Winnacunnet High School - Sachem Yearbook (Hampton, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1984 volume:

SEABROOK — HAMPTON — HAMP TON I-AI.I.S NOR I H HAMP I ON miacunnet h[icfh School Hampton, Hew Hampshire OJ8-4- 1984 SACHEM A Stiver CELEBRATION Historical Notes On the name Winnacunnet By Mr. James W. Tucker of Hampton In the early part of the seventeenth century the Indians had a settle- ment in the general area north of what is now Hampton Harbor and its tributary rivers — a settlement they called Winnacunnet. Probably members of the Wompanoag Tribe lived on the high ground which sloped east and south to ocean harbor and river. Evidences of their settlement in the form of arrow heads and beds of clam shells have been found even in recent years. Many records of the General Court of Massachusetts, relating to the settlement of Hampton, refer to the area by its Inkean name, Win- nacunnet. On March 3, 1636, more than two years before Hampton was officially settled by the Rev. Steven Bachiler and followers, the Court ordered That there be a plantation settled at Winnacunnet. On November 2, 1638, the Court granted that Mr. Steven Bachiler and others shall have the liberty to begin a plantation at Winnacunnet. In all probability, it was October 14, 1638, that the founders sailed up the Hampton River in the shallop which brought them from Newbury to the new plantation. On June 7, 1639, it was enacted by the General Court held the same year and, according to town records, at Mr. Bachelor's request, it was recorded that Winnacunnet shall be called Hampton. As to the meaning of the word Winnacunnet Honorable C. E. Pot- ter, a state authority on the Indian language who lived at Hillsborough, wrote that Winnacunnet means The Beautiful Place of Pines, or the Pleasant Place of Pines. A Maine authority. Rev. Edward Ballard of Brunswick, translated the word to mean, The Beautiful Place of Pines. The original boundaries of Hampton included the following towns, since set apart in whole or in part: Sandown, Kingston, East Kingston, Kensinton, Seabrook, Hampton Falls, North Hampton and Tye. At the outset Hampton included approximately 100 square miles from which is derived its original name. Now, the town of Hampton comprises only some 8,000 acres, a quarter of which is marshland. A Silver DEDICATION Take each day as a new challenge and a new learning experience. When that is gone, it is time to move on. A Dedication: A name, often, a message, prefixed to a book, express- ing affection for a friend or cause. The name is Jamie Marston. The message is Thank You. You dedicated yourself to us as a counselor, a class advisor, and as a friend. You struggled with us and for us to make high school life a challenge and a learning experience. Now that it is time to move on, we, the class of Nineteen-Hundred Eighty-four, take this opportunity to give you a special appreciation. With most sincere gratitude this 1984 Silver Celebration is dedicated to you. Miss Jamie Marston. 4 Dedication Above: Dennis McGrath flashes a smile for the camera. Top: Enjoying free time in the cafeteria, are close friends, Donna Dustin, Helen Newell, Mona Scrofano, Scott Bowditch, Gale Foster and Dawn DeToro. Above: Wendy Fournier concentrates on making change during a football game at the Junior concession stand. Above: During long schedules, underclassmen find time to enjoy the nice weather while it lasts. Left: Cathy Mills cannot make up her mind whether or not she wants to have her picture taken for the yearbook. Guess what! We sotcha Cathy!!! A Silver CELEBRATION The past 25 years have represented a great deal of change at Winnacunnet. The most intense change in our country's history has occurred dur- ing this period. YV.H.S. has shared the thrill as well as the pains of growth. The campus has witnessed changes from fashions and clothes, hairstyles, curriculum and music. Two people who have witnessed W.H.S. from its birth are Mr. Dodge and Mr. Ladd. “The facilities have improved for the better and the curriculum has expanded tremendously, says Mr. Ladd. The Senior Class is happy to be the Silver An- niversary Class and is fortunate to rest on the laurels of the past. 7 WE'VE COME A LONG WAY Twenty-five years has brought about many changes to Winnacunnet. Gone is the Smoke Signal newspaper, the football queen and the wrestling team. Although these things have faded into the past, we still have the tradi- tions of Homecoming, Winnacarnival and the Exeter Blue Hawk rivalry. Our school colors remain Blue and White. Two faculty members have witnessed these changes. Mr. Ladd and Mr. Dodge are the only staff members who were here when the doors first opened. Even though many changes have occurred, school spirit has and will always be present. — A Silver — CELEBRATION Old vs. New 9 -----A Student Life CELEBRATION Our Celebration started on Monday mornings and continued through the weekends. Something was always happening. Academically, aceing an important test, giving oral reports, or just starting that paper that was due the next morning. After school, many of us spent hours practicing for Saturday's game, decorating for Friday night's dance, or meeting with our advisors. While many others were busy at their after school jobs. No matter what we were doing, “dedicated was the word that described our attitude. With a “Never say die outlook, we strived to attain our goals. During lunch periods, it's not only a time to eat, but a time to do last minute homework. Relaxing out on the front lawn, Eric Schmidt prepares for his next class. 10 Student Life Lunch time was a big part of the school day; crowded tables, long lines and of course school lunches. Enjoying his lunch, Dave Croteau paused for a picture. Jeans and jean jackets were a popular out- fit this past year. Here Mike and Dave model this typical attire. Even after the game, fans stay to see the post football show put on by the warrior players. This familiar group of seniors gathered to watch. Victory was on the minds of many players when re- turning to play the second half of the Merrimack game. Leading the fired up Warriors were co-captains Ron Munday and John Arakelian. OPEN ARMS Junior Prom 83 It was a memorable night for everyone, a night that most of us had waited for and looked forward to for many months. It was our Junior Prom, a night not soon to be forgotten. With the special theme of Open Arms, the prom was held at the Ashworth by the Sea. The night was full of energy and delight as everyone danced to the music of Cruzin. Towards the end of the night, tensions were mounting as the ballots for the queen and her court were being counted. After the ballots had been counted Mr. Gagne announced the Queen, Sara Price and her court, Brenda Downey, Lynn Grandmasion, Amy Adams, Mary Cutshall, Michelle Blaisdell, and Trudy Gagne. This was a perfect way to end the evening. Our dreams had been realized, and we had recorded this very memorable moment. The tuxes and gowns were put away, but the memories linger on. Right: Weekends began exactly at 2:15 on Fridays. The sound of the bell released us from the Academic life and ushered in the start of our celebration. Gathering their books and coats, Trudy Gagne, Nick Thayer and Kathy McRae are anxious to leave. Below: The Junior Class consession stand came to life on most Saturdays. Spending her Saturday working for the Junior class, Mikelanne Marino waits on a customer. A WEEKEND CELEBRA TION- Once the 2:15 bell rang on Friday, the students were out of the school in a flash. No more school for 58 hours! For most of us just hearing the bell was a sigh of relief. Weekends meant total freedom from school. These two days were considered a freedom, for there were many things to look forward to. We could go to a dance, a sporting event, or just hav- ing two days of total relaxation. For some, the weekends brought about anticipation, anxiety, victory or defeat. Many returned to the school to participate in sports related events. People did not come to the sports events just to participate in the events, but also came to be with friends. Others came for different reasons such as ex- tra curricular activities such as plays, concerts and other after school events. Often there were lessons to be learned at such events such as being a good sport, or playing the game. After the event was finished (whether it was a victory or a defeat) there was still a sense of PRIDE among us all. The school spirit and enthusiasm was always present and kept us going. Top Left: After many long morning practices, Gayle Foster performs with the warrior marching band during the halftime show. Above: A familiar sight at the football games was a war- rior cheerleader. Co-captain Patti Newcomb shows her spirit as she cheers the team on. Left: A weekend event that usually came to mind was a football game. Showing their true warrior spirit, Brenda Downey and Kathy Donahoe spent Saturday after- noon watching the game. Student Life 15 WESTWARD HO! Below: The day of the trip! Mr. Rice and Brian Sawyer start to organize packing the truck. Right: Jason Bowley did the annual painting of the Norlands wagon. When thinking about the West class, one has a feeling of uncertainty. Ques- tions surface — History and English combined? T wo periods long? What is one to expect? When entering the West class, singular and unique ex- periences continue to grow compared to the routine of the regular class. While playing 1856 simulation games, one has fun, yet can still learn something about History and English. The games also show how to use QUICK THINKING and QUICK REASONING. They can also bring out the stupidity if one does not think cor- rectly (kicking in doors). Toward the end of the year the game became real when the class takes a four day trip to the Norlands in East Livermore, Maine. The Norlands is a working farm where life is geared around the 1800's. In the beginning, the work is fun, but towards the end it becomes strenuous (especially when it rains). All in all, the West was one of the best experiences the members of the class will remember. 16 The West The only staple of bread was biscuits! A job Mrs. Millett did one morning. Upper left: All of the gear made the wagon and back packs heavy. When going up the hill, the wagon jack knifed because of the weight. As it jackknifed, everyone scattered and slowly appeared when the wagon was back on its track. Right: Mrs. Millette and Bobbi Martin organize 'The Mess Box. ront row: Davis Randall, Henry Stonie, Mike O'Keefe, Chad Patterson, Jason Bowley, Scott Bowdich, John Dodge, Jiff Barrett, Dave Pettigrew. Se- cond row: Mr. Rice, Lisa Sissison, Brian Saunders, Regina Mahar, Jamie Fatheree, Dave Brown, Cathy Millison, Patty Fowler, Scott Blaisdell, Dan Smith, Gary Patenaude, Bobbi Martin, Stephanie Ross, Jeff Ham, Janet Todd, Jenifer Palmer, Todd Gavette, Roberta Martin, Mrs. Millett. Middle top: The morning campsite was quite hectic, for breakfast was being prepared. Bottom right: As the winter hay was delivered, Jeff Ham and Dave Brown helped put it in the loft. The West 17 The Working Class During our high school years, spending the buck was a very popular pastime. New clothes, the movies, and going on dates were the basic necessities of high school life. When the handouts from Mom and Dad became fewer and fewer, we finally realized that some drastic changes would have to take place. Would we cut down on the amount of clothes we bought or stay home and watch T.V.? Not a chance! The only alternative was to get a job! The supermarkets, drug stores and fast food restaurants were just a few of the many places where we could find our classmates. A good part of the weekends were spent earning ex- tra dollars. This became a part of our lives during our high school years. = HOMECOMING '84' Although Winnacunnet High School is twenty-five years old this year. Homecoming is a relatively new event. There may have been other activities that excited the classes of earlier years, but without a doubt. Homecoming is one of our most memorable times. There is something about the total school attitude that made the days during spirit week full of laughter and joy. Students, staff and faculty alike joined in each day to help build a near fever pitch by Homecoming Weekend. Spirit Week was five full days of acting crazy. Each day was designated to represent a different spirited theme. Monday was T- Shirt and Jeans day; Tuesday was Hat, Sunglasses and Tie day; Wednesday was Preppy day; Thurs- day was Punk day; and Friday each class, as well as the teachers and staff, wore a different color. It was amazing to see the teachers dressed in so many wild and imaginative outfits. The Homecoming game against Exeter was postponed until Sunday because of bad weather, but this made the dance on Saturday night all-the-more successful. =HOMECOMING '84' The last but certainly not least event of Homecoming was the Ex- eter game. Postponed from Saturday because of weather conditions, the kickoff was at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday. This was not only our Homecoming game against our rivals — THE BLUE HAWKS. It was our chance to prove who was boss. We hadn't beaten the Exeter squad in a long time — too long, and this was to be the day. And so it happened, the stands filled with fans and victory was to be within our reach. The Warriors, dominated the game from the start to the finish and owed much of their suc- cess to the incredible defense. The unbeatable offense however, headed by quarterback Dave Brown, should not go unmentioned with this win. When the time clock had finally wound down, it proved to everyone who was indeed the best. The final tally: W.H.S. 11 — Exeter 0. Warrior pride had shown through once again, as we ended our Homecoming Celebration. Homecoming 23 POWDER PUFF The day finally arrived. Girls from both the Junior and Senior class showed up to play ball, and have some fun too! Anyone who thought that girls couldn't play this “man's sport quickly changed their minds after watching the game. The game was off to a slow start, but the Juniors picked up the pace with the first touchdown of the game. The Seniors, who were upset with this, tightened up their defense. Their skill and clever plan- ning helped them to hold off the Juniors and soon regain control of the game. Quarterback Laura McGrail played superbly, and the Seniors were on the board to tie up the score. The game ended in a tie which led them into overtime. Each team was allowed four plays at the ten yardline. The Seniors held back the Juniors and were able to score a touchdown on a quarterback pass which brought the game to an end. Seniors 12 and Juniors 6. As the girls proved, football is definitely not for men only! “FRISKY BUSINESS” FOR KEITH LEMERISE A member of the club demonstrating a little culture. Singing Billie Jean from his number one best seller album Thriller is Michael Jackson. (Paris Wheeler). The Village People took WHS by storm as they dominated the Lip Sine contest. Boy George from Culture Club asks, Do you really want to hurt me? 28 Winnacarnival FROSTY FROLICS '84 Winter time is not only a time for skiing, snowball fights, carol- ing and sledding, but a time for a CARNIVAL! Winacunnet has been celebrating the traditional Winnacarnival for twenty-five years. This is the time of the year when each class pulls together to compete against each other, to prove which is the strongest class. The spirit during this week of events is tremendous, especially towards the end of the week when the race narrows down to deter- mine the winner. This year's car- nival proved to be a tough, highly competitive contest for most of the classes, leaving the final deci- sion upon a few of the last events. The carnival activities began with the Winnabowl. In this event, each class displayed its ex- cellence in various sporting events. The Senior class dominated the Winnabowl, the girls won both floor hockey and basketball, and the boys did their best and placed well in all events. A new contest introduced to Winnacarnival was LIP SINC. This contest had class members dress up and mouth the words of a certain rock group. The Juniors stole the show by imitating the Village People. Another new event introduced to Winnacarnival was the HALL DECORATING contest, which proved to make the school a little more festive in appearance. Each class was assigned a certain hall in the school to decorate and what a job they did! The class that came out on top of the HALL DECORATING was the Sophomore class. The TOILET PAPER ROLL was still another new event. The class that unrolled the fastest was the Sophomore class. One wonders how they practiced for this event? Many other traditional events were divided among the classes, and the scoring for the events was very close. The Freshman class had a little trouble getting into the swing of things, since it was their first year. Better luck in the years to come! One of the events that took place outside was the water balloon toss. Dennis McGrath gets ready to toss the balloon to his partner. Arm wrestling was a very interesting and creative event for both the male and females, but Sue Gagne and Beth Cotter show that this was not just a sport for boys. Winnacarnival 29 FROSTY FROLICS Above: Ken Carroon picks a rose from Queen Christie Daboul's bouquet while out on the dance floor. Above: One could not help singing to the good songs played as these three people show. Middle photo: TA DA! , says Terry Jutris as she dances in front of the camera. 30 Winnacarnival Dance After a whole week of battling it to the end, the classes joined together for the traditional Win- nacarnival Dance. This dance brought FROSTY FROLICS to a triumphant end. Everyone was anxiously waiting to hear the results of the competition and towards the end of the night the results were in. The Seniors had won with a total of 147 points, and it was Ken Carroon and Cristie Daboul that accepted the title of the King and Queen of Winnacar- nival. The Sophomores came in second with 144 points, the Juniors third with 128 points, and last but not least the Freshmen with a total of 109 points. The spirit that was displayed during the week of FROSTY FROLICS was unforgettable! All of the classes displayed a lot of ef- fort trying to show who was the strongest class. In retrospect all classes were the winners. It was the spirit and fun everyone shared that counted the most. Top photo: The Winnacarnival Dance Court included Tom Brown and Sue McDermott representing the freshmen, Karen Carroon and Christie Daboul (King and Queen) representing the Seniors, Lisa Flanders and Dave Murray representing the Juniors, and Carole Lovejoy and Chris Silver representing the Sophomores. Above: GO AHEAD AND JUMP, JUMP was a popular song as well as a common dance step done on the dance floor. Winnacarnival Dance 31 This twosome, Michelle Dugas and Amy Adams, enjoyed many good times together throughout their high school years. A friendly trio together at a football game are Sarah Price, Janet Todd and Regina Maher. This trio has been friends for many years. In- separable are Elliot Miller, Tom McLaughlin and Tom Campell. 32 Best Friends Best Friends People that make us laugh and cry, make us happy and make us sad — where would we be without our friends. They help us through the worst of times and share with us the best of times. Our high school years are especially important when it comes to friends. Meeting new people and engaging into a new friend- ship is as important as renewing an old one, but what really is a true friend? A friend is . .. Someone with whom you can be completely honest Someone who you can trust and respect Someone to talk to when things are going great Someone to talk to when things are going wrong Someone who gives you support in times of need Someone who is there when you need that extra boost of confidence Someone who gives you back exactly what you have given them. It s our own special friends that make it all worthwhile! They are not only the best of friends, but they dress alike too! Chris Greer and Gayle Lovejoy pose for a picture. Even teachers have best friends! Here, Mr. Ray stands with his furry buddy — Is that you Bob? Sporting Events are where friends can be found. Susie Tewksbury and Ellen Cumming at a war- rior football game. Having lunch are best friends Sue Laney and Julie Arnold. Best Friends 33 Band Leaders bU'c Captain Asst. Drum Major Paul Eaton Les Pierce Maureen Walsh Section Leaders Flute Clarinet Sax Horn Trumpet Trombone Low Brass Percussion Maureen Walsh Debra Eaton Laurie Johnson Roberta Martin Laura Moulton Samantha Loughman Susan Donaldson Gene Guth This year's band led by band captain Paul Eaton, and drum ma- jor Maureen Walsh, put in long hours on their halftime show. The spirit and dedication of the band was evident in all they did. Their music generated enthusiasm at football games and parades to pep rallies, and were a welcome sight at any assembly. Marching Band CONCERT BAND The W.H.S. Warrior Band is synonymous with dedication. The band strives each year to bring to Winnacunnet a musical program that reverberates with quality. Under the guidance of Mr. Stan Bednarz, the band has been successful in pursuing this goal, turning out a fine crop of musicians each year. The band exhibits its skills in a series of concerts. The season commences with the Christmas concert, and culminates with the annual exchange concert which is be- ing held with Susquehanna Township H.S., Harrisburg, PA. The band ex- perience is a mixture of good times and good people. It not only provides lasting memories, but cements numerous friendships. 