bart, Tom, Ted. Fav. Saying: Blassey: King of all men. If you're going to do it, do it with class. Lori Marie Gerrish Mem: Mike all the good times with him, stations-police interruptions partying with: Kathy, Diane, Holly, Jennifer, Lisa, Gladys, Harry, Jodi, Willie, Tracey, walking through the marsh in Nov., Keg parties Dislikes Saturday morning suspensions walking to school in the snow. Good times before school with Jon- ny, Jeff S. also Dave F. and Dave Y. 106 Patrick C. Gillick Football 1 4 Rich's truck BG 9- mins NHB For Sure! Roch w TB The Tube! Missions w Rubba Tewk Studly Mole Hitman Bunk Maddog Stain Kels OZZY My Buddy JD Stormin Norman Whasup! Dunny's 16 gauge Blowout Mailboxes Howsyaham ma. Do you plant tulips? 25 s Ibers Go to Hull! Whoops I Tripped! They say I'm Crazy But I Have A Good Time!J WALSH GO NUTS! Anne M. Hackett Skiing w Trac — 360s — surfing — Christmas — Gold — Summer — the Beach — Green Things — Gruesome Twosomes — Double MakeOut — Dancing — 13. B-52's — PURPLE — Stratham Fair. Ohwell — Graveyard on foggy nights — My Sister. Track meets =fun w Mr. Manix — Hey Tall Dark and Handsome, I Love You! Learning to grow up slowly but surely — Paris and London. Ach: Track 1-4, Field Hockey 1-4. Watch forjune 23! Pamela Sue Hargraves LOVES: Guys (Dave G) — family and friends — Best Friend — Marj — Good times w-RA-ST-SJ-MJ- DD and LC — Chorus 1234 — Florida — Flag — Junior Prom — DEXTER — Dover — Roller- skating — Hampton Beach — Par- tys — KAHLUA — Riunite on ice that's nice — MEMORIES-w-MB and Family. Good luck underclassmen. WHIM: To be as I am not as people want me to be. Thanks Mom and Dad I LUV YA — I did it! Peter B. Harter Football 2-4, Track 1-4, ME N CA. Mike where's my car? Trip to Derry Dunny'y Party OZZY Hens-Cluck! 69 Hi Mr. L. the mountains w Carolyn The many missions of the Big Gulp Cult. JR PROM. Quarters then horrifying Cristning, the cat the tube! Toucan chew! Dad can I have some $ Nelstone The Macs Mole Kels Big Red Snow in May w CC LIVE AND LET LIVE! Elissa A. Haskell FHockey 2 — MEMS: Canoeing w out a paddle — Sue you were on his lap — first trip — Spain — Luis — 151 — HFDS — Sliding w LS and crew — Is he looking? Summer 4 more yrs — talks w TL — Stories — Que Sera Sera — Dreaming — THE CLUNKET — but Coach — HC Dance — New Year's 82 — Halloween 80 — N.H. Beach — 10 9 81 Tina Marie Gray LUVS — AE-family-BUMPA- Missy and Charlie LIKES — my diamond, stfd anmls — SMURFS Chin. food, cats, muppets. MF.MS — 10-23-79 — Mrs. R and Mrs. L — typing entsts — JRPROM — AE's car and skidoo - MJ-JH-KM-SF- YD-DD-TK-Xmas and Smrs w AE — our Bdays Yrbk-NHS-my job — GH in Shorthnd — times w MJ BB — GREAT TIMES WITH ART! AE's Fam and Friends — KB-HB-BB-MC. WHIM — To make it thru college and live a hap- py life w Art! THANKS Mom and Dad and Art! IT'S BEEN REAL! ILYVMAFE!!! Kathryn Marie Greenlee Memories: Good times with RF, WF. HH. DG, Skipping with Holly, Bio with Bubbaloo. Voc. School, Crank Phone calls, Old Eng. and TR and KP Likes: Good Friends, Family. Maine. COZ, Led Zep. Summer Dislikes: School, Rain. Mass. Drivers. Sat. Deten. Fav. Show: Benny Hill Loves: Richard. SOC with HH If you're going to do it, do it with class. 11-12 Steven John Guzinski Nickname Gazoo Likes: Waterski- ing Ski-Doo'n w MT Chem w Dave USH w Joanne Dislikes: Spanish Disco and Shallow People Memories: Winter track with Aldrich Cullen and Casper Burger King the hurdles the bus attek of the phone people Cul’s purple glasses spring track Discus Gagne Mills shpucker Chucky's stories bh kicking fg in front of Lipo. 107 Patricia Alison High KBM 1 1 81 HAPPY PAPPY — CANADIAN BORDER — THE TRIBE — PANTYHOSE. Martha. The Pow-Wow, Skateboard Kid, Susana y Espanol, Pawtuckaway, Zaneeta. Loves: Being with family, Kev and mis amigos, Rockport, the theater, camping, miniatures and Richard Simmons. Will never forget Cooley s disguise, lessons of CG, SLOPE, and NYAR! That was for you. Cool. Judith Pamela Hill Loves: Mom and Family Memories: Mom dismiss me — I wanna go to Friendlys Patty — stop spilling your milk! 2nd Per. Study — Well — Excuuuse me Chorus 3 yrs — Florida — GH updates in Shorthand 2 — Enjoys: Good friends and life. All the fun years! — SMILE! Goal: To lead a happy and healthy life and to stop worry- ing about things! Thanx everyone — It's been real! BYE!! Marcia J. Hinkle MEMS — JAK-SATBB Chases Bun I'm try 2 get — whats that? Cheern 1-3 Finals Skittles ugha Mike and Chiky Fog — AH CL 3 19 80 54..WC Purpl Teth Thanx KAR Proms Mr. D BakerL TH's KJ Picnc w Suz TM Gin-PSC-Lost? Buenos Dias CG 3 Dog Nite 2 Much King MOL-PSC-up-a-5 LUVS — Family D's HBB Snow For Que sera sera Lifes best w you Dan. Thanx and I love you, 4 ever Richard T. Hinkle NYC — 80-81, Felony — 80. Sndwch Notch rd-a bad night. What's up doc? Inspiration breaks w Lou's relay, WOL. Hiking and Climbing w Jim Grt Tms w Jim and Tim's, Kevin and Marcus. Give it the old FI-Mans youth is a wonderful thing, he never knows it as it is until it has gone from him forever — Thomas Wolfe May good fortune follow you. Robert Michael Hauser Favorite Quote: The First Year We Found the Door, The Second Year We Knocked, This Year We re Gonna Kick It In S.S. Laborer Me and the Bronx Bomber will be back. Just remember some of the best things in life are free. Chemistry, second time around, I will not be denied. Marvelous Marv One guy is gonna lose the other is doomed. Pool Hall Melissa A. Hawkes Loves John W., Friends. Likes: ski- ing, ice hockey, tennis. Memories: JP 5 23 81, Rev on the red line J's. Chlnger the last 5 years with the three musketeers O.S., G.C. AND ME! Lauri J. Heroux How do you spell Bednarz? WOL eebsirf-ytrap Miss A month of School — Chem. — Graham. Lynn and Greg's wedding, band — 1st Finally, no more marching, St. Band, yearbook, Canada, Florida, Maryland, J-Prom. Loves: Jeff! friends DM. CC, KC, and LHD. Walking on the beach (in the winter). Love is a precious gift cherished above all life's treasures. Dianne Hession 108 Tracy Anne Hurley Memories: family, friends, NYC 79-80 — I'm gonna die! Long talks w Ca pigs — Waterville, Sno-bun- 3s Compny — NHit — NHAPA — Cheerleading — times w Marsh — D. ring — 6 20 81 — trip — run! — Molly at PSC — greensheets 79 — pumkng Chem. w MH — roses — Mac's — Prom 81 spdboat — our apt?? — Eggs — times w DF JN 9 25 81 — Kristen — BB — Sum- mer 81 — Thanks Mom and Dad. Shirley Marie Jacques Best Friend: Roxanne Loves: My parents-friends-my car Likes: cruisin' parties-rollerskating-Bfarm- tunes Dislikes: morning-Chorus 1-3- 4 — Majorettes 2-3 goodtimes w RAKAPHKD RBVHDDLC DAVE GERMAIN 5 25 81 5 22 81 w Steve C. Sayings: say what — why me! Special Thanks: Roxi — to my parents! I luv u Whim: To be me and to live life! Goodbye WHS 4-ever! Tracy J.Jankauskas ACH: Track 1 Field Hockey 1-4, Capt. LOVES: ADL KFC Family Beach MEM: Frosh year summers talks w Cin Lite afternoon w Lee rides w KR Prom day 81 w Tone Times w Tone times w TAS Party- ing w P. Crew Ricks w Sue THANKSGIVING 80 KATH its 2 am Glenn Hill House Boston Road Trips 7 27 81 everything w ADL all night w R B B. Springsteen Sept. Roses Deer H. Martha Selena Janvrin Loves: Bill Bowley and Family. Likes: ME, TG, FA, WM. KF. AE. KB. JUNIOR PROM, Cinnamon, Ginger, Mittens, Butterball. Memories: 12 6 79, Camping with Bill. Whim: To make my parents proud of me and to be with Bill forever. Achievements: Graduating in three years. Fun times with Art and Tina. ... I LOVE YOU BABE Robert James Hinkle Hink — Remember: Frosh Brnout, SPS ASP — The Best 6 Wks of my life, Anna Mayor, Painting w Lou E Louie Inspiration in afternoon. Times w Tims, Jim and Kevin at Mark's, Mtns. SA's House, N.E.-6. Hope-8. Felony '80. N.Y. WOL w Kim. Rock Climbing Running group of 4. Relay 1. You don't know what you've got till it's gone —Joni Mitchell Jennifer K. Hobson Loves: my family, Mark, skiing Ar- tie Hates: getting caught! HPD BBO MCP Mem: July 17 SaratRob what a day! Ted Nugent thanks KC you saved my life! The Van hey Babyface! Prom 81 w MM what a snowstorm! 5 mi. w KD 79 w CN Chester. Wolfboro w MD Honest the Boat Broke! Times w GW Leaving my home leaving my friend, running when things get too crazy! Holly A. Howard Memories: 11 10 81, Gary and Duane swimming at Hampton Beach, skipping with Kathy, Joe Marcello's Barn. Likes: Chugging So. C. with Kathy, Loyal friends, family, vacations, and being with Gary. Dislikes: school instigators, and suspensions. Fav. saying: If you're going to do it, do it with class. Loves: nieces and nephew, Gary, orange kittens. Laurie A. Huddell Loves: family, friends and Darren Mems: Kurt, Geoff, Firebird, Ice Cream-Fights, pool, Vt, FL, Summer of 80 and 81 — M Ms — Michlight — Molson — N. Beach — Mistakes — DICA — skiing — ZZ Top — Bob Seger — Roses — the accident — Deb's Party — R S — The Barn Rescue me Thanx Deb — Phil — Ted — Darren — Pretzels — 4th Per. Lunch ARCO hangout — Chril P. Butt-time-cute Nazareth — Shrooms — Dreams — 109 Scott Christopher Joubert Likes: Christmas and Fall Days Friends BN LSLMNPLFKSJL MEM: B Ball 81 History w RO VIC Nights w Paul. Prom and Beach w Marty. 8th per. lunch. Thaxs c c. Best friends — Dan, Paul, Roland, Mark and Marty. Most of all loves Anne (Newington Police). Have a great senior year Kel. Thanks Mom and Dad You’re The Best. Whim: To be very successful. Mark D. Kelley Memories: The Mate. Contradic- tion Grateful Dead III T Treebark at Lew. Bermuda ’78 w POK conference at the zoo, July 3 at Seabrook Let’s be Patriotic!! Wildcat Trips Likes: Family, skiing, outdoors, tennis, music, sunrises, to travel house par- ties with Hinks and Mac. Dislikes: Fall B M Girls church WHIM: To travel to Europe F.S.: If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you're with. Kerry A. Keenan ACH: FHockey 1-4, B-Ball 1-4. NHS S-Ball 2-4. S. CNCL 1. 3 Rem — 4 yrs!?! Memories: Winncnvl — 78 THE WEDDING NY’S EVE — 80 Did you do it? Brook THNKGVG PARTY — 80 NY trip - Sue, JC FOR SALE! UNH HMCMG'S! 5:00 AM w Jill! POLO-PONIES walks s Vic SPCL — Thanx to parents, Loves: family, honesty JR trut fri- nds. What you believe so yourself the world will believe also! Andrew K. Kelsen Hoop 1-4 Soccer 3 years 2 many football 4 M emories — Underachievements for most of 3 yrs — Dunn’s Party — OZZY Con- cert — VH — Broken ankle for summer pounders — Trips Inc — Guitar Masters — Thanks Mom and Dad — Big Gulp Cult — North Beach — Black Sabbath — Times w PG, MM. NT. PH. DM. Quarters — 7-11 runs. Lost in a Roman wilderness of pain — JM. Crazy, but that's how it goes!! Sherri A. Kelleher LOVES: Family, George, Spending Money. DISLIKES: fighting w George no car Mondays LIKES: friends LF. CP. TD, SM. FA. JS. CB General Hospital Cruises. Memories: Port Reck w GA Maine Trips Down The Beach w Lori Fairs w George 7 79 w Combs Lori's Help. Whim: To get married to George have 2 kids, live happily ever after. Have an office job and make a lot of money. ILGA Tracy D. Kenison ACH: Sball — Yrbk — SC FAV SAY: Twist my arm!” MEMS: All of the good times w LC-HF-CM- CW-CM-DD — Summer of 81 — Remember that Vega and Chitty? 8 24 81-10 31 81 — Honour's acci- dent Let’s play Vball! Visits to the Nuke — Hose me — We gotta go camping! Law remember the drive- in w SB-BB? GOAL: To get a Phd WHIM: To have 9 kids and be hap- py. But love is blind and lovers can- not see the petty follies that themselves commit. Brian C. Kcllett Memories: Cruising the beach in Dad's Buick Turbo — Throwing butter — getting out of school to go deer hunting. Goals: To be a detective (Like Dirty Harry) and a rock star in my spare time. The world has a lot to offer — REACH OUT AND TAKE IT - CT 1981 110 Sandra Lynn Kent SHS: Mrs. Perry, HA. CC, Mr. Maclntire, Mr. Zaferson, I MISS YOU! BYE! WHS: Thanks Mr. Devantry! We’re OK Mr. Scannell!? You’re terrific Mrs. Henderson! Remember Rainmaker Miss Fliss! We made it MM! You're a card shark DN! Keep in touch Miss Acox! Treasurer of Student Coun- cil, National Poetry Press. Thanks for being there Mr. Scannel I’ll be back! Kelly A. Keohane LOVES: My Family MEMS: Sams Hill The Trail - ORANGE BUB- BLES — It's a UFO sneaking out w JB May BLIZZARD — The 4th of July TRIP — New Year's Eve 80 Braggin wagon — Almost Busted — Aug. 81 ram w MC — Did you drive? All night at Simons — Good times w MM. KC, LP, Val. Day at JH —July 27, 81 — Love to Beth — Thanx Cathy — I've been DAZED and CONFUSED since I got here!! Gcralyn KountzJones Cheshire Slurpee — WD mems — JJK and Crew LC JB. Joe's 2. Lil'gr. Nova w a BYJ — unreached carnivals — Tea Party! 