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Green Lantern 1981 Proctor Academy Andover, New Hampshire Yearbook Staff: Justine Alston Nancy Battles Development Office Dawn Douglass Alex Estin Beth Faris Chris Hadley Debbie Hoey Mitch Horton
Whit Linthicum Scott Massey Travis Mathis Bob Mondou Peter Mullett Kit Norris Stu Neft Sally Pendleton Dave Pilla
Sam Pope
Will Rex Macon Sapp Bob Sargent Jon Siegel Eric Sonnabend David Summersbv Mike Sylvester Bird Walker
and special thanks to Anne Watkins! Thanks also go to the many others whose time, energy and encouragement contributed to the production of this book. Yearbook Advisors: Jack Hornor and Patrice Martin
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Dedication
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Fall Activities and Sports 6 Activities 8 Varsity Boys Soccer Varsity Football Varsity Girls Soccer Cross Country Other Teams
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Winter Activities and Sports 32 Activities 34
Jumping
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Varsity Girls Basketball Varsity Boys Basketball Cross Country Skiing Varsity Wrestling Varsity Hockey Alpine Skiing Rec Skiing Other Teams
46 48 50 52 54 56 58 59
Project Period 60
Spring Activities and Sports
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Activities 64 Varsity Softball Varsity Baseball Varsity Girls Lacrosse Varsity Boys Lacrosse Varsity Girls Tennis Varsity Boys Tennis Kayaking Other Teams
74 76 78 80 82 84 86 88
Faculty and Staff 90 Dormitories 102 Class of 1984 (Freshmen) 108 Class of 1983 (Sophomores) Class of 1982 (Juniors) Class of 1981 (Seniors) The Seniors 116 Advertising and Patrons 164
110 112 114
The Class of 1981 is Proud to Dedicate the Don 1981 Green Lantern to G e n t i l e i
Ira P i ft*
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W h a t makes D o n unique? Is it the sense of humor which always admits the possibility that things could have been worse, and shows us parts of the school and ourselves to laugh at? Is it the Annual Assembly Awards and all his other shows?
Is it the enjoyment of learning in French class or living in Gulick House? O r perhaps straining through seasons of football, basketball, baseball and even dish duty with him? Whatever it is, D o n has given m u c h to our class and to Proctor, and w e thank him.
Fall Activities and Sports
Orientation
Randy Alder
Above: Ken Colburn's Orientation
group.
Paula Boyne
Right: G w y n Moushegian, Alex Perry, Carolyn Reynolds, Paula Boyne.
Standing: David Wells, Whit Linthicum, Shawn Hurwitz, Ben Bristow, Mike Olmedo, Craig Berry; Kneeling: Rick Miller, Craig Roeder, Dan Silverman.
G w y n Moushegian
Alex Perry
Above: Frank Muth, Brett Schulman, David Walton, Randy Bray, Jack Hornor (Chef), Chris Norris, Win Marine, Bob Manning, Dave Pilla (Crouching).
Estin, Faris, Cronin, Hague, Schoeller, Etc.
A tranquil fall scene.
Earth-ball volleyball starts the year.
Jack Brooks and Scott D o w
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John Altman, Peter Mullett . . .
... and Will Rex
Ted Oliver
Another Community Day G a m e : Assistant Headmaster Chris Norris protects handkerchief as students and faculty attack.
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Steve Gallagher and Steve Spence
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Dani Hinkley,John Lombard, George Emeny.
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Jack Hornor gives blood; Mathis and Woodward look elsewhere.
Senior Slaves Richie Sears and Westy Bigelow
Alice Fowler at dish duty.
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Jamie Pirtle
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Jack Croasdale.
-mil Pastan, T o m Eubank, Mark Moushegian, Scott Wiley, Whit Jnthicum.
J.J.Jaworski
Edna Peters and Doc Hand
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The Fall Play:
He Ain't Done Right by Nell Lars Hansen plays Jack Logan to Beth Parry's Nell Perkins ir the fall play. 16
John Lombard and Paula Boyne listen to leather craftsman.
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Cia Harrington and Shanda Norris work on projects at the Sunday Leather Crafts Workshop.
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The winning banner, produced by the day students.
At the game, students watch 6-0 victory: Sarah Stev (Stand.ng), Gina Casey and Gerry Stewart at right.
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The football team livens up the bonfire.
Brunner, ?, ?, Casey, Reynolds, Trice and ? imitate Holderness girls in skit.
Eric Sonnabend, B o b Baldwin, Debbie Kirchwey, Paul Silverman.
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Nick Eastman, Brad Colyer, Hilary Gans take aim; Jack Brooks looks for snow
Beth Faris 20
Brooks Emeny, Randy Greer, Will Rex.
First S n o w of the Year Karin Muxworthy
D a w n Douglass and Vicker Welch
Westy Bigelow
John Larson attacks with Murat Gokcigdem close behind.
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Joe Tuckerman at rest.
Fullback Jack Brooks works while Goalie D o u g Kingman waits.
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Season Record
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Boys Varsity Soccer
PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA
1 3 0 5 2 5 2 2 1 2 1 3 3
Tilton Brewster Vermont White M t n Holderness White M t n
KUA Berwick Tilton
KUA Vermont Holderness Brewster
8-1-4
1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 1 1 3 0
Top: Coaches Mike Graham and Karl Methven, David Oakes, Tim Wright, Scott D o w , Rich Farquhar, Andy Wright, Murat Gokcigdem, Peter Milholland, Joe Tuckerman, Jack Brooks, Coach Bill Clark; Bottom. Charlie Hatfield, George Selden, T o m Woodhouse, Peter Buckman, Doug Kingman, John Larson, Duncan Riley, Jim Spence, Nick Eastman, David Eberhart.
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Headmaster Fowler joins the bench.
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Steve Witaschek
Co-Captains Mike Congleton and Mike Rumpler
Top row: Bud Burbank, Bob Murphy, Chris Celi, Bill Landale, Randy Bray, Win Marine, Sam Pope, Gary Armstrong, Bob Manning, Paul Hart, Head Coach John Schoeller; Middle row: Scott Massey, Frank Muth, Fran Murawski, David Walton, Dan Horner, Steve Witaschek, T o m Pasquarella, Jim Bradley, Jeff Geis, Grant Williams; Bottom row: Don Gentile, Chuck Hi lumphreys, Harold Esrabrook, Lars Hansen, Mike Congleton, Mike Rumpler, John Perry, Mike Tilton, Eric Davis, Matt Mahon.
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Season Record: 4-3-1
PA 6 PA 18 PA 28 PA 30 PA 0 PA 6 PA 0 PA 6
Shaking hands after the Holderness game.
Kents Hill 6 Deerfield J.V 0 Andover NJ. 0 K.U.A. 0 Hebron 19 Hyde 18 Tilton 25 Holderness 0
P.A. defense gets set to block Holderness.
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Sally George takes the ball downfield.
Devon Huntley
Season Record
PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA
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0 3 1 2 1 3 1 0 2 1 0 1 1 0 0
Berwick Brewster
KUA Vermont Tilton White M t n
KUA Holderness Vermont Andover Holderness White M t n Tilton Stoneleigh Burnham Brewster
A m y Sayre
6-8-1
4 0 0 0 0 1 1 5 0 4 7 2 2 2 3
Top: Rosemary Battles, Vicker Welch, Jenny Burtis, Hannah Sayre, Lucy Polese, Alicia Galione, Coach Sarah Will; Bottom: Coach Martha Turner, Beth Faris, Hilary M c C a m i c Karin Muxworthy, Nancy Battles, Sally Pendleton
Girls Varsity Soccer
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A strong throw by Beth Faris.
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Autographing a ball for the coaches.
Hannah Sayre and Vicker Welch move the ball toward another goal.
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Cross Country Will Rex and Peter Kauffner
John Evans
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Bird Walker, Alex Meredith and Bill Raithel.