36 Band F R C E H S O H R M U A s N CHORUS Chorus ... The very word starts you humming your favorite tunes. That's exactly what about 107 assorted W.H.S. scholars do every day periods 4-5. All of it isn't fun and games, though. They must learn scale steps, sharp and flat sequences, and also must memorize every song (including some in Latin, Spanish, and Italian!) before a concert. Note for note, this year's Chorus, commanded by Mr. Richard Ray and his accompanist, Michelle Blaisdell, has proved that music is the most ex- pressive (and certainly most fun) of all forms of art. 38 Chorus c H A M B E R S I N G E R S Chorus 39 Scholars have PhD's. The Army has its Special Forces. Chorus has the Chamber Singers, an elite, highly mobile, and extremely fine-tuned set of musicians. The Chamber Singers tackle the tough stuff and seem to do a pretty good job at it, too. Accompanist Laura Hillier, who has an equally challenging job, is the group's magic fingers. All in all, the Chamber Singers have shown themselves to be a tough, dedicated, and sometimes funny group of individuals. Getting It Together 1984 STAFF Editor-in-chief..........................................Amy Adams Copy Editor..................................Henry Stonie Layout Editor................................Bobbi Martin Senior Editors...................Sarah Price and Janet Todd Sports Editors............Michelle Dugas and Regina Maher Student Life Editor.................................Christie Daboul Academics Editors.........Jennifer Baker and Nancy Xavier Clubs Editor ...............................Brett Tompson Underclass Editor............................Pam Trotman Advertising Editor......................................Beth Tremblay Sales Manager....................................Patty Busta Advisor..................................Mr. Randall Zito PHOTOGRAPHERS STAFF ASSISTANTS MacLean-Stevens Studio National School Studio Mr. Randall Zito Greg Monostori Kim Leach Pete Doiron Dan Kertanis Sarah Woolsey Sue Lanney Michelle Dugas Cover design by Hannah Adams Lynn Grandmaison Beth MacDonald Bridget Binette Sue DiBartolomeo Keith Egeert Kevin Saunders Laurie Fernald Alyce Keegan Helen Newell John Dodge = MATH TEAM Those who think they know it all, and probably do, are found on the Math Team. Seriously, who wants to sit around figuring out the cube root of -487W Well, the people on the Math Team, coached by Mr. Luisi, are that kind of people with a competitive strip running through them. No need to elaborate, for they have done well; and this year, they did well as a team, too. CHALLENGE! Who won the English football cup in 1949? Who cares? Well, ask any member of this year's Challenge team, and they will pro- bably know. The Granite State Challenge team is a col- ossal conglomeration of some mighty wick- ed brains. Quick recall was the require- ment, and the team has it. Gary Patenaude, Dave Young, Steve Trask, Mona Scrofano, and coach Mr. Haggerty were the front run- ners, with Les Pierce and John Dodge think- ing up a storm as back-ups. The big day was Jan. 23, but the Challengers lost out to Interlakes in their one and only battle, 215-130. John Dodge's lucky hat fell off, and Mr. Haggerty lost his appetite, but they thought they did a pretty fine job. Oh, yes. The football cup: Wolverhampton Wanderers beat Lester, 3-1. = SHS = The Miguel de Cervantes Chapter of Winnacunnet High School held its first Spanish Honor Society in- duction. The initiation took place on the 11th of May, 1983. The S.H.S., started by Mrs. Hiller last spring, gives those students excelling in their Spanish studies recognition for their dedica- tion and hard work. = NHS= The National Honor Socie- ty consists of a select group of students who exemplify the qualities of leadership, character, scholarship, and service. The N.H.S. is a charitable organization which contributes a great deal of time and money to many causes. The N.H.S. is a very prominent addition to both the school and community. Highlights from this year's N.H.S. include bake sales, a crafts fair, and selling arm bands for the Lemerise fund. They also sponsored a dance and entered a float in the Christmas parade. To top it all off, the members attend- ed a statewide convention in Manchester in the fall. Bottom row: John Dodge, Laura Moulton, Kathleen Wheeler, Mona Scrofano, Christie DaBoul and Nick Paarlberg. Second row: Paul Eaton, Marilyn Minko, Gay Brown, Terry Jutras, Susan Ouellette, Liz Glavin, Kathleen Clark. Last row: Steve Trask, Dawn Peck, Rayanne Memery, Helen Newell, Lauranne Clubs 43 Rafferty, Brian Beaulieu and Ronald Gallant. EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Ever wonder what hap- pens to the stuff the Hampton Union doesn't print? Well, wonder no more. A serious group of journalists advised by the indomitable Mr. Thomas Haggerty, have succeeded in finding all the news that's fit to print. Editors John R. Dodge and Brett Tompson lead the group in the hard work category, supported by such people as Vera O'Connell, Jenny Banda, and camera man Mike Roobian. Many others help with the hard work. The Informant this year promises to be a students' newspaper, and in all aspects, a work of art. BEHIND THE SCENES Techies. Techies. Techies. So what's the big deal about techies? What is a techie? I'Ll tell you, I don't know. A techie is some sort of weird growth that flourishes during the dramatic productions of the Win- nacunnet stage. Often one will find a techie lurking in the shadows of the loft, or draped over a keyboard in the pit. Techies, at least the real ones, seem to be gluttons for punishment. When the going gets tough, they migrate to Pizza Hut and exchange stories of the stage 'til weird hours of the night. Have you hugged a techie today? (Have you seen one?) Techies 45 Below: Dracula (Scott Bowditch) shields himself from Professor Van Heusing's wolfbane. Right: The attendant (Mr. Charron) discusses the strange happenings with the maid (Jenny Banda). Middle right: Renfield (John Dodge) is definitely insane. Bottom right — When Ren- field gets out of hand it is the attendant's job to handle him. Feeling like a pain in the neck? Well, try telling that to this year's cast and crew of the dramatic pro- duction Dracula. This well-known story took form on the Winnacunnet stage with the help of some most unusual people. Those who weren't strange, well, they just didn't seem to fit in. In fact, the whole play was composed of some really interesting people. Scott Bowditch, in the title role, performed with his usual ex- travagancy. Supporting him were Erik Schmidt, Greg Capaldi, and Scott Snow as the fallible men of the stage who turned the tide against evil to good. Of course the vic- tim heroine was portrayed to ex- tremes by Mona Scrofano. In the framework of the play lurk- ed Jenny Banda in her first WHS pro- duction, and she made an excellent first impression. At the last minute, due to technical difficulties, Russ Charron (himself!) was called in to supply his rendition of the attendant, which he did remarkably. John Dodge, formerly the attendant, was assigned to per- form Renfield, a crazy sort of character, but then, he was only elaborating on his eccentric personality. All in all, the play went gruesome- ly well. In fact it might be said they all had a bloody good time. But remember, there are such things . . . Top: A frightened but courageous Dr. Seward (Erik Schmidt) wards off Dracula. Bottom: Weakened Lucy (Mona Scrofano) is comforted by her fiance Harker (Scott Snow), her father (Erik Schmidt), and her friend Van Heusing (Greg Capaldi). Drama 47 Opposite page: The Winnacunnet Warrior Fall Cheerleaders cheer the Varsity football team on to victory. Top: The W.H.S. Winter Varsity Cheerleaders form a pyramid during practice. Above right: Michelle Schmidt entertains spectators during a game. Above left: The W.H.S. Winter Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Cheerleaders 49 SPIRIT! 50 Student Council Imagine life at Winnacun- net without Homecoming, the Pepsi Machine, pep rallies, Winnacarnival, Secret Smiles, and balloons. . . . All these things would not be possible without Stu- dent Council. The Student Council is a dedicated group of students, one from each homeroom, who attend meetings in preparation for these events. Holding a position on the council enables one to take pride in himself, and his school. This year's council has been very successful. Homecoming this year had the biggest turnout since the tradition was started. Win- nacarnival — the challenge between the classes, was one of the best ever. Student Council 51 WOL ... LIVE IT! It's different that other classes and its fun, and we always have fun on the adventures . . . what a blast. WOL is a challenging and rewarding course. It not only challenges your body, but it challenges your mind, fun, excitement, healthy, athletic adventure, and everything else that school it not. Outdoor Learning was the best part of this school year, I learned a lot about the outdoors, wildlife, things that I had never experienced. Outdoor Learning is not just adven- tures, its a learning experience too. It is a fun class, relaxing and you can make some very close friends. WOL 53 What does Outdoor Learning Mean to You? From Rags to Riches The year of 1984 not only brought about the 25th celebra- tion of the school, but also the victory of the football team winning the Division II State Championship. The team came back from a 1 and 8 season in 1982 to a 10 and 1 season in 1983. This victory was not easy, for the team had practiced very hard. During the summer the football team practiced in double sessions. Coach Liporto commented that this year's team looked bet- ter in offense than it had in several years. He also said that they were a big play team; if the opponent made a mistake, we could really make them pay for it by gaining a lot of yards quickly. But much of this year's credit should go to Mr. Liporto and his fine coaching staff. Winnacunnet is proud of their in- credible success. Varsity Football Team Front row, left to right: Tom Evans, Gary Patnaude, Jerry Fowler, Pete Dibiaso, Dave Croteau, Brain Sawyer, tri-capt. Dave Brown, tri-capt. John Arakelian, Dave Nardello, Dennis Mcgrath, Chris Franzoso, Scott Tucker, Pete Flanders, and Doug Dahl. Second row: Head Coach Mr. Liporto, Dave Burdette, Steve Gaffney, Matt Martel, Dave Heath, Steve Kilroy, Dave Buckmore, Brad McKenzie, Dan Herbert, Paul Niemi, Mike Cronin, Scott Magri, Ted Cassin and Assistant Coach John Haggerty. Third row: Assistant Coach Mr. Gagne, tri-capt. Ron Munday, Brain Beaulieu, Mike Vandevender, Kevin Hutchins, Bob Patricio, Richard Jacques, Pete Barclay, Joe Burns, Scott Carline, Sean Facey, and Jeff Niejadlik. Football Scoreboard W.H.S. Opponent 13 Londonderry 6 7 Pinkerton 0 7 Merrimack 0 18 Timberlane 8 25 Laconia 6 14 B. Guertin 6 0 Somersworth 27 14 Milford 7 11 Exeter 0 semi-final 12 Somersworth 6 Final 19 Exeter 7 Hands Off! Below: While surrounded by team members, Dave Brown looks for a hand off during a regular season game against the Timberlane Owls. Sandwiched Far below: Starting running back Scott Tucker makes every effort to gain extra yardage. Rolling Out Right: Junior Jeff Niejadlik scans the field for a pass while a Timberlane Owl closes in behind. The Spiral Below right: Tri-Capt. Dave Brown looks to complete a pass. Frosh Football First row: Arther Lemerise, Mark Carlton, Scott Gray, Chris Gratton, Shaun Gray, Lee Romprey, Er- nie Souther, and Brian Hutchins. Second row: Samantha Clark, T. ). Gray, Barry Goldberg, Tod Smith, Ryan Scott, Tom Ceberek, and Jennifer Cor- bin. Third row: Wendy Heath, Jim Davis, Scott Bullard, Sean Coburn, Eric Gebow, Tom Brown, Gregg Carrell, and Elizabeth Kaiser. Fourth row: Coach Jack Ford, Alex Weare, Brian Carey, Mike Nist, Steve Peterson, Kevin Hickey, Jake Fowler, and Coach Steve Gaulin. Emotions in Motion! Above left: Seconds after overtime Somersworth semi-final game, tri-capt. Dave Brown and referee declare touchdown. Ahhh..A Center left: From the side lines Junior Dan Herbert shows distaste for the previous play. Escaping the Crowd Left: Racing for the outskirts, Scott Tucker tries to avoid the Timberlane defense. Football Champs 57 A Celebration of Champions It is certainly appropriate that during Winnacunnet High School's 25th anniversary the girls soccer team brought its school its first state championship. A major factor to their success was the fact that they were a TEAM. Their unity was displayed on the field, as well as off the field. The girls demonstrated good sportsmanship, team coherence, and a lot of SPIRIT! Preceding the soccer season, the girls worked relentlessly during the hot humid days of August. The effort and spirit of the team showed even then, that they were determined to win. The girls' poise pulled them through two tough tour- nament games. In both games the team came from behind to beat the Oyster River Bobcats and the Steven's Lady Cardinals. Congratulations for an A WESOME season! Varsity Soccer Front row: Sue Wilde, Captain Paige Kishbaugh, Captain Dawn Peck, Linda Nelson, Kim Flynn. Middle row: Diane Harrold, Beth MacDonald, Brenda Downey, Mary St. Germain, Tracey Snowden, Donna Testa. Back row: Coach Beattie, Sue Bourque, Jackie Neff, Mikelanne Marino, Debbie McCaddin and Kathy Donahoe. Girls Soccer Scoreboard W.H.S. Opponent 9 Nashua 0 6 Pinkerton 1 4 Oyster River 4 3 Memorial 0 7 Exeter 0 7 Spaulding 0 1 Oyster River 0 5 Milford 0 1 Londonderry 0 7 Alvirn 0 4 Pinkerton 1 5 Spaulding 0 5 Exeter 1 6 Concord 0 Tournament 3 Memorial 0 2 Oyster River 1 2 Stevens 1 Power of Champions Opposite page: Left: Captain Paige Kishbaugh looks for a teammate to pass to as she dribbles downfield. This page: Left: Captain Dawn Peck passes the ball to a fellow Warrior at this game against Concord. Upper left: Linda Nelson quickly charges for the ball before any other opponent has a chance. Lower left: Tricia Royal beats this Concord player to the ball and gets set to go for the goal! Below: Brenda Downey lets this attacker know that she won't give up until she has the ball in her clutches. Girls J. V. Soccer First row: Kim Larkin, Julie Dywer, Dianne MacDonald, Kim Flynn, Julie Correll, Kelley Sullivan, and Coach Bruno. Back row: Kristen Peters, Laurie Johnson, Chris Orr, Sue Downey, Sue Grandmaison, Beckey Hart, and Kim Lalsann. 60 Girls Soccer State Champions Racing Ahead Right: Playine on foreign soil, Lynn Grandmaison concentrates on out maneuvering her Concord opponents. Faking the Move Below: Linda Nelson outwits her Concord opponent by her speed and agility. That's using your head! Below right: Fullback Diane Harrold gains control of ball off forehead to kick it out of defensive end. Bouncy Ball Right: Sue Wilde is persistent in getting control of the bouncing ball. A Goal Attempt Below: Junior Mikelanne Marino breaks in from her wing position for an attempt on the goal. Stretch it out! Far below: In pursuit of the ball, Donna Testa puts her best foot forward. «raio: Returning Veterans Soccer of association football as it was once called is a fast paced, demanding sport. When thinking about soccer, one imagines it as a sport of just kicking a ball into the goal. Easily said, but not done. The ball has to be skillfully controlled, pro- perly positioned and then precisely kicked into the goal. It is a game of flying feet, legs, and bodies, the head often being used to butt the ball. Using these same skills, this year's varsity soccer team had a record of five wins, five losses, and four ties. The highest scorer on this year's team was Bill Sturgis with five goals and three assists. Rob Buzzel was selected the most valuable player. Hard competition may have limited the number of winning games, but as Mr. Foote noted at the banquet, this team was one of the best he has ever coached and is looking forward to next year's returning veterans. Boys Varsity Soccer Kneeling from left to right: Ron Gallant, Chris Robie, Ricky Beaudette, Norm Gaulin, Dan Pender, Bob Stasiowski, Dave Pettigrew, Ladd Johnson, and Mike Baker. Standing left to right: Rob Buzzell, Peter Robie, Jim Gagne, Steve Janetos, Rodney Bennett, Doug Johnson, Greg Stiles, Andy Boettcher, Mike Mildon, Bill Sturgis, Joe Ford, Nick Paarlberg, manager Dawn Detoro and Mr. Foote. 62 Varsity Soccer Scoreboard W.H.S. Opponent 5 Dover 1 0 Pinkerton 4 1 Salem 0 2 Memorial 3 0 Oyster River 1 2 Portsmouth 3 0 Exeter 1 0 Newmarket 0 1 Portsmouth 0 0 Exeter 0 1 Pinkerton 1 5 Timberlane 1 1 Sanborn 0 1 Oyster River 1 Boys Soccer 63 Beating the Crowd Center left: Peter Robie out maneuvers the Dover defense as he goes fora goal. Not Far Behind Left: Ron Gallant puts his skills to use as he controls the ball towards the net. Grimacing Anguish Above: Trainer Mr. Harris tapes Freshman Steve Janetoe's leg during a game against Dover. Warriors on the War Path Directly below: Steve Janetos battles his Dover opponent for the possession of the ball. Right: Nick Parlberg gains possession of the ball as the weary Dover player looks on. On Home Turf Far below: Dave Pettigrew charges to the ball, giving this Newmarket player no time for offensive action. Far right: Jim Gagne leads a herd of Newmarket Mules in his battle for the ball. 64 Boys Soccer Junior Varsity Soccer Front row: Rich Cassin, Mike Orr, Greg Stiles, Brian Kratt, Steve Znoj. Middle row: Brian Cote, Jim Gagne, Chris Baker, Paul Bruno, Don Savage, Tim DeDiminico. Back row: Geoff Youngclaus, Jeff Tomaszewski, Kelly Brown, Bill Flanagan, Rick Jenkins and Coach Les Sheppard. Control Bob Stasiowski has got it, and the ball, now he is deciding what to do with it. Frosh Soccer Front row: Dave Taylor, Gary Stevens, Mike Kocmiersky, Greg Doubek, Brian Maynes, Geoff Youngclaus, Jeff Taylor. Back row: Rick Jenkins, Tom Pray, Greg Miller, Scott Brown, Peter Berrman, Sean O'Keefe, John Stienchfield, and missing from photos. Coach Maloney. Get Down And does he do it! Chris Robie boogies down the field with the ball ready for some scoring action! Boys Soccer 65 Foot Fire This year's field hockey team may not have been as successful as previous seasons, but they know how to get psyched. One way was Foot Fire. A cheer led by the captains Gina Maher and Susan Ouelette. Susan Ouelette yelled Foot Fire and the team would quickly run in place, then Gina Maher yelled the number of wins they had experienced along with the game they would soon be play- ing. Then the team would again run in place, while repeating this number, and hitting their sticks on the ground as if they were at- tempting to get a loose ball. This season the girls experienced some losses, a few wins and ties, which no one enjoys. Coach French was not disappointed this year because she saw positive improvement and total team effort. Varsity Team Front row: Sarah Price, Captain Regina Maher, Captain Susan Ouelette and Helen Newell. Middle row: Kathy Corcoran, Cathy Cerasi, Ellen McDermott, Sandy Silsby and Kim Hollingworth. Back row: Beth Tremblay, Leslee McClellan, Bonnie Wit- field, Sue Donaldson, Marilyn Minko, Wendy Fournier and missing from photo. Coach Marilyn French. OPPONENT WHS Pinkerton 6 1 Oyster River 1 0 Londonderry 1 0 Dover 3 0 Sanborn 0 1 Timberlane 0 0 Berlin 5 0 Portsbouth 1 0 Pelham 0 1 Newmarket 2 2 Merrimac 0 2 Exeter 6 1 Berlin 2 0 Salem 3 0 Hustlin' Above: After the Berlin players pass is knocked away by Sarah Price, Sarah quickly runs to back up Regina Maher when she goes forward to get the ball. Far left: Kim Hollingworth shows her ability in stickword as she gains control of the ball. Left: Helen Newell knows how to dribble, and she does with confidence only a senior can have! Opposite page top: The now famous J.V. halftime cheer was not always as successful as they wished it to be. Field Hockey 67 Junior Varsity Right: Front row: Captains Jennifer Kirkland and Debbie Ouelette. Middle row: Louanne Cahoon, Lisa Carson, Sue Richardson, Louise Boeddinghaus, Tracey Hammond. Back row: Coach Mrs. Royal, Debbie Lang, Patti Kenney, Celeste Garon, Becky Howard, Manager Karin Michel. Frosh Lower right: Front row: Captains Sarah Edgcomb, Linda McLaughlin. Middle row: Sherri Brennan, Kathleen Maloney, Sue McDermott, Nina Patrico, Pam Merrill, Amy Wilkins. Back row: Lania Niemi, Crystal Graves, Penny Daubert, Caryn Grenier, Missy Janvrin, Tracey Trotman, Coach Mrs. Kennedy. On the Move Above: Kathy Corcoran readies herself for some defensive action. She wants that ball back! Right: Sarah Price completes a perfect Left Hand Lunge to get the ball out of her opponent's possession. Opposite page: Top: This is all Kim Hollingworth has to do to intimidate anyone in her way of the ball. 68 Field Hockey Fancy Foot Work One of the more demanding sports with not much of an audience is cross country. The runners go miles out into the wilderness not knowing what to expect. Our cross country team, under the coaching of J. D. Mildrew for the second year, has established a reputation for quality. The runners are few in number, but when racing they always place well. This year's team closed the season with nine wins and seven losses. Cross Country Team Front row: Tami Perkins, Scott Wright, capt. — Scott Bowditch, Scott MacKinnon, Chris Fogwell, and capt. - Liz Clavin. Back row: Coach ]. D. Mildrew, Paul Scribner, Eric Firkey, Wayne Labonte, Kent Thompson, Jeff Flodgins, Dale Moulton, Steve Nason, Betty Marshall, and Robin Munday. 