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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1972 volume:

2-e c,t o ,oo 30 b 0 C 0b Uppermost in our knowledge acquired from our four years at Bourne High School is being able to value the many meanings of friendship. We have learned to form our own opinions and at the same time respect the opinions of others. Yearbook Staff Holly Phillips — Editor Susan Wright — Assistant Editor Mark Leary — Sports Editor William Driscoll — Advertising Manager Jane Weston — Business Manager Sandy Fougere — Production Editor Mary Lynn Sherlock — Art Editor Mr. Daniel Gaylord — Advisor 4 MmiwaiMt . . w.m 1 ; 1 ? ' ■! •. •■ : - — 7”” 1 1I We have also learned to work together , giving of our- selves as well as receiving from others. Cooperation was the word best to describe this year in that everyone worked side by side to make it more meaningful for all. Although we have learned to respect the values of others, we feel that self-respect is more important in establish- ing our own identity. The talent of being able to make people laugh is a gift in itself, but it is a greater talent to be able to laugh at oneself. 6 Over the four years we have matured to a greater understanding of people. We are able to look beyond the snythetic facades of a person to the essence of that person ' s being. ■ Above all, our high school years have helped us to develop our character and broaden our horizons to meet the challenges of the future . 9 We dedicate the 1972 Canal Currents to Mrs. Ann M. Sullivan k. . We, the Class of 1972, reverently dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Ann M. Sullivan. Reluctantly, Mrs. Sullivan retired but she is fondly remembered in our hearts for her kindness, devotion and good-will. Mrs. Sullivan began teaching physical education at Bourne High in 1955. During her years at Bourne, Mrs. Sullivan was the advisor of the cheerleading squad for five years, and was the coach of the varsity softball team for several years. Therefore, it is with great respect and deep sincerity, that we the Class of 1972 dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Ann M. Sullivan. faculty ( ' ul-ti), n. any mental or physical power; mental capacity; skill obtained by practice; ability; ease; readiness; the members collectively of any one of the learned professions, especially the medical; the masters and professors of a department in a university 13 L 1 ' Administration Mr. Roland T. Brown Mr. Frederick J. Dunbury Mr. John H. Gray Mr. Russell E. Burns 9 fa m i t Mr. Alexander S. Consoni Administration Geraldine Eischeid Priscilla Lay Gladys Burgess Dorothy Peckham 15 SKSSiS Faculty David Allen Douglas Amidon I Mildred Anderson Andree Ayres Lucien Bachand Donald Belliveau Susanne Beveridge Justine Chandler Louis Ciolkowski Barry Cliford ■r Joan Coggeshall William Cook Francis Daley Elaine Darsch 2 J Maurice Desmaris Susan Doucette John Dunn Lois Farmer John Farrell Raymond Fitzgerald Robert Frazier Mary Galaska Faculty Faculty Robert Garbutt Dan Gaylord Howard F. Gregory Rosamund Gruner Laura B. Hacket J. James Hamlen Lynnette Holden Richard Hopwood ? Faculty Jeremiah Lyon Leo R. Manning Linda Maynard William Lavin Morton Levinson Arthur J. Lynch 19 Faculty Bertha May hew Rene Mons Thomas W. Murphy Patricia Patterson Joseph Putnam Mary Louise Rice Gail Roach Emile Roberge Janice Rodiguez Carol Russell Mark Southwourth Merwin B. Sturgis PffWTKWI vw. ■ V.THHKKTIPJWI: KBRE il ' I .J 20 Faculty Raymond Tamagini Jean P. Thibault Mary B. Tinkham Beatrice L. Turner Clifford F. Wilbur Martha Williams Robert B. Wood Sandra Wood Audio-Visual Thomas Murphy Driver Education Thomas McDermott 22 wi 23 SENIOR senior (sSn ' ySr), adi. prior in age, dignity, rank or office; elder; n. one older than another; one older in dignity, rank, or office; a student in the fourth or final year of high school or college. 25 Senior Class Review . . . In the fall of 1968, we crossed the threshold of Bourne High as “insignificant” freshmen. We made our debut by electing as our fresh- man class officers: President, David Mc- Dermott; Vice-President, Sharon Gandy; Sec- retary, Karen Brown; and Treasurer, Peter Olson. We participated in the annual magazine drive, which provided the initial start in the class treasury. We survived the first year by accepting the traditional degrading, scornful remarks in- flected upon us by the upperclassmen. Refus- ing to let this abuse dampen our spirits, we forged ahead into our sophomore year. We commenced our year as silly sophomores, by electing Nobby Aflague as President; Cheryl Krumrine, Vice-President; Sue Wright, Sec- retary; and Ann Goss, Treasurer. As sopho- mores, we were represented in some of the school’s more prominent activities. Sue Wright and Karen Brown represented our class at the Homecoming Football Game and Dance, which were sponsored by the Code Club. Our junior year was successful under the guidance of officers Sue Wright, President; Karen Brown, Vice-President; Jean Christop- ulos, Secretary; Sandy Fougere, Treasurer; and Mary Lynn Sherlock, Prom Committee Chair- man. Once again we took part in the Home- coming Activities, with Karen Brown and Sue Wright as our representatives to the Home- coming Court. The main event of the year was, of course, the Junior Prom. We were helped along under the leadership of our class advisor, Mrs. Susan Doucette. The prom committee worked dili- gently preparing the decorations to correspond with the theme of the Prom — “Scarborough Fair”. The focal point of the room at the Holi- day Inn was a gazebo for the court, constructed by the boys of the prom committee. The Junior Prom of 1971 proved to be a memorable occasion for all who attended. Sue Wright was crowned queen of the evening. Karen Brown, Mary Beth McGreavy, Beth Walters, Mary Lynn Sherlock and Jean Christopulos, the members of the Prom Court danced to music provided by The Changing Times. Senior Class Officers President: Gwendolyn A. Williams Vice-President: Beth Ann Walters Secretary: Karen M. Brown Treasurer: J. Mark Leary 27 After a seemingly endless three years, the Class of ’72 began its year as the seniors of Bourne High School. Of course the class ex- pected complete respect from the underclass- men, and a few privileges from the administra- tion. However, we soon learned better! The first disappointment came when the senior lunch line disappeared. This blow was almost fatal to the class ego. With the help of the class advisor, Mr. Sturgis, this privilege was once again restored to us. At the Powder Puff football game, the class of ’72 once again showed their ability for suc- cess. The senior girls made remarkable foot- ball players while the boys showed their hidden talents as majorettes and cheerleaders. It was inevitable that the seniors should win. At the annual Homecoming Dance, held on ' •ksgiving night, Beth Walters was crowned “Homecoming Queen”. The other senior members of the court were Sue Wright and Karen Brown. An attempt to make money was the Spaghet- ti Dinner, which was held in January. This was a first at Bourne High and provided funds for graduation and the class party. i 28 f THE 1972 SUP Bourne High School PLEMENT • CANAL CURRENTS Baseball Varsity Despite a dismal 3-10 record, the boys’ Varsity Base- ball team provided many thrills. Under new head coach Andy Laughton, the highlights were the three victories; one against Provincetown and two over Dennis- Yar- mouth. Led in hitting by Sophomore outfielder Dan Sweeney and All-Star second-baseman Tim Bulla, the team showed great promise, but it was not to be, as the club could not get untracked. Pitchers Mike Bars and Marcel Martineau headed the mound staff with other outstanding performances being given by Steve and Ed Gendron, Bobby Reid, John Gould, Mike Roberts and Tom Laughton. Junior Varsity Under head coach Mark Southworth, the Junior Var- sity compiled a fine 8-5 record. Junior Jesse Franco and Sophomore Charlie Cox paced the squad in hitting, while the aces of the pitching staff were Bob Martineau and Bill McMahon. The team’s biggest wins came against Fairhaven, where a Jim Potts home run provided the margin in the 2-0 victory, and arch-rival Falmouth, also, fell before the Junior Canalmen. Three other stellar performers were Joe Wiggins, Joe Joyce, and Stevie Denbaugh. Girls Give All, But It Wasn’t Enough it The girls, softball team, under coach Ms. Linda Maynard, finished their 1972 season with a mediocre 3-5 record. Al- though their record doesn’t show it, the team had many highlights, including two wins over arch-rival Falmouth. The other victory was a 14-8 conquest over the Dartmouth Indianettes. The club was led by senior co-captains Gail and Diane White, with other out- standing performers being Debbie Moretta, Kathy Wells and Chrystal Mercier. 6 The Record SCORES BOURNE 3 vs. BARNSTABLE .7 BOURNE 6 vs. DENNIS-YARMOUTH .7 BOURNE 14 vs. DARTMOUTH .8 BOURNE 3 vs. DARTMOUTH .... .17 BOURNE 12 vs. DENNIS-YARMOUTH .19 BOURNE 17 vs. FALMOUTH .6 BOURNE 4 vs. BARNSTABLE .... .12 BOURNE 18 vs. FALMOUTH .4 “A” Track Although the turnout for the 1972 Track Team was slight, the trackmen who did turnout, produced a fine season with the result being three new school records and three participants in the State Track Meet. The new school records were: Mike Gregory in the 100-yard dash, Scooter Smith in the 220-yard run, and Artelle Peters who set a record in the 880. Mike, Scooter and Artelle also participated in the State Meet with Scooter and Mike losing only in the finals. Coach Jerry Cardoza is very proud of these three, but also is pleased with such other outstanding performers as Roberto Hamler, Tom Cook, Kim Ciolkowski, and Tom Walsh. Golf The 1972 Varsity Golf Team went through their sea- son compiling a 4-6-1 record. With a couple of breaks, the team could have had a much better record, but as it was, the Bourne representatives did very well. The Canalmen dominated Wareham, beating the Vikings twice, both times by wide margins. Also falling before the team were, Dartmouth, by 7-2, and Fairhaven also by the score of 7-2. On the final day of the season, Bourne battled a tough Falmouth squad, with the out- come being a 4 1 2-4 Vi tie. Playing outstanding golf all year were John Manion, Jon Perkins, Steve Bachand, and Ron “Boomer” Lees. 10 ' Ml If l - i f ' J ” tJ f Tw y j TV The Record SCORES Bourne 1 Dennis-Y armouth .8 Bourne V 2 Barnstable . . . . .7‘ 2 Bourne 8 ' 2 Wareham .... . . l 2 Bourne 7 Dartmouth . . . . .2 Bourne 1 Falmouth .8 Bourne 4 Dennis-Y armouth .5 Bourne V 2 Barnstable . . . . .7‘ 2 Bourne 6 ' 2 Wareham .21 2 Bourne 1 Dartmouth . . . . .8 Bourne 7 Fairhaven . . . . .2 Bourne 4 ' 2 Falmouth .4 ' 2 11 k Anthony and Cleopatra Listening attentively to Mrs. Brooks. The singing minstrals Karen and Michael discuss lines. The senior class play, “an Evening With Shakespeare”, unveiled the many talents of the senior class. Beginning with the boys in their leotards, which displayed their shapely legs, and continuing with the many staged and sometimes authentic sword fights, the Senior Class Play proved to all that a Shakespearean play could be successfully presented by a Senior High School. Under the guidance of Mrs. Berna- dette Brooks. British accents, sword fight- ing, and the costumes of the Elizabethan period were all mastered and presented for the enjoyment of the audience. The fin- ished product was reward enough for the many hours of hard work and frustration that went into production of this drama. 12 The Cast The Senior Class Presents “An Evening With Shakespeare” Othello The “Prop Girls Class Day — “The Beginning of the End” Tension, excitement, expectation, sadness — all emotions that characterized the Class Day of 1972. Beginning with the stiff march to Pomp and Circum- stance, class day proved to be one of the more entertain- ing events that was to mark the close of many a high school career. Highlights of the four years at Bourne were recapped in amusing manners by our more indus- trious classmates. It was also on this occasion that the yearbook, a testimony to our senior year, was presented to Mrs. Anne Sullivan, in whose honor the book was dedicated. The day proved to have surprises and shocks for all the graduates involved. Marshals Leslie Fulwider and Ann Fougere Tom Danti and Mr. Gray Mr. Gray and Eileen Malone Holly Phillips and Sue Wright Glenn Taylor and Beth Walters T Scott Froman and Gwen Williams A First For Reverend Gordon Phillips The Bourne High School Class of 1972 — A class that initiated many firsts, leaves by initiating one final “first”. We were the first class to grad- uate from the Mass. Maritime Academy Auditorium. Despite the confusion and chaos, we marched in calmly to Pomp and Cir- cumstance. This was the end for us; the end of four years of hard work, good times, and many memories. As we marched out of the auditorium, each one of us was a little sad, eagerly looking forward to the future, but re- membering the past with a special fond- ness. I lim—TW JFmilMrwuv—w Bourne High . . . Graduation at Mass. Maritime Academy 17 HO C isrros f ' m ' «ir | r � a , � u m — l a] fVR Jk B X.