123Woe! Ski VT. Trees head feet! Brownie — Rcsrv. w JJ — Pig in White's Lane, Round up — Under the Boardwalk Poison luv — Sir Anthony's — More than once? Midasize! Did you start yet? Noah and his Ark. I LOVE YOU DANNY and ever will! Peace Everybody . .. Martha Lea Lamie Marty Luvs — family-friends- music and dancing MEMS — homecoming and shake — bake RNR baby w my fav poet Rd — Trish OK BYE — EGMMF — FAITH Sc SB w Scott — sis set TP = OOZE — times w 81 grads — CC MUD — X-changes - bio w MA- BRAT-RH in FLA — SD at PWay — proms — Mom and Dad — San- dy — NA Comp Ma J. Brown nose — Dennis Sc Marie — PJ Game — THINK PINK — Respect is what we owe, but love is what we give. Ill Joseph Knowles Meredith Anne King Angela Labroad Christopher S. Lalime Loves: Family, friends. MD, Thanks CFLTDPLDDSCCHVHCC Memories: Mt. Chicora etihw etinucr getting my license summer 81 NBeach Pit Apt the cruise The West w Pat Mich and the ox driver by the lake only 20 days But $200 all those days at the Voc w Missy Paul and George Styx Kansas Foreigner etc. Thanks everyone for all the fun I've had. WHIM: To be rich and well. Donald A. Knowles Nickname: Bear Memories: Stump Jumpin with KC, The Beast, Roll- ing over, mudden at Whites. Whim: To be the father of all my children. Loves: family, friends. U.P. Linda Lee Lamprey Likes: Family, Bob Ault, Friends, Going places w Bob, good times with DS. EB. SL, DP. JP. Junior prom with BOB —Junior year — Nickname — Triple L Favorite say- ing: OH NO — Only Kidding Dislikes: snobs, liars, sneaks. MEMS: Denise in locker, calculator, tell me you're only kid- ding, Asia Restaurant. Favorite foods: Pizza, cavatini, ravioli — Thank God I made it! Marc N. Lariviere Likes: Hamp. Beach, Karate. Timberlane Boots A.T.C.ing in the mud Pooper! Molson First night, good deal, women. Dislikes: Kawasaki, snowless winters, riding bike in winter. Remembers: D.C. at H.B. and SE Lowell tuffbug First deer Mama Papa Bear Chester 20« a mile catty to school. Traci A. Leach GREG — skiing — Christmas '80 — Geils 81 — Rides w Guy — CHAB — Secret Love — The Lake crew — Winnepesaukee — Spain — work yrs for breakfast — 1980 guys — E WHS's proms — 10 am w Sue and Lisa — back rubs — Gunstock w Anne 360's — surFmg Old LTD — Arriba — Meditating — Harness Racing — CASTAL — Cafe w the new kid JC — SQUEAKY — Woodstock — Early Grad. 3-month vacation. Jeffrey M. Lefebvre Mem: WOL 81 Climbing Yrbk. Photo 3-4 D.C. THE NOZ WV TRIPS W J AND RL THE RACE AIRTIME AT CANNON, cruisin' the MVVs Squishin frogs w RL AT got private b w MM PL plant 2 what? Horrifying S R Boyz SkishoSO Hey Paco! Divin at NPT w R JL Tony’s Dago Beefsteak! Cliff divin at the rocks w Jay. Whim: I'd rather die while I'm livin than live while I’m dead. Jennifer Lynn Lelis LIKES: starry skies, summers, the beach, the ocean, and snowy' winters MEMORIES: summer of 79 and 80 w Sue. JKSN BRWNE 80 w SM, the best times w Gina; ski- ing, parties cruisin-n-Chrysler, the double w EP, GM MS, som- brero. -TMMDDR- Florida with my family (St. Pete. Bch.). Roland Paul Lemire Loves: Family, God, Friends, Mouse Mems: All the good times w Marty, Sweens, Trish, Tex, Mark, Scott, 8c Tod, S-2, Prom w Hel, Bub, JH, NP, Pam, Mona, Ex- change 79-82, come on Dennis! Chorus, PJ, OK, RO-RO, Scotto, Chorus, RL ML, Florida, Ketchup, Marathons, Always look ahead, for if you remember there will always be a shadow behind you. Suzanne C. Lemire FACRT Sambo's at 3:00 Spazing out w Ellen Mt. Hood SPC Thumper CoCapt FH 1-4 w Doy Youthcruise 81 Pepperminstick Powdr Puff shoot an orange Stag- gering'' home from Rich’s w lil’ help from AH KK Strwbrry D's w TJ SM who's Bismark? Miss Lemire! picnics w Marsh Disliked hoop skirt The most useless day of all is the day in which we have not laughed. Nicholas Reynolds Lermer Memories: F. Basketball Soccer 1-4 Baseball 1-2 S Council 1 4 Writer's Circle 2-4 EA's 4C+2B ZZTOP. BOYSTR CULT, Missions — for- sure! The Boston waterfront chess anyone? Thanks J for MT ME. If a ray of light can shine bright, so I may see, I know there's hope — That’s the optimism in me. Ig- norance is not innocent but sin. Easta! First ponder then dare. 112 Ronald M. Levasseur Return from S.T.A. Likes: Camp, waterskiing. Memories: thanks to my good friend Scott, Pam W., Missy” California skiing 1-24-81, skiing in Utah, parties 8-29 81, sink- ing the boat at 3 am, bonfire with PW Sc SW Sc MP Sc FN. Try out for the world cup circuit. Live life the best you can and get the most from it. Lawrence P. Lonergan Football 2-4 Captain 74 Hoop 1-4 Track 1-3 MEMS: N Beach — Where’s Pete? Hi Mr L — Lost Quarter — Tom Petty — Times w RD, PG. MM. PH. MM. LB — Norms 360 NICE POOPER!! LIKES: Friends, Black Sabbath, LB BUD JOE MARK DISLIKES: Miller (Both Kinds) Grateful Dead. Punk — I would like to thank the people who are responsible for making me who I am. Micheal E. Lindley Nickname — Mantis. Football 1234. Dislikes: broken ankles, dislocated knees and Sunday morn- ings. Likes: Molsons — Nancy — Parties. Memories: Hey Dunny who shot the gun? Dunny s party Hey! Peter where am I? Prom night it's coke officer, good times with — JHJN,RD,SF. Favorite Saying: eat at the what? Squeeze me? Nancy Sept. 21,1983. Melissa Anne Lord Loves Jeff. Likes: Skiing!, tennis, concerts, family, friends. Times w LS. JP. BA, CR. JO. CC, NR. Dislikes: Snobs, liars, fakes. Memories: partying w the gang, skiing w Jeff. The Prom, Journey, Boston. I wish I could keep everyone happy and laughing, because my friends you deserve it! WHIM: To be successful and to live life fully. Jeffrey A. Lippe Memories: RD's house not too much waking up on lawn at 3:00 am Sup Baptized Plymouth S. Rocks Tubing Ski Trips Waterville JB MIDNIGHT What Cliff? Nubble Tony's Dago P. Which way to the beach? FB3-4 OFS! Ski show 80 hey Paco! UNH OH, sorry Commando Plant 2 lips? Oh for sure F. hunting at 90 Graham it doesn't work. I'm growing older but not up. David MacDonald Robert A. Lippe Hey whatsup.' Big Gulp Cult, Stones MEMS: North Beach Mis- sions, tube thing, plant tulips? Obliviated again, you better take the keys, BP's, Giels 80-81, Eat at the what SKI-93 WV, squeez me? Dream on. MP Diving and Pizza at Nubbles: WCOZ Getting air at WV: Purple hairs. Only The Good Die Young — B. Joel — Semper Ubi Sub Ubi — GO NUTS Gina Marie Magri LIKES, eating, laughing, art, Styx snowy mountains, the beach, Ski- ing, Miss Piggy. KCat. MEMORIES: Europe 80, B- MS PI. Oh no not my twinkle!” The ones that weren’t on. Som- breros Best times w Jenn: Al. Par- ties — CPO, Cruisin-n-Chrysler, The double — w MS JL EP, CB's, WORM. WHIM: To be a millionairess and have a family like my own, THANX! 113 Michael Patrick Maloney Peter James Martin Memories: Football 1-4 Thanks CM EO for introducing me to someone who means everything to me Judy LaPage MJ special NY 2-3 Blue lights were lost tennis anyone carrots Applesjr. Prom. BM JD at club 2584. Friends Thanx Mom and Dad ski lift Thanks Judy for making my stay at WHS a very special one ... Luv ya always, This is true, oh ya I’m finished! Ha Ha. For those of you who have made many a day for me, those very few of you who have made a difference in my life, I sincerely thank you. For now comes the time when we must part. Perhaps we will meet again someday. And to you my dear friend, BS.U.R.S.U.C.S.I.M.I.M. When you hear that song, come to see me. I'll be singing with JT. John E. Marinos Memories: DCs Nose Outdoor Learning Almost World Council Wiffel w Fred 8th Per with Milletes class, classes with Fred and Steve getting chased by Volvo Basketball games, games at UNH Demoulas Parties. Leslie A. McAllister MEMORIES: I WAS ON THAT MOPED TOO! CHICKEN BURGER, 5 17 81. WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE, BOA, I THINK SO, CAR CHASE w BB NP. WHISKERS. CHESTER, PHIL PIG, BAND TRIPS, 13 31. ORANGE HAIR, WE FEEL UGH, SCAV. HUNT, DON'T EAT ROCKS! THAT’S A TOY GUN, BIG BAND DANC- ING IN KITCHEN. 10 21 80, BURN VICTIMS, CAST PAR- TIES, LET’S KEEP IN TOUCH GUYS BYE BYE WHS! Rebecca M. Marshall Loves —John, family. Sammie, All my little friends. Memories: Trips to Georgia, Assatique with Dave and family. Band 1-4 Florida X-changc HEY KRIS THEY GOT A POOL! Good by to all my friends: MP-ST- LD-MC-DS-JH — And others, keep in touch. YA! But Ma we wanna get married — I love you John 4-ever. TammiJ. Marshall LOVES: DB, Family and Friends. LIKES: KA, summer. Parties and dances. MEMORIES: Summer of 1980 with DB and TS. Royal Hampton 79-81, 8 29 80. 10 31 81. Sitting in the bathroom. Favorite classes: Mrs. Cullen's English class. Ceramics. Per 3 w MP. Per4 5 W AL. Whim: To marry Dean someday. Timothy Alan McConnell Mems: NYC w KH RH’s — felong, SC w MS, SPS81, mailbox w TM, Mane Inv. Marcus's, times w KP, 3:29. 6 SLOAF, Lewiston, 12 19, green room conferences, J. GEM. NHES, Thanks: Pete — clearing the way. Mom Dad Love guidance, Annie. Marg, Put. JD. SB, Ottoi Love is pleasur- ing ourselves pleasuring each other, love is life believing in itself' Medicine story — Rainbow Tribe From the ashes we can build another day Maureen Teresa McCue Ski trip 82, my curb — I almost made it, ski, party LN, A2, MOBIL-SF-what can I say? We re gonna make it! Spud, my best friend Jack, No Mo I didn't spill a drop — My buddy Sue. Tourny 81 — Beer shoes, Thanks Suzy, I owe you one, so is she moving?? Sisty- Roger, 70 in Brook and we got caught, LFJN, It's been fun I LOVE YOU JH — Don't dream it — be it! 114 Michael S. McGrath Likes. Football 1-4 Track 1-4, Girls Frosh 4 Soph 1 Jr. 1 Sr. 1 — Colleen. MEM: Jill — first love is the best love, Gilly, Hitman, Kelsen, Rub- ber. Jook, and all crew members. Dislikes: Pete's car, soccer and ralphing in Sawyer s truck. Famous missions: Dunns, Nelson's Room. NH Beach. Football games. Quote: Onward through the fog. What's up? SKY. Susan M. McGuinncss ACH: COCAPT-SOCCER 2-4 B- BALL-2 S-BALL-2 MEMS: 8 6 81 TIMES w LB NYC ELEVTRS! KERY I'M GONA BE SICK” WINCRNIVL w THE GIRLS '78 '79 STRWBRY DAQ w TRAC SUZ. NGT TALKS w SA TIMES w TE CLMBKE LONG TALKS w JW TIMES AT UNH VANDLZING THNKS TO JOHN I REALZD ALOT, GIVE THE WORLD THE BEST YOU HAVE AND THE BEST WILL COME BACK TO YOU. Maureen Marie McLaughlin Wants: to own a slv. Mercedes w a black conv. top — right Chris L. LUV Chris L. Will always remember CUBDTDBSJPC — TOM — Summer 79-81 Hey MJ I will always keep in touch, Chorus 1-4, Field hky-1, Cham. Sing 4, Ex- trip. I will be a nurse and own a condo one day. Also to be happy and to be loved, Canada Flor, France, and Engl-to-WM-You can do anything if you try. Kristen Kyle McRae LOVE YOU LADD. THANKS TO MRS. RUSSELL. MS PENN- INGTON, JILL D — YOU WILL BE PROUD TO KNOW THAT YOU WERE PART OF MY SUC- CESS. LOVE TO THE FRIENDS THAT MEAN THE MOST — MISSY -JOH N-MITCH-MI KE- NPM. PLEASE TAKE ME TO THE LAND WHERE UNICORNS ROAM AND LOVE IS MADE IN BEAUTIFUL FIELDS OF ROSES. Christopher G. Merrill Likes: hunting. Fishing, snowmobil- ing. Memories: killing deer: 78, 80, 81, The Camp, Bartlett, Down River in the little Boat. Snowmobiling in Pittsburg, hitting the tree doing 50 and walking away from it, swim- ming on the Marsh, and in Bartlett, hiking trips: 80, 81, waterskiing, times w CS, RM. BC, MM. GP Ambitions: Undecided. Kelly J. Merrill BBall 1-4 SBall 1-4 Memories: food Fight SF CW, I’m 99% sure. Tourney 81, Locker Room Blues. Yellow Pinnied Dustballs (SF. LF. ME) THE HELK WITH IT! GH updates in Shorthand. Thanks SF LF CW TG, you made high school great! Sorry to hear about your polio Dr. D. Whim: For me and my friends to keep in touch always. Michele Elizabeth Meyer MEMS: Schools in different places with many different faces. Newspapers to work on and homework to do. Report cards with cheers or tears. Classes that you run to and others that you dread. Friends and family always here. Plans and dreams of the future, what will be there? Only what you try for will come true — Good luck, everyone! Matthew P. McGrail Ach: Soccer-Hockey-Froshfootball — Tourney at Wht. Mt. — beating PA 2-1 LIKES: Girls, Good friends, family, skiing, hockey-football w family. MEMS: DBC — Dunn's Party, I'm ok — no Thanx Fred — Thanx Mike — Times w JMF ERJJ — what are those lights in the grill Evan — Which way to 95 — times w SK DG friends always — Thanx JNJR — you have one life so enjoy it! 115 Timothy A. Miller Faith Moghabghab Remember what the dormouse said 79 in GEM hsc-MS MD-look out! Bosox Dtsn-9+CZ Fue Bueno con MAKS — If you could read my mind Hey Mac — 366 Sag mre If we couldn't laugh, if we were not crazy — we would all go insane. WOL. Dislikes: hassles, promises. 