70 Cross-Country Final Team Position Boys 1. Bowditch (capt. — sr) 2. Thompson — frosh 3. Labonte — jr. 4. Hobsdon — jr. 5. Mackinnon — sr. 6. Wright — sr. 7. Barrett — soph. Girls 1. Glavin — sr. 2. Munday — soph. 3. Perkins — sr. On the Outskirts Far left: Over the river and through the woods go members of the cross country team, Chris Fogwell and Kent Thompson. Leading the Pack Top center Senior captain Scott Bowditch sets the pace during a Warrior, Central meet. Striving Forward Left: Pulling out in front of the crowd, Chris Fogwell races for the finish. Neither Rain Nor Snow Nor Sleet Below left: On a typical Seacoast foggy day, Liz Glavin improves on her timing. Synchronicity Below center: Senior Tami Perkins sets the pace for her sophomore team member Robin Munday. Offf... Below: Jeff Hodgins breathes a sigh of relief as he nears the finish line. Battle Above The Nets! Under Miss Peterson's coaching for the second year, the volleyball team went through a period of reconstruction. Many new players were introduced to the difficult com- petition which required sharp reflexes and team coordina- tion. They had to learn the three major plays: “bumping, setting, and spiking. The players' interaction with one another, and the con- stant yell of the coach: talk it up, talk it up out there, helped maintain their spirit in spite of several upsets. With formative experiences of this past year behind them, our team can now look forward to a future winning season. Varsity Team Front row: Patti Fowler, Captains Patty Busta and Sue Willoughby, and Beth Upton. Back row: Manager Joella Piel, Mareen Locke, Heidi Neadeu, Sue Gagne, Attalie Atwood, Jill MacDormand, and Coach Peterson. SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WHS Nashua 2 0 2 0 ST. THOMAS . . . 1 2 0 2 EXETER . 2 i 2 0 EPPING . 2 0 SPAULDING . . . . 2 1 2 0 CENTRAL . 2 0 MEMORIAL . . . . . 2 0 2 1 OYSTER RIVER . . 2 0 2 0 PORTSMOUTH . . 2 0 2 0 Junior Varsity Front row: Lori Doran, Shelly Cusack, Janice Standley, Heidi Merrill. Back row: Manager Joella Peil, Angela Locke, Chris Casassa, Heather Nedeau, Kelly Ewing, Annie Eldridge, Anja Deutel, and Coach Peterson. Reaching for Victory Far left: Jill MacDormand bumps the ball while team- mate Beth Upton looks on, ready to back her up. Left: Mareen Locke successfully spikes the ball over the net against an opposing Manchester Central player. Above: Beth Upton is not intimidated by the double- teaming of two Central front court players. Volleyball 73 Back Again Our Silver Anniversary year marks the triumphant return of the golf team to Winnacunnet. This short sea- soned sport brought about many outstanding results. In the state championships, our team placed sixth. Kevin Saunders and Pete Falcone were singled out for outstand- ing performances. Accuracy and form were the important keys to their success. Even though the W.H.S. team placed an impressive eleventh out of more than one hundred competitors, next year's team is looking forward to the 1984-1985 season. Varsity Golf Standing left to right: Mark Holluck, Jeff Barnes, Tim Mullen, Rich Luff, Rob Rowe, Curtis Marston, Kevin Saunders, and Pete Falcone. Not in photo: Marc Bohl, Dave Plumpton, and Jeff Kelley. Golf Scoreboard Wins Losses 1. Trinity B. Geurtin Concord 2. Exeter Trinity Laconia 3. Exeter Alvirne 4. Pinkerton 5. Dover 6. Exeter Milford 7. Dover Portsmouth 8. Trinity Portsmouth Concord 9. Dover 74 FOUR! Far left: Kevin Saunders bites his lip in anticipation while guessing where the ball will land. Striving for Perfection Left: Curtis Marston practices his putting at Abena- qui Country Club prior to competing in the state tournament at Manchester Country Club. Setting Up Lower left: For Rob Rowe to aim precisely, concen- tration must be on his stance and follow-through. Quite an attempt! Lower left: Pete Falcone demonstrates how he puts his weight behind his swing. A Charging Season Following the coaching of Jack Ford, the War- rior boys basketball team came in from another beautiful season with the record of 15 wins and a mere 3 losses. The team had several experienced seniors leading them into their success. Highlights of the 83-84 season were Ken Car- roons' 1000 baskets and both Ken and Mark Joiner pulling in the top 10 Warrior all time high scorers. To close their season off, the successful Warrior tournament team awarded Mark Joiner M.V.P., Rob Buzzel the coaches award, Don Lamprey the sportsmanship award, and Doug Dahl the unsung Hero. Varsity Basketball Captains Don Lamprey and Ken Coroon. Behind left to right: Coach Jack Ford, Chris Fran oso, Mark Joiner, Rob Buzzel, Dave Murray, Gregg Stiles, Doug Dahl, Todd Bamford, Andy Boett- cher, Tim Conway, Paris Wheeler, Aron Beaulieu, Gary Petenaude, coaches Brain Riodan and Dave Sanderson. 76 W.H.S. Boys Basketball Opponent 83 Salem 61 65 Keene 63 87 Londonderry 75 68 Haverhill 47 70 Exeter 49 91 Dover 49 73 Concord 55 56 Portsmouth 69 88 Spaulding 45 62 Pinkerton 68 87 Dover 71 70 Exeter 52 72 Portsmouth 64 90 Spaulding 43 71 Salem 76 90 Milford 69 91 Pinkerton 57 t 94 Keene 66 tournament 57 Central 52 62 Portsmouth 78 Holding out Above: Junior Todd Bamford holds back his aggressive Salem opponent from making a basket. Control Far left: It was not unusual for Mark Joiner to out- maneuver his opponents. Up and Over Top left: For the rebound seniors Doug Dahl and Rob Buzzel battle the Tides. Uppp! Senior Rob Buzzel, is fouled on while he goes up for the shot. 77 Time Out Left: Coach Ford briefs the leam on their mistakes and accomplishments. Rebound Below: Everyone wants that ball, and it's quite a struggle above and under the basket. Scramble Lower left: Doug Dahl pushes for some power against two Concord players. Steal Left: Stan Bube's quick reflexes shock this opponent as he finds himself losing control. 78 Boys Basketball Passing Action Above: Captain Don Lamprey looks for an appropriate team- mate to receive his pass. Freshman Boys Front row: Bob Morgan, John Stinchfield, Jeff Taylor, Brian Chase, Scott Gray, John Allaire and Eric Dube. Back row: Jim Jones, Scott Bullard, Sean Koch, Steve Janetos, Kevin Hickey, Tom Gray, Jim Keenan, Gary Stevens and Coach Dave Sanderson. Back View Far above: Right after their names are announced the team circles up to get psyched before the game. Jump Ball Above right: Captain Ken Coroon wins this one to get a good start on the game. Junior Varsity Front row: Jeff Barnes, Scott Dow, Rob Kosmeirsky, Stan Dube, Steve Sawyer and Lee Marelli. Second row: Manager Wayne Felch, Jim Gagne, Brian Cote, Brian Kratt, Kelly Brown, Mark Hollick, Pat Cahil and Coach Riordan. Hand Off Above: Captain Ken Coroon hands off a perfect pass. Boys Basketball 79 1, Second to None The only word to describe this season is awesome. These talent filled girls along with their determined coach were disciplined and hard working. It all paid off, for they certainly were successful. They went on to lose only one game in their regular season, became the Class L State Champions and they now hold the title for the highest scoring game in tournament history. They came away with a 75-73 overtime victory against Nashua. Headed by Captains Paige Kishabugh and Dawn Peck, seniors Linda Nelson, Beth McDonald and Laura McGrail had the talent and experience along with lots of help from sophomore Debbie McCaddin. They were noted for their full-court defensive pressure, speed and their mastery of skills. Congratulations to Dawn Peck for scoring 1,000 + points as a Warrior, and to all team members on an ex- cellent season and the State Championship. Certainly this will help others to remember the Class of 1984. e Girls' Varsity Basketball L to r: Jackie Neff, Sue Bourque, Capt. Dawn Peck, Capt. Paige Kishbaugh, Beth McDonald, Sue Richardson, Laura McGrail, Joanne Richardson, Debbie McCaddin, Jennifer Kirkland, Karen Philips, Linda Nelson and Coach Ed Beattie. 80 SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WHS Somersworth 36 71 Salem 33 56 Berlin 39 60 Dover 52 59 Spaulding 16 52 Dover 44 52 Central 40 39 Timberlane 27 66 Exeter 23 75 Somersworth 34 63 Salem 29 61 Portsmouth 51 62 Berlin 37 56 Spaulding 8 72 Trinity 38 83 Goffstown 36 68 Portsmouth 39 Quarter Finals 77 Dover 59 Semi-Finals 73 Pinkerton 38 Finals 60 Nashua 73 75 (OT) Umph! Above far left: By overpowering her opponents Dawn Peck is in the clear for a lay up. Up Up and Away Above middle: Up for the lay up, Linda Nelson flys with the ball. Control Above: Senior Captain Paige Kishbaugh shows us the basics on out-manuvering an opponent. Move Over Left: Coming down with the re- bound, senior Laura McGrail shows two “Green waves who is boss. Champions 81 Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Kneeling: Julie Dwyer, Sue Wilde, Ellen McDermott and Kim Larkin. Standing Christine Linnehan, Debbie Ouelette, Mary St. Germain, Becky Howard, Dian- McDonald, Tricia Royal and Coach Bruno. Add Two More Top Left: Captain Dawn Peck goes in for a lay up and adds two points to the Warriors previous score. It Takes Two Above: Sue Richardson has a successful attempt at stealing a Spaulding ball, while twin sister Jo Richard- son looks on. 82 Girls' Basketball Girls' Freshman Basketball Kneeling: Becky Hart and Pam Merril. Standing: Coach Peter Michel, Laura Fit- zgerald, Jennifer Gosselin, Kelly Ewing, Caryn Grenier, Christi Shellehamer and Liz Paulson. Quite a Scramble Above: While Laura McGrail shoots, the four other Warriors try to stop any Dover rebounding action. Last Minute Checks Left: Coach Bruno and Coach Beattie look over the books pregame, they do not want to be interrupted later. Super Sophomore Opposite page left: It won't take Deb- bie McCaddin long before she sheds these defenders and gets possession of the ball. Girls' Basketball 83 Puck Power Perfect Stance Far right: Senior capt. John Arakelian shows his skills in controlling the buck at Exeter Arena. Charging Into the Zone Middle right: Senior Neil Marttila follows the boards to the offense for a goal. Goal! Right: Enthusiastic team members, Neil Marttila and Mike O'Keefe Whoop it up after a goal. Varsity Hockey Team Front row, left to right: Neil Marttila, Bill Harrington, Gary Arakelian, Peter Falcone, Jeff Niejadlik, Joe Roy. Second row, left to right: Coach Ken Marchand, captains Joe Ford and John Arakelian, Gary Janvrin, Tom Small, Jerry Fowler, Quenton Reusch, Coach Joe O'Keefe. Top row: Andy Jan- vrin, John Bletzer, Mike O'Keefe, Eric Schneider, Mark Pittendreigh, Rick Beaudette, Dave Croteau and manager Scott Standem. Ice Hockey Scoreboard WHS Opponent 2 St. Thomas 7 5 Berlin 13 6 Spaulding 4 1 Oyster River 6 3 Somersworth 5 15 Stevens 0 4 Dover 5 5 Somersworth 6 8 Portsmouth 6 5 Lebanon 4 3 St. Thomas 9 2 Berlin 18 5 Portsmouth 6 8 Dover 7 10 Stevens 1 4 Exeter 7 3 Oyster River 4 8 Spaulding 9 Hamming It Up Above: Junior Dave Croteau shows us a little off the ice action. In the Clear Upper left: In the clear senior Joe Ford tries to slap in a goal. Face-Off Left: With teammate John Arakelian behind for support, Mike O'Keefe faces-off with Dover. Hockey 85 Goal! Right: After scoring. Bill Harrington raises his stick with enthusiasm while the Dover opponents look on. On the Boards Below right: Junior Jeff Nie- jadlik out-maneuvers his op- ponent down the boards. Anticipation Below: Joe Roy looks on with anticipation right before the confrontation with Dover at the Exeter Arena. One on One Far below: Andy Janvrin skates with his man in a one on one situation. Sliding in for a Block Right: In an attempt to block his Dover opponent's pass, Tom Small slides in for a block. Defense Below left: Senior capt. John Arakelian carries the buck out of our defensive end. Stab! Below: Attempting a goal, senior Mike O'keefe stabs the goalie for a loosen buck. J. V. Hockey First row: Rich Jenkins, Jake Fowler, Bob Keohane, Shaun Mercier, Todd Correll, Chris Lemerise, Joe Marttila. Second row: Coach Frank Harrington, Chris Wiser,Joe Riley, Mark Lynch, Sean O'keefe, John Kelleher, Mark Schultz, Coach Wayne Brono. Third row: Man. — Julie Stern, Don Welsh, Geoff Youngclaus, Craig Spear, Matt Evans, Manager — Paul Riley. Hockey 87 Boogie in the Butt Boogie in the Butt is not only what the Winter Track team does, but it is also their theme song. The team has all their meets at UNH so a theme song is appropriate for the long bus rides. The song gets the members psyched and it is a perfect cheer to yell while a pal is heading for the finish line or throw- ing the put. The number of Seniors on the team have attributed to the team's success. Up... Up... and A way! Upper left: Eric Schmidt goes to ereat heights to support the Warriors. Life in the Fast Lane Upper right: Liz Glavin showing who's boss as she closes in on her Spaulding competitor. Front row, kneeling: Dan Herbert, Matt Niswender, Scott Tucker, Dennis McGrath, Nick Thayer, Scott Bowditch, Peter Flanders, Guy Arsenault, and Scott Magri. Second row: Daniel Volungus, Bill Hanson, Danny King, Dave Niswender, Mike Bateman, Joe Burns, Chris Doubek, A1 Manna, Jeff Hodsdon, Mike Kocsmiersky, Steve Peterson, Bruce Strangman, Kevin Welch, Wayne LaBonte, Don Emerk, Brodie Cusak, Dennis Barrett, Bob Patricio, Kent Thompson, John O'Neill. Standing: Coach Bauer and (kneeling) Coach Richard Ozzy Osbourne. 88 Best Performances 3000 — Kent Thompson 55 HH — Guy Arsenault 55 dash — Scott Tucker — Dennis McGrath 1000 m — Kent Thompson 600 m — Bob Patricio 300 m — Scott Tucker 1500 — Scott Bowditch shotput — Mike Cronin highjump — Eric Schmidt longjump — Scott Tucker Letting Off Some Steam Far left: Scott Tucker goes full steam ahead of any one in his way. Senior Power Left: Dennis McGrath eyes the finish line in his last stride. Up and Over! Lower left: Tracey Snowden flies over the hurdles with power and grace. Round and Around Below: Nick Thayer lets out some air before finishing this lap. Best Performances 3000 — Tami Perkins 55 LH — Traci Snowden 55 dash — Traci Snowden 1000 — LizGlavin 600 — Robin Munday 300 — Jenny Brolin 1500 — LizGlavin shotput — Brett Tompson highjump — Traci Snowden longjump — Traci Snowden Front row, kneeling: Liz Glavin, Katie Bergbauer, Tami Perkins and Tracey Snowden. Second row: Heidi Emmons, Mary Pinchott, Wendy Heath,Bridget Rhyne, Dana Lindley, Hilary Doull, Jenny Brolin, Laurie Doran and Robin Munday. Third row: Gail Foster and Coach Steven Bauer. 89 Maureen Carey Seabrook B O A R D Bonnie Kishbaugh Hampton Maureen Preston Chairman North Hampton Wayne Skoglund Caiman Wiser Hampton Falls Hampton SAU 21 ADMINISTRATION Susan Bunting Assistant Superintendent Shermen Wheeler Interim Superintendent WHS PRINCIPALS Ruth Goodwin Principal's Secretary Barbara Daly Front Office Frances Martel Front Office SECRETARIES Jean Woodburn Front Office Majorie Henderson Guidance Simonne Hoyt Guidance Jamie Donovan Special Services CUSTODIANS CHEFS NURSE Donald Bergeron Supervisor Donna Andrews, Matron Jeffrey Ballargeon Dennis Ball Paul Beaudry Timothy Dalton William Fish Charles Lamie Joseph Shaw Richard Trent Helen Savage Director Ina Barnaby Claire Blake Jean Lovejoy Virginia Sadier Elizabeth Walker Anne Walker Eleanor Wheeler June Painter Patricia Simon Augustine McNerney R.N. Staff 91 Guidance Department Richard Walsh, Director John Dover Barbara Kinsman Jamie Marston Jeremy Sawyer Raymond Scanned Jean Herman Librarian William Kenny Driver Education Augustine McNerny John Donaldson Nurse Audio-Visual DEPARTMENT Raymond LaBranche, Chairperson R. Stanley Piepgrass Craig Seaver Mary Staniels Patricia Stansfield English 97 Maureen Cullen John Ford Thomas Haggerty Rob Roy Macgregor Rebecca Thompson Eric Young Janet Zetterberg Randall Zito COMPUTER SCIENCE Business Department Nancy Latvis, Chairperson MUSIC DEPARTMENT INDUSTRIAL ARTS Richard Nye, Chairperson HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT Chairperson Linda Plunkett 108 Math Joyce Supple luntAfirj 7W Janice Yost • Beth Camp Robert Devantery Barbara Hudson Toni Talas Judith Ward Charles White Robert Luisi SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Alide Lavallee, Chairperson Phyllis Cass Steven Bauer 110 Science Richard Gagne John Harris Richard Ladd John Mildrew Herbert Moyer Patricia Lee-Robinson Linda Snyder Marc Schwartz FOREIGN LANGUAGE Jane Lynch, Chairperson Lucy Hiller Dr. Robert Brown Special Education 113 SPECIAL EDUCATION Leslie Dolleman Theresa Grant Linda Titus John Staples, Director Alternative School I have to live with myself, and so I want to be fit for myself to know, I want to be able, as days go by. Always to look myself straight in the eye; I don't want to stand, with the setting sun. And hate myself for the things I've done. I want to go with my head erect. I want to deserve all men's respect. I never can hide myself from me; I see what others may never know, I never can fool myself, and so Whatever happens, I want to be Self-respecting and conscience free. — Edgar Guest Alternative School 115 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Harold Fernald, Chairperson Leonard Barron Edward Beattie Roderick MacDonald Social Studies 117 Seniors 119 James R. Antanavich ACH: Frosh Football, J.V. Basketball Loves: Family and Friends GDTMS: w AH BE HP PS EC SB DB EW Mem: Playing 45 w Gwito and Gwanto winter of 83 w AE Whim: To get the best out of life and be happy. Thanx Mom and Dad Love ya both!! Good-bye W.H.S. John Arakelian ACH: DIV II STATE FOOT- BALL CHAMPS Football 1 2 3 4 Capt Hockey 2 3 4 Capt Baseball 1 2 Track 3 4 Mem: Eating over RG house for the first time, just being with real FRIENDS! Neal J. Armstrong ACH: Football 1-2 mem: Marty's corona rest. ZZtop AC-DC Police Ozzy and all concerts BH's over TH's summer 83 cruzin w buster party's at GC. Is it time yet? what's it cold out? going over Carney's the tire friends: PMGWTH SCLJJDFV — molsen whim: to make my first million by the age of 28. Julie Suzanne Arnold ACH: Powder-Puff center Huddle Graduating? Mems: NYC tub Taxi Salisbury 2-3 GRA — 1 Truds pool with SLRRNTSDTG SL's chicken lokes Seabreze CHIRP Roses Wess Reputa Biff TH lost in my tears LAUGHING THANXS SUE and Trud Your both very special! McD w TG Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you cry alone BYE! L Bruce Acox Jr. ACH: My first achievement was being able to pass Frosh and Soph gym. Another is getting on the good side of teachers. My best saying is five and three fourths. Good times with JB KP LG and DM. and thanks to my best boss jack. Parties at Whites Lane Q Street Hill Concerts Never enough keggerat the pitts under classmen don't give up now! Amy S. Adams ACH: Yearbook 1984 Drivers Ed. w Mr. Kenny and Dugas MEMS: Summers w JS and all the mems. the beach. Discover- ing NYC w MD Adventures w MD and NH! Lets go to Boston! Dancin w a Rasta. Caribbean travels! Henry arrested? Ohh Baham mas 83! Our 3 Acc's. ssw BS Art w DP. To see the World! Reggae at the Channel Thanks to all who mean so much: Michelle Nancy, the Herberts and esp. Mom and Dad. Tammy L. Allen ACH: Graduating with the class of 84! Loves: family, friends and party w the gang! ZZ-Top JP AP! Meat wagon, wheres RA? JW is out again BR and CR Good Luc! Summer of 83 VS Brew Barrel Pub! BT and RS be good. I'll see you guys when I get out! NAVY! Dad where are you? THANKS! Peggy Jean Angold ACH: two yrs. Junior Achieve- ment Best times with B.S. and L.Y. plus four. The fun loving times with Bruce Tucker and more to come in the future! Thanks Mom and Dad for all the encouragement and support. Good times with S B. W.B. K.O. H.B. Conversations in B. RO You gotta be kiddin' I MADE IT!! 120 Michelle A. Aylward ACH: Basketball 1, 2, Softball 3, 4 P.H. HO WS about what talk we had in lunch. The dogs in China and Balls. Hey Smiley. You got to keep on smiling DP. Thanks for a great future T.J., S.W., A.L., PH, S B., and J.M Knjoy life while you can its the only one you have. Bradley B. Bailey Jr. ACH: Hockey 2-4 graduation honor roll going to Journey with WW CB GC JJ and m m in van favorite day Dec 8 “ski my Su uki WW and I taking the Harley for a ride. My first date with WW Budweiser Spikes Class favorite saying “You think so sum 83 whim: to marry wnedy and live a happy life, thanks Mom and Dad!! ILUWW Jennifer L. Baker ACH: Cheerleader — 10 Spr- ing Track Student Council Yearbook — 12 It's Not ME It's The CAR! CJ-5 ROSES PROM DC? Gotta Grow up Now Out of Gas!! Just Ducky NANCE!! Summertime-Is- Funtime 83 SKIBUH Yes I Can! Good Times KM NX CH NT Madly In Love With My H Prelude!! THANX FOR EVERYTHING MOM AND DAD!! Michael Brian Baker Ach: Soccer, W and S Track, Tennis, Yearbook, AP USH — 11 and 12Survivor!! KH in '81 SKI Headwall ISPw Hoyt and Bauer Midnight Madness 11-7 Dodge and Co. GF in '83, miss ya “Lets watch TV in my room “My shorts, I can't go to work w out my shorts! HN, I shouldn't be here ESI)DM RBC M and D DISCIPLINE AND FREEDOM. 