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Carolyn Reynolds
T o p row, left to right: Will Rex, Bill Raithel, Steve Preczewski, T o m Eslick, Brian Hall, John Evans, Chris Gerquest, B o b Taggart; Sitting: Justine Alston, Bird Walker, Carolyn Reynolds and Peter Kauffner.
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J.V. Boys Soccer Season Record 6-3-2
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PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA
6 2 3 2 4 3 4 2 2 3 0
Holderness Tilton
KUA Dublin Brewster Tilton Brewster
KUA Vermont Vermont Holderness
0 0 4 2 4 3 2 3 1 1 1
Back: T. Norris, E m m o n s , Hoen, Hamblett, Gans, Summersby, Walsh S Spence Pedicano, Borden, Godwin, Sears, Slye, Ragni, J. Casey, J. Hand; Front: Hamill' M c N a m e e , Jaworski, D. Riley, Neft, Altman, Van Pelt, Emeny, Strauss.
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Back: Nicholson, Berry, C. Will, Gilvar, Wallace, Lewis, C. Williams, Keach, Stockly; Front: Pastan, Hunger, Miller, Edwards, Mullett, D. Eastman, P. Stevenson, Wiley.
Rock Jocks
Top: Bigelow, Rowe, Carrara, C. Dreiman, Pirtle, Hadley. Bottom: Ketner, Bennett, Chaffey, Horton, B. Parker. 30
Back: B. Sargent, W . Stevenson, Hofmann, Bristow, Hurwitz, Roeder, Hoffnagle, Kapusta; Front: Logan, Alder, D. Morse, Johnston, Hill.
Trainers
Gerry Stewart, Bellefeuille.
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PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA
1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
Berwick
KUA Hanover Tilton
KUA Holderness Dublin Ph. Andover Hanover Holderness Tilton Dublin
2 2 6 2 2 1 10 2 2 3 1 1
Top: Estin, Tompkins; Middle: A. Sayre, Douglass, Martinez, Harrington, Bellefeuille, Friend, Boyne; Bottom: S. Will, Thayer, Kirchwey, Hoffman, M . Turner.
J.V. Football Kneeling: Linthicum, Schulman, Brandon, M o n d o u , Murphy, Greer, Mori, Galluzzo; Standing: D. Pilla, Kellaway, Bird, Mahon, Baldwin, W e b b , Woodward, Gallagher, Meek, Lilly, Reeves, Moushegian, Bordman, Fernandez, Fennell, Mitchell, Brandes, C. Norris.
Auto Shop
Forestry
Sussman, Whiting, M . Hague, Bassick, O'Gorman, Buckley, Olmedo. J. Elliott, Friend, L. Elliott, Kanegsberg, More, Davis, J. Siegel.
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Winter Activities and Sports
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Jazz/Rock Ensemble: R o b Bennett, Eric Davis, John Lombard, Andrea Fairbanks, Director Paul Silverman.
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Bird Walker and Frank Muth Carolyn Reynolds
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Mitch Horton Erin .
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Will Rex
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W h o s e r o o m is this?
dinner.
Bird Walker, Jennifer Fowler,John Casey and D.J. M c N a m e e watch as (1. to r.) Gary Armstrong, D a n Silverman, Joe G r u b b , obscured, George Emeny, Mike Brandes, obscured, Alice Fowler, Sarah Will, Martha Turner, Dodie Silverman, obscured, Justine Alston, Stephanie Keating and Debbie Kirchwey respond to Paul Silverman's direction.
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Christmas party at Ives has (clockwise) Stephanie Berry, Anne Thayer, Anne Lyman, Cleve W o o d w a r d , Alex Meredith and Patrice Martin.
Travis Mathis, Dave Pilla, Patty Jones and T o m Colby exit from Christmas service.
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Even Motor enjoys Christmas!
Christmas 198C School Leader Justine Alston as "Father" Christmas.
T a m m y Brunner and Mike Sylvester
Some Morton "Good Rats" and Davis "Tee-hees": Top: Richie Sears, Rosemary Battles, Devon Huntley, Nick Eastman, Anne Watkins.Jack Brooks. Bottom: Justine Alston and Kim Moss.
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Mountain Classroom
Bill Kalin, David Oakes, Richie Farquhar
O n the water: Taggart and Kalin
Bob Taggart and Chuck Tanguay
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David Oakes Bob Taggart and Alicia Galione
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John Larson at work in the woodshop.
Scott Likly
O n e of the winter's few snowfalls.
K e n Colburn
&rf David Walton and Tim Wright.
Oliver in repose in David's office.
Chuck Will and favorite advisee Westy Bigelow. p
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At assembly: Mike Graham, Joe Grubb, John Schoeller, Bubba Parker, T o m Eslick and Patrice Martin.
Start of.
Peter Mortimer
Charlie Hatfield
Gary Schwartz
Frankie Bradford
An Evening With Carl Sandburg a new day.
Jim Hoofnagle
B o b Sargent as Abe Lincoln.
Center: Sears, Moss, Watkins celebrate Westy's birthday with Patrice.
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Davis Buckley in a ruminant pose.
Dan Morse, Karin Muxworthy, Rick Strauss form column of test-takers.
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Alex Perry and Sally Pendleton
Travis Mathis (sitting); Brooks Emeny
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Mike Tilton and Randy Greer
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N S il Jumping Bob Logan, the Flying Freshman.
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Front row: Gary Schwartz, Ed Johnson, Bob Logan, Ian Godwin, Mike Sylvester; Back row: Mike Congleton, Craig Roeder. Grinnell More, Joe Tuckerman, James Pedicano, Tim Norris.
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Grinnell More
Season Record: Undefeated, Lakes Region Champions, N e w England Champions. ,M Jan. 10 vs KUA, New Hampton, and Holderness: Proctor 1st Jan. 17 vs KUA, Deerfield, Vermont and Phillips Andover: Proctor 1st. Jan. 21 vs Holderness, N e w Hampton and White Mountain: Proctor 1st. Jan. 24 vs KUA and New Hampton: Proctor 1st. Feb. 4 vs New Hampton: tie. Lakes Region Finals: Proctor 1st. New England Championships: Proctor 1st.
Joe Tuckerman — 1st in N e w England
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I The crowd watches "Tuck."
Joe Tuckerman
Ed Johnson, Ian Godwin, Mike Sylvester and Gary Schwartz show jumping-generated tension.
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Varsity Girls Basketball Season Record 9-4-0 PA
47 27 44 38 32
PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA
43 30 27 42 44 27 48 38 34
Cal. Christian KUA Brewster Berwick N e w Hampton Tilton St. Paul's Ph. Andover Cushing Tilton N e w Hampton Cal. Christian Brewster KUA
33 35 30 22 38 25 20 45 40 28 24 31 31 42
Patty Jones
Diana Ward, Andrea Fairbanks, Christina Bellefeuille
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Diana W a r d
Patty Jones attempts a free throw.
Diana Ward
Christina Bellefeuille Coach Graham confers with his team.
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Steve Limric takes a flying shot
Varsity Basketball
Murat Gokcigdem and Eric Sonnabend.
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Above and below: Steve Limric.
Murat breaks through Vermont defense.
Steve Gallagher is amazed as Brian Hall is airborne past Holderness.