4 7 81 — Brkdn Palace. Whim: Happiness To Journey Beyond. To my classmates: may you stay forever young. Dylan I like being with my family and friends. Remember the good times in Nashua and at NHS with KS, VK, DD, and KH. Also remember the good times in Byfield with TC, TJ, NG. Enjoyed Basic I Computers and OPI. Kevin Blair Mills Memories baseball 6c2 Track 3 4. ALL my friends and the fun we had together. Loves ALISON 6c family! Favorite sayings NEYA” FUN- NY FAT Whim: To keep cool forever and have a nice job and home! When you Find yourself on a rope tic a knot and hold on for love grows stronger each day!!! GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!!! Lea Estelle Morlock Loves: Larry, spirit, friends, family 6c KB. Hates: getting caught. Memories: 11 11 80, Poe Hill with PG 6c friends — 2 21 79, cruising with Ernie, MF Unicar, Voc. Bus. Stealing mail box. Don did it! B.R. Meetings with Killer — Good Times — Racing Parties, Elegant Farmer — Florida 79, Savings, No biggie — ooo Baby. Whim: To get what I want out of life! Susan A. Mills Loves: Family, friends, JA Likes: be- ing with friends and good times Dislikes: Monday mornings and snobs. Memories: Alice Cooper Concert with Fawn and gang; sum- mer of 81 at Markcy's w FA KH PQ VP CB RL MP JS DP DC 9 20 81. w JD Favorite Saying I will get him someday! Let s get loaded. Whim: To get that one special person! I will succeed . .. Bertha G. Murphy Loves: Family, Friends. Likes: Working w children, parties. Dislikes: snobs, getting up early. Memories: track parties 9 5 81 w TS 7 23, times w Mike, crusen w Marie, HERO club. Whim. To be 5'4 and to get what I want out of life. YOU CANT ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT YOU GET WHAT YOU NEED Sometimes!! Virginia L. Minko Memories: Cheering 1-3 3sCmpny me-Ed-TRAC Green Sheets Our Apt.'.' NY Trip Winnacarnival — 79 2-14-80 MIKE! Brown Eyed Girl Molly at PSC Talks w Marsh Prom-81 College Fair w CC-TH-DF- NS Nance I wished ya here! Good times w Laura I saved MF'S?? MH+I were alot alike NHAPA Anatomy w Mike. Whim: To be a cinnamon girl forever. Kenneth E. Myers Ike-Bub-Moto-Cross. snowmobil- ing, I like my ATC, wipeouts, crash 6c burn riding with BU, ERG, CHICO, The Kuts, hunting with BA Ports. Pits, whites lane, sand dunes, trip to FLR trip to Pittsburg, blizzard of 78, GMC, Suzukis RMs, Honda XR’s, The Bogg” Fit Tires ”3 out of 3” Races up at Loudon, Datsun 4X4, What a Boat Bone what's happening. What ever. 116 Paul C. Myers Track 3-4 Memories: Waterskiing and footin at MM Lake w JL. DC, JM, MA. DCs Nose Dr. John Grass Wass — JL Missing the bus. Losing NO twice Private Ben. w JL MM ski show 80 Hey Paco! August 10th what a waste Just forget her JL, It's a Mercedes Benz you low life. Michael H. Neff God asks no man whether he will accept life. That is not the choice. You must take it. The only choice is how. HWB Jo Anne Nelson Mems: Summer of 80 Sun Xcur- sions Sc The Cows Hosie'Clapper Cumby's Brm door B-bq at SH Berta-Bates Spain! Is it fresh? The pools SSSS! Times w How sailing eggs talks w Marsh WOL Jon- sie'Clyde w MC S-Ball Mr. B Monopoly Beachball, Odiorne Beanie — Bum Fernz TW Suey Buttless Mo Norm Matt GM TH RD RH CW JS ... to be a little good to my friends! — HC Dawn Marie Nickerson Memories: Hearts 7th period flag line Majorette squad KR TD SG SK MM MP SS WW III Norlands West Loves: god, family, friends KR. Charlene L. Nicoll Remember — Christmas 79, going down one way roads, Mtns w David — Home sweet home, NH-VMT-MASS-in 1 night good times w DC. KN, KC, JH, CD. KD skiing at Wildcat, Chester, P.S. I love you Poo Bear — Love you too! Don’t the clouds look neat?! Prom Imagine Bob Seger w DC, Thanks to my family, I love you David — always remember!! Karen Lee Noel Jay B. O’Leary Loves: Mom, Dad, Money! Likes: Caddy, Karate, PIT-P, Money, AC DC. Dislikes: Homework! Special stuff MASTER PREVIOR, VEDRANIS - FRIENDS GMKDMJBASTJB — GLKEMM- BMW W! WHIM: Doing well in college. Thought: Burning is a great thing. Barbara O'Neil Loves: Tom, family, skiing Sc good times. Memories: fun times with TL, friends at Yankee G, 9 5 81� 8 25 Kinks, Mountains 81, Friends ML. JP, LS, BA. KK Gunstock and Waterville. It's been real, thank God it's over! 117 Wayne D. Perkins Big Tate Likes: Fawn, Family, and good friends, enjoys working on the farm, hunting, fishing, fixed up cars, and that 69 stang. Memories: 10-27-81 REO Speedwagon, Cheap Trick, Van Halen: good times with FA, CP. TC, GP. CJ, JH. LP. RM. 4 Wheelin’ with Bill and Martha. Whim: To build a farm up country and have a good paying job. W + F = 4 EVER!! Leo Petit Denise I. Phil brick Likes: Partying, concerts, summer, wkends, sleeping late. Good times w LM — what a buddy. You bzzd? Munching out, Me-drunk? Seabreeze — Get out your knife. Wanna skip? Trips w friends. Home at 2:30 w LM — Dad's up. MICHELOB, under bridge. Great times w Bch gang, fire with J L. Dislikes: HPD, school, getting bag- ged, Thanks M D for putting up with me. Jean R. Pickeral LOVES: Austin, family, friends, and good times. MEMORIES: June 27th 2 hrs 45 min. TP Foggs Ln Hideaway, Taz kinky talks w Sue 34.5! Parties at Kegs aminal! ALRIGHT TA! Long Awesome wkends. Seatbelts LS? Camping w AM Crowd Laycar! Fla w Mom, BA, TC, ML. BT — clown lips! Journey Concert — I got my 3rd one. Whim: to marry Austin — ILYAM Saying: Whatever. Cara Perkins Victoria Lynn Perkins Loves: Todd, Family, and Friends. Likes: Being w Todd, working w children, good times. Memories: 7 15 78, Elegant Farmer, Junior Prom 81, and Voc school 81-81. Ac- tivities: HERO Member HISTORIAN. Whim: Marry Todd, work w children and have a happy life! If you love something set it free, if it comes back it's yours, if it doesn’t it never was. Nadene F. Page MDIHS PUSHEY TOP LOCKER HAMPER MOLLY UPTURNED PLANT 3 ON A MOPED DON'T LOSE EM! 3 5 81 ORANGE VW MISS, YOURE ROLLING BACKWARDS! CANOBIE LAKE PARK CAR CHASE W BB LM WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE PABLO CRUISE DR. HOOK CONCERTS CHICKEN BURGER CAST PARTIES SHOPPING CARTS BAND TRIPS BOA 1 SCAV. HUNT TO ALL MY FRIENDS: THANKS FOR EVERYTHING! Richard T. Payne Hut Parties — Voc. Bus — Con- certs — Trips to Mountains — (OLD MAN) - Skiing w JR. DD, JD — Summers at Lake w KP, RS, OD. ODJR, SP. EB, EMMA. BERT — ALASKA Spike. Favorite Groups: Led Zep, Stones, Who, and Doors, etc. 118 Gregory John Pierick Likes: hunting with Dad, CP, WP EF HF. Snowmobiling with C. Perkins W. Perkins, R. Merrill, S. Smith. Riding motorcycle. Nickname: Mongo Good Times with C. Perkins — W. Perkins — R. Merrill — R. Welch — Redwood. B.C. Memories: summer of 81 wenny-roasts, Taylor River, 4 Wheclin, STANGS and fixing them up for the summer. The Beaches. Marie A. Polito LOVES: Family Friends. LIKES: RC, TG, MV. movies, dances, Pac- man. MEMORIES: 9-12-81 w TG. Times w Lynn Sum 80 — RC. A P Class, cards in 7th Per. 2nd per. at T. Field, The Playhouse. Cullen’s Eng. class. TM, BM. DISLIKES: homework, yellow VWS. Favorite saying — Few! 78 . .. Crush on MV. WHIM: To live a happy life. We finally made it class of 82! Marjorie Llaine Pretty Loves: Bobby-family-friends. Good times w Pam, Liz, RB. JP, JR, TC, BD. RA, GF. Memories: Child Care 1-2 Band 1-2-3-Florida-Marching- Concerts Cruisin w Bobby-Pam's Party-Surprise 8-7-79 — The Depot-RBs Camp-study w Pam — Joann you broke the window!! Thanks M D I love you — ILYRB and I always will!! Joann D. Provencal Memories: The hut, B-shows; con- certs 9:15 and yeah — PB Stuck in Portland KEG parties sorry Pete for the punch, thought you needed it! Fire in art room w MK fire in science brm. w LL DP, Marj, the window’s broke trip w JF, MD LW. LIKES: The Doors LA. WOMAN, being with friends. Dislikes: Two faced people. Thomas James Rallis II Likes: Friends, Family, Sade Sam Ach: W. Track 1-3, Drama 3-4, Tech 3-4. Mems; Dec. 81, Orange Haze My car, Sorry Bridget, Do it and I'll shut up. Ex. with S.B. and J.L. You look just like, OAK., Harvey, Liraz the what, I won't tell, and I want to live in the sun and I want to do all the things I've never done. And I walked away. Deidre Carroll Randall Plans: To become a real actress, a good writer, lead an exciting life, and be myself. MEMS: All the shows. Chorus, The West, tech, my guitar, unicorns People: Peter, Chris, ahd Laurie And I’m looking for space to find out who lam...” J. Denver Thanx Mom Dad — I won't let you or me down! You better write to me Peter! God help us I love you all!! Robin L. Reffitt Thanks: Aunt Pat, Uncle Walter, fam. Mrs. L Mrs. R MEMS: The tank. No. H. Beach. P-Hopping, Pretzels, Hockey games. Parties Moe's House. All my friends people I have met. KR. SD, LH. DB, MF. TC, JR. 'Time goes on, but a moment once past is a memory. Jill Reed Remick Rem BJF ACH: FH 2-4 BB 2-4 ST 1-4 LOVES: Family JW piza ice crm DISLIKES: Bng fat Rpd dir bis fights MEMORIES: Jr. Prom 8 11 80 wkds at C. C. the lake Spain olwp MTBP NYS camping — Thnks KK FAV. SAYING: It's been real! WHIM: To try and give back to my parents ALL they have given me — fly the friendly skies w POM and be rich and own a FERRARI' 119 Joanne RoseMarie Robinson jo-good times bad times-anytimes! NTS nights-summer 80 under the stars frisbee 4am-ThcWest- Mary Crush-WOL Yost's class- Jeff ... aah you'll get over it! Periodic chart-Strathm Blues- universe-windows-Thal SSS get- ting senile-lose your horn much Sue?-Pool hop w Wilhclm-Thanx Corinthian -CA+JO=fools-hold my knee-March 24-lW-best friends-Btuch-thanx! Wesley Wayne Rogers Thank God Were Through. MEMORIES: Skipping and munching with M.B. — good times with DP, PP. KC. KO-BH's. with Woody — Partying with the BB's. Kegs and Jd on Boar's Head — get- ting smashed with John B. after N Street school. Ambitions: Doing homework and getting to class on time. Thanks Mom. Laurie Ann Roy MEMORIES: DB-BB-CT-BS-GC'- LTGTR Chris-Cross Country? THIS IS TRUE CM At Spndrft, FG at Hmed, I RIENDLYS” FGDIOS WE WON! Baskb Sofb 6 19 79” THE APT — MFK, Wrench — How Goes it? COZ-LEDZ. CARS, ZAP. BJOEL, RUSH. REO LEARN ING THINGS THE HARD WAY PAM AND DFM. THANKS, LOTS OF LOVE. Melanie A. Roy Mems: The Barn, Summer of '81, My Lude, Times w AB, GOOFY, NHB, I know I saw a guy in the road, Puddles, Sloe gin, Boston- MO-NR-PB, What a joke-Me-MM- Sue, ... a 6-pack or a 12-pack? , THE DEAD — Lewiston, VH w the gang, Does that thing move Tricia” T-ing, Mich, The Doors, The Res. w LN, Zonkers, A-Joy, Labor Day 81, The Beach. K D, MY GOAL! Robin M. Roy Memories: Excellent times spent with Bill, Pizza Hut w MW EC, UFO, one Way, good times w JT, CK. KK, 1 50 81, 7 17 81. Loves: Ma and Dad, Brothers, Snow storms. The Boss, summer time, and most of all my little princess Sarah. I wish that for just one time you could stand inside my shoes and just for that one moment I could be you BDylan. Julie Ann Royal LOVES. My family-Life-Living- Kasha. Memories — Shooting star — toots at the JrProm — good times w KC MC KK TS MT — 5 yrs w Mike M. Dislikes HPD, Get- ting busted — snobs — hens. Am- bition: To live my life the best way I can and enjoy the people I love. Green Grass and High Times Forever Thanx to all my friends and family but I'm Still Crazy After All These Years! Judith A. Rybinski Likes: summer, special friends, my car. Rye. Memories: Summer 80 and 81, beach club. Ports. Prom nite w DHRM and tootaloo. Sum- mer nites at the jettys w same crew! JudeHeini SorBecks? Pons, grad nite CCPw dhDmrMVHw Idstang EcIDrinkltallThe time! Jr. year w R.R. K.K. C.K., B.R. Mts. 5 year plan. Where’s the Parties? Bon Fires at Rye beach. Kathleen Riley LUVS: Family, friends QUINCY — Good times with old friends North EN, MB. KM Talks with MN RR MB's Cottage — the cape thickly settled two houses huh Cath rides with TJ Boston times at UNH The tank even the losers woolies — college pond the golf stuck in snow — I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. 