Woodsville High School - Engineer Yearbook (Woodsville, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1977 volume:

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Thomas Chase of Woodsville announce the engagement of their daughter, Denise Mae, to Ronald Fournier, son ofMr. and Mrs. Laurent Fournier of North Haverhill. Miss Chase is a 1977 graduate of WHS and is presently attend- ing Hesser Business College in Manchester and will graduate in May. ' Mr. Fournier is a 1973 graduate of N.H.V.T.C.-Berlin, and he is now presently employed at Grafton Motors in Woodsville. A A July 14 wedding is planned. if Wwoodsville l Airman Dies.. 5- lrbflycle Crash of , e 'WOODS LLE. - Airman First Class James P, Hall, 19, died in -Decatur, Ga., Sunday as the result of a motorcycle accident. 1 , . He was a 1977 graduate of Woodsville High School. Members of the family include his parents, William S. and Rosemarie lBarellal Hall of Woodsvilleg two brothers, William J. Hall and Peter M. Hallg two sisters, Miss Wendyg A. Hall and Miss Susan M. Hall, all of Mountain Lakes in Haverhill, his. maternal grandmother, , Mrs. C.J. Barella of Torrington, Conn.g his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Isabelle Mi Hall of Chestnut Hill, Mass. A mass of Christian burial will be conducted at St. Joseph's Church, Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Roger Bilodeau officiating. . .Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery in Bath. Memorial contributions may be made to the James P. Hall Memorial Fund, in care of Mrs. Mabel Billings, Box 243, Woodsville. .The Ricker Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. 9, if Ss S rN.1-I., MAY '16, 1979 , Cyclist Dies 5' I5 - 77 WOODSVILLE - Airman First Class James P. Hall, 19, died in Decatur, Ga., Sunday as the result of a motorcycle acci- dent. He was a 1977 graduate of Woodsville High School. Members ofthe family include his parents, William S. and Rosemarie CBarella7 Hall 'of Woodsville, two brothers, Wil- liam J. Hall and Peter M. Hallg two sisters, Miss Wendy A. Hall and Miss Susan M. Hall, all of Mountain Lakes in Haverhill: In Ga. Crash his maternal grandmother, Mrs. C. J. Barella of' Torrington, Conn., his paternal grand- mother, Mrs. Isabelle M. Hall of Chestnut Hill, Mass. A Mass ofChristian Burial was conducted at St. Joseph's Church today with Rev. Roger Bilodeau officiating. Burial was in St. J oseph's Cemetery in Bath. Memorial contributions may be made to the James P. Hall Memorial Fund, intcare of Mrs. Mabel Billings, Box 243, Woodsville. U w Sw QSSA Qi Sw 2 5 EES S552 LL jp 551910 cuxss writ l ' DEBORAH AFT, do will and bequeath my recliner to anybody with one too many cats. It does the job quickly and quietly. TERESA BAGONZI, do will and bequeath a red fire engine to my brothers, Scott Pierson, Paul Lang e Dooley Bagonzi. I hone that it matches your firemen's hats and boots. KEVIN BALL, do will and bequeath all my great height to John Boy, because he'll need it for the next three years. ANITA BASCH, do will and bequeath my unused cheering shakers to Tina Cobb. I hope they get more use next year than they did this year. BRUCE BISHOP, do will and bequeath my ability to be Mr. Evans' right-hand man to Jon Beckley. We all know that when you and Mr. Evans get together it is like a perfectly matched pair... two left thumbs. MARILYN BLAISDELL, do will and bequeath my riding around route back and forth from Hells River to woodsville to Scott Pierson and Dooley Bagonzig don't forget, you have to stop at H. O, Taylor's every once in a while. EOSCOE DLAISDELL, do will and bequeath my two hang gliders to Rusty Cowles and Smiley Lackie. Maybe now, you two will find it easier to get within slingshot range of those pigeons. PPIAN BLOOD, do will and bequeath to any future Building Trades student my number one hammer and saw, just watch out for your thumbs and fingers. CLINTON EOYCE AND BRUCE CRAWFORD, do will and bequeath our baseball cans to any bald freshmen. DIANA BROOKS, do will and bequeath the job of being manager of cross country and ski team to anyone who can nut up with the coach, the hassle of starting positions and seating arrange- ments on the bus. DAVID BROWN, do will and bequeath my hustling ability around school to Peter Gauthier, seeing you've not most of it now anyway. NANCY DRUCKNEB, do will and bequeath my Chinese outfit to Mrs. Kelley. Now you can celebrate Nao's birthday any time you want to., JOHN BURBILL, do will and bequeath my uncanny ability to be either sick or injured during the play-offs to Guy Mitchell. Good luckg you'll need it. , r N' T . sixiljs. .J - :M A I, SHIRLEY DUTSON, do will and bequeath my ability to fall down . while dribbling the ball in field hockey to Roxanne Fullerton, because she found it so amusing. ' I, JERRY CARB, do will and bequeath my motorcycle to Pete Smith. It would be handy to go home from detention with. I, DIANA CASWELL, do will and bequeath my ability to keep my mouth shut when having gum in Mr. Hatch's room to my sister Darlene. It might out down on the detention nights. I, DENISE CHASE, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with john Burrill to Diana Chase. It