1 couldn't have done it without your support % . I Sean Davis Ballance ACH: Baseball 1+4 Football 4 “Div II State Football Cham- pions THE VAN w Brownie NADS, Zose and BUD GOOSE NECKS! Talks w sis loth math. Ptys at Nads DAB. 25c. Prom SB JN JA. Wammy — How would you like to! Beach it. MM DT DB CF “Dug Duf 3rd. 5c: L st. PSC AB Frosh: DM, BS. SK. B 4 school. If U can't B w the 1 U love love the 1 your with! Thanks Ma and Dad Kirk D. Barnes Another Late night. 1-1-83 close To the edge. GABRIEL w Joe + Ed The maverick? Genesis The cosmic Joke and How do we get home from here Rick? Mr Pickwicks. Yes 5 years Lisa. Ed you go first 9-10-8 Sebago V. wimpy licks I'm not involved DIY Its over to you. Ralph Jeffery Barrett ACH: The West, 1-2, Spike 1- 2 There are ways of staying dry on the west trip. Period 9 in Cafe with Gerry VD. Are the Celtics going to win this year? People will never forget: Gerry V. Warren W. John W. of course Dad (Rice) and Mom (Millette). Whim: To either be a computer pro- grammer or an accountant. This was the year the war- riors ruled!! I love my mom and dad and almost everybody! Brian E. Beaulieu ACH: 1983 DIVISION II STATE CHAMP Football, 21 wins and 1 loss Frosh 21 Bula-Bula, Hiccuping, collar- bone get smart, no career touchdowns, Alexander the grape, never sick. Cowboys — 33, overtime. Braking thin. 121 Ethan Thomas Beeler ACH: Football 3, weightlift- ing 234 track 4, The Band 1234, Graduating Mem: Great Jams w JBJMD- JST. Late night workouts at Eastern Golds, SB working hard at Dickens, Blue Caboose, MaiKai. The Bat- tle Summerfun w Brenda, The Blue Beast Parties at Hut-Orchard-whites DJ's PC HW's ccc. Special thanks to: My Loving family also ZZTop, Blues LM SYP. Thomas V. Blair ACH: Football 1-7-0 Baseball 1-4 The Tourney, We were the best! midget hockey, graduating! Mems: The Dead show. Sam's Hill at 5 below. Whitewater trip, canoeing Saco Mr. B's class thanx. The Pumpkin Bruins game 83 what a night! The crew Cow Hampshire. Inkling a duck? Whim: to become a great ball player Thanks Mom Dad love ya. Later WHS Rodney R. Bennett ACH: Soccer 1234 Basketball 1-2 Baseball 1234 Likes: being w Michele snowmobiling and parties at the cow pasture, goodtimes w MFJBJKCL Ambition: To get a full time job and be successful at whatever I do. Michelle Fay Blaisdell ACH: Chorus 1-4 Jazz Allstate 4 Chamb. Sings 3-4 lived thru Apush Music trips and France. Ames. Love and laughs with Larry and friends SW DD KC DM MS HN. Foot- ball games and baseball. MYBEAR! Homecoming win- nacarnvl I Love You Larry ... FOREVER! You've made these the best years of my life. God Bless you. May He be with us always. Mary Catherine Bergbauer ACH: Track 3-4 Gymnas 2-3 Mang 3 Tennis 3 Graduate 84! Mems: Napole! whr's the shu Nov 82 Jon puding sumer casa merg BC! LOKER PICS! bil 720s AG fershur RM rim: QUATERS? Shari likes: SD skiing pre sat partys Bowie naples Dislikes: chikens sats essays! Thankx Mom n Big H 4 waiting up! THIS IS THE END BEAUTIFUL FRIEND. Scott Peter Blaisdell Ach: South Pacific, Guys and Dolls Honor roll 1 Favorite sayings: Same to you. Good Dead. Slap me Five Jive. Nicknames: Scottymouse, Gober Remember: The West class. Lunch, Voc., machine trades. Girls. I Love: Gos, Mom, Dad, sisters. Girls — JP, MJ, BS, LJ. Have a Nice Summer — Height 6'3 Stefanie Lyn Berry Bt's-Sum-of 83 GROGN 6thp Caff, Jim Track beach Exeter Carseats Bibs-Class what Guys Florida 84 Party w Ch and Gang Whats 4 ever 4 Who can It Be now Fri-nites Frenchy SF MH AL SR TJ KH PH GD Mom and Pa Double- Dating VH Cops Sta-c Starr Loves — Too much! A world awaits us! Kristina Marie Blomquist ACH: track 1-2, ice skating PFPF1J2, NHS Mems: Spring shows, Gigi and Janet, Jr. Prom w Joe times w LGTPTSES Beach nights. Millipede-casper AP Yellow Death c. Slurpees — fillerup! was that mine or yours? fad diets Giggles! UNH, games, ski! Lusis Joe; 1st, luv u 4ever — Good Luck! 122 Andrew Mark Boettcher ACH: Varsity Soccer 4 Basket- ball 4 Spring track 3 NHS Regattas 2-3-6 sailsurfing is it, Alps or Bust What's next? Bicycling alone USA! out- ward bound 1 knew this was a bad Idea, waiting, traveling oh, Germany Paf Ca SD Work is money money is for me! The ocean is wide, my future is bright, so then. I'll see you in flight... GO J Gayle L. Brescia ACH: Making it out of WHS with my class and not on the 6 year plan NEVER FORGET: friends, parties, playing cards 6 lunch, Halloween 82 w Bill. Filiz: Never forget the good times, there will be many more. FM 4ever! Prom 5-83 w BR MR PK TF and PN. Thanx DB and MM. Luv ya Mom and Dad. Thanx Bill Love Always — Me and You. Bye WHS LATER!! Scott A. Bowditch ACH: Capt. X-Cntry-Winter- Spring Track All States-X- Changes-ChSings-Prezde Chorus West NHS PervPlayhouse-Sky Prac- Duane-Stew-Mr. Webb Yeah, Chemistry 10 mins, off the Bus so what? Hey Boo Boo The F Farm SF with LA's Scooter Sting PND THE POLICE-A11 Tours Zorched Ya Know Why You Luv Me? New Years Duran 2 Dumb Swede Hudon's We Do B1 B1 Thanx Hel MO JBM JK JD EdMa Liz Tom Kathy Erik Gotta Kleenex? ... HUH? Jason Eric Bow ley ACH: The West surviving the trip Graduating Mem: the West and the trip voc school Norlands nights with JF JE DB and the rest of them — late nights in sum- mer of 83 Thanks to: RC RC JF JE DB KW BR for being my friends — Thanks M and D Luck to all! Cory Anne Brindle ACH: Spanish Honor Society Business club DB's scrt admrer w DD good times w DDMBCJMG Brian Paul sp class w SMTJJH new love MD smmr w MFS cncrt, ugh! shelley and John marr'd Texas THOMPSON'S clss Crystal Kelley and Fam — love you all friend Rick Don't be dumb enough to let go of something good 2ce MD. Lee Ann Brissette Frosh year — 55 — good times @ McD's, w, Tami and Jackie— Blocking Jones AV and beating the tow truck! Summer 83 at Exeter Elms — But we live here Crew Party 83 32 OZ drinks Don the Bartender: Mikey's show great times w a great friend — JF — Thanx Mom and Dad — You're the best! Christina Maye Bradley ACH: S Track 1, b-ball chrld 2, NHS, Student Council 2, 3, treasurer 3 MEM: Spriss, GTW w KAMP; sounds like a personal prob shoes! Pizza hut w MB and BB 4-11-83 OSW-CB Pebbles, Punkin, BButt, LKDB Dancin, hugs out back prose Tyler smmr 82 THANX saw! Mom, I luv ya!! We do not remember days, we remember moments. Pavese. 12-6-83,11-19-83 w Jeff Daniel James Brown TNT and now D . . . Suspen- sion 81 Loves Lake ski-doo ud a tree snowmobile trips winter 83 two tickets to paradise trailor murb! Man- chester boun! 20 of us in a van 6.00 a wak camping out with Tim E. I love you Mom and Dad. thanks D and L. 123 David A. Brown ACH: Football 1-4 Capt 3-4 Baseball 1-4 FB 1983 STATE CHAMPS. Mem: Part. w DNSB rest of crew Jr. yr. w MT and Sr. Yr. not here Sayings: whamie Bodacious set I would like to thank the people who helped me make it through all these years, especially Mom and Dad. The best is yet to come. David Porter Brown ACH: The West American Ex- perience Voc Food Service Summer School 81 w JW Field trips to Boston, Gillmem PK, Pawtuckaway winter 83 trailor Summer 83 Hamp Beach Giovannis, X- mas Party 83 graduation par- ty 84 friends to remember TE SB KB AB CB SC DB Always love Robin what a Long strange trip it has been Luv M and D Elizabeth Jean Burbank ACH: National Honor Socie- ty, Span Honors Society, WHS Black Truck, Dancn evrywhre MJnKs Sharin dreams. Sled- din, UNH libry Galipoli! Laughganistan, tennis! John and Brian! loaded bathing suits! Lee V and crushes! MBC LL and friends WhosBuried nTh turn oTh UnKnoSLdr? Love ya Bur- banks! — Nothing is wasted that makes memories — Patricia Ann Busta ACH: Volleyball 234capt Yearbook Jr Rotary Club Luvs family MSH Dave 4 1 camping w BLD Amy's B-day 82 Mitch Nancy bucket Beth the bench Mems: Dad Prom DG 82 Prom TLP 83 Limo thks Dot and Jim 6301s cous- JB 7 29 Daves 18th B-day skiin Vt Feb3 JCU OH Sumr of 83 Italy w CDRMAG take care everyl BstFnd KM Thanks Mom I love you. Gay Melanie Brown Ach: National Honor Society 3-4 Spanish Honor Society Girls' State 83 Mems: Gd Tms w TJ MH DJ SM SW GD DP, dances, Org. Chem, Per 1 study 3 Adam Ant Concerts! Lets paint our hair! Burger King crowns Mtn. trip w Ter and Moe, Driving to school Luv u Mom Dad Sis and family!! Thanx TL n Moe — My best friends. Good Luck everyone! Harry R. Buzzell ACH: Buzz, B-ball 1-4 Soccer 1-4 track 1 The Pit w SKIPD- DTCDL REBEL REBEL NB W DDTH Police — Daves garage New Years w Doug tailgating PA w GLRKRS prom Stevie wonder w Jack never forget I hear ya cemetry action Dahl House Mem — w Doug the Duracell Thanx Mom Dad and Jack F 1 luv ya Jack. Teri Brown Mark Robert Cadwell ACH: Chorus 1-4 Chamber Singers 4 Sectionleader 4 Allstate 4 WHS MEMS: Math class with Sally Ann Florida, Maryland, Canada Exchange The Mark Mobile Rides Again Jr Prom with Sally Ann I'll get a nice car soon!! 8 31 83 Mr. Ray, and Mrs. Royal Thank You! for 4 great years! I'm going to be a great chef. I LOVE YOU SALLY! 124 Thomas G. Campbell ACH: 4 weeks Frosh Football, Honor Roll after 12 years. Strawberry Patch. Forever, Suba Rolls 82, Tanglewood experience. Party and BH with TMPHEMSGTGDKGL and many more. Grateful Dead 83, meet The Dropper. What a long strange trip that was, Jackson cabin, the hut, Lupy Lope Say no more Nudge Nudge. Deathcruize. TOWHS. Greg Capaldi ACH: Our Town — Guys and Dolls Dracula — Math Team PARTY-PARTY-PARTY — Kinks — Cloves ZZ — Turtle — Police The Dead — B52s — Halloween — Horrifying w TE-UNH-BK-McDons w Pray-Rocco-Rides-The- Ports. — Bug AfterDracbash w ES — If that hill's to steep to climb, climb it .. Pink Floyd Patrick William Carey ACH: Graduate of 1984 Sr Class treasurer soccer — 2 Rotary Club Treas. Likes: Summers — H — Bch GDA and NA Prtys Gin and Tonics California w BS NYC VMT 1-DS and D-88 The Wgn and VW E. Rita w M and S Shtn Gal — K and J — Jan 13 — KYE — July 4th Prtys Mole. Pika and Stain Hates: Whts Ln and Curbs. Frds: EC KC MD NH AA DP B and D and M Prom — LS 12 am — MT Lims — Hollywood Blvd. Thanks Mom Whim: To Succeed. Scott W. Carline Ach: Football 1234 State Champs! All State Honorable Mention, Basketball 1 Baseball 12, Track 3 memos: 82 Exeter Game, Great times w Beth, Punt Return with 44, Frosh foot- ball 7-0 Talks w AC CF ST PK Summer of 82 Thanks Brian and Dennis L Street Tavern crew Thanks Mom and Dad Luv ya BETH! Kelly Ann Caron ACH: enjoyed meeting lots of new people at Winn. Made some new great friends MB DK SG RD look forward to a great summer and hope the future years to come are good to me. Plan to go to college for law enforcement and corrections. I like: to bowl. Led Zeppelin, ZZ top. Van Halen, and definitely Todd. Dawn M. Carr ACH: Graduating surviving my Senior year at WHS. Loves: Claude's family Mem: 121083 Saturday 1:00 pm. Mrs. Sherrie Hoyt 72383 12983 Good times with PH JD DD EO PW JM Claude I'll always love you Hey Space it's Friday! Immigrants No. 1 sayings: Give me a break. Thanks Mom and Dad WHIM: Having a very suc- cessful marriage w Claude. Thomas Edward Cass ACH: Basketball 1-3 Mems: Many good missions with RB DD SS TH TH; Awesome House Capaldi; Loves: Sandy, thanks for pull- ing me thru. My hero- budman; The Pit; the Vette Haven't got caught yet smoothandsly; the fight for 12:00 WE GONE Mary Beth Chabot ACH: Student Council 2-3 Hugh O'Brien Award 2 stupids?, blktrk, unhlibs crushes swimmingdancinsin- dinwavintootin!! John and Brian, daydreaming, LNTC, McD's Gimme a Break, Good times w BB CB LM LL JM JB KC CB? Galipili! the beach! thanks Mom and Dad and Nana! when there are clouds in the sky you'll get by if you smile!! 125 Coleen Claridge ACH: 1-4 Flag Corps, 2-3 chorus. Drama 80, Canada 83 I OWE IT ALL TO MOM AND DAD AND CD I LOVE YOU ALL. MEMORIES: JM 80 GYM CLASS. Dobie 82. Thanks to MW, DE, GD, and many others. Motto: TO KEEP DREAMING AND DON'T EVER STOP AND TO ALWAYS BE HAP- PY AND SMILING. Kenneth Micheal Corroon ACH: Varsity Basketball 4 years, student council, the outward bound Remembers: ACS Greece, MANY, MANY hours of Hoop Hangin Tough ' All the people who make WHS basketball second to none, Germany, NYC in 5, all PG's, and of course best friend JP! Motto: “Take your Time you don't have to hurry, hangin tough you don't have to worry Nick T. Comeau ACH: Finally getting through my 12 years of school I love hockey, especially the Boston Bruins. I just came to this school this year and I found it to be the best one I went to. See ya later Mr. Young, I'll stop by once and a while. Whim: To be a supervisor of the McDonald's corporation someday. Beth Ann Crawford ACH: Student Council 2-3 Soph Treas. Jr. Rotary Pres. 2-4 For. Lang Club Fla w BM and PC DW w BM Zoro Reds NX where is the tree? bullet vodka my shrink Di's b-day pty 5 girls in a truck? 25th Annvs pty w TNS Chinese f-drill NYC the tub the Craw mobile 4 24 82 the summer thanks DH SM MD SS BM NX 8 28 82 Stowe and tlims w Tim Daniel Thomas Conway ACH: BASEBALL; BASKET- BALL; SOCCER; ALL 1-2: TnT Times!! Wild Times Driving! “U “R Flirtin W Disaster! NYC w KC! FLA Next? 4 OT's we lost! PRM w JB? Hola! Hey “Pretty Boys HAHA! APPLE THROW! 8 6! X-MAS in HAWAII? 1 day! “2“ DUF! C C w R! Nancy. @ your ROOM DANIEL! Vi again O NO! IT'S NEVER EVER OVER! THNKS EVERY 1 I SEE YA!! Tracy Lynn Crist ACH: Business Classes, Grad. Luvs: Family and Bobby. Mems: Green Nova. JM's camp w Bobby. Hut fire JA my car's on fire. CA cruises w Vik. Grateful Dead w KF. The Depot Z28. Aerosmith 82 83 Hotel Parties I Love You Bobby. Thanks Mom and Dad. Whim: To get all that life has to offer. Charles F. Corcoran Fool elephant tfq ajaruth McDonalds They stole my bat. summer 83 8 15 83 Dy- ing on a mountain, underachievers unite DD 36 hours Ag 135 — Aul I'm not shy NCC1701 Blowup Mobile Garfields Bet Milo Live Long and Prosper Warp Factor 8 Red 10 Grinches and 2 Ellen Lynn Cumming ACH: S-track, 1, 2, 4 W-track 1 soc 2 luvs: Nelson, Bch, Sports, flyen laughing Hts: G-bys, arguments. Greed Mems: tlks w CD red? 6-3 9- 3, ru thirsty? PC and Mac's busdriver “82, CD's fence-u- guys 12-24 puppys? solo, p- body-susi, Jeep-oops! USMCNo! leepys and Nel J- giels, fun w tewks, thanks Ma! 126 Mary Elizabeth Cutshall ACH: For L Club Vpres? Sp Nat Hon S oc PROM COURT Jr Rotary? Thea By Sea Mem: Clone gang — 82; ski- ing? w LGJN; Europe; chr- sum-83; aerob w JN; skiing w MD at BW; “Beth I need a Cig ST T w KM; PROM PRINC w MD; We kids in NYC; Ralph Lauren; B 52 w BD; Halloween — 82 Trash Bag Fashion; pigout at sw w kd deep talks w CD thnx mom and dad 4 yr supp. Heidi Rene Daubert ACH: Voc. Food Service, field hockey. Graduating!! Mem: times w TBLDNGWCKM, u can't go, tree house. Pa w KM and KM, 3 am. Port me-rm 301, Ford Truck, Seger, Aerosmith, 22, MacDonalds Pond, Apr. Vac, meeting D. Macdonald, Oh Wow! Kick Dermer, Hockey game thanx LD and WC, Galley Snatch w TB Trip to phil. Bye!! Christie Ann Daboul ACH: 1 — vp, 2, 3, 4 — Pres., Yrbk, SC SHS, NHS — Pres., Espanol 4, Track MEMS: Summer '83-J, PAY, Times w DT — Frnds 4eva! Thurs. nites w Mr. M and D, Lifeguard FrndTK, Talks w El-Red, Kathy and the sticker shop, P-BA, An Italian B-Day, Italy — the Ride, Amherst, PRCDSM, Trish and the Habit, Rebel, Rebel; PB runs DP, my lil sis, keep the fire someday Gracias mis Amigos especialmente — Ray! Jeffrey William Demosthemes ACH: graduation good times at New England Drags Blue olds vs camaros kung-fu at ma preserues the Bruins autographs nickname: Grasshopper Douglas Andrew Dahl ACH: Frosh Prez SC NHS Harvard Bk. Soccer — 1 Baseball — 1 Football — 4 Satae Champs B-Ball 1-4 France w Dee Police — Dave's Garage Hef Ref 25c Mexican The Pit 1st Night Bak From PA AP Discussions stir DBLED Buzz Zose Coppa HL DL KC MJ 4D's Gord HVH shorty Bonney NB The Box Thanks MOM!! Dawn Elizabeth DeToro ACH: chorus 1-4 chs 2-4 All- st 3 Jazz 4 mgr bsball 1-4 soc- cer 2-4 NHS. mems: Jr Prom w Greg what a week! HellatoGF x-changes to Fla Md and CaNaDa! Penn?! To UNH w DM and CB and JM, u smealers! DB secret admr w CB chem 7 8 thanx Martha's Lee!? x-mas cruise whim: to find me and be me. CBHNMBTCDN . . . And be my friend clarkson! luv ya Mom!! Mary Beth Dardia corrupt times w S S and T thanks Raggedy Ann! night out w boys in Vega. Sheila my 2nd mother. Feb. vact. 83 w Mike!! late nt long talks risks Fri nt. dinners and Sat. nt knitting, detective work w Sheila sum are they worth it?? DECISIONS? make the best of it. Peter A. Dibiaso ACH: FOOTBALL 1-4 STATE CHAMPS 83! track 2 hockey 2 mems: Kansas Dead — ALMOST ZZ Kinks - MARINE PATROL soph y par bro bch Capalds mny ptys 5 30 82 CHEM?HAHA jr yr 1 b pty 151 at frndlys fence hoop tty at m hos GRU FAN- TOM DUNKR drv d in VEGA last DOS NEIGHBORS PORT- MTH CHIC P-B BACARDI 2:30 grl t who cruzn mopar stang pph t M and D 127 Jonie G. DiTommaso ACH: graduating WHS sur- viving the good times and the bad. what you make of yourself is your gift to God. 11 11 83 Love ya Bob. A reh frosh yr- moo- summer of 81. time spent with Barb, I'll never forget you kid. BFBLLRSHCPCB whim: to spend my life with Bobby and to make him hap- py. Thanks for putting up with me. Aunt, I love you Ma. John R. Dodge ACH: Chorus, Chambers 3-4 A PUSH S.C. N.H.S. Drama 2-4 IND OPEN Dossier: The West Mom and Dad, Cathy, Liz, HN BT JW Erin, Cube! 'Two kids in a grey Volare ..JSD (!) Prom w HN Rowing across Range- ly like a pair of fools but sur- vived the storm. Dad! 6-D Suite JBE Cosby Green Tangerine I'm not strange — You are. Kathleen Anne Donohoe ACH: Soccer 2-4 STATE CHAMPS! Hoop 1-2-MIP MNG 3 MEMS: N.Y. Bathtub. France, work w CD Turn down the radio. X-rated secrets in MR. P's class w MC. Bumpetts Laughing w Moe Shhh switching BF's. Speasy BSH F 4 eva sun DP Likes: friends partying Dislikes: The saying on the line Thanx: Mom and Dad 4 put- ting up w Me. Anthony G. Dow ACH: Playing Frosh Football in 80 making Honor Roll 15 of 16 qrts! Likes: anything to do with fun dislikes: snobs and big cities whim: to own 1,000 acres of land in Maine. Brenda Marie Downey ACH: state champs soccer 1-4 b-ball 1-3 s-ball 1-2 PROM and HOMECOMING COURT Mems: NY 83 the tub md- drss PROM 83 w JC prm nt — lg Its 3:45 s, we're late’ snrise wnnernvl w BM in cist! brp-cf talks w sb in scrib's clss; skiing loves: fmly frnds, and John love u u-r- special! frnds 4-ever — DT and SB love ya BM DD LGKM thanx mom and dad 3 more to go! Shaun R. Duford Loves: family, Gagnes Mems: 3 pd w MM, CF, THE PARTY Sorry FB — Guys Goodtimes w TG, NT, D-ins: VP country w DB, DN and LR; JP w T in the SC: Paul, my Hamper! Carols class w DG; Conway!! The win — 1 truck; Nice Charlies: Bethany: WE WONT GET FOOLED AGAIN — THE WHO: FEFEFEA! Michelle M. Dugas ACH: Yrbk. sports ed. V. soc- cer Kenney's drivers ed Adams and Dugas Mems: Belle Amys 16 B-day Patty — Nancy. A. Sprinkle. SKIING. Adv. in Boston Channel — Kowloons. Dscvr NY w AA. BC w SteveD. 0 BAHAMA — R3Acctnts — We3Popcicles, Slepover — Well Mom! Lwnjb w MG. Smmrs BPI Kill ski wknd. Steve — Very Special — frnds. MM DP BS and how could I ever forget Aim and Nance. Rita C. Dumoulin ACH: Graduated Mitch, Ang, and I — five bub- bles. RD watch out, a red light — Sue D. exciting ride to Berlin! Virginia here we come. Go Navy! Angelo. The smoking area gang! Hey Fruit-cake. Fill the punch- bowl. See you at Tuck Field 10th period. Hampton Beach — Forever! PARTY .. . 