120 Angela Lee Sargent Achievements: 1 Became An Ex- cellent Secretary Thanx to Mrs. Lat- vis. Fav. Sayings: I Ain’t Got None, Ike Whims: Hairdresser, Secretary. Memories: Spike’s Class, Junior Year, Nurse’s Office, Mrs. Snow's Class. KD, LW. EP. RB Always Trying To Hurt Herself. My Love For Rusty Seems So Strong Jan of 82 It’ll be 2 yrs. I LUV IT!!! 69er!?!?! Michael T. Schultz Mem: Times with Anne, the Green Thing, Shaboggan, Partying with the guys, Pounders, Downey's Nak- ed Escape, Plymouth, Chites and Petsi, Soccer Games OH WOW! Neffer's Car, Summer Apartment, Submarine races, Back off Bertha. Hockey 2-3-4 Marcia's Molesting in Bio. Prom, Thanks Sals! Pum- pkinin. Hugs TJFNMSC — BREWSKI HOUSE SITUATION — 4 ever. Tammi L. Sargent Loves: family, friends. Parties, freebird, Lynrd Skynyrd, Turn the Page Bob Seger, GOOD TIMES: JKBB LNMSMUMJ, Miss C’s Gen. Math 80, Mems: LNFOff, Leave 9 Pass Bamford Father Ginzu, the trail. Pines, the protest 79, Plum Island 81,” Driving to school. Dislikes: snobs, punk rock. Favorite Saying: I didn't do it. I made it. Sherry Scott Luvs: Family 8c True friends — Kath 8c Lin — 12 yrs 8c forever. Ach: V-ball 2-4, Tennis 1-4, B-ball 2. NHS, Yrbk 2-4. MEMS: T-storm 8 1 80 — Fernhill — Crash!! — Surf 8c Pappy's — Colby w JN-V-ball camp w KLMY-mealtickets — Great Coach 8c thanx — Sr. Co Ed. w Muffy — Roadtrips — Midnight Rounds — New Yrs Eve 82 til 3am w Kath — PPFball — Our House w Gram 8c Susie — The Police con 82 w LC — Frosh Yr ... Sugar Mountain. To thine own self be Fred Jay Schaake Deborah Lynne Shaw Ach — Hockey 234 Soccer 34 Memories: Partying w MJCS MATJ, The Jeep, The Bust, Sum- mers 80 81, The Apartments Thanx Salsbury. Parking Lot, Ver- mont skiing w Mark. Big O Boston w Ski 8c Crot, Kook Let's Race, LGP ME KE UNH The Ankle Pumpkins, Brewskis, Love Those Soccer Games. The Beach, Thanx for Everything Mom and Dad, Good-bye Winnacunnet Hello Col- lege! YWBSLK! i Loves — God, family, rainbows — JB — dream — friends — DN-BS- DB-PC — 8 24 79 — 1 1 79 WOL talks with Ma-Nanna-Wicked-Yes Don't sing Deb — very nice — flick let her off — w Brenda Pond — PS?5:9 — OH NO — that laugh — YLHP Hi Bub — Thanx Mrs. Ban- da — Woodchuck — there are peo- ple over there — please don't go — Rbackn — I Don't stop until you reach the end of the rainbow — Boston — LOVE YA ALL. Brenda Lou Schultz Loves: all my family and friends, Corvettes, Mickey — don't be like that Lisa! pt avec Deb — the POND. Don't sing! A housekeeper moi!! The Seacoast, love stinks! francais DT's. Big E. Wanna Party.' Cookies for lunch! Max is that you.' Don't call me fuzzy! Braces rot, can you see the end of the rainbow! MM BW LS MC. Hey Jude! Ice follies — sit. Xes! Dianne Shaw 121 Nancy Elizabeth Sloan Jamie A. Sicard Loves Garv M D CZ Greg talking to ab good times watching baseball the Jeep picnics LA freak walking in the rain w my sis snow storms trip to Wash, fires 6c wine zodac poster kisses go-od ni-ght sorry Rick for all the troubles I put ya thru. Wants Gan to be able to laugh 6c smile with me again ah but I may as well try 6c catch the wind. Memories: T Cambodia Style. One eye. Lxe A night in the Jav. 2 cigs! Good times w CD DF TS MR PB Night of BB. Goofy PUPDKP My twin MS The DOORS. No teeth PB. Fav. things: Coors, Laughs, Food, the ocean, Idaho w CC and MO. Bruins w Dad. Friday the 15th. Once you're gone you can't come back, out of the blue and into the black. Adrian Lewis Silver Jr. Memories of 81-82: Snowing Grad, working w Dad. RR Hinks. Egor. Inspiration Breaks. Dee I love you. Remember: DWI in Dart. Lou s Party Palace, the Hut, Parties w Good friends!! Frash, Broco, Dee. Sully. Skinny. Dan D. Med Fly. Talks with Philosopher Peter. 3 world. I have come and gone. I know it! I am goin on: What is meant to be will be!!' Lorrie Ann Small Loves: Scott, family, and friends. Good times w Bub. Scatwoman. Trudy, Ruinite 6c Keg and TA. 2hrs 45mins, telephone pole, July 17 w SK, JP, AM, lightshow, seatbelts. Journey. Campin w the gang. Friendlys BBR: skiing at Moose Mt. To the Max. Whos Max? Jaws, hood, OB — Wish you were here TC-yowa-Whim: To live a happy and prosperous life. See ya! Lee Silverman Laurel Jean Smoker BBall-soccer-times w Mark Marie NH AC FS CO. SM HC-Rah Rahs — Corrupted Green M Ms — Ex- eter 20 — UNH — Pickups Locker — Beaches — Maries Blinders — BMR 9 27 80-10 8 81 — Parties — Rye Harbor Summer 81 — wicked incompatible — HP Life w Marie — Big Plans — Dismissed caps — HFDS — St. C. Room — Thanx Mom DAD The most difficult thing in life is to know yourself. Carl Skinner Forrest Charles Snowden SNOWY Ach: Soccer 1-4 BBall SC 2-4 Ybk HOB B-State Mem: Good times w the Gangs? UNH- Beaches-NYC-Boston-101 Parties- sunrise-2 tickets-locker eggs-WOL- conv ccerts-skiing-fairs Alps- camp-towcr-DeMoulas Amesbury Blue lights friends: Fr. 254 OPEY Mrs. G JW ML JPY A special thanx everyone Whim: To strive for the best and be a success. 122 Olga M. Spier Love ya Jerry! Uncle W Family — Mary where are you.' Rem. BM FA — I'm D'artagnan. Spike — Ruddy Gaulin — Abe's lesson on spreaders. Duke — Chewy — sruf — Tob GREAT times in the BEAST! 5 22 81 June 14-March 20? Aug Jr yr SS — Lee can you give me a ride? My Bro-Allan coon hun- tin hayin I miss ya Jer. JR's spy HB Apr vac BS Casey AMY con- certs w M Cub BFG. Robert A. Stankatis Meeting a person who is special in my life and will love always (J.S.) Going to parties with DC. LP. SA. SP, and SC. Remember ZZ Top at the Cape. Most of all living with a family who I love very much. Linda Lee Stottlemyer MEMORIES: GHS, SPAIN — 4 26 81, Acct I w PN SJ. Espanol w Ms. Gartel. O. Aide for JW BD RG, Good times w ALL of my friends — THANKS YOU GUYS! THANKS MOM DAD FOR EVERYTHING — LOVE YA BOTH! SNS, RH. you're the best GOAL: to make my parents proud by becoming an accountant and managing my own business. THANKS MR. PAUL!! Mary P. Sullivan LOVES: Donny M! FOREVER! Mems: Luv on the rocks Don? New Year's Eve — 80 Donny — yru under the dash?!” All summer long and still some — Lis! Our Fantasy’’ Mario Falentcz Any which way you can'' Traffic and coke — I love you Winnie the Pooh! Happy B- Day Nance But its foul!” I can't drive standard come and trip it as you go — on the light fantastic glow. Kristin Elizabeth Stevens Niknms — Kris — Boom Boom — Giggles — Krree Loves: God — Family — friends FUNTIMES Xchange trips esp. Florida 8 21 80 Jule NATHAN Joel Jr. MONICA Ach. Camper of the Century Sec. Lead 34 Band 1234 Stage Band 4 Chorus 34 Mems — Hoff Jr. — Bill — Drum Sec. — Paris M.J. Pete D. THANX Mr. Bednarz luv ya Whim: To be and do what God wants of me. Thanks W.H.S. and Mr. Kenney. Robert L. Sullivan Ach: FB 1-3, Voc. 3-4. Mems: The Hut, The Pit, Lou, Dee. Brock, Dan, Fradsh, Tammy, Oggie, Bike Cruisin w Tazz, Lou, TL, DW. Skip Spike's class, BH w Jethro How's your whole ... Family Rice Grinder Its been a strange trip! BIM w Scootar. John W. Bill B Likes: Girls, Harley s Z's, Cid Led Zep, Senior year. Nicknames: Sully, Storm. Diana Lee Stoddard Such apathy — talking 'bout very free and easy Likes: E. Baree, KAYA my family, Jamaica Ska, FOOLISH BANDODLISH — Mellow—Jamaica someday. Dance — R. Stones — feathers — moun- tains — beach — Don't thrive on it — PEACE — CCR No one's com- municating. I am that I am — Petr Tosh. Get up stand up, stand up for your rights — B. Marley Whim: To live in peace always . .. JAH David A. Tanner Memories: Nancy's World Civ. Class Madame Patenaude’s French Class Je ne comprends pas le fran- cais Ion Quizes Sig. Figs, Purple Haze Gaut, Old Man Warfield, Roll ’em JW. MM DO. the Hill. LL s driving accident” Sebago Lake, KB, going golfing, the rock island, I feel good, I feel fine, I want to get a tan! 123 Terry Lee Von Thaden Michael Vedrani Getting caught, RC, 6-1 80, KEEFER So co days, urps, THE CREW, Seeing Jack. Gere, Blow it off. Ballet at the beach. Mud wrestl- ing. Chipwolf hidin from Sulli, BA. Lennon, geek skippin, Huka- innocent trouble, BBall, Soc-LAX, ganja, The Lips, DMO snagglepuss. Reggae, Dream Babies Destiny: Sugar Mountain; you'll be seein me; there I go — turn the page. Daniel Matthew Thomas Friends - SJ RL MA MM ML GW CT. Likes — The Cars. Small Fuzzy Things Pizza on the beach. Remembers — The Summer of 81 w DW To bad huh? 4 6 81, go- ing to the beach with tish, Ready to Roll, Math, Frosh year with Steve. Halloween 80 81 Thanks C C,” 8th period 81-82 5 22 81, Strawberry Ann See it's not that bad, Aloha! John K. Wagner CHALLENGER 383 Shop Save DAYS OOPS THROTTLE stuck. POSI BURNS BEACH CRUISING BENS PIT BAR Jims Pit Reverse? Switching schools LEE Raceway 55 71 APPLE ORCHARD. Shawn Tobin William L. Twomey Ach: Newspaper 3-4, Yearbook, Honor Roll 1-4. Mems: Summer '80, Irish eyes, Schnops, my ordinary people, Jackie O, times w Kiki, MC. SC. GM. KC. VO. JN. MM. LS. Likes: T4 Celts at Garden. Photography. And here's to you Mrs. Robinson: Jesus loves you more than you will know. Goal: Not success, only happiness. Greg F. Wahl Enjoys Partying outside with friends. Dislikes: seeing JB and SB Best Concert: Grateful Dead at Lewiston Maine, RED SCULL, Milk Jugs what a long strange trip it was. By the way Laurie HOW DID YOU GET HOME? Hey Don let's go to Whites Lane. Come on now Leo, let's go to Kittery. Let's get snowbound in my room, I prefer the BB gun method. Jane Elizabeth Walker (Beth) Mems. — Sugarloaf w CB- Ports. by nitc. What's yur name swthart? Her name is Hane!” — Pajama Game — now that's classic! — I think I'm gonna die — Latin w PC — Poeta est hic RB's — at JNKins — Rexall crew 4th of July — Writer's Circle — BUR- BA WALBANKER — Rt. 95, The wrong way — CB-AH-LS-DC-DB- JW-MJB-LD-BS — Thanx Guys — May God be with you in all you do! 124 John Michael Walker ACHIEVEMENTS: Highschool Diploma.-' FAVORITE FOOD: Peanutbutter on HOLYwafers. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Conversa- tional Latin with Lucy. FAVORITE SAYING: It s a rough life. WHIM: To sail to Hong Kong. MEMORIES: Conventions w friends. piggin out at fancy restaurants. CHEM. with J.F. Rab- bit rides to Methuen w J.D., H.W.x2 S B.. Risk w P.Y. Co. Lisa M. Weddle TIME TO WALK TIME TO RUN TIME TO AIM YOUR ARROWS AT THE SUN. MFLMDF SLVMKW DIP - TWANG 12M; W G ALWAYS GETS THE BEST OF ME. THANKS FOR PUTTING UP WITH ME MOM. LIKES; BFSF HORSEBACK RIDING; THE DOORS: GFD; DISLIKES. SNOBS; HANG UPS HANG-OVERS; MEMORIES: THE BELLS w VICKY SPIKE; — DOWN THE BEACH; LIB- BER DEE BABYSITTING W BF, 11 6 81 SKIP.IL Y2 Michael Watts Robert E. Welch Likes Hunting, Fishing, Working on cars, snowmobiling with Chris Merrill or Scott Berry. Hunting w Todd or Greg Four Weelin with Mark Memories: Going to the beach last summer with G.P. M.M. B.C. P.S. weekend at R. Merrill's Camp. Dislikes: Cars that are all show and no go. Ambition: building my car into a Hoc rod, be a mechanic or a pilot in the Air Force. Harlan George Webber Achievements: Four years of col- lege courses, an ■A1' in typing, the Periodic Table and Conversion Fac- tors. Memories: I can ride an ox The sinking of the van. my best friends always come when I call. Sayings: What a tangled web we weave ... Fat Chance, Slim Chance, or no chance your sin will Find you out WHIM: Coast to coast with JW. SB Gang. Susan Ann Welch Reality cheek how did I get on the floor.-' Which way is up.-' Best times ever in WOL and getting greased after. I want to go hiking. Hits of sugar. Acing chem and multiplying atoms. I’m innocent, I didn't do it. Bill is sweetums loaded questions go rattle case Goodbye for now but I'll be back good bye crazy people Mary Bill PCJPMK. Harvey B. Webber Achievements: An A in Basic. The One-Handed Push-Up, Learn- ing Ions, Failing French (And Lov- ing It). Sayings: TB Or Not TB' That Is The Consumption,” I'm Great,” You Got The Walk. Memories: Sinking The Van, Lifting With JD, Mastering The Cube. The Biggest Dip, Muck. Quote, From JD The Love We Feel Is Inside Us Love Those Beaux Gestes. James K. Welsh Glad to be out; Remembers RICK A.. Maura. C.L., P.L. Likes: MD. JD, Parties with Mark Ken. Loves: outdoor 1. Fe and nice cars also MD Future Goals: Wealthy, college maybe, Florida Bound, wants to go places with MD and have a good life after high school. 