just might come in handy for the future. I, CYNTHIA CHICOINE, do will and bequeath my nickname Hmotormouthn to the nerson who gave it to me and deserves it most, Mr. Clark. I, ROBERT CLIFFORD, do will and bequeath my ability to sell things to anybody who needs money like Me. I, GEORGE COREY, do will and bequeath my ability to get out of Building Trades to anyone who likes making ice when it is so cold that the water freezes as soon as it hits the ground. I, MICHELE COTE, do will and bequeath my broken nose to Ns. Lutz so she can see that it's not a banana like she thought. WE, JAMES DAVIDSON AND MARIE DOWNER, do will and bequeath our ability to sneak down to the Industrial Arts Boom to amuse ourselves to anyone needing such a place. I, VICKI DECATO, do will and bequeath my ability to understand a certain person to Teresa Tetreault. Maybe it will be helpful in the future. Please use it well. WE, REBA EVANS AND LESLIE PIERSON, do will and bequeath all our good times in Shorthand to Mr. Hatch. But watch out for next year! I, LINDA FADDEN, do will and bequeath my height to Norman Ingalls. Now you can look Mary Scott in the eye. KEVIN FAGNANT, do will and bequeath my picture of Farah Fawcett I , Majors to Randy Slayton, it makes Monday mornings more pleasant I, JAWES FITZGERALD, do will and bequeath my van to the Building Trades Department so that it won't be away from its mother, the B. T. bus. I, JEFF FULLERTON, do wil? and bequeath my Vega to Kelly and Barb to carry on all the good times we've had in it. I, RICHARD FULLERTON, do will and bequeath my noks to anyone who wants to look like my brother Ronnie. Q RONALD FULLERTON, do will and beeueath my l,OOO pair of track CYNTHIA GIBSON, do will and bequeath a covered wagon to Elaine Elaine, watch out for those tulip beds! and bequeath my history notes to Steve them to pass History. and bequeath my car to anyone who has as school as I do. I , shoes to next year's star runner. I. Fournier. By the way I, PETER GIBSON, do will Aldrich. Y0u'll need I, RANDY GIBSON, do will far to walk to get to I. STEVEN GLITES, do will and bequeath my happy and totally enjoy- able leisure time at St. Paul's School to Roxanne Fullerton because I like people to have little to do in the summer. I, JAMES GRAHAM, do will and bequeath my long legs to Pete Gauthier, You need all the help you can get. I. WILLIAM GBIMES, do will and bequeath my size I3 sneakers to NTigerN Chase. They should make a great duffle bag. I, out it. I, PETER FALL, do will JAMES HALL, do will and bequeath my hair to anyone who won't and bequeath my good grades in Algebra to Eric Hjelm. He needs all the helo he can get. I,STEVEN HOLDEN, do will and bequeath my ability to drive around in circles for an hour to Doolie Bagonzi, who has a hard enough time trying to drive on a straight road. PAULINE HGLLOS do will and bequeath my ability to get 'A's' 1 ' without studying to I, Roxanne Fullerton. MARK HUTCHINSON, do will and bequeath my ability to not get into trouble with the music teacher to Brad Sackett. Miss Emery would rather teach than yell at you to shut up. 1. DONNA INGEESON, do will and bequeath my shyness to wendy Hall so for the next three years she will stay out of poor Nr. Bobinson's hair. I, MARY LAMARRE, do will and bequeath the phrase Unew todayn back to Mr. Hatch because it will probably be I appropriate for another Shorthand I I, DIANA NACDONALD, do to anyone who has a Senior History term I, JAMES NACDONALD, do Gauthier. He needs student. will and bequeath my saying Hmaintain my cool forced opportunity to write not one, but two papers. will and bequeath my blue van to Pete a larger vehicle for all his women. ,-Alissa. ,,. RAWRARA MARTIN, do will and bequeath my ability to have a way to the art Room and so there whenever I please to Richard Moody. Now you won't have to sneak in and remember, if you treat Mr. Feid as well as I did, maybe he'll give you the key. BRADLEY MAYNES, d o will and bequeath a parachute to all the high flying underclassmen. lt's a long fall from 10,000 feet. LINWOOD MCKEHN, do will and bequeath my fabulous sense of humor to Nr. Ward. You'll need it with the Class of '78, EDWARD MOZEIKA, do will and bequeath my V-8 engine to Mr. Feid's Peugot. It may cost you more, but you won't be late for 6th and 7th period classes. LORE?TA NYSTROM, do will and bequeath my ability to come and go from school as I please to anyone who would enjoy it, but not take adaantage of it. DIANE PATOINE, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to anyone in the Freshman class. They'll need it to get through the next 3 years. LUANNE POWERS, do will and bequeath my inconspiouous presence to any shy Freshman. DONNA PRESCOTT, do will and bequeath my ability to skip school and maintain passing grades to any underslassman who wishes to challenge my record. Good luck! LINDA ROBINSON, do will and bequeath my height to Mary Scott. You'll still attract a lot of attention. FRANK QODIHAN, do will and bequeath my great knowledge of Algebra to Marcia Snencer because of the tough problems Nr. Bagonzi gives us in science. THERESA ROY, do will and bequeath my shorthand ability to every Junior taking Mr. Ward's history