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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

9 Scboai eiCATION TO CLAYTON E. CAMPBELL In appreciation of his years of devo- tion and service as superintendent of the Bourne schools and of his personal concern for the develop- ment and weKare of the students, we the Class of 1971 dedicate our yearhook to Mr. Campbell. ' Our world is n antly changing, growing, expanding. Ypu cdh s thd chan have taken piace simpiy by reviewing our history We as a people have moved from caves to tents to log Cabins to houses to apartment houses buiit of concrete and steel. Leaders have come and gone on this earth, always leaving their mark. We have had miiitary leaders, leaders in the diplomatic fieid, philosophers, scientists, and ruiers all of whoni have caused us to review our thinking and to formulate new ideas of how to survive as a free world where each individual has his own worth. While the large world around us has been changing our own little world has not remained constant. For the seniors their world up until now has been their high school. This has not remained constant. New faces have replaced old and familiar faces both in the ranks of the students and those of the faculty. Ouf thinking has changed in four years as more and more new ideas have been accepted and are being tested. This book is an attempt to chronicle some of these changes — the events that have taken place over the last year 1970-1971. A planet doesn’t explode of itself,” said drily The Martian astronomer, gazing off into the air — That they were able to do it is proof that highly Intelligent beings must have been living there.” —John Hall Wheelock I do my thing and you do your thing I am not in this worid to live up to your expectations And you are not in this world to live up to mine You are you and I am I and if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful. — Frederick S. Peris Round the cape of a sudden came the sea, And the sun looked over the mountain’s rim: And straight was a path of gold for him, And the need of a worid of men for me. —Robert Browning 11 rricu um H n j - IL •• y i r. ■ i 14 ' if ' ' 1 pi gl f ' 9 fm WS SSSffM Alex Consoni, Business Manager Rosamond Gruner, Librarian Gladys Burgess, Secretary Jerry Eischeid, Secretary 18 Mary Louise Rice Maurice Desmarais LITERATURE: the guide to LIFE! Mary B. Tinkham Lillian Mahoney English Ruth A. Kiniry Mathemafics Count YOUR Blessings — 1 + 2 = 4 David Allen Richard J. Hopwood J. James Hamlen Edmund C. O’Rourke Raymond F. Fitzgerald Department Head Robert A. Garbutt 23 Mathematics M) UWA. We’ll Find Out How to Change Iron into GOLIl! Merwin B. Sturgis Lee A. Johnson Mary E. Lavallee Frank Kochnowicz Science Bertha Mayhew Rene L. Mens Social Studies 26 This IS the Year to SEE America! Leo R. Manning Department Head L. Kenneth L. Lagerstedt Department Head Gail Wortman Foreign Languages Language — The GATEWAY to Another World! Arthur J. Lynch Suzanne Beveridge Janice Roderiguez Patricia Patterson Foreign Languages Carol Russell Busy-ness goes on as usual in the Business Department Business Physical Education Barry Clifford Lucien L. Bachand Director Ann Sullivan Strength of Body, a KEY to Success! Judy Wilder Music and Reading, the Sounds and Pages of Life. Justine W. Chandler Doris Pederson Reading Music : John Sanders Robert Frazier Supervisor Jerry M. Lyon Art Director I Learn how to Sculpt, or paint or make jewelry! Douglas P. Amidon Susan Doucette Home Economics Beatrice Turner Department Head Joan Coggeshall Data Processing Any Time You’re sick . . Health Office Gloria Cookingham, R.N Morton J. Levinson Big Brother has taken care of YOU! Driver Education Thomas McDermott Cafeteria Staff hletics Queen Julie Fitzgerald Graces Homecoming Beautiful People Homecoming ’70, held on November 11, was high- lighted by the election of the court: Seniors Sharon Long, Julie Fitzgerald (Queen) and Paula Cormier, Ju- niors Sue Wright and Karen Brown, Sophomores Connie Coffee and Pam Clark. The Code Club did a fine job of decorating, complete with fountain, candles and cranberry branches. Despite the generous contribu- tions found in the fountain, the club still lost money on the effort and the tradition may be discontinued. cCDMI M ‘‘I’m glad that’s over! Our Father who art m Left to right; 1st row: Preston Smith. Bruce Gen- dron, Steve Gendron, Bernie Burns. John Cook. Tom Morrison, Ed Gregory, Rick Consoni. 2nd row: Paul Palo, Danny Hawkins, Jackie Burns. Mike Gregory. “Simon says . . .“ 1st row l.-r.: Jackie Burns, John Cook, Steve Gendron, Mike Gregory, Preston “Scooter” Smith, Bruce Gendron (co-captain), Ed Gregory (co-captain), Danny Hawkins, Tom Morison, Bernie Burns, Rick Consoni, Paul Palo. 2nd row l.-r.: Jim Potts, Sam Spring, Tom Cook, Jerry McCone, John Sheenan, Dick Butler, Mike Coppi, Tim Bulla, Don Bars, Joe Sorenti, Tom McCone, Jesse Franklin, Ed Foster. 3rd row: Bob Billedeau, August Prete, Mike Roberts. Kevin Brown, Rusty Burns, Danny Sweeney, Jim Burgess, Mark Baker, John Gould Paul Landry. BOURNE VARSITY RECORD OPPONENT 18 Jamboree 6 0 Coyle 6 0 Barnstable 20 0 Falmouth 21 19 Durfee 36 8 Ipswich 31 30 Fairhaven 16 20 Dennis-Yarmouth 6 6 Dartmouth 16 18 Wareham 6 Mike faking it and Jack sneaking? “Here it comes, grab it.” .Y ij g i OUR SUPER STARS It’s a long haul back! Ed Gregory Danny Hawkins Bruce Gendron John Cook Paul Palo Rick Consoni Junior Varsity . . . Winning Season Come on Tommy, you can do it. J.V. RECORD BOURNE OPPONENT 12 Barnstable 12 20 Falmouth 0 0 Fairhaven 0 28 Dennis-Yarmouth 0 20 Dartmouth 7 6 Wareham 20 Pre-game inspection The only bright spot for the Canalmen this year was the Junior Varsity team. They opened against Barnstable with a tie, 12-12, and won their first game the following Monday against Falmouth. On a rain soaked day they tied Fairhaven, 0-0, to make their record 1 win, 0 losses, and 2 ties. They came back the following two Mondays to win their second and third games. They closed their season against Ware- ham hoping to be undefeated. The J.V. ' s tried but could put nothing together as they lost to Wareham 6 to 20. They ended the season with 3 wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties. Maybe with the help of the members of this team Bourne will again have a winning season. Freshmen Not So Lucky FRESHMEN RECORD BOURNE OPPONENT Barnstable Falmouth Fairhaven D-Y Dartmouth Wareham John Gould and Bernie Burns protecting their ball throwing quarterback. The Freshmen, under Ed McCarthy, had a disappointing 1-4-1 season. Never giving up hope, however, the Freshmen fought gamely with Mike Roberts, Rusty Burns, Danny Sweeney, Jim Burgess and Eddie Gendren playing exception- ally well. After dropping their first two games the team battled Fair- haven to a 0-0 tie and the following Friday completely over- whelmed the Dennis-Yarmouth Freshmen 44-6. Even though their overall record for the season was not good, these Fresh- men showed a lot of determination and a willingness to put in a lot of hard work. Perhaps with a little more experience they could be a good addition to the Bourne team. Tom Cook grabbing a high one. Bourne Hockey 1970-71 — a year and a season that will be remembered in the record book as a losing one. Yes, the record book, the great historian of the athletic competition at Bourne will show the Canalmen defeating only D-Y and battling to a 2-2 tie with the same D-Y team. But that ' s all the record book will show and that ' s a shame. What the record book will fail to outline are the numerous pieces of information, none offered as excuses, but rather as facts, which must be pre- sented if there is to be a fair and honest evaluation of the season as a whole. The record book will not show, for instance, the degree of difficulty of the schedule in the Capeway Conference or the basically young Bourne Team, or the two very close games with the league champion Falmouth, that were won by Falmouth duringthe last periods. Neither will the record book show the fact that Bourne didn ' t play one home game, because there is no rink in Bourne. Yet, despite all this, there were individual honors taken by members of the Bourne team. Senior Brad White, Freshman Chris Shuck, and Freshman Dan Sweeney were all in the top ten in scoring in the Capeway Conference. Picked, from Bourne, for the Capeway All-Stars was Senior Captain Jim Sweeney. Bourne Beats Falmouth . . . Almost Varsity Hockey: 1st row: Billy Parady, Glen Taylor, John Hesek, Nobi Aflague, Chris Schuck, Dan Sweeney, Bob Smith. 2nd row: Jack Burns, Kevin Govoni, Walter Lane, Jim Sweeney, Sajio Balegne, Allen Parady. 3rd row: Mr. Allen, Shawn Narolich, Brian Handy, Peter Marshall. Ken Fraher, Bernard Burns, Brad White, Mr. McCarthy. ON BOARD JR NKING ANO ON THE ICE OF CLOTHING Barnstable D-Y Falmouth Barnstable Bourne Falmouth Barnstable Bourne Falmouth Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne D-Y Bourne Bourne D-Y Bourne CK OR S WITH •EXCEPT Winning Ganalmen Stumble at Boston Garden Boys Varsity Basketball SWISH!!! The boys varsity basketball team started the season with a lopsided win over Sandwich, 90-68 and went on to win five non-conference games with no losses. The first conference game was against Falmouth, home, and the Canalmen re- sponded to the terrific pressure by winning by one point, 67-66. Steve Gendron won the “Player of the Week” award, from the Standard Times, for his play during the game. After this first Capeway win in almost two years, the Canalmen went on to beat D-Y and Wareham. The team, with a record of nine wins and no losses, went to the Boston Garden to play Barn- stable (9-0) on March 21. Bourne ' s game faltered as the Red Raiders stunned them, 84-44. During the remainder of the season Bourne was unable to get back the momentum they had lost that Friday night. The games were close, yet the Canal- men remained on the low side of the score board. The quickness and potential of the team showed again only once, as they defeated D-Y for the sec- ond time, 69-59. I don ' t care if both shoes come untied! Two points for Dan the Hawk I Oh no! He did it again! I Best Season In Year . . Boy ' s Varsity Basketball: Left to right; 1st row: John Mannion, Tom Lacross. Terry Vinson. Ron Gendron (captain). Gary Spates. Don Bars. Phil Prince. 2nd row; Jim Goldhammer. Ron Snell. Bruce Gendron. Steve Sallinger. Steve Gendron. Danny Hawkins. Dennis Dunn. Ron Gendron up for another one. of course he ' ll two point it. 50 Basketball Scores Varsity Sandwich away 90-68 Chatham away 67-42 Nauset away 72-42 Harwich home 64-58 Sandwich home 68-50 Falmouth home 76-75 D-Y home 74-43 Wareham away 76-59 Fairhaven home 67-57 Barnstable B.G. 44-84 Dartmouth home 76-84 Falmouth away 80-86 D-Y home 69-59 Wareham away 59-71 Fairhaven away 31-64 Barnstable home 62-93 Dartmouth away 69-99 Thank you Coach Bachand! Tom Lacross, next years Super Star Snake Eyes! Bruce Murphy, our outside gun”. Dan Hawkins does a little ballet for his fans. Danny crosses his legs and hopes Ron IS able to keep the ball. Junior Varsity Basketball ' One more time, it goes like this . . J-V Record Chatham home 67-57 Nauset home 62-42 Harwich home 46-49 Sandwich home 54-62 Falmouth home 60-76 D-Y away 55-42 Wareham home 63-48 Fairhaven home 41-54 Riverview home 67-24 Barnstable home 57-74 Dartmouth home 82-80 Falmouth away 67-81 D-Y home 54-57 Wareham away 61-63 Fairhaven away 50-70 Barnstable home 58-68 Dartmouth away 51-91 .•1 w A y x� U «. l ' HZ 1st row: John Fuller, Dick Butler, Rusty Burns, Bobby Reid, Russ Pascoe, Mike Roberts, Greg Gaboon. 2nd row: Mike Holt, Alan Gamble, Henry Cardoza, Claude Vann, Tom Cox, Wayne Stuart, Mike Bars, Eddie Gendron. The J-V team had a long and rough season, with the team’s play being hurt by injuries, absenteeism and illness. Even though the record comes far from showing it the “Young Canal- men” show lots of promise for the coming years. Tom Cox, Henry Car- doza, Mike Bars and Bobby Reid should be big assets to the Varsity team. What form , . . What grace . . . What . . Waw ... My mommy said I could! ' Now let’s hope and pray! Now THAT ' S action! Frosh Squad. 1st row: Jack Tonello, Mike Roberts, Coach O ' Rourke. Jim Burgess. Ed Gendron. Leonard Nelson. 2nd row: Ronnie Lees, Billy, MacMahon, Dale Chapman, Duke Peters. 