125 Melissa R. Williams Lynne A. Witham Miss-Likes: friend-Kris, Mitch, Tim Buns, Hour Showers, Paul Newman, NYC, Biking, Summers. Doobies, Skiing, Tucker. Beaches. Mems: Molested by Ray — gotcha! Pizza Hut w KMRE, S.N.A. w Allison — Just a few. Rose Blanche. Kinks, T T of course. Art w Ms. P. LOVES: Clyde — 220sw — FOREVER! MEMRS: Times w KS — Peeling out — the mall — serious talks — IMYKATH! — The beach 79' Soph yr. The marathon — $50! Movies w the gang, the T- bird, Dsny Wrld w Shelly — Tiki Lau — In the rain w KD WHAT are we gonna do NOW? Summer 81 w Warc — BURP! HAHA! Pig- gin' out!! The Mtns — Let's go see those! Thanx Mom Dad . . . Christine Anne Willoughby Sigma Chi Wol West The Norlands — outhouse The trip. McD. F-zone D. Summer 81 Hamp- ton — Hampton Tc Te. V-ball 2-4. 12-5-80. Dunes France London Paris Rugby! HardRock Cafe. Halloween 80-81 Sue KMLFLG Jos' Van Halen. 10th per. Hiking — canoeing. Powderpuff football. Monopoly. 9 bottles. Bottoms-up! These were The best of times Z James William Wright Ach — Soccer 1-4, Benchball 1, Mems: Bermuda Blackout, 6 11 81 RUMRUNNERS Fla. Exch, Get Baked, JD's TRIPhone. UNH Dorm Concerts. On the street at PM's, my Driveway w LC, times at N. Beach, Proms. Dislikes: Danb, Dry Summer, the Bench, Pinkerton Game. Likes: LIFE, My Family, Ski- ing, sailing, getting out, Utah, Music, Corea, Mangione, Report, Foreigner, Thanx To MM DT and all my teachers The World Makes Way for the Man Who Knows Where He’s Going!” Bart Wilson Paul Michael Young Accomplishment: Four years of WHS, but no battle scars. Fav. Classes: A P, Typing. Memories: ELO, REO, MAVERICK! Eldorado. Motto: Most people ... Good bye to: Demoulas, a 7 hour day, 5 min. essays, 1:00 curfews, The Old D D Club. HOPE TO SEE HWx2, JM W, SB, JP AND ALL THE GANG. WHIM: To drive a Lamborghini into a brick wall. That's 336. Deanna Dustin Winch Nickname: Dee Loves Mom Dad, Lou Memories: Parties at HUT w Crew skippin Trips BH w everyone MOE’s w SH Concerts May 16 Times w LS Likes: snow, good friends, summer, being w Lou, Horses. Dislikes: snobs, playing quarters w TL Remembers Lewiston Riding on the bike the Dart it's been an experience I will never forget. Bye. Martin G. Baker D. Boone Stahlwasser Skew Being The Greatest D D Till 3am PHS 3 of the best years. The commissary pag robots SS Luft. Bowling with Chief Munchkin Merlin, the least. Dan, Gary, Sue, Scott, Donna Pease a great best friend Fritz. Cruisin' with Gary everything else with Dan Rock movies D. Marty Germany Brogy the Eggman the above are vital No Peace 126 Alan S. Brown Memories: Plymouth — UNH — CON- CERTS — Soccer — Bus rides w team of '80 — Baseball w POOP — Being with Melanie — waiting to get my car on the road — Marathon Softball game w MS and SM. Likes: Concerts, party- ing w MS. SM. BS. FS. MS. SA. class of '80-'81. Dislikes: Being in class of 81-82. worrying about passing, owing people money. I'm outta here. Michelle Ann Thomson Activities — Crosscountry 1-2 Track 1 — Softball — Likes — friends — like — Linda — Kels — Miss — Mare — loots — Hot — Summer — Nights — With Wappa of course Vodka Memories — Piz- zallut - with - K.M.R.E. — All the — concerts — Party — at — Mare — Following — the — yellow — brick — road — w -Beth F Art — w Jill. — trips — every — place — Thanks — Jill — John R. — Mom — Pete — Love — You — All — Whim — model — in — Playboy — Thank God It's Over. — Student Council L. Officers Representatives President: Tim McConnell Vice Presidents: Karen Eastman Tony Franzoso Forrest Snowden Treasurer: Nick Lermer Secretary: John Downey Heather Corbett Yvonne Daboul Tracy Kenison Marie Petilio Debbie Shaw r Marie Juliette Petilio PITT Volleyball — camp — LSYK — Mellow blends TIMES w Laurie. Lorraine, Ann. YD. HC, RL. SW. SM. LM. Concord highway corrupted Blve-pick-ups 10 8 81 BMR staircase — weekend 5 22 81 Beaches Laurie's Blinders Parties summers 80-81, Big plans life w Laurie STC Room the noisy birds caps. Thanks Mom and Dad. Yesterday is but today's memory, tomorrow is today's dream KAHILL GIBRAN CAMERA SHY Jeff Bell Scott MatTaggart Hiram Bickford Greg Marshall Robert Blatchford Jeff Newcomb Doug Connell Gary Miller Warren Dale Peter O'Keefe Tod Dow Wayne Perry Michael Driscoll Matthew Roy Robert Eaton Staniel Saracy Victor Hanson Eric Stone Kevin Harrington Daniel Hatch Mike Yankowy 127 CAN YOU IMAGINE? It’s true we re just beginning the long road of life” and that things are bound to alter somewhat over time. However, we feel that some things could never change. Can you imagine: — Marcia Hinkle without Dan Chase? — Gary Miller in a three-piece suit? — Tim McConnell flunking a class? — Kristin Stevens without her laugh? — an empty detention hall? — a Senior doing his homework every night? —Jill Remick wearing a J.C. Penny Fox? — Mike Donohoe discarding his Opie image? —Jacqui Corcoran spelling her name the same way for two years in a row? — ever needing a pass to get through the halls? — clean bathrooms? — Mr. Foote with four inches of extra height? —Jennifer Lelis as a brunette? — Kelly Merrill gaining weight? — Marty Durham without his camera? — timid football players — Room 3 standing for the Pledge of Allegiance? — the soccer team having a losing season? — Tracy Kenison talking above a whisper in French class? — Gina Magri with short hair? — not feeling nauseous after eating the hot lunch? — 100% homeroom attendance? — Rob Sullivan wearing a cloth jacket? — Suzy Lemire not skiing on the weekend? — Mrs. McDonough, Mr. Fleming and Mrs. Patenaude not preps? — classrooms painted in bright exciting colors? — senior cheerleaders? — Deidre Randall not asking questions in class? — Paul Young admitting he is wrong? — Anne Hackett not in style? — Laura Boeddinghaus without a southern accent? — Tina Gray disorganized? — Garfield not liking lasagna? — Mr. Graham being sane? — powder puff football with impartial referees? — Larry Lonergan without a smile (or that beard!!)? —Jim Ewing cutting his hair? — Arthur Eaton without something to say? Finally, can you imagine us, the seniors of 1982, being juniors again? 128 can you imagine? WHiilfl lf©W Top Left: Jennifer Lelis and Gina Magri. Top Right: Kevin Brown and Tod Dow. Middle Right: Wayne Perkins and Hiram Bickford. Bottom Right: Pam Busta and Nancy Sloan Opposite Page: Top Left: Dawn Bowden and Alison High. Bot- tom Left: Evan Bouras and Rob Garrish. Right: Laurie Smoker and Marie Petilio. 130 How do you spell relief . . .? Top Right: Our own senior class clown Pat Gillick at lunch with his football buddy Dermis McGrath. Below: Senior spirit is proven. On Opposite Page: Top: A familiar fall sight on the hill — senior soccer fans. Top Left: Mike Neff watches suspiciously as his friend Tony Franzoso collects class dues. Bottom Left: Lori Small in a favorite senior attire: a hooded sweatshirt. Bottom Right: Senior Joanne Robinson spending her free time in the cafe. High School. When we, the class of 1982, entered Winnacunnet in the fall of '78, those words were magical. They meant independence. Soon we'd be attending parties till the wee hours of the morning, getting a driver's license, following the basketball team all over the state; the privileges were astounding. Though the first few days were difficult, we soon mastered the routine: double sessions, ABCD lunches, lockers that wouldn't open — nothing fazed us. We learned of the great Exeter rivalry and not to believe ANYTHING the seniors told us. Of course, all this educating didn't prevent us from electing Kelly Ritner our president, Kerry Keenan — vice president, Anne Hackett — secretary, and Nick Lermer — treasurer. Being freshmen, we naturally were of no importance in Winnacarnival, with the exception of voting Ginny Minko our princess. All in all. it was a pretty good year. The second season opened with us being second year men to a whole new crop of rookies. Naturally, we did our best to make them feel as uncomfortable as we felt. Thus tradition lives on. Some changes had been made over the summer and we returned to WHS to find that some of our freedom had been taken away with the institution called silent study.' This provided us with a new challenge: how many times can you convince your study hall monitor that you just HAVE to go to the library, only to sneak off to the cafe? Though the famed sophomore slump hit us hard, we picked ourselves up and struggled on, for we had a reputation to uphold; we were no longer freshmen! Naturally our slump didn't prevent us from electing Kelly Ritner, Forrest Snowden, Suzy Lemire, Sue Jones (who deserted us for PEA), and Jacqueline Corcoran our officers, or from placing third in a tightly fought Winnacarnival battle, with Missy Williams as our princess. We left for the beach that summer in high spirits, knowing the best times were ahead. Junior year has the reputation of being the toughest, but most enjoyable, of all your years in high school. Ours was no exception to that rule. Academically, we were bogged down with tests and more tests: PSATs, SATs, Achievements, The Great College Search. Socially, however, we shined. With our new licenses we could get anywhere, though unless we were inherently wealthy we were faced with that age-old dilemma, Can I borrow the car? Our officers had a lot of responsibility thrust upon them and they did their job well: Anne Hackett — president, Karen Eastman — vice president, Marcia Hinkle — secretary, and Jacqueline Corcoran — treasurer. We barely came in third in Winnacarnival, mostly because the only thing our team did right was vote Karen Eastman our princess. But our prom, with John Lennon's Imagine the theme, was a smashing success. The court consisted of Jill Remick, Anne Hackett, Marcia Hinkle, and Karen Eastman, with Ginny Minko our queen. It was a beautiful ending to a great year. In September of 1981 we returned to WHS from our Endless Summers' with a hint of unexpected sadness. True, we were SENIORS and would soon be getting out, but the thought of leaving people we had come to know, love, and depend on was a little hard to swallow. So we vowed to make our last year together the best it could possibly be. We began by electing our officers: Tim McConnell — president, Karen Eastman, Tony Franzoso, and Forrest Snowden — vice presidents, John Downey — secretary, and Nick Lermer — treasurer. They, with the help of our representatives, worked hard to pull off our many activities: dances, bake sales (!!!), the spaghetti dinner, Montreal, and graduation. Our class saw the second annual Homecoming, with Halloween as its theme, turn out to be a bigger success than the first. This was due, of course, to the incredible spirit and taste we displayed, especially when electing Mike Donohoe and Missy Williams our king and queen. Winnacarnival was a minor disaster. We chose Joanne Nelson our princess in hopes of crowning her queen but, alas, it was not to be. We came in third, twelve points behind the victorious juniors, but demolishing the hapless freshmen. We may not have won, but let no one say we were not a force to be reckoned with. At this writing, we were heading to Montreal in April, with a graduation date set for June 13. When this yearbook is published, we will be alumni, graduates of the class of 1982. We’ve formed friendships; some lasting, some not so lasting. We've laughed, cried, and endured together. Our four years at Winnacunnet will not be soon forgotten. 