course next year. You'll need it!! CHARLES SACKETT, do will and bequeath my car, the amnhibious landing craft, to my brother Norman. There is always a warren student needing a ride. PAULA SHUTE, do will and bequeath my ever-present smile to all the terrified Freshmen. BONNE SMITH, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with and understand Mrs. Ansley to all students in her classesg it makes the year so much easier. DANA SMITH, do will and bequeath my history notebooks to any needy arthritis Junior. PAUL TETREAULT, do will and bequeath all my girlfriends to the incoming Freshmen boys. ROBIN WHEELER, do will and bequeath my ability to handle a certain person to Nr. Robinson. It could have come in handy AENOLD WRIGHT, do will and bequeath my senior clese nicture to Nr. Robinson. Now you'l1 never forget me! ALFRED YOUNG, do will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble with teachers to Jon Beckley. Mr. Evans' paper work gets pretty discouraging sometimes. After spilling three cups of coffee, knocking over all the mug books into the trash can, and forgetting my name twice, I decided that it was definitely time to take a vacation from my hectic police schedule. Staring out my office window, I saw my close contact, social worker Shirley Butson, getting out of her '67 VJJ. I watched amusingly as she trinned over the curb, bumped into a fire hydrant, and dropned her car keys. I wasn't the only one who needed a vacation! Within minutes I had 'conned' her into taking a week off from work. I put my Out-to-Lunch sign on my office door, fed my dog Rover, and we were off. Touched by waves of nostalgia, we found ourselves driving towards our old hometown, woodsville. we hadn't been there since high school graduation, ten years ago. Once we arrived, we discover- ed that a Country Club had been built on the site where the Community Field once stood. we thought it would be an excellent place to take our badly needed vacation. As we drove up to the front gate, we met Varilyn Blaisdell, who was engaged in an argument with Arnold wright and Robin Wheeler, used car dealers. It seemed that they were trying to tow Narilyn's beat-up white station wagon away with their HWe-have-the-right-wheels-for-youU tow truck. ' we asked Marilyn to tell us about the origin of the Country Club. She told us that it had been designed by famous architect Bonne Smith and constructed by the old Building Trades boys, Brian Blood, Robert Clifford, Kevin Fagnant, Jim Fitzgerald, Peter Gibson, and Frank Rodiman, who had forgotten to build a door and had to start over. We gazed at what was truly a work of artg for we had never seen a pear-shaped Country Club before. Upon entering the building, we saw Diana Caswell, Reba Evans, and Mary Lamarre behind the check-in desk. They had recently graduated from a ten-year program at Bruce Bishop's Secretarial School, where the motto, nBishops can make you a saintly secretaryn proved to be false, for the girls were employed as bag-boys. After checking into the Club, owner Peter Hall who was obviously very unset, greeted us. It seemed that Dana Smith .......... ... Yes! It was I, Dana Smith, the notorious villian on the loose. I escaped from psychologist Linda Hobinson's nStraight- Jacket Correctional Centern last night. When I left, Linda was still trying to diagnose Cindy Gibson, the neurotic, split- nersonality case, alias nEmi1yU, I was lucky enough to have snuck out in a garbage can, and I soon made my way to this Club, thinking I might be safe... Now, I thought, what evil could I do here? what's this? I soon realized that I was in the midst of a fashion show. Photo- granher Paul Tetreault was busily cranking his handle, as model- designer Nancy Bruckner was exhibiting her latest creation, while Donna Ingerson was trying unsuccessfully to describe it. After pinching Donna, I ran over and hid in the corner of the room, where international playboys, John Burrill and David Brown, were trying to hustle Sears and Roebuck models, Vicki Decato and Denise Chase. Vicki and Denise were more interested in the art display titled, Wfhe Blobn, created by Clint Boyce, Bruce Crawford, Barb Martin, and Eddie Mozekia. -a Just then a stray ping-pong ball hit me on the head and I turned around to witness a ping-pong version of the nhattle of the Sexesn, between Randy Gibson and Anita Basch. Their game soon ended when I stole their ping-pong ball. I was then trampled by ten little kidii from Debbie Apt's nBrat Child-Care Center. Debbie tried to apologize for Linda Fadden's and Leslie Pierson's children, but I took all of the children's lollypops before Debbie could speak. Just then I discovered that I was being trailed by the police, so I asked directions to the golf course, where I would be safe, from Cindy Chicoine, who had put to good use the six months she spent in Canada during her senior year of high school. She was now working as a French translator, with only one problem, she could only speak one word...OUI! I then bumped into millionaire Steven Glines, world-renowned civil engineer, designer of the famous HNQ Leakw dam which had recently flooded 103 eastern cities. Steve was making eyes at singer Diana