3rd row: Bobby Farmer, Mark Lessar. Bill Potts, Mark Barnes. Richard Hilto. Freshman Basketball “No! You can’t have it, it’s mine . . Two more big ones. “Scooter” Smith Breaks School ‘Last one is a rotten egg.” TRACK TEAM This years track season turned out to be, in more ways than one, pretty good, even though the team suffered tosses towards the end of the season. Our squad won their first three track meets and this boosted the team morale for a winning season, because as you recall last season, the team lost every meet they ran in. This year the team was larger and this enabled our coach, Mr. Cardoza to place each individual in a particular event that he felt would make us a stronger contender against the other teams. The captains elected to repre- sent the team, Dan Hawkins, Preston Smith, and Artelle Peters, turned out to be good choices giving the team good strong leadership, while always staying in contention. Preston “Scooter” Smith, who started off with sore legs, came back and broke the school’s record of a 220 yd. dash. Preston’s 22.8 beat the old record of 23.0 by 2 tenths of a second. In the Boston state finals at White Stadium, he broke it for a second time with a 22.2. The season officially ended after the Boston state finals. Five members of the team participated in this event. Artelle Peters, Dan Hawkins, Russ Jones, Scooter, and Paul Palo. ‘Dm . . . that blond was nice. I get that bird, this time. Record in 220 dash No-luck Team Shows Future Promise Uh-Oh “What happened; VARSITY BASEBALL This year ' s Varsity baseball team, like all the rest of Bourne’s athletic teams, was picked by the local newspapers to finish near the cellar with an atrocious record. They beat Chatham 5 to 4 and then dropped games to both Ware- ham and Barnstable. Their record, 1-2, proved everyone’s idea that Bourne was a cellar club. They split the next two games, still being unimpressive. At this point, the club began playing ball and rattled off wins over Fairhaven, D-Y, Ware- ham, Dartmouth and Barnstable. The “cellar” club was battling at the top of the pack. The team be- gan losing, dropping the last 5 games, making their final record 6 - 8 . True, a lot can be improved upon, but the Canalmen showed the league and the fans that they will be heard from in the coming years. J.V. Baseball “Now where did they put that four-leaf clover? This year’s J.V. team did not post an impressive record, though they did make it clear that they will be ready to fill the ranks of the graduating seniors, and help im- prove the future baseball teams of Bourne. The team was very impressive in their first victory beating Chatham 11 to 2. They lost to Barnstable then beat Fal- mouth 7 to 6 in a hard fought contest. They could not sustain another victory until they beat Wareham 5 to 4. They came right back and beat Tabor Academy 6 to 2, before ending the season with a loss to Dartmouth. JV Baseball, L to R 1st row: Paul Wiseman, Mike Brown, Joe Dontknow, Robert Wiseman, Danny Ahearn, Tom Perry. 2nd row: Mark Baker, Greg Gaboon, Mark Leary, Babe Ruth, Jerry Macone, Coach Baily. Varsity Baseball, L to R 1st row: Bobby Reid, George Mammon, Timmy Bulla, John Gould, Eddie Gendron, Bruce Murphy, Jessie Franco, Mike Bars. 2nd row: Rene Mons, Jack Tonello, Tom Cox. Hurbert Fisher, Steve, Gendron. Bart Perry, Henry Cardoza, Claude Vann, Charles Quintal, Mike Kinder. 3rd row: Tony Conigliaro, Carl Yastrzemski, Willie Mays, Micky Mantle, Ken Harel- son, Charlie Brown. Boy s Varsity Baseball Bourne 5 Chatham Wareham Barnstable Falmouth Fairhaven D-Y Wareham Dartmouth Barnstable Falmouth Fairhaven D-Y Wareham Dartmouth JV Baseball Bourne 11 Chatham Barnstable Falmouth Fairhaven Wareham Dartmouth Barnstable Falmouth D-Y Wareham Tabor Acd. Dartmouth Steven, Steven. Steven! ' The Purple Ripple created Judy Cox leading the pack On your mark, get set 1st row left to right: Patty O’Reilly. Robin Mc- Intyre. Stephen! Prete, Marge Coward. Barbara May. 2nd row I. to r.: Lydia Lopes. Eve King. Nancy Reily, Diane White, Joanne McKenzie. Coach Judy Wilder. 3rd row I. to r.: Lee Austin, Judy Cox. Sandy Fougere. Mindy Holms, Karen Flynn. Kathy Berry, Deb McCulloch. Few in Number . . . high in spirit . . . and determined, the girls hockey team, co-captained by Joanne McKenzie and Deb McCulloch, posted the best sea- son’s record in its history: five wins — two ties — one loss, and second place in the Capeway Conference. Led by Deb McCulloch’s seven goals, the offense scored twelve times. As excellent de- fensive effort allowed opponents only six goals in two games and was able to boast of a six shutout-game season. quite a wave 4 5 VARSITY RECORD 5 BOURNE OPPONENT 1 Dennis-Yarmouth 0 0 Barnstable 4 3 Falmouth 0 2 Dartmouth 0 2 Dennis-Yarmouth 2 2 Falmouth 0 2 Dartmouth 0 0 Barnstable 0 Help, they ' re ganging up on me Coach Judy Wilder, with- out her there is nothing. “She’s WHERE?” Varsity Basketball, I to r 1st row: Anne Czarneski, Vic Larson, Joanne McKense, Sharon Long, Judy Coxx. 2nd row: Robin McIntyre, Gwen Williams, Leslie Fullwiler, Diane White. Girl’s Varsity Basketball It was a team that almost made it, a team that almost upset the undefeated team, and it was a team that almost captured the Capeway Conference Champion- ship for the third straight year. But. there was something miss- ing, something that just wasn’t there, something very slight that separated this team from the laurels of the past years. Never- theless, it was a good season that seemed mediocre, only perhaps because it wasn’t a great season. It’s so easy to take a winner for granted, to forget how good it was. until . . . It was a season that left Bourne in a second place tie in the Cape- way Conference, a season that left an overall record of thirteen wins and six losses, and it was a season that, for some, just left. It was the type of season that most coaches would call a build- ing year, except this team lost five starting Seniors (Judy Cox, Now girls. I ' ll see to it that you Sharon Long, Deb McCulloch, Patty O’Reilly, Joanne McKenzie). It was a coach that practiced with the team, laughed with the team, cried with the team, but always rooted for the team. It was a coach some will dislike, some will love, but none will for- get; Mr. Costa! It was a season made up of in- dividual games each seeming to be the beginning or the end of the universe until that game was over, and another of greater im- portance took its place. Through- out the long winter schedule the aging season, unaware of the great crescendos of desire and pressure within, coolly unfolded its secret destinies. It was a year, as are all years, born of triumphs and defeats, lived on singing and sometimes solemn bus rides, buried in friendships and remem- bered in unquenched aspirations and thoughts of “next year’’! all have dates after the game. 2 points for Judy. Yes, Gwen, that’s how they do it. Conference Championship Eludes “Almost” Girl’s Varsity Record Bourne 35 Sandwich 33 34 Sandwich 50 34 Nauset 53 54 Harwich 34 29 P. Town 43 46 Falmouth 25 32 D-Y 44 49 Wareham 29 59 Fairhaven 30 33 Old Rochester 31 32 Barnstable 48 66 Dartmouth 31 37 Falmouth 16 33 D-Y 34 48 Fairhaven 21 46 Old Rochester 31 42 Barnstable 40 43 Dartmouth 26 46 Wareham 34 And here — it comes. Patty O ' Reilly does a pirouette for her fans. Yes, Robin, we see you. Freshmen Dominate J.Y. Team JV Girl’s Basketball For the freshman dominated JV team it was a year of orientation. It was the kind of season after which one would sit back and say, ‘‘So that’s what it’s like to play high school basket- ball”. It was a season of some ludicrous blunders, some easy wins, and some dis- heartening almost-wins. For the JV’s it was a year of big mistakes, long practices, and constant learning. Next year will see just how much they have learned. Catch me if you can!! Please have mercy!!!! JV sketball, I to r 1st row: Vicki Warsaw, Doris Johnson, Kathy Philips, Debbie Michel- son, Donna Denize. 2nd row: Chris Nightingale, Linda Cubellis, Liz Toby, Connie Tibbets, Kathy Perry, Coach Vernon Costa. Joanne makes her move. Softball Softball A season cannot be totally summed up by listing the scores in a win-loss column. Scores mean more to the spectator, words more to the team. Here we will attempt to satisfy both. ing mound, no home plate . . . Early season injuries . . . the POLICY and why . . . the first aid kit being gently lofted into the air by a mysterious force . . . ambulance rides . . . roses . . . spectators ... ice packs . . . the Wizard of Oz revisited . . . Kathy’s cake ... a pant suit and Paul Rive’s Bowl . . . and Tomorrow, bringing a new Season. . . . Till 5 p.m. practice . . . “tape it’’ . . . whirlpool dy nasty . . “Heat” . . . rain . . . ground crew 2 and pitch The Record Bourne 1 4 31 12 7 12 3 4 6 16 16 15 36 15 17 18 Softball Barnstable Falmouth Dartmouth D-Y Barnstable D-Y Falmouth Dartmouth - ■ ■ Cheerleaders, Left to Right 1st row: Deddle Cummings. Anne Consoni, Sue Gardener. Mary Beth McGreevy. 2nd row: Ann Fougere. Andrea Heseck. Beth Walters. Cindy. Majorettes This year Bourne’s majorettes con- sisted of six Seniors, two Juniors and two Sophomores. The girls were a great boost to the Bourne football players, as well as to the student body. They were quite active throughout the year, performing at football games, the annual Pops Concert and the Exchange Concerts. They also performed at the Memorial Day Parade and the tradi- tional Thanksgiving festivities. Majorettes, Left to Right 1st row: Audrey Aflague, Kathie Huntington, Avis Vann, Betsy Ghorsie, Captain Anne Czarnetzki, Lisa Taylor. 2nd row: Marsha Jenkins, Polly Walker, Joanne Parady, Patricia Cook. r tivities m§m :S|te5 ' iillsJlII e.v H fSuJ || : |B V 9 f 1 sll I ■v « V ' m % f s %Y Il M HB flr ‘ ' ]pBi H B i J vy «J CLUBS student Council Officers; President, David Bradford; Vice-President, Paul Palo David MacLean: Secretary, Linda Barlov ; Treasurer, National Honor Society First Row: Bonnie Ziegler, President; Pat Kennedy, Treasurer; Deborah Wright, Secretary. Second Row: Paul Palo, Charles Wintermeyer, Mary Laboda, Beverly Dillon, Shirey Suchocki, Judy Cox, Phil Prince, Mike Richardson, Margaret Toner. 72 CLUBS First Row: Beth Walters, Audrey Aflague, Maureen Huff. Mary Laboda, Julia Weston, Treasurer; Linda Barlow. President: Debbie Wright, Vice-President; Jane Weston, Secretary; Sandy Fougere, Donna Vallesio, Karen Brown, Mary Lynn Sherlock. Second Row: Sue Belli- veau, Carol DeBoer, Sue Wright, Ann Snow, Lynn Hayes, Polly Walker, Sue Raymond, Laureen O’Connor. Pat O ' Reilly, Bonnie Ziegler, Carol Knapp. Third Row: Cindy Beale, Anne Fougere, Pamela Rodes, Robin Mc- Intyre, Betsy Ghiorse, Gwen Williams, Leslie Fulwider. Donna Denize, Ann Perry, Julie Fitzgerald. First Row: Joanne Parady, Secretary; Maureen Huff, Treasurer; Shirley Suchocki, Eileen Malone, Pat Ken- nedy, Vice-President; Nancy Pearson, President. Sec- cor d Row: Larraine Hardwick, Deborah Wright, Carl Burkhart. Code Club French Club 73 CLUBS German Club Future Teachers of America First Row: Cathy Carroll, Rebecca Shade, Jeff Burton, President: Mike Zifcak, Vice-President: Bonnie Ziegler, Treasurer: Paul Palo, Secretary: Linda Johnson, Stephanie Ries. Second Row: Chris Bourne, Ronald Sikora, John Dingess, Robert Baker, Robin Ziegler, Val- erie Holmes, Kathleen Duff, Maureen Huff, Jane Wes- ton. Third Row: Advisor, Kenneth Lagerstedt; John Chenault, Steve Philbrick, James King, Michael Koronkiewicz, Thomas Kinder, Richard Consoni. Rich- ard Duff, Frand Sano, James Sweeney, John Cook, Betsy Ghiorse. First Row: Kathy Locke, Mary Ann Robins, Julia Rogers, Cathy Carroll, Deborah Cooke, Stephanie Prete, Secre- tary: Pam Rodes, Dernice Downing, Larraine Hardwick. Second Row: Kathy Smith, Karen Edwards, Beverly Dillon, Judy Cox, Valerie Holmes, Maire McCahill, Bon- nie Ziegler, Mary Lynn Sherlock, Judith Ross. Third Row: Barbara May, Vice-Pres.; Mark Leary, Dan Sweeney, Jim Sweeney, President: Paul Palo, Trea- surer: David MacLean, Brad White, Edith Denham, Historian. 74 Future Homemakers of America ' Kathy Sweeney, Treasurer; Denise Tanner, President and State Secretary: Rose Marie Perez, Vice-President; Debbie Tibbetts, Reporter; Marsha Tanner, Vice-Pres- ident of Recreation; Rosemary Labretto. Second Row: Lynn Anderson, Jo Anne Woolum, Regina Zlogar, State President: Nelva Williams, Karen Rigely, Francis Rus- sell, Michele Biles, Susan Attwell, Judy Cote. Third Row: Nancy Riely, Joanne Sane, Margaret Hendricks, Lynn Hayes, Karen Travains, Historian: Debbie Scott. Cindy Snell. Absent: Joanne Bresnan, Secretary. Robert Blair, Debbie Lamothe. Third Row: Ralph Tan- ner, Douglas McPhillips, Colin Walker, Alan Palo. First Row: Dennis Phillips, Vice-President; Debbie Cook, Alan Jenson, President; Brian Ramsey. Second Row: Kate Dingess, Secretary-Treasurer; John Broderick. Science Club 75 CLUBS Athletic Association First Row: Sue Dunn, Non-Member, Dora Smart, Non- Member. Carol DeBoer, Cynthia Beal, Karen Brown, Member. Sue Ver Nooy, Carole Bradford, Pam Clark. Kathy Smith. Second Row: Anne Schlotterbeck, Bonnie Gray, Non- Debate Club Seated: LeeAnn Bills, Deborah Cooke, Karen Brown. Robin MclnTyre, Betsy Ghiorse Standing: David Brad- ford. Charles Wintermeyer, Alan Jensen, (Captain), Colin Walker, Howard F. Gregory, Advisor. Absent: Co- Advisor, Laura Hackett. 