134 class history Who's Who From ’82?” In this issue, we're highlighting the members of Winnacunnet High School's class of 1982. Many distinguished citizens have hailed from those hallowed halls in Hamp- ton, NH. On the tenth anniversary of their graduation, it seems only fit to tell you what they've been up to lately. Tony Franzoso and Michelle Thom- son, two of America's classiest dressers, have been signed to pose for the latest Calvin Klein commercial. Obviously Calvin himself saw the pic- tures that were taken of them for the 1982 Sachem. Recently, Jill Remick displayed her latest creations in a posh New York fashion show. The highlight of the show: Jill's spring line of sporting goods in pink and green. Deidre Randall had quite a scare last week. While wowing London au- diences as the fair Juliet in Shakespeare's classic, she tumbled from the balcony. Luckily, she fell in- to the arms of her Romeo, portrayed by her former Winnacunnet co-star, Peter Martin. Rumor has it that Mary Cahill and Steve Berman have been hired to bake brownies for Betty Crocker. Rob Hinkle broke his own 800 meter world record for the fifth time in the United States Olympic Trials. He is expected to defend his Olympic title in the games to be held this August in Stockholm. Mike Neff and Pam Downer haven't changed much since graduation. Mike has continued his soccer career in grand fashion, just coming off an MVP season with the New York Cosmos, while Pam owns and operates an Indian Boutique in San Francisco. Tracey Jankauskas, on the other hand, rejected her New Hamp- shire life-style, cut her hair, and joined a Denver commune. Success hasn't come easy for Tim Mc- Connell and Heather Corbett, but they're successful just the same. Tim recently became the youngest reci- pient ever of the Nobel Prize in Physics while Heather has taken the journalistic world by storm as Sports Illustrated's newest editor. The Boston Symphony Orchestra recently concluded their first world tour. With the Symphony on the year-long excursion were two celebrated Winnacunnet alumni; Gor- don Eggert and M. J. Brindamour. Robin Roy recently broke the world record for non-stop talking by gab- bing for 103 hours 37 minutes 14 seconds. Watch for her name in the next edition of Guinness. Last year, as you probably know, For- rest Snowden and Suzy Lemire were appointed co-chairpersons of the elite West Haven Country Club of Long Island, eligible for only THE Most popular and influential members of the West Haven community. Our roving reporters recently caught up with Larry Lonergan pedalling around Encino, California in a flashy white suit. It seems Larry is just com- pleting a two year stint as Los Angeles County's Good Humor Man. It must have been that friendly smile! The Metrolopitan Museum of Art opened a new exhibit last month. Pro- minently displayed among the works of Promising Young Artists was a collection of sketches, paintings, and sculpture by a New Hampshire trio: Polly Clapp, Marc Dugas, and Karen Eastman. Skip Fairhurst and Ginny Minko are still going strong, portraying two of ABC-TV’s General Hospital's beautiful people. Ginny is as gorgeous as ever playing the young model known as Miss Star Eyes” while Skip is the handsome star forward of Port Charles' new basketball franchise. Right: Best Looking,Ginny Minko and Skip Fairhurst I 136 superlatives Yesterday it was announced that Anne Hackett had been named presi- dent of Organizations, a Providence- based company that manufactures fil- ing cabinets and other items used to keep businesses organized. The Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey circus is in Boston for a two week engagement starting tonight. Scheduled to appear before the home crowd are clowns extraordinaire Tam- mie Sargent and Pat Gillick. Highlighting their performance will be a troupe rendition of Football Players on Parade. Marcia Hinkle and Mike Donohoe recently opened a new shop in the scenic downtown Hampton. It's call- ed Cute As ..and it sells, you guessed it, buttons!! We end this week's Celebrity Spotlight with a question for Winnacunnet’s class of 1982: Have any of you heard from Jeff Lippe or Diane Hession? As far as we can tell, they haven't been seen since graduation. Top: Most Musical, M. J. Brindamour and Gor- don Eggert. Middle: Most Dramatic, Deidre Ran- dall and Peter Martin. Left: Best Dressed, Michelle Thomson and Tony Franzoso. superlatives 137 1982 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Friendliest Suzy Lemire, Larry Lonergan Preppiest Jill Remick, Peter Martin Most Musical M. J. Brindamour, Gordon Eggert Teacher’s Pets Mary Cahill, Steve Berman Class Organizers Anne Hackett. Tim McConnell Most Artistic Polly Clapp, Karen Eastman, Marc Dugas Most Talkative Robin Roy, Pat Gillick Cutest Marcia Hinkle, Mike Donohoe Best All Around Suzy Lemire, Mike Donohoe Class Flirts Laura Boeddinghaus, Marie Petilio Nick Lermer Class Clowns Tammie Sargent, Pat Gillick Most Dramatic Deidre Randall, Peter Martin Best Looking Ginny Minko, Skip Fairhurst Most Likely to Succeed Heather Corbett, Tim McConnell Best Dressed Michelle Thomson, Tony Franzoso Least Changed Tracey Jankauskas, Forrest Snowden Most Athletic Jill Remick, Rob Hinkle Shyest Diane Hession, Jeff Lippe Most Changed Pam Downer, Mike Neff Most Popular Suzy Lemire, Forrest Snowden Right: Most Athletic, Jill Remick. Below: Teacher’s Pets, Mary Cahill and Steve Berman with Mr. Scannell. Opposite Page: Top 1: Most Athletic, Rob Hinkle. Top r: Preppiest, Jill Remick and Peter Martin. Bottom: Most Artistic, Polly Clapp, Marc Dugas and Karen Eastman. I am not a simple boy As you plain can see I love my family, and my friends, but 1 am not to blame, that when I hurt my very loved ones I am put to shame. So as I sit down and I wonder let me tell you this, it is to life that I am happy; but boy can I get pissed. K.A.10 17 81 ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL Always happy Loving people e pimitment rly rising Ready to go Never lonesome Aggravating Together Intimate Very interesting Everlasting feelings Salvaging Collecting Happy ___ Outstanding Overlooking Love all around April Chagnon The people here really care. not only by learning, but by showing me there are people who care about you. Even when things are going bad, they can make me feel good . . . Now I go to the Alt School. I like it a lot; 141 ip sjoiunf Fawn Abrahams Nancy Acox Roxanne Ajemian Anne Allen Amy Arguin Lauren Bachorowski Charles Bagley Michael Baker Carla Barrasso Joanne Barrett Mary Batchelder Mary Bedell Jeffrey Bednarz Troy Bishop Phyllis Bletzer Elizabeth Bourque Henry Boyd Michael Bream Thomas Brown Preston Brown John Burke 144 Marybeth Burns Tracey Buttrick Cynthia Byrne Maureen Cahill Bryan Campbell Christine Campbell Audrey Card Susan Carlson F'rank Carmen Diane Carroll Anthony Casassa Robert Castonguay Susan Caswell James Cates juniors Diana Cerasi Lynda Chapman David Chase Kevin Chevalier Kim Chin Kristen Clark Jonathan Clausen Eugene Cole Todd Conant Jeffrey Copp Julie Corcoran Karen Cote James Courtovich Scott Crocker John Cummings Kyle Curtis Tiffany Curtis Nancy Currier Kerry Cusack Deanna Dahl Georgina David Joseph Delisle Jennifer Demos Pamela Dignam Bruce Dionne Michael Dolan Michael Donovan Lawrence Douglas Lori Dow Sheri Dow Kevin Doyle Thomas Doyle Jacqueline Du Brava Thomas Dumont Eric Facey juniors 145 I.isa Fernald Patricia Fliss Susan Forsberg Kelly Fowler Steven Fowler Lisa Fradsham Mary Freeman James French Brian Gadwah Colleen Garon Deborah Gaulin Trina Gingras Gladys Glidden Cynthia Gonzagowski Steven Granger Joseph Grzybowski Christine Haese William Hale Erik Hammerstrom William Hammond Karen Harney Kimberly Harrington Robin Harrold Joseph Hiller Heidi Holmes Charles Houser Howard Humes Karen Hutchinson Sandra Keene Maureen Kelly Anne Kepner Daniel Kern Andrew Kimball Dwayne King Kriss Kliegle April Knowles Lance Knowles Janet Kohlhase Tracy Kowalski Barbara Krisko Robert Kroner Chadd I.alime Phillip Lalime Joyce Lalley Charles Lamie Rick Lamson Shari Lariviere Kara Larkin Paula Larkin Nancy Lawson Jill Lemire Hugh Linnehan Patricia Lonergan Duane Lounsbury Brian Lewis Betsy Lurvey Sabina I.yden Suzanne Lyon Laura MacDonald Mary MacDonald Ralph MacDonald Tammy MacDormand Mary Maddock juniors 147 Gina Manna Gene Marcotte John Marshall Stuart Martinen Kathleen McCaddin Brian McCoole Lorelei McCreary Wendy McLaughlin Lori Meads Susan Meneghin Jeffrey Merrill Peter Merritt Barbara Millette Jeffrey Mills Luellyn Mills Danny Minutelli Robert Monto Neil Moore Russell Moulton Chris Murray Robert Neville Barry Newcomb John Newell Todd Nickerson Robert Nicholson Edward O'Brien Lisa O'Neil Tom O'Rourke Kelli Parkman Harry Perkins Miriam Perkins Troy Perkins John Pontbriand Jeff Power Mike Preston 148 juniors Robin Preston Ellen Provost Darryl Rahn Carole Renselaer Alan Reynolds Dana Reynolds Betsy Richardson Donna Ritchie Linda Robinson Michelle Romprey Richard Ryan Kurt Sanders Eric Sanderson Randall Sanderson Carolyn Sawyer Keri Schaake Penelope Seamans Kristie Sewell Kenneth Sheffert Susan Silsby Carlos Silva Daren Soldati Wayne Sowers Heather Spurr Roland St. Germain Sandra Staley Susan Stenstream Sharon Stevens Jill Stoddard Cheryl Sullivan Chris Thom Julie Thompson Matthew Tilbury Kathy Titcomb Chad Tomaszewski juniors 149 Jean Tourtellot Michelle Truchon Jeanne Trumbull Mark Vedrani Lee Vigent I.ori Wallace Terri Warren Lynda Wasson Robert Watts David Webster Lorraine Weimerskirch Stephanie Weinhold Alicia Welch Peter Welch Sabrina Wheeler Darryl Whitcomb Holly Whitfield Cindy Widgren Lisa Wiser Ililori Wolstat Stephen Woods Patrick Woolsey Anita Yankowy DO juniors Front Row, L to R: President: Sue Lyon; Vice Presidents: Keri Schaake, Betsy Lurvey; Secretary: Susan Menighan; Treasurer: Jackie Dubrava. Second Row, L to R: Reps.: Stephanie Weinhold, Robin Harrold, Pamela Dignam, John Pontbriand, Holly Whitfield, Sandy Staley, Kim Chin, Joanne Barrett. Well guys, we’re finally juniors! We've made it through the horrors of freshman year, (which really weren't so bad — were they') and the doldrums of sophomore year! As we all know, junior year is a lot of fun and a lot of work — the Prom, Concession, Homecoming, P'Sat's, Sat’s, Winnacar- naval. Spring Fling, Sports, Endless partying, and finally get- ting a license. The class of '83 is one of the most spirited junior classes yet! Student Council and everyone else have worked hard for a successful year. Congratulations to everyone for making the class of '83 the best junior class yet! 154 sophomores Julie Arnold Brad Bailey Al Baker Jennifer Baker Sean Ballance Peter Barclay Kirk Barnes Jeff Barrett Coralee Beal Brian Beaulieu Ethan Beeler Rodney Bennett Harry Bergeron Stephanie Berry Thomas Blair Michelle Blaisdell Scott Blaisdell Andreww Boettcher Anthony Bohacik Wayne Bowden Scott Bowditch Jason Bowley Joseph Bradley Cory Brindle Patty Brissette Daniel Brown Dave Brown Gay Brown 1 V sophomores Elizabeth Burbank Patricia Busta Rob Buzzell Mark Cadwell Michelle Calkins Thomas Campbell Gregory Capaldi Patrick Carey Aaron Carine Scott Carline Stephen Carney Thomas Cass Marybeth Chabot Guy Chase Darlene Chouinard Coleen Claridge Bret Clark Daniel Conway Lori Cook Charles Corcoran Ken Corroon Beth Crawford Tracy Crist Ellen Cumming Mary Cutshall Christie Daboul Doug Dahl Mary Beth Dardia Heidi Daubert Tina Davilla Keith Dawson Michael Degan Jeff Demosthenes Dawn Ditoro Jonie DiTommaso sophomores 157 Kathleen Donohoe George Dow Brenda Downey Shawn Duford Michelle Dugas Maura Dumont Gregory Durant Lisa Durant Debra Eaton Ginger Eaton Michelle Eaton Paul Eaton Trudy Eaton Karen Emerson James Estey Ronald Evans Tim Evans Tammy Falconer Peter Flanders Stacey Foberg Chris Fogwell Jerry Fowler Kimberly Fowler Patricia Fowler Robert Fowler Beverly French Trudy Gagne Ronald Gallant David Gamlin Roberta Gerkin Elizabeth Glavin Nicole Gleason Stephanie Goff Elbe Goodwin Edward Grandmaison 158 sophomores Lynn Grandmaison Wendy Hall Jeffrey Ham Maureen Hanson Timothy Harrington Diane Harrold Lori Hart Paul Harvey Victoria Haye Tim Hepburn Nancy Herbert Patricia Hewlett David Hickey Valerie Hodgkins Philip Hogan Hillary Hopkin Carrie Horan Sandra Hoyt Richard Hutchins Tarnya Janvrin Arnold Jautaikis Mark Joiner Tracey Jones Terry Jutras Lori Kelleher Sarah Kelley Michelle Ketchum Christopher Kilburn Peter Kilcoyne Warner King Paige Kishbaugh Roger Kuket2 Edward Kutlowski Nancy Labrie Andrea Lajoie sophomores 159 Christopher Lamie Donald Lamprey Kim Leach Lori Lecleir Shelly Leduc Deborah Locke Michelle Locke Mareen Locke Laura Lovejoy Elizabeth MacDonald Jill MacDormand Karen MacKenzie Laurie MacKinnon Scott MacKinnon Scott Magri Regina Maher Yvonne Maher Michael Manix David Marshall Curtis Marston Shauna Martin Stephen Martin Neil Marttila Gordon Mawson William McCreary John McGrade Dennis McGrath James McGrail Laura McGrail Thomas McLaughlin Christopher McLear Katherine McRae Rayanne Menery Michael Mildon Ann Miller 160 sophomores Elliot Miller Catherine Mills Gregory Monostori Karen Moreau Laura Moulton Darleen Mullen Patrick Murphy Jennifer Myers Peter Nedeau Helen Newell Wendy Newman David Noble Vera O'Connell Michael O'Keefe Susan Ouellette Pamela Owen Nicholas Paarlberg Jennifer Palmer Candy Parrish