Brooks, who recently had received a grammy for her version of the song, Hhridge Over Troubled Matersn. I passed the snack bar and saw Mark Hutchinson, world-famous Navy cook, stuffing hamburgers down Chuck Hwimpyn Sackett's throat. I overheard Maurice Cutherson, who had replaced nhaurice the Catu on the Nine-Lives T.V. commercial, talking to Marie Downer, owner of Downy's Fabric Softner. while heading out to the course, I passed Jimmy Davidson, who was DUmDiHg gas into Alfred Young's faithful bicycle, while Pauline Hollos was trying to guess the number of miles Alfred had traveled. Loretta Nystrom and Diane Patoine were selling lemonade for a dollar a glass, telling their customers that the Club's water had been poisoned. Once on the golf course, I burried myself in the sand pit, hoping I would be safe for the meantime, if I didn't suffocate first Following a hot tip, we trailed Dana to the golf course, but before we reached it, we stopped at the tennis courts where James Hall and Bill Grimes were playing a tie-breaker after l?6 sets. They were using Kevin Ball's Bouncing Tennis Ballsg no wonder their game was so short! A scream quickly turned our heads as we watched George Corey trying to throw Brad Maynes into the pool, but lifeguard Teresa Bagonzi didn't want Brad to get his neckbrace wet, besides, she was having a hard enough time trying to save Steve Holden from drowning. Ronnie Fullerton, who had just won the Boston Marathon, was being chased by Hell's Angel Jerry Carr, who swore he could drive faster than Ronnie could run. Paula Shute, owner of the Country C1ub's rifle range was causing an uproar. UDon't shoot I'm only the Piano Playern cried Jeff Fullerton, after bullets riddled the lounge while, Jeff, the one-man band was performing. we finally reached the golf course, but before we could start our search for Dana, a huge crowd attracted our attention. We went over to check it out and were astonished to learn the Pilot Roscoe Rlaisdell had just landed a twodseater motorized hang-glider with three people in itg never before had such a feat been accomplished! Roscoe had flown straight from Fenway Park, where Houston Pitcher, Jim MacDonald had just pitched a no-hitter. Cfhe other team had forgotten to bring bats9l Stewardess Diana MacDonald had ridden comfortably on Boscoe's shoulder and served tea. A we turned on our radio to see if there location of Dana and were surprised to hear of a new lGO-watt radio station, announcing which featured Theresa Boy, the only jockey was any work on the Luanne Powers, owner the Kentucky Derby, in history to sit hack- wards in the saddle. Linwood McKean was helping out Luanne by interrupting every ten seconds with his Bodyshop advertisement. Just then we heard a velp coming from the direction of the sand - pit. Jamie Graham, who held a golfing record of the fan- tastic average of 107 strokes per sand trap, had accidentally clubbed Dana with his nine-iron. But it was too late! Real Estate Broker, Rick Fullerton had just purchased the Club from Peter for twice the amount of money it was north! 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X' 'I-y JLI. , ' 9 I ENGINEER-1977 Woodsville High School Woodsville, New Hampshire 03785 Editors: Teresa Bagonzi Leslie Pierson Q O v-4 4-3 CU O -v-4 'U CD For the past two years this teacher has given of herself not only in the academic side, but also in the extra- curricular side. She has been an in- spiration to many and a friend to all. The 1977 Yearbook is dedicated to Mrs. Lynda Bascom. Thank you for everything! Ofl ati 1 GC! 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Conflicts If' ,pf I tl-i?7 ' by I 4 'Iii A7 'f' A,- I s- n i Ill giflfnrul--------W , ,eglvff Ill 'si ff f MGX f 'J i -1 J T....vpW M 1 F X K 1- 'Q' tjx so 55 vga E U 1 s Xi X nm SQ xxX EISA 9 I was drifting going no pla Hypnotized by sunshine may barking back at seals along th b h My castles were across the sea or still W' hi y mind .4 1 RdMK Frustration Ever have the feeling? Powerless over takes Oooh! Pounding the ist, grinding the teeth Are all parts of FRUSTRATION So we try again, And again but only to be more angered and FRUSTRATION! A Al -ff ,e.as.:. ...s 55 'IliI Eaimw 'lit :n m K f lg , , 1 ' E WU ' X Sm111ng The smiles we've as days g by will ca c u shared t h p to us someday. th f We'll see e aces of those we loveg smi 'n 11 s and smile right back at th m. In S Ei- f y I '41 !!, 7Xl nba ' I X Pl ,,,.f ' . '-a,- -Q-- 'i'f-. si- M f VM! 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For every dream that fades 2.W2. 3. IICW 0116 QWS V 81' - When things are not what they would seem you must keep following your dream. Rod McKue1: Hope .- f 11.1 Q o -1-.1 '.':':':': I I I .'2'I'. :-' 'X 0 0 o.n.o:o:o In Q Q s o o o o o u .o.n.o.o.o.o. a.o.o.o -5 f :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:' .... .... . .- -. .I -'X .'..:.:.:.:.:NU 0 o o o s o o'o'o'o'a'n' s'c o Q o o o a a ' ' o'o'o'o'o o o 0 o 0 o s Q o s s 0 0 o o 0 o Q Q o.o.o.a.s.o.o.o o n 0 Q e o o e 5195119915?E1i'l?11hk1iSr11ErErErErE5E'1-S: ' r1usr:ro1:sa1is:sn2!iEfszS:a1:2 .... 'rErEEiwqiqiiefEE1f521E2ErE2E1E2ErirErE'5' ?51?E2F9:T?Ef?fH?1E55252f25I5I5 ' I '-In-I 0:0:0:9:u:o:o:o'o'o: .. census g.,.:. ,.g.g.g.g.g.g. . . . 