Steve Witaschek
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Cross Country Skiing Max Cobb
Bird Walker Lakes Region Cross Country Results: Team: 1. Proctor 2. Holderness
Individual: 2. John Evans 7. Erick Ragni
5. K.U.A.
10. John Lombard 15. Max Cobb 25.Jim Jaworski
6. St. Pauls 7. N e w Hampton
30. T o m Colby 36. Chris Gerquest
3. White Mountain 4. Tilton
John Lombard
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T o m Colby (on left)
Erick Ragni
Front: Chris Gerquest, Mik Olmedo, Bob Sarge Carolyn Reynolds; Middle: Erick Ragni, Bird Walker, Alex Meredith, Anne Thayer; Rear: T o m Colby, Max Cobb. 51
Varsity Wrestling
Chris Hadley
Lars Hansen
Hilary Gans
Season Record 7-7-0
PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA 52
6 18 33 48 15 20 35 45 20 16 58 54 3 36
57 39 26 KUA 20 Cushing 41 Deerfield 40 Mascenic 26 KUA 22 Plymouth 41 Hyde 48 Ph. Andover J V 4 Winchendon 17 St. Paul's 48 Holderness 27 Hyde Mascenic Holderness
Back: Scott D o w , Chris Hadley, Lars Hansen, Scott Morse, Ben Thompson, D a n Lilly, Gary Armstrong, Bob Livingston; Middle: Chip Knight, David Sussman, Ted Oliver, Jeff Geis, Larry Elliott, Whit Linthicum, Mike Brandes; Bottom: Hilary Gans, Dusty Eastman, David Wells, Peter Mortimer, Stuart Neft, Sparky Chaffey.
Lars Hansen
Peter Mortimer
Dusty Eastman
Scott D o w
Angus Fennell guards the goal.
Face-off: Proctor vs. Vermont.
Varsity — J.V. scrimmage: Eric Davis and D. J. McNamee.
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Coaches and players show patience.
John Casey and Dave Tillotson.
Casey goes for the goal.
• Varsity Hockey
Mike Peabody,Jack Brooks, Bob Manning, Jim Bradley.
Dave Tillotson handles face-off as Casey and Scott Massey get ready to
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Karin Muxworthy
Sally George
Girls Alpine Skiing Jan. 1 1 vs. Ph. Andover. KUA and St. Pauls: Proctor ird. Jan. 21 v.s. St. Paul's. KUA and White Mountain: Proctor yd.
Front: Beth Paris, Kathy McCamic, Sail) George. Alex Estin, Sail) Pendleton. A m y Sayre, Jenny Bardlsey; Middle: Stephanie Keating, Liz Blodgett, Hilar) McCamic; Top: G.im George. Lynn Schwartz. Howard George.
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Brooks Emeny
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Bert Hinkley and Alex Estin watch Sally George.
Boys Alpine Skiing Jan. 14 vs. Ph. Andover, K U A and St. Pauls: Proctor 3rd. Jan. 21 vs. St. Paul's, New Hampton, KUA, and Mountain: Proctor 5th.
Jan. 28 vs. CMS, Dublin and Holderness: Procto
Top: Chris Williams, Jim Thomas, Joe Tuckerman, Bredt Stanley, Nick Eastman, obscured, John Perry, Andy Durham, Brooks Emeny, Jamie Pirtle. Bottom: Bert Hinkley, Scott Wiley.
Rec Skiing A rare day of skiing.
Blair Holmes
An unknown skier and John Schoeller.
Rec Skiers dressed in normal attire for the winter of '81 — Standing: Hunger, B. Wilson, Moushegian, Doc Hand, Hoofnagle, K. Hand, Lewis, Martinez, J. Spence, A. Perry, D. Morse, Hurwitz, Ketner, Lyman, Brunner, D. Silverman, J. Schoeller, J. Friend, mons, Hiden, Webb, Johnston, Bristow; Sitting, 1 to r: Whiting, Bonyun, McKeon, P. Stevenson, Duke, Hamill, W . Stevenson, Battles, Buckley, Watkins, G. Casey, Horner, Riddle.
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J.V. Hockey
Standing: Kapusta, D. Fowler, Stockly, Bordman, Altman, Davis, Rumpler, Keach, Rex, Hatfield, B. Parker; Kneeling: Greer, Walton, Murawski, Muth, Reeves, Gilvar, Pasquarella.
Season Record 9-3-0
PA PA
PA PA PA PA PA
PA PA PA PA PA
2 9 4 1 6
KUA 5 Berwick . . . . .2 Vermont . . . 0 St. Pauls. . 9 Tilton ... 1
4 5 4 15 3 3 10
Deerfield . . . . 3 Tilton 0 Vermont 1 Derryfield 0 Kearsarge 4 KUA 0 Holderness 2
Lakes Region Co-Champions (tied with K U A )
J.V. Basketball Season Record 13-5-0 St. Paul's
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N e w Hampton ... 43 Cal. Christian . ... 53 KUA Holderness N e w Hampton KUA Brewster Berwick Winchendon Cardigan Vermont Tilton Tilton
39 32 29 42 65 34 21 54 33 44 . 42
Cal. Christian .46 Vermont . . 22 Pingree 30 Holderness
Standing: D. Gentile, Borden, A. Wright, Mueller, G. Williams. T. Wright; Kneeling: Alder, Edwards, Brandon, Mori, Eubank, Pastan.
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Music Project: Ian Godwin, Eric Davis, W i n Marine.
College Placement Project.
Riding Project: Moushegian and Berry. Sugaring Project: a new kind of tree.
Project Period Woodworking and Machine Project: (L) R o b Bennett with Jon Siegel; Below:Joe Grubb and Jim Bradley.
Alps Project: Bob Murphy in Paris.
Graphic Arts Project: Begien and Sussman compare.
Astronomy Project
Cooking Project: Karl Whiting at work.
Cooking Project at a restaurant.
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Spring Activities and Sports
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Class President Bigelow conducts yet another senior meeting.
Sally Pendleton and Hilary Gans.
O n the Whale Watch: Bellefeuille, Borden, Bristow, Durham, Mathis, Hill, Hofmann, Eslick.
Lynn Schwartz and Steve Spence.
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Estabrook, Fernandez and Mori are amazed at Kanegsberg holding lamb.
The "new" dining room.
Blair Holmes, Don Gentile, Frankie Bradford as new rockers at the Gong Show.
Gong Show Judges Hornor and Will in complete control of costume contest.
Alex Meredith and Anne Lyman.
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"You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown!"
James Hoofnagle as Snoopy.
Jenny Bardsley, Beth Parry, Marianna Knauth, James Hoofnagle, Tom Eubank, Dan Morse
"Lucy" and "Charlie Brown"
Eric Davis, John Lombard, Rob Bennett
'Lucy," "Linus," and "Charlie Brown"
Paul Silverman, Stephanie Keating and Blair Holmes.
Chip Knight conducts geology class by the pond.
T o m Woodhouse throws a pot.
Charlie Hatfield and Leigh Griswold. |
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B o b Wilson and surveying class.
Jack Hornor conducts last English III class of the year in the Den.
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Senior Skip May 14
Chris Hadley and Westy Bigelow.
Brad Colyer, Anne Watkins, Scott Likly, Chris Hadley, Bill V a n Pelt.
D o u g Kingman, Richie Sears, David E m m o n s .
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Jamie Pirtle, Alex Meredith, Rosemary Battles and Hilary McCamic.
T n e c [ a s s takes to tne watef
Intramural Softball
Dani Hinkley goes to bat for M a c k House.
Carr House vs. Summerfield in the playoffs.
G o o d Rat Richie Sears at bat for Morton House.
The Davis Tee-Hees.
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Graduation — May 24, 1981
D o c Hand and Bill van Pelt before the procession.
The faculty waits in li
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Westy and Patrice. "Tiny" Gallagher
Seniors applaud as diplomas are handed out. General Patton gives Commencement speech.
Four year senior Liz Tompkins.
Randy Greer, G w y n Moushegian, Gina Casey, Cleve Woodward.
Departing faculty member Jack Hornor receives silver cup from Headmaster Fowler. 71
Howie Kanegsberg and John Evans.
Valedictorian Kirchwey gets diploma.
Alice Fowler, winner of 1st O'Connor teaching award.
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Four year senior Mike Rumpler, back from a term in Spain, intently shakes General Patton's hand after receiving diploma.
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Scott Morse, Mitch Horton, K e n Colburn.