128 Gregory R Durant Mem: Horseshows 83 SHRC and SHR End of the Year Awards county 83 Barnwork LC always Being Parked in DBF! So Tugee Hey Pook! Your the best and your mine forever. I'll always love you! THANKS MOM AND DAD! Michele Lynn Eaton ACH: Voc School Child Ser- vices FHA-HERO Pres 82-83 Sec 83-84 Mem: 4-27-82 Christmas of '82 two years w Mr. Bennett — I think I finally got it — THANKS Vocational School Pals — never forget ya Good times w PE Mom WP Voc gang MF HB Never forget the long talks with Mom and long walks with Pork — IL- UP Thanx Mom and Dad Love ya See Ya!!! Lisa Marie Durant ACH: Voc. School Office Sim. Surviving WHS! Graduating!! Mem: Tms. w HPerkins was hard to let go but life goes on. Times q TFHDCAKCTCNC. Camping trip w HP and gang. Ford trk. Seger! Hotel prts. HP's Van! Bars! The nite I met S.Provencal! concerts w TF Buzzod Diz. Thanx M and D — Luv u. Scott — your a sweetheart — luv u! Debra Ann Eaton ACH: Band 1-4, stage band 4, Drama 1 and 3 Mems: Exchange trips, good times with friends, CC SS CB RA Oklahoma, Oh not hogs for lunch again! Save me a seat Scott LOODAF, To all my friends; I couldn't have made it without you. Goal: To be a successful business woman. Thanx Mom and Dad I love you. Paul Dean Eaton ACH: band and stage band 1- 4 NHS drum major captain jr. vp outdoor lrnin g-1-2 w PY FLpres. exchange trips note games under the stands. Jeff u lazy bum Big w S B med- panshreen 75 stang 2 sides of me. Innocent? ZZTop? Talks w JB good x's w Moe, JP, LM, JM and DL Prom w JL Thanx to GRAN NA, BF, LIPS. HDOG, SWMPWOMAN, ORCA R., LB and ART. — ONWARD HO! Trudy Rose Eaton ACH: Frosh Field Hockey Co. Capt. survived WHS Loves: Mark and Family Mem: gdtms w McAMKM! Aunt Pam, pumpkin. Mom's cat. Jinx PM, wher's the ear- ring BS and DL concert, special times w MC, Attitash, Prom night squirt gun, spare RM., together at last 3-21- 83 Dri. Ed, Beach. Mtsw MC, ILY Mark 4 ever! Ginger Sue Eaton ACH: Track 1, Chorus 3, Early Graduation! Mem: Good Times w Joe Delisle Mt Jo. Driving through backwards, getting stuck running out of gas. QR w JD KF GF TJ. Homeroom w ME Roll the windows down! I made It! Loves: family, friends, J Deli- sle and JD KD TD SP Nana and Papa Tasha Whim: Live Happily Til the end. Shari Collen Elwell ACH: Executive Board 1-2; Class sec. 3; Vice Pres ex- plorer's 3 Exeter HS 81-82 . . . Skiing CDKB; cozzy, JT — summer 82; Spain 82-83 . .. Ellen, Jose, Sophie, Discos, Pago Pago! Portugal Trip ; WHS 84 . . . Angie's Place, KBSDNT, Florida, Grad Day!! The Motels! Tinkerbell and Barbarian 129 Jim Estey Best Memories with: JF DB JH KW Hunting episodes with Jerry, Jeff, Chuck; Swimming in marsh Nason's field with Tony. Learned a lot the hard way. Thanks a lot to everyone, especially Donna, Jerry, and Jeff for always be- ing there to help. Fav. group: Lynyrd Skynyrd. Ronald D. Evans ACH: Autobody Loves: Shell, Family, Shell's Family Likes: Friends music Autobody Mr. Sauder. Mem: 4-27-82 Meeting Shell at DeMoulas Last Summer X- mas '82 Good times w ME HB PH CM Future: to marry Shell and have two kids and have a happy life. Timothy F. Evans ACH: High School 1234 Great times w TG partying w DB TC KB AB All nighters w TG midnight trip to mountains w NG skiing at WCDCT Summer 83 Having my parents trust me. Tracy I wouldn't have made it without you. Tammy Jean Falconer ACH: surviving WHS, soph, PRINCESS mrs, Latvis's office practice 1-2 luvs: family and frnds. Gdtms. w PN WP MR LD mems: 3 yrs w PN concerts w LD more 2 come! wen is a pal. 2 83 w JA. you're so sweet Bub. it's been real, thanx Gram and Gramp still wish I could of spent my teen yrs w you. only if I could of made the choice, alwaz love you mom. Peter H. Flanders Ach: Football State Champs! 83 “80 spring and winter track, band My 1st TD! Prom w JS Ha Ha where is GK I'm in Luv!! I'll be right there Ron WOW!! How did you do it. Is it over IGGY! Queen Fifty yard interception return On No! 1 dropped it. Sorry Coach G. I Love you Linda. Thanks Mom and Dad. Jacqueline Ann Flynn Memories: Frosh year after Hours, Summer of 82 what fun! 6 AM Wake up call Ex- eter Elms — but we live here! all the terrific times w LB what a pal! Blocking JA with the B. Oldsmobile will we beat the tow truck? T 1983 CP thanks for all your support Mom and Dad! Stacey Denise Foberg Loves: My Family, Tica memories: Hart's VW, Aerosmith, Sabbath, Scout OH NO! It's the “IT Blue lights. The time to hesitate is through. Groggin? RYTE! YBT? u2 always remember great times w BS SM TJ DR LH Beware lest you lose the substance by grasping at the shadow. George Christopher Fogwell ACH: SC 234 SADD 34 XCNTRY 1234 LT Tennis 1234 WNT TRAK 23 Musik $$3 “Yesterday . .. JRY 2HW JW and D ELO “Risk It UNH Caltch Japan Forgoit “Thank you for being a friend ; JL Mild Bowd Moni Moli band SCRO MM Showtime 82 Paperlate All night long “Honesty is such a Lonely word BJ “A couche-toe a ton reve BIONIC EROMUDEVOL — TOMD “That's All ... I ft 97 If) 130 Joseph F. Ford ACH: Frosh Baseball Soccer I3ml4 Hockey 2-4 Capt. voc. 3 ft fock truck with Pete! Hey Mike I have to work! Was that you stomach or mine? Road trips to Berlin ho that smell the cott and swamp Kris, you mean a lot! I hope the future is better than the past! Jr- Prom thanks Mom-Dad beware 'The Yellow Death Michael J. Foster Feb. Vacation. Paul's Vega Marybeth. Statue of Liberty. Bashby Road Deer Tackers. Dead Show Trip Garcia Times w PR, SM, PS, MM, DP, TR, DP, Cruiser, Mopar Almost Died. The Rafters are Mov- ing. SN's. Closed Curtains. Absent. Gordans. Providence. Harrington MBTA. Jerry J. Fowler ACH: Football 1, CHAMPS 4 Hockey 234 Baseball 1234 Likes: Hunting, Fishing, Sports The Outdoors. Good times w JE JH KH JG Voc, shotgun and JD Call me Ralph Andy The Beach whim: to be happy and live in Alaska and be free. Luv ya MM thanks Ma and Dad. Road trip 'The Great Bay Ex- pedition The Dead What A Long strange Trip It's Been! Patricia Jean Fowler ACH: Senior Class Rep — Volleyball Softball 1-4 I sur- vived The West! Mems: summers of 80-83 fast Yo-Yo Wyoming GFMFBUKEMLLHLR' Whim: To be the Best at whatever I do and not to worry what other people think! Surprise — I made it — special Thanks to Mom and Dad I Love You All! Lisa Ann Frascone ACH: Graduating from WHS Loves: Family and Friends gdtms: LF WP WN DB MR WH KM KP Mem: Playing cards in cafe. Hanging around in bathrooms. Art classes Flunk- ing Mr. Seavers' Tests. Whims: To have a long and Happy life. Beverly A. French ACH: Graduating 3Vi yrs. Loves: Scott L, Friends Family Mems: Summer 80' w Heather, Seger 6-13-83, BEST BUDDY Joan? Celica waterskiing! Thanks to Mom Dad, Mr. Scannell Whim: To Live, Love, Laugh to the fullest extent! Good Luck Everybody!!! Kimberly Kay Fowler ACH: Varsity softball manager 2-3 early gradua- tion, High-Honor Roll loves: Family and Friends good times w GFTJDSLSLMSB mem: summer of 83 Bang your head! Tarnya Thanks to Daisy for being a friend whim: to live a happy life. Thanks Ma and Dad I love you! Go for it! I made it! Dawn Carrie Fuller ACH: Graduation 3 years at WHS Passing Gym and Math Finally. HEY MAN LET'S PARTY JD in wine glasses Aerosmith What a Trip — Hey that's not pregano TC Pass d'coke! Partying w TC GY BT RF JJ GY Well stay out of trouble this week for sure The Green Machine working w DT AT CC Tom, I'll Love You Always Rem: The Boulevard. 131 Trudy Ann Gagne ACH: soccer 1-2 powderpuff jr PROM PRINCESS; basket- ball scorer memories: NYC trip, BATHTUB, good times with Shaun, Nick, and Julie Super- man Waves! Buffa, Reputa, Wess, Biff. KM B-day party! come on Bessy thanx Mom and Dad! Life isn't one straight line. Most of us have to be transplanted, like a tree, before we blossom. Gene T. Gentry ACH: Graduating in four years! Mems: Good times w CL JP PH KO NT ST and LAURI coffin Battle Wagon My Herum Dearfield Fair 83 The Airport, L street and the patio the Hut, whites lane Live, Laugh, and Love. Ronald J. Gallant ACH: Soccer 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Baseball 1-2; S. Council 1-3 NHS 3-4, Class VP 2-4; Asp-83. Times w JAJFKA Hey Baby whose TITO? crazing q JC. Florida, Prom 83 w MW It's to early! Beaching it w NT Chubby GOUVY Mac s w JR. Class H2o-skiing w Fordy — almost! Whose you Buddy. SMILE! Bon Chance — Thanx Mom and Dad. I OWE YOU ONE. Roberta Ann Gerkin ACH: Band 1-4 Chorus 2-3 Jazz Choir 3? Newspaper 2-3 West!! Rem: DAVID-ILY! Engaged — Yeah! Early graduation! Oodles and Oodles LES Party at Les. Escape from FH away FB games — Hearts — Doritoes — Diet Pepsi. Musicals — need sleep! WHIM: To lead a happy life and never come here again! PS This is my Sophomore year picture. SRD David S. Gamlin ACH: Spring track with Con- nie NT ST CT SM: passing bio w Morris. Times with Mort baby sitting, the 180, ATC. Open door night, OC 8-9! Cruising the FAIRLANE, Firebird hates school buses. Fun at Billy Squier Concert and J. Geils. Snowmobiling w Crew, Quimb, Mort and Bozo Fun last night of Craw- Mobile RBM Virginia, ALL MY LOVE TO SHAUNA! Elizabeth Anne Glavin ACH: XCountry 2-4 Winter T. 1-4 NHS Spring T 1-4 $511 Wrld Record w TP Me Tami Kris 3Muskateers; Driving Put's car; Siamese Twin Award; ET Dexiediet; slow down you run too fast Brian and Ditch 8 15 83 Sr Yr w Tami (never forget) Anatomy pig fights; pink ted- dy bear; Giggles; Running w JD; Centipede; Summers 82 and 83 JABK Todd C. Gavette ACH: 3-4 Voc 1-4 WHS 3 The West Memories: Strawberry Patch, the Newicks gang — Jackson Cabin. Good times with EN TC JS TM KF DP HH and especially Mary. Bob Seger 80 w JS Foghat 80 Jethro Tull 82 — DOTO — Seger once more 83 Then the Tanglewood Ex- perience. What A Long Strange Trip it has Been — THANK GOD IT'S OVER!? Nicole Lee Gleason ACH: graduating! passed four yrs. English. FH 4 years manager! luv: Mom, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Hoyt all my friends esp. Sandy and Cheri good times w SHCTTMGBVHKHEGBD Remember: Conway 4:00 AM hi where ya been OH kym! HB Sam never forget: Dan Brown, Cheri let's do donuts thanx Mom and Mrs. Hoyt! Tim I will always love you! Goodbye WHS. 132 Stephanie Goff ACH: Band 123 Loves: David Mem: MVGGBSMLTJKWLL Mr B Florida Trip 81 carry me! Your so dizzy! Thanks a lot Mr. Scannel! Def Leppard Rush Stairway to Heaven Bt. with DL Lovejoys towing the apartment July 6, 1983 Feb. 1, 1983 Maryland exchange Trip 3rd pd. study dr at dnc The Bronco. Angela Kae Graziano Ach: Field Hockev 1, 2, Get- ting thru Latin 2 — Thanx Lucia ITALY 82 w RMCDPBGM FIRENZE — MOB CSN @ Red Rocks COLORADO 82 SKIING NY 82 w KL and at KILL- INGTON AND DOORS 83 CIAO BABES ANNUAL at LakeW — DeadFish — CDFntn GDA Prom PumknwDH TOGA- PTYwRay Volare SAT and Rileys and wirlpl — Pty Os Kat and Shar HmpBchwAB THANX AMIE AND KIM — Luv Ya! SENIOR YEAR THANKS MOM — I LOVE YA. Edward C. B. Grandmaison ACH: Passing History and English Loves: Family Memories: Voc — Good friends — Summer of 82-83. Whim: to make it at Parris Island and to be a good MARINE. David Michael Grzybowski ACH: Made it in 3 yrs! It's time to Party! Nickname: Grizz loves family women and friends! Mem: times w Pam ptys at my house and CBBPGLKK and crusinw TMRJSM Whim: to do what I want to do not what others want me to do! Thanks to the teachers that cared! Thanks Mrs. Lam- pheir! I did It! Lynn M. Grandmaison ACH: State Championship! Soccer 1-4 B-ball 1-3 softball 1 yearbook 4 lclosets BM — coatrak Boby G w DH and JP and others peass DD and MM Waly and G Tucker Can- non — MCJN New Year's — I spy JMDM Colby — 81 and 82 KMBDDTBMDPJN Peck's w PK Keene Shwer JNBD Mdrinites early morn- ings LM Rye Roads-? run in rain — DH? thanx JF! garages C Prom — 82 BS - 83 MM NYC — tub bathrms Wild Suns BM = lies; thanx MOM AND DAD James Douglas Gray ACH: Surviving Period II get- ting home from Police con- cert without Mom and Dad knowing. Memo Football 3 Spring Track Winter Track. Friends Gazoo 23 TK nephews TS DR RM BEns oh chief. Nicknames: sweetness SCRGPPY JimBob. And Memo N beach toothless lip puller whistle. Fave saying: ACORN! fans live comfy and $. Thanks Mom and Dad. Love ya lots. Wendy Lee Hall ACH: Making it in 3% years Loves: Thad, Family, and Friends! good times with GL WM LK KW Thanks to my family and Friends who helped me make it! special thanks to Thad for showing me the true meaning of hap- piness! I Luv you! Whim: to marry Thad and Be happy and Healthy as long as we live. Jeffrey Allen Ham ACH: chorus 1234 chamber singers 3-4 all-state 234 and I'm graduating loves: Mom and Dad big Bro and sister friends memories: duck hunting with CL JE JF - Hay Jeff, where are all the ducks? good times with CL JF JE DK KF LM GE JG MT ambition: To work hard and be a successful commercial fisherman. Whim: to take life as it is and enjoy it. 133 Erik David Hammarstrom ACH: Helped with after school activities 1-4 Helped around school 1-4 GRADUATION!? Mems: New friends summer of 83 thanx for being good friends Helen and Mona. Lori Hart Loves Dave. Great times with DK, MV, BG, Space, TJ, DC. You Bombadon! Aerosmith, Leppard, Sabbath — Grab a Heiney It's Miller Time! Party Hardy! 60 for it Herby! 69 All the way! OH NO IT'S THE IT! Rock and Roll Forever! Jim Morrison lives! MV I'll never forget you!!! Maureen A. Hanson ACH: Spanish 3, Piep's Bible class Bt's with Duke whites In depot rd summer of 83 w stef beach-guys Demoulas breaks Pieps class per I — study DD and SM summer nights Mark lunch parties losing HC con- certs Hicks May I no rides 2night no, I don't know, maybe gts: TS, GB, AL, SB. luv you mom. Paul J. Harvey Summer nights on the beach with SM KS TM EK JK CM CZ and the Worm. Races against TC. the J. Ceils con- cert. K street with TC and SS Cruisin in the blue chevy Likes: Motorcycles, old cars four wheelin and good music dislikes: English and homework. Timothy J. Harrington CS and N 82 Crosby, Police at Foxvorn DEAD 83 Suburban A.V. Bus Driver! Bus Driver! PCECRM and Duf How the — do you get out . . . OH! This is a 4 door? L 50 Klub th2, MT. NBCH w Buzz and D.D. Hoops, Cards w MFPSMTTH What a long strange trip it's been THE GRATEFUL DEAD bye! Victoria Lynn Haye I've found someone who means so much to me and who makes me so very hap- py. I LOVE YOU STEVE! 6-7-83 Memories: Bob Seger 83! The mountains Summer 82 — Beach Cruise w Tracy and Rabbit, Green Nova, FIRE! OOPS! Singers w Kel. I Love you Mom Whim: To love and be loved Diane Jean Harrold ACH: Soccer 2-4 STATE CHAMPS! Graduation college? NYC The Tub get lost MM? Luggage? mid nites w LG ThePolice — what a trip ski w BM karate buds Sunday nite celebration laborday, LG and LM Where did ya sleep? Boby Gs w LG Colby friends not forgotten PSC and visits w R 5 girl's in a truck? Sum- mer fun Thanks Mom and Dad. Timothy R. Hepburn ACH: Ten 1-4 Exp 2-4 Trump 1 Mems: The Yota ZZ Top and concerts w the crew Labbats 50 Sue and Stacy The Farm Taylor — 20? Tippin Duf's — Greg Prom w PB — Li mo Partying w MT TH SM TC CP Virginia? Santa July 7 Never forget Nane S-P! Mary Sue — Matt Kitty loves you — L — 50 Klub Tom's phar- macy Alive she Cries 134 Nancy Suzanne Herbert ACH: Student Council 3-4 Jr. Rotary 3-4 Honor roll, 2 conway. mems: Bathr, windw! Jef's wedding Amy's B-day 82 Chez-M. DOODLES grt time in BAHAMAS w Amy and Belle OUR 3ACCOUN- TANTS — rum swzzles — rasta men and reggae dancn!! Thanks June! Ticking Henry! Boston underpas? Best XMAS'S always! GREAT PARENTS, fav-cuz Jenny. BEING A POPSICLE Patricia Hewlett Loves: Brian, family, friends the West — are there ways to stay dry? Ma ho's China'a dog? Good Times w YTMLGDTJ Jr-Prom w BRIAN Summer of 83 Feb. 19 — tp unicorns Thank you Mom Dad and Brian you made SR Year The Best. Brian your the one I love. Bye!!! Jennifer Anne Howe ACH: Business Club Mems: Bruce concerts, unknown party driving Jetta. Don't sell the car Sue. Lunch 8. wend and Jokes Hellenk islos: Thanks for good times Kare special: ST PB TP LN JR KB HA KA especially Mom and Dad Thanks for everything! we made it Susan Bruce forever! Sandra Marie Hoyt ACH: Field Hockey mgr. 3-4 RCB6 yrs Memories: when I grow up Joanne G Tony incident, side of 295 NC DTM New Year's Eve 82 sorry Nickel and Tom Greg in my garage 95 north dinners Bev-eee Sandy no that dog oops MD w k-n-k strawberry fields mckv miss s thanx for listening loveya hey Greg we grew up together. ILY Tammy J. Hicks Memories: Fun with MW HH JS EM KA All those trips! I wonder if they will catch us today? Loves: family, Maggie, also, Jeff I Love You! This is the end of the beginning. Or how ever it goes. Be mellow and let your mind wonder. Thanks Mom and Paul. Animals 83 Howard Hunes Valerie A. Hodgkins Ach: Getting out of Winnacunnet Likes: 2nd period study with ML, HB, ML. September 20 with SB. horseback riding, bowling, and spending my time with SB. Whim: To spend the rest of my life with the one I Love. Richard Hutchins 135 Gary S. Janvrin ACH: Varsity Hockey 2-4 Freshman Baseball Mem: Art classes with Spike Loves: Family, friends, Lisa Good times favorite sayings: Guanto Guido you can tell. Thanks to my family and friends I made it. Mark Joiner ACH: Basketball 1-4 Baseball 2-4 NHS 6-0 All-Secst MC all-Amer. Likes: Winning, M and D Dislikes: Celtics, Nel and sand. Losing Tarnya Marie Janvrin ACH: High honor roll. Graduating, Hero FHA — President Nick.. Tonto luvs: fam. and friends Mems: Bang your head w KF, child Services, getting expell- ed, good times w LH and WN, 8 29 82. 4 16 83, 7 17 83, It takes two hands But it only takes one! Thanx for everything Wendy! Whim: to live a great life! Luv ya Mom and Dad! Bye Tracey Ann Jones The tree or the stop sign? Best Times w LH, DK, SF, SW, MH, JM, SR, PH. BOM- BADON! Je ne sais pas! If the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it truly is, infinite. MORRISON LIVES! Bonne chance Nuff. Je t' aime Mom. Arnold J. Jautaikis Remembrances: outdoor Lrnng — Band Mr. P, cmptr class. Abe's Pwr tch JH JD MN PB GD KC SP frnds Fla., Canada, Maryland, Trips Dislikes: Eng. Hstry, hlf tm'e shw Quiet study. David Jordan Richard K. Johnson ACH: I'm Graduating! Anything but the Academy Gomer Mems: 45's Bolo Mr. October 1983 F H B O Foreign won Knight TEAR BEAR Friends: JAFO R S J L Moner not glum. More mems: Over the bank, c'mom we can push it out. Bye! Pumpkin. Terry Lynn Marie Jutras ACH: Basketball Cheerleader 2, NHS 3-4, SNHS 3-4, Foreign Lang Club wknd in mtns w Gay and Maureen (my best friends), We're from NH! , Brkfst w Greg Ltrs to Andrea SWMS Easter Lily, Smurfs, ring, ncklce Journey w Joe ILUVJG4EVA! Dancin w Bern U2R SISTERS? up at 5, SW CB, SM, MM, AA, Barf Krunchies! I LOVE YOU MOM AND DAD! 136 Lori L. Kelleher Ach: surviving 4 yrs of WHS Loves: family and friends. GDTMS w WHSFTADRDW! Trips w D at SalsBch 82! Pat what's for supper! Bean can I use the car? movies w shay GO 40! Dad who's the Lucky 1 tonite! Thanksgiving wknd — wipeout! Sue don't freakoutonme — Lor- wherearewe! nites w Dave Thanks Ma and Dad! % L . 54 Paige Kishbaugh ACH: STATE CHAMPS! soc- cer 1-4, co-capt. 4, All-state 2- 4; B-ball 1-4 co-capt. 4 softball 1-4 NHS; AM breakfast — camp Peck; Cathy 83 12 yrs. W HN; thanks Jen; Kit and Wanda; times w KM; DT BM ES CR etc. Thanks JWD, EBB: Good luck guys — It was fun! forget what life used to be, it's whatever it is you see, that life will become. Sarah Elizabeth Kelley Ach: Soccer 2 and 3, B-Ball 1 and 2, Softball 1-4; SC 1-4; Sec. 2 and 3, Rotary 2-4. VG Chrldg. Sum Fall 82 — wrong. Cleaning woman! 0-2 on the coast! Where's my license? Grounded agn? Homcmg 83-SS, SM, and PM!WOW! Rotary w JC! Hamp Bch Sum 83 — RO and TH — The Ped The Quad! YG — Enfield, Pizza Hut w DS and CM! Ron Rubber games w 21! Endless Awesome Times w Friends!! Edward F. Kutlowski ACH: Voc 3-4 Band 1-2 4th per lunch w Roach 82 CD ATC — in cruisin w Harvey-Bunga-worm- McLeer CHALKBOARD ALLEY 84 BLAZER 4+4 Late nights at Tower 57 in a 40? 17 minutes from ZZ it spun a bearing Sell it! 4-wheelin in the 6MC — the 2 toys a buck on ocean Thanx Mom and Dad FOR ALL YOU'VE DONE. Michele E. Ketchum Thanks for the rides Trace! New York City 82 — bathroom boom, Florida, rain, Atlanta lost! 6:30 Beach adventures once over 1st pd. study with SWJA stupid jokes checkers Hot Chocolate Jr. Prom Blinks friends — DNLSSPPB. Thanks Mom and Dad. Andrea Lea Lajoie ACH: funny Bunny and making the honor roll. Likes: GDSRMHSBSW, work- ing, and being with my friends. Memories: Good times with MH, do you remember fourth grade SR? Thank you for be- ing a true friend Maureen, and special thanx to Lisa B for helping me make it through my senior year. Warner N. King III ACH: J'ai oublier . . . GRADUATION DAY . . . Things I like: laborday 82 skiing Concerts my chevy BJ's Chebby 123 NAV NELAH JDAN- DCRANBERRY PASSION with AM 1 Loved the heat in 83 4q MY CAMARO SAYS WHO? 1st at nedrag oops . . . It works! Serp WH countach June 25 83 TL with Ann Miller 6; 9 What 2 do when ur through! Guess What? Donald Morris Lamprey ACH: Hoop 1-4 Capt 4 soc'r 1-3 NHS surviving BH's Math classes 2 yrs POLICE cnct Mac's, GETTIN' towed Tell Hes' the PET w DDRB Fla, talk w BM Canada TFM! Ital' bread w JL JR PROM w KM the woodlot 22781 partyin w DDRB Inspitations — Mr. Ford and Mr. Yost A MAN HAS GOT TO BELIEVE IN SOMETHING, I BELIEVE I'LL HAVE ANOTHER DRINK. 