76 First Row; Debbie Mula, Conna Valesio, Jean Christo- polos, Karen Brown, MaryLynn Sherlock — Chairman. Sue Wright, Debbie Comings, Sandra Collimore, Ro- berta Carter. Second Row: Beth Walters, Eileen Malone, Debbie Studley, Bonnie Gray, Karen Edwards, Gwen Williams, Judy Unrah, Doris Johnson, Judy Sorinti, Kathy Burgess. Jane Weston. Third Row: Tom Cook. Artele Peters, Richard Fulwider, Preston Smith, Micheal Kronkiewicz, Ronald Snell, Jerry McCone, Tom Walsh, Glenn Taylor. Junior Prom Committee Canal Currents First Row: Gretchen Cease, Shirley Suchocki, Co-Ed- itor; Deborah Wright, Copy Editor; Bonnie Ziegler, Girl’s Sports Editor; Betsy Ghiorse, Sandy Tate. Second Row: Nancy Pearson, Activities and Undergrads Editor; Maureen Huff, Rob Mosher, Don Bars, Boy ' s Sports Editor; Julia Weston, Advertisements and Linda Bar- low, Senior Section Editor, 77 CLUBS Club Library Aides First Row: Anne Schlotterbeck, Roxanne Gaines, Bonny White, Eileen Malone, Bob Moxsher, Gary Cremeans. Gray, Ed Roster. Second Row: Dave Stimson, Brad Tara Carbough, Maire McCahill, Joyce Allen, Deborah Cooke, Ed Foster, Eve King, Victoria Barnaby, Shri Woodhall, Christine Haddad, Tony Turke. 78 OLUBS Front Row; Karen Edwards, Bonnie Gray, Donna Hart- man, Denise Cobb, Avis Vann. Dava Smart, Audrey Aflague, Sue Gardner, Judy Cox, Bernadett Healey. Back Row: Gwen Williams, Vicki Larson, Linda John- son, Janet Wells, Sue Dunn, Mary Beth McGreavy, Gail Schofielk, Pat Sanford. P.E. Girls Student Leaders Main Oflice Girls First Row: Debra Gosselin, Linda Melville, Andrea Hesek, Mary Anderson, Avis Vann, Ann Consoni, Debo- rah Long. Second Row: Margorie Fiske, Deborah Lay- ton, Ann Fougere, Sharon Long, Patricia O’Reilly, Stephanie Kostro. 79 CLUBS Guidance OHiee Girls First Row: Bronwyn Jones, Connie Denham, Kathy Sweeney, Robin Witt, Debbie Rohrer, Regina Zlogar, Lynda Melville, Jo Anne Woollam. Second Row: Terry Songer, Kathy Bassett, Pam ela Bessette, Jane Weston, Sue Wright, Linda Cahir, Lynn Wheeler, Sue Robinson, Third Row: Cathy Breault, Holly Pidgeon. Carol De- Boer, Mindy Holmes, Mary Laboda, Linda Barlow, Karen Edwards, Brenda Lyle. Chorus The Bourne High Chorus, a mixed choir of women’s voices, soprano and contralto: and, men’s voices, tenor and bass; perform a variety of music. Their music consists of popular sefections and standard pieces from the vast repetoire of choral music. The chorus performs at Christmas, Pops”, and spring concerts and is a feature of the exchange concert pro- grams of the music department. Mr. Robert Frazier directs the chorus and Mrs. Marjorie Dolby is the accom- panist. Chorus Director; Mr. Robert Frazier MBsifld ‘ t.iwi ij? Bourne’s “Sound of Music Canal Currents Views Changing Scene IlW n Wj... Senior Class Will I i Sergio Balegno leaves his good sportsmanship on the hockey ice to Glenn Taylor. David Bradford leaves, still idolizing himself. Carl Burkhart leaves his way with words to Doug MacPhillips. Jeff Burton leaves behind his harem for new conquests. Robert Cleary leaves his skin-tight white Levis to Mr. Kochnovich. Wayne Collamore leaves his spiffy army jacket to John Gould. John Cook leaves without having told his parents about Sandy Neck. Jeff Corby leaves his perfect attendance to Mr. Burns. Judy Cox leaves her athletic ability to Mrs. Kiniry. Beverly Dillon leaves her great times in trig, class to whoever wants them. Ed Foster and Johdy Holmes leave everyone wondering, Are they, or aren ' t they? Sue Gardner leaves her school spirit to Debbie Cook. Ronnie Gendron leaves his basketball career behind to get married. Betsy Ghiorse and Sharon Long leave still as innocent as when they were freshmen. Paula Cormier, Lynn Burns, and Sue Gusley leave the C-wing Girls’ Room to anyone who doesn ' t want to go to homeroom next year. Lorraine Hardwick leaves without having said a word. Kathy Huntington leaves well known at the Maritime Academy. Ralph Tanner and Mike Richardson leave their Mad Scientist Club to Mr. Sturgis. Robert Kenney leaves his Apache headband to Richard Fullwider. Bruce Krumbrine leaves his jokes and alibis to Mr. Garbutt’s Review Math class. Lydia Lopes leaves her wardrobe to Karen Brown and Sue Wright. Debbie McCulloch leaves to enter the Olympic golf games. Walter Lane leaves his hockey pants to Nobby Aflague. Renee Kellam and John Queenan leave together. Joeanne McKenzie leaves with fond memories of Walter. George Handy leaves a half gallon of Vodka to the Barnstable police Dept. Ricky Consoni leaves his nifty football plays to Jacky Burns. Alan Jensen leaves his hippie looks to Whitey. Steve Winget leaves with the Feds close behind. Ken Pierce leaves for Walpole U. Ricky Tellier leaves with fond memories of Christine Medeiros. Charlie Wintermeyer leaves his studious ways to Mark Leary. Gretchen Cease leaves with her leading man. Bob Mosher, for Flolly- wood. Phil Prince leaves his physique to Jim Flea” Goldhammer. Rosemary Holland leaves for a career in modeling. Linda Barlow leaves her quiet ways to Sheryll Diefenbache. Marilynn Sidorovich leaves. Norman Bioss leaves his coordination to Bernie Burns. Marilynn Perry leaves for married life. Brian Handy, James McMahon, and George Pearson leave their back editions of the Bourne Blab to Mr. Murphy. Candace Cook leaves still chasing Bert. Joe Sorenti leaves still admiring his own strength. Tom Kinder leaves with the Golden Glove Award in baseball. Bart Perry leaves a quart of Apple Wine to Mr. Mons. Paul Palo leaves his army men to Mark Kolbert. Kenneth Percy leaves with the Junior Janitor Award. Dianne Mullen leaves for married life. Robert Burrows and Ed Lackie leave to open their own shop selling Volkswagen parts. David MacLean leaves his Tri” concert poster to Mr. Kochnovich. Charlie York leaves his neat clothes to whomever will wear them. Mark Bruiser” Jones leaves for the international arm-wrestling matches. Dean lips” Harding leaves his famous kiss to any girl who wants it. Sue Griffith leaves with Steve Allen, who is always in another world. Bambi Erickson leaves to search for bigger and better challenges. Gilbert Olivares leaves for the greener grass on the other side. Russell Jones leaves his pole-vaulting pole to Tom Cook. Chuckle Rose leaves for a much higher life. Gail Sommerville leaves many wondering is she or isn’t she. Dave Putt and Holly Pigeon leave together. Steve Philbrick leaves very quietly. Gary Spates leaves his piaymaking ability in basketball to Tommy LaCross. Alvin Gibbs leaves his pencils and crayons to Cyclops. Kevin Govoni leaves still pestering girls to go out with him. Jeff Wyman leaves his journalism pass to anybody who wants to stay for all three lunches. Dianne Hoppe leaves many guys behind. Scott Gove leaves wondering if those were really his beer cans in his wrecked 442. I 92 Bill Spates leaves Mr. Levinson with his favorite motto THINK! Mary Phaneuf leaves still wondering how the cops found out. Debbie Long leaves to open up her own hot dog stand. Alfred and Charlie Michelson leave behind many joyous teachers. Greg Eno leaves his good looks to David McDermott. Jimmy Chapman leaves still recovering from his accident. Ken Fraher leaves his blinding skating speed to Rick Duffy. Shirley Suchocki leaves to tutor Mr. Fitzgerald in Advanced Math. Joe Unruh leaves slowly in his green VW. Scott Melanson leaves poor little Debbie behind. David Milliken leaves his janitor uniform to Charlie Botts. Steve Goulart and Julie Rtzgerald leave as the best dressed couple. Richard May leaves for a career at MacDonald ' s. Bruce Murphy leaves with his eyes still closed at shortstop. Laureen O’Connor leaves still recalling the man that ran into the back of her car at a red light while he was waving to the football players. Vickie Larson leaves her athletic abilities to Gwen Williams. Elaine Horton leaves to join Roy Hansen. Dana Fournier leaves still pumping gas. Ricky Fernandes leaves his record for the most days skipped to Mr, Burns. Danny Hawkins leaves many wondering why he always wore that big smile. Edward cat” Gregory leaves his quickness on the football field to Jimmy Potts. Chuck Quintai leaves for the pinball machines at the Buzzards Bay Bowling Alley, Kevin Sanford leaves on a nice long trip. Jimbo Sweeney leaves still tryingto take Andrea Hessek from Steve. Robert Reali leaves his trig book to anyone who wants it. Kenneth Raymond leaves for a career at Sorenti’s Gas Station, Marlon Sheoytz leaves his way of expressing words to Jerry Mc- Come. Robert Smith leaves slowly in his black Falcon. Brad Spavin leaves a lot of weight behind. Frank Sano leaves still recalling his drop from the still rings. Howard Leslie leaves for a career in mechanics. Edmund Wilson leaves still telling how tough he is just because he came from Chicago. Denise Cobb leaves her Afro to Mr. Burns. Andrea Llanes leaves Bourne High with no regrets. Ginger Crosbie leaves without the aid of her brace. Avis Vann leaves her school spirit to Sue Wright. Mike Zifcak leaves with instructions on what he can and can ' t do from Donna. John Zavrid leaves many problems behind, mentally and physically. Sue Groden leaves for Miami. Waiter Whitehead leaves to work at his father ' s gas station. Conna Knoupf leaves for Tokyo. Doni Lynch leaves for bigger and better places. Kathy McCauley leaves her short skirts to Miss Rice. Gail Scholfield leaves in a cloud of smoke. Pam Burns leaves with Bev to face the unsuspecting world. Bronwyn Jones leaves her body to science. Rosemary Shalkauskas leaves. Joyce Suhl leaves 4th period study, as usual. Linda Tobey leaves to meet sitting bull. Bonnie Ziegler leaves with her mouth wide open. Debbie Wright leaves her math-making abilities to all the new fresh- man girls. Patty O ' Rielly leaves Jerry behind. Margaret Toner leaves the physics parties to the juniors. Dee Rigazio leaves all her empty Marlboro packs to C Wing Girls Room. Brad White leaves in a cloud. Donald Bars leaves during lunch. Patty Sanford can ' t leave, because she never came. Julia Weston leaves with a monkey in her pocket. Nancy Pearsons leaves with her nose in the air, Sandy Curry leaves after all these years with her devilish laugh. Dianne Reynolds leaves still wondering how she ever got stuck. Audrey Aflague leaves her blue jeans to the Salvation Army. Russ Cookingham leaves with a happy smile on his face. Maureen Huff leaves gladly. Ann Billard leaves her talent to Ann Goss. Ann Czarnetzki leaves Glenn. Kathy Jarvis leaves her tight outfits to anyone who wants to try to get into them. Pat Kennedy leaves quietly. 93 Golf In spite of Bourne ' s record of 3 wins, a young but now wiser team gets ready to come back next year to take their turn at being the winner in a tough Cape- way Conference. John Mannion and Tony Richards, after a fine year, both qualified for the Class C state finals. Don Bars sinks the big one Steve Bachand hits long drive 94 Left to Right: Edward Conners, Steve Clark, Steve Bachand, Dan Sweeney, Tony Richards, Don Bars, Richard Duffy, Paul Marley, Chris Bourne, Coach Barry Clifford. Tony Richards nnaking double sure Dan Sweeney ready to unwind 95 Glass of 1974 Mr. J. James Hamlen was ad- Freshman Officers visor to the Freshman Class. Sue Jarvis, Secretary; Sandy Wiesner, Vice-President; Dan Sweeney, President; Mary Jane Anderson, Treasurer. Going to High school for the first time was a lot easier than we thought it would be. People told us that we would get lost the first time we walked in. Well, to tell the truth we did get confused going to our first classes, but after that it was quite easy to find our way. The classes were easy but it depended on the teachers and the amount of time we put into each class. Being a freshman offered a lot of ex- periences, such as pep rallies and assemblies. Note: The Freshmen Class made themselves heard at our Pep rallies — but they had the most numbers. Freshmen experience learning from others. Freshman Representatives Carole Bradford. Linda Magou- las, Kathy Smith (alternate), Matthew Clark. Class of 1974 ROOM 25C. First Row: Kathy Dunn, Teresa Gambill, Diane Duplain, Candace Foley, Donna Hearn, Karen Flynn, Karen Doyle, Debra Elliot, Rosemarie Furia. Second Row: John Dingess, Ernest Lorrie, Carol Guillette, Robin Guthrie, Caryla Gregory, Richard Duffy, Bobby Farmer, Patricia Fuller Third Row: Alcott Tobey, George Diefenback, Edwin Gendron, Kev- in Shanahan, Joe Everson, Mark Froman, GEN. SC. LAB. First Row: Prince Robinson, Burnell Jones, Marcel Huard, Richard Hitchins, Kevin Berniault, John Hesek, Richard Hilton. Second Row: Laureen Smith, Wendy Hughs, Christine Haddad, Laura King, Suzanne Jarvis, Laurie Jones, Karyn Kaplan. Third and Fourth Rows: Beth Johnson, Steve Hardin, Alice Hrushovsky, Loretta Johnson, Levi Harvey, Val- erie Holmes, Debra Hardy, Jessie Hartman, Susan Hinds, Donna Jester, Cheryl Unruh, Cassandra Jannucci, Doug Hart, Mary Hunt. Margaret Hendricks, Steven Mucci. Freshmen enjoy “getting together THE FRESNMEN ART ROOM Left to Right: Maryann Robbins, Jackie Royston. Nancy Riley, Judith Ross, Karen Ridgezy, Joanne Sano, Brian Ramsey, Dianne Putt, Frank Purdy, Scott Sanford, Bradley Roth, Allen Schofield, Charles Russell, Ed Quintel, Valeda Rafferty, Carroll Ray, Patty Rinehart, Jeff Robbins, Cynthia Rood, Denise Reardon. ROOM 13A First Row: Janette Bassett. Susan Atwell, Susan Burkhart, Rachel Barlow, Carole Bradford, Mary-Jane Anderson, Sandy Bernado. Nancy Bruce. Vicky Ahern. James Blakeslee. Second Row: Ellen Bowden, Andrea Accardi. Linda Barnes, Douglas McPhillips. Paul Adams, Rosalind Barnes, Teresa Brown, Patricia Williams, Leslie Botts. Third Row: John Aflague, Dennis Broyer, Robert Blair, Kenneth Barnes. Brenda McDonald. Fourth Row: John Broderick, Steven Allshouse. Rusty Burns, James Burgess, Curtis Johnson, Charles Billiard. 