Bird Walker receives prize. Seniors throw caps as graduates now.
Graduates and families gather.
Eric Sonnabend's table on display.
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PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA
23 21 26 18
13 15 18 8
Hanover Brewster Cal. Christian N e w Hampton N e w Hampton Tilton
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Cushing
N e w Hampton
3 5 3 15 10 0 7 5 8 13
Lakes Rei;ion Champions Top: Hallie Griggs, Justine Alston, Susan Morse, Hilary McCamic, Alison Cuthbert, Chris Norris. Bottom: Nancy Battles. Sheri Vaughan, Debbie Kirchwey, Karin M u x worthy, Devon Huntley, Shanda Norris, Joci Elliott.
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Karin Muxworthy and Joci Elliott
LiiA: imW'-Jusine Alston, Susan Morse, and Hilary M c C a m i c
"Slugger" Griggs
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T o m Pasquarella at bat.
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Eric Davis running the bases. Season Record 6-6-0
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11 6 23 14 3 0 3 9 4 5 12 3
Vermont Pingree
17 1 9 6 2 2 2 21 9 7 10 7
Cal. Christian
KUA Tilton Holderness Holderness
KUA Lyndon Tilton Brewster Brewster
Top: Brian Hall, R o b M o n d o u , Andy Wright, B o b Manning; Middle: D o n Gentile, T o m Pasquarella, Eric Davis, Dave Tillotson; Bottom: Fran Murawski, Steve Witaschek, Jim Bradley, Matt Mahon.
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Coach Emeny talks to the team.
Martha Turner vs. Liz Tompkins in an alumnae game
Season Recor d 6-6-1
PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA
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4 23 6 8 16 6 4 15 7 9 15 5 10
Pingree Tilton Colby Sawyer Holderness KLIA Ph. Andover N e w England Coll.
KUA Ph. Andover Holderness Tilton St. Paul's Alumnae
8 1 8 7 6 9 9 1 14 9 6 17 3 Top: George Emeny, Lucy Polese, Hannah Sayre, Liz Blodgett, Alicia Galione, Sarah Will; Middle: Sally George, Bird Walker, Kris Hand, Vicker Welch, D a w n Douglass; Bottom: Andrea Fairbanks, Rosemary Battles, Jenny Burtis, Alex Meredith, K i m Moss, Gerry Stewart.
Gerry Stewart on the run.
Alicia Galione
It Jenny Burtis goes for the ball.
Sally George vs. the defense.
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The crowd watches "Ebba" go on attack.
Frank Muth goes for the ball. Seasori Record 9-7-0
PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA
9 15 4 2 18 8 12 16
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Londonderry Pingree Pinkerton Ph. Andover Hanover
KUA Vermont Berwick
8 12 12 12 2 5 13 4
Mike Congleton on defense.
Varsity Boys Lacrosse
Richie Farquhar, about to shoot.
Duncan Riley carries the ball.
David Eberhart goes for a goal.
Chris H idley ob ,erves.
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0 11 9 1 Gov. Dummer 11 Tilton 4 KUA 4 Holderness 8
Woodstock Exeter St. Paul's Cushing
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Stephanie Keating
Anne Watkins
A m y Sayre
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Varsity Girls Tennis &%WW&Z>;
Alex Perry
Christina Bellefeuille
Top: Chip Knight; L to R: A m y Sayre, Alex Perry, Stephanie Berry, Nancy Richey, Anne Watkins, Christina Bellefeuille, Stephanie Keating. 83
David Summersby
Ayres Stockly Season Record 7-6-0 PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA PA
Derryfield Vermont Vermont N e w Hampton Holderness KUA Tilton Holderness Tilton N e w Hampton Brewster Brewster
Standing: Eric Sonnabend, Randy Bray, Dan Silverman, Ayres Stockly, David Summersby; Sitting: Blair Holmes, Jim Spence, Ed Johnson.
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Eric Sonnabend
Varsity Boys Tennis
Eric Sonnabend serves.
Summersby waits and watches.
Summersby waits for ball to drop.
Jim Spence
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Kayaking Kayakers get ready for a run.
K e n Colburn
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Mitch Horton Brad Colyer
Sparky Chaffey
Mitch Horton
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J.V. Boys Lacrosse Season Record 9-4-0
Standing: D. Fowler, Berry, Kalin, Croasdale, Snyder, Schulman, Friend, Mueller, T. Wright, Emeny, Evans, Cobb, Buckman, Wallace, Likly, C. Williams, Linthicum, D. Eastman, Logan, Mullett, Fennell, B. Burbank; Kneeling: Gans, Lombard, Pirtle, Oliver, Brandon, Reeves, W e b b , Bristow.
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Kneeling: L. Schwartz, S. Will, Pendleton; Standing: Bardsley, Tompkins, Estin, Brunner, Begien, Casey, Moushegian, McCarthy, Trice, S. Stewart, Knauth, Faris, Griswold.
Running Project Standing: Hill, Riley, Bassick, Gerquest, T. Eslick, Rex, Sc. Morse, Landale, Brooks, Jaworski, Humphreys, Raithel, W . Stevenson; Sitting: Bathrick, Limric, Woodhouse, Gokcigdem, Kanegsberg, Hiden.
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Standing: Hurwitz, Preczewski, Hamill, Lewis, C. Will, Bigelow, Johnston; Sitting: Wiley, Marine, Kellaway; Front: O'Gorman.
J.V. Baseball Back: D. Pilla, Borden, McNamee, Gilvar, Mori, Edwards; Front: Brandes, Godwin, Eubank, Walton.
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Left to right: Steve Spence, Dan Morse (Top), Chris Gerquest, Bob Sargent, Gary Schwartz.
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Left to right, top to bottom: M a x Cobb, T o m Keach, Heineken (R.I.P.), Ayres Stockly, Matt Mahon, Fnn Murawski, Sarah Will, Andrew Parker. Delayed Arrival: Fire Commissioner C. B. Will.
Carr House Top: Stu Neft, Sparky Chaffey; Below, left to right: Frankie Bradford, Travis Mathis, Mike Brandes, Bob Manning, Scott Likly, Ted Oliver, Angus Fennell, Peter Buckman, Chris Celi, Aaron Ketner (in back), Eric Sonnabend, Rob Mondou, Sam Reeves, David Emmons, Scott Dow; Not in photo: Bubba and Laurie Parker.
Ives House Top: Anne Thayer, Nancy Battles, Alex Meredith, Hannah Sayre, Vicker Welch, Dody Silverman, Lucy Polese; Bottom: Emily Montag, Paul Silverman, Dawn Douglass (hovering), Alex Estin, Debbie Kirchwey.
Gulick House Top: Harold Estabrook, Steve Limric, Paul Hart, John Evans, Bredt Stanley; Bottom: Don Gentile, Erick Ragni, Dave Pilla, Howie Kanegsberg.
Davis House Left to right: Alicia Galione, Susan Morse, Devon Huntley, Kim Moss (with Snoopy), Rosemary Battles, Karin Muxworthy, Liz Blodgett, Anne Watkins, Sheri Vaughan, Hilary McCamic.
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Top to bottom, left to right: Dan Mo Nicholson, Jack Croasdale, Scott Wiley, Whit Linthicum, Gary Armstrong, Paul Kapusta, Sam Hoen, Peter Mueller, Karl Methven, Mike Olmedo, Phil Pastan, Jon Abrams, Bill Riley. Brett Schulman, Adam Hamblett, Jim Spence, Randy Greer, Will Hamill, Shawn Hurwitz, Chip Knight, Joe McKeon, Hilary Gans, Rob Slye, Peter Stevenson, Randy Alder.
Day Students Andy Wright, Kris Galluzzo, Beth Parry, Rob Bassick, Christina Bellefeuille, Matt Johnston, Tim Wright, Phil Lewis, Ian Godwin, David Hunger, G w y n Moushegian, M a r k Moushegian, Lynn Besse, Doc Hand, Patty Jones, Liz Tompkins.