Deanne Parsons Chad Patterson Chris Paulson Dawn Peck Daniel Pender Kimberly Pender Tami Perkins Wendy Perkins Curt Perry David Pettigrew Robert Picucci Leslie Pierce Edward Plaisted Christine Polito Scott Power Jeffrey Pray sophomores 161 Sarah Price James Quinn Davis Randall Maureen Randall Debbie Lou Reed Christopher Reusch Sally Richardson Diana Rines Peter Robie Michael Roobian Stephanie Ross Robert Rowe Charles Roy Bryan Saunders Brian Sawyer Paula Sawyer Eric Schmidt Michele Schmidt Mark Scofield Barbara Schule Mona Scrofano Diana Sears Paul Sherburne Lisa Sisson Sheila Skoglund Daniel Smith Shaun Smoker Scott Snow Tracy Snowden Andrew Souther Scott Standen Henry Stonie Brian Strangman Heather Streibel William Sturgis 162 sophomores Tracy.Taccetta John Taylor Matthew Taylor Donna Testa Craig Thayer Scott Tucker Dan Tuholski Kathleene Twomey Tad Volk Gerard VanDohlen Maureen Walsh Gary Webster David Welch Dan Welsh Kathleen Wheeler Paris Wheeler Warren Wheeler Lee Whitham MacGregor Williams Susan Willoughby Wanda Wilson Kim Workman Scott Wright Lynn Young Hannah Adams Chris Blomquist John Dodge Angie Graziano Roberta Martin STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND REPS Pres: Christie Daboul Kathy Wheeler V. Pres: Ron Gallant Marybeth Chabot V. Pres: Michele Schmidt Nick Paarlberg V. Pres: Donna Testa Tracy Snowden Treas: Beth Crawford Lynn Grandmaison Sec: Sarah Kelley sophomores 163 164 freshmen Hannah Adams Kirk Aham Tracy Anderson Karen Andriola Cathy Anway Kelly Arundel Loretta Asselin Richard Atwell Todd Bamford Kim Barton Amy Beasley Richard Beaudette Aron Beaulieu Robert Beck GREAT EXPECTATIONS Before entering WHS, we, the class of 1985, had a lot to ponder. From the many conflicting stories we had heard, Winnacunnet sounded like the cross between Paradise and San Quentin. Even though we looked forward to becoming high school students, the night before the Big Day various worries crept incessantly into our brains; — I'm going to flunk out after one semester. — Some senior will try to sell me an elevator pass and I'll be stupid enough to buy it. — I'll never, ever have a date. — I won't be popular; everyone will hate me. — Tonight my face will erupt with pimples . . . Despite these concerns, we managed to pull ourselves together and struggle through the first month. Surprisingly, the fight was minimal. We realized that high school meant week-end parties, getting a driver's license, dating upperclassmen (if we were lucky), more parties, making the varsity, having your parents recognize your level of maturity and giving you a mid- night curfew (finally), realizing there's only four years left, and still more parties. Of course, we had to take the bad with the good, which meant receiving twice as much homework than we ever got in junior high, getting dumped on by arrogant upperclassmen, realizing we're on the lowest rung of the lad- der and that there's still four years to go. However, if we wanted to be seniors, with all that involves, we had to suffer the indignities of the first year. But, watch out! Soon we’re going to rule the school!! Robin Benoit Brandon Berry Ralph Beutel Bridget Binette Deanne Bishop Marilyn Bishop Michael Blake Shelly Blanchette Lynn Bosinger Susan Bourque Kathleen Bradley Michael Brand Kyie Bragg Shea Bream Dennis Britt Alan Brown Bruce Brown II Cynthia Brown Everett Brown Howard Brown Richard Brown 166 freshmen Kelly Brown Steve Brown Trudi Brown Dana Brush Ronica Bubier Scott Buchanan David Buckmore Robert Burke John Bushe Nancy Cadorette Patrick Cahill Robert Callahan Kimberly Carlson Mark Carlson Student Council President: Leslie Martel Vice Presidents: Ann Harrington Tricia Commings LaddJohnson Secretary: Shea Bream Treasurer: Susan Bourque Representatives: Kim Hollingworth Jackie Neff Gary Patenaude Beth Tremblay Bonnie Whitfield Sam DiBartelomeo Susan Carney Todd Carrell Laurel Carter Terri Casassa Richard Cassin Catherine Cerasi Morgan Chase Alice Cheney Kathleen Clark John Coffey Robert Cole Patrick Connor Thomas Conway Timothy Conway Maria Coppola Kathy Corcoran Dan Cormier Brian Cote Beth Cotter Dale Craig Scott Crane freshmen 167 Lawrence Crocker Mike Cronin David Croteau Patricia Cummings Brodie Cusack Scott Daigle Peter Dairon Rachel Dargie James D'Ovidio Samuel Dibartolomeo Susan Dibartolomeo Kelly Doherty Hillary Doul Lea Driscoll Stanley Dube Scott Duford Danny Dumont Sue Dunn Laurie Durkee Andy Eaton Bobbi-Jo Eaton George Eaton Howard Eaton Carol Edwards William Edwards Keith Eggert Julie Ellis Kim Elwell Tom Evans Maria Felch Barbie Fernandez Laurie Fernald Lisa Flanders Virginia Foote Amy Fortin 168 freshmen Wendy Fournier Karen Fowler Myra Fowler Christopher Franzoso Robert Fuller Michele Fushpanski James Gagne Scott Gallant Toniann Gardiner Norman Gaulin Karen Geary Lisa Gilday Catherine Glavin Christine Greer David Grzybowski Gene Guth Stacy Haberman Charles Hafey Sean Haight Kerri Hamilton Lisa Hanson Ann Hardy Anne Harrington Bill Harrington Kimberly Haye Matt Hendry Chris Hepburn Danny Herbert Jill Hewett Lee ann Hicks Robert Hiller Jeff Hodsdon Kim Hollingworth Alan Holyoke Mike Houghton freshmen 169 Richard Houle Liesl Hutchins Jeffrey Jacobs Richard Jacques David Jautaikis JamesJedrey Ladd Johnson Michele Jones Mary Judkins Brian Kay Alyce Keegan Laurie Kellett Kimberly Kelleher Jeffrey Kelley Myrna Kelley Tom Kelson Dale Kenison Daniel Kertanis Michael Kimball Laurie King Jacqueline Kinsman Jeffrey Koppin Melissa Krenzer John Kristiansen Robert Kristiansen Lisa Krukonis Wayne Labonte Beth I.abroad Francis Lanio Donald Lappin William Larkin Elizabeth Lawson Peter Leary Eric Leonard Donald Littlefield 170 freshmen Kevin Lord Samantha Loughman Gayle Lovejoy Scott Lurvey Thomas Lions Jodi MacDormand Kevin MacDormand Pamela MacKenzie John Mad dock Christine MaGuire Timothy Manning Mikelanne Marino Gregory Markoski Georgia Marshall Joseph Marshall Leslie Martel Peter Masci Robert McAllister Danny McCoole Steve McGuinness Kendra Mcllveen Lisa McLeer Ernest Merrill Maria Messina Kevin Michel Carol Mica Susan Miller Marilyn Minko David Murray David Myers David Nardello Jackie Neff Scott Nerney Patricia Newcomb Russell Nickerson Jeffrey Niejadlik Nancy O'Brien Peggy O'Brien Terry O'Leary Kimberly O'Neil Mike O'Neil Brian O'Riordan Kevin Palazzo Gary Patenaude Greg Pawlak Cheryl Perkins John Perkins Scott Perkins Steve Perkins Terri Perkins Clara Pevear Ronald Pittendreigh Sherry Plaisted Eben Price Kimberly Prior Marcy Provencher Michael Quinn Lauriann Rafferty Bill Randall Clarina Randall Scott Randall Paul Redington Susan Reed Donna Ricardo Joanne Richardson Susan Richardson Lawrence Robillard Karen Rowe David Sarge David Sarson Kevin Saunders Tonia Schmidt Susan Schofield Robert Silver Lisa Skoglund Thomas Small David Smee Andrea Smith Lisa Smith David Souliere Deborah Souther Peggy Spier Bill St. Laurent Matthew Stoddard 172 freshmen Laura Sullivan Maura Sullivan Wanda Sweeney Kim Szacik Jim Tagg Mike Tarmy Alecia Taylor Lee Taylor Nancy Taylor Lauri Tessier Debby Thibault Cheryl Thomas Chris Thomson Elizabeth Tibbetts Andrew Tilbury Elizabeth Timko Emily Tobin John Tobin Brett Tompson Stephen Trask Suzanne Trayers Beth Tremblay Pam Trotman Mark Truchon Jon True Mark Tuttle Tim Tuttle Denise Tyler Wendy Vanderels Mark Vangel Tammy Vitalone Valerie Waitt Janice Walker Kevin Walsh Mike Walton Wendy Watkins Lauren Watts Gary Webster Bill Weinhold Ernest Welch Danielle Wheeler Amy White Bonnie Whitfield Kara Williams Debbi Wills Eddie Wilson Brian Wiser Sarah Woolsey Allan Wright Scott Wright Mary Xavier Stephanie Youngclaus Marcia Yuskiewicz Sharon Znoj freshmen 173 L€T’S H£t R IT TOR UND€RCLhSSM€N Top Left: Apparently not everyone enjoys musical chairs, in- cluding Alan Holyoke. Bottom Left: Freshmen find peprallies as a time to get together with friends. Right: Part of freshman year is making new friends, as Lisa Gilday and Alyce Keegan found out. 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N H 03874 Opposite Seabrook Plaza AJl major credit cards accepted: MC. BAC. A EX. DC. 204 Welcome to the Ranks of Alumni Winnacunnet’s 24th Class the Class of 1982 Hampton Academy and Winnacunnet High School Alumni Assoc. Post Office Box 8 Hampton, NH 03812 1907-1982:75th Anniversary CONGRATULATIONS From the Yearbook Staff I I SPECIAL THANKS TO TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY SPECIAL THANKS TO 207 Aloha to a Great Production South Pacific, which was put on stage last March by the Drama Club is the multi-award-winning musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein. South Pacific is mainly a love story mixed with the realities of the second World War. Nellie Forbush, a navy nurse, falls in love with a planter named Emile de Becque. Little does she know that he only moved to the island because he had killed someone and had run away. She soon discovers this and tries to forget him until tragedy strikes. Emile is asked to accom- pany Lt. Cable on a dangerous mission against the Japanese. When he almost loses his life, Nellie realizes that she truly loves him. The play is filled with many colorful characters, the most memorable of which is Bloody Mary. She provided a great deal of humor in the play by being so money- hungry and deceitful. Luther Billis and his friends were always trying to make life dur- ing the war a little more enjoyable and easy-going. A subplot to the play is when Mary sells her own daughter, Liat, to Lt. Cable. Ironically, the two fall in love. Aside from the humor and drama in the play, South Pacific also provides many classical songs. Among them are Some Enchanted Evening, Bali Ha'i,” I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair and There Is Nothing Like a Dame. The entire cast, crew, band and directors (Mr. Charron and Liz Dodge) should be con- gratulated on a super production. Pg. 2: Top: Audiences got quite a laugh from the Honey Bun number performed by Nellie Forbush (Lorraine Weimerskirch) and Luther Billis (Alan Reynolds). Right: Lin- da Carter as the conniving Bloody Mary played her part superbly. Pg. 3: Top left: Bloody Mary sings to two young people in love: her daughter, Liat (Mona Scrofano) and Lt. Cable (Peter Martin). Top right: Liat and Cable alone in her hut. Middle left: Nellie and friends during the number I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair. Middle right: Cable listens to Capt. Brackett (Mark Aldrich), the hard-hearted officer. Bottom left: Nellie with Emile's children, Ngana and Jerome. Bottom right: Nellie with her love, Emile de Becque (Chris Thom). 4 Aim for the Top A .500 season usually indicates the efforts of a mediocre ball club. However, despite their 9-9 record, the 1982 Warrior baseball team was far from average. In fact, they were power- ful contenders for the playoffs all season, missing the tournament by only one place. This talented group of underclassmen was led by co-captain Steve Fowler. Fowler was a consistent threat at the plate, batting .392 with 2 homers (including a grand slam against Dover), 22 hits and 23 RBI's, a new school record. Because of his efforts, he was voted the team’s MVP. Joining Fowler on the 20-hit parade was co-captain Hugh Linnehan, who led the team in three offensive categories while batting .377. Second baseman Tony Franzoso and center fielder Gary Miller, the team's only seniors, combined talent and experience to become the team's backbone. The stopper in this year’s pitching staff was sophomore southpaw Mark Joiner. Joiner didn't start the season with the varsity, yet won six games against no losses, setting two school records in the process. The baseball team should be proud of their performance over the 1982 season. If only a few breaks had gone their way . . . but there are always ifs.” One thing is for certain — baseball had better be ready for the 1983 Warriors, 'cause they’re aiming for the top! 6 baseball V� - Bottom Row: Bob Nicholson, Kim Chin, co- captain Steve Fowler, Mike Donovan, Rick Allen, co-captain Hugh Linnehan, Todd Conant, Eric Facey, and Larry Douglas. Top Row: Manager Dawn DeToro, Coach Foote, Dan Minutelli, Chris Paulson, Lee Vingent, Dave Brown, Jerry Fowler, Tom Blair, Jeff Niejadlik, and manager Heather Corbett. Missing: Gary Miller, Tony Franzoso, and Mark Joiner. Bottom Row: Ladd Johnson, Scott Carline, Rob Rowe, Bill Sturgis, Bryan Saunders, Dan Conway, John Arkalian, and Ron Gallant. Top Row: Chris Kilburn, Dave Pettigrew, Nick Paarlberg, Chris Franzoso, Dave Murray, Mike Tobin, Rod Bennett, Mark Joiner, Mike Mildon, and Coach White. Bottom Row: Tom Evans, Brian Cote, Kevin Saunders, Brian Wiser, Dave Nardello, and Tom Lyons. Top Row: Mark Carlson, Terry O'Leary, Mike Cronin, Gary Patenaude, Kelly Brown, Scott Gallant, Bill Harrington, and Coach Maloney. On Their Way Like their baseball counterparts, the WHS softball team had what could be considered a mediocre season. They, too, finished 9-9 and missed the state tourna- ment by one place. However, also like the baseball Warriors, their season was highlighted by crucial victories, clutch hit- ting and pitching, and impressive perfor- mances by every team member. MVP Kelly Merrill was the team's leading pitcher. Her 7-2 record set the WHS mark for most wins in a season — at one point she recorded six straight vic- tories. When not pitching, Merrill played a strong second base and was also fourth on the team with a .321 average. 