-,. l ill ■ iiit 1 jiM|r w 1 fif 1 L jffr L. i! % | 431 pMh iPIg Congratulations To The Class Of 1972 BOURNE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Index To Seniors Norberto Aflague Page 30 John Gould Page 43 Ann Perry Page 50 Joseph Ahern Page 31 Bonny Gray Page 46 Barbara Perry Page 35 Heather Ahman Page 50 Michael Gregory Page 55 Artelle Peters Page 35 Debbie Aldridge Page 53 Sandra Griffin Page 44 Jean Philbrick Page 37 Arthur Anderson Page 53 Roberto Hamler Page 52 Dennis Phillips Page 33 Alan Archambeault Page 31 George Hammond Page 54 Holly Phillips Page 39 Lee Austin Page 34 Russell Harlow Page 41 Stephanie Prete Page 55 Ted Aylmer Page 54 Patricia Harrington Page 51 David Richardson Page 37 Diane Barnaby Page 48 Michael Harris Page 38 Wendy Robinson Page 46 Victoria Barnaby Page 35 Neal B. Hayes Page 38 Darlene Rohrer Page 33 Walter Barney Page 40 Mark Hays Page 50 Loretta Rood Page 46 Kathy Bock Page 36 Douglas Hayward Page 54 Cathy Russell Page 33 Roger Bonin Page 37 Connie Hearn Page 43 Steve Salinger Page 32 Charles Botts Page 36 John Henderson Page 46 Barbara Sanders Page 32 Cathy Breault Page 53 Robert Herrington Page 55 Deborah Santy Page 47 George Brooks Page 46 Ramona Hines Page 42 Barry Sechler Page 35 Elizabeth Brower Page 31 Gail Hruskovsky Page 40 Maureen Shalkauskas Page 55 Karen Brown Page 49 Elizabeth Hurley Page 45 Mary Sherlock Page 39 Timothy Bulla Page 37 Marcia Jenkins Page 40 Dava Smart Page 37 Kathleen Burgess Page 42 Kenneth Johnson Page 52 Henry Smart Page 54 Leo Bustos Page 41 Caroline Knapp Page 40 Earle Smith Page 55 Raymond Cahoon Page 40 Mark Kolbert Page 53 Preston Smith Page 39 Michael Caron Page 52 Michael Koronkiewicz Page 32 Ronald Snell Page 54 Candace Chase Page 31 Cheryl Krumrine Page 55 Judith Sorenti Page 30 Jean Christopulos Page 49 Thomas Lacross Page 35 Sam Spring Page 32 Sandra Collamore Page 50 Lorene Larsen Page 53 Debra Studley Page 30 Debbie Comings Page 45 Mark Leary Page 33 Kathleen Sweeney Page 30 Thomas Cook Page 31 Joyce Leonard Page 48 Denise Tanner Page 47 Deborah Cooke Page 48 Joanne Lepore Page 34 Glenn Taylor Page 49 Robert Cooper Page 51 Matthew Mahoney Page 55 Michael Taylor Page 42 Michael Coppi Page 50 Eileen Malone Page 36 Rhonda Taylor Page 44 Laurel Cote Page 52 John Mannion Page 34 Bruce Thompson Page 45 Elizabeth Curtis Page 52 Darlene Martin Page 43 John Thompson Page 47 Thomas Danti Page 30 Mary Masterson Page 53 Gordon Tonge Page 55 Edith Denham Page 37 Walter McCone Page 34 Dana Towne Page 54 Katherine Dingess Page 40 David McDermott Page 53 Karen Trevains Page 46 William Driscoll ' Page 43 Robin McIntyre Page 32 Karen Tuttle Page 45 Kathleen Duff Page 41 Dan McMonigle Page 51 Judith Unruh Page 44 Paula Eckard Page 42 Gary McSwane Page 55 Donna Vallesio Page 35 Karen Edwards Page 43 Timothy McWilliams Page 55 Thomas Walsh Page 36 Robert Enos Page 36 Linda Melville Page 52 Beth Walters Page 36 William Ethier Page 48 Thomas Morrison Page 54 Janet Wells Page 48 Bruce Fernandes Page 39 Hannelore Morton Page 49 Jane Weston Page 39 Carl Ferrari Page 39 Deborah Mula Page 44 Diane White Page 41 Marjorie Fiske Page 51 Jerolyn Murphy Page 32 David Wiesner Page 34 Cherly Fletcher Page 45 Leslie Murphy Page 50 Rhonda Willet Page 52 Donna Flint Page 41 Kathleen Murtha Page 47 Gwendolyn Williams Page 43 Sandra Fougere Page 38 Helen Normile Page 54 Phyllis Williams Page 54 Arnelle Fricker Page 47 Marie Oliva Page 49 Paul Wiseman Page 44 Scott Froman Page 52 Peter Olson Page 51 Robert Wiseman Page 47 Mark Fulwider Page 45 Alan Palo Page 33 William Woody Page 42 Richard Fulwider Page 44 Jo Anne Parady Page 33 Joanne Woolam Page 42 Marlene Furia Page 38 Mary Pasteris Page 34 Susan Wright Pag e 38 Linda Gamble Page 52 Geoffrey Pederson Page 49 Paul Zanis Page 53 Steven Gendron Page 38 Roberta Pellegrini Page 51 Steven Zavrid Page 53 Anne Goss Page 41 Jonathan Perkins Page 30 Debra Gosselin Page 31 Glen Perks Page 48 29 Noberto G. Aflague Thomas Danti Bourne Debra Studley Kathleen Ann Sweeney Judy Sorenti Class Perkins, Jonathan Pocasset College Activities — Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Band 1. Nickname — Jon. Likes — Sleeping late, 3rd period and Santana. Dislikes — Getting up early, dull par- ties and snobby people. Future Plans — In the fields of medicine. Will— I, Jon Perkins, leave Whitey Alleen to find someone else to beat on every morning. Studley, Debra Buzzards Bay College Activities — Basketball 2; Softball 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3. Nickname — Stud. Saying— That ' s not my name guys. ” Likes — Ice skating, softball, parties. Dislikes — Brent. Future Plans — To be a psychologist. Secret Ambition — To marry Brent. Will — I, Debbie Stud- ley, leave Doug McPhillips standing at the bottom of the floating stairs looking up. Aflague, Noberto G. Buzzards Bay College Activities — Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Driver’s Education 3, Weight lifting 3, 4, Skindiving Club 4, Drinking 1-12. Nickname — Nobby. Saying — “Oh, Sure!!” Likes- broads, beer, good times, summer broads, beach scenery. Dislikes — Cheap Danti, school lunch, dumb broads. Future Plans — Become an aquanaut. Secret Ambitions — To own a night club. Will — , Noberto T..., leave many broken hearts. Sweeney, Kathleen Ann Buzzards Bay Business Activities — Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 4, Driver’s Ed. 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, FHA Officer 3, Guidance Office girl 2, 3, 4, Girl’s State Representative 3. Nickname — Kathy. Saying — “Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of your life. ” Likes — Dusters, Bruins Hockey, Summer Snow. Dislikes — Cold days, trains, thunder and lightening, snobs. Future Plans — Business College. Secret Ambition— To play defense for the Bruins. Will — I, Kathy Sweeney, leave all the Bobby Orr pictures in my locker to Mr. Fitzgerald. Danti, Thomas Sagamore College Activities — Track 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club, Weight lifting Cl ub, Skin Diving Club, Driver’s Ed. Nickname — Angleo. Saying— “Rumble at Jacks.” Likes — Scuba diving and X-rated movies. Dislikes — School lunches and being called Weseal. Future Plans — To attend college. Secret Ambition — To work on the Calypso with Jacques Cousteau. Will — I, Tom Danti, leave Mr. Clifford my diving mask and fins but not my snorkle, because he would not know what to do with it. Sorenti, Judy Sagamore College Activities — Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, Prom Committee 3. Nickname — Jude. Saying — “Hi guys!” Likes- S.M.B., basketball, hockey, snow and swimming. Dislikes — L.B., homeroom, onions, and tourists. Future Plans— College. Secret Ambition — To play for the Bruins. Will — I, Judy Sorenti, leave to join Stephen. High School of 1972 Debra J. Gosselin Alan Archambeault Sagamore College Activities: Football 1, 2; Hockey 1. Nickname — CHA. Saying — “Baby, I’m amazed. ” Likes — VW’s, life. Dislikes — People who think they ' re better than anybody else. Future Plans — College. Secret Ambition — Walking under the Ice Pack. Will — I, Alan Archambeault, leave silently. Gosselin, Debra J. Pocasset General Activities: Work Study 4. Nickname — Debbie. Likes— Scott Malanson. Dis- likes — Conceited people, work. Future Plans — Medi- cal Assistant. Secret Ambition — To be a medical assistant. Will — I, Debbie Gosselin, leave to join Scott. Cook, Thomas H. Buzzards Bay Mixed Activities — Band 1; Driver’s Ed. 2; Basketball 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Bathroom 1, 2. Nickname — Tom-Ass. Saying — “You’ll get over it. ” Likes — Football, pole vaulting, “THE FAMILY ” “Pete, and screws. Dislikes — Sam, Springs, 41, collars, and “ the hanging dagger. ” Future Plans — Pro Football or plumb. Secret Ambition — To pole- vault 20 feet. Will — I, Tom-Ass Cook, leave, still try- ing to put my coat on. Brower, Elisabeth P. Sagamore Beach College Activities — Latin Club 2, 3; Students for Ecology 3; Music Club 3; Drama Club 3. Nickname — Buffy. Saying — “Take care. Likes — Good music; water brothers; Florida farms; and animals. Dislikes — Thoughtlessness; the concept of the working class Hero; not understanding. Future Plans — Undecided. Secret Ambition — To live in a world when all wars rest in peace. Will — I, Beth Brower, leave with pleasure. Ahern, Joseph Sagamore College Activities — Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3; Football 4. Nickname — Dan. Future Plans — Enter the service. Chase, Candace Ann Activities — French Club 1, 2; Softball 2, 3; Basket- ball 2, 3; J.V 1, 2. Nickname — “7 reject (resent) that. Likes — R.J.M. Dislikes — x Getting up in the morning, and the ; Connie Roost. Future Plans — Nursing. Secret Ambition — To find out what I want from life. Will — I, Candy Chase, leave Mr Murphy’s class to anyone who wants it. i Barbara Sanders Bourne Samuel Spring Steven Salinger Michael Koronkiewicz Robin McIntyre Jerolyn Murphy Class Samuel Spring Pocasset College Activities — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Driver’s Educa- tion 2. Nickname — Sam. Favorite Saying — “Who all! Likes — “the family”, “the kids”, football, Russ and Rene, Tortalini’s, number 41, Pete. Dislikes — Tom, spaghetti, number 21, cookies, grandsons. Secret Ambition — To take over Red Burns’ head janitor position. Future Plans — To become Head Supreme Court Justice. Will — I, Sam Spring, leave my magic neck roll to little number 41 or 21, Pete! Sanders, Barbara Otis AFB College Activities — A. A. 9, 12; Pep Squad 9; FHA 11; Stu- dent Council Representative 11; French Club 10; Afro-American Club 11. Nickname— Barbara. Favorite Saying — “That’s cool!” Likes — Eating, talking, dancing, listening. Dislikes — Certain people with no names. Future — Dental Hygienel. Will — I, Barbara Sanders, leave my “sweet-smelling” gym clothes to my sister and a large table napkin to L. H. Salinger, Steven Otis AFB College Activities — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Nickname— Steve. Favorite Saying — “Winners never quit and quitters never win. ” Likes — Basket- ball and most sports. Dislikes — . Future Plans — Go to college. Secret Ambition — Play pro basketball. Will — I, Steve Salinger, leave happily. Murphy, Jerolyn Sagamore Beach Business Activities — Student Council 1, 2; Business Club 1, 2; Scholarship Committee 2; Driver’s Education 3; German Club 4. Nickname— Jerry. Favorite Saying “Ohya”. Likes — Snow skiing, parties, boys, summer. Dislikes — Homework, snobby people. Future Plans — Career as an executive secretary. Secret Ambition — Marry a millionaire. Will — I, Jerry Murphy, leave gladly. Koronkiewicz, Michael Otis AFB College Activities — National Honor Society 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Basketball 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; International German Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Nickname — Mike. Likes — A good 1059 wine, food. Dislikes— Fourth period, lousy Cape Cod weather. Future Plans — College to major in Mechanical Engi- neering. Secret Ambition — To be President one of these days. Will — I, Michael Koronkiewicz, leave Bourne High School in the capable hands of my little sister, Carol. McIntyre, Robin Pocasset College Activities — Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 4; Powder Puff 1, 2, 4; Code Club 2, 3, 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; ShawmeBand 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 3; Chorus 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Secretary NHS 4; Debating Club 3; Marshall for Class of ’71 3; Driver’s Ed. 3; Class Play Orchestra 3; BPOE All- American Girl 4. Future Plans — Major in physical theraphy at Ithaca College. Will — I, Robin McIntyre, leave my place on the red carpet in Buzzards Bay to Mr. Wood. High School of 1972 J. Mark Leary Parady, Joanne Bourne College Activities — Chorus 2; French Club 2, 3; Driver’s Ed. 3; Majorette 3, 4; Co-captain 4; Yearbook 4. Nickname — Jo. Favorite Saying — “All right . Likes — Summertime, snow and ice, having secrets, early morning, food, going shopping with a lot of money. Dislikes — Some teachers, making decisions, loud people, colds, tests, faulty brakes. Future Plans — To become a legal secretary. Secret Ambition — To travel around the world. Will — I, JoAnne Parady, leave to get the best out of life. Leary J. Mark Cataumet College Activities — FTA 3, 4; Football 2; Football manager 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3; BHS Disp atch 3, 4; Hockey Man- ager 3, 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Yearbook Sports Editor 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 4. Nickname — Mark. Favorite Saying — Where ' s the party?’’ Likes — Falstaff, parties and girls. Dislikes — Warm beer, wrong directions to parties. Future Plans — College and major in journalism. Secret Ambition — To write for Sports Illustrated. Will — I, Mark Leary, leave all my empty Schlitz cans to Jim Bur- gess, John Sheehan and Jess Franco. Russell, Cathy D. Monument Beach Business Activities — Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Driver’s Education 3; Powder Puff 4. Nickname— Cathy. Favorite Saying— “ I’m tellin’!!!!!” Likes — Black cats, November 5, 1969, “Gone With The Wind”, a guy in California, Florida. Dislikes — Monday mornings, cloudy days, crowded halls, unfriendly people. Future Plans — Undecided. Secret Ambition — To get my big toe stuck in a tub fauce t. Will — I, Cathy Russell, leave my good humor to Miss Rice. Rohrer, Darlene Otis AFB College Nickname — Darlene. Likes — B.G.; funny people; Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young; art; good friends. Dislikes — Show-off people; going to school until the end of June. Future Plans — Become a Fashion Co- ordinator. Will — I, Darlene Rohrer, leave a ride on the work-study bus to anyone who wants it. Palo, Alan Arne Buzzards Bay College Activities — Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Saying — “So I say to myself, self ...” Likes — Music, Three Dog Night. Dislikes — Unnecessary noise. Future Plans — To become a conservationalist. Secret Ambition — To own a house with a built-in stereo in each room. Will — I, Alan Palo, leave my little brother Arne a six-pack. Phillips, Dennis Sagamore Beach College Activities — Science Club 1; Secretary -Treasurer 2; Vice President 3; President 4; Photography Club President 3; National Honor Society 3; President 4; Chess Club 1; Track 4; Driver’s Education 3. Favorite Saying — “J could see it!” Likes — Saturday nights, Advanced Biology, Pontiacs, log tables. Dis- likes — Physics exams; frayed, red carpets, Monday mornings. Future Plans — To become a marine biolo- gist. Secret Ambition — To own a red carpet factory. Will — I, Dennis Phillips, leave my slide rule to any junior competent enough to use it. Darlene Rohrer Dennis Phillips Joanne Parady Alan Arne Palo Bourne Class McCone, Walter Gerard Sagamore Beach College Activities — Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Stu- dent Council 4; National Honor Society 4: Science Club 3; Prom Committee 3. Nickname — Jerry. Saying — “Hi, Howyou?’’ Likes — Parties, football, weekends, and sunny days. Dislikes — Snobbish girls, long hair on boys, stupid people. Future Plans — College. Secret Ambition — To enjoy life. Will — I, Jerry McCone, leave all my empties. LePore, JoAnne Otis AFB College Activities — Drama 1, School Play; Yearbook Staff. Likes — Friendly people, smiles, apples, walking on the beach alone. Dislikes — Stuck-up people, rainy days. Future Plans — Nursing. Secret Ambition — To sit on a hill covered with daisys with the person that I love. Will — I, JoAnne LePore, leave. Mannion, John Sagamore College Activities — Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname — Mendes. Saying — “That’s pretty decent of you. ' Likes — Golf, round ball, collecting nickles and dimes. Dislikes — Staying awake, 7th period, stupid questions. Secret Ambition — To get out of Bourne. Will — I, John Mannion, leave my sweat socks to Miss Anderson. Austin, Lee Shillaber Pocasset College Activities — Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Pho- tography 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Likes — Friendly people. Future Plans — College. Will — I, Lee Austin, leave without hesitation. Wiesner, David Monument Beach Mixed Activities — Hockey 2, 3; Football 1. Nickname — Zig-Zag. Saying — “Got anything for the head Likes — Bike riding, surfing, fast cars, revo- lutions, outdoors, Satan. Dislikes — Straight people; Bourne High, military, pigs, authority. Future Plans — Photography or radio broadcasting. Secret Ambi- tion — To become a biologist. Will — I, David Wies- ner, leave my earring to a one-eared freak. Paster is, Mary Sagamore Business Activities — Driver’s Education 3. Nickname — Peggy. Saying — “I guess so. ” Likes — Old houses, school vacations. Dislikes — Homework, history. Future Plans — Work. Secret Ambition — To own an old house with a fireplace. Will — I, Mary Pasteris, leave quietly. . High School of 1972 Perry, Barbara Sagamore Beach Business Activities — Honor Society 4; Yearbook staff 4. Favorite Saying — “Oh, Pooh!” Likes — Sincere friends, horse shows, gymnastics, happy people, animals, walks on the beach, Boston. Dislikes — Fake people, a certain smart pony, a certain English class. Future Plans — Become a riding instructor. Secret Ambition — Ride at the International Horse Show. Will — I, Barbara Perry, leave Mr. Daley’s class early for lunch. Peters, Artelle Sagamore College Activities — Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname — ARTY. Saying — “Funny, kid, funny!” Likes — Good teachers. Dislikes — Loud people, bad teachers. Future Plans — Enter Air Force or U.S. Marines. Secret Ambition — To get out of high school. Will — I, Artelle Peters, leave a track record. Vallesio, Donna Marie Monument Beach College Activities— Pep Squad 1; Code Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Yearbook staff 4; Driver’s Education 3. Favorite Saying — “ What’s your problem? Likes — Tom, going to basketball games, sewing, Rod Mc- Kuen, writing poetry, the chicken coop, Sunday at Cal’s. Dislikes — Smoke-filled girl’s rooms; slippery school floors; class elections, hemming pants, how fast time flys. Future Plans — College. Secret Am- bition — To publish a book of poetry. Will — I, Donna Vallesio, leave Journalism to any fool that’s crazy enough to take it. LaCross, Thomas Anthony Pocasset College Activities — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Co- captain 3, 4; Driver’s Education 2; Spanish Club 4. Likes — A Monument Beach girl named Donna, life in a chicken coop, playing basketball, Carol King, Soul, the name Miller. Dislikes — Anything gray, the hours between 8 and 2, sport favoritism, stut-t-t-t-t- ering. Future Plans — To start working. Secret Am- bition — To be a recreation supervisor. Will — I, Thomas LaCross, leave Mr. Clifford’s body wax for Mr. Bachand’s masculine build. Barnaby, Victoria Marie Buzzards Bay Business Activities— Assistant librarian 2, 3. Nickname — Vickie. Saying — “I don’t care.” Likes — Swimming, skating, physical education. Dislikes— Bossy people. Future Plans — Modeling or business school. Secret Ambition — To make a million dollars. Will — I, Victoria Barnaby, leave. Sechler, Barry C. Otis AFB College Activities — Wrestling l;Soccer 1; Basketball 1; Foot- ball 3; Letterman’s Club 1. Nickname — Bar. Saying — “Talk is cheap. ” Likes — Booze, sex, laughs. Dislikes — Phonies. Future Plans — A good life. Secret Ambition — To make it through life. Will — I, Barry Sechler, leave gladly. V. Bourne Class Bock, Kathy Pocasset College Activities — Driver’s Ed. 3; Powder Puff 1, 4: Work Study 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. Nickname — Kath. Saying — I Don ' t know.” Likes — Boys, clothes, good parties. Dislikes — No senior priv- ileges, Cape Cod, stuck-up people. Future Plans — College. Secret Ambition — To be rich and happy. Will — I, Kathy Bock, leave. Walsh, Thomas Paul Buzzards Bay College Activities — Chess Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Year- book staff 4; Student Council 4. Nickname — Wacky. Saying — “ You ' ll get over it. Likes— Skiing in Vermont; playing tennis with my brother; 11 27; A girl named Beth. Dislikes — Axes; being called Tom-Ass by Gwen Williams; being P. W. Future Plans — Career as a pilot. Secret Ambition— To build a home up north; to grow up. Will — I, Tom Walsh, leave the task of rounding up business for Tucy Flowers to Michael Malone. Walters, Beth Ann Sagamore Beach College Activities — Chorus 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Code Club 3, 4; Prom Court 3; National Honor Society 4; Driver’s Education 2; Senior Class Vice- president 4; Homecoming Queen 4. Nickname — Bethie-Boo. Saving: “S-u-u-u-r-e!” Likes — Tom; my phone; ‘‘the family”; cheering; maroon buick skylark; mercedes; football games; school. Dislikes — Smoke; swears; waitressing; wait- ing. Future Plans — To go through fouryears of college and then become an airline stewardess. Secret Am- bition — To have a super happy married life. Will— I. Beth Walters, leave locker i 674 to some lucky soul. Botts, Charles Otis A.F.B. General Activities — Track: Spanish Club. Nickname — Charlie. Likes — Women, most of all Cookie. Dislikes — None to date! Future Plans — Un- decided. Secret Ambition — To get out of school. Will — I, Charlie Botts, leave with a soulfull strut. Malone, Eileen Sagamore Beach College Activities — Art Club 3; French Club 3; Prom Com- mittee 3: Driver’s Ed. 3; Student Advisor to Cheer- leaders 4; Code Club 4: Yearbook 4; Secretary of Student Council 4. Nickname — Marma. Saying— ‘‘Bloody well ...” Likes — ‘‘The family”, cheering, basketball, football, England, school, Mr. Mons. Dislikes — People who are late, people with no school spirit, waitressing, smoke, swears Future Plans — Become a Nurse. Se- cret Ambition — To live in Europe. Will — I, Eileen Malone, leave still trying to laugh out loud. Enos, Robert Anthony Sagamore Beach College Activities — Baseball. Nickname — Bob. Saying — ‘‘Hey kid, have I got a car for you!” Likes — Friends. Dislikes — Middle- aged hippies. Future Plans — Industrial Engineering. Will — I, Bob Enos, leave my balloons from the pep rally to Mrs. Rodreguez. High School of 1972 Denham, Edith H. Gray Gables College Activities — F.T.A. Historian 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; German Trip; New England Music Festival 1, 2, 3; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname — Edie. Saying — For Pete’s sake!!!” Likes — People, music, science fiction, basketball, and things down to earth. Dislikes— Phoney social veneer, unequality, social class restrictions, and cafeteria food. Future Plans — Major in Sociology and work with young kids. Secret Ambition — To go around the world twice and to beat Mike Koronkowicz to the presidents. Will — I, Edie Denham, leave Mr. Fitz- gerald ' s class to whoever wants it. Bulla, Timothy Sagamore College Activities — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname — Tim. Likes — Parties, Chicago, school vacations, and Italians. Dislikes — Work, losing, homework. Scenic Park rest rooms. Future Plans — Further education. Philbrick, Jean Sagamore Business Activities — National Honor Society 3, 4; Driver’s Education 4; Yearbook Staff 3. Nickname — Jean. Saying — He There!” Likes — Amimals, winter, Fridays, snowmobiling, Christmas, toboggans. Dislikes — Monday morning, homework, grades, tests on Monday, “clicks” snobs, people who think they are beautiful but aren’t. Future Plans — To travel across the United States. Secret Ambition — Travel back in time to around 1840-1850. Will — I, Jean Philbrick, leave Mr. Daley ' s Business Law class some cookies. Bonin, Roger T. Bourne Mixed Activities — Football 1; Basketball 1. Nickname — Rog T. Bonin. Future Plans — Priest. Secret Ambition — To go back to Montana. Will — , Roger Bonin leave Debbie Beane the fiyntaun at Howard Johnson ' s. Smart, Dava Buzzards Bay College Activities — Driver’s Education 3; Pep Squad 2; A. A. 3, 4; Powder Puff 4; BHS Dispatch 4. Nickname — Dave. Saying — “No Sir. ” Likes — Dale; July 4, 1971; dusters; friendly people; horses; football games. Dislikes — “Cliques”, first lunch, teen club, phony people. Future Plans — Work or college. Secret Ambition — To become an artist. Will — I, Dava Smart, leave for Florida. Richardson, David Lee Pocasset College Activities — Science Club 1; Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname— Dave. Likes — Talking to myself. Dis- likes — Mumbling. Future Plans — Engineering. Secret Ambition — To become a 747 pilot with a cigar in one hand, a can of beer in the other hand, and seven naked women feeding me grapes. Will — I, David Richardson, leave my fantastic shooting ability to the Potts brothers, as they need it. Bourne Class Furia, Marlene Otis AFB Activities— Softball 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. College Nickname— Myrtle. Saying— “How are you? Likes Saturdays, boys (some. Dislikes — Tommy’s girl- friends. Future Plans — College nursing. Secret Am- bition To someday know what I want and how to get it and then to be happy with it. Will— I, Marlene Furia, leave my mouth and Mr. Hamlen’s class. xx xxxi2� j i’lllkc Otis AFB College Likes— Snow skiing, playing basketball, to be alone once in a while. Dislikes — To be used by someone for their own personal gain, people who just loaf around when they are being payed to work, the way some people joke around when I ' m with the person that I like. Secret Ambition— To graduate. Future Plans— To enlist in the Air Force. Wright, Susan Mitchelle Buzzards Bay College Activities— Pep Squad, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Code Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Driver’s Edu- cation; Guidance Office 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Powderpuff Football 2, 3; Prom Queen 3; Home- coming Court 2, 3, 4. Nickname — Itchy or Susita. Saying — “Rat’s rife! or “Yang, yang.” Likes — Steve; Frenchie; cheering; people; “the family”; body heat. Dislikes — Phony smile; pants worn inside boots; Hojo’s; dirty, greasy hair. Future