Andover Arms Jon Siegel, Mike Rumpler, Westy Bigelow, Patrice Martin.
Smith House Grant Williams, James Pedicano, Will Van Pelt, Joe Carrara, John Larson, Duncan Riley, Ken Colburn, Tim Cronin, Mike Congleton, Peter Milholland.
Johnson House Top: Jim Meek, Jeff Geis, Eric Davis, Joe Tuckerman, Jim Jaworski, T o m Pasquarella, Dan Horner, Nancy and John Schoeller; Bottom: Chris Rowe, Sandy Walsh, Andy Fernandez, Mike Tilton, Cleve Woodward, Bob Baldwin.
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Top: Eric Webb, Craig Berry, Dusty Eastman, Brian Hall, T o m Woodhouse; Bottom: Win Marine, David Brandon, Steve Witaschek.
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Top: Charlie Hatfield, Richie Farquhar; Bottom: David Eberhart, George Selden.Jon Wallace, Rick Strauss, Jamie Pirtle, Chris Hadley, Mike Graham, John Perry.
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Thoreau House Left to right: Paula Boyne, Nancy Bennett, Beth Faris, Martha Turner, Alex Perry, Sally Pendleton, A m y Sayre, Nancy Richey, Bizzy Begien, Jane Hoffman.
MacKenzie House Bottom: Bert Hinkley, Argelia Martinez, Dani and Erin Hinkley, Julia Friend, Carolyn Reynolds, Gina Casey; Top: Lisa Riddle, Susan Trice, Cia Harrington, Chris McCarthy, Gerry Stewart, T a m m y Brunner, Sarah Stewart, Marianna Knauth, Diana Ward.
M.L.S. Bottom: Grinnell More, Will Rex, Sam O'Gorman, Sam Pope, Bob Taggart, Dan Silverman and cat, Ed Johnson, David Oakes, Ben Bristow, T o m Davis, Peter Mullett; Top: Craig Roeder, Chris Edwards, Ron Kellaway, Rick Miller, Rick Hubbart; Far back: John Lombard, Jim Bradley, Jim Hoofnagle, T o m Eubank, John Hill, Missing: Ayatollah Joe Grubb.
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Steve Gallagher Life is full of good times and bad. Try to forget about the bad and enjoy the good, because you only live once in life. So go for it! Tiny '81
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Tim Cronin Time Three years gone by, time is running out. The clock is winding d o w n , when we march in green and white, then it will stop. Your diploma is there, reach for it, grab it and run. It's the future now, the past was great, don't cry. Look toward the future, dream of memories from the past. A n d if it hurts, don't let them see you cry, you can make it. Hold your head up, hold your head high.
Bill Van Pelt If you play with tire, don't cry when you burn your finger.
Macon Sapp Far Better It Is To Dare Mighty Things, T o W i n Glorious Triumphs, Even Though Checkered With Failure, Than T o Take Rank With Those Poor Spirits W h o Neither Suffer M u c h Nor Enjoy M u c h Because They Live In That Grey Twilight. Which K n o w s Neither Victory Nor Defeat. Teddy Roosevelt
Scott Likly Desperation shows its ugly face in many ways N o one can escape the times w e live in, The answers are so simple and w e all know where to look But it's easier to just avoid the question And if I seem too inconclusive, It's just because life is so elusive. Kerry Livgren (Kansas)
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Duncan Riley Don't Quit Success is failure turned inside out — The silver tint of the clouds of doubt — A n d you never can tell h o w close you are, It may be nearer when it seems afar: So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit It's when things seem worst that you mustn't quit.
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We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what w e have already done. Longfellow
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Eric Davis Four and a half long years, both joy and full of tears, m y time has come. So hold m e close, remember the times, remember m e like I will you, you've taken m y hand far along the way, let m e go and watch m e soar high, free and mighty, on m y o w n way.
David Eberhart Oh, I get by with a little help — from m y friends. M m , I get high with a little help — from m y friends. O h , I'm gonna try with a little help from m y friends. (Beatles)
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Matt Mahon Goodbye to all of my friends at home Goodbye to people I've trusted I've got to go out and make m y way I might get rich you know I might get busted but m y heart keeps calling m e backwards as I get on the 707 Ridin' high I got tears in m y eyes you k n o w you got to go through hell before you get to heaven. Steve Miller Band
Gary Armstrong "Man's flight through life is sustained by the power of his knowledge."
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Anne Watkins (WAT) "Rome was not built in a day, opposition will come m y way but the harder the battle you see the greater the victory."
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Whip it — Devo, too close for comfort. R.B. Sandwiches . . . don't choke! M o o n monkeys — buzz, buzz W.L.Y. Black mama! W e came from Planet Clair. B's for G.E. Thank you T's All our Love Tee-hee-hee
Kim Moss Take as much as you think you ought to. Give just as much as you can. Don't forget what your failures have taught you. Or else you learn them all over again. Many thanks to; MGR and Bogart!
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Hallie Griggs Have you ever grown so accustomed to something, that you never really appreciate it until you turn around one day . . . It's gone — slipped away in a fleeting moment, and as you try and grasp those memories and friendships, you realize h o w m u c h they have meant to you. . . . and it's all thanks to you, M o m .
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Eat it . . . don't choke! I'm not as think as you drunk I am! The spirit in us is something that no one can destroy. As for m e , all I k n o w is that I know nothing. Shattered m y brains been battered W e were born to be wild.
Sheri Vaughan Well I've been afraid of changing 'Cause I've built m y life around you But time makes you bolder Even children get older A n d I'm getting older too. — Fleetwood M a c —
Goodbye Proctor. Take a walk on the wild side Only to trip at the sound of goodbye. Graduation — Blizzard of '81.
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C o m e in here, dear boy, have a cigar. You're gonna go far, You're gonna fly high, You're never gonna die, You're gonna make it if you try; They're gonna love you. Well I've always had a deep respect, And I mean that most sincerely. The band is just fantastic, That is really what I think. O h by the way which one's Pink?
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Chris Hadley The time has come to make a decision, will w e succeed or will w e fall into an endless void.
CMH Things to remember G o o d rats . . . The "big T " westwoman . . . Tapy . . . oooooh yitchy — but remember those "little lettuces"
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Hannah Sayre Joy at the start Fear in the journey Joy in the coming h o m e A part of the heart Gets lost in the learning Somewhere along the road
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Along the road Your steps may stumble Your thought may start to stray But through it all a heart held humble Levels and lights your way. D a n Fogelburg
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Dawn E. Douglass "You can't always get what you want . . . But if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need!" Rolling Stones Special thanks to J.A. for being you! W e love ya!
Victoria Welch Thanx . . . .^rd floor Ives, wild times, late night action, S.F. #2, Coco-puffs, Altman J., Scirocco, Banana, C H . in Ives?, froot loops, W B V W , Puegeout, Salty Dogs, Pure Prairie League, trips to Taylors,fleegle,pass out, Hades. Don't be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those w h o are friends. With memories and thanks to SAW '80 and
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Back in those days, things were simpler and more confused. O n e summer night while going to the pier I met two girls. The blond one was called Freedom, the dark one, Enterprise. W e talked and they told m e this story: " N o w listen to this. I'll tell you about Texas Radio and the big beat, soft, driven, slow and mad, like some new language reaching your head with the sudden fury of a divine messenger. Let m e tell you about heartache and the loss of G o d , wandering, wandering in hopeless night. Out here in the perimeter there are no stars. Out here w e is stoned, immaculate."
Richard Sears "He let me not to go, but I asked what I got." CALIG
Spain '79 . . . Santa Barbara . . . Chueca . Moncloa . . . Las Chinos . . . N.H.C. Rip Surge ... . Space . . . Big T's . . . Morton House crew . . . W e s t w o m a n . . . B o o . . King dong . . . Spring '80 jelly . . . C.N.Y. . . . slaving . . . Broom Hockey and Softball . . . Loon Mt. . . .