137 Susan Ellen Lanney ACH: Varsity cheerleading 83-84 Powder Puff sr-v-r 12-6 83 Best friends: JA KM TG TH — thanx for a memorable 2 yrs Bathtub frogs, NY w JA and TG, summer of 83, cruis- ing the beach w JA and GUYS! JA you were always there for me, I hope our friendship never ends. I owe you $. PS I Love U, You mean the world to me. Good luck. Laura Jean Lovejoy Memories: Soph year Bio w AMWKCZ Salisbury by bike Tuberculosis STUFF Bradlees Times with BB MC SG SF BS who woulda thought? Rag! Good Luck Dave And Steph! USHI Shap- py HC If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it. You can become it. Kimberly Anne Leach Ach: Photography, Lacrosse at GDA, field hockey and sur- viving GDA! Mems: DEADFISH; pm ar- tists; cabin pty 81; May at beach w Steve; 1 1 82 TWWYDIAP?; 4 7 81; lostc; 11 5 83 12-2-3 83; cemetery; Jim! take2; wpool ptys w T's hit and BMS; sunrise dancing in pickups; woodbox, 45's Oct at Winn w Dead and Jim; the orchards Seeya! Thanx Angie Love ya. Marchelle Lynn Locke Mem: the trip we took up country in 83 with ML JM WK DP and most of all AK. I will always remember Ther good times I had 9th pd. with LW HE in 83. Whim: Hope to live a good life with Andy. Elizabeth A. MacDonald Ach: State Champs! soccer 1-4 Hoop 1-4 trk 1-2 yrbk 4 All State 2-4 Mems: Those crzy nts I do rem LG! out the window w K What bench PB? Prom w WS 154 UNH trips tbar w DP DW w BC and FA! Bst times n tlks w BD and DT frnds 4- eva! Alg w Foxi Roxi soccer camp — in truble agn LG DP! NYC = nice tub 2 weird chics next door LGBM Grad day w Wayne and fam. 3 12 83 something special WS — luv u! thanx mom and dad for giving me your best Jill M. MacDormand ACH: V-ball 1-4, thanx ML ML HB for making high school fun. I'll always remember Petey and Her pet PB 1 11 never forget the time up country with WK. whim: to spend my future in peace and Total happiness with Wynn. Mareen Lynn Locke ACH: V-Ball 1-4 Loves: family and friends, fun times during volleyball w Rice and Pete. Going up country in 83 w Ml AK- JMWK and especially DP. 9 period w PHYTLW. A great time at the Prom with Dennis whim: Find a good job and live a happy life with DP Laurie Ellen Mackinnon ACH: Cross Country 123 Gymnastics till I die PS Memories: This girl needs a drink. Kinks 83 Rye Roads DHLG Melon Night Fishin with QQSmith NWSW Arizona Likes: beach gymnastics par- ties friends whim: Grad, of ASU 88 Love ya Mom and Dad, I appreciate everything. 138 Scott Francis Mackinnon ACH: Tennis Frosh x-country 234 track 234 what goes on? Trash the Vega KS skunk night PRCDSM times w craw trash bag fashions FP Road rtps CD luv always but never strohs deer Jack nght thanks Mom and Dad kruzen w PR stang z-experience Mort, Mike and the Mopar BB w JD Schaakes Machine Mr. Mojo risin. Mary Linda Maddock ACH: cross-country Jr. yr. winter-track 1-4. pause: chorus senior yr. loves: family-living in the country. mem: John D; Boating on Ap- plevalley lake, w cousin Beth c in Ohio. It's laughter when your dreams come true after all friends: K M J H C L L P ( Navy ) whim: to live a happy Chris- tian life Thank-you WHS! Scott D. Magri ACH: Football State Champs 10-1 83 73, Frosh 7-0, Buffalo, track, hogs sled, toppers 27-0, Blue Beret, Yaz teddy bear Faithfully, Beat friends Lou Chief Benson, PF, DH, RM, JA, Joe 2on3 WOW!! Coach I'm up in Dover I rip your eyes out, spat pp coach Mr. Greenjeans. Thank you Miss Hoffman, Hi kit by TS Regina T. Maher ACH: CH 12, F. Hockey 1234 Capt. HYA coach. Sports Editor Mems: RLC, laughs at CGS, St. Pat's '82 w JM, THE WEST, bozo and bobo, little red suits! Terri-WC, ITALY — Dove Bagno? GL, CM, Weezy Grease that Pig — Spearins Gang '81, A and P w SM DG HS, Ruinite w RLC, B-52's Thanks to; Funky Doodles, M L and Joshua, cuz-Kath, Mom and Dad, P and D RPT Whim: To ride a magic carpet! Yvonne Mary Maher ACH: Hosa Historian Hosa Convention 2, 3, and 4 Voc SCH 2,3, and 4 May the road rise to meet you may the sun be always at your back may the rain fall softly on your fields. I am a bunny I love carrots and ... Boston with Switzerland, Colorado and Canada thank you Mother and Father along with everyone who helped me Michael P. Manix The Dead Trip! Ceils Police Kinks Marine Patrol. PEA dorm room Scandel w the crew. Junior Prom 4 10 82 louldlt bmmd Molson Golden 5 day vacation. New York City getting lost, RockyIV twilight zone. Thanx princess! Sept. 17 we all make mistakes! HA! HA! Roberta Mary Martin ACH: Band 1-4 chorus 2-4 Yearbook 3-4 TECH 2-4 WEST 3rd generation! mems: who's driving howlin! puppy dog x-change trips GRODY! be-bops blu don't ask! LOODAF 2 dogs and 1 bear picnic at part Brat- skellar, THANX TO FRIENDS FAR AND NEAR!! BOTWCJT THE NORLANDS I'm not an animal, I AM A BISCUIT! wip it at em! There are ways of staying DRY? HA Shauna C. Martin mems: corrupt times w SS MBD and TG night w DBS, Jgeils w DDMB trips in the fairlane to Maine, ocrackers and Pop, A+ Pconvos, the bus the Crawmobile, good times w DD BC+MBD, special times w David 089dps RBM, the trip thanks mum I love you! Dave I luv u for ever. 139 Neil E. Marttila Dennis P. McGrath ACH: Hockey 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2 MVP Hockey School 1978 Jr. Team 1 NH REM: Tail Gate party 1983 Ride hore my car!! hot dogs, twinkies, watching F B games 83 84, opening troubles at Macs, APDPAAR, and CP Good Luck to class of 84 see ya in 10 years. ACH: DIV. II STATE CHAMPS 83 Football 1-4 spring track 1-3V4 winter track 3-4 Stain: It was worth it! 10-1 Memories: benders and Hor- rify'n soph year, 1st, tube thing, 20ydln, 32, ostb. yeh, s'Van, 7-0 Bri and Colt 45's, Summers w Jo, CD, K, Dawn, Don, RM What's up Guys Live long and Prosper. Robert G. Mawson ACH: Making through WHS Building a house at the voc. Mem: science 9 remedial with MR. Puttnam. Following AH around in 80, Good time in NH with TC cruising in the Cutlass whim: to spend the rest of my life with Ann. I love you Ann. Bradford L. McKenzie ACH: Football 1-4 Champs 4 lifting MVP-Def. All-State 4 — HORRIFYING Likes: SP BS NT TE — Voc- Streeter — cooking w JS EM JM DH — beachenit drinks with BS NT one way 90 dislikes: Exeter QBS Whim: To live on Misty Mountain with my cinnamon girl foreva! — play in the NFL play in the Shriners — Maybe next time Exeter! aint it nice to be alive. James Anthony McGrail Will remember: French 3avec tu me dois; BVI. Jan 83; France Apr. 84 St. Pat's Party 82-GM; Wknd H.C. Vera, stop laughing! Ang Summer 83 spca — BF's out again, OH, S; Not Now James, Later. Riding; Sailing, Thanks Mom, Dad and Laura. Thomas P. McLaughlin Jr. ACH: 4 years at Winnacunnet High Never received an in-school. Memories: Strawberry Fields, 6th period study. Dead 83 Parties w TG DMSMDGRJJS. Whim: to finally get out of WHS. Favorite Saying: What A long strange trip it's been. What is the deal here? Laura E. McGrail ACH: Basketball 1-2,4 Loves: Family-n-friends: SK DT SP RM MC. Mems Place Cove-n-Nwbypt, Nw yrs EVE 81. R+C w DT SK. BVI 83. Thanks Ms. Camp. Movie w MC-n-JM. Riding w SK DT SP RM. Trips to URL Quarters help! My animals-n-white olds 80. Thanks Mom-n-Dad-n-James, I Luv Ya. Christopher M. Mcleer ACH: Winter track 1-2 1 night cruising in the 70ss396, summer nites at the beach w EK JK CZ PH. Remember the Worm? On the tracks w the sb250 and EK. ZZtop in Worcester, Tumbling Dice, USH with the kid LZ 1 KASHMIR, Dial 1-800- Kremlin MT69 4+4ing in the toy. Whatnext? 140 Elliott Miller ACH: Surviving Grateful Dead '83 Honor Roll in Just 12 years. Munchin at the Voc, What a long strange trip it's been, the Tanglewood ex- perience, coffee breaks Hugh Heffner for Pres., I'm just holding it for someone 57 olds, what a back seat! Fun with Lisa, What me worry? I gotta get out of this place Animals 83, See ya Catherine E. Mills ACH: Graduating!!! Mems: Good times w AW KP MF AE EC MK PS MG LF and LI u did what? Chinese food M? Beach crew nitrate The cat Hey Kymie I got a persize it's snowin don't go stay thanx fam — friend and Spike u2 r luv u M and D LA here I come never give up on a dream it will become reality! Gregory S. Monostori ACH: Chorus 1-4 Yearbook 4 South Pacific Guys and Dolls Our Town Memories: The pumkin run. Chamber Singers, 95 North, BT don't ever forget me. Friends Forever, Fort Dix 83, Canada 83, Florida 81, the Alt 82-3, Hut Partys, Patch Par- tys, 53 cases under the tree, eggs off of Fletchers, the Greg, With DD. New York 13, Cathedral. Karen Ann Moreau ACH: VOC. HOR- TICULTURE FFA. GRADUATION MEM: GOOD TIMES WITH ERIC-DAVID-TAMI-CHRIS LINDA-JEFF-RANDY-TORIN BILL-PA. WITH HEIDI KELLEY'S PARTY PROM NIGHT 83 JAN. 28 83 FUTURE CAREER IN HOR- TICULTURE LOVES DAVID SWINERTON ONCE A FARMER ALWAYS A FARMER WHIM: TO LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST Rayanne Menery ACH: NHS - Spanish NHS — Class rep 2 and 4 St Counl 2 and 4 track 2 and 4 For.L.Club Mems: so MANY! ITA- LY82andNYC The Tub ELUHUN! ALgw BEL — AGUfox - No H Kits! Busdriva! Camay-Pan-Kermit- hgs'nkis FAWN — EC Goats My buddies I love ya all and Your all the bestest! xox Christie I love ya sweetie! My pal thank you 4 everything! Thank you Mom and Dad! Adios Mis Amigos!!! Jennifer Ann Meyer ACH: 4 years at Winnacunnet Jr-Sr year in the smoking area, finding new friend GY DF BF SS CM KO. I won't forget you MK Party Hardy everybody. CP KC BF 3rd per Thanx Mom and Dad and Michele I finly made it Whim: to become the best at whatever I do. Michael J. Mildon ACH: Soccer 1-4 Basketball 1, almost 3, Baseball 1, 2, 4 Respected: Parents and fami- ly Bud in summer 83, Glo's parties — moped excursions! Pool in uptown with ski and Pete. Miller and So. Com Eng class with Banda and Laughs with BC and MN. Eddie Mur- phy and Jim in ADV. math trips to N.Y. Thanx Mom and Dad Beware The Yellow Death JF Ann M. Miller ACH: GRADUATING FINALLY! Mems: EARRING SHE w TRE and MC good times w JPSPLLSG MAY 82 LABOR DAY 82 skiing ser- pent! SS SL SB SJ AND MS! LOVE IT! camaro in 83 TLH June 83 forever! My Bun! Serppath oops ... I Know! ILY WNK Thanx AK! VAN HALEN DEF LEP sixty-nine- wk — I LOVE YOU WARNER! LUV YOU MOM! 141 Laura Karin Moulton Ach: Band; Stage Band; NHS; SHS; Cheering; St. Council; All State. Mems: X-changes, PE under the stands. Flowerchild, Muf- fy, wrong . . . cleaning woman! Phantom Prune. Halloween 81, 82. Summer 82. Prom 82. Marching season, plays, orchestra, baby jokes, Florida, SKHNMWKD, Funarama, hiking. Thanks Mom and Dad!! Patrick John Murphy ACH: You got to like Gradua- tion! 4 yrs of WHS and only 1 inschool! friends: JKFVBMNAGWLJSC is it time yet Martys crew DP TW sorry ZZ Bud Sum- mer 80 84 SCplace BHat Th Daves 77 Cam Sabago golf 3inat3 JK carburn is it cold out? cruz the beach Sandys 25c Pam Exeter Dudleys Gawnews McDees Luv ya Mandy Whim: to make it to the top! Later. Christopher Mulcahy The end of the 4 year ex- perience. Tampa, Florida 1984. Crash 83 70 cam. 12683! CJMLMG 4 EVER! KNOX- VILLE All Months Spikard federlice black Sabbath 3 Rebels Rush 82 moving pic- tures opipoppyum. DNP BLAKE BUST SORRY. Clues new year's 83. Heads, Top, Flash Pan, B52? Zevon Clap- toncaine, LMM Lynda Dianne Nelson ACH: STATE CHAMP, sec- ond team all-state, soccer 2-4, basketball 1-4 mems: at last we won it all! channel 9 mm Junior Prom w KD and SR On the Line NHC w DP the car PA LM and JM fighting at bus stop At least we do it w class! GO WARRIORS WIN thanks Mom and Dad for everything A SPECIAL THANKS TO RERAY Darlean Marie Mullen ACH: French 1-4, Latin 2-4 Italian AP USH chorus cheerleading Best Eyes 4 years without work Whim: To date Huey Lewis here's to: fun times and Wild parties w MBF-DEB Philosoph. convos w JR Ital w JC sexy guys crazy times w MY H-sis and being The Bung biche. Thanks Lucy my friend and magister. I love you Mom and Dad. Adulthood?! I'm not ready. Helen Marjorie Newell ACH: Hockey 1-4 Drama 1-4 NHS a push cheering 1-2 mrgtrack 1-2 SHS Mems: Ankskit Bioynb choc- milk and ringdings x-trips Fla 3 Dee helmon Spain w SK UNH — It's only 10:00 THE DOG DIES! Ewik we're lost Scotty's hair and TLC DawnlOletoGF Prom w JD 81rol Kel DM MB KW JKR . . Peace Love and Understanding Whim: To be on time THANX KISH — roses and All! Ronald William Munday ACH: Capt, 1983 CHAM- PIONSHIP FOOTBALL TEAM all state Jun and sen SM PF MC DH football mft parties freshman year beach it I can't feel the floor we're the champs mags mic and Kit Lisa how's it going — Pizza Niblets dirty Harry tracy cee y atb mitch sk life in the big city BLUEHAWKS ARE DEAD! stain toad whim: to be happy and have fun always. Wendy Newman ACH: Graduating! Whim: to live a happy life with Donnie. Good times: w DLTJLFAP Good luck you Guys! Mem: It takes two hands ... But only takes one ... Go for it! Goodtimes at goodtimes Thanks Tarnya for lots. Loves: Family friends Don- nie! I luv u Mom and Dad! I love you Donnie!! 142 Matthew Scott Niswender ACH: Winter and Spring Track 3-4 Band 1-4 Mems: The Missions chalk block award LET'S go ski- ing good times summer nights x-change trips flying 80gs25ot and COLD morn- ings the meush 68emp350 atcing the gang Rye Beach Abes class Bandas class cafe runs jokes w MM thanxs Mom and Dad ILU! SKTB and TSKM. David R. Noble ACH: Outdoorlearning 1 Disney-World Nicknames: Dave, Nobe, B.C. Bookum Danno Time4Dinna! Marc's shorts Scott and Fam Bckwoods Camaro 70 Good Luck Rick and Kath Checkers U2 Let it Slide. AP Humor. Best wishes ODSPMKDWNP! Oaaie BUS 1234 Radical. Kings and Queens SHJD. We R Closed Now! Vera O'Connell ACH: newspaper 2-4 Latin award 2-3 Loves Likes: family, life, Marc, Kath, Bill, Jim, KW RG BS CD L. Oliver, Piep Mem: Our Song, talks w Kath, Bill's Larf, 4 of us madlibs, Jim's house, A and P, Marty Dick Pete Tom — USH, Bauer hour, Schultz and Gwen: Pull yer sock up honey! Bikerides thru Rye Stephen David O'Connor Ach: Tennis 23 I'm Free!! Pauldi's Partys I, II, III. . . Wild and crazy times at Lake W. with MM, JC, DG. The Dead Concert, Horrify'n with LJ, The raft, 4:45 — All around great times with JT, LJ, GC, JP. MELLOW OUT Goal: To find the key to Pleasure and Happiness. I'll see you on the dark side of the moon — Pink Floyd. Michael J. O'Keefe Ach: Soccer 2, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Winter hiking and skiing trips with Davis, Chuck and Neil. Trip to Cal. Work, Get- ting home at 4am Summers at the Lake. Nicholas D. Paarlberg Ach: Soccer 1-4, Co-Capt. 4, Baseball 1-4, NHS. Mems: One night reports. Debate, The Library, Free Food at PEA, GO to guidance, NO NOt UNH, Capaldi fac- ing his parents, Dave, are you sure you can drive? Square Headlights, the kkk and ap. Crazy but that's how it goes, indoor at USA, c-Sagan on respect. Thanks M and D and Z. Timothy Alan Osgood ACH: Voc. School Likes: Snowmobiling, Motocrossin, ZZ Gocart Rac- ing, Sinking snowmobile. Memories: Dragging — 83, summer of 83 H.B. Mustang crash, YZ — Y ami forever, past time w family at Conner Pond Bleach run smoke show Ambition: See half the world Dislikes: over boiling, out of gas, Ron talking top. Susan Deborah Ouellette Ach: Field Hockey grades 9- 12 Tennis grades 9-12 captain of varsity field hockey and tennis Teams, NHS Best friends with MS TS DS Great Summer w MS wind- surfing is awesome, so is ten- nis! wbbt and BC are the best! Great mems at WHS. 143 Jennifer Lynn Palmer GOOD TIMES w CLSPAMGGTMLO-JN? TRIPS TO CT Rowing on the lake The wind doesn't walk Sept 24 prom The Wall = PF Thanx Mom II, a lot!! Sal, there's no cap! every wknd! don't like the stairs at mall DUDE! DUDETTE! 25c Always Lambru $700 OH WELL LO!! Hey Mom, Thanx TONS! I LOVE YOU CHRIS, FOREVER! Daniel P. Pender Ach: Freshman Baseball, Soc- cer 1-4 Mems: JGeils 82, Police 83 MILLBK My 76 Bronco, Maine trps, MD and AA NBeach Wall w DT, Talk w Paul Out of Gas Girls soccer champs. The Boss HVH, I'll always rem. the times we'v had Donna, and don't forget Adam Thanx Mom and Dad Born to Run Deanne Parsons Kymberly Ann Pender Field Hockey Freshman team varsity manager Where's the water?! pd. 9 the tire with RJ Hey Kym come on up and see the blizzard No. Conway 4 AM DAN THE MAN Strawberry Patch Darkstar Let's go . . . TOOTS! Hey Ray baby Hampton Beach Don't worry I saw the treet to Grateful Dead Thanx Mom and Dad 1 and 2 SAJ What a long strange trip it's been Chad Joseph Patterson Kempo Ricks 8hr Test FULL cntct spr NG wBRYN KM- MRT on CRTS A+S BechXEAS YSPEAK at SPEAKEASY SBPCFI SPinc. HOS Fat- ChnaTn RKsNece Doc. Bs. Gr. Keep CHEVELLE? GJs SrprzElfnTatck Mo FO Flying in Tims Mstng Breatha!! Rig Lt! Petra N Cathy THANX Moan Dan th cning Fish at NoclndFonat WHS Dawn E. Peck Ach. STATE CHAMPS! Soc- cer 1-4 B-ball 1-4 c-Cap. Kish S-ball 1-4 Thanx Coach B-n-B NHS SHS Mems: Kit Juba Podium — DT Sun — KD Fi Fay PB Bars — CD NHC — LN Papa's — SM Where's the sail? Ski BM BD 4 EV F Karen Hat LG 3 19 83 Soc cmp Thanx mom and the gang u were alwys ther Changes Sum '83 12 16 83 — DM Thanx Mom — Dad — CJ Wades Luv Ya. Tami J. Perkins Ach: X-country 2-4 winter track 1-4 spring track 1-2 Putt and Hinks — U guys r too fast! 26.2 tennis — we're even TS! Island Path Siamese twins $511 — we're 1 Next line please Slurpees P's w KB Ex Elms — Kent — 5 27 84 skiing dexidiet liv- ing w Liz — all those grt times! — Tami — Prm w SW Let's drive by JD Living in a Gemini dream CULATER! Wendy Lee Perkins ACH: Surviving WHS, Voca- tional School (one year) Loves: Family and Friends GTDMS: w LE JE TF MR LF JA ME LM Mem: 6 13 83 Bob Seger con- cert w LE sharing K bottles w JE and TF and coming home early in the morning Whim: To live a happy life. Mom and Dad, I have finally made it Thanx WHS It's been real! 144 David Evans Pettigrew Ach: Soccer 1-4 Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1-4 Senior class rep. ZZTop, 'The Turtle. Police cone., Tim where's the S.A.V.? The Dead, JGeils. Capaldi's festivities! The West. Incident at Exeter w MM Prom 83 Limo. N.Y.C. Tub full of fun Kappy's car — Lost in the ozone w S.O. L.J. J.P. G.C. Sailing w family and S.S B.S. Thanx Mom and Dad Sarah K. Price Summer 81 BLM BOSTON and 700$ missions w JP Mems: riding w LM — just 1 — I miss ya TW — nth bch — espely Jenny — thanks — frnds 4eva — Lavender roses and Lambrusco — Prom Q., Homecoming and Winncnvl Court w BM — always rem. PT AM and my little pal CANDICE — Thanks 4 everything MA — another day another DREAM and all my luv to BRAD — xox Leslie Pierce Maureen Sue Randall ACH: WINNACARNIVAL PRINCESS (frosh) luvs Ma and Dad, Paul, family, esp. Vick Memories: Jr. PROMw PK who loves ya Babe! senior year whs friends: WP TFLWLFBTSD I'm gonnamiss you guys Whim: become a hairdresser, if Dad pays (haha) Dave I'm Gonna miss ya!! Ma and Dad I'll always remember that you were the ones that made it possible, told ya I could do it!! Scott Michael Power It's over. Paul don't forget Homecoming 1983 3 years, a lot has happened Noble: the beach, the mall Chris and Paul: the beach, WHS dances June 30, 1983: Dave, Chris and Paul thanks for just being here JEFF WILL REMAIN WITH ME FOREVER Hey! Catch ya later. Thanks Sue! Sally Ann Richardson ACH: Chorus 1-4 French 1-2 Spring Fling 83 WHS 80-84 chorus concerts exchange trips Washington 81 and Penn.84 Mems: Frosh math class w MC JUNIOR PROM w LN MC 18 B-day the library! period 7 8 82 w MC when I see it I'll believe it! Loves: thanks. Dad and Mom, Nancy Jay! MC and SR forever. Jeffrey C. Pray ACH: Soccer 1 Band 1-4 Stage band 2-3 Outdoor learning 3 Paldi party 123 ... I GOT O GO! The big W, awesome! rocn PF laughing — McDonalds JL's voice Floyd times w GC and SOC Moe's pink shirt exhange trips DL the 2 side — EP Fall - Kr - Ur DSCM Thanx Mom and Dad And all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be — Pink Floyd DSM Peter Robie 145 Mike Roobian William Russell Stephanie Ann Ross ACH: Softball 2-4 World Council 2-4 Pres 4 Mem: 4th period lunch on Fridays with VHSBAL — go- ing to the NORLANDS with the West. H and O Feb. 83. Likes: Good friends RSBW Summers Good Times with VHSBKEHB. Whim: To be a Police Officer Thanks Dad. I MADE IT Brian J. Sawyer ACH: DIV II STATE CHAMPS 83 FOOTBALL 1-4 THE WEST BENDERS W STAIN AND BUNK AND BEACH CREW LIKES: TRIM TO THE MAX — ANGLE 45 All I did was talk TOOS NO DOUBT WFRANNY FRED HATES — CONTRACTS AND HENS BUT NECTAR OF THE GODS MOHAWKS BIGTIME — LIKES 6t8 SKULL AND ILL OWE YOU ONE LST83EL TOO WILD BEST MEMS: SUSIE ALY THANK YOU Rob Rowe Erik James Schmidt Ach: Track: winter and spring surviving The West Trip Drama club 34 Know what I Hate Most in Life? Are we having fun? The Police! I can't stand up! EXCALIBUR NO WAY! WHAT!? The cop- per penny Right Scott! What can I say guys, LIVE LONG AND PROSPER. DUCK! mailbox. Beam me up Scotty. Paige, I think you know always, perhaps someday. Charles Roy Michele Lee Schmidt Ach: cheerleading 1-4 Capt. 3 and 4, Tennis 1-4 Capt. 4, CO 124 SC 12 Memories: OLW Mick, Sum- mer 82, with MW, Orange and 4, LJ 12 11 81-7 7 82, Rah-Rah w the gals! I'm not sorry, Mohawk, bic, LR! always remember warriors 1! Tennis w Sue — BEAKERS SUNDAE! KGYIWD! ILIKETH AT! BEAT-IT WE WON PARIS! Whim: to be Happy, Healthy, and Wealthy! Thanks Mom and Dad — I Love You! 146 Barbara Lynn Schule ACH: Band 1-4 chorus 3-4 Graduation! I finally made it! Mems: SG — 8yrs LS — stop laughing! SF — crusin Mo and SF — 6th pd lunch 10th pd BR w LY and PA all mems w DDC — none to be forgotten .. . Prom exchange trips what? oh my god! TN — Babs Lynn's parties the mall. Everything always turns out for the best . . . THANX EVERYONE! Elin Grace Shields AND IN THE END, THE LOVE YOU TAKE IS EQUAL TO THE LOVE YOU MAKE . . . The Beatles