Bourne High School - Canal Currents Yearbook (Bourne, MA)

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faclult Success . . . The faculty at Bourne High, by dedicating their time and efforts to the aid of the individual students contributed to the maintaining of the successful reputation of our school. Participating not only in the classroom but also on the extra-curricular level, the members of the faculty have succeeded in becoming to the students more than just teachers. They appear as our mentors, our counselors, our friends. 6

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CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS UNDERGRADS AND PAGE 23 PAGE 59 ADMINISTRATION PAGE 7 ACTIVITIES PAGE 7'I STAFF Faculty Adviser ..... ..... H arry S. Read lll Co-Editors ....... ..... C arol Kim, Bob Parady Assistant Editors .... Pam Greuling, Dennis Fisher Faculty Editor ................. Karen Jensen Senior Section: Editor .... ...... P at Butler Staff ..................... Nora Wilson Undergraduates: Editor .......... Fran Connelly Staff .......... Jane Pratt, Marlene Ricker Activities: Editor ............... Eileen Clinton Staff ................... Tillie Douglass, Nancy Cameron, Christina Strickland Sports: Editor ................ Malcolm Kiniry Staff ..... . . . Anne Goulart, Gary Horton Features: Editor .. ............ Sandra Parker Advertising ......... Joyce Tonello, Donna Paul, Judy Mohrmann, John Merchant, Mary Ellen Power, Pam Gann, Ruth Travis Copywriters ................ Barbara Herndon, Linda Festa, Debbie Burgess Art: Editor .. .............. Leila Festa Staff ................... JoAnn Brosnan Photography ...... George Vaught, George Allen, Andy Campbell, George Shepherd, Ken Young Business Managers ............ Sharon Edmed, Rosalie Lenehan S PORTS PAGE 95 FEATURES PAGE 'I2'I ADS PAGE 137

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Superintendent's Message A modern skyscraper must rest securely on all four corners. Huge blocks of stone and concrete are set deep in the ground beneath the structure. All this must be done before the building is erected, and must be a part of the plan. It is extremely difficult, if not impossible, to strengthen the foundations afterward. All during your high school days you are laying the corner stones for your lives. Whether you realize it or not, the foundation upon which your life structure is to rest, is being built. Each habit is a foundation stone, and by constant repetition you cement them into place. Upon these habits you build your lives like the walls ofa building, You cannot build a wall where there is no foundation. Mr. Clayton Campbell Assistant Superintendent's Message My sincerest congratulations to the members of the class of l965. You have now successfully completed twelve years of education and a milestone in your lives has been reached. However, a high school graduation does not signify the end of your educational life for education is an integral part of life itself. On a formal or informal basis, it will continue throughout your life. lt is our hope that during the time you have been with us that we have given you a solid educational foundation and provided you with a basis for continuing your education in the future. lt has been our privilege to have had the oppor- tunity to work with you during the past years. We hope you will return and visit us in the years to come. 8 OP and Tops Mr. Roland Brown