Y o u can't always get what you want but if you try sometime, you might find you get what you need. Rolling Stones Y o u must have faith in yourself before you have faith in others. Bonus Weekend
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Lars Hansen I was open to pain and crossed by the rain and walked on a crooked crutch I strolled all alone through a fallout zone and came out with m y soul untouched I hid in the clouded wrath of the crowd but when they said "sit down," I stood, up. Bruce Springsteen
Argelia Martinez La verdadera grandeza, Al igual que un rio, Cuanto mas profunda es M e n o riudo hace. T u puedes ser lo que desees, solo existe un obstaculo: tu m i o m o
Andy Fernandez To not to try is easy, Let the days go bye and bye, If you never say hello Y o u will never have to say goodbye. J.R.R. Tolkien Beware of being the roller when there is nothing left to roll. Bebir muchas cervesas. Material things are fine, but friends are the bottom line.
Education is an admirable thing but from time to time — it's well to remember — anything worth learning can't be taught.
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France . . . Hey Zappo . . . Assembly skits . . . 3 yr. J V soccer . . . City of Champions . . . Carr House . . . projects in Montreal . . . Steelers two out of four years
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James Julian Pirtle III "It's a damn dull person that can't think of at least two ways to spell a word." — Andrew Jackson If you hold your nose to the grind stone rough, and you hold it d o w n there long enough, You'll soon forget there are such things as brooks that babble and birds that sing. These three things will your world compose, Just you, the stone and your darn old nose. Thanks Taylor's — it was fun.
Joe McKeon Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road. W.H./T.K./A.P./J.A./M.M./J.N./P.P. — w e had some good times and we'll have a lot more. Chip, thanks for everything. Will, take care, keep in touch and V O T E R E P U B L I C A N .
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John Evans Never let your schooling interfere with your education. Mark Twain When a ball dreams, it dreams it's a frisbee. Stancil Johnson
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Nick Eastman There's the known And there's the unknown And what separates the two is "The Doors." Death alone from death can save. Jim Morrison The Morton House Crew L.N.Y.w/T.M. . . . J.B. Brew Showers ... Big " T " . . . N.H.C South Side Surge . . . thank you and we'll see ya
Reflex in the sky Warns you your gonna die Storms coming you better hide From the atomic dye. Flashes in the sky Turns houses into sty Turns your people into clay Radiation, minds decay. "I mean, h o w Black is m y Sabbath.
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Anne Thayer I've had my share of broken dreams A n d more than a couple of falls A n d in casin' what I thought were m o o n b e a m s I've run into a couple of walls But in lookin' back at the lessons I've learned The mountains I've wanted to climb I just look at myself to find I've learned the hard way every time. Jim Croce
The known is finite, the unknown, infinite, intellectuall w e stand on an islet in the midst of an illimitable ocean of inexplicability. O u r business in every generation is to reclaim a little more land. T. H. Huxley
Well I'm in m y second circle A n d I'm headed for the top Learned a lot of things along the way I'll be careful while-I'm climbing Cause it hurts a lot to drop W h e n you're down, nobody gives a d a m n anyway.
Jane Hoffman I am bored with gabbers and their gab; m y soul abhors them . . . Is there in this universe a nook where I can go and live happily by myself? Is there any place where there is no traffic in empty talk? Is there on this earth one w h o does not worship himself talking? Is there any person a m o n g all persons whose mouth is not a hiding place for the knavish Mister Gabber.-' Great truth that transcends Nature does not pass from one being to another by way of human speech. Truth chooses Silence to convey her meaning to loving souls. Kahlil Gibran
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Mike Brandes Don't walk in front of me, for I will not follow. D o not walk behind m e for I will not lead. Just walk beside m e and be m y friend. Camus
Gerry Stewart Lots of love, luck, and good memories to Sarah (Bernie); without you I never could have made it. Also to all those w h o are very special to me. If you ever thought you were going crazy, imagine what the world would be. Spinning before your eyes, full of fear, hatred and anxiety. I wish that someday it would stop, just so I could get off. Imagine what it would be. K.Y. When you're down and troubled And you need some loving care And nothing, nothing is going right Close your eyes and think of m e A n d soon I will be there T o brighten up even your darkest night . . . You've got a friend. Carole King
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It may be insane to to live in a dream — but it's madness to live without one. Anonymous
Liz Tompkins For I must be travelling on, now 'Cause there are too many places I've got to see I'm free as a bird, now, And this bird you'll never change. Lynyrd Skynyrd
Beth Faris Great G o d , I ask no meaner pelf Than that I may not disappoint myself That in m y action I may soar as high As I can n o w discern with this clear eye. — Thoreau My heart is warm with the friends I make, A n d better friend I'll not be knowing; Yet there isn't a train I wouldn'< take, N o matter where it's going. — Edna St. Vincent Mil!
Mitch Horton We're messing up the water. We're rolling in the wine. We're poisoning our bodies. We're poisoning our minds. The dollar got us dancing. We're running out of time. I cannot make you listen. I cannot make you hear. Y o u will find your way to heaven. Provided it's still there . . . Feel no sorrow, feel no shame W e leave our children T o deal with tomorrow's pain. "Think how long you were dead before you were borne? N o w that you are borne think h o w soon you will be dead?" "Life is one big high, don't waste it!"
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Scott D o w The Song Remains the Same (Page/Plant) I had a dream — crazy dream Anything I wanted to k n o w Anyplace I needed to go. Hear m y song — sing-a-long A n y little song that you k n o w Everything that's small has to grow. California sunlight, sweet Calcutta rain Honolulu starbright — the Song remains the same. (Led Zeppelin)
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Davis — I can't see you, I can't hear you, but I feel y forever! Muff — where'd the tomato soup go? 6 a di Annie — they're even better than yours Wanda! K i m who's obnoxious?! Sheri — older sisters are the be. "These eyes . . ." Ebba's '80 Mini — what a beast. Je — be good. Liz — oink . . . t.t Justine — Stein — i you . . . A G A I N / M a c House 77 — R a m o n e and F Susan — I swear to G o d (a hug's never far awaj Rosemary — row your boat. D e v o n — 1 d o w n — 8 go — you and K i m should know. Muffy — W A C
Thanial Hall 1999!
WAF AOLINE
Hilary McCamic
So if you ever feel a need for m e Let it carry you along Don't be shy and try and hold it d o w n Cause what you feel just can't be wrong.
Sally George
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Everybody looks oh so cool, it's so cool Lord I must be a fool. This whole scene is out of hand now. Proctor, later for your day. Give m e a hit of m y memories and let m e be on m y way. Let m e be on m y way. P.S. Smell ya later A.H.s.
Chris Rowe
Give up your heart and you lose your way Trusting another to feel that way Give up your heart and you find yourself Living for something in somebody else Sometimes you wonder what happens to love Sometimes the touch of a friend is enough. J.B. '80
Richie Farquhar
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Here w e are. Let us make the world a better place. Keep a smile handy; have a helping hand; A n d we'll all join in and sing.
Alison Cuthbert
Your head is h u m m i n g and it won't g o in case you don't k n o w — the Piper's calling you to join him Led Zeppelin
Kristen Hand
Just find a place to make your stand and take it easy. Eagles A — "In the wintertime Steve Miller
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Alex Friend I remember a m a n w h o fell out from a window over the ba)' There was hardly a raised eyebrow the coroner told m e this kind of thing happens every day — Brian Eno Without his dreams and illusions, m a n could not survive the boring, everyday, mundane world.
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Justine Alston If you can balance dreams with practicality A n d deal in facts, but never lose ideals. If you can face the harshness of reality And find the truths that prejudice conceals; If you can take resources that surround you And use them in the way you feel you should You'll be a w o m a n . . . and all those around you Will be richer for your w o m a n h o o d ! G.B.S. andJ.A. I.L.U.S. The Past is my Heritage The Present m y responsibility The Future m y challenge.