1982 was the year for record-breakers. Leading the pack was shortstop Paige Kishbaugh who, while leading the team with a .392 average, set school marks for singles (29), runs scored (23), and stolen bases (15). Catcher Jeanne Trumbull led the power-hit parade, besting the RBI record with 21 and tying the home run mark with 2, while first baseperson Sue Fernandez’s 124 putouts shattered the previous record. Coach Bennett is losing five players, (Merrill, Fernandez, Ruth Boettcher, Tracy Kenison, and Jo Nelson) to graduation. The talent and experience of the remain- ing varsity players, along with the promise of the JV, should bring excitement to WHS softball followers for many seasons to come. Bottom Row: Nancy Labrie, Kelly Merrill, Tracy Kenison, Sue Fernandez, Jo Nelson, Ruth Boettcher, Paige Kishbaugh, and Debbie Gaulin. Top Row: Coach Dave Ben- nett, Terri Warren, Lori Dow, Jeanne Trumbull, Lisa Fenald.Jill Stoddard, Dawn Peck, Carolyn Sawyer, managers LuLu Mills, Kim Fowler, and Joni DiTomasso. Bottom Row: Kathy Cerasi, Cora Lee Beal, Dale Kenison, Patti Fowler, and Stephanie Ross. Top Row: Coach Len Barron, Janice Walker, Tonya Schmidt, Lisa Flanders, Brenda Downey, Sue Bourque, Patti Newcomb, and Lisa McLeer. softball 9 ‘i Hit Bottom Row: Mike McGrath, Rich Hinkle, Steve Guzinski, Kevin Mills, Steve Bos- inger, Peter Harter, Rob Lippe, Paul Myers, and Mark Annis. Second Row: Scott Snow, Dave Gamlin, Nick Thayer, Chad Tomaszewski, Scott Wright, Chuck Daigneau, Pat Cahill, Scott Bowditch, Brian McCoole, Ken Sheffert, Scott McKin- non, Dennis McGrath, David Buckmore, Tom Dumont, Richard Cassin, Peter Dibiasso, Peter Welsh, Bob Nevelle, Brian Sawyer, Skip Newell, and Matt Tilbury. Top Row: Ray Russell, Coach Manix, David Sarson, Tim Manning, Alan Wright, Mike Brand, Pat Woolsey, Eben Price, Bob Bigtree, Wayne LaBonte, Jeff Hodsdon, Rick Beaudette, Scott Tucker, Russ Moulton, and Coach Putnam. Missing: Tim Mc- Connell and Rob Hinkle. 10 boys spring track Finish Line Bottom Row: Sue Silsby, Julie Corcoran, Carolyn Cumming, Captain Jill Remick, Jacqui Corcoran, Kathy Dow, and Gina Manna. Middle Row: Coach Marilyn French, Tami Perkins, Tracy Snowden, Rayanne Menery, Beth McDonald, Jennifer Baker, Liz Glavin, Lori Hart, Stephanie Youngclaus, Peggy O'Brien, and Assistant Coach Diana Kozaska. Top Row: Trisha Cumming, Rachel Dargie, Kathy Glavin, Lynn Bosinger, Nancy Xavier, Jo Richardson, Sue Richardson, Lisa Cataneo, Bonnie Whitfield, Marilyn Minko, Jackie Neff, and Hillary Daoull. Missing: Kris Blomquist, Cathy Barton, Lynda Nelson, and Christie Daboul. Top right: Sue Silsby struggles to the finish line at the end of a long race. Bottom left: Carolyn Cumming passes the baton to Marilyn Minko so she can run her leg of the race. Bottom right: Kris Blomquist grimaces as she throws the javelin as far as she can. Top left: Cathy Barton tosses the discus at a home meet. Top right: Jill Remick stretches for extra inches in the triple jump. Bottom: Tracy Snowden puts all her energy into a race. Bottom row: Daren Soldati, Tim Hepburn, co-captains Mark Kelley and Jon Clausen, Ken Chin, and Steve O’Connor. Top row: Chris Fogwell, Jeff Kelley, Wayne Sowers, Bill St. Laurent, Peter Masci, and Steve Trask. Missing: Coach Dover. 14 Tennis Anyone? Gotta Love It! Bottom Row: Shea Bream, Mary Cahill, co-captain Sherry Scott, Jamie Sicard, and Penny Seamans. Top Row: Micky Calkins, Beth Cotter, Sue Ouellette, Holly Whit- field, Michelle Schmidt, Phyllis Bletzer, and Coach Whitmore. Missing: Co-Captain Gerda Chase. 16 ' y girls tennis 17 This year’s Senior class trip was quite a change from the usual excursion to Bretton Woods. The setting for 1982 was Montreal, Canada! It was April 24th, a Saturday morn- ing, when the three buses departed from Winnacunnet. It was a long hard ride and despite our exuberant spirit at the beginn- ing, the many hours on the road soon put many of us to sleep. It wasn't until the mid- dle of the afternoon that we arrived at Hotel le Sherbourg, our destination! Con- sidering our newfound energy and the fact that only two elevators were available, many of us took the stairs to get to our rooms and unpack. The rest of the after- noon was spent by meeting friends in their rooms and by investigating our new en- vironment. That night was spent by eating out at various restaurants. We soon learned that Montreal could offer a great deal to whet our appetites. The next morning, the group was taken on a two hour bus tour. We were thus able to view the various sights of the city. The many office buildings, cathedrals, sports stadiums and old neighborhoods were very interesting. Even the people of the city caught our eye when we saw their different way of dressing and styling their hair. Moreover, this culture’s habit of socializing was also fascinating. Despite the many scenic wonders of the tour, many could not pay attention due to an exhausting first night. The rest of the afternoon was left for us to do what we wished. It is odd how a class containing so many different per- sonalities ended up sharing the same pastime. Sunday night was our banquet at C.J.’s restaurant. We had a 1:00 curfew each night so of course not a minute was wasted in having fun. During our free time, everyone went their separate ways. Some went to see the Expos game on Sunday (which they won); the Meridian mall was also very popular especially for those who wanted to buy souvenirs; others went to see many of the culturally stimulating movies around town. Many girls who visited the various clubs fell in love with many of the entertainers. The last night in Montreal, a large group went to the Rendez-vous disco. We soon livened up an almost empty dance floor. There was plenty of music and refreshments which was all we needed to have a good time. After taking many pic- tures the next morning, we departed, leav- ing our mark on Montreal. W.H.S. Leaves Its Mark on Montreal Top left: Suzy Lemire, Anne Hackett, Karen Eastman and Marcia Hinkle demonstrate group spirit during one of our stops. Top right: Heather Corbett and Mr. Bamford visit Olympic Stadium. Middle left: Victor Hanson at the banquet. Middle right: Scott Anderson looks out on the city from his room balcony. Left: A group of friends: Laura Boeddinghaus, Tracy Hurley and Ginny Minko. Pg. 20: Top left: Peter O'Keefe awaits the buses on Satur- day morning. Top right: Mark Aldrich enjoying the Mon- treal sights. Below: Michelle Thomson and Missy Williams befriend one of the pony cart horses. Pg. 21: Top left: Jennifer Lelis comes prepared with her camera at the banquet. Top right: Mary Carroll and Kelly Keohane also at the banquet in C.J.'s restaurant. Middle left: Gerda Chase is surprised at the sight of a sudden camera. Mid- dle right: The salad bar offered many types of dishes as Marc Dugas discovered. Left: Scott Joubert, Roland Lemire and Martha Lamie show some enthusiasm during their trip. Graduation 1982 Graduation. The one day all high school seniors look forward to. The one joyous day that marks official emergence into the adult world. The one time in our lives where smiles and tears combine for a lifetime of memories. The morning of graduation day dawned, not clear and bright as the myth suggests, but with showers expected throughout the day, thereby postponing the ceremonies until Monday, June 14. Who will ever forget the long, seemingly endless hour spent in the gym getting organiz- ed, when in fact we were more organized (and anxious) than we had ever been? Led by our marshals Jill Lemire and Jeff Bednarz, we marched onto the football field to endure the many long-winded speeches we knew were sure to come. When the guest speaker of our graduation approached the microphone and began his speech, we knew that he recognized our restlessness. Mr. Stephen Bamford opened by stating that, when looking back, he could neither remember who the commencement speaker was nor what the theme of the message was on his graduation day. Realizing that com- mencement addresses rarely have any long-term impact, he told us that his speech was a piece of masterful research” — a collection of anec- dotes that had relevance to our day. He described and praised our teachers, a group that, as students, we tolerated, but, as graduates, we most certainly appreciate, and on- ly wish we had more opportunities to tell them so. He told us his wish that our four years at Winnacunnet had taught us not only the three R’s, but also the simple intangibles that help you grow socially, emotionally, spiritually, and psychologically.” Finally, he read to us a passage written by a senior reflecting back on her high school experience — ... But how do you say thanks for a mindful of beautiful memories? 1 remember autumns when all the excitement in the world flashed between two goalposts, winters warm with the glow of holi- day spirits ... springtimes that dazzled us with the promise of freedom, and long, lazy summer vacations when doing nothing was our favorite group activity!... It won't be easy saying good- bye to this school and to all my friends ... but I have so much more to learn about the world and about myself and it's time to get started. I only know that wherever I go, whatever I do, the days I’ve spent right here will always be a really special part of my life. We then received our diplomas and, with that, walked into the world, our world. And though we have places to go and people to meet, we will never forget our four years at WHS. They truly were a time to remember.” Top: Tony Franzoso and John Downey show their excitement and hap- piness about finally graduating! Middle: Could it be that these three are actually a little sad about leaving good ol’ WHS? Bottom: Jeff Bednarz and Jill Lemire, 1982 class marshals, wonder as they lead the Seniors, what it will be like for them next year. 22 Top: As dedicatee, Mr. Stephen Bamford was requested to be our guest speaker at the graduation. Middle left: The smile on Lou’s face reflects the feelings of most WHS students. Right: Michele Meyer receives her diploma from school board member Bonnie Kishbaugh. Bottom: Graduation day isn't always serious. A few laughs were a part of the final day at WHS! 23 Top left: Class President Tim McConnell reflects on the class of 1982 experiences in his final speech. Top right: While waiting to walk onto the field, class advisor, Miss Petrou, gives her famous command: Listen to Miss Petrou!” Middle right: While walking the graduation procession, Rich Hinkle finds something funny about the graduation proceedings. Bottom right: Nancy Sloan and Diane Foster look a little bewildered as they glance at the number of people waiting to view their graduation. Opposite Page: Top left: Marc Carroll, Kelly Merrill and Sue Fernandez take their last walk to the football field as WHS seniors. Middle left: A pensive mood seems to have struck Marc Kelly as he watches the gradua- tion proceedings. Right: As Nick Lermer receives his diploma from School Board member Bonnie Kishbaugh, he seems to be thinking a common thought; where’s the celebration! I a 24 ft « ,y _________ L