3 I oooouon :-:-:-:-:-:-:-' ' HP fV555P'fJ5 o qhhnfaao cocoa' ' '.': .':':': F: 2 o:a'u'u'o'o' ' 'fo once oooeooooo sauce non qffwg55p53e scones sono someone: so ooaauanaa ososonoe c . 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'Q . . , A,g: A,., ..,3:W Q:gff I gi U A -- ,I 5,5f5I,f,,,,,5,.,,5E.5555.3ff ' -gj gf ,M ,,,5g,Wgziw' H-eg? ' I 5 f1f': J - Q Ziff: .5 - 3:3233 3i 133:33 11 ,Q 1, ,.... 1 'Q . .. u I-' iF afzifzjizlii -I-If-I-. 1. . .f,ff'.'::f' -A ,,. , ,, 4 ,.... u.w'm5X'::.f ,Z.,,.,- 1, .... .H . Eigistaivb ,:,W.2g,,x .' , XZQQQKQQX , L l ?f'Li,,U A I 'katie -:ff if Je ' D ,- Q'-'-'.'-'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'fr.'.'.'. , . . . , .... ............, .... .--'.'................ ...-................. -....-..........,.... T ,I f I W I 1 L 35 Y l, k When you work for hours to fulill a goal and never give up until that goal is reached you give to yourself a gift that cannot be taken away. A gift of self pride and accomplishment which outshines even the shiniest metal of honor. Loyalty 37 gh-' a-- I-n Happmess f:: 'i 1--'25- 31f--'1-1 I I f-1 0--as--4 its-uv-s-----ul is-n--nn an-----gc ill----1-ann ill!-I--nl-lun 3'--an--nd ll!!!-Illini bibl-I-luv U- -S--maui 1---1--un H I 5 MW i , Wil-,tj .... - l l, ' Afg' f ' .'1,,g1:gjTi, 4 1 I xr-r Q 1 v' LQ wi-ir Freedom Wm X . ar C+ -fi . MQ V. , , K' wg Q 15? , ff 'fgj ,V -..ui W W , , ,..'-f'-'M 1:44--- 1 -X 2 kiwi:-I 152 U 'MJF V V . . Q21 TY ' 4 K. It takes a long time for a single blossom to fall from a flower tree. And I have so much time to spare that I can watch all the flowers fall from all the trees. Rod McKuen 41 People ...mi 5 1 i Q 5 vw Ball Anita. Basvh Bruce Bishop Debbie Apt Teresa Bagonzi U Marilyn Blaisdell Roscoe Blaisdell gksfigf ' i Yu lm: UQ- -W I-, 1 ! ,H X MN x. A 'kk 'h N-z m N X X 4 Jw N X' Q. X Qfiipfsisii ., fiifzsf iv :Z FN x l N ' H -- S is 'W if : sw, gag: x YNNM- ' Q' aazsmg .. .svsfmaw iirriiiiig JRR fs Nr 9+ 25? ww. ... R W. 3. X, Q 'g,gg55q 5 x I -A-L ' x N X X , X fr Y X f N ,, X x is 'Q Y K Q 1' X x ew 5 52 X ' x 'ffm X X , X X 2 ,, 'W Q x 15? k HQ Q' ka ' s Cindy Chicoine Robert Clifford George Corey Michele Cote Bruce Crawford Marie Downer Reba Evans Linda Fadden 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5'-'ww Maurice Cuthbertson James Davidson Vicki Decato S1 N f - rp 1 1 , -K I V I 5 Kathy Wain Robin Wheeler Arnold Wright Alfred Young 1 55 F .E ' 112 -P 1. 'rg- 1--. gy. I'-. 'Is I-'il x 1 FW fi Li -'.' 6 : if ': fI ,rm lx ' u 'M L 4 8 9? , . 1 ggi, fx . J 5 - 9 ii N S I ,L.,. 3 m h m4BlQo de Qenem11 QeQme1qfy,,Q A1ired41YQ'411s: Em:1y 1l , ff , I+- '- ff- f - ,- s f-X 412.415 :nam-1 nm .-m-:aww '1um::-: :,nw:.- :awww .Lum :WL may-L'..4.1.' '1um'.-nun, menu- Y -x:.'.nnv. nw, 1-.muh --mu... .,,..l au. ,.., .H-H. ml 222155 i?iEi,i!i 8232 ill? 3535! 222232 Woodsville High School should be proud of its stu- dents who have excelled in many areas of the school's curriculum. The graduating seniors looked down upon the underclassmen with looks of happiness and sadness. Many wishful recipients sat on the edge of their seats waiting to see if they had done as well as they thought The awards were given out by individual teachers and coaches to the deserving participants. The seniors as al ways, won many distinguished and important honors. t.sl if-I G '.v 1 . .n6Y? 'ik'.l . ' P A 6.6717 f , -H ' V. 'QTYTJT rv ' - .. ' 4.05--'L 5:1-g.-:g. 5 -4,14-.53 :.'.--.-Q. , .ig-,-..-55. ,...-.-.5 59, ,ajgifziililf '-Sierfgig-3, ,w,,'f2e224' ?S3S2fg5Q.-, .ffg. fti22v GQSSS15-'f, sf 4 N- -14,4-..,3 f.. -gy -,1 gf .5-..., ,...-4. -,gi 'ggnz-..... ,....g- vg- -' -'-uw.. QS: ste- -sisgisguseeeqrr 'esgzwzi :meer-2 e-- --9-ysm' --'M,g+v JN sk va idk l,.-..1.v,f-.Q-A 5 -nb 5 .A if ,Q -...i..., . . 5.-.-: ,.,,.- '.. , . ,.. ., ' ' vga. 'A - , ,. , Q..--.sv .. r : Q., ,. ., ,,,,. .-N. 4 f ., . .,.-. .tm .fra--cg . ,'-ups.-,-, p-4-Q.-tv. - '-1 43511. 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In the spring of 1976 our Drama Club put on the pro- gfgl, duction of EXIT TI-IE BODY. The Three One-Act Plays were as successful as the 1' ..- After much work the plays went before the audiences and were received with G' Along with the actors, the directors, the students who put up the set, worked .nv on props, and make-up deserve credit, too. 4' 3 223 , . W' spring production. 53' . 5- great enthusiasm. Q. ii?-2, :ggi Ziggy :EEEQENN . .-:L 1 Y 51:5 y f 5557? 23' 37' , -P is fm n an i 1 ? 5 1 I A i ! i Sw ai 'YY fwxfn- .- WW ffffs. . Y - Nw? 'WET s uri 72522 w ' :Sf Y - .. p ' If :L-35: .nn 31-E: S8 J!! P -. , -FY ---. .?- , iT'f'Tz-. .1 '1' . - I-.fi-.: 2531-. .'i'- gg? .T. xff . , 1 i Y ' al :t':'x -' LW inf' -5: :QW -zz at-5 -,. ..-,. 1 5' .Zhi - .uv 'flli 11 21521 5:32 W w pl . ..-v ...-- .,n. 210. . .fm ...- ...v :Ili -.J ...v 3 4 A M 5. - '- . .-- I- '--.. - -. -1 A :'1 -.121 -'II.- ' 2' 1' '--.111 -. ,..- -.2 '.H .Z 'ZZ.-'u-.1 :., '--.. 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CMidd1ejg,Eqch year TUG-,QF-WAR brings out the 'strongest in,tl1e.o 5 school I fLoweg' leftyg Preparation gfor the skating raciesomeant takingoff warm lfnitrzens to lace up skates 5 as Allyson I-Iartzell shows, flower middle 15 The Seniors creatad this artwork' and 'took ist place. QLOW-f er rightj V ' ll,-3 f-X4-2 f-K'-1 - - -7- - - Y Y ' ' 7 ' 'Qui' Last year's Winter Carnival was a close race between all the classes. The Seniors, won and reigned over the Ball in February of 1976. The Carnival was a mixture of new and old activities. There was the tra- ditional ticket sale but instead of the usual sock hop, we had Dave Maynard of WBZ add some nostalgia to give us a 50's dance. Thanks to everyone it was a most success- ful Winter Carnival. 61 1- g:g.j ' n'-,lg . n-,gm f -.-,ig f , ' '- ---' -f--V ------H ., ' . ' . ,. Q, W- f f gii illfiiirfaggi, gf-fiziaig,-gfssiigai. g 'fiiliv -Jsfiibigf, ,a?':Elii1u'PJlQ.H9 'g 1 I x AV la! iffy g V 'J fffii. 5 ,nl 1':g,f,rfgg?f. 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S . 5 it 5 aff? 4 3, msg, ., .. . .... ,,.. . .. .. , . ,, . . A M ig: if ' 14, f 2-l -f ' Aa if Li 1 A 1-' - a a -W' W- J:-' -it.. , mingaiiil To give justice to the costumes presented at the Costume Party in the 1976 Winter Carnival, it is only fair to have a special section. Winter Carnival is the time of the year when everyone acts like a fool. Many attended the Skating Party with garb from lettuce with salad dressing to a roll of lifesavers. It was one of the highlights of the Winter Carnival. It was fun and it also helped to win points for our classes . , ,,..--me Vw 'Y Y' f8' f eY fv??Lx'Y4 f V !fB!f:,1QiiZsi:f.'iZ '4:i.'R'3331.z221'5:i:f.'i2 'WZ-:iS'3SSs.zziiiiizff -'S's:iS!'iM::11ii'l:2:f.ff4i f'.1:S5S'5!:.42'21lie:f. : . i.1::S!3SEz2'2il!:::.'. 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'--1 ,.---- 1: w .,'- 'P' +' Ham we f , 3 EA, .:,X., Under the supervision of Mrs. Lynda Bascom, WHS got a new course, Anthropology. The students, however limited, learned many interesting things in the classroom and then divided themselves into two archaelogical teams. Each team had a leader. They dug and planted different artifacts and the others had to figure, decipher, and measure everything in order to establish what kind of civilization it was and when it was developed. The new class has brought quite a bit of excitement around the school and one can be sure that many are going to have Anthropology written down on their next year's schedule card. P 54 Debbie Aldrich takes down 311 SCYf1PPed as Bred MQYIWS WOW? 1532 11121154111 111892119115 Dana Smith RGSCW 313156811 W11111 the 215 'Sf 36'-TY involved fmldafeb 1 fh1H1f1've 65 and NEWMARKET IS NOW PART OF OUR COMMONMARKET Winning the championship this year was one of the high points of my life. It means that for that one year you are the best. The 1976 WHS basketball team was the best in Class M. The winning of a championship is the combined effort of the players and the coach to Work to- gether as one flawless unit. I believe that the desire to be perfect along with the will to win are the two main keys to the success this year. To be the best and win the championship is the ulti- mate goal of many people. To accom- plish this feat is something extra spe- cial, and something nobody can take away from you. The winning of the championship is to be looked back upon with fond memories, remembering that for that one moment you are THE BEST. Steve G Can you imagine winning two State Class M champion- ships in one year? That is ex- actly what Woodsville High School did. In Plymouth, N.I-I. at the Class M Basketball Cham- pionships it was a night for the Burrill brothers. Who will ever forget the shot Scott Burrill blocked and the foul shots John Burrill made to clench the championship in our hands. Fans were everywhere cheering, screaming, and elated that we were again .ffl in the State. Everyone on that bus will re- member that night down to the 60 car parade with police es- cort through the town and up to the Community Building for a celebration. On Graduation Day players boarded the bus and headed to Manchester. Thanks to jim MacDonalds's excellent pitch- s ing we won the game. Other memorable moments were when Randy Gibson hit a perfect bunt down the 3rd baseline and Scott Burrill leaping on to home plate again gaining the BEST for us. FE . -.. , , . ., .1 fu- . ... 1.1 ,gg 14- 'f inf. .- '-, !51STsc:-V4 s lf' fx IN iN ZS IX f-X fX w An WHS student who re larl attends an concerts ball ames and 2. l Y Y , S . . Sf' plays, will know that the Band and Chorus does much to the Spirit of the aud- ience. 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Speaking to the audience, 'Mlm Bagonzi gave histevyaluationeof wim1erstYGover11or Meldrirn Thompsonllsparked up the evening fAe:oss the bottomjg P., 71-Robin Llvloore accepts a bronze medal from IameslWa1lcer, formaking the honor roll four times in a row . Scott Burrill and Pam Ames discuss between themselves. The cheerleaders - came forward to accept their much deserved awards. Macross the topjg Elntertainment for the evening came from the Barbershop Quintet. fMidd1e leftjg Winners! fMidd1e rightjg Andy Pierson and Scott McAllister e mouth their Way through the school song. Mr. Clark gives Sc'otteMcA11istei-A Best Contribution to the Teams Robert Bagonzi, Andy Pierson, and Mike Woods seem thankful thatthey can go home and change. l fxf.