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Liz Blodgett To give truly of oneself is the greatest gift of all.
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John Perry
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Yeh, we're the boys of U A P And we're gonna drive you crazy, We're the boys of U A P And will always drink our J A C K !
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The Four Year Seniors!!
Front: Ted Doll, Justine Alston, Patty Jones, Hilary McCamic, Kris Hand, Alex Meredith, T o m Colby, Liz Tompkins, Gerry Stewart, Andy Fernandez; Back: Lars Hansen, Stu Neft, Charlie Hatfield, David Emmons, Anne Watkins, Aaron Ketner, David Eberhart, Mike Congleton, John Perry, Westy Bigelow. 161
Senior Addresses
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Justine Alston 2430 7th Avenue, Apt. 3J New York, N Y 10030
Tim Cronin 79 Cheever Circle Andover, M A 01810
Alex Friend 7215 Rollingwood Drive Chevy Chase, M D 20015
Gary Armstrong Hayes Road, P O Box 214 Weirs Beach, N H 03246
Alison Cuthbert 10 Reeves Road Bedford, M A 01730
Steve Gallagher 32 Cary Drive Milton, M A 02186
Rosemary Battles P O Box 388, 294 Old Main Rd. North Falmouth, M A 02556
Eric Davis 68 Rockdale Avenue Mattapan, M A 02126
Sally George Lawrence Street Andover, N H 03216
Nancy and Rob Bennett 2 Whaling Road Darien, C T 06820
Ted Doll 19 Waterbury Avenue Madison, C T 06443
Murat Gokcigdem 44 Ave Reine Astrid Kraainem, Brussels Belgium 1950
Westy Bigelow 315 Pope Road Concord, M A 01742
Dawn Douglass 308 Shore Road Chatham, M A 02633
Liz Blodgett 136 Beach Bluff Ave. Swampscott, M A 01907
Scott Dow 54 Bunny Lane Marshfield, M A 02050
Alex Bordman 418 Monument Street Concord, M A 01742
Nick Eastman 112 East Lake Avenue Baltimore, M D 21212
Jim Bradley 2605 Chilcott Court Vienna, V A 22180
David Eberhart 110 School Street Concord, N H 03301
Mike Brandes 15 Tenby Chase Drive Newark, D E 19711
Joci Elliott 73 High Pt. Drive Amherst, M A 01002
Lars Hansen 7325 Churchill Road McLean, V A 22101
Jack Brooks 1631 Orleans Road E. Harwich, M A 02645
David Emmons 388 Brushy Ridge Road N e w Canaan, C T 06840
Charlie Hatfield R D 1, Box 189 Princeton, NJ 08540
Jenny Burtis 15 Spruce Street Brattleboro, V T 05301
Harold Estabrook 45 Main Street Bridgewater, M A 02324
Jane Hoffman Crooked Mile Road Gahanna, O H 43230
Joe Carrara Munson Road Middlebury, V T 05753
John Evans 42 Fox Ledge Road Smoke Rise, NJ 07405
Mitch Horton P O Box 321 E. Orleans, M A 02643
Tom Colby 31 Lee Road Barrington, RI 02806
Beth Faris 128 Middlesex Road Chestnut Hill, M A 02167
Jim Jaworski 13 Naushon Court Pawtucket, RI 02861
Brad Colyer Box 53 Galenda, M D 21635
Richie Farquhar P O Box 3775 Greenville, D E 19807
Patty Jones Beech Hill Road Andover, N.H. 03216
Mike Congleton Groton School Groton, M A 01450
Andy Fernandez Kirk Meadow Road Chester Depot, V T 05144
Howie Kanegsberg Old Coach Road Bow, N H 03301
Hallie Griggs 401 Beacon Street Boston, M A 02109 Chris Hadley 392 Langley Street Fall River, M A 02720 Brian Hall Woodland Drive Contoocook, N H 03229 Kris Hand Whittemore Point Road Bridgewater, N H 03222
Aaron Ketner R D 5, 700 Ministerial Road Wakefield, RI 02879 Doug Kingman 198 Pine Street Norwell, M A 02061
Bob Murphy Scurlock Tower, Suite 114B 6560 Fannin Street Houston, T X 77030 Stu Neft 200 Wedgewood Oval Aliquippa, PA 15001
Mike Sylvester Spring Hill Farm Harvard, M A 01451 Anne Thayer 897 Remsen's Lane Oyster Bay, N Y 11771
Debbie Kirchwey 139 South Street Portsmouth, N H 03801
James Pedicano 36 Shady Lane Greenwich, C T 06830
Dave Tillotson 52 Tremont Street Concord, N H 03301
John Larson 1200 Campbell Street Williamsport, P A 17701
John Perry 12 Flint Street Marblehead, M A 01945
Mike Tilton
Scott Likly 415 Claybourne Road Rochester, N Y 14618
Jamie Pirtle 152 Brookville Road Glen Head, N Y 11545
Steve Limric 10 Oxbow Road Natick, M A 01760
Steve Preczewski Main Street N e w London, N H 03257
Hilary McCamic Howard Place Wheeling, West V A 26003 Joe McKeon 269-19W Grand Central Parkway Floral Park, N Y 11005 Matt Mahon Bald Hill Road, Rt. 6 Jefferson City, M O 65101 Argelia Martinez 224 W . 116 Street, Apt. 4E New York, N Y 10026 Scott Massey 74 West River Road Waterville, M E 04901 Alex Meredith Elm Ridge Road Pennington, NJ 08534 Peter Milholland 23825 Stamford Road Shaker Heights, O H 44122
Carolyn Reynolds 20 Jenkins Road Andover, M A 01810 Duncan Riley Route 3 Lincoln, N H 03215 Chris Rowe 8 Fenno Drive Westminster, M A 01473 Mike Rumpler Towers of Key Biscayne 1121 Crandon Boulevard Key Biscayne, FL 33149 Macon Sapp 8 Kimberly Drive Durham, N C 27707 Hannah Sayre 17 Terrace Drive Barrington, RI 02806 Richie Sears Vasco Nunez De Balboa 586 Lima 18 P E R U
Grinnell More 238 Marlboro Road Sudbury, M A 01776
Eric Sonnabend Sonester Beach Hotel 350 Ocean Drive Key Biscayne, FL 33149
Scott Morse Austin Hill Road Rochester, V T 05767
Gerry Stewart 570 Seminole Drive Winter Park, FL 32789
Kim Moss 502 Sherman Street, Apt. 8 Canton, M A 02021
David Summersby 15 Vassal Lane Cambridge, M A 02138
9 Auburn Street Concord, N H 03301 Liz Tompkins P O Box 146 Andover, N H 03216 Joe Tuckerman 392 Wolcott Street Auburndale, M A 02166 Bill Van Pelt 860 Mt. Moro Road Villanova, PA 19085 Sheri Vaughan 17 Uncle Harvey's Way — Box 73 E. Orleans, M A 02643 Bird Walker Box 14 Watch Hill, RI 02891 Diana Ward c/o Aramco, P O Box 224 Udhailiyah, Saudi Arabia Anne Watkins P O Box 180 South Pomfret, V T 05067 Vicker Welch Halycon Hills Farm Marston Hill Road East Andover, N H 03231 Karl Whiting 55 Bloomfield Street Lexington, M A 02173 Tom Woodhouse 3100 Hathaway S.E. Grand Rapids, M I 49506 Cleve Woodward 76 W o o d Street Concord, M A 01742
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Patricia Colyer Hollymead Inn Rt. 29 N . Charlottesville, Virginia
Irene Spence Ranch Pauls Valley, Oklahoma Home of the Swedish Landrace
Compliments of DeCarlo & Doll Inc. 2911 Dixwell Avenue, Hamden, Connecticut 06518 PLANNERS • SURVEYORS • ENGINEERS • CONSTRUCTION M A N A G E R S
\our bankfortoday and tomorrow. N e w Ixndon Trust New London • Andover* Danbury • Georges Mills • Newbury 526-2535 Member FDIC 164
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To Proctor: THANK YOU!