100 ROOM lOB . First Row: Debra Calhoun, Tara Carbough. Cathy Carroll. Kathy Crabe. Laudia Caron. Rosan Calobello, Janette Sorenti, Tenell Cote. Second Row: Joseph Smolinsky, William Day, Terri Clonts, Denise Wise, Lynda Crosbie, Regina Carpenter, Mark Daniels, Douglas Castile. Third Row: Michael Butler, Steve Clark, Duncan Chase, Kenneth Carpenter, Michael Cubellis, Douglas Butler. Fourth Row: Michael Clark, Matthew Clark, Jerry Dale, James ' iVoodall. 101 ROOM lOA. First Row: Sandra Reis, Cynthia Snell, Kyle Tucy, Nora Sprague. Rebecca Shade, Connie Tibbetts, Deborah Smith, Deborah Scott, Karen Taylor, Kathryn Smith. Second Row: Mark Stimson, Frank Smith, Drew Sheoytz, Anthony Turke, Richard Sommerfield, Carl Tuttle, David Thompson. Keith Shoemaker, Ronald Sikora, Larry Stroup, Roger Schweppe. Third Row: James Smith, Andrew Tomolonis, Chris Schuck, John Strom, Dan Sweeney, Richard Tavares, Jack Tonello. Absent: Karen Towers. TNE FRESNMEN A few studious FRESHMEN? ROOM 23B First Row: Cynthia Williams, Claire Zavrid. Grathel Wichy, Deborah Winsloio, LouAnn Ring. Robin Witt. Sandra Wiesnir. Second Row: Jennie Torre. Ann Marie Young. Susan White. Nelva Williams. Mimi Richards, Debbie Ussery. Karen Thompson. Third Row: Thomas Flynn. Tracy Whitman, Mark Lesser. Kevin Wilkinson. Richard Weaver. Randace Britt. Daniel Twomey, Robin Ziegler. Absent: Tracy Vorkies. Tl THE FRESNMEN Freshman Advisor, Mr. Hamlen. caught in the act. 102 TNE FRESNMEN 74 ROOM 20C. First Row: Cheryl Anderson, Debbie Lamothe, Catherine Locke, Tracy Leonard, Deborah Mambet, Audrey Lavin, Laurel Labretto, Catherine Long, Linda Magoulas, Carol LePone, Medgienta Salgado. Second Row: Michael McNiel, William MacMahon, Ron- ald Lovell, Kevin McWhorter, Larry Mayo, Donald Turner, Brian MacConmack, Craig Larsen. Third Row: Kimball Kuhn. Liam McCahill. Marcel Martineau, Marty Lonentz. Joel Martin, Ronald Lees, Mark McCullock. Absent: Brian Lackie. Arlene Lunedei. ROOM 13C. First Row: Sherry Ricker, John O’Neil, Kenton Potts, Deborah Morris, Glenn Hardy. Barbara Phillips, Barbara Miller. Ro- bert Rescinito. Second Row: Ada Nevers. Valerie O’Connor, Edith Olson. Cindy Mosher, Bill Parady, Debbie Michelsen, Martha Pear- son, Christina Nightingale, Earl Minshew. Third Row: Holly Pattee. Robert Potts. Michael Roberts. Arne Palo, Michael Nolf. Kathleen Phipps. Fourth Row: Eddie Miller, Paul Ochab, Alan Parady, Leonard Nelson. David Patton, Lyndon Preas. Freshmen learn to keep Quiet” during ’’Study Halls . Glass of 1973 Sophomore Class Officers Terry Songers. Secretary; Bobby Reid, President: Richard Butler. Vice-Pres- ident; Linda Cahir. Treasurer. ROOM lie First Row: Eva Fou)ere. Brenda Fernandes. Paula Greenberg. Fosanne Dimodica. Connie Denham. Paul Hina . Nancy Ehmann. Suzanne Dunn. Marcia Gove. Victoria Frye. Rose Goss. Second Row: Susanne Drum. Pat Gilroy. Marjorie Goward, Charlene Fournier. Bernice Downing. Roxanne Gaines. Donna Denize. Lesley Ful- wider. Ann Fougere Third Row: Alan Gambill. Herb Fischer. John Roller. Steve Drake. Robert Faeber. Jesus Fran- co. Johnnie D ' nham. Marc Fuller Absent: Diane Ferreira. Jill Garland. Steve Graham. Harvey Edwards. 104 Mr Robert A. Garbutt. Soph- omore Class Advisor, As sophomores we climbed one more step up but we were still considered Underclassmen. As sophomores we voted for our class officer and student council representatives as well as girls for the Homecoming queen ' s court. We were proud to have fellow classmates on the varsity teams of football, basketball, baseball and hockey. This year it was decided to have a new design for the ' 73 class rings, which we ordered this fall. Also for the first time the Sophomore Class was able to go to Class Day. Our sophomore year proved interesting and fulfilling and as the doors open to next year we will at last be con- sidered upperclassmen! ROOM 14A. First Row: Sheri Woodall, Vicki Alhouse. Debbie Beane, Pat Bruce, Dawn Brush, Cindy Beal, Julia Bevilaqua, Lynn Anderson, Sue Belliveau. Second Row: Lee Ann Bills, Sue Bassett, Chris Bourne, Robert Baker, Tim Bovee, Steve Bachand, Mike Brown, Jim Bobo, Roy Baudoin. Third Row: Mark Baker, Larry Allen, Gene Atwell, Kevin Brown, Chuck Bright, Mike Bars, Ber- nie Burns, Mark Anderson. ROOM 21A. First Row: Margaret Mayes, Bonita Brooks, Camille Mor- gan, Maire McCahill, Valerie Lavin, Karen Lovett, Darlyne Marlyne. Second Row: Paul Marley, Martha Lips, Brenda Lyle, Barbara May, Eileen Mellet, Gary Morgan. Third Row: Thomas McCone, John Mc- Greavy, Raymond Larsen, Paul Landry, David May, Dana Longergan. Fourth Row: Steven McNalley, Peter Marshall, Christopher Morris. BIO. LAB. First Row: Linda Haskins. Lynda Jones. Eve King, Debbie Hannigan, Stephanie Kostro, Andrea Hesek, Rosemary Labretto, Cindy Handy, Cindy Harvey. Second Row: David Kitchens, Bill La- Casse, Paul Johnes, David Kinder, David ' s ' timson, Diane Harding, Mary Housefield, Joyce Allen. Third Row: Mike Huard, Cecil Hutton, Dana Harding. Mike Holt, Benny Barnes, Larry Kennedy. Doug Hope- well. Pat Koronkiewicz, Charles Johnson. 106 ROOM 210. First Row: Shawn Clark. Donald Cunningham, Michael Enos. James Connors. Richard Butler, Joseph Wiggins. Second Row: Anne Consoni, Rebecca Clark, Judy Cote, Debbie Collamore, Patricia Cook. Christine Demeyer. Third Row: Carol DeBoer, Linda Cahir, Pamela Clark, Colleen Coffey. Jane Dale, Evelyn Wil- son. Wanda Butler, Carol Deese, Sandra Clemetson. Fourth Row: Paul Bennett. Gary Cremeans, John Burns, Dean Miller. Greg Cahoon, Thomas Cox. Michael Delsie, Michael Cristofori. Absent: Brenda Cofer, Pamela Decicco. PHYS. LAB. First Row: Julia Rogers, Shauna Limeburner, Denise Doyle. Second Row: Sue Ver Nooy, Lynn Wheeler, Susan Williams. Susan Wade. Third Row: Kevin Fitzmaurice. Mark Smith. Mike Nealy. Bismark Wichy, Robert Bilodeau. Fourth Row: Lou Lynch. Doug Valley, Wilfred Witt. Colin Walker, Wayne White. Fifth Row: Peter Vickers, Jim Marzelli, Bert McDonald, Peter Napoli, Claude Vann. ’73 THE SOPHOMORES 107 ROOM 25A First Row: Dawn Phillips, Claudia Reitz. Sharon Moses. Carmen Morton, Kathleen Pala. Janet Morrisette. Second Row: Russell Pascoe. Susan Parker, Chrystal Mercier, Yvonne Jones. Swea Nightingale. Stephanie Reis, Mary Percy. Third Row: Jerrell Preas. Bobby Reid. Steve Nyquist. John Pasquale. Leroy Morse. Fourth Row: Donald Ram- aglia. Thomas Perry. Shawn Nerolick, James Potts. Keith Pederson. TNE SOPHOMORES 108 109 ROOM 20B. First Row: Lisa Taylor, Sidi Gernbacz, Deborah Rohrer. Theresa Songer. Deborah Suchocki, Sharon Taylor, Char- lotte Smart, Marsha Tanner. Frances Russell, Susan Shover. Second Row: William Smith, Deborah Ross, Anne Schlotterbeck, Elizabeth Tobey, Lesley Sparks, Deborah Tibbetts, Terry Schuster, Susan Robinson, Pamela Rodes, Mary Tomlinson. Third Row: Judy Towne, Vikki Smith. Wayne Stuart. Phil Tomlinson, John Sheehan. Ken Roth, Mark Robinson. Daniel Sullivan, Fred Snow. Absent: Kim Snable, Catherine Smithwick, Joan Sanford. Class of 1972 Junior Class Officers President. Sue Wright: Vice-President. Karen Brown; Secretary. Jane Weston: Treasurer. Sandy Fougere. Here we are Juniors! Upperclassmen at last! Now we are the ones everyone looks up to — except the seniors. First thing this fall we got our class rings. You can always tell who’s a Junior because they are always looking at their class rings. The highlight of spring was of course our Junior Prom, which was called Scarborough Fair. Sue Wright was crown- ed queen of this glorious affair which was held at the Hyan- nis Holiday Inn. After graduation and the Seniors left we were top. And now we are looking forward to our Senior year. Student Council Preston Scooter” Smith. Jerry McCone (alternate), and Beth Walters. Lee Austin absent. Junior Class Advisor: Mrs. Susan Doucette. TNE JVNIIIIS ROOM 14B. Sitting: Salli Terry, Gwen Williams. Jane Weston, Di- ane White. Susan Wright, Phyl- lis Williams. Standing: Paul Wise- man, Robert Wiseman, Steven Zavrid. David Weisner. Keith Woody. Terry Vinson, George Brooks. Gordon Tonge. Absent: Mark Fulwider. Donna Risner, Steve Warncke. Jo Anne Wool- lam. ROOM 22B. First Row: Jerry Mc- Cone, Mat Mahoney, David Mc- Dermott. Mark Leary, James King. Second Row: Lorene Larsen, Ei- leen Malone, Caroline Knapp, Marcia Jenkins, Roxlyn Lowry, Linda Johnson. Third Row: Thom- as LaCross, Mark Kolbert. Mich- ael Koronkiewicz, Dennis Juhl. THE JHNIMS ROOM 23A. First Row: Debra Gosselln. Marlene Furia, Arnelle Fricker, Cecelia Gorham, Carlotta Garcia, Pamela Freeman, Sandra Fougere. Second Row: Bernadette Mealy, Gail Hrushovsky, Bonnie Gray, Teresa Furlough, Donna Hartman, Sandra Griffen, Patricia Harrington, Pa- tricia Guthrie. Third Row: Mike Gregory, George Hammond, Tom Ghiorse, Scott Froman, Russell Harlow, Mark Hayes, James Goldham- mer, Steve Gendron. ROOM 240 First Row: Deborah Snable, Conna Vallesio, Kathy Sweeney, Dava Smart, Beth Walters, Judy Sorenti, Deb- ra Studley, Karen Tuttle, Karen Trevams, Rhonda Taylor, Linda Gamble. Second Row: Masami Walsh, Glenn Taylor, James Shoemaker, Michael Taylor, Preston Smith, Ronald Snell, Bruce Thompson, Thomas Walsh, John Thompson. ? I ROOM 15C. First Row: Karen Edwards, Donna Flint, Debbie Comings, Sandra Collamore, Edith Denham, Katherine Dingess, Laurel Cote. Second Row: Lisa Erickson, Kathleen Duff, Carol Flood, Debbie Aldridge, Deborah Cooke, Janet Wells, Marjorie Fiske. Third Row: i William Conway, Dennis Dunn, Michael Burrera, William Ethier, Michael Echteler, Carl Ferrari, Michael Coppi. Fourth Row: William Driscoll, Robert Enos, Bruce Cunningham, Tom Danti, Bruce Fernandes, George Dale. t ROOM 28B. First Row: Daniel McMonigle, Paul Zanis, Hannelore Morton, Karen Miller. Second Row: John Hopkins, Kenneth Johnson, I Mary Beth McGreavy, Linda Melville, Robin McIntyre. Third Row: John Henderson, Daniel Morris, Gary McSwane, Timothy McWilliams, Barbara Perry. ROOM 22C. First Row: Debbie Mula, Wendy Robinson, Darlene Rohrer, Cathy Russell, Maureen Shalkauskas, Holly Phillips, Mary Sherlock, Ann Perry, Mary Pasteris, Debbie Rinehart. Second Row: Peter Olson, Nancy Rouillard, Larretta Rood, Deborah Santy, Joanne Parady, Jero- lyn Murphy, Roberta Pellegrini, Jean Philbrick, Barry Sechler. Third Row: Artelle Peters, Jonathan Perkins, Dennis Phillips, Steve Salinger, Geoffrey Pederson, Glen Perks, Alan Palo, David Richardson. THE JUNIORS ROOM 15A. First Row: Connie Hearne, Victoria Barnaby, Heather Ahman, Karen Brown, Norberto Aflague, Roberta Carter, Kathy Bock, Candy Chase, Second Row: Arthur Anderson, Walter Barney, Kathy Burgess, Diane Barnaby, Alan Archambeault, Dan Ahern. Third Row: Raymond Cahoon, Charles Botts, Gary Burkhart. Michaela Bills, Lewo Bustos. Timmy Bulla. Seniors I Faces We’ll Remember Mr. John Dunn — adviser l-r Officers; Anne Czarnetski. Brad White, Donald Bars, Audrey Aflague. Aflague, Audrey Marie College Prep. Buzzards Bay Aud . . . ■■Really? . . ACTIVITIES: French Club 2. 3, 4; Code Club 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Driver’s Ed 3: Prom Committee 3: Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4: Journalism 4 . . . LIKES: Mike, blue eyes, dancing, the summer, talking, sleeping, eating . . . DISLIKES: liars, phonies, wise people, homework, several people, cleaning house . . . FUTURE PLANS: undecided General Course Allen, Steve Monument Beach Balegno, Sergio B. Mixed Sagamore Saj . . , ■■Have you seen Sandy? . . . ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4; . . . LIKES: Sandy, Fiats, Hockey, making things . . . DISLIKES: nosey teachers, having goals scored against us . . FUTURE PLANS: undecided Barlow, Linda College Prep. Pocasset You rotten pig” . . . ACTIVITIES: FTA 2; Code Club 3. 4: President 4: Student Council 3, 4: Secretary 4; Senior editor of yearbook 4; Senior Class Play; Guidance Office 4; Driver ' s Ed 3: Prom Committee 3; Powderpuff Football 1,3... LIKES: Paul, yellow cars, Friday, a sense of humor, basketball and football games . . . DISLIKES: Black Bart, Latin, homework, rainy Mondays, glasses, MLR, boredom . . . FUTURE PLANS: Would like to attend college Bars, Donald College Prep. Pocasset Donnie . . . ACTIVITIES: German Club 2; French Club 3: Football 1, 2. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Golf 1, 2. 