Mona Maria Scrofano Ach: NHAPA 12 Drama 3 NHS 3 CHR 3 SPA APUSH 2 Darth-bkclb 1-Class-E-Ldy! Luvs: Mom and Dad Chuck KW SB HELmon ES Bio 7 Little Beasties GG B DB Ka Sher Vermont MANGIAMO! Hi Ewik Black Satin Pointes Both sides of a jokebook SKI! Los ojos de scottie attack straw Sid is Dead! Kel — Di Dance — Give 'em the Old Razzle Daz- zle, RAZZLE DAZZLE 'EM Lisa Lynn Sisson ACH: Chorus 1-4 Flagcorps 1-4 Drama 3-4 Mems: Bebop xchange trips, Florida Lynns PARTIES! Where's your mother 8 Lunch GRODY NEW CAT? The mall Lynn Paul cruz'n with Lynn the Tub Sheila IT LyPnSw THE WEST MBMKBM a lot is 2 words? oops! JTBB There R ways to stay Dry! Thanx everyone I'm out of this Place!! Diana Marie Sears Mems: rbr K? bikeride — everagain! Tracy — Frnds always! TTTSLTJK Do u have an id? cof shop w land B, BEATLES Camp — where's the ground? The Bubble, night skiing. This is boring? did you see that tlphone pole? ENGLAND loves: family and friends — thanks for everything! Sheila Lee Skoglund Mems: Corrupt times w SM MD TG Fri nite diner sat nite knitting detective work — summer of 83 w mbd Bron- coandguccis oct 8 and 9 shop- ping spree's summer convos at stand good times w SMBP rit mlp watching out for MBD — Peter I love you mom and dad! Paul J. Sherburne ACH: WHS 1-4, 20 Credits Mems: J. Geils Dead Kinks Police: House Party 82; Dans Lamppost and long talk 2 a.m., Millbrk; VEGA, recked- sm Frnds: DPMFSMPRTRM- MDT; Pats 9-151 Likes: Parties, CC+C, Cars, Beach Skiing, Fishing, Florida 83 and 84 Cards, DOORS, 68 CHEVELLE NO ONE HERE GETS OUT ALIVE! jdm A sM Daniel Q. Smith Jr. ACH: The West, Student Council 4 Winter Track, Pumping iron Mems: The Tobes, Great times w Bob Bozo MD and Cal Parties w friends SO-CO nights, fishn w Dad, Dick, PS Bustn Craws, NY eve, B52's, Grimus mission w MD at lake. BD and HR, Beach my 18th b-day. Facedown Loves: CM family, Fishn, the CAMARO! Long-wkends! Thanks Dan and Barb! 147 Jeffrey W. Smith ACH: Vocational School Food Services I and II I love you Tam I will if you will'' Fun times w TMTCEMKATG wild par- ties Newick's gang Jackson Cabin Thinking rock picture time Oh No! Technical Dan Seger w TG 80 Seger again 83 BOC 82 parents camping again Scott's Cove almost made Canada Dude Thanks Mom and Dad Henry J. Stonie ACH: Getting through the West w o Greasy Hair, copyedt. yrbk NYC!!! Mems: New York and $hop- ping! THE LIVING MANIKINS. GUCCI ROLEX and the Avenue of Rich! Etc . . . Etc . .. Zito! The barbie doll on RT. 95? Good hands — funny WRONG idea! Studio 54 and Tiegs — WOW!!! Kissing window Thanx to everyone for 4 Great years! Whim: To have a happy and productive life. TRUMPEM!!! Scott Michael Snow ACH: Drama 2-4 Springtrack 2 VICA 4 GORCH FOCK STA 1 Golf 1 Mems: KC 2 yrs. w EB CANOBIE in the DATSN AZ- DRS: TECHIES AND DRACK PAK Prom of 83 w TS 5 28 82 Police New wave Punk Mr. Latini SNS Chad where's a camera MIME Thanx Mom, Dad, Kathy Look MA only 4 yrs who has the sportspage MJBDELS by WHS Smile people will wonder what your up 2. Brian Paul Strangman Miss. Lynch French 4 with R G B B D S Summer of 1983, SPS and BRO Favorite saying OH Man! 20th century American novel BC Wild rides home with B C M N Tracy Jacqueline Snowden ACH: Soccer 1-4 STATE CHAMPIONS! wtrack 1-4 strack 1-4 Studente 1-4 luvs: family and friends H O Speak-E-Z Hates: USH Mems: 10+S n Rain w TP Prom w SS+Cruzin FRANCE 84 Times at frndlys w JM TU me dois! MT KILL! cen- tipede+Beach w LG KB TP+Co u-perverts! drivin puts car lSavers B+Fball game w SD. Success comes to those who strive to succeed. William C. Sturgis ACH: Soccer 1-4 mip Is 4 hoop 1 baseball 1-4 Mems: Led Zep pph ols truck smday p-p-p J. Geils w DP mf Gt w Bob ames — md bs+w sw Jr. Prom lawns Miss Tournament by 3 pts. oh-well topp w m-th Hattrick- timberlane ss w AA Airplane 2 pie w crew Jump the fence at cp's AcwBw SD Good luck class of 1984. Scott M. Standen ACH: Hockey MGR. 1-4, graduating Mems: Out all night. Hockey Games HFalls backroad Mis- sions w Biron Roadtrips Berlin “what is that smell? ZZtop AC DC 83 K-Street Disasterw TCPH. Plastow mistake Likes: pops-old cars — 60's tunes. Friends Nickname: Benson. Born to be Wild Tracy Lynn Taccetta Mems: camp meeting K ski- ing with TE DS JS camp 2.00 am with DS Portsdown town at L and L his. 9 per with KL SP CB Scott's haircut Jr. Prom Friendlies Beach Sailboat meeting friends track with Cathy G bringing everyone home Kay — Love you Thanks everyone esp. Dad 148 Matthew A. Taylor ACH: Basketball 1 Tennis 3-4 Likes: friends - pops — cars — beach etc. dislikes: Marine patrol. Mems: Lemans soph and Jr yr Gregs Pauls Peters dufs etc; I'm not stuk mort the skunk Jr smr; ZZtop concerts w the crew SM TH PS PR MF TC etc; 60 cady f ever; thanx it's been real; mbr 1-50 club; Mat Suzanne Marie Tessier ACH: Graduating in four years! Mems: Summers — Kim's house — BR — Talks w Don- na The coffin Lst mst Qst Good times w NT GG LT LT DH JG GG GM KH. Bsing w Nanc for tify fridays KS w Dave Go4it NT U BL'er Let's get out of here The Battle wagon Thanx Kendra! Love ya Mom and Dad!! Craig Nicholas Thayer ACH: Hoop 1-2 Track — Spring 2-4 Winter 3-4 co-capt sp 3-4 wint 4 Likes: Hoop — Track — Celts — Pops — Beach Girls — ZZtop — Tano — Movies — The guys Tatas — Duf — Nobe — JA TG JB SE CD SS Goodtimes wkends — Turn- buckle — Nobe work at LB w Duck summer of 83 w JA TG Duf No Beach drive-ins Swim H20 Bed — homeroom Groupl-4 Bye Guys Michael R. Tobin Jr. ACH: Made pfc while in DEP for MCR Good Tyms: ZZT DL KZ KK JC concerts sum '83 CRWPRTEZ BBNGD Cass Class LT Demoulas Sals n Hamp Bch Mr. Y-riot FOFFW R JnW500 Croozin w MaryAnAM Hope: Make it through Paradise Island-n-Wear my Blues w DGNTY Favorite motto SEMPER FIDELIS Janet Starr Todd ACH: Yearbook 3 4 — Senior Ed. Cheering 3 Surviv- ing the West Trip??? Mems: Great Times w AR every year at Hamp. Bch., Simi, and Hunnington Bch. — jacuzzis Riunite. Water- ski attempt at B's Camp. Jr. Prom 82' 83' w BKM. Where are we? Tiajuana? From the East Coast to the West Coast? Thanks SOBMDS JETT and Especially ANNE, My Best Friend for some Wild Crazy Times. Never forget them. Magic Mtn. Beach Trip to SA. BYE!!! Scott J. Tucker ACH: Football 1234 STATE CHAMPS 83 Freshmen 7-0 All State First Team MVP 0 Spring Track 234 MVP Winter Track 34 MVP Relay Team Dm Nt Ct Punt return 2244 Kick return 9499 Stuck at UNH Aunt Ivy I'm sick Coach, I don't want to go 22 skulls good luck Joe prom and best times with Lisa I Love You Lisa Forever 44 Thanks Mom Donna L. Testa ACH: state champs! — soccer 1-4 b-ball 1-3 83 HOMECOM- ING QUEEN great wknd! Mems: Times w MM 41082 awys sp NY The Tub URA riot RM! BM — prblm chid — thanx kid 4all? wlks at No Bch w DP Late Again luv ya BD+SB nvr 4get KM! gtalks w Dawn gtimes w CD — frnd 4eva! — thurs-nite w Mr M+C milBK — bst time? fish — Dnc! Thanx frnds and Family 4everything! Susie Tewksbury ACH: trans. Pinkerton academy ski team 1 high honors 1. Me quit? noway, endless hor- rifying partying at cim al2. tripp+25c all nite. P-body w Ellen and Lisa. No doubt! JJO mnts summer 82 MT foggbound! carveddec83 SAT fraud! oops I no Rod B52 ossified b-bum! what's the gig jig- 149 Kathleen Twomey ACH: Office Aid 1-3 Mems: Graduation 82, Per 4-5 lunch, 5-21-83, Mr. C R's Party GOOD TIMES WITH BT, MC VD LN NL LM MF NF, Yes, Dad, you were right. Thank you If only things could have been different. Mom ... I still love you. Gerard Wayne Vondohlen ACH: In three quarters of my high school days I raised a large majority of my grades. Things from my days at Win- nacunnet I will never forget: First day entering the high school. State Champs in foot- ball 1983. The faithful tar- dyness of all my homeroom teachers. My good friends: John, War- ren, and Jeff. Maureen Lynne Walsh ACH: Band 1-4; Dr. Mjr. 4; St Band 2-4; Cheering 2-3; track 1; NHS Fla. trip grn. glasses eat shrimp ARITE! Can exge: TMF and Subway and rockn w Pete! 5 13 82 cem; Sum- mer of 82 ORANGE Jr. Prom w Ron JL-7upe? My drmr ST! Laughn and Times w Kathy — SFs 4eva — ILU Speasy w?KDCSNSTM's Good Luck Don — Paco — Jeffy and all my frnds! Thanx Lisa — Beth and Pat! ILU MOM AND DAD! Melinda M. Walton ACH: Graduating, one year at voc Loves: Jim family and friends Mem: 6 3 83 Bob Seger Heart Collins Trup HH wanna skip Goodtimes: w HH JS TH WP LW DP April 1, 82 Junior Prom Motel it parties Beach, let's go Tam! New Year's 83 w LW served Mia Ki Whim: To live a long happy life with Jim, to be rich Love You M and D Diana Lynn Ware ACH: I am finally gonna graduate and I am gonna go on to better myself. 1 want to thank everyone who had helped me this year — seeing how this is my first year here and most of all my husband Sam Ware plus I just had my first year of marriage Dec-11 Memories: Mrs. Royal — DK MW — BL and company, KF TubsHH. Lisa Lynn Watson ACH: Graduating Good Times w CBMWHHDP Memories: Senior skip days. Office Practice I and II w Mrs. Latvis (TF). I am allergic to computers! Sophomore year Parties w friends Hilary Junior and Senior year w Chip Nicki, Bruce, and Mrs. RZLX-MRDMACD. Daniel F. Tuholski ACH: MY DIPLOMA!! THANKS TO ALL THE TEACHERS FOR HELPING ME REACH MY GOAL. ESP. MS. CALIF, MRS. CLAY, MS. GRANT, AND MARIE, THANKS FOR TAKING ME UP THE STAIRS ALLEN AND DAVE. THE JUNIOR PROM TIMES AT PAWTUCKAWAY TIMES WITH ALLEN. MY WHIM: TO BE A GREAT STORE MANAGER SOMEDAY. Yvonne Carol Turcotte Loves: Family and friends = PHGEMLKF Likes: lobstering, fishing, and hunting. Fun times at DeMoulas. Math class is a riot this year. I am going to miss ya'll. Good times with Troy at Junior Prom and movies. Im- agine; doubt it. Does some- one want to do my Housework? 150 Gary L. Webster ACH: Grad, passing 9 period math class MEMS: BH — TH — NA Playing 45's with: PS-PM-JK- SP-CR-SLY Getting KAWT w MJ 9th. Per. Eng. SMr. H, Mrs. C's 4 5 Eng. Soft Team Hates: ISS, getting bagged Smoke rain. Sheila Ann Weiss ACH: Track 1-2; cross country 2; WBC 4 I survived 3 dif- ferent High schools! Sheelz — Chris I'm thinking!! Bebops Bsktbl games and a pk of gum. Gd times w MPKAMBTJTJCBCB — DEVIL DOGS? 3 4 83; 12 1 83; what lies before us and between us are tiny matrs and of what lies within us!! Hey guys is IT Here?? Thanx Tracey and Andrea. Smr 83 . . . Good luck evry 1. Sherry Welch Kathleen Cavanaugh Wheeler Ach: FH 1 and 2; SC 2-4 Pres 4; APUSH; NHS 3 and 4 - Tr4; SADD 3-4; FLCT 3 Good Times w SS, BL, JB, MS, SB, VW, SH, and Duh-Van-Tree! ALITALIA! Geils, H'Comin- all night long, WinC'83 at Tk Field, Sid is DEAD!?! The AT- TACK STRAW! Whistlestop . . . Vermont-eat2w MO and SH, NLTC, Madame Presi- dent! Thanks Mom, Dad, FW, and JW! Good Luck! Keep Smiling! Paris Anthony Wheeler ACH: Basketball 234 Bandl winter track 12 good times w DM KC CC MS thanks u all summer 83 Nicknames: Junior, blood; speakesy 1 to Cindy, there always be sunshine when I look at you and I know tomorrow we'll still be the same always and 4eva Whim: To go to college and play B-ball also to be like The docter 76ers Warren Arthur Wheeler ACH: Honor roll. High Honor roll Things that I will not forget at Winnacunnet: Learning how to drive with Mr. Kenney, the friendliness and humor of Mr. Bennet, receiving an A in geometry, and the fence incident. Friendships made in WHS Nick, Jim, Jeff, John, Jerry. Cannot forget football team 83. Daniel E. Welsh ACH: 1st Solo 11 26 81 Privates 11 26 82 comm 11 26 83 Inst 10 21 83 An- dover Country Club on Breezy 2343. It was a nice golf course though. Christas par- ties at the airfield. Hey guys, take it easy on the right turns Back me up spider- man! Thanks for everything Mom and Dad. Whim: To fly with the Big Boys John David White ACH: Homeroom rep 3 Mr. Treasurer 4 Band 1-3 Room 3 escapee He He! Skippy sticks to the roof of your mouth MRSHBKJD Number 3 spark St mall can nice Caboose av rm decot. Balloons Wang Yes MR AH Dodge why is air? Yes super glue rist JPCF BT D D AP Parties 82-83 Dec. 8 Juggling chocolate Mous. Question: Has John D. found his pants Yet? 151 Susan Gail Willoughby ACH: Volleyball 1-4 mvp 2 Capt. 4 Thks for fds TT and SN frdls sorry SP I tried swmng? Prom 82 Matt Rnbw thks me — 1st w MKPBJA — laugh — Jokbus RR got btr gr w my help!? movies! GD concert in wor — I'll binby 11 — I don't rem. do u? It's your turn! I luv u MRM+D+All see m — I rem what A long Strange Trip It's Been Scott C. Wright ACH: soccer 1-3, cross- country 4 spring track 2-4, winter track 2-3? Likes: 2:15pm police — sulvin stdm concert. Doors, pph, skiing, family bsranchro Dislikes: writing term papers in 1 day Jan 5, 1983 dirt roads Mems: Pabros, Paldi's, Smoke, Junyr Nrbch, L-50 Klub The Future is uncertain, the end Always Near. Jeff Wilson Lynn Marie Young ACH: Band 1-3, chorus 2-4, News 2-4, surviving in AP- USH-w Hoyt (I don't babble) Mems: good times w LS BS SW RG SF and the rest of the gang! Ireland J. Geils! Br w BS Lord help us! L street Parties at my house! Lisa GAFITH! WGTTS? Times w Paul, HB! The canoe! Camp Hates: Damoulas, snobs, and 6:50! Loves: summer, and Paul Whim: TMP Wanda Charlene Wilson ACH: Nursing Always with MP crusing in the 2 snowbound foreva Look out corn fields here we come 12 23 82 Falling up and down those stairs! We won twice in three weeks Mair always with my children. Thanks Mom and Dad I love you. Lee J. Witham Mem: Apr30 83 — summer 83 — Quiet Riot w KF TJ GF New Ibanez Pea vey 83 Aerosmith Voc Drafting feel it KS crank that Decade Jam with WK? Thanks for the ride TJ Whim: to become an Ar- chitect. Rock and Roll all night and Party every day! Christopher J. Znoj ACH: Honor roll Band 1-4 frosh FB Chalkboard alley butter+roach Dads Toyota if he only knew wood cruisin with EK, EP, RB, CM worm This buds 4u 27 min ride from22 Geils curtain 2. Ashworth 80-84-? Cat, camaro 67. 77Chevy Malibu 84 Z28 269, Y. Why 4 wheelin with Toy, I'm out a here thanx Mom and Dad Harry Bergeron 152 Ellie Goodwin Laurie Cook Samantha Loughi Camera Shy Alfred Baker Robert Fowler Peter Barclay Keith Frye Anthony Bohacik Lance Knowles Marc Bolh Curtis Marston Wayne Bowden Katherine McRae Joseph Bradley Shawn Mercier Patty Brissette Robin Preston Bryan Campbell James Quinn Aaron Carine Davis Randall Stephen Carine Richard Ricardo Bret Clark Ernest Ruest Joseph Delisle Mark Schofield David Denis Dominique Sibilia Sheri Dow Steven Tobin Robert Edwards Deanna Welsh Karen Emerson Seniors 153 Lisa Yuskiewicz tu p p L A T n MOST POPULAR Christie Daboul Dave Brown CLASS CLOWN Michelle Eaton Dan Conway CLASS FLIRT Sue Lanie Rob Rowe MOST ARTISTIC Jackie Flynn Dan Pender MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathy Wheeler Doug Dahl Ron Gallant FRIENDLIEST Amy Adams Ron Gallant BEST DRESSED Shiela Skoglund Henry Stonie MOST DRAMATIC Mona Scrofano Scott Bowditch MOST MUSICAL Maureen Walsh Paul Eaton MOST ATHLETIC Paige Kishbaugh Dave Brown CLASSIC FEATURES Donna Testa SMILE Dave Jordan Darleen Mullen EYES Dave Jordan Michele Ketchum NOSE Saun Duford Moe Randall BODY Scott Tucker Sarah Price HAIR Henry Stonie Senior Superlatives 157 1 9 8 1 1 9 8 2 CLASS HISTORY In September of 1980 we began the Winnacunnet experience. The first advice we received was, Get involved. And that, we did. One of our first jobs was electing class officers. We performed this task suc- cessfully by electing Doug Dahl — President, Christie Daboul — Vice President, Donna Testa — Treasurer, Michele Schmidt — Secretary. Meanwhile, we had filtered into the various clubs and the fall sports program, which lead us to the first annual Homecoming. A disappoint- ing game brought us to an enchanting dance, themed The Beatles. The autumn breeze brought the winter winds and the new sports season. The girls freshmen hoop team had an undefeated season! The boys Varsity Basketball team went to UNH with all out support, only to suffer a disappointing yet noble loss. In the midst of winter sports ac- tion, Winnacarnival brought a new challenge. Our participation was outstanding — our score wasn't! In keeping with tradition we lost. We did however, manage to elect Maureen Randall our first Winnacarnival Princess. Soon the snow melted and Senioritis set in — but we were only Freshmen!!! The new sports season began and ended before we knew it. As the year drew to a close, we elected student council officers in an- ticipation of our sophomore year. The summer had flown by and September converged upon us. In our brave sophmoric manner we returned to WHS. Sports teams had been working hard since mid-August. Getting involved now included giving the freshmen wrong directions to classes and making a buck on elevator passes. Our class officers. President Christie Daboul, Vice Presidents: Ron Gallant, Michele Schmidt, and Donna Testa; Secretary Sarah Kelley, and Treasurer Beth Crawford were already working toward the 2nd Homecoming. The game on Halloween day was another disappointing loss, yet the evening was a smashing costume ball. The boys and girls soccer teams redeemed our pride by going to the quarter finals. Yet soon, winter returned with Winnacarnival on its wings. We com- pletely wiped out the Seniors in the first two days. From there, we fought for the gusto against the Juniors to place a close second. Tammy Falconer became our second princess. Spring returned and the great outdoors tempted everyone. Spring track, softball, and baseball players all found their way to the fields, while some of us snuck off to the Summer invaded final exams and we left for a 10 week break. 158 Class History Upperclassmen returned to WHS after that summer. This year we had a choice of our class English electives. The West Class, APUSH, Chemistry, Practical arts . . . We made some incredible elections with President Christie Daboul; V.P.'s: Ron Gallant and Paul Eaton, Secretary Sarah Kelley; and Treasurer Bryan Saunder. Along with our new electives came the painstaking PSAT's and SAT's. The first sports season of the year put many of us on our first varsity teams. It also brought the Powder Puff football game, which with a little dirt, a few bruises, and some hard feelings we lost to the seniors. Once again, the Homecoming game was a disaster, but the 2nd costume dance with a Mardi-Gras theme was a complete success. The girls' soccer team led a most suc- cessful season, losing respectably in the semi-finals. The Winnacarnival competition went in favor of the Seniors (who cheated) by one point as we came in sec- ond, with Sarah Price our princess. When Spring sprang, the Jr. Prom was in the air. On that magical night we crowned Sarah Price our queen; serving as the court were Amy Adams, Michele Blaisdell, Mary Cutshall, Brenda Downey, Trudy Gagne, and Lynn Grandmaison. Our theme was Open Arms by Journey. Shortly after the prom, the spring sports season wound down. Summer was glistening on the horizon. We took our last set of final exams and whole-heartedly hit the beach. Finally, it was September of our senior year. The WHS routine was quite familiar. We did not bother picking on freshmen. Our minds were on other things. Our grades improved for college applications and our sports teams were magnificent. Both the girls soccer team and our football team became state champs. Not only that, but the football team beat our rivals, Exeter, twice. This was our first Homecoming victory. The Silver Anniversary theme led our 3rd costume ball to a terrific night. Our Queen was Donna Testa and her court Amy Adams, Brenda Downey, Tammy Falconer, and Sarah Price. Along with the other fall sports returned a surprisingly triumphant golf team. With winter came more successful sports. On the 25th of Feburary the girls won the Basketball Cham- pionship at UNH. The boys promise to be in the tourna- ment. In addition to this, we incorporated a J.V. Hockey team. Winnacarnival was a smashing senior victory over the sophomores by 3 points. Our Queen was Christie Daboul and our King, Ken Corroon. Our senior class officers were President Christie Daboul, Vice President Donna Testa, Treasurer Pat Carey, and Secretary Michele Schmidt. As the year winds down, we the class of 1984, the 25th graduating class, promise to be remembered as a class who made a difference. 1 9 8 3 1 9 8 4 Class History 159 BEST POP ALBUMS 1. Thriller, Michael Jack- son (Epic) 2. Duck Rock, Malcolm McLaren (Island) 3.1999, Prince (Warners) 4. Kissing to Be Clever, Cul- ture Club (Epic) 5. Power Corruption and Lies, New Order (Factus) 6. You and Me Both, Yu (Sire) 7. The Look, Shalamar (Solar) 8.Synchronicity, the Police (A AM) 9. Murmur, R.E.M. lI.HX) 10. High Land, Hard Rain. Aztec Camera 8lre JIMMKUI 160 Year in Pictures rothrr, and worn in n fnmih nf nmllmmx. thmmi.