-. ,f.Xf... T-Xff -G. ..-. ---. Hi. 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Kinder Lynn Sandy Young Patten Theresa Tetreault Danny Bonnie Chase Robin Helen Mogre Brooks D w Glines 72 - le, Laura I-Iurlbutt joe Cooper Angel Davis 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 4 A EJSUSDI I'm an unsuspecting person 5 I always unsuspect the worst. A locker full of spitballs, Soda cans about to burst. A book report due this morning That I forgot to readg One of my books is missing- Of course it's the one Ineed. My biology experiment failed, Nineteen mice got free. I may be unsuspecting, but I think they're out to get me. Z xim A1 C ,k:. f 7 J 253 Q E32 EEE 3359 EE 533 Be as a page that aches for a word which speaks on a theme that is timeless while the sungod will make for your day sing as a song in search of a voice that is silent and the one God will make for your way Neil Diamond Jonathan Livingston Seagull QEQELQQ' I have known the silent stars and the sea And the silent city when it pauses, And the silence of a man and a maid, And the silent woods before the winds of Spring And we are voiceless in the presence of realities We cannot speak 4 B Gould F Englert R Chase N Lackie J Cowell P Briggem E Cowles D Aldrich an P Carle S Tegu B. wright N Marston S Boyce L Bixby S Beland D Aldrich M Rodimon N Sackett A Pollock D Drown D Colby D Page f fyfyf ,,,, EQEQQQQ . 78-31: Russell Brady, 52: Donna Fillion, 53: Tim Roy, ichard Clough, Eric Hj elmg P. '79-1'541:,Kathy Enderson, 2. Kell Foote 33' Pam Stimson 54. Steve Aldrich en- ' Y - ' I y Carter, Dan,Mitton, 595: Jay Beglyea, jon Beckley, ,jeff ishop f 1:2 T 5 78 y JUST SSMNG Time Arguing with the teacher Walking the halls Chewing gum Visiting the basement and writing on the walls Looking out the window Cleaning your locker just passing time! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-III-I.I.i'I! llllll1 lllllll I l.l. lI'I'I' H II-I I JI I I-I-I 79 I.:-I .I.I'I I I I'I'I'I-I-.- Illlll lllllll ll-l,lll STUDENTS EEEATE R elationships formed which nter you into a asting friendship, A nnexing you to another T otally filling you with E ncouragement. E I, 'ffifzz'-ifQg'.i?15l21Z2 7. 1112? 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Woodsville, NH 03785 Jack Graham Agent Insurance 8: Bonds 65 Central St. Woodsville, NH 747-3641 THE DEARTH AGENCY HOVEYS SHOPS Wishing You Success When You Look Your Best You Feel And Do Your Best Brand Name Quality Merchandise Woodsville, NH St. J ohnsbu ry, VT Best Wishes To The Class Of 77 WOODS VILLE BOWLING ALLEY DON 'S GE TTY General Repairs Wrecker Service Used Cars Getty Tires Central St. Woodsville N.H. Tel. 603-747-3759 Woodsville, New Hampshire X Compliments Of BOUDREA UL T No. Haverhill NH PLUMBING Ji HEA TING 106 HAPPY HOUR an WELLS RIVER MOTEL Gift Shop Village Trader d Tel: 757-3466 Tel: 757-2716 Log homes manufactured by Northern Products, Inc. are construgteci with scwti 0 xti' -Mute pine iogs. A vertually AL-. , i1fW,f5',5,fE'f1'L qi-fgf ' . , ,y gl, 'fl N3 ' maintenance free home with the charm and warm atmosphere ' f +V' 'LL lei' 'l '- ' V.-Q.-J. ' I . ig, 'A '- K I :M 'ir , if ' of A traditional ametit in honee f,V, 5 AA, 5tf4f,H.hi , L i I - A 77777 Wvos 1 1 , . . . ggi ,,,' A XX We offer compietc aOfV:KfL:'.UOH services or any part of them. E ' -?s ', ' f, I Technicai advice ftvaiiaule if you wish to build your own zg gggr. i , I Q f - J Financial help availabie. ' -G Qu A , orm 9-5 lim Elliott i6o3i141-3485 Nh -uri ' EJ Mon.-Sat. Rt. 302 Woodsville, N.H. Distributor Builder for Northern Products, Inc. Best Wishes To The Class Of '77 ROY REF RI GE RA TION Woodsville, New Hampshire H. 0. TA YLOR CHEVROLET, INC. ' Your Chevrolet Dealer Since 1937 Cars And Trucks Sales And Service Wells River, VT 05081 Tel: 757-2311 GROSSMANKS Cash And Carry Saves You More! Lumber Building Materials No. Haverhill, NH Tel. 787-6903 Open Daily SL Sunday ffl ff Compliments Of Dr. ci Mrs. Alan F. Ingle And Family WEDDING STATIONERY Annuunccmcm Invitaliom Napkins ld Order Yours llurlx TUCK PRESS 1 h Of Your S110-Can r 1 VN d ull NH 1 O 7-17-6505 WALTER E. JOCK OIL CO., INC. Home of Friendly Service 24 hr. Burner Service and Heating Installations Compliments of NIHAN EQUIPMENT RENTALS Monroe, N.H. Carroll Nihan, Pres. WOODSVILLE AUTO SUPPLY 747-2341 Woodsville NI-I Where Service Is z Not .lust A Word I NORTHERN AUTO SUPPLY AUTOMOTIVE IARTS SL SUPPLIES 171 CENTR Xl. STRILET WOODSN lLl.E. NH, 26 RAILROAD STREET ST..1OHNSBlQRY.VT. f -. rx '- CHAMBERLIN S GREENHOUSE When You Say It With Flowers Say It With Ours E B MANN AND COMPANY INC Druggists Since 1872 Woodsville N.H. 104 Years Of Experience WOUDS VILLE GUARAN TY SA VIN GS BANK Offers You Savings Accounts Now Accounts Certificates Of Deposit Installment Loans Christmas Clubs Mortgage Loans Travelers Checks Mobile Home Loans Special Notice Accounts Collateral Loans Banklng By Mail Mortgage Life Insurance Disability Insurance Night Depository Ample Parking Facllities Drive Up Window fP1ermontj One Button Drive In Banking QWoodsv1l1ej Woodsville 8L Piermont 747 2735 272 4811 Member F D