4 . . . LIKES: a certain blond, being a senior . . , DISLIKES:, underclassmen, put-ons, snow and cold weather . . FUTURE PLANS: Undecided Bassett, Kathy College Prep. Bourne K . . . That ' s not the point!” . . . LIKES: good movies, vacations, summer, honest people . . . DISLIKES: white socks on boys, the length of the school year for Se- niors. lectures on successful people . . . FUTURE PLANS: College, Vista Linda Barlow Audrey Marie Aflague Sergio B. Balegno Steve Allen Kathy Bassett 120 Donald Bars Bassett, Wayne Edward Business Buzzards Bay ; The lord helps those that help themselves.” . . . ACTIV- ITIES: Drivers Ed 3 . . . LIKES: All Boston sports teams, Friday and Saturday nights, girls, sports cars, long hair . . . DISLIKES: stuck up girls who think they are better than anyone else . . . FUTURE PLANS: undecided Bessette, Pamela General Otis AFB Pam . . . I ' m innocent , . , LIKES: Pizza, football, Fri- day nights . . . DISLIKES: liars, walking to places . . . FU- TURE PLANS: To go to a business college Billard, Anne College Prep. Buzzards Bay Well, I don ' t know” . . , ACTIVITIES: New England Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Southeastern Music Festival 3, 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 4; Chorus 3, 4: Driver ' s Ed 3 , , . LIKES: Music, friendly people. Three Dog Night . . . DISLIKES: homework, school lunches . , . FUTURE PLANS: to attend Lowell State Bloss, Norman General Monument Beach How ' s the fishing” . , . ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Track 1 . . . LIKES: fishing, the outdoor life, eating . . . DIS- LIKES: staying around the house, working . . . FUTURE PLANS: going to Florida Borrows, Robert Business Monument Beach Bob . . . LIKES: bikes, summer, Fridays, sun . . . DIS- LIKES: school lunches, school, HoJo’s, the color white, rainy days . . , FUTURE PLANS: to go into broadcasting Bradford, David ; College Prep. Pocasset I Dave . . . “Small” . . . ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, f 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2; De- V bating 4; Golf 2; Track 1 . , . LIKES: skiing, leather, ;■ wealth, 40, clean snow, Rosemounts, Javelin ' s, the T, Scott International . . . DISLIKES: school lunches, dirty snow, rocks on ski slopes, dull edges, wooden skis, snow bunnies, poverty, 26 . . . FUTURE PLANS: money Pamela Bessette Norman Bloss Robert Borrows Wayne Edward Bassett Anne Billard David Bradford Jeffrey J. Burton 122 Jane Buffington Pamela J. Burns Bresnan, Joanne Business Buzzards Bay Jo . . , ACTIVITIES: FHA 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver ' s Ed 3; . , . LIKES: record keeping: sewing; crafts; driving foreign cars . . . DISLIKES: people that think they know everything; not having enough time. Brown, Larry Adrian College Prep. Otis Au-Bu-De” . . . ACTIVITIES: Band 1. 2, 3. 4; School Play 3; Stage Band 3; Model for the United Nations 3 . . . LIKES: being with your own kind of people . . . DISLIKES: having a free weekend and nothing to do . . . FUTURE PLANS: college Buffington, Jane Business Buzzards Bay Burns, Jacquelynne General Pocasset Jackie. Lynne ... I know it. Are you kidding?” . . . LIKES: leaving. Bourne High. 2nd lunch, teachers like J. Lyons, a certain person named Fred, eating Zagnuts and Clark bars . . . DISLIKES: school rules, a certain person named Paul, eating school lunches, pictures drawn by Sue Gusley, snobs, leaving Jed and Lynda behind, living on the Cape Burns, Pamela J. College Prep. Buzzards Bay Pame ... ”1 don’t know . . . ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, 2, 3: Parliamentarian 1, 2; Code Club 2, 3; FTA 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Office 4 . . . LIKES: mushroom pizza, weekends, working at the fish market, friends. Three Dog Night, summer . . . DISLIKES: Mondays, peo- ple who think they are better than others . . . FUTURE PLANS: to go to college Burton, Jeffrey J. College Prep. Monument Beach Jeff . . . ACTIVITIES: German Club 3. 4; FTA 4; Football 1; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1.2;.,. LIKES: girls, parties, life, doing as I please, playing the guitar, painting . . . DISLIKES: war, death, police, authority, talking without being heard, overly conservatives . . . FUTURE PLANS: going to college, majoring in English, teaching Joanne Bresnan Jacquelynne Burns Larry Adrian Brown Calabello, Edward General Pocasset Teddy Bear . . . Be yourself . . . ACTIVITIES: Track 2, 3, 4 . . . LIKES: art, modern music, books . . . DISLIKES: a few teachers, war . . . FUTURE PLANS: to become a commercial artist Calabello, Joseph College Prep. Pocasset Joe . . . Do onto others before they do onto you. . . . ACTIVITIES: Track 4 . , . LIKES: freedom of expression . , DISLIKES: suppression . . . FUTURE PLANS: to study art College Prep. Cease, Gretchen Bourne Gretch . . . Oh noooo! . . . ACTIVITIES: Sargent Pep- per ' s Lonely Hearts Club; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Yearbook staff 4; Senior Class Play . , . LIKES: Freddy, french fries, long hair on boys, more Freddy, vacations. New York, singing, acting, dancing, A.J.L.B., living . . . DISLIKES: short hair on boys, 2-faced people, staying home, dis- agreements with anyone . . . FUTURE PLANS: to act and sing professionally Cheneult, John College Prep. Otis ACTIVITIES: German Club 4 . . . LIKES: everything with- in reason . . . DISLIKES: everything unreasonable . . . FUTURE PLANS: would like to travel abroad Cleary, Robert College Prep. Otis Bob . . , Who cares . . . ACTIVITIES: Office aide . . . LIKES: music, women, wine, snow days . . . DISLIKES: getting turned down, school lunches . . . FUTURE PLANS: to become rich and world famous Cobb, Denise General Otis “Ain ' t nothin to it.” . . . ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Powderpuff Football 3 . . . LIKES: fine men, nice cars, good clothes . . DISLIKES: many . . . FUTURE PLANS: to be an airline hostess Edward Calabello Joseph Calabello Gretchen Cease John Cheneult I Robert Cleary Denise Cobb 123 Wayne Collamore Candace Cook Russell Cookingham Richard Consoni I John Cook, Jr. Jeff Corby 124 Collamore, Wayne College Prep. Buzzards Bay “You better believe it!” . . . ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1. 2, 3; FTA 1, 2. 3; Driver’s Ed 3 . . . LIKES: Boston, snowstorms, driving, the Grassroots . . . DISLIKES: Mondays, tradition, snobby girls . . . FUTURE PLANS: will attend University of Massachusetts and major in biology Consoni, Richard College Prep. Sagamore Rick . . . ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2; Driver ' s Ed 3 . . . LIKES: sports, movies DISLIKES: Senic Park . . , FUTURE PLANS: to attend college Cook, Candace General Sagamore Beach Cook, John, Jr. College Prep. Buzzards Bay Mad dog . . . If it doesn’t work, paint it,” . . . CLUBS: German Club, FTA . . . SPORTS: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; , , . LIKES: Weekends at the garage, Mr, Levin- sons 7th period D,P, class, football practice at 5:30 . . , FUTURE PLANS: Undecided Cookingham, Russell College Prep. Monument Beach Russ , . . ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1.2... LIKES: good par- ties, summer, surfing, different experiences . . . DIS- LIKES: the U,S.O.. Ford vans . . . FUTURE PLANS: to at- tend Cape Cod Community College College Prep, Corby, Jeff Sagamore Cormier, Paula College Prep. Buzzards Bay ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4; French Club 2, 3 . . . LIKES: David , DISLIKES: none . . FUTURE PLANS: to be a registered nurse Cox, Judith College Prep. Bourne Jude . . . You ' re kidding!” . . . ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2; FTA 1, 3; NHS 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Stage Band 3; Field Flockey 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3 . . . LIKES: vacations, Andy, sailing, swim- ming . . , DISLIKES: oppression, the zoo and up-tight keepers, English classes, telephone poles on icy roads . . . FUTURE PLANS: to go to Plymouth College and major in Phys. Ed. Crosbie, Virginia Diane Mixed Sagamore Ginger . . , “Please slow down! . . . ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee . . . LIKES: the thought of leaving Cape Cod . . . DISLIKES: Bourne, Bourne Police, Bourne Fligh School . , . FUTURE PLANS: to study music and become a professional drummer Curry, Sandra Business Monument Beach Sandi . . . “Help me Mr. Wizard! . . . ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1 . , . LIKES: laughing a lot, doing the Funky Chicken . . . DISLIKES: school . . . FUTURE PLANS: to go to Cali- fornia and be an airline stewardess Czarnetzki, Anne College Prep. Bourne ACTIVITIES: Majorette 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Class Secre- tary 1, 2, 4; Student Council 4; Basketball 1, 4; Powder- puff Football 1,2... LIKES: to be with Glenn, Hockey, Football, the two o ' clock bell . . . ' DISLIKES: the Gray Gables Market, pushy people . . . FUTURE PLANS: to attend college Business Denham, Janice Otis Sandra Curry Paula Cormier Virginia Diane Crosbie Anne Czarnetzki Janice Denham 125 Dillon, Beverly j College Prep. Buzzards Bay | Binjy . . , Wonderful! , . . ACTIVITIES; Pep Club 1: Chorus 1, 2; Treasurer 1; Prom Committee: Latin Club 2; FHA 3: NHS 3, 4; Candy Striping 1; Senior Class Play; Girls State 3 . . . LIKES; Charlie, Friends, swimming, summer. Miss Rice, James Taylor, pizza. Ezeiks , show DISLIKES; Snobs, fish . FUTURE PLANS; be a pediatrician Eno, Greg , ' General Buzzards Bay I Fader, Jane j Business Pocasset Janiebopper . . . Is that right! . . , LIKES; music, par- 1 1 ties, boys, tobogganing . . . DISLIKES; school, show- ' I j offs, stuck-up people . . . FUTURE PLANS; undecided Fitzgerald, Julie Anne ' College Prep. Sagamore Beach i ACTIVITIES; Code Club 3. 4; French Club 2, 3; Prom ' ) Committee 3; Junior Prom: Queen; Flomecoming s j Court; Queen 4 ‘ Foster, Patrick John Edward li. College Prep. • Otis ' Alaska Fluskey . . . Man ' s flight through life is sus- ■ i tained by the power of his knowledge . ACTIVITIES; I Art Club, Chorus, Football, Baseball . . . LIKES; acting, sports cars, Alaska, snow, Christmas . . . DISLIKES; ' Woman ' s Lib, working, book reports, pollution. Cape Cod . . . FUTURE PLANS; Alaska State University J Fournier, Dana General Buzzards Bay ’ Julie Anne Fitzgerald Dana Fournier 126 Beverly Dillon Greg Eno Patrick John Edward Foster Jane Fader Fraher, Kenneth College Prep. Bourne Bonehead , , . ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 3: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1 , . . LIKES: Boston Bruins, driving around, good flicks, doing nothing . . . DIS- LIKES; a certain J.R.M, III, Cape Cod in the winter, the Barnstable Hockey team, being called Bonehead . . . FUTURE PLANS: to attend college Gardner, Susan College Prep. Monument Beach Sue . . , Hey, ya workin?” , . . ACTIVITIES: Cheering 3, 4: Head Cheerleader 4 . , . Driver ' s Ed . . . LIKES: alot of school spirit. Football, Hockey, Basketball, acting . . . DISLIKES: no school spirit, conceited people , . . FU- TURE PLANS: to go to drama school Gendron, Bruce College Prep. Sagamore Beach Brucey . , . ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-captain 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4: Historian 4; Body-building 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . FUTURE PLANS: attend college and major in engineering Gendron, Ronnie Mixed Sagamore Beach Ron . . . ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Health Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Food Supervisor 4 Ghiorse, Elizabeth A. College Prep. Sagamore Betsy . . . ACTIVITIES: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Code Club 2, 3, 4: Majorettes 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Art Club 3; Driver’s Ed 3; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 3; , , . LIKES: almost everyone intelligent, laughing, par- ties, eyes, being on top, a certain boy in Onset . . . DISLIKES; liars, boring people, selfishness, shallow- ness, being called Liz . . . FUTURE PLANS: to teach German or English General Gibbs, Alvin Monument Beach Elizabeth A. Ghiorse Susan Gardner Kenneth Fraher Ronnie Gendron Bruce Gendron 127 Alvin Gibbs Lynn Christine Hayes 129 Handy, Brian College Prep. Pocasset Bri . , . “Not bad, and yourself?” . . . ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 3, 4 , . . LIKES: blonds, Bruins Hockey, dirty movies, antique cars . . . DISLIKES: quiet Friday nights. Repub- licans, summer people (over 30), Emerging Nations Handy, George A. College Prep. Buzzards Bay “Huh, what did you say?” . . . ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 4: French Club 3; Driver’s Ed 3 . . . LIKES: ' 66 Mustangs, biology, sleeping late on Saturday, sausage pizzas, money . . . DISLIKES:pollution, drugs and kids who use them . , . FUTURE PLANS: to go to college Hardwick, Larraine College Prep. Buzzards Bay Dee Dee . . . Oh yeah?” . . . ACTIVITIES: FTA 2, 3, 4: His- torian 3; Color Guard 1, 2: French Club 4; Office girl 2, 3; Senior Class Play . . . LIKES: horror movies, Simon Garfunkel, ping-pong, parties . , . DISLIKES: people who think they know everything . . . FUTURE PLANS: to be- come an elementary school teacher Hawkins, Danny J. College Prep. Otis Hawk . . . “Up against the wall” . , . ACTIVITIES: French Club 2; Football 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 , , . LIKES: Bob Dylan, Basketball, P.E., vacations, chocolate, peanut butter . . . DISLIKES: Bobby Sher- man, Senior questionnaires, milk, coconut . . . FUTURE PLANS: to go to college Hayes, Lynn Christine College Prep. Bourne Just kidding” . . . ACTIVITIES: FHA 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres, of Rec 3: Parliamentarian 4; Code Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; Chorus 4; Prom Committee 3; Softball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Powderpuff Football 1, 2, 3, 4 , . . LIKES: summer. S.M.U., sunny days, the beach, rock concerts . . . DIS- LIKES: snow, dress codes, a certain female biology teacher . . . FUTURE PLANS: to attend college Hinds, Daniel General Pocasset 57 . . . LIKES: money, most other things . . . DISLIKES: none . . . FUTURE PLANS: probably Uncle Sam Brian Handy George A. Handy Danny J. Hawkins Larraine Hardwick Daniel Hinds Holland, Rosemary A. Business Pocasset ACTIVITIES: Driver ' s Ed 3 . . , LIKES: summer, week- ends. traveling . . . DISLIKES: getting up for school, homework, riding the school bus . . . FUTURE PLANS: to be a secretary Holmes, Jody College Prep. Otis Jod . . . ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Red Cross 2; Ethnic Studies Club 3 . . . LIKES: music, foot- ball, California, school spirit . . . DISLIKES: Bourne High . FUTURE PLANS: to teach music Hoppe, Diane B. College Prep. Sagamore Beach Di . . . Smile” . . , ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2; Driver’s Ed 4 . . LIKES: wine, the beach, spring skiing, motor- cycles . . . DISLIKES: Maine, phonies, B.H.S.. going away on weekends . . . FUTURE PLANS: to go to Chamber- lain School of Retailing Horton, Elaine College Prep. Sagamore Beach Oh. well!” . . . ACTIVITIES: Driver ' s Ed 3 , . . LIKES: Roy, horseback riding, water skiiing. Halfway Pond. McDonalds, weekends . , . DISLIKES: study halls, snob- by people, school lunches, Monday mornings, being lonely . , . FUTURE PLANS: to work Page 129 Huff, Maureen Sabina College Prep. Monument Beach ACTIVITIES: French Club 3, 4; treasurer 4; FTA 3, 4; Yearbook staff 4; German Club 4; Prom Committee: Code Club 4; Drivers Ed 3: LIKES: Skiing, Bets, Snow- storms, ski mobiles, hockey games, hobbits, varns, pips, and football games . , . DISLIKES: Mr. Johnson’s chemistry classes, driving other people around, study halls, selling ads . . , FUTURE PLANS: attend Stone- hill College and major in English, Huntington, Kathie Lee Mixed Pocasset Ya know?” . . . ACTIVITIES: Code Club 2, 3; Driver’s Ed 3; Chorus 1. 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4: Co Captain 4 . . . LIKES: Dana, weekends, coming home from long trips, private parties”, a blue Malibu, horses. November 27th, 1970 . . . DISLIKES: underclassmen. Mondays, snobs, school , . . FUTURE PLANS: to become an air- line stewardess and then go to art school to become a commercial artist Diane B. Hoppe Rosemary A. Holland Maureen Sabina Huff Jody Holmes Elaine Horton Kathie Lee Huntington 130 Jarvis, Kathleen College Prep. Buzzards Bay Kathy . . . “Have faith , . . LIKES: the sun and every- thing about summer, being short, buying things, art class, W,L.B, , , . DISLIKES: dishwater, homework, taking up hems, “silent study halls, people you can ' t talk back to . . . FUTURE PLANS: to go to art school Jensen, Alan College Prep. Pocasset Al , , . “Destroy Carthage!” . . , ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres, 3: President 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Debating Club 4: Captain 4 , . . LIKES: sailing, rifle shooting, chess, Spiro T, Agnew . . . DISLIKES: people, religion, history , , . FUTURE PLANS: to earn a docto- rate in marine biology at the University of Miami Jones, Bronwyn Mixed Otis Bundy , . , ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Play , , , LIKES: gymnastics; boys . . . DISLIKES: mean teachers , . . FUTURE PLANS: Attend college in Florida Jones, Mark Edward College Prep. Otis Jonesy . . . ACTIVITIES: Journalism; Chess Club; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; . . . LIKES: chicks, booze, cycles, a little Texan in Ft. Worth . . . DISLIKES: fakes. Bourne, people who dislike long hair . . . FUTURE PLANS: University of Texas Jones, Russell College Prep. Otis Russ . . . “Give them the light and they will follow it anywhere” , . . LIKES: girls, music . . . DISLIKES: dress codes, school lunches, the War . . , FUTURE PLANS: to be a Disc Jockey Kennedy, Pat 0. College Prep. Pocasset The Man . . . Love conquers all , . , ACTIVITIES: NHS 3, 4: Treasurer 4; French Club 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 4 . . . LIKES: good movies, T.N,, the country, animals . . . DISLIKES: big cities, cold people, whispers, being made a fool of . . . FUTURE PLANS: to attend West Vir- ginia University Alan Jensen Mark Edward Jones Pat O. Kennedy Kathleen Jarvis Bronwyn Jones Russell Jones Robert W. Kenney Donna Knoupf Mary E. Laboda Tom Kinder Bruce McCormick Krumrine Kenney, Robert W. College Buzzards Bay Apache . . . “Don’t think twice, it’s alright. . . . ACTIV- ITIES: Hockey 1, 2; LIKES: Bob Dylan: Triumphs; folk music: ’lil blue devils; gush-gush . . . DISLIKES: coming back to Bourne; hippies and long hair with headbands FUTURE PLANS: College Kinder, Tom College Prep. Otis “And thats the truth! . . ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Student Council 2; Athletic Council 3; Vice-President 3; Yearbook 3 . . . LIKES: the ocean, grapefruit, James Taylor, snow, California . . . DIS- LIKES: white sox, school, haircuts, peanut butter, pizza for lunch . . . FUTURE PLANS: to become an architect in San Francisco Knoupf, Donna College Prep. Otis Donna-Chan . . . “Smile! It can ' t be all that bad!” . . . ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3: International Club 3; Taishi Club 1; FHA 4; Falcon Featurettes 3; Library Assistant 1, 2: GAA 2, 3: Drill Team 1; Model U.N. 3; Chorus 2; Junior Red Cross 1; Vice President of Red Cross 2. 3; Powerpuff Football 3 . . . LIKES: to be with people I like, sports, dancing, the outdoors . . . DISLIKES: to be stared at, to be with someone who cuts down people . . . FUTURE PLANS: to work in medicine Krumrine, Bruce McCormick College Prep. Parts Unknown Mr. Krumrine, Sir . . . ACTIVITIES: Audio-Visual Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Sons of the American Revolution 3, 4; Presi- dent’s Council on Physical Fitness 1. 2. 3, 4; Welcome Wagon Committee 4, 3, 2, 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 4; Alpine Skiing 1, 3, 4; Logrolling Team 1, 2. 5 . . . LIKES: Bogart movies, Robert Zimmerman, the Bourne Sanitation Department . . . DISLIKES: preppies, school spirit, eppie boots . . . FUTURE PLANS: sees college Laboda, Mary E. College Prep. Pocasset ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 4; Code Club 4; Senior Class Play; Prom Committee: Yearbook Editor 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3; Drivers Ed 3; Office Aide 4 . , . LIKES: summer, suntans, the beach, yellow . . . DISLIKES: bad moods, fifth period, broken windows, bus tours FUTURE PLANS: Boston College 1. Lane, WaRer College Prep. Pocasset Ham . . . “Keep that stick on the ice! . . . ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 4; Wrestling 1 , . LIKES: meeting new people, seeing new places . . . DISLIKES: none . , . FUTURE PLANS: to go to college to become an electrical engi- neer 132 Walter Lane Larson, Victoria M. College Prep. Pocasset Vic . . . “We ' ll have none of this tom-foolery! . . . AC- TIVITIES: Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Softball 1. 2, 3. 4; . , . LIKES: eating ice cream out of a glass, physics 1 st 2nd period, Mrs. Kiniry’s windows . , . DISLIKES: egotists in B.H.S., the B.H.S. lunch of tur- key on a stick . . . FUTURE PLANS: to be an oceanog- rapher or a submarine geologist Layton, Deborah Business Sagamore Beach Deb the Reb . . . You’re going to get it!” . . . ACTIVI- TIES: Code Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Guidance Office 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . LIKES: the class of 69 . ' 53 Chevys, blue, finally having a license, December 27, small restau- rants in Boston, having a good time . . . DISLIKES: other people’s problems, having arguments, teachers with favoritism, trying to say something important, staying home on weekends . . . FUTURE PLANS: to go to Cape Cod Community College to become a business teacher Leslie, Howard W., Jr. General Buzzards Bay Bill . . . LIKES: cars, money Lewis, James H. Ill Business Otis AFB Butch . . . Check it out.” . . . ACTIVITIES: Basketball . , . LIKES: Girls, football, basketball, handball . . . DIS- LIKES: Noisy people . . . FUTURE PLANS: College Llanes, Andrea General Otis Andy . . . “It’s a date!” . . , ACTIVITIES: Driver’s Ed 3 . . . LIKES: Wolfe, ice cream, vacations, parties, travel- ing, staying out late . . . DISLIKES: milk, liars, snobs, getting up early . . . FUTURE PLANS: none Lonergan, Don Business Pocasset LIKES: vacations, weekends, Fridays, business law . . . DISLIKES: wise freshmen, lunchtime at B.H.S., tests . . . FUTURE PLANS: to attend Cape Cod Community Col- lege James H. Lewis III Deborah Layton Don Lonergan 133 Howard w. Leslie, Jr Andrea Llanes Victoria M. Larson Long, Deborah Business Sagamore Deb . , . What’s up? . . . ACTIVITIES: Powderpuff Foot- ball 3; Driver ' s Ed 3: Prom Committee 3 . . . LIKES: girls night out, parties, chocolate cake. Mountain, The Bos- ton Tea Party, sleeping late . . . DISLIKES: friends getting busted, school lunch, stuck up Goochie Coolies, having no senior privileges . . . FUTURE PLANS: un- decided Long, Sharon College Prep. Sagamore Beach “I doubt it” . . . ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Powderpuff Football 1, 2, 3 . . . LIKES: weekends in Boston, D-Y, a few certain people, GTO ' s, Lindsey’s , , . DISLIKES: snobs, lies, a boring life, dull weekends . . . FUTURE PLANS: to go to Peter Bent Brig- ham School of Nursing General Lopes, Danny Cataumet Lopes, Lidia Denise College Prep. Cataumet Lydia Baby . . . Ask me no questions and I’ll tell you no lies . . . ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys 1, 2, 3, 4 , . . LIKES: knitting, sewing, reading . , . DIS- LIKES: cruelty, school, tests . . . FUTURE PLANS: to be an R.N. Lynch, Loni General Otis Fire . . . Such is life . . . LIKES: black, beautiful peo- ple, being free and wild. Jack, blue . . . DISLIKES: narcs, loud people, being in trouble . . . FUTURE PLANS: to stay on the Cape for the summer and then go home to San Francisco MacLean, David Ross College Prep. Cataumat Little Clif . . . That’s rude looking. . . . ACTIVITIES: Art Club 1: Student Council 4; Driver’s Ed 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Yearbook staff 4; Baseball 1; Golf 4; Indoor Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, , . . LIKES: A certain weasel; teachers with the first name of Lee; a certain dorm in North- eastern; Mercedes-Benz; things from nature; Falstaff Draft in bottles; nice looking girls . . . DISLIKES: Fluorescent cars; lowsy parties; cops, especially stateys; egg plant; rude-looking pigs: Boy Scout shoes; research papers . , . FUTURE PLANS: plans to make alot of money. Danny Lopes Sharon Long Lorn Lynch David Ross MacLean 134 Deborah Long i I Lidia Denise Lopes May, Richard Business Otis McCauley, Kathleen F. College Prep. Monument Beach Kathy . . . “Take care of yourself” . . . ACTIVITIES: Ger- man Club II , . . LIKES: Basketball; horseback riding; the wind sea; drawing; reading, really feeling alive . . . DISLIKES: Conformity for the sake of conformity itself, blind followers, not knowing the answer to “Who am I?” . . . FUTURE PLANS: To find out who I am and what I want out of life. McCulloch, Deb College Prep. Pocasset “Shucks!” . . . ACTIVITIES: FTA 1; Student Council 4; Yearbook staff; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 4 . . . LIKES: Mr. T’s advanced Bio labs, Mr. Garbutt’s car, Hermann Hesse . . , DISLIKES: Bears, apes, mice and administrative animal animals in general . . . FUTURE PLANS: U. Mass. McKenzie, Joanne College Prep. Buzzards Bay Jo . . . “Really?” . . . ACTIVITIES: Driver ' s Ed; Code Club; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . LIKES: skiing, sports, art. New Hampshire, mountains . . . DISLIKES: rain, running laps . . . FUTURE PLANS: college and Peace Corps McMahon, James R. Ill College Prep. Buzzards Bay Jim . . . “Best believe it” , . . ACTIVITIES: Baseball . . . LIKES: girls, cars, movies, weekends, vacations, TV . , . DISLIKES: wise guys, tough kids, pushers . , . FU- TURE PLANS: State Police or Registry Melanson, R. Scott General Pocasset Scotty . . . LIKES: VW buses that work well . . , DIS- LIKES: VW buses that have to be pushed Joanne McKenzie Kathleen F. McCauley R. Scott Melanson 135 Deb McCulloch Richard May James R. McMahon III Michelsen, Fred General Buzzards Bay Fred . . . What a weekend . , . ACTIVITIES: Otis Teen- club; Demolay; football; baseball . . . LIKES: sports, girls, parties, driving, some teachers, beer . . . DIS- LIKES: rainy days, flat tires, school chairs, getting busted . . , FUTURE PLANS: become a free spirit Michelson, Charles General Gray Gables Milliken, David A. Business Buzzards Bay Dave . . . Ask me if I care: . . . ACTIVITIES: Drivers Ed ill, . . , LIKES: Bookkeeping, driving, working, school vacations, Marlboro’s, living, girls . , . DISLIKES: Es- tablishment, boastful, persistent people who think they know everything, and people who show favoritism to- ward certain people . . . FUTURE PLANS: Either the service or College in Hyannis Murphy, Bruce Mixed Monument Beach Murf . . . ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Basketweaving 5, 6, 7, Play dough 1 O’Connor, Laureen College Prep. Pocasset ACTIVITIES: Yearbook staff; Prom Committee: Chorus I, II, II, IV; Code Club II, III, IV . , . LIKES: Skiing, snow- storms, VW ' s Florida in April, sorority, weekend par- ties, little kids, Xmas . . . DISLIKES: HoJo’s, getting up early, class picture, study halls with Mr. L., ticket lines . . . FUTURE PLANS: To become an elementary school teacher Olivares, Gilbert General Otis Gil . . . ACTIVITIES: Band; Chess Club; French Club; Track 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Weight Lifting . . . LIKES: bikes, go-karts, chrome, art . . . DISLIKES: school, teachers, school lunches . . . FUTURE PLANS: touring the US Charles Michelson Bruce Murphy Gilbert Olivares 136 Fred Michelsen David A. Milliken O’Reilly, Patricia Ann College Prep. Bourne Patty . . . Oh, well ' ' . . . ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Com- mittee Chairman; Senior Class Play; Softball I, II, III, IV; Field Hockey II, IV; Basketball II, III, IV . , . LIKES: Water skiing, skating, swimming, knitting . . . DISLIKES: Conceited people, cheating . . . FUTURE PLANS: Nurs- ing School Palo, Paul A. College Prep. Buzzards Bay ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4; NHS 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; German Club 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; Band 1, 2; Boy ' s State 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . LIKES: Linda, all yellow canary cars, Jimi Hendrix, track meets, all sports except baseball, the trip out to the sand-spit . . . DISLIKES: vocab, English assignments, broken fingers, cars that don ' t run, riding the bus to school . . , FUTURE PLANS: attend engineering school Pearson Nancy E. College Prep. Bourne Nanc . , . “What ' s going on? . . . ACTIVITIES: Library aide 1, 2; chorus 3. 4; Jr. Prom Committee; French Club 3, 4; President 4; Yearbook editor; Activities and Under- classmen; Senior class play; Driver ' s Ed 3 . . . LIKES: football and basketball, guitar, snow, driving the ' 54 Desoto . . . DISLIKES: College math word problems, students without school spirit, first period on Monday mornings . . . FUTURE PLANS: Bridgewater or Framing- ham Percy, Kenneth Business Pocasset A.B. . . . “morning . . . ACTIVITIES: track . , . LIKES: a certain girl from Worchester, travel, summertime . . . DISLIKES: football coaches, the draft . . . FUTURE PLANS: Law school Perez, Rose Marie College Prep. Sagamore Rose . . . “Poor baby . . . ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2. 3; Code Club 1. 2, 3 . . . LIKES: changing moods; becoming involved . , . DISLIKES: homework; cliques; gossips . . . FUTURE PLANS: teach Home Ec Philbrick, Steven College Prep Monument Beach Kenneth Percy Paul A. Palo Steven Philbrick 137 Nancy E. Pearson Patricia Ann O.Reilly Rose Marie Perez Charles Quintal 138 Pidgeon, Holly Business Pocasset Hoddy . . . Are you kidding . . . ACTIVITIES: Office aide 2. 3. 4; Driver ' s Ed 3; Prom Court 3; Senior class play; basketball 1 . . . LIKES: G.L.B., Senior year, week- ends in Boston, Dip 16, Halloween . . . DISLIKES: Mon- day mornings, snobby people, onion pizza , . . FUTURE PLANS: secretarial work Pierce, Ken Business Monument Beach Spanky . . . Hey mother, how ' s your whole family? , . . ACTIVITIES: Monument Beach Surf; . . . LIKES: certain girl with the initials RFC. surfing; Gooche ' s . . . DISLIKES: dings; court rooms; mean look- ing judges, phoney people, BHS, Pocasset dances . . . FUTURE PLANS: Leaving Bourne to attend school Prince, Philip M. College Prep. Otis Phil Shiva . . . ACTIVITIES: NHS; Basketball, Football . . . LIKES: women. Shiva, rock music, money, food . . . DISLIKES: school, homework, death, waiting . . . FU- TURE PLANS: college, fame and fortune Putt, David College Prep. Otis Dave . . . Yeah, right” . . . ACTIVITIES: NHS; Chorus; Senior class play . . . LIKES: Debbie Alaska, motor- cycles, summer days, long hair , . . DISLIKES: being hassled about my hair . . . FUTURE PLANS: Forest ranger in Alaska Queenan, John General Pocasset Quintal, Charles College Prep. Buzzards Bay Charlie . . . Heh!” . . . ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Football. Driver ' s Ed . , . LIKES: intoxicating liquids, Bourne High. Nancy Ehmann . . . DISLIKES: French, Mr. Clifford, studying . . . FUTURE PLANS: College Philip M. Prince John Queenan Holly Pidgeon Ken Pierce David Putt Raymond, Ken General Sagamore Raymond, Susan Diane Business Monument Beach Sue . . . ACTIVITIES: Code Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver’s Ed 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3; softball 1,2... LIKES: Florida, sum- mer in Falmouth, Bruins, basketball games, meeting new people . . . DISLIKES: Base kids, B.L., getting up early , . . FUTURE PLANS: secretarial work Reali, Robert College Prep. Sagamore Bob . , , ’’All right” . . . ACTIVITIES: golf . . . LIKES: driving cars . , FUTURE PLANS: to be an engineer Reynolds, Diane College Prep. Buzzards Bay Pixie . . . Are you sure?” . . . ACTIVITIES: Code Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum major 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver’s Ed 3 . . . LIKES: R.G.L. 14, G.T.O.’s, a certain ring, snowy nights, friendly people. Rainbow, the first of each month . . . DISLIKES: snobby, unfriendly people . . . FUTURE PLANS: mar- riage in November of 1971 Richards, Anthony Business Course Otis Tony . . , “YOU ain’t wrong.” . . . ACTIVITIES: Letter- man’s Club 1, 2, 3: Golf 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Track 1 . . . LIKES: sunshine, sports, posters, blue . . . DIS- LIKES: pain, put-ons, 1964 burgundy Ford, Otis . . . FUTURE PLANS: Business school Richardson, Michael J. College Prep. Pocasset ACTIVITIES: Chess Club, Aptucxet Rifle Club . . . LIKES: sailing, hunting, archery, target shooting, gas powered model airplanes, being alone . . . DISLIKES: talking too much . . . FUTURE PLANS: engineer Diane Reynolds Robert Reali Susan Diane Raymond Michael J. Richardson 139 Ken Raymond Anthony Richards Sanford, Patricia A. College Prep. Monument Beach Patti . . . ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . LIKES: true friends, sleeping in the morning, skiing . , . DISLIKES: getting up in the morning, cold weather, sourkraut . . . FUTURE PLANS: to be a nurse Rigazio, Diane Business Sagamore De . . . I don’t care” . , . ACTIVITIES: Art Club 3, 4; Driver’s Ed 3 . . , LIKES: R.D., small parties, graduating, long hair, sincere people . . . DISLIKES: snobby people, getting up for school, working, cold weather, rain . . . FUTURE PLANS: art school Rose, Charles Lawrence General Tahonto Chucky . . . “Never plan ahead” . . . LIKES: Volkswagen Buses, Carbo’s, P.J., music of any kind, Shakespeare . . DISLIKES: spinach, U.S.O. pool tables . . , FUTURE PLANS: make the best I can out of life Sanford, Wandalee General Sagamore Lee , , . ' v ' ou know how it is” . . . ACTIVITIES: FHA 3, 4 . . LIKES: considerate people, walking down the canal, being involved in church activities, talking to people who listen instead of criticize . . . DISLIKES: Monday mornings, people who think that they are better than anyone else. Typing 1 . . . FUTURE PLANS: to be a licensed practical nurse Sano, Francis O. College Prep. Monument Beach Frank . . . “That’s debatable” . . . ACTIVITIES: Driver’s Ed . . . LIKES: VW’s, hockey, journalism class . , . DIS- LIKES: hitchhiking in winter Schofield, Gail Business Otis Diane Rigazio Charles Lawrence Rose Patricia A. Sanford Wandalee Sanford Gail Schofield Francis O. Sano 140 i Shalkauskas, Rosemary I Business Monument Beach Smith, Robert E., Jr. Business Buzzards Bay Bobby . . . ACTIVITIES: Band; stage band; hockey . , LIKES: homeroom, lunch, study, two o ' clock, math ; classes with good teachers . . . DISLIKES: boring En- I glish classes, detentions, long days . . . FUTURE PLANS: ; college Snow, Ann E. College Prep. Cataumet I can’t believe it! . , , ACTIVITIES: Code Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Driver ' s Ed 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior . Class Play; Prom Committee; Powderpuff football 3, 4 . . . LIKES: good friends, folk rock. C.S.N.Y. , Bob Dylan, Boston . . . DISLIKES: Bourne, ugly cars, snobs, f chemistry, math . . . FUTURE PLANS: majoring in jour- nalism Sorenti, Joseph F. Mixed course Sagamore Beach Joe . . . ACTIVITIES: Football; Baseball; Track . . . LIKES: sports, girls . . . DISLIKES: stuck up people . . . FUTURE PLANS: Business college , Spates, Gary College Prep. Monument Beach Take it slow . . . ACTIVITIES: Basketball . . , LIKES: peace, girls, food . . . DISLIKES: school lunch, English, cold weather Spates, William R. College Prep. Monument Beach Bill . . . Keep it straight, . . , LIKES: food, everybody, snow, girls, studies, gym . . . DISLIKES: curly eye lashes. English . . . FUTURE PLANS: Computer programmer Gary Spates William R. Spates 141 Robert E. Smith, Jr. Joseph F. Sorenti Rosemary Shalkauskas Ann E. Snow Brad Spavin Shirley Suchocki Ralph Tanner Robert Studley James C. Sweeney Sandra Tate Spavin, Brad General Gray Gables LIKES: art, painting, music, the WHO, large orchestras DISLIKES: being harassed FUTURE PLANS: be rich Studley, Robert College Prep. Buzzards Bay Stud . . . Groovy . . . ACTIVITIES: Baseball . . , LIKES: blondes, baseball, football, Boston Red Sox. New York Giants, bowling, ice skating, hockey . , . DISLIKES: boring teachers . . . FUTURE PLANS: college Suchocki, Shirley College Prep. OtisAFB I’m insane . . . ACTIVITIES: Band 3; Chorus 3, 4: Driver ' s Ed 3; French Club 4; Yearbook Editor 4: Senior Class Play: National Honor Society 3, 4; . , . LIKES: Dra- ma, Singing. Math. Skiing . . . DISLIKES: Snobbish peo- ple. cheese . . . SPORTS: Softball 3, 4 . . . FUTURE PLANS: Gettysburg College Sweeney, James C. College Prep. Buzzards Bay Jimbo . . . Small ... ACTIVITIES: German Club 3, 4; vice-president 3; FTA 3. 4: president 4; NHS 3, 4: Class vice-president 1, 2; Class president 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf 1, 2, 3; Baseball 4 . . . LIKES: pizza, bit of the bubbly brew , F-310, being with the gang . . . DIS- LIKES: Busy nights at the Mill, show offs . . , FUTURE PLANS: college, engineering major Tanner, Ralph College Prep. Buzzards Bay Why not” . . . ACTIVITIES: Science club; Chess club . . . LIKES: science, the great outdoors , everything . . . DISLIKES: tests . . FUTURE PLANS: Research Biologist Tate, Sandra College Prep. Monument Beach Sandy . . . ACTIVITIES: FTA 1, 4; Yearbook staff; Stu- dent Council 3, Executive Board 3; Prom Committee . . . LIKES: being with Sergio, some beaches, people who listen . . . DISLIKES: being lonely, bigots, some beaches . , . FUTURE PLANS: Cape Cod Community College, then maybe Boston U. 142 Tellier, Richard Business Buzzards Bay Rick . . , ACTIVITIES: Driver ' s Ed 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Hoc- key 1, 2; Football 2 . , , LIKES: Whiteys , math class, Mrs. Eaton’s school lunches . . . DISLIKES: Miss Rice ' s English Classes, wise freshmen . . . FUTURE PLANS: Cape Cod Community College Tobey, Linda A. Business Monument Beach Lindy . . . Tough! . . . ACTIVITIES: Driver’s Ed . . . LIKES: reading, writing, art, ice skating, hamburgers, french fries, vests . . . DISLIKES: Falmouth, onions, snobby people, show offs , . . FUTURE PLANS: art or business school Toner, Margaret College Prep. Buzzards Bay Maggie . . . Jesus Christ! . . . ACTIVITIES: Powder- puff football 2: pep squad 2; Driver’s Ed 3; Chorus 3; NHS 3, 4 . . . LIKES: Cape Cod beaches . , . DISLIKES: German teachers. Buzzards Bay . . . FUTURE PLANS: college, marine biology Turgen, Richard Enerst General Buzzards Bay Dick . . , LIKES: working on cars . . . FUTURE PLANS: working Vann, Avis Cassandra General Otis A , . , Check it out!” . . . ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 3; Of- fice Girl 3: Driver Education 3; Bourne Dispatch 4 . , . LIKES: Buster, vegatables, fine clothes, California, Boston, having a good time all the time . . . DISLIKES: phoney people, rainy days, getting up early . . . FUTURE PLANS: plans to model or become a secretary Walker, Polly Anne College Prep. Monument Beach Polly . . , Are you kidding me? . . . ACTIVITIES: Ma- jorette 2, 3, 4; Code Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Chorus 1, 2: Driver’s Ed 3 . . . LIKES: Mustangs, summer in Falmouth, football and basketball season, good friends, the other majorettes, the Bruins . . . DISL IKES: lack of SENIOR privileges, lack of school spirit, getting up at 6:00, conceited people , . . FUTURE PLANS: At- tend Cape Cod Community college and transfer to a four year school Margaret Toner Avis Cassandra Vann Linda A. Tobey Richard Enerst Turgen Richard Tellier Polly Anne Walker 143 s N. Julia Marie Weston Bradford J. White Steven Winget Weston, Julia Marie College Prep. Pocasset Julia . . , You know.” . . . ACTIVITIES: Code Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Prom Committee 3: Chorus 1. 2, 3: Year- book staff 4; Student Council 3: Driver ' s Ed 3: Powder- puff Football 1,3... LIKES: Monkies, especially Brad; beech fruit; bears; walking . . . DISLIKES: ice; mouths FUTURE PLANS: college White, Bradford J. College Prep. Buzzards Bay Bump . . . Get that fork away from me. . . . ACTIVI- TIES: Art Club 4; FTA 4; Class Vice-pres. 3; Class Presi- dent 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4; Golf 4; Student Council 4 . . . LIKES: Terri; all of the good things and some of the bad things; “Toots”. (Julia) . . . DISLIKES: chicks and checks; Bud; flying butter; loud mouths; being owned FUTURE PLANS: art college Whitehead, Walter College Prep Buzzards Bay ACTIVITIES: Driver’s Ed 3; German Club 4; Journalism 4 . . . LIKES: Led Zeppelin; sleepin’; long vacations . . . DISLIKES: Chemistry; rainy week-ends; pollution . . . FUTURE PLANS: study psychology Winget, Steven College Prep. Monument Beach Steve . . . Let’s get outta here.” . . . ACTIVITIES: Driver’s Ed 3; . . . LIKES: surfing; Mother’s Natures Son; vacations . . . DISLIKES: Volkswagens; Paul Paquette and OTHER pigs . . . FUTURE PLANS: undecided Wintermeyer, Charles College Prep. Pocasset Chas . . . ACTIVITIES: NHS; Chess club; Debating club . . . LIKES: coins, astronomy, law . . DISLIKES: French, school food . . . FUTURE PLANS: attend Air Force Acad- emy Wright, Deborah Jean College Prep. Buzzards Bay Debbie . . . Tell me, tell me.” . . . ACTIVITIES: Code Club 3, 4; vice-pres. 4; French Club 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Sec- retary 4; Chorus 3; Driver’s Ed 3; Class Marshal ’70; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3 . . . LIKES: par- ties; hot pastromi; nice people; talkative people . . . DISLIKES: snobby; provincialism; peanut butter sand- wiches; stupid jokes . . . FUTURE PLANS . . . Connecti- cut College. 144 Deborah Jean Wright Walter Whitehead Charles Wintermeyer Wyman, Jeff Mixed Otis What ' s for lunch?” . . , LIKES: music, Connie Coffey . . . DISLIKES: filling out forms, mid-years, finals: 4. . . FUTURE PLANS: attend music school Zavrid, John General Sagamore Beach Pillsbury Dough Boy . . . Life, liberty, and the pursuit of nothingness . . . LIKES: Schlitz; driving to Attleboro for the parties; houses on Philip ' s Road; Bruno ' s; the dump; summer 70; week-ends down the Cape . , . DIS- LIKES: the Local Authorities; violent hangovers; Dec. 31, 1969, which was a disaster; winters; work . , . FU- TURE PLANS: plans to marry a childhood sweetheart Ziegler, Bonnie College Prep. Otis It ' s fantastic! . . . ACTIVITIES: Code Club 4; NHS 3, 4; President 4; German Club 4: Secretary; Latin Club 1; Driver ' s Ed 3; Powderpuff Football 2, 3; FTA 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Chorus 3; Senior play staff; Yearbook edi- tor: Girl ' s sports; Student Council 4; Graduation Mar- shal ' 70 . . . LIKES: snow, weekends, the Purple Wave, Hockey, competition . . , DISLIKES: fog, conceited peo- ple, German, fifth period . . . FUTURE PLANS: U. Mass. Zifcak, Mike College Prep. Buzzards Bay Zip . . . I forget.” , . . ACTIVITIES: German Club 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3; Vice Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Senior Class Play . , . Golf 1, 2, 3; Basketball 3; Baseball 4 . . . LIKES: Sports cars; good music; long holidays . . . DISLIKES: working on holidays . . . FUTURE PLANS: College Zlogar, Regina M. College Prep. Buzzards Bay Gina . . . Jeepers!” . . . ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: State President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl ' s State 3; German Club 2, Office Aide 3, 4; Driver ' s Ed 3 . . . LIKES: Hockey, guitar . . . DISLIKES: basketball; putons . . . FUTURE PLANS: major in Home Ec John Zavrid Mike Zifcak 145 Jeff Wyman Bonnie Ziegler Regina M. Zlogar Burkhart, Carl Murphy, Edward College Prep. OtisAFB “Red ' . . “Whadd I tell you?” . . . SPORTS: Soccer, Baseball. Softball . . . CLUBS: French Club; Foreign Language Club . . . LIKES: Outdoor sports, skindiving, good books, good friends . . . FUTURE PLANS: Air Force Academy Chapman, James Business Buzzards Bay Jim . . ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1 . LIKES: sports . DIS- LIKES: none . . FUTURE PLANS: to go into the Air Force Erickson, Barbara Business Sagamore Beach Bambi . , . Oh my God!” . . LIKES: black Buick Rivi- era ' s, Mr. Lavin, music, new clothes, a guy who doesn’t treat you like dirt, freedom, people who take you for what you really are . . . DISLIKES: school, school lunches, conceited people, Viet Nam, people who spread rumors, people who buy their friends. Cape Cod. Bourne . . FUTURE PLANS: to get married Harding, Dean General Bournedale Out of hand. , . . LIKES: Girls, parties, fast cars. DIS- LIKES: School, pigs, and dead parties . . . FUTURE PLANS: To raise HELL as long as possible! Kelleher, Richard General Pocasset Dicky . . . What ' s happening” . . FUTURE PLANS: to take things as they come Lackie, Edward General Buzzards Bay Eddie . . . Thats life, huh! . . . ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 2; . LIKES: old purple VW ' s, bikes, summer, cheesebur- gers. nature, going out with a certain broad . , . DIS- LIKES: getting up mornings, working on VW ' s, short hair, staying home, messed up broads, wiping out on 305 Honda ' s . . FUTURE PLANS: doesn ' t care about the future Mosher, Robert College Prep. Monument Beach Rob . . . ACTIVITIES: Science Club, Yearbook Staff, Se- nior Class Play, Carpe diem eras.” . . . LIKES: Choco- late ice cream, pep rallies, a few teachers, pizza, fudge . DISLIKES: Homework, reports, term papers, a few teachers, Mid-Years ' exams . FUTURE PLANS: Furthering education Business Sagamore Beach Ted . . ACTIVITIES: Key Club 2, 3; Cross Country Track 1; Winter track 1, 2: Spring track 1 . . . LIKES: Sports cars, ski trips, long vacations, boating and watching hockey games , . DISLIKES: Being broke, homework, summer tourists, hot days, and unreliable people. FU- TURE PLANS: To attend a junior college Pearsons, George College Prep. Sagamore What time does this class end? . . . LIKES: jamming with Ethier, Big Bird” on Sesame Street, Amidon ' s mustache . . . DISLIKES: filling out forms . . . FUTURE PLANS: would like to enter the field of Commercial Art Sommerville, Gail M. College Prep. Gray Gables Well! . . . LIKES: long hair, summer, mushroom pizza, hot fudge sundaes with marshmallow and nuts. Mr. Garbutt, Three Dog Night . . . FUTURE PLANS: college Suhl, Joyce Business Sagamore Beach Chewy ... I don ' t understand . . . LIKES: horseback riding, water skiing, walking on the beach, flowers. Tabu . . . DISLIKES: people who don ' t act themselves, comical movies, funnybooks, bubblegum that makes my teeth itch . . . FUTURE PLANS: to be a secretary Thompson, Lynne General Otis Gypsy woman . . . “Right on” , , , LIKES: good times . . . DISLIKES: Bourne . . . FUTURE PLANS: work with under- privileged children Turner, James College Prep. Gray Gables Jim , . . LIKES: 15 periods of crafts, getting away, get- ting lost, having a lot, Needham . . . DISLIKES: having Purdy lose my pictures, being stopped, working at GGM, cold thumbing . . . FUTURE PLANS: college York, Charles College Prep. Cataumet Chuckly ... I regret I have but one country to give for my life . . . ACTIVITIES: Science Club . . . LIKES: music, sailing, biology, summer sports in the winter, summer sports in the summer, physical simplicity, perception . . DISLIKES: myself at times . . FUTURE PLANS: Rhinocerous trainer at the Philadelphia Zoo. p Senior Superlatives MOST ATHLETIC: DAN HAWKINS AND (not pictured) DEBRA MCCULLOCH MOST VERSATILE: LINDA BARLOW AND PAUL PALO 148 FRIENDLIEST: ANNE CZARNETSKI AND JIMMEY SWEENEY Scarborough Fair” Holiday Inn Takes On Aspect of Simon and Garfunkel’s song “Scarborough Fair” furnished the theme and Holiday Inn pro- vided the atmosphere as the prom committee, under the leadership of Mary Lynn Sher- lock, presented Junior Prom ’71. The class voted Susan Wright to reign over the major social event of the year. A colorful gazebo was the setting for the crowning and the pres- entation of the court . . . Beth Walters, Jeanie Christopulos, Karen Brown, Mary Lynn Sher- lock, and Mary Beth McGreevy. 152 School’s “My Fair Lady” SENIOR CLASS PLAY Under the able direction of Mrs. Bernadette Brooks, the class of ' 71 produced the first musical in the school’s history, “My Fair Lady.” After two months of practice, hard work, and frustration, stars Gretchen Cease, Bob Mosher, and David Putt filled the air with music and laughter. The talented chorus girls provided background singing and a Can-Can that will never be forgotten. The class of ’71 would like to express their thanks to the many people who made this pro- duction possible. We especially want to thank Mr. John Sanders and Mrs. Bernadette Brooks for their patience and expert guidance. Mrs. Eynsford-Hill POLY WALKER Freddy Eynsford-Hill .... PAT KENNEDY Eliza Doolittle GRETCHEN CEASE Colonel Pickering DAVID PUTT Henry Higgins BOB MOSHER Cockneys SHIRLEY SUCKOCKI CHARLES WINTERMYER Bartender . DAVID MacCLEAN Harry CARL BURKHART Jamie GEORGE HANDY Alfred P. Doolittle .... JEFFREY BURTON Mrs. Pearce PATTY O’RIELLY Mrs. Hopkins ANNE CZARNETZKI Butler CARL BURKHART Servants AUDREY AFLAGUE LORRINE HARDWICK Mrs. Higgins HOLLY PIDGEON Chauffeur PHILIP PRINCE Lord Boxington . CHARLES WINTERMEYER Lady Boxington PAM BURNS Constable CARL BURKHART Flower Girl SHIRLEY SUCKOCKI Zoltan Karpathy CARL BURKHART Flunky SHIRLEY SUCKOCKI Queen of Hungary .... NANCY PEARSON Empress of Zanzibar . . DEBORAH WRIGHT Mrs. Higgins Maid .... AUDREY AFLAGUE Production Propertyman . Deborah Wright Wardrobe Mistress Bonnie Ziegler Scenery Brad White Conductor John Saunders Director Bernadette Brooks 155 Cast In Order of Appearance - A look at the many stars of “My Fair Lady.” The Class Will, Prophecy, And History: Glass Day 71. Class Day speakers. Anxiously awaiting the processional. rrr Graduation June, 1971: Outdoor Commencement Exercises. CLASS ODE 1971 The world is given to us It is formed, established — unsure It is our duty to make it sure To prove ourselves We can do it! The world is given to us It is bigoted, warring — divided We will make it one Against all opposition We can do it! The world was given to us It was dirty, plagued — tired It needed to be made proud Proud of its people and their accomplishments We are making it proud! The world will be ours It will be free, open — loving The people will know one another They will know themselves We shall do it! Bonnie Ziegler Ima Mater From elm trees tall, soft shadows fall, And speak to us of Bourne High. Loud voices raise, in songs of praise. For our dear old Bourne High. Remember all the friendships made. And memories that ne’er fade. Through your ideals, we ' ll reach our goal; Bourne High, dear Bourne High. And when from We’ll go with Within your wal Will help us a When we return From far and And sing of prai Bourne High, your loved doors we go, pride because we know Is, the lessons gained, II, our goals attain, in later years; wide we’ll gather here, se for all to hear; dear Bourne High. — Helen Murray ’43 ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS the business and organizations whose messages appear on the following pages faithfully sup- ported ‘‘bur; .annual yearbook publication and encouraged Bourne High School graduates to enter the ' competitive market with confidence. Depicted in the- ' p ges that follow are the ' t ' ' V- ■ ■ ‘■••■ si.;; . ' ' ■ ‘.Mil • p.. “ . . . . ' ' H :. , , Underclassmen and the many extracurricular organizations of Bourne High. The hearty best wishes of all are gratefully acknowledged. The Senior class hereby extends a vote of thanks to all who have helped to make the yearbook a success. MOTEL Route 28 Buzzards Bay Cape Cod, Mass. 02532 Tel. 759-4473 Est. 1946 C.W. 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THE DIPLOMAT HOWIE ' S MARKET LODGE QUALITY MEATS Route 28 CHOICE PRIME Bourne Bridge Approach CUT TO ORDER Buzzards Bay 759-5786 303 BARLOWS LANDING ROAD POCASSET 563-5004 Indoor Pool Sauna Gym BEACH PACKAGE STORE 443 Shore Road Monument Beach, Mass. Compliments of the BOARD OF SELECTMEN Town of Bourne