% tnrmmfmlrr mknaioK . ihr finl tot mf ike pmlindmUnal mgr _____ Oh, You Beautiful Dolls! hev're rioting in the malls for the chance to cuddle with the Cabbage Patch Kid- 11 ram ri mtittri ltahiihuit] i Korean Air Lines Flight 007 “__ l ,4n ■wgrerrrfrntedpfmgrwm i m ■■■gn mf drmrtt k% miWWrH� irrmdtmtimm Urrlimg mm mmitumkmkU mu PECIAL REPORT_________________________________ rV’s Nuclear Nightmare iBC’s ‘The Day After’ will force viewers to face the ultimate horroi :ut the fallout is already being felt at home and in the classroom It MXtm fitting to begin with Ihrlml rr|k l “NATO armored I naif breaking «.outdhe imagined twodrvadcsago It s. a a� , .a —a. .v „k c._ ■ i b kiu : ... .k_ . .h .. Hannah Adams Mark Andrews Karen Andriola Cathy Anway Kelley Arundel Loretta Asselin Richard Atwell d U N I □ R 5 Atalie Atwood Todd Bamford Jeff Banfield Kim Barton Rick Beaudette Aaron Beaulieu Robert Beck Robin Benoit Brandon Berry Ralph Beutel Bridget Binette Deanna Bishop Shelley Blanchette Lynn Bosinger Susan Bourque Kathy Bradley Kyle Bragg Laura Briggs Dennis Britt Alan Brown Bruce Brown Cindy Brown Kelley Brown Steve Brown Dana Brush Ronica Bubier Scott Buchanan Dave Buckmore 164 Juniors Terri Casassa Rich Cassin Cathy Cerasi Renee Charbonneau Alice Cheney Kathy Clark John Coffey Pat Connor Tom Conway Tim Conway Kathy Corbett Kathy Corcoran Dan Cormier Brian Cote Beth Cotter Wendy Coyne Scott Crane Mike Cronin Dave Croteau Tricia Cummings Brodie Cusack Craig Daigle Kim DeLong Sam DiBartolomeo Sue DiBartolomeo William Dineen Kelley Doherty Pete Dorin Juniors 165 Chris Douber Hillary Doul James D'Ovidio Lea Driscoll Stanley Dube Scott Duford Dan Dumont Maura Dumont Sue Dunn Laurie Durkee Bobbi-Jo Eaton Howard Eaton Carol Edwards Bill Edwards Kieth Eggert Jack Eldridge Cathie Eshleman Tom Evans Maria Felch Mark Fera Laurie Fernald Barbara Fernandez Lisa Flanders Wendy Fournier Karen Fowler Ruby Frye Keith Frye Scott Gallant Toni Gardner Norman Gaulin Lisa Gilday Chris Greer Gene Guth Stacy Haberman Chuck Hafey 166 Juniors Sean Haight Kerri Hamilton Ann Hardy Anne Harrington Bill Harrington Mike Hart Kim Haye Chris Hepburn Dan Herbert Jill Hewett Glenn Hodgman Jeff Hodsdon Kim Hollingworth Alan Holyoke Hilary Hopkin Rich Houle Jeff Jacobes Rich Jacques Dave Jautaikis Jim Jedrey Ladd Johnson Dave Johnstone Rob Jones Mary Judkins Debra Kapinos Alyce Keegan Merna Kelley Kim Kelliher Kim Kelly Tom Kelsen Dale Kenisen Dan Kertanis Peter Kilcoyne Mike Kimble Filiz Kinaci Juniors 167 Jackie Kinsman Jennifer Kirkland Chuck Knowles Karen Kobelenz Melissa Krenzer John Kristiansen Kevin Kurland Wayne Labonte Jennifer Lamondey Debbie La no Fran Lanio Bill Larkin Peter Leary Eric Leonard Jamie Lonergan Samantha Loughman Gayle Lovejoy Tom Lyons Jodi MacDormand Kevin MacDormand Pam MacKenzie John Maddock Christine Maguire Tim Manning Dave Marcotte Mikelanne Marino Leslie Martel Bob McAllister Leslee McClellan Dan McCoole Sean McDuffee Steve McGuinness Lisa McLeer Kevin Michel Carol Mika 168 Juniors Scott Miller Marilyn Minko Dave Moores Jody Morlock Tim Moulton Scott Munday Terry Murphy Dave Murray Dave Myers Dave Nardello Jackie Neff Scott Nerney Patty Newcomb Jeff Niejadlik Peggy O'Brien Nancy O'Brien Kim O'Neil Mike O'Neil Brian O'Riordan Gary Patenaude Greg Pawlak Cheryl Perkins John Perkins Scott Perkins Terri Perkins Scott Petri Dave Pickering Ron Pittendreigh Sherry Plaisted Eben Price Kim Prior Marcy Provencher Mike Quinn Lauriann Rafferty Clarina Randall Juniors 169 Paul Redington Donna Ricardo Joanne Richardson Sue Richardson Heananne Ritchie Larry Robillard Dave Sarge Dave Sarson Kevin Saunders Tonya Schmidt Sue Schofield Rob Silver Pete Simmons Lisa Skoglund Tom Small Dave Smee Andrea Smith David Smith Lisa Smith Bob Stasionski Bill St. Laurent Laura Sullivan Maura Sullivan Cindi Suttner Kim Szacik Lauri Tessier Cheryl Thomas Betsy Tibbetts Andy Tilbury Liz Timko Emily Tobin John Tobin Brett Tompson Bernadette Trafton Steve Trask 170 Juniors Suzanne Trayers Beth Tremblay Pam Trotman Mark Truchorr Jon True Mark Tuttle Denise Tyler Elizibeth Upton Wendy Vander Els Mike Vandervender Mark Vangel John Volungus Valerie Waitt Janice Walker Kevin Walsh Lisa Warcewicz Lauren Watts Bill Weinhold Ernie Welch Bonnie Whitfield Kara Williams Brian Wiser Rob Woodsum Sarah Woolsey Allan Wright Scott Wright Nancy Xavier Gail Yetman Juniors 171 The theory: if you can put something off — DO!! If it can be put off — it isn't worth doing in the first place. Contrary to popular belief, this practice is not intended to populate sanitoriums with teachers, advisors, and club presidents. Of course, there comes a time when even the most ex- perienced procrastinators must write, organize, study or (as dreaded as it seems) work. Surely, everyone can relate to at least one minor offense, like . .. . . . the homework you did while walking to class. . . . the last day of the term when you passed in the homework from the first week of it. . . . the test you studied for during lunch, or in history class. . . . the chapter you read on the bus Friday morning. . . . the test you studied for in the five minutes you bribed your teacher into allotting you before the test was handed out. . . . the one you studied for while passing the test back. . . . the notebook you organized during homeroom. . . . the paper you finished typing at 4:00 A.M. Tuesday that you stayed home Monday to write. . . . the vacation you spent researching the paper assigned to you six weeks before. . . . the Monarch Notes you started reading at 11:59 P.M. Thursday before Friday's test. . . . the extra-help session to understand last week's Algebra test. ... or, at very least, the Sunday night you spent doing the week-end's homework. What do you say we all give-up procrastinating — NEXT YEAR. 172 Juniors Joy Adams Wendy Anderson Craig Annis Robin Appleton Gary Arakelian Kenneth Archibald Robert Arndt s o p ii o o R Christine Austin Jeffrey Bagley Leanard Baillargeon Amy Baker Christian Baker Marc Barcomb Richard Barner Jeffrey Barnes Dennis Barrett Matthew Batchelder Michael Bateman Christopher Battaglia Polly Beaird Pamela Benoit Dee Dee Bergbauer John Bletzer Louise Boeddinghaus Melissa Bowley Constance Bridle Charles Brindamour Douglas Brolin Darryl Brown Everett Brown Howard Brown Christopher Bruno Paul Bruno Donald Bullard Tammy Bullock 176 Sophomores Sarah Bunker David Burditt Donna Burlington Jay Burmaster John Burns Joseph Burns Susan Campbell Lisa Carson Cynthia Carter Edward Cassin Brian Charbonneau Jennifer Chase Darren Conant Robert Cook Marie Coppola Amy Corbezzolo Dale Craig Alain Cram Elizabeth Cronin David Copper Karen Crosby Stacy Cullipher Michele Cusack Dana Conrad Robin Dann John Delong Sean Desrosiers Elizabeth Destreza Timothy DiDomenico John Difeo LeeAnne Dionne Dianne Doherty Shawn Doherty Holly Donahue Susan Donaldson Sophomores 177 Laurie Doran Scott Dow Paul Downey Denise Dumont Christine Dumont Eric Durant Kenneth Durant Kevin Durant Donna Dustin Julie Dwyer Frank Eaton Gina Eaton Jayne Edwards Marianne Eldridge Sean Facey Peter Falcone Stephen Faulkingham Michele Felch Wayne Felch Lisa Fernald Vicki Fiandaca Eric Firkey William Flanagon Alex Fogg Charles Foote Gayle Foster Christopher Fowler Dee Ann Fowler John Fowler Lori Fowler Steven Gaffney Susan Gagne Suzanne Garand Celeste Garand Cassandra Giustra 178 Sophomores David Gonzagowski Scott Gorski Michele Goulet Susan Grandmaison Peter Gratton Mark Greer Christine Gregoire Karen Hale Tracey Hammond Earl Hart David Harvey Joseph Hauser David Heath Richard Heath Matthew Hendry Laura Hillier John Holding David Holley Mark Hollick Andrew Houghton Rebecca Howard James Hunt Kevin Hutchins Andy Janvrin Douglas Johnson Laurie Johnson Scott Johnson Denise Jutras Andreas Kaerner Brian Kapinas Timothy Karatzas Kathleen Keene Thomas Kelliher Patricia Kenney Julie Kilcoyne Sophomores 179 Stephen Kilroy Charles Knowles Jeffrey Knowles William Knowles Robert Kocsmiersky Brian Kratt David Lalley Rebecca Lamontagne Charles Lamprey Debra Lamprey Sandra Langlois Kimberly Larkin Roger Lem ire John Lennox Thomas Lennox Tamra Leonard Christine Linnehan Lori Loadman Angela Locke Carol Love joy Richard Luff Christal Lyman Catherine Lynch Dianne MacDonald Stacy MaDormand Steven MacKenzie Todd MacLaughlin Patrick Mahar Wendy Mahoney Albert Manna Lee Marelli Joseph Marshall Matthew Martel Joseph Marttila Kevin Mason 180 Sophomores Robert McAllister Deborah McCaddin Bruce McCormack Ellen McDermott Troy McKenzie Tobey McLaren Paula McLeer Sean McLucas Michael Menery Heidi Merril Karin Michel Adriana Molinare Robert Moore Scott Moulton Sandra Mulcahy Joseph Mullen Robin Munday Heidi Nadeau Carol Newman Paul Niemi Walter Nordstrom Patrick O'Brien John Oneill Michael Orr Debra Oullette Shonda Painter Deirdre Paolini Joanne Parker Robert Patricio Carol Paul Raymond Peabody Lisa Peacock Kent Pelletier Katherine Perkins Kristen Peters Sophomores 181 Bethanie Piepgrass Mark Pittendreigh Donna Plouffe David Plumpton Micheal Polipuin Charles Polito Jennifer Power James Price Michele Purdum Scott Randall Quentin Reusch Bridget Rhyne Joseph Riley Robert Rivers Christopher Robie Joseph Roy Patricia Royal Kelly Sage Christopher Samonas Victoria Sampson James Sandborn Michele Sargent Donald Savage Stephen Sawyer Kristin Schaake Laurie Schenkel Scott Schiabo Eric Schneider Mark Schultz Jeffrey Schwager Mary Sevon Julie Sewell Micheal Shaw William Shaw Laura Sherburne 182 Sophomores Sandra Silsby Tania Silverstone Kimberly Simard Randall Sisson Diane Smith James Smith Marc Sousa Valerie St. Amand Maranne St. Germaine Matthew St. Martin Julie Stern Gregory Stiles Bruce Strangman Charles Strukel Daniel Sullivan Christina Tagupa Gregory Taylor Brian Thomson Medra Tilton Jeffrey Tomaszewski Traci Tompson Steve Turcott Frank Veino Deborah Velat Tammy Vitalone Daniel Volungus Wendy Vought Karen Walker Susan Walker Meredith Walther Tracy Ward Dianne Wardle Bruce Watson Mary Weinhold Eugene Welch Sophomores 183 Kevin Welch Susan Welch Frederick Wilbur Amy White Kenneth Wilbur Susan Wilde Amanda Williams John Winders Pamela Wright Susan Xavier David Young Stephen Zoni Erin Ahern Robert April Stefanie Baker Jennifer Banda Erin Barnard Dick Batchelder Robert Bauer Christopher Bemis Dean Bergeron Peter Berriman Devin Berry Anja Beutel Rick Bishop Renee Blaisdell Melissa Bohacik Ed Bouras Rose Ann Bowden Yvette Bradley Sherri Brennan Jodi Brecia Denise Brindle Jennifer Brolin Steven Brooks Herbert Brown Scott Brown Tom Brown Tim Brown Scott Bullard Darin Burke Andrea Burton John Bushi Scott Caceres Brian Carey Mark Carlton Gregg Carrel 1 186 Freshmen Jennifer Clair Andy Clark Samantha Clark Richard Clocher Mike Clouthier Sean Coburn Chris Coffey Chris Cottey James Cole Louis Coleman Kim Comeau Daral Conant Sheila Cook Jennifer Corbin Julie Correl Lisbeth Cote Mindy Craig Gary Dardia Penny Daubert Jim Davis Jennifer Davis Laurie Dearden Mike Deguio Mike Demeritt Gregg DiBiaso Michelle Dobson Denis Donovan Greg Doubek Freshmen 187 Mike Dow Shelly Dow Susan Downey David Downs Ralph Drelick Eric Dube Theres Dube Delia Dumaine Stephen Dunn Heather Eaton John Eaton Kim Eaton Lynn Eaton Sharon Eaton Cory Eakert Sarah Edgcomb Sally Elshout Don Emerick Heidi Emmons Kelly Emond Tonya Emond Colette Eshleman Matt Evans Kelly Ewing Mark Ewing Scott Fahey Shelley Falconer Doreen Faulconer Cara Ferraiuole Lisa Firkey Amy Fitta Carl Fitts Lauralyne Fitzgerald Jennifer Fiumara Kim Flynn 188 Freshmen Melissa Follansbee Jacob Fowler Shelley Fowler Kevin Freeman Lori Fuller Sunday Gallagher Gina Garatolo Eric Gebow Eileen Gentry Peter George Jonathan Gerkin Lauri Gilday Sharon Glejzer Paul Goddard Barry Goldberg Lecia Golden Richard Goulet Chris Gratton Crystal Graves Scott Gray Shean Gray TJ Gray Dawn Greenman Caryn Griffith John Griffith Stacey Guth Mike Guzinski Holly Hale Bill Hansen Dannielle Hansler David Hardy Angela Harris James Hart Beckie Hart Russel Hawks Freshmen 189 Lori Heath Wendy Heath Melissa Hendry Kevin Hickey Steve Houghton Joyce Houser Joe Hrul Joe Hurley Melissa Jackman Nicholas Jackman Mark Jackson Steve Janetos Michelle Janvrin Tina Janvrin Rick Jenkins James Jones Heidi Jordan Lorie Judkins Mistey Judkins Flizabeth Kaiser Ronald Kapinos Leslie Kasprzak Myrtie Kay Carolyn Keenan Tim Keenan Donna Keeton Sean Kelley Ellen Kelley Paul Kelly Brian Kenison Robert Keahane Dan King Kathy King Lori Knowles 190 Freshmen Susan Knowles Sean Koch Mike Kocsmiersky Fred Kravse Tom Krisko Kim Kruspki Steve Kuncho Kim Kulisich George Lamott Chris Lemerise Dana Lindley Bryan Linchfield Kathryn Lobdell Ian Logan James Lord Elsie Lone Barbara Love joy Matt Lurvey Mark Lynch Brian MacDonald Maureen MacDormand Steve MacFarland Kathy MacGregor Sarah Malloy Kathleen Maloney Kim Malsam Betty Marshall Everett Marshall Herbert Marshall Scott Marshall Joellen Mason Tammy Masten Lyle Matheney Raul Matta Brian Maynes Freshmen 191 Cynthia McAdam Kathy McAllister John McCarthy Bill McLullen Sue McDermott Linda McLaughlin Rob McLear Andrew Menerny Pam Merrill Tammy Merill John Mika Jennifer Miles Christine Miller Greg Miller Tonya Miller Michele Millett Diane Milliken Chris Mills Jon Moghabghab Christine Montville Matt Mooney Adrian Moore Rob Morgan Barbara Moriarty Tim Mullen Christine Mulready Dan Murphy Maryanne Murray Raylenne Nash Steve Nason Harold Nedeau Laina Niemi Michael Nist David Neswender Deborah Nordigan 192 Freshmen Bill O'Connor Lisa Oertel Sean O'Keefe Christine Orr Tammy Osgood Debra Parent Cherie Parrish Nina Patricio Laeltia Patterson Elizabeth Paulson Eric Pearce Joel la Peel Lewis Peel Karen Pellitier Matt Pender Andrea Perkins Kevin Perkins Larry Perkins Traci Perkins Kristen Perrault Tracie Perrault Patrick Pesola Nancy Peterson Steve Peterson Brent Pierce Mary Pinchott Scott Pittendreigh Susan Pittman Lisa Proulx Shelly Provencher Larry Randall Lucinda Randall Kristen Reed Brant Rhyne Paul Riley Freshmen 193 Stephanie Ring Lynn Ritchie Becky Rivers Jasen Roberts Kim Roberts Richard Romonoski Leon Rom prey Traci Roy Stacy Sanborn Lynn Sarson Janet Schultz Ryan Scott Paul Scribner Rachel Seely Chantel Shellehamer Christi Shellehamer Chris Silver Mary Smith Todd Smith Mark Snowden Darrin Souther Ernie Souther Craig Spear Carl Standley Janice Standley Judith Stempleski Gary Stevens Lea Stevens Milton Stinchfiled Mary Anne Stoddard Arnold Strickland Tracy Stubbs Kelley Sullivan Roxanne Snain David Taylor 194 Freshmen Jeff Taylor Carol Thayer Gina Thibodeau Kent Thompson Kristin Thomas Steve Tiffany Anthony Trask Tracy Trotman Ed Twombly Lori Umberhind Charles Upton Mike Vadeboncoeur Patrick Vandevender Pamela Varrel David Veino Dawn Vitalone John Vogt Marlene Walker Alex Weare Mandy Weinhold Coral Welch Donald Welch Scott Woodsum James Whigam Richard Wiggins Amy Wilkins Richard Willoughby Elizabeth Wilson Chris Wiser Michele Woodes John Woodman Julie Woolsey David Wright Deborah Wright Jeff Wright Freshmen 195 NHEA •Seacoait Educati I -ydidociation on SWIM RUN TENNIS SHED Rte. 1 Hampton 926-5149 Phone No. 474-3331 BROWN’S SEABROOK LOBSTER POUND Route 286 Seabrook, N.H. Lobsters — Steamed Clams — Fried Seafoods Open Every Day May 1st to Nov. 1st Open All Winter — Nov. 1st to May 1st Friday — Saturday — Sunday Bruce G. and Cynthia L. Brown, Proprietors HAMPTON VILLAGE HARDWARE Hampton Center 926-8588 “Your Full Service Store” ‘YOUR FULL SERVICE STORE” Flowers Plants for all occasions 75 Mill Rd. Hampton 926-3826 Ginny Lemire, Prop. J98 (603) 436-0523 Compliments of PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Greenland,. N.H. 03840 Schweppes • Dr. Pepper • Hires • Orange Crush • Lipton Tea COLT’S NEWS Hampton, N.H. Best Wishes to the Class of 84 JACKSON SIMPSON REAL ESTATE 926-5644 4 High Street Hampton, New Hampshire DESIGNER CRAFTS • Pottery • Glass • Porcelain • Jewelry • Wood • Weaving • Applique ... and much more. Come in and browse at the corner store of Lafayette Rd. and Depot Square 926-0716 Open Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 199 Sugar Spice Bakery 120 Depot Square Hampton Richard M. Walent, Reg. Ph. Village Shopping Ctr., N. Hampton, N.H. [modem TV Appliances 964-8353 964-9049 RT 1 NORTH HAMPTON WfSIW Cf WUtSJ M ULL, hr7H£ AS H£IL “The parts are in the barn” BIG AL’S AUTO PARTS Lafayette Road, Lafayette Road Seabrook, N.H. Rye, N.H. fine handmade jewelry at The Hampton Falls Shoppers Village Rt. 1, Hampton Falls, N.H. (603) 926-4207 • ft ft 'Sphere [W f O So.530 Seotxoot New Hompvn. e O J8 74 congratulations class of 84 McLEAN SUBARU 2909 Lafayette Rd 200 Portsmouth Best Wishes Class of “84” Piscatagua Savings Bank 5 Pleasant St. Portsmouth N.H. 03801 603-436-5250 Congratulations to Patty Busta and friends! MARTY’S STEAK HOUSE Restaurant and Lounge 964-8431 or 964-8189 Cedar Rd Off Rte 1 North Hampton, NH Congratulations to Patty Busta and friends! DONOVAN SPRING EQUIPMENT CO., INC. So. Upton St., Manchester, N.H. 03103 Manchester and New Englander — Bodies and Hoists Summit Trailer Dumps — Steel and Aluminum London Concrete Mixers Refuse Equipment 603-669-2250 202 Congratulations to Patty Busta and friends! Water 394-7664 Sewer 394-7824 Rte. 150 S. Hampton, N.H. Congratulations to Patty Busta and friends! The Greatest Name in Trucks Lawrence Mack Sales 59 State Street, Lawrence, Mass. Jim Carnright 1-617-685-0624 203 The man who follows the crowd, will usually get no further than the crowd. The man who walks alone is likely to find himself in places no one has ever been before. Creativity in living is not without its attendant difficulties, for peculiarity breeds contempt. And the unfortunate thing about being ahead of your time is that when people finally realize you were right, they’ll say it was obvious all along. You have two choices in life: you can dissolve into the mainstream, or you can be distinct. To be distinct, you must be different. To be different, you must strive to be what no one else but you can be .. . Alan Ashley-Pitt 204 EXETER INVESTMENT COMPANY The Honey Bee Donut Shop would like to wish the class of 84 GOOD LUCK Seacost Florist 441 Lafayette Rd. Hampton NH 03842 926-7687 CARPENTER ASSOCIATES, INC. Custom Woodworking Timber Swamp Road Hampton, N.H. 03842 Tel. (603) 926-3801 the home center of rye, inc. Washington road rte. 1, rye, n.h. 03870 603-964-5577 205 III,! i . r THE POOL STORE Featuring Corinthian • Pools 892 Lafayette Road Hampton, N.H. 03842 1-603-926-7250 7H A T ?nc. HAMPTON OFFICE The First National ' 28 DEPOT SQUARE • HAMPTON. NH 03842 Bank of Portsmouth 853 Lafayette Rd LEONARD MAILLOUX DONALD DUTTON TEL. 603-926-4581 Hampton NH Courtesy Hampton tyater orks photographic QUALITY IS NOTAN ACCIDENT rut THE RESULT OF PROFESSIONAL EFFORT 2 Jumper Rd No Hampton. NH 964-6551 Best Wishes From PREP SHOP BIB N’ CRIB GORDON’S SHOE « Downtown Hampton Wood and Coal Stoves The Village Barn Hampton Falls Best Wishes Bill and Carla Storgis Food Center Hampton Seabrook Tire Center Rt.l Traffic Circle - Seabrook, N.H. 03874 Tel: (603)-474-2388 Complete Auto Maintenance Paul Raflanello 207 Robert Rallenello WE CONGRATULATE AND EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’84 BBS HAMPTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK Extends Best Wishes to the Graduates Best Wishes NORTH HAMPTON SUPPLY CO. Plumbing and Heating Lafayett Rd. North Hampton, NH VIDEO Pool GAMES Safe Driving Roger Sxphers Seacoast Driving School Compliments of Senator Bob Preston Computer Connections Friends of Winnacunnet Congratulations Graduating the Class of 84 “We’re Looking Out for Your Best Interest” Congratulations Wands Inc. SMBTOOK B4NK ANDTRUSTCOMPANY 489 Lafayette Road. Seabrook. N H 03874 (603) 474-5501 • Member FDIC 210 BEST WISHES WALLACE CHEVROLET A Nice Going, New Hampshire No. 1 in the nation in SAT scores! We’re proud of our students, teachers, parents and school boards. SSknal Engineered Products Group 211 Best Wishes to the Class of 84 BERRY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY tk £Ast]yv6rtli For reservations call (603) 926-6762 295 Ocean Boulevard Hampton Beach, NH Fine Food, Lodging, Entertainment Owned and Operated by the Grandmaison’s For Reservations Call (603) 926-6762 295 Ocean Boulevard, Hampton Beach, NH 212 J. . n'fJrien.fnc. ONE CHASE PARK • SEABROOK, NEW HAMPSHIRE 03874 603-474-5571 • TWX 710-366-6424 BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF ‘84’ We’ll help you Shop and Save a Bundle Yi Save 213 Welcome to the Ranks ot Alumni Winnacunnet's 25th Class The Class of 1983 HAMPTON ACADEMY AND WINNACUNNET HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOC. Post Office Box 8 Hampton, NH 03842 i • cIass TUlATIQNSof84 X:' 1 □ o o VJ 10 We have what it takes uohnson OUTBOARDS fishing tackle fishing licenses boal regisfralion Mi 11 BASS BOATS U.S. Route 1 Seabrook, NH 03874 (603) 474-9661 926-2211 Sand Pres ' tri-rent-all,1nc.' Equipment for Contractors and Homo Owner Jy Bouras 143 Lafayette ident Hampton, N.H. Road 03842 214 Indian Head wishes you great success and happiness andyou can 6ank on it. INDIAN HEAD BANK ________ TRUST COMPANY Member F.D.I.C. Autowize APEX AUTO PARTS, INC. ----------- 38 Depot Sq. Hampton, N.H. 926-4561 Open 7 Days a Week Everything for your car, U.S. and Import BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1984 When you want to know ask the Parts Pro. 216