To Robert: lOODLTJCKAND PRAYERS FOR A WONDERFUL FUTURE!
Lov^ยง Dad (E.C.M., Houston
J. P. CARRARA & SONS, INC. ARCHITECTURAL PRECAST MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT 802-388-6363
Tern Management Corp.
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T h e longest journey begins with a single step...
CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1981
F.W. Faxon Company, Inc.
15 Southwest Park, Westwood, Massachusetts 02090
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Compliments of LOCK COMPANY
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Proctor Will Always Be Your Home.
Richard W. Cramer ' Cricenti's Market, Inc. NEWPORT ROAD N E W L O N D O N , N.H. 03257
p. o. B O X 61 ACCORD, MA 02018 (617) 749-6889
IVIILLSTONE NEW LONDON CLEANERS, INC. New London, N.H. 526-6660
R E S T A U R A N T Reservations f\ Appreciated Lunch 11:30-2:30 Dinner from 5:30 Tele. 526-4201
Homeworks
Newport Rd. New London Closed Mondays
Compliments of
the Walker-Simmons Studio
Interior Designs Homes Executive Offices Condominiums Leslie L. Simmons
Fabrics Carpets Custom Furniture 716 Lake Avenue Greenwich, Ct. 06830 (203)869-0137
Taggart International 169
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Best Wishes to Graduating Seniors
Congratulations Dawn! Kidder Oil Service N e w London, N.H. 03257
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REALTY L A N D CONSERVATIONISTS .««»»**•
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Montana's Leading Ranch Brokerage Tillacum Ranch: One of a kind! 310 acres of virgin timber, natural lakes and wildlife. Old log home and seclusion surrounded by federal lands. Owner financed at 8%.
La Marche Creek Ranch: 3 miles of trout stream right through this ranch make it an angler's dream! Majestic alpine peaks all around and wilderness within hiking distance. In the famous Big Hole Valley.
Canyon Top Ranch: 1760 acres bordering the famous Smith River — one of Montana's best fly fishing streams. Elk, deer and bear on and around the ranch. At $370.00 an acre, this is one of the last good buys around. W e offer tax shelters for conservation buyers of 40-60% of purchase price — IRS approved! Paul B. Brunner Broker
325 East Broadway Missoula, Montana
Remember our motto: "Keep Montana Beautiful, Shoot a Land Developer!"
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Rochester, New York
East Avenue Hardware Co. East Avenue Bicycle
Congratulations to the Class of 1981
Pittsford Hardware & Bicycle
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Compliments of Banwell White & Arnold Inc. Architects Hanover, N e w Hampshire
Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Gallagher Jr. Milton, Mass. (02186)
Congratulations to the Class of 1981 PRECISION STAMPINGS FOR THE ELECTRONIC AND ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES
W M . P. STEIN & CO., Inc. WILLIAMS. RAITHEL PRESIDENT
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1 1 c) Bremen Street Rochester, N e w York 14621 716*338-3490
TO THE CLASS OF 1981 God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to k n o w the difference. The Serenity Prayer
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CONGRATULATIONS, MINUTE! May you embark on the best years of your life giving thorough thought to all you do. As you surge forward be understanding, happy, and above all able to communicate your feelings.
MOM
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Compliments of
Kearsarge Telephone Co. Serving the Communication needs of Proctor Academy Since 1910
Blackwater Ski Shop
Main Street, Andover 735-5437
You Can Depend on Sears for Quality Service 175
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SILHOUETTE BEAUTY SHOP 526-6440
NEW LONDON INN BARBER SHOP 526-6737 Main Street N e w London
Pleasant Street N e w London, N e w Hampshire 03257
Phil Cross
Graphics Typesetting
"A Country Inn With a Touch of Class" Distinctive Dining With Elegant Country Atmosphere Main Street, N e w London, N.H. 03257 604-526-2791
Commercial Printing Quick Print & Copy Center
526-4106
526-6006 Kearsarge Shopper
Weekly Advertising Publicatio
Boys Harbor, Inc. The Harbor for Girls and Boys An Educational Institute for the Inner City One East 104th Street, N e w York, N.Y. 10029
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The Hornet's D e n Ed, Delores and Patty Jones Our Second Full Year Serving Proctor Academy With Good Food, Games, Friendship
Congratulates the Class of 781! Good Luck, Seniors!
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CURRIER A N D PHELPS INC. Mobil Service
Thanx alot youse guys Love, Ace and Bef
Village Store Andover, N H
DARTMOUTH TRAVEl BUREAU ..MC."" The Well Traveled Agents
Main Street, New London, N.H. 03267 603-526-2818 3 Lebanon Street, Hanover N.H. 03755 603-643-2121
W o r d s never say what I wanted to say Feelings evade being captured in a phrase So I won't continue any clever lines It just feels so fine to be your friend A n d I don't mind telling you Over and over and over again I love you Linda Worster
TO OUR BELOVED JUSTINE:
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK. WE WISH YOU CONTINUED SUCCESS, GOOD HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ALWAYS. LOVE, THE ALSTON FAMILY 180
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W e , the staff at S A G A Food Service, would like to extend to the Senior class of '81 Good Luck and Best Wishes in their future endeavors.
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Yo Ho Good Rats! I'll always remember . . . Commander Red . . . Wan (and the catfood) . . . Grasshopper . . . Marty (from Rhinebeck, right?) . . . Davis and the battered wall . . . Plaz and the hanging . . . "Study Hall!" . . . W e s t w o m a n and B o o ... the best broomball team (and #714!) . . . Richie and Peruvian English . . . "What's up, dude?" . . . Stoner " U Effort" . . . playing poker and beating Randy . . . the baggie on the stairs . . . Scooter . . . Chuck and Ricky (and Christina) . . . the incredible awful butt area (C. Norris — "I'd like to see all of Morton House after assembly.") . . . Spike and his friend Nick Bonnaconte and all the help they gave Bruce . . . Karl and the faceoff in the hall . . . Murat and "Love Boat" . . . Davis and Karl at 12:30 — "Hey, where do you want to have a butt?" . . . Bob (our repairman) . . . Marten and the bear . . . Mort the fearless floor leader . . . Mitch . . . Whit and the "radio" . . . Whit's love of the Bee-Gees . . . Whit's friendship with Bruce . . . Chris . . . " D o you believe this dude?" . . . Gack . . . great dorm dinners . . . 2:00 a.m. in room 21 with 12 people . . . "low key it" and "go to your room" . . . " P o u n d cake, iced tea, baked potatoes" . . . "Please Don't Take a Shower While This Sign Is U p " . . . "Not on Duty Tuesday and Friday" (thanks Tim and Jon and Dave!) . . . Motor ... so thanks for the memories and we'll see ya . . .
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Congratulations to the Class of 1981 from the Evans Family
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Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Alder Anonymous (7) Mr. and Mrs. James G. Bennett, Jr. Jeanne and David Bird Ned K. Buckman Mr. and Mrs. James C. Cleveland Jake and Sally Congleton Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Durham Bill and Peggy Elliott Mr. Donald K. Farquhar Alyce and Larry Hall Mr. and Mrs. C R. Kalin The Kanegsberg Family Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Larson, Jr. Diane and Syd Lilly James H. Mahon Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. James Milholland, Jr. Mrs. Trenchard More Dr. Donald F. Mori James H - L. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Allen Perry Mrs. J. D. Richey Atty. and Mrs. Brian Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rumpler Stephen Sonnabend Mr. and Mrs. Edmund K. Summersby Mr. and Mrs. Gardner S. Tilton
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