I C . . , , , , 44 97 S. ,, 37 ,I if ' lk Ik Sl' Sk Tcl, 124021 we-2327 S21vmsS B0HdS 4 llot lint St ltt 4' lk Il! if Ik 44 Ik Ik if ik Fl! , 111 ALDRICH'S GENERAL STORE North Haverhill, NH Groceries - Meats ev Clothing - Hardware Compliments Of RICHARD R. RUTHERFORD And R. ALAN RUTHERFORD REALTORS North Haverhill, NH 112 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 77 FROM S F MCALLISTERS YOUR QUALITY JEWELER DIAMONDS - WATCHES -JEWELRY - SILVER GIFTS CHINA QUsing Only Genuine Factory Partsl I5 Central Street Woodsville NH T BORDEN WALKER FURNITURE-TV-APPLIANCES Dartmouth College Highway Woodsville N .H. NEVER KNOWINGLY Compliments of THAYER S MEATS Wholesale 8c Retail Market North Haverhill N H 787-6939 , 7 I l EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Manufacturers of Fine Pine Furniture NORTH HAVERHILL N.I-I. 03774 lllllllllll MONROE COUNTRY STORE Groceries Hardware Gas Monroe NH Phone 638 2525 113 Real Estate UNITED FARM AGENCY INC The To n cmd County Real Estate Agency pecializing 'n FARMS LAND BUSINESSES RESIDENTIAL and RECREATIONAL PROPERTIES etc. FREE CATALOGS! Rep esentot es: B oce cmd Jeanette Ende.so , . Box Tel. 747-2502 o 787-6655 MICA CRYSTAL STUDIO Richard M. Pike Warren NH Tel: 764-9974 Specializing In Wedding Photography 15'Zn Discount to WHS Graduates THE WATERMAN AGENCY REAL ESTATE 139 Central Street Woodsville N H Dial C6031 747 2725 I o w r , I I 1 , r r f n , PO IOI r I I 2 CONGRATULATIONS AND CONTINUED SUCCESS ROYAL ELECTRIC WOODSVILLE NH Compliments Of DA VIS REAL ESTATE North Haverhill N.H. I Compliments Of Swiftwater Stoves i Larty Oil Fred Grenier Woodsville Sand 8a Gravel 1 I I Compliments Of PATTENS SPORTING GOODS North Haverhill N.H. LINWOOD G HAMMOND Building And Remodeling North Haverhill NH Capture Those Precious Moments Forever For Distinguished Wedding Photography Please Contact: JEFFER S HILL Ourcapablea STUDIOS Archie Steenburgh Jeffers Hill Road Pike NH 03780 nd experienced staff is waiting to serve you. Phorie: 989-5690 7 :f1:::rE Ziri iti ii: Compliments Of SERVICE Gas Appliances Sales-Serv1ce Court Street Phone: 989-5500 Haverhlll NH 03765 COUNTRY GAS STUDDARD IMPLEMEN T CO., INC. Sales-John Deere-Service Agricultural Lawn and Garden John Deere Snow Machines North Haverhill NH . 5 . 9 KELLY'S SHOP di SAVE Central Street WO0dSV1llC New Hampshire Main Street Franconia New Hampshire ' 1 . 115 T1 North Haverhill, New Hampshire 03774 X nEAi.En run ALLAEAEH nusm: :Amps . wAno Lua Hunts s. CD'1'I'AGEE HDWAR are ND 2 E. N H caves Tal. rs 3 Dodttrytobuysthingtoocheap From those with things to sell, Because the goods you'l! hnve to keep, And time will alwayl tell. The price you pay you'l1 soon to:-get Ana the good! you get win nay. The price you will not long regret, The quality you may! l lllllllll lIIIllIlllllllIlllW l603l 787-6234 RADIATOR SH FADDEN AUTOMOTIVE Compl' SPEED EQUIPMENT S. F. FADDEN, JR, 504 MA'N STREET 'WN FADDEN NORTH HAVERHM' N- H- 03174 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION l - -' MONTGOMERY WARD PEOPLE S MARKET YOUR COMPLETE FOOD STORE t nderpass DSV ' EW HAMPSH North Haverhill, New Hampshire OP im 1 CATALOG SALES AGENCY TomS 747'2 Compliments Of CLASS OF 1980 BUILDER - DEALER Phonei 747-3552 NATIONAL HOMES - KINGSBERRY HOMES BEAUTY RAMA 25 Central St. Woodsville NH fy 'A If 8111111 C21 tom f I vi: in 3 IRM!-nl 01111, II M P 5 ITS IIIHTTIR III IIT IF BIXIH Ill BVILDING coN'rn.xc'T0R I TE, qw VIH! HX AIXHHI NH Alex 8: Jo Kluk Prop I Mau Iam ro IIE alel ALA Car 8a Truck Tires AAA DUD S ATLANTIC Trucks-Cars Serviced 24 Hour Wrecker Service Tel. C6035 747-2320 Park Square Nights Q603j 747-3559 Woodsville, N.H. COIFFURES BY CAROL Carol Bigelow Owner Linda Maccini -Operator North Haverhill, NH Tel: 16031 787-6950 GRAFTON MOTOR SALES INC FORD SALES AND SERVICE TEL.: 747-3323 WCODSVILLE, N. H, 03785 TEL. C6033 747-3372 fwlvi e n ' 73 ffl HGATEWAY To THE VVHITE N'1T5. SWIMMING Peel- - SHIJFFLEEOARD 25 ,NWS . CPEN AL EAR . --rw:TI::N1'r 5 117 WALKER Compliments of INC THOMAS PHARMA CY Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks Wells River, Vermont Sub Compact - Co t Fel. 747-3380 3389 P 3 7 7 1 r 7 CLARK BUSINESS MA CHINES Office Equipment Supplies 8a Furniture Everything For Off'ce Needs 91 Central St. Woodsville N.H. TEL Q603J- 747-3775 NORTH COUNTRY FARMS Farm Fresh Eggs Monroe New Hampshire Phone: 638-2827 ,din--W I Best Wishes To The WHS Graduates From The Good Neighbor Banks THE NATIONAL BANK OF NE WBURY AND THE WELLS RIVER SAVINGS BANK Wells River, VT 05081 ng the personal and business needs of growing Northern New Hampshire. f.cy'c1yette Wat1onai Bank LITTLETONI85 Main Sf. 205 Union St. LISBON-SUGAR HILLIFRANCONIA-BETHLEHEM-WOODSVILLE BUILDER PAINTING RooF1NG Compliments Of BARGE INN SEARS WYKR JOHNSONS ELECTRIC BURNHAMS HERMAN BALL LARRY SITES BRICK STORE BA TH VARIETY STORE JOHN'S SPORT SHOP South Main Street North Haverhill N.H. 0377 Telephone 787-6632 ROBERT E. CLIFFORD, .. I I L Y X F T L XYZ' iii 'tiff I - , J .lii I - 1 3. i X V -iii . 4 if ?.4.i-- r 9 ' f ' -- - E A 5 g5'?EfrT FLAC E T0 119 Www ffmzwzff STEVENQ Q-I-llljlflq E N , , i' S S Q Y 7 f . 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