Plans — To teach either history or foreign language abroad. Secret Ambition — To marry Steve. Will — I, Susan Wright, leave my laugh to Mr. Mons ’ Afro class. Hayes, Neal B. Jr. Pocasset College Nickname — Neal B. Likes — Drawing, skating, par- ties. Dislikes — Midyears, finals, college boards. Secret Ambition — To become a cartoonist. Will— I, Neal B. Hayes, leave my middle initial to Bourne High. Fougere, Sandra Joan Buzzards Bay College Activities — Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Secretary 4; Code Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Code Club Secretary 4; Bourne High Dispatch 4; Yearbook Production Editor 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Office Girl 4; Homeroom Representative 4; Powder Puff Football 2, 4; Driver’s Education 2. Nickname — Sand. Saying — “Hi, Boobs!” Likes— Mr. Mons and his Afro class; laughter; Schenectady, New York; snow; “the family”. Dislikes — Self- centered people, the school bus, people affiliated with drugs. Future Plans — To teach elementary education or be a social worker. Secret Ambition— To stop all wars! Will — I, Sandy Fougere, leave C-Wing a lot quieter! Gendron, Steven Sagamore Beach College Activities — Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1-4. Nickname — Max. Saying — “Oh, sh-t!” Likes— Football, basketball, baseball. Dislikes — Phonies, school. Future Plans— College. Secret Ambition — To make a million. Will — I, Steve Gendron, leave to join Marilyn. High School of 1972 Sherlock, Mary Lynn Buzzards Bay College Activities — Code Club 2, 3, 4; Code Club Treasurer 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Junior Prom Court 3; FTA 3; Field Hockey 2, 3; Powder Puff Football 1, 4; Pep Squad 1; Driver’s Education 2; Homeroom Representative 4; Yearbook Art Editor 4; Chorus 2, 3,4. Nickname — Mare. Saying — “Nift! Likes — S.P.F.; all-night parties at my house; going to all 3 lunches instead of to journalism; the downstairs C-Wing locker gang; good, clean vocab, book fun, “The Family”. Dislikes — A certain review math teacher, Cape Cod, people in my locker. Future Plans— Nursing. Secret Ambition — To be a famous neuro- surgeon. Will — I, Mary Lynn Sherlock, leave to any poor soul who has Mr. Bobby Ci-Garbutt next year, my book on “How to Ignore In sults”. Fernandes, Bruce Pocasset College Activities — Shawme Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4. Saying — What are you doing?” Likes — Motorcycles, quiet, out-of-the-way places. Dislikes — Loud, bois- terous girls. Future Plans — Medical School. Secret Ambition — To spend the night with Candice Bergen. Will — I, Bruce Fernandes, leave my quiet ways and innocence to -Jackie Burns. Weston, Jane Fuller Pocasset College Activities — Code Club 2, 3, 4; Code Club Secretary 3; German Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Cape Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Year- book Staff 4; Class Secretary 3; Office Girl 1, 2, 3, 4. Nickname — June. Saying — “Oh, Comeon! Likes— Greeley in the winter and Schenectady in the sum- mer, TWG, J.C., feeling like you have helped some- one. Dislikes — smoke in the girl’s rooms, super bur- gers, Sue’s method of keeping warm, people you can’t count on. Future Plans — To become a Doctor. Secret Ambition — To be M.T. W.G. Will — I, Jane Weston, leave my good driving habits to Mr. McDermott as an example to future classes. Smith, Preston Otis AFB College Activities — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Basketball 1; FTA 3; FTA President 4; Student Council 3. Nickname — Scooter. Saying — What’s happening, dude?” Likes — Football, fly soul sisters, big Afros, liberal teachers. Dislikes — Losing, boring teachers, snobs, hypocrites. Future Plans — Law school. Secret Ambition — To become Supreme Court Chief Justice. Will — I, Preston Smith, leave my Afro pic to Mr. Moris. Phillips, Holly Louise Monument Beach College Activities — Driver’s Education 2; Yearbook 4; Editor 4; French Club 1, 2; FTA 1. Nickname — Hollito or Phil. Favorite Saying— “That’s queer!” Likes — Sue’s laugh at the wrong time, Mrs. Chandler, Christmas Carols, “The Family”, Beth’s lady-like actions. Dislikes — Selling newspapers, the smell in journalism, my nephew Tom attacking me, apathy. Future Plans — To find the real me! Secret Ambition — To live in Europe. Will — I, Holly Phillips, leave a bag of gum and lifesavers to the senior lunch table! Ferrari, Carl J. Sagamore Business Activities — Driver’s Education 3. Nickname — Bone. Likes — Mr. Allen’s math classes, ' cars. Dislikes — English. Future Plans — To be an electrician. Will— I, Carl Ferrari, leave Scott Sanford fill alone in the locker room with Mr. Clifford. ri Bruce Fernandes Mi rrri ' M ' V Preston Smith Carl J. Ferrari Jane Fuller Weston Marcia E. Jenkins Gail Hrushovsky Raymond Cahoon Walter Barney Caroline Frances Knapp Bourne Class Katherine Anne Dingess Pocasset College Activities: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 2, 3, 4. Nickname — Kate. Likes — Good friends , good weather, and good music. Dislikes— Chemistry, rain, and Mr. Frazier. Future Plans — The Episcopal Ministry. Secret Ambition — To find out what the Quantum Theory is all about. Will — I, Katherine Dingess, leave to the troubled students at B.H.S. the strength and encouragement the Guidance Dept, can provide. Raymond Cahoon Sandwich Business Nickname — Purdy. Saying — “Not really. ” Likes — Debbie Schafher, Chevys. Dislikes — Redheads, coke. Future Plans — Go into the service. Secret Ambition — None. Will — I, Raymond Cahoon, leave Bourne High. Marcia E. Jenkins Pocasset Business Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2,; Yearbook staff; Journalism; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Captain of Major- ettes 4. Nickname — Marsh. Saying — “No way!’’ Likes — Dunes; weekends in Boston; sunsets; summer; water skiing. Dislikes — Boom Zoom; not having enough Senior privileges; boy ferns. Future Plans — Cape Cod Community College. Secret Ambition — To be- come a pianist. Will — I, Marcia Jenkins, leave to make the best of everything in life. General Walter Barney Monument Beach Activities — Basketball 1, 2. Nickname — Wally. Saying— “I don’t care.’’ Likes — Working on cars, girls. Dislikes — Any part of history. Future Plans — Own a business to work on cars. Secret Ambition— To make a million. Will — , Walter Barney, leave my drinking to Mr. Belliveau. Gail Hrushovsky Otis A.F.B. College Activities — National Honor Society; Future Teachers of America; Skin Diving Club. Saying — “If you don ' t succeed, try again. If a second time you don’t succeed, then quit because you prob- ably never will. Likes — Horses; Watersports; Cars; Cycles. Dislikes — Homework; Tests; Term papers. Future Plans — To become a nurse. Secret Ambition — To become a professional underwater photographer. Caroline Frances Knapp Bourne College Nickname — Carol. Saying — “Oh, well.” Likes — Sailing, skiing, horses. Dislikes — Studying, school, boys that wear white socks. Secret Ambition — To travel around the world. Future Plans — Physical therapist. Will — , Carol Knapp, leave L.C. all my boyfriends. High School of 1972 Goss, Anne C. Buzzards Bay Mixed Activities — Driver’s Ed. 3; Sophomore Class Trea- surer 2. Likes — Concerts, Boston, Summer, and most of all Michael. Dislikes — Snow, Buzzards Bay, and making subs. Future — Undecided. Will — I, Anne Goss, leave my braces to anyone who wants them. Bustos, Leo Anthony Raymond Christian Teta Pocasset College Activities — Art Club. Likes — Verry, very much, E. C. Dislikes — Blood, war, gore, and guts. Future — Mass. College of Art. Secret Ambition — To be a successful art teacher and or motocross racer. Will — I, Leo Bustos, leave four pair of moldy underwear, in the gym, to Russ Burns. Nickname — Beo. Saying — “There’s no time like now for the present. ” Duff, Kathleen Buzzards Bay College Activities — German Club; Driver’s Ed.; Art Club. Likes — Art and gym. Dislikes — “School”. Future Plans— Hope to become an R.N. Will — I, Kathy Duff, will leave Mr Johnson a book on “New Methods of Teaching”. Harlow, Russell Buzzards Bay College Activities — Golf 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Nickname — Russ. Saying — “What can I say? Dis- likes — Phony people. Future Plans — State Police or F B I. Secret Ambition — To find oil. Will — I, Russell Harlow, leave never to return. White, Diane C. Otis AFB College Activities — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Chorus 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Driver’s Education 3. Nickname — Die. Saying — “Don ' t get wise!” Likes — Sports, good jokes, music, history. Dislikes— Bad history teachers, snobby people, poor sportsmanship. I Future Plans— Medicine. Secret Ambition— To be Ben Casey ' s assistant. Will — I, Diane White, leave my height to Leslie Fulwider. Flint, Donna Lee Buzzards Bay College Activities — Driver’s Education 3; Code Club 4; Powder Puff 4. Saying — “Are you ready for this?” Likes— Mike Zifcak, ice hockey, John McKenzie, Ben Murphy, freedom. Dislikes — Childish adults, bad language, one certain senior girl. Future Plans — To go to Pho- tography school. Secret Ambition — To live with Jackie Onassis. Will — I, Donna Flint, leave my un- finished camera to Mr. Amidon. ■5 Diane C. White Bourne Class Woolam, Jo- Anne Buzzards Bay General Activities — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Girl 3, 4. Nickname — Jo. Saying— “7 don’t know.” Likes — Reading, meeting people, having fun. Future Plans — Become a medical assistant. Will — I, Jo-Anne Woolam, leave. Woody William Keith Buzzards Bay College Activities — Varisty football 2; Future Teachers of America 1, 2; Track 1, 2; German Club 1, 2. Saying — You — ‘‘Dream on, child!” Likes — Deep people. Dislikes— People who ‘‘act-out” life as a play. Future Plans — A happy bum. Secret Ambition — To write music and perform. Will — I, Keith Woody leave, with no regrets. Hines, Ramona Yocene Otis AFB Business Activities — Track and field; volleyball; basketball. Nickname — Tuddi. Saying— ‘‘Black is beautiful!” Likes — People; cars; money. Dislikes — Rednecks; Toms; Narcs. Future Plans — To become a revolu- tionist. Secret Ambition — To become head of the black Panther Party. Will — I, Ramona Hines, leave Marc Fuller a jar of bleaching cream; Pat and Chris- tine my living bra; power to the Black people of Bourne in the following years. Taylor, Michael Otis AFB General Nickname — Mike. Saying — “Get into it!” Likes — Parties, Debbie Michaelson. Dislikes — Mr. Lynch, stuck-up chicks. Future Plans — Carpenter or Con- struction work. Secret Ambition — To own a plan- tation in Mexico. Will — 7, Mike Taylor, leave, thank- ing God it ’s all over! Eckard, Paula Buzzards Bay Business Activities — Pep Squad 1; Cheerleading 2. Nickname— Paula. Saying — Wicked! Likes — Springfield, red VW ' s, S.L.O. Dislikes — snobby people, going to school. Future Plans — Marriage. Secret Ambition — To live a long, and happy life with S.L.O. Will— I, Paula Eckard, leave Bourne High very gladly. Burgess, Kathleen Anne Buzzards Bay Business Activities— Shawme Band 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Driver’s Education 3; Code Club 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Faculty Secretary 4. Nickname — Katrinka. Saying — “Right on!” Likes — Sch ool. Dislikes — Homework. Future Plans — To be- come an executive secretary. Secret Ambition — To live on to a better life. Will — 7, Kathleen Burgess, leave 21 B at 3;00. Paula Eckard High School of 1972 Gwendolyn Acquanetta Williams Buzzards Bay College Activities — Field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Field hockey co- captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3 4; Shawme Band — six years; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Code Club 2, 3, 4; Code Club vice-president 4; Stu- dent Council (president of Class) 4; Prom Committee 3; Driver’s Ed. 3; Powder Puff 3. Nickname — Gwen. Likes — The color blue; to play all sports; all kinds of music; Switzerland; singing; to hear Symphony Orchestras and the Boston Pops; cooking; sewing; Europe; the beach and snow. Dis- likes — The color black in clothes; pumpkin pie; little “clicks”; very hot days; war; poverty. Future Plans — To become a music teacher at the high school level. Secret Plans — To some day sing professionally and work on Broadway. Will — I, Gwen Williams, leave Mr. Frazier my Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass voice to use when he lacks these voices during concerts so that he will not have to sing. John H. Gould Pocasset College Activities — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. Saying— “It’s up to you! Likes — Football; bikes; Florida. Dislikes — Cats, Edaville Railroad. Future Plans — Medical career. Secret Ambition — To be- come rich. Will — I, John Gould, leave summer foot- ball double sessions to Mr. Burns’ team. Connie Lee Hearn Otis General Activities — Art Club 4; Chorus 3. Nickname — Red. Saying — “Let’s do some living after we’ve died! Likes — My home; M.Z.; freaks; Rod Stuart. Dislikes — Moving. Future Plans— Art School. Secret Ambition — To start another Civil War. Will — I, Connie Hearn, leave the word “Ya’ll” to the Bourne High dictionaries because there is such a word. William H. Driscoll Jr. Monument Beach College Activities — Basketball 2, 3; Journalism 4; Yearbook 4. Nickname — Twink. Favorite Saying — “ Faith can guide you, let it ride you to the fortunes of your soul. ” Likes — Just about everybody, Badfinger, Cat Stevens, Glenn Miller Band. Dislikes — Quiet girls, favoritism in sports. Future Plans — Undecided. Secret Ambition — To coach the varsity basketball team the way it should be. Will— I, Bill Criscoll, leave Mr. Clifford a full-length mirror to marvel at himself. Darlene F. Martin Otis College Activities— Driver’s Ed. 3. Favorite Saying — Tom ' s doing this . . . Tom ’s doing that . . . Likes — Tom and dislikes the popcorn he eats during a movie. Plans for the future — Get out of my house. Secret Ambition — To stay with someone. Will— I, Darien Martin, leave with Tom. Karen Juette Edwards Pocasset College Activities — Basketball 1; Pep Squad 1; Field Hockey 2; Color Guard 2; French Club 2; A. A. 3, 4; Cheering Capt. 4; V.P. Student Council 4; Yearbook 4. Nickname — Kare. Saying — “Hey Scoot, what ' s happening? ” Likes — Dances; James Brown; Cool and the Gang, Jackson 5; soul music in general; and a guy with the initials D A T. Dislikes— Snobs, two- timing people; and the Beatles. Future Plans — Lawyer or Elementary Teacher. Secret Ambition — To become a Black Activist. Will — 7, Karen Ed- wards, leave with the black chicks of Bourne still wondering where all the guys are? John Gould Karen Edwards Connie Hearn Bourne Deborah Elaine Mula Class Judith Lynne Unruh Paul Wiseman Sandra Jean Griffin Mula, Deborah Elaine Sagamore College Activities — Prom Committee 3; Driver’s Education 3; Powder Puff Football 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Code Club 4; BHS Dispatch; Office Girl 4. Nickname — Debbs. Saying — “What a dip!” Likes — “The Family , football games in the rain, soft colors, day-dreaming, moody people. Dislikes— Sunday afternoons in Sagamore, selling newspapers. Future Plans — Teach Elementary Education. Secret Am- bition — To return to the past. Will — I, Debbie Mula, leave not as quiet as I came! Fulwider, Richard Bruce II Sagamore Beach College Activities — FTA 2; Prom Committee 3; Driver’s Education 2. Saying — “I love you whole bunches! Likes— Scouts, swimming in hurricanes, loves M.D.C., 8:00 phone calls, teddy bears that talk back, “Fred”, Ocean City, Md., cooking. Dislikes — German trip, being without Deb, cliques, “ playing Airman”. Future Plans — College. Will — I, Richard Fulwider, leave with plans for the future. Unruh, Judith Lynne Otis AFB College Activities — Pep Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Year- book Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tutoring forNHS 3,4. Saying — It is better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all. Likes — Funny people. Dis- likes — Being late anywhere. Future Plans — To be- come a pediatrician. Secret Ambition — To be the doctor of a clinic for the poor. Will — I, Judy Unruh, leave a mem ber of the junior class very lonely. Wiseman, Paul Otis AFB General Activities — Baseball 3. Likes — Rum and coke, coke and rum. Dislikes — To be called by my brother’s name. Future Plans — Build houses and sell them. Secret Ambition— To play second base for the Cincinnati Reds. Taylor, Rhonda Carla Buzzards Bay College Activities — Driver’s Education 3; Spanish Club 4. Likes — Most people, holidays, birthdays. Dislikes— Conceited people. Secret Ambition — To become President of the United States. Griffin, Sandra Jean Sagamore Beach General Nickname — Sandy. Saying — “Are you crazy!” Likes — Charlie, most of all; football games, friendly people, school. Dislikes — Snobby people, liquor, trouble makers. Future Plans — Business College. Secret Ambition— To travel and see the world. Will — I, Sandra Griffin, leave saying good-bye to Jimmy Burgess. Rhonda Carla Taylor High School of 1972 Thompson, Bruce D. Bourne College Activities — Driver’s Education. Likes — History; travel; Three Dog Night. Dislikes — Chemistry; getting up early in the morning. Future Plans — Law. Secret Ambition — To retire comfortably at the age of 50. Will — . . . Mary Deborah Comings Gray Gables College Activities — Basketball 1; Field Hockey 1; Softball 1; Cheering 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Driver’s Ed. 2; Yearbook 4. Nickname — Debbie. Saying — “I love you whole bunches. ” Likes — Scouts, swimming in hurri- canes, LOVES R.B.F., 8:00 phone calls, teddy bears that talk back, shopping, and clothes. Dislikes — Conn, trip, being without Richard, clique, “playing airman , and being called Carrie. Future Plans — To go to college and major in interior decorating. Will — I, Deb Comings, leave with plans for the future. Mark T. Fulwider Sagamore Beach College Activities — President of Student Council ’72 4. Likes — Enjoys talking with people, but prefer to be alone; likes to think at lot, enjoys the out doors and a natural high. Future Plans— Undecided. Ambi- tion — To write music, cut an album, paint, photog- raphy, art. Cheryl Fletcher Otis A.F.B. Business Activities — Pep Club 2, 3; Keyettes 3; FBLA 3; J.V. Cheerleader 3. Nickname — Gidget. Saying — “I almost had a cow! Likes — People and Topeka, Kansas; photography; music; dancing. Dislikes — No spirit. Future Plans — To become a secretary. Secret Ambition — To be a NFL cheerleader. Will — I, Gidget Fletcher, leave Karen, Jr., and Duncan my fabulous bod and peace of mind. To Penny, I leave my two balloons and Saturday nights with Duncan, if she thinks she can get him. Elizabeth Hurley Buzzards Bay College Activities — Biology Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3. Nickname — Beth. Likes — Attics for four, boats. Dis- likes — Crowded cars. Future Plans — Undecided. Will — I, Beth Hurley, leave the trailer to Debbie. Karen Elaine Tuttle Monument Beach Business Activities — Participated in Journalism, Driver’s Ed. Favorite Saying — Oh! Ca!Ca! Likes — Walking in the snow and rain, riding through the country, walk- ing on the beach at night, sunset. Dislikes— Snobbish people, filth, Whitey, ferns. Future Plans — Marriage. Ambition — To play the drums. Will — I, Karen Tuttle leave my hair curlers to Mr. Allen. Elizabeth Hurley Karen Ann Trevains Brooks, George E., Jr. Otis AFB College Activities — Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2: Chorus 3; Track 1.2,3. Nickname — Main Man. Saying — “Don’t fight the feeling . Likes — All sports, cars, women, dancing and singing, the Tempts. Dislikes — chemistry and crutches. Future Plans — College. Secret Ambition — Pro Football player, a great lover, or black leader. Will — I, George Brooks, leave all the crazy people of Bourne High. Trevains, Karen Ann Bourne General Activities — Basketball, FHA. Likes — swimming, skating, nursing. Dislikes — Be- ing bored in activities. Future Plans— nursing. Se- cret Ambition — To discover new things in the future. Will — , Karen Trevains, leave my reading skills to Mrs. Chandler. Rood, Loretta Buzzards Bay Business Activities — Glee Club 1; Librarv Aide 1, 2: Driver’s Ed. 3; NHS 4. Nickname — Retta Sue. Likes — Brian, summer. Dis- likes — rainy days, bomb scares. Future Plans — To become an executive secretary. Secret Ambition— To be a model. Will — I, Loretta Rood, leave my “ hot pants ' to Mr. Levinson. Robinson, Wendy Buzzards Bay Business Activities — Driver’s Education 3. Nickname — Weed. Likes— to be with a certain guy. Dislikes — snobby people. Future Plans — marriage. Secret Ambition — To marry Bryce in June. Will — I, Wendy Robinson, leave Bourne High forever. Gray, Bonny Gwen Gray Gables College Activities — Art Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club Treasurer 3; French Club— 2: AA 3; Prom Committee 3; Driver’s Education 3; Student Leader 3; Chorus 4. Nickname — Bonny. Saying — “Oh, no! ' . Likes — children, country towns, blank verse, the color blue. Dislikes — snobs, fakes, wars. Future Plans — Ele- mentary teacher. Secret Ambition— It ' s a secret! Will — I, Bonny Gray, leave my artistic talents to Mr. Lyon. Henderson, John Sagamore General Nickname — Hendo. Saying — “Hey, man. what’s hap- pening! Likes — The feeling of getting my head. Secret Ambition — To own a house. Will — I. John Henderson, leave Mr. Clifford the bathrooms in the morning so that he can try to bust people. Kathleen Murtha Thompson, John Monument Beach College Activities — Study 1, 2. 3, 4. Likes — Munument Beach, freedom, Dylan. Dis- likes — Uncool people, paranoia, blue meanies. Future Plans — To live in North Africa. Will — I, John Thompson, leave my Gulf pants to my brother David. Murtha, Kathleen Monument Beach College Activities — German Club 1; Driver’s Education 4. Nickname — Kathy. Saying — . . Really screwed up. Likes — close friends, long talks, traveling, ice boating, fall weather. Dislikes — Chemistry tests. Secret Ambition — To live abroad. Future Plans — Animal Medical Technology. Will — I. Kathy Mur- tha. leave, thankful that it’s over. Fricker, Arnelle Bourne Art Activities — French Club 2. Nickname — Arnie or Arzelle. Saying — “ Tuuuuuna !” Likes — Boys, blue jeans, Eagle Kneagle, freaky look- ing hair. Dislikes — tests, babysitting, snobbish people. Future Plans — Travel. Singing, Acting. Se- cret Ambition — To win an Academy Award. Will — I, Arnelle Fricker, leave my water pipe to Mr. Kock- nowicz. Santy, Deborah M. Otis AFB General Activities — Driver’s Education 3; Office Girl 4. Likes — Being with a certain guy, swimming, horse- back riding. Future Plans — Marriage. Secret Ambi- tion — To make a million. Will — I. Deborah Santy, leave. Tanner, Denise A. Buzzards Bay Mixed Activities — Driver’s Education 3; FHA 1. 2, 3, 4; Re- porter for FHA 2, 3; Chapter President of FHA 3; State Secretary of FHA 3. Nickname — Neicy. Likes — People who care. Dis- likes — People who don’t care. Future Plans — unde- cided. Will — 7, Denise Tanner, leave with great pleasure. Wiseman, Robert Otis AFB General Saying — If you are going to work, get out of my way! Likes — Girls. Future Plans — To paint white lines on runways. Secret Ambition — It wouldn ' t be a secret if I told you! Will — I, Robert Wiseman, leave my couth to my brother. Deborah M. Santy Robert Wiseman Denise A. Tanner I Ethier, William Monument Beach City College Likes — Cynthia Climax. Dislikes — Mr. Bachand ' s singing. Future Plans — To become a hamster trainer. Secret Ambition — To be Johnny Cash’s diction teacher. Will — I, Bill Ethier, leave one 8 by 10 glossy of Kate Smith in the nude to our principal. Wells, Janet Otis AFB Business Activities— Student Leader, Powder Puff Football 4; Driver’s Education 3. Nickname — Jan. Saying — “Oh, schucks!’’ Likes — sports, boys, getting it all together. Dislikes — teach- ers that try to change the way you act and feel. Future Plans — business school. Secret Ambition — To have all friends and no enemies. Will — I, Janet Wells, leave Sue Bright still looking for her you know u hats. Cooke, Deborah Buzzards Bay College Activities— Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating Team 3, 4; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; FTA 2. 3, 4; French Club 2. 4; Color Guard 2. Saying — “You REALLY think so?’’ Likes — talks with good friends, music, reading, hockey games. Future Plans — To become a librarian. Will— I, Deborah Cooke, leave Mr. Frazier and the Chorus to the Class of 1976. Barnaby, Diane Carol Buzzards Bay Business Activities — Library Aide 1, 2; IBM keypunch opera- tor 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 4. Saying — “For Pete’s sake!” Secret Ambition — to travel throughout the world. Leonard, Joyce Buzzards Bay College Activities — Photography Club 2; Spanish Club 4. Saying — “I would if I could, but I can ' t ” Likes — Biology. Boston terriers, Chemistry, Mr. Thibault, “Scientific American . Dislikes— Art, English, any- thing not connected with science. Future Plans — To study Bacteriology at the U. of Miami. Secret Ambi- tion — To become Albert Einstein 11. Will — I. Joyce Leonard, leave 7,856 pages of notes to the Bourne High School Science Department. Perks, Glen Nickname — Foxey. Saying — “ Have a cigar!” Likes — motorcycles. Dislikes— bossy people. Joyce Leonard Hannelore Morton Pederson, Geoffrey Cataumet College Nickname — Geoff. Likes — to look at girls ' legs, drink beer, make as much money as I can. Dislikes — short or fat girls, liver. Future Plans — College. Secret Am- bition — To be a rich playboy. Will — I, Geoffrey Pederson, leave my height to little Rueban. Morton, Hannelore Pocasset College Activities — German Club 1, 2 . Nickname — Tonia. Saying — ‘‘Yeah, sure! Likes — jeans, mustangs, roses, puppies, a certain Bourne guy. Dislikes — rainy days, thunder, Otis Teen Club, peanuts, snobs. Future Plans — Airline Career. Se- cret Ambition — To successfully hold up Fort Knox. Will — I, Hannelore Morton, leave 26 glowworms to the General Science lab. Oliva, Maria Buzzards Bay Mixed Activities — Driver’s Education 3: Work Study 4. Likes — driving, summertime, most everybody. Dis- likes — rainy days, phony people, typing. Future Plans — Secretary. Secret- Ambition — To travel. Will — 7, Marie Oliva, leave my temper to Mrs. Rus- sell. Christopulos, Jean F. Buzzards Bay College Activities — Code Club 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3: Driver’s Education 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Likes— music, travel, summertime. Dislikes — winter. Future Plans — College. Will — I. Jean Christopulos, leave my aggravations to Mr. Tamagini. Brown, Karen Monument Beach College Activities — Pep Squad 1; Cheerleading 2; Homecom- ing Court 2, 3. 4; Prom Court 3; Prom Committee 3; Debating Club 3, 4; Captain of Debating Club 4; Code Club 2, 3. 4; Code Club President 4; Powder Puff Football 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Driver’s Educa- tion 2; Class Secretary 1. 4; Class Vice-President 3. Nickname— K.B. Saying— “ Most likely . . . I would- n ' t be surprised . Likes — Spring, VW’s, surprises. Dislikes — Study halls, things that don’t work, poli- tics. Secret Ambition — To be a Women s Lib Activist. Future Plans— College. Will— I, Karen Brown, leave all my secrets to Carol DeBoer. Taylor, Glenn Bourne College Activities— Football 1; Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. Likes— the 2:00 bell. Dislikes — getting up in the morning. Future Plans — To become an X-ray Tech- nologist. Will— I, Glenn Taylor, leave these credits to Mr. Ci-garbutt. Karen Brown Hayes, Mark Stephen Bourne Activities — Football 1; Golf 1; Driver Ed. 3. Nickname— Crash. Likes — G.T.O’s, 442 ' s, Sailing, Skiing, The Mill Hill Club, Brunetts. Dislikes — Mac- Arthur Boulevard, Hospitals, Nurses, the Bourne Police. Future Plans— To go into Marine Engineer- ing. Secret Ambition— To get my Captain ' s license. Will — I, Mark Hayes, leave my excellent driving rec- ord. Murphy, Lesley Otis A.F.B. Business Activities — FHA 1; Pep Squad 1, 4. Nickname — Les. Future Plans— College, Business. Likes— Skating, writing stories, hockey, basketball, swimming, dances, talking to people, just being with people. Ambition — Walking through a forest filled with flowers and animal, along with the one I love and loves me. Will— I, Lesley Murphy, leave my locker Number 180 to Tracey Leonard. Collamore, Sandra Buzzards Bay College Activities — Prom Comm. 3; Drivers’s Ed. 3; Pep Squad 1. Nickname — Sandy. Saying— You’ve got to be kid- ding! Likes — R.E.Q., Jaguars, going to the movies, rainy days, snow and meeting people. Dislikes — Se- niors not having enough privileges, two-faced people, and “all the excitement in Buzzards Bay . Future Plans — Marriage. Secret Ambition— To have enough money to travel to Europe and to have a big beautiful home. Will — I, Sandy Collamore, leave for bigger and better things. Ahman, Heather Monument Beach College Nickname— Heath. Saying— “What can I say? | Likes— Munchkin, sincere people, driving to school, “Gus , playing the guitar. Dislikes — cold weather, snow, super-straight teachers. Future Plans — Col- lege. Secret Ambition — To own a successful horse breeding operation. Will — I, Heather Ahman, leave Mr. Southworth still hiding behind his moustache. Perry, Ann Marie Sagamore Business Activities — Chorus 2, 3, 4; Code Club 2, 3. 4; Office girls 4; Powder Puff Football 2. Saying — “Right! Likes — J.T.D., Mrs. Kostro, a light green Volkswagen with racks, Little Herky, Jerry’s blue ford. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Dislikes — Railroad tracks near Grossmans, school, work. Future Plans — To become an X-ray technician. Secret Ambition — To go to school for a year with perfect attendance. Will — I, Ann Perry, leave to be with Timmy. Coppi, Michael E. Sagamore College Activities— Football 1. 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 4; Baseball 2 . Nickname — Mike. Saying — “ Alright ! Likes — ’ Italian food, sports, mainly football. Dislikes— school lunches, show-offs. Future Plans— College. Will — , Mike Coppi, leave one pair of worn crutches to Richard Tavares. Peter Olson Marjorie Fiske Sagamore Beach General Activities— Softball. Likes — clothes, W.W.P., Sagamore Beach Parties. Dislikes — Being sent to the office, getting caught at anything. Nickname — Margie. Future Plans — Get- ting Married. Will — I, Margie Fiske, leave Sharon to face Mr. Burns by herself. Peter Olson Sagamore Beach College Likes— travelling, listening to music, rapping with friends, reading James Thurber, fine red wines, people that show consideration for others. Dislikes — The Bourne High System, conceited poeple, being told to do things. Sagamore Beach ( but not the people init), Big parties. Secret Ambition — To be happy. Patricia Harrington Buzzards Bay Mixed Activities — Code Club 2. 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Driver’s Education 3. Likes — summer, sunshine, honest people, hockey, parties, having a good time. Dislikes— Getting up early, phonies and stuck-up people. English, writing term papers. Future Plans — To work and then go to school. Secret Ambition to someday paint a really good picture. Will — I, Pat Harrington, leave my extra to Liz To bey. McMonigle, Daniel J. Otis AFB College Activities — Basketball 2. Likes — surfing, everything. Nickname — Dan. Dis- likes — school lunches. Future Plans — Trucking cross- country. Secret Ambition — To become President. Will — I, Daniel McMonigle, leave all my absent days to Mr. Burns. Cooper, Robert Michael Sagamore College Activities — Football 1, 2. Nickname — Bob. Saying — Don ' t try to be what you’re not. Likes — corduroy pants and knit sweat- ers, hockey, Mateus, Edie. Dislikes — Mustang 6 bangers, short hair, 5-day school weeks. Future Plans — College. Secret Ambition — To be happy and have fun the rest of my life. Will — I, Bob Cooper, leave the keys from my mustang to Ernie Forni. Pellegrini, Roberta Ann Sagamore Business Activities — Driver’s Education 3. Nickname— Bonnie. Likes — animals. Dislikes— homework, getting up at 5:45 each morning. Future Plans— To become a secretary. Secret Ambition — To own a pack of wolves. Will — I, Bonnie Pellegrini, leave Mr. Levinson still trying to figure out how the 402 works. Kenneth Johnson Linda Gamble Michael Caron Rhonda Willett Lynda Melville Elizabeth Curtis Roberto Hamler Laurel Cote Scott Froman M Debra Aldrich Arthur Anderson Steve Zavrid Douglas Haywood Helen Normile Tom Morrison Ted Alymer Dana Towne Ronald Snell Henry Smart George Hammond Phyllis Williams Earl Smith Cheryl Krumrine Tim McWilliams Gary McSwain Bill Comway Matthew Mahoney Buzzards Bay College Activities — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4. Nickname — Matt. Likes — hunting, fishing, water skiing. Future Plans — College. Secret Ambition — To become a wildlife biologist. Will — I, Matt Mahoney, leave. Stephanie Prete Pocasset College Activities — FTA 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. Future Plans — College. Will — I, Stephanie Fb-ete, leave nothing. Maureen Shalkauskas Gray Gables College Activities — National Honor Society 3, 4. Likes — English, cooking, sewing, snow, ice skating, football games. Dislikes — snobby people. Future Plans — Nursing. Secret Ambition — To visit foreign countries. Will — , Maureen Shalkauskas, Leave Happily! Michael Gregory Pocasset College Activities — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. 2, 3. 4. Likes— hot pants and what is in them. Dislikes — maxi skirts, Mr. Burns. Secret Ambition — To tell Mr. Dunn to go on a diet. . 55 Boy ■ I MOST HUMOROUS: Cathy Russell and Nobby Aflague Senior Superlatives MOST VERSATILE: Gwen Williams and Jerry McCone MOST ATHLETIC: Diane White and Steve Gendron 59 Q Senior Superlatives vca Bourhe MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Scooter Smith and Gwen Williams BEST DRESSED: Sue Wright and Bill Driscoll 60 1 V 61 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Dennis Phillips and Robin McIntyre An Enjoyable Evening for all at “Scarborough Fair” Scarborough Fair was the theme of the junior prom, and keeping this title in mind, decorations were prepared accordingly for the room at the Holiday Inn in Hyannis. Balloons, flowers and a ferris wheel helped to promote the atmosphere of a fair. The focal point of the room was the gazebo which served as the throne for Queen Susan Wright and her royal court — Beth Walters, Mary Lynn Sherlock, Karen Brown, Mary Beth McGreavy, and Jean Christopulos. One of the highlights of the evening was the court dance, during which the band played “Colour My World”. 62 Code Club sponsors a successful Powder Puff Game; Seniors dominate Juniors The Powder Puff game, held in early November of 1971, turned out to be one of Code Club’s biggest and most success- ful money making projects, which was enjoyed by everyone: seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen, faculty and spectators. Bourne’s mighty seniors rallied the jolly juniors and emerged victorious in spite of the fought efforts on the juniors side. The freshmen managed to get the upper hand over the competitive sopho- mores in another well battled game. The powerful seniors never lacked spirit 64 Aren’t you glad that we used Dial? Don’t you wish Sue did? throughout the game because of the enthusiasm projected by cheerleaders Mike Harris, Bruce Fernandes and Glenn Taylor. Half-time proved to be very exciting with the majorettes, David Pereira, Dennis Phillips, Tom Danti and Scott Froman performing a routine to a tune played by a junior of Shawne Band. With refreshments served at the con- cession stand on the home side of Jack- son Memorial Field, and an admission fee, Code Club profited both with pride and financial gain. SENIOR POWER Oh, Mike! Pull your skirt together! “Code Club girls share the Christmas Spirit with the children of St. Mary ' s . 99 The Code Club once again summed up the holiday spirit by giving the annual Christmas party for the children of St. Mary’s in New Bedford. Gwen Williams began the festivities by leading the children in song and games. On request of the Code Club, the boys of the High School entertained the boys of St. Mary’s with games of football and basketball. The girls meanwhile, were involved with the members of the Code Club in various games and activi- ties. The main event of the party was of course Santa Claus, portrayed by Mr. Dunn. After refreshments and dancing to the music provid- ed by the Stage Band, the children prepared reluctantly to leave. The Code Club members, who enjoyed themselves thoroughly, were sorry to see them go. The Christmas party pr oved to be another of the many successful ventures of the Code Club this year. athletics (ath-let ' iks), n. any system of athletic training by gymnastic exer- cises or outdoor sports; athletic exercises collectively. •port (spSrt), n. diversion; jest; mirth; mockery; play; outdoor recreation, as hunting, snooting, etc.; athletics and games of skill for which prizes are given or money staked; an animal or plant which deviates in its organism from the normal condition; [Slang), a gambler; a cheap, flashy person: v.i. to play or frolic; trifle; practice field diversions: v.t. to divert; exhibit or wear in public: adj. suitable for sports; made in a style suitable for wearing at sports, as a sport gown. Football, 1971 VARSITY SQUAD — First row, left to right: Steve Gendron, Mike Coppi, Tom Morrison, George Brooke, John Gould, Mike Gregory, Tom Cook, Preston Smith, Sam Spring, Tim Bulla. Second row: Coach Clifford, Head Coach Burns, Mike Roberts, Bernard Burns, John Sheehan, George Hammond, Jess Franco, Coach Mons, Coach Kochnowicz. Third row: Bill Morrison, Neal Hayes, Ed Gendron, August Prete, Jim Burgess, Dan Sweeney, Richard Tavares, Dan Ahern, Coach McCarthy. Fourth row: Tom Laughton, Charles Cox, Charles Annis, Mark Baker, Walter McCone. The Bourne football team had a heartbreaking start of the 1971 foot- ball season, losing four straight games. Three of these games were lost in the last minutes. The hardluck and injuries that plagued the Canalmen in the beginning of the season did not get the Bourne football spirit down. Bourne came back to win four out of their last five games and surprised people in the Capeway Conference with their upset of Dartmouth. Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne VARSITY SCORES 6 Coyle 7 Barnstable 6 Falmouth 15 Dighton-Rehoboth 30 Mohawk Regional 14 Fairhaven 33 Dennis- Y armouth 13 Dartmouth 29 Wareham TOUCHDOWN BOURNE! Hold on, Sam! One of the most memorable experiences of the season was the overnight stay at Mohawk to play Mohawk Regional High School. This was all made possible by the Bourne Boosters Club who footed the bill for the trip. Not only was the trip fun, but Bourne came away with their first victory of the year, 30-18. Bourne closed off the sea son with a solid 29-14 win over Wareham in the annual Thanksgiving day game. The de- fensive play was the highlight of the hard fought game. Preston “Scotter” Smith was picked most valuable player of the Wareham game. He earned this honor by scoring a touchdown on a pass reception and playing a great game at defensive halfback. Tom Cook scores! Two of Bourne’s starters were honored at the end of the season when they were picked to the annual Capeway Conference All-Star team. Steve Gendron was picked to the offensive and defensive teams at guard and defensive end. Tom Cook who gained an average of 100 yards per game was selected to the backfield of the offen- sive team. Senior Players — A Tribute To Them Sam Spring Tom Cook George Brooke Mike Coppi John Gould Walter McCone Preston Smith Tim Bulla Tom Morrison Steve Gendron Neal Hayes Dan Ahern 71 A Promising JV Team and an Ever Trying Freshman Squad Bourne 0 Bourne 0 Bourne 0 Bourne 20 Bourne 20 JV SCORES Barnstable Falmouth Fairhaven Dennis-Y armouth Dartmouth 6 12 12 0 0 Roberts blocking, Cook running. FRESHMAN TEAM: Bottom Row left to right: A1 Tingely, Larry Taylor, Tom Laughton, Charles Cox, Jim Bock, John Keitchens, Second Row: Robert Mason, Joe Baker, Phil Walker, Lenny Cubellis, Coach Ed McCarthy. Missing: Butch Merritt. FRESHMAN SCORES Bourne 0 Barnstable 12 Bourne 6 Falmouth 20 Bourne 0 Fairhaven 34 Bourne 6 Dennis-Y armouth 22 Bourne 0 Dartmouth 12 Bourne 6 Wareham 12 72 Summary of JV and Freshman Season: The Bourne JV’s went down to three defeats early in the season, but the prom- ising JVs came back and soundly won the last two games of the season. The JVs traveled to Dennis- Yarmouth and defeated the Dolphins 20-0. Everything clicked for the Canalmen and they were up for their last game of the season against Dart- mouth. On November 15, the JVs defeated Dartmouth by the same score as the game before: 20-0. The Freshman team had a very poor turnout this year, but of the 11 to 15 young men who came out for the team, none of them gave up. Although they lost all of their games, one could see a steady improvement and a great desire to win. Con- gratulations to these young men who never gave up. fi UPfl i , U 1 1 I ,Si E K I TOUCHDOWN! Keep everything clean, boys! Go, “Scotter”, go. 73 ' ■ A New Co ach in a Season Get that ball! Although the girls’ field hockey team suffered six defeats this season, they fought hard all fall under new head coach Miss King. Highlights of the season were the game at Dartmouth and the match with Falmouth. Bourne upset Falmouth at home October 5, 1-0. The team played strong hockey for the entire game: the defense preventing their opponents from scoring, while the offense kept the ball in the striking circle. Also the purple ripple tied its first game with Dartmouth, 2-2. Bourne 0 SCORES Dennis- Y armouth 3 Bourne 0 Barnstable 3 Bourne 1 Falmouth 0 Bourne 2 Dartmouth 2 Bourne 0 Dennis-Y armouth 1 Bourne 0 Barnstable 3 Bourne 1 Falmouth 2 Bourne 1 Dartmouth 3 74 if Challenge ‘Don’t let them do that to you!’ Off to the races? Bottom left to right: Robin MacIntyre, Lee Austin, Marge Goward, Gwen Williams, Stephanie Prete, Diane White, Eve King, 2nd Row: Debbie Lamothe, Alisa Coppollo, Kathy Phipps. Rita Lisk, Debbie Michelson, Jayne Bonin, Kathy Berry, Debbie Tobey, Margaret Mayes, Coach Diane King, 3rd Row: Mary McMahon, Janice King, Kathy Curtis, Eva Curtis, Gale White, Debbie Morretta, Angela Napoli. Missing: Liz Tobey. Kick Save! Surrounded? 75 The Cheerleaders After long hours of summer pra ctice, the cheer- leaders or Bourne High came eagerly back to school with one thing in mind, to arouse the school spirit which had remained dormant during the summer months. Beginning with the Freshman pep rally, the cheerleaders strove to keep spirit and enthusi- asm ever-constant through the many games which were to follow. As a result of their constant efforts, the cheerleaders encouraged the students of Bourne High School to take a more active part in support- ing the athletic events of the school. • Marcia Jenkins JoAnne Parady Front: J. Parady, L. Taylor, P. Cook, M. Jenkins. Standing: T. Clonts, D. Beane, D. Putt. D. Scott. D. Phillips, T. Songer. Kneeling — M. Jenkins, P. Cook, L. Taylor, J. Paradv. Standing — T. Songer, D. Scott, D. Beane, R. Lipscomb, D. Putt, D. Phillips. I After the seniors left last spring, there were six vacancies in the majorette squad which were successfully replaced. Practices were held throughout the summer and continued into the fall. Mrs. Elaine Darsch became the new advisor. The squad is grateful for the time and encouragement she has given them. The majorettes added spark and spirit dur- ing half-time at the football games to the ac- companiment of the Shame Band directed bv Mr. Francis Roy. With the aid of Mr. Robert Frazier, new uniforms were received which helped to brighten up the squad. In the spring the majorettes participated in the pops concert and the exchange concert. For the first Bourne High majorettes com- peted in a twirling competition. Left to right: Coach Bachand, Co-Captain Tom Lacross and Co-Captain Steve Gendron. Another sports team, the varsity basketball team had a hard season. They had the potential but something just went wrong. In other words it was just one of those seasons. Some of the best games of the season were the Sandwich game, the Dartmouth game, the Provincetown game, and the Falmouth game. Three of these four games were wins. The Sandwich game was the second game of the season and the most exciting of all the games even though the purple wave lost it in overtime by two foul shots. The other games were Bourne’s victories and of course enjoyable. TEAM: Left to right: 1st row: Rusty Burns. Tom Lacross. Steve Gendron, Henry Cardoza. Stand- ing: Coach Bachand. Scott Froman. Bob Reid. Steve Salinger. Ron Snell. Tom Cox, John Mannion and Glen Catts. Burns going for a rebound against Barnstable. _1 The Canalmen’s all-star selection Tom Lacross shoots for two against Barnstable. Mannion pops from the corner. Get that rebound! Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne Bourne THE RECORD: 53 Lincoln-Sudbury 63 59 Sandwich 61 41 Holy Family 83 79 Provincetown 69 54 Falmouth 72 50 D-Y 62 62 Wareham 67 58 Fairhaven 74 54 Barnstable 65 54 Dartmouth 51 65 Falmouth 57 56 D-Y 65 2 Wareham 0 47 Fairhaven 62 44 Barnstable 88 53 Dartmouth 63 forfeit win Flying high, Henry. Salinger and Gen- dron scramble for the ball against Barnstable. The Junior Varsity -Players of the future with lots of promise. J.V. BASKETBALL The Bourne Junior Varsity players showed a lot of promise as they had a 11-5 record under the direction of coach Don Belliveau. The Junior Varsity played two different teams throughout the seasons games. The first team would play the 1st and 4th quarters while the second team would play the 2nd and 3rd quarters. The Co-Captains were Ed Gendron and Greg Cahoon. J.V. RECORD TEAM: Left to right: 1st row: Dick Sullivan. Mike Roberts. Ed Gendron. Greg Cahoon. Steve Bachand. Duncan Chase. Standing: (manager) David Kinder. Ed Sanders. Mike Malone. Joe Wiggins, John Holland. Mike Holt. Wayne Stuart. Jack Tonello. John Ciampas. Paul Oclab. Mike Clark. Bill McMahon, and Coach Don Belliveau. Left to right: Co-Captain Ed Gendron. Coach Don Belliveau and Co-Captain Greg Cahoon. Bourne 53 Lincoln Sudbury 51 Bourne 74 Sandwich 36 Bourne 56 Holy Family 38 Bourne 62 Provincetown 59 Bourne 47 Falmouth 64 Bourne 58 D-Y 56 Bourne 57 Wareham 48 Bourne 59 Fairhaven 57 Bourne 48 Barnstable 67 Bourne 50 Dartmouth 56 Bourne 58 Falmouth 57 Bourne 59 D-Y 55 Bourne 2 Wareham 0 Bourne 88 Fairhaven 56 Bourne 43 Barnstable 61 Bourne 55 Dartmouth 63 Forfeit Win Get the ball boys! Leading JV scorer Ed Gendron pops for another two pointer while Greg Cahoon sets a pick. Jump ball, get it! A New Coach — And A Great The freshman team, the winningest team at Bourne High in the last few years had a great year. Lead by new coach Mark South- worth the team completed a season to be proud of. The frosh five was led by Jeff Woods who averaged about 20 points per game. Also consistent Tom Laughton always chipped in a good number of points. Strong rebounding and good scoring power by Charles Cox and Doug Long also helped. At the other guard position beside Woods, Aron Tobey and Joe Johnson switched off. Rebound boys! w i J 1 | 1 J 1 in X 1 TEAM: left to right 1st row; Joe Johnson, Randy Kitchens, Tom Laughton, Charles Cox, Jay Bock, John Tingley. 2nd row; Mark Barns, Aron Tobey, Doug Long, Coach Mark Southworth, A1 Tingley, Jeff Woods and Bob Valesio. left to right Co-Captain Tom Laughton, Coach Mark Southworth and Co-Captain Charles Cox. 84 Season (10-4) Jeff Woods goes for another two points. An inspirational talk during the upset victory over Barnstable. THE RECORD Bourne 62 Bourne 69 Bourne 51 Bourne 51 Bourne 44 Bourne 35 Bourne 36 Bourne 40 Bourne 55 Bourne 44 Bourne 51 Bourne 42 Bourne 40 Bourne 51 Sandwich Old Rochester Falmouth D-Y Wareham Fairhaven Barnstable Dartmouth Falmouth D-Y Wareham Fairhaven Barnstable Dartmouth TEAM: Left to right 1st row; Robin McIntyre, Diane White, Judy Sorenti. Standing; Debbie Lamothe (Manager), Alisa Copollo, Gail White, Kathy Berry, Debbie Maretta, Debbie Michaelson, Marge Goward, Mary McMahon, Coach Linda Maynard. VARSITY SCORES Bourne 27 Sacred Heart 32 Bourne 17 Sandwich 37 Bourne 32 Provincetown 40 Bourne 19 Falmouth 38 Bourne 19 Dennis- Y armouth 29 Bourne 24 Wareham 48 Bourne 20 Fairhaven 33 Bourne 22 Old Rochester 45 Bourne 23 Barnstable 48 Bourne 21 Dartmouth 20 Bourne 33 Falmouth 25 Bourne 22 Dennis-Y armouth 45 Bourne 28 Wareham 18 Bourne 34 Fairhaven 42 Bourne 24 Old Rochester 25 Bourne 26 Barnstable 27 Bourne 45 Dartmouth 53 non-league games Move your hand, please??? Sink it, Mary, sink it! SENIOR PLAYERS AND THE COACH: left to right, Robin McIntyre, Diane White, Coach Linda Maynard and Judy Sorenti. Even though the girls varsity basketball team had rather a dismal year they, like the other sports teams in Bourne, never gave up. The highlights of the season were of course their victories. They defeated three Capeway opponents, Dartmouth 21-20, Falmouth 33- 25 and Wareham 28-18. Co-Captains this year were Robin McIntyre and Diane White. The JV’s had a rough season also as they won five games and lost nine. Of the nine games, six of them were lost by less than three points a piece. The Junior Varsity Determination! 87 A Tough Season — For A Team That Never Again as in seasons past, the record of the Canalmen hockey team does not show their great desire to win and their disappointment when they went down to defeat. As most people know and understand the Bourne hockey team will not win a majority of their games until 1) They have their own rink and 2) They get into a league with teams they can compete with. Of the thirteen skaters that made the var- sity this season, five were seniors. All in all it was a young team. Surprisingly, most of these starters were underclassmen so maybe next year with the experience gained they will improve. The seniors of course will be missed. Glenn Taylor, Nobi Aflague, Tom Morrison, Mike Caronand, newcomer Neil Hayes all con- tributed much to this year’s team. Goal Bourne! Congratulations Peter. Team: left to right 1st row, Jim Marzelli, Mike Caron, Neil Hayes, Jack Burns, Dan Sweeney, Chris Schuck, Glenn Taylor. 2nd row, manager Tony Turk, Coach David Allen, Nobi Aflague, David Pereira, Tom Morrison, Peter Marshall, Mark McCullough, Bill Forni. 88 Gave Up. “Get out there and play hockey.” Seniors — Tom Morrison, Mike Caron. Nobi Aflague. Neil Hayes and Glenn Taylor. THE RECORD Bourne 6 Old Rochester 1 Bourne 1 Barnstable 6 Bourne 3 D-Y 7 Bourne 0 Falmouth 7 Bourne 3 Old Rochester 1 Bourne 1 Barnstable 4 Bourne 2 D-Y 5 Bourne 2 Falmouth 6 Bourne 0 Barnstable 12 Bourne 2 D-Y 3 Bourne 1 Falmouth 6 89 Sweeney on the face-off. Farrell shoots on the D-Y goalie. A tally for the young JV’s. THE RECORD Bourne 1 Falmouth 4 Bourne 1 D-Y 1 Bourne 0 Barnstable 6 Bourne 3 Falmouth 6 Bourne 2 Barnstable 8 Bourne 2 D-Y 6 Bourne 1 Falmouth 3 Mark Taylor sprawls for a save in the 1-1 tie of D-Y. 90 A Nerolich shot on goal. Team Photo: left to right 1st row; Mark Taylor. Butch Merritt. John Hesek, Scott Farrell, Mike Fougere, Shawn Nerolich, Jim Marzelli. 2nd row; Ernie Forni, Bill Parady, Steve Smolinsky, Joe Toomey. Rick Duffy, Jordan Oakley, Chris Farrell and Coach Ed Big Mac” McCarthy. Captain Nerolich brings the puck down the ice. 91 — activity (ak-tiv ' i-ti), n. energy; the state of action. 93 72 Canal Currents i Bottom left to right: S. Fougere. Production Editor: H. Phillips. Editor: -J. Weston. Business Manager. S. Wright. Co-Editor; 2nd Row: Bill Driscoll. Advertising Manager; M. Sherlock. Art Editor: M. Leary. Sports Editor. Bottom row - B. Clark. -J. Weston. D. Valesio. J. Chnstopulos. H. Phillips D. Mula. C. Knapp. M Sherlock g • Middle row - H. Van Rvn. D. White. B. Downing. E. Rose. E. Malone. B. alters. C. Bradford. T. V alsh. Top row - M. Hendricks. D. Hayward, M. Jenkins. D. McPhillips. C. Zavrid. J. Paroky. M. Leary. T. Carbough. 94 CLUBS Student Council 95 I , CLUBS Code Club Bottom Row (left to right): P. DeCicco, S. Belliveau, J. Christopulos, T. Songer, C. DeBoer, J. Weston, P. Harrington, D. Flint. J. Harasiak, R. McIntyre, D. Vallesio. Middle Row: L. Cahir, A. Schlotterbeck, D. Rohrer, C. Knapp. K. Burgess. D. Mula, S. Wiesner. A. Fougere. S. Nightengale. B. Walters, S. Wright. Top Row: E. Malone, D. Denize. D. Scott, L. Labretto, B. Phillips, C. Zavrid, L. Jones, L. Fulwider, C. Bradford, M. Sherlock, L. Cubellis. Dispatch Bottom Row: B. Brower, D. Martin, D. Gosselin, S. Prete, D. Vallesio, D. Studley, D. Cooke, D. Mula. Middle Row: B. Walters, D. Smart. K. Edwards, L. Austin, C. Knapp, J. Sorenti, S. Fougere, K. Tuttle. Top Row: K. Bock. P. Olson, M. Leary, M. Harris, B. Driscoll, M. Jenkins, M. Sherlock. CLUBS 1st Row: P. Clark, A. Consoni, A. Hesek, L. Cahir, L. Wheeler, D. Vallesio, C. Bradford, S. Rees, R. Witt, B. Walters. 2nd Row: F. Rose, L. Haskins, J. Ross, M. Baron, J. Leonard, L. Austin, R. Taylor, D. Smith, S. Greenberg. 3rd Row: B. Reed, C. Johnson, C. LInruh. E. King, J. Sorenti, H. Ahman, T. Clonts, D. Putt, R. Masson. 4th Row: A. Tom- olonis, M. Baker. D. Sullivan, F. Snow, S. Salinger, C. Botts. A. Schofield. B. MacCormack. Spanish Club French Club Bottom row — L. Cubellis, M. J. Anderson, P. Fuller, D. Cooke, S. Murphy, C. Owne, D. Ross, B. Blair. Middle row — K. Smithwick, P. Paradv, R. Czarnetski, M. Hunt, C. Mosher, C. Tibbetts, C. Mayes. Top row — D. Rose, C. Hazin, T. Roark, K. Alen, M. McCahill, M. Clark, N. Harris. 97 CLUBS German Club Bottom row — L. Ethier, J. Bonon, C. Nightengale, V. Holmes. K. Murtha, G. Moore, A. Sullivan. M, Koronkiewicz. Middle row — R. Sikora, B. Farmer. K. Dingess, C. Bourne. M. Galvin. J. Wiggins. E. Forni, F. Dingess. M. Clark. Top row — E. Sanders. S. Nightengale. B. Baker. K. Duffy. S. McCaffery, H. Fischer. D. McCafferv. T. McCone. S. VerNooy. J. Weston. Chess Club 1st Row: H. Van Rvn, J. Wiggens. D. Kinder. C. Bourne, S. Ianocci. 2nd Row: K. Smithwick, M. Murphy, K. Brown, M. Galvin. CLUBS Future Teachers of America (Left to Right) Bottom: D. Cooke, C. Mosher. L. Ethier, D. Newcombe, S. Belliveau, -J. Robbins, M. Robbins. K. Locke. Middle: J. Studley, V. Holmes, K. Smithwick, B. May, B. Downing, S. Prete, L. Austin, W. Laughton. Top: P. Smith, M. Baron, J. Ross, T. Carbough, K. Smith, K. Edwards, M. Leary. Future Homemakers of America (Left to Right) Bottom: T. Bennett. M. Tanner, D. Tibbets, R. Labretto, D. Scott, K. Trevains. Middle: D. Lamothe, L. Ethier, S. Gallerani, M. Manoman, N. Williams, N. Reilly. Top: B. Clarke, D. Tanner, R. Barnes, K. Ridgely, C. Snell, J. Woolam. 99 MMHHi CLUBS i Debating Club I Bottom row — S. VerNoov, S. Robinson, C. DeBoer. D. Cooke. Top row — C. Beal. J. Weatherbv, M. Hunt. R. Shade. S. Parker. | Science Club Pli. ' h 4 £ J p ' k ' j w a 1 flr T 1 D. Patton, D. Phillips, S. Graham, K. Dingess, D. Cooke. 100 CLUBS 1st Row — J. Lepore, C. DeBoer, K. Edwards, K. Smith, K. Berrault, H. Mercier. 2nd Row — B. May, D. Denize. C. Zavrid. A. Sclotterbeck, L. Tate. 3rd Row — D. Suchocki, P. Clark, S. VerNooy, P. Hayes. Athletics Association mNM 1 1 71 1 U(J | ini rf lii i ' i v.A 1 — 1 ( fc_l)R5 1 Bottom row — -J. Weston, B. Walters, M. McCahill. M. Tanner, C. Morgan, R. McIntyre, J. Philbrick. H. Ahman. 2nd row — D. McCaffery, S. Kostro, S. Nightingale. M. Mays, D. Ross, J. Rogers, E. Denham, G. Hruskouskv. S. Wright. 3rd row — S. VerNooy, B. May, L. Fulwider, V. Smith, B. Fernandes, L. Rood, J. Unruh, M. Koronkiewicz. Top row — A. Fricker, D. Phillips, D. Phillips, J. McCone, J. Burns, D. Valley, D. Kinder, B. Fernandes. Honor Society 101 CLUBS Office Assistants ! v j ' wL vs«yfc m ■ m • ' K J in V 1 A ” 4 .la fiHI Bottom Row L-R: P. DeCicco, D. Beane, C. Knapp. D. Mula, M. Housefield, B. Sanders. 2nd Row: M. Furia, L. Murphy. S. White. B. May, K. Duff. Guidance Assistants Bottom Left to Right: B. Clickner, R. Witt, D. Denize, J. Woolam, D. Rohrer, J. Weston, C. Bradford. 2nd Row: K. Trevains. E. Malone, B. Walters, S. Wiesner. P. DeCicco, T. Songer, K. Edwards. Row Three: B. Sanders, C. DeBoer. C. Zavrid, L. Cahir, L. Wheeler, K. Smith. 102 CLUBS MW— 1 1 f ! B p n 1 1 w 1 _i . iw M ' II “r Bottom Row: G. Catt, B. Morse, P. Leonard. M. Hendricks, A. Young, N. Sprague, K. Drolette, D. Cooke, Lisa Taylor. Second Row: S. Demotropulos, L. Hunt, L. Garner, B. Fernandes, P. Washer, E. Mallison, F. Rose, C. Rood, Morse, P. Cook. Third Row: P. Sundman. T. Ogle, B. Gray, L. Hines, D. West, S. Hinds, K. Berry, S. McCaffrey, A. Schlotterbeck. Fourth Row: Maire McCahill. D. Tibbets. R. Labretto, D. McCaffrey. J. Sanford. B. Fornia, K. Lovett, C. Owne. K. Sweeny. Top Row: L. Botts, J. Ross. S. Fougere, M. Sherlock, A. Perry, G. Williams, K. Tuttle, E. Denham, D. Studlev. C. Russel. A a Vf ji I j | f nfTn mt n mrj ' MB JL ii j C ' 1 l 1 LJ i k i ' ' • r mV ' i n 1 P rr A r 1 H - w SB ' Hi VI w J i ii Chorus Student Council Bottom row — S. Parker, C, DeBoer, C. Beal. S. Belliveau, T. Songer, E. Malone. A. Hesek, D. Wenzel. 2nd row — R. Mason, K. Edwards, J. Ross, J. Robbins, M. Manamon, D. Newcomb, D. Tobey, M. McMahon. 3rd row — P. Smith. L. Austin, K. Smith, C. Zavrid, C. Bradford, L. Magoulas. L. Cubellis, B. Fernandes. Top row — M. Cubellis. M. Holt, G. Taylor, T. Walsh, J. McCone, M. Leary. 103 104 105 r l undergraduate (-grad ' u-at), n. a student at a college or university who has not taken his first degree. 107 Class of 1973 | ! . i r Junior Class Officers President: Mike Bars Vice-President: Andrea Hesek Secretary: Terri Songer Treasurer: Mike Holt Prom Committee Chairman: Pamela Rodes Row One Left to Right: E. King, S. Kostro, P. Jones, C. Hutton, D. Kitchens, A. Hesek, R. La- bretto. Row Two L-R: P. Leslie, K. Lovett, P. Hathaway, M. Healy, W. LaCasse, M. House- field. Row Three L-R: D. Kinder, D. Harding. D. Hopewell. P. Koronkiewicz, D. Harding, M. Huard. Row One Left to Right: S. Murphy, D. McCaffery, C. Morton. S. Moses. M. Mayes. Row Two: P. Marley, C. Mercier, P. Mortensen, E. Mellett. M. Murphy. Row Three: W. Morri- son, S. Nightingale. M. Moore. M. McCahill, D. Girouard Row Four: S. Nerolich. J. Marzelli, D. Miller, B. McDonald. T. McCone. 108 JUNIORS Row One: E. Fougere. D. Doyle, B. Fernandes, B. Downing. K. Fitzmaurice. P. Greenberg, P. Furia. Row 2: M. Galvin. R. Faber, C. Fournier, C. Farrell, M. Goward. R. Cox. Row 3: L. Fuliwider, P. Gilroy, D. Geary, H. Fischer, J. Franco. S. Graham. Row One Left to Right: S. Demtropoulos, D. Phillips, C. Reitz, J. Rogers, C. Owen. P. Rodes, G. Tanner, D. Rohrer, M. Percy. Row Two: S. Robinson. J. Press, S. Parker, B. O’Conner. D. Ross. K. Pederson. J. Sanford, A. Prete. Row 3: B. Reid. A. Schlotterbec. J. Potts, T. Perry. K. Roth. M. Robinson. ■J. Rose. J. Pasquale. Row One Left to Right: G. Morgan. L. Haskins. D. Lonergan. C. Morgan. A. Fougere. N. Ehmann. Row Two: W. Smith. G. Cahoon. M. Holt. M. Gove, J. Towne. P. DiCicco. 109 JUNIORS A 1 m ■fm y 0 ’ fc. M r X i M k f Row One Left to Right: D. Tibbetts, C. Willingham. J. Weatherby, L. Wheeler, S. Vernooy. Row Two: M. Tom- linson, E. Wilson, L. Morri- son, W. White. Row Three: K. Reneau. J. Wiggins, W. Witt. Row One: B. Baker. R. Bilo- deau. D. Brush, D. Beane, B. Brooks, S. Belliveau. Row Two: L. Anderson, R. Baker, S. Bachand. J. Bobo, S. Bas- sett. C. Beal. -J. Bevilacqua. Row Three: B. Barnes, K. Brown. M. Bars, L. Allen, C. Bright, M. Baker. Row One Left to Right: D. Collamore. R. Dimodica. P. Clark. S. Clemetson. C. Denham, A. Consoni, R. Clark. B. Carpenter. Row- Two: G. Creans, R. Bulter, P. ConCannon, P. Cook, C. DeBoer, D. Denize, L. Cahir. J. Burns. Row Three: J. Clampa, L. Cooper. P. Tom- linson, M. Delsie. H. Cardoza. B. Burns, T. Cox, M. Cristo- fori. 110 Class of 1974 Sophomore Class President: Carole Bradford Vice-President: Linda Magoulas Secretary: Claire Zavrid Treasurer: Linda Cubellis Row One Left to Right: K. Smith, J. Royston, F. Rose, B. Morse, N. Sprague, J. Ross. Row Two: R. Shade, D. Scott, C. Snell, J. Sorenti, M. Salagado, D. Smith. Row 3: A. Schofield, J. Smolinsky, E. Sand- ers. D. Sweeney, R. Sommerfelt, D. West Row 4: D. Lee, B. Roth. C. Russell. S. Sanford, C. Rood. Row One Left to Right: A Tomolo- nis, J. Terry. R. Witt. D. Winslow, S. Wiesner, C. Zavrid, L. Jones, D. Twomev, T. Turke. Row 2: C. Tut- tle, K. Thompson. S. White, A. Young, C. Unruh, C. Tibbetts, K. Taylor, A. Tobev. Row 3 Top Row: R. Tarvers, J. Tonello, T. Whitman, N. Williams. C. Nierhausen. V. White, D. Thompson. Ill SOPHOMORES i i Row One Left to Right: L. Cubellis, D. Calhoun, T. Car- baugh. T. Clonts, R. Cala- bello, T. Cote, A. Coppolo, B. Morrison. Second Row: M. Cubellis, D. Chapman. C. Billard, M. Clark, D. Chase, J. Dingess, S. Clark, G. Cop- polo. Row 3: D. Bulter, M. Clark, R. Burns. D. Sweeney, D. Burtyle, M. Daniels, W. Day. Row One Left to Right: L. Bagiev. L. Franks. K. Curtis, P. Fuller. C. Guillette D. Duplain. Row 2: R. Ferreira, D. Ciampa, S. Greenberg, C. Hill, C. Folley, D. Everson. Row 3: -J. Hesek, D. Elliot. M. Hendricks, M. Denbow, D. Ferreira, E. Forni. Row 4: B. Farmer. R. Duffy, J. Ever- son, M. Froman, G. Harding. Row One Left to Right: A. Nevers, C. Harasiak, C. Mosh- er, B. Miller. C. Locke, D. Michelson, C. Nightingale, L. Magoulas, C. Long. Row 2: L. McCahill, M. McCulloch, M. Malone, J. Martin, J. O ' Neal, M. Martineau, M. Murphy, B. MacCormack. Row 3: W. McMahon, M. Lorenz. M. McNiel. E. Olson. A. Lunedi, C. Haddad. S. Jarvis, P. Ochab. 112 SOPHOMORES Row One Left to Right: L. Johnson, P. Leonard, K. Kaplan. M. Hunt. A. Hrus- hovsky, C. Johnson Row 2: G. Warren. D. Lamothe, W. Hughes, D. Jestes, L. La- bretto, R. Hilton. Row 3: R. Lees, V. Holmes. K. Kuhn. C. Iannucce. S. Hinds. Row 4: D. Brooks. B. Lackie, J. Holland, R. Hitchens. Row One Bottom Row: N. Bruce. S. Bernardo, M. J. Anderson. T. Brown, C. Anderson. V. Ahern Row 2: T. Dugan. K. Mallette. R. Barlow, J. Bonin. K. Berry. Row 3: D. Brover. K. Baleg- no, M. Baron. C. Bradford, S. Bowden, J. Aflague. Row 4: L. Botts. R. Barnes, K. Barnes, J. Blakeslee. K. Berriault. Row Four Top Row: J. Robbins. A. Palo. E. Quin- tal, R. Mortensen, D. Pereira, A. Parady. Row Three: T. Pardue. C. Ray, R. Petts, L. Preas, W. Par- ady. M. Roberts. Row Two: N. Riley, V. Rafferty. P. Holly, B. Phillips. D. Rear- don, D. Rose, D. Patton. Bottom Row: K. Potts, K. Ridgelv, M. Robbins. D. Mullen. S. Rees, D. Putt. K. Reidy. 113 Class of 1975 Freshman Class Officers President: Mary McMahon Vice-President: Mary Manamon Secretary: Jeanne Robbins Treasurer: Debbie Tobev I Row One Left to Right: B. Woods. A. York. T. Bennett, D. Clauser, R. Belford. L. Barker. M. Barnes. M. Brooks. Row 2: B. Armstrong. S. Bau- doin. S. Baudoin. K. Allen, D. Bernier. J. F. Bock. J. Barnaby. Row 3: K. Berriault. N. Aldridge, M. Barnes. A. Bartee. S. Mason. T. Ogle, B. Beagle. Row 4: D. Barrera, S. Wyman, V. Bevilacqua. C. Baker. G. Baker. L. Antone. m M Row One Left to Right: C. Rose. A. Cassady. L. Garner, J. Brown. S. Holbrook. K. Gardner. T. Gaudet D. Bedard. J. Garneau. D. Terrari. Row 2: H. Fischer, M. Harding, J. Hunt. D. Gal- vin. M. Haftman. J. Gibson, P. Handy, S. Gallerani. P. Hayes. Row 3: D. Fitz- maurice. M. Fougere, M. Fiske. R. Fuller. M. Gagnon, I. Franco. K. Bennett. S. Darnell. L. Harper. Row 4: M. McCarthy, G. Kassick. A. Darnell, M. Dudash, P. Walker, A. Elvord. P. Goss, W. Forni, C. Goss. 114 FRESHMEN Row One Left to Right: J. Ehman, J. Williams, P. Wil- let, S. Wentworth, K. Eis- cheid, P. Nash. K. Drolette, D. Wenzel. Row 2: M. Cox, H. Dowdy, J. Embrescia. B. Fernandes, E. Curtis, G. White, M. Diotalevi, S. Mazur. Row 3: S. Farrell, M. DeCicco, R. Duff, -J. Didonato, D. Gibbs, R. Denbow. S. Erickson, J. Endres. Row One: J. Van Weele. F. Hammond, F. Thomas. A. Tobey, J. Tingley. S. Varney. K. Wells. Row 2: V. White, D. Tobey, C. Tomolonis. P. Towne, N. Turgeon, R. Val- lesio. A. Sullivan. Row 3: Y. Tobey, M. Tilton, R. Sar- gent, D. Wallace. M. Weather- by. E. Toner. D. Thompson. Row 4: T. Woods. H. Van Rvn, C. Wieden. J. Valley. D. Thompson. A. Tingley. Row One Left to Right: G. Harris. N. Hesek. D. Hu- meckv. R. Kitchens, J. John- son. Row 2: C. Harrington. J. King. C. Hazen. K. Hill. D. Jones. Row 3: B. Hayes. L. Hines, N. Harris. W. Johnson. P. Hayes. Row 4: W . Ingram. J. Woods. M. Kosharek. W. Jackson. M. Nierenhausen. rW 115 FRESHMEN I j Row One Left to Right: S. McWilliams, N. Lester, S. McCaffrey, L, Landry, C. Mayes, K. Bruck. B. Lewis. Row Two: R. Mason, M. McGuire, H. Mercier, M. Manamon, V. McMahon, M. McMahon, E. Migliaccio. Row 3: C. Merritt, B. Miller, V. MacNally, W. Laughton, K. McGuire, R. Martineau. Row 4: A. Maxim, R. Lane, M. Marks, D. Long, T. Laughton. Row One: R. Rees, M. Reese, D. Parks, E. Moore, D. Newcombe, P. Paradv, W. More- land, L. Morse. Row 2: P. Monte, S. Perkins, S. Portor, T. Roark. D. Presgraues, D. Perry, D. Moretta. Row 3: C. Reed, B. Pidgeon, J. Quintal, J. Robbins, J. Perry, R. Riely. Row 4: B. O’Conner, 0. Williams, J. Oakley, A. Philbrick, D. Hendry, J. Beauvais. 116 it- FRESHMEN Row One Left to Right: T. Crosbie, J. Col- lins, C. Van Hoosen, K. Brown, S. Bright, R. Czarnetzski, B. Brush, L. Brooks. Row Two: C. Cox, K. Haley, C. Coffins, R. Buz- zell, P. Cox, M. Cardoza, M. Callahan. Row 3: E. Bonrie, L. Cabellis, M. Bronson, •J. Bond, F. Cunningham, D. Cunningham, S. Cabell. Row One Left to Right: B. Sullivan, S. Wiggins, L. Tate, E. Mallison, D. Santy, A. Stiles, D. Suttles, M. Schiffmen. Row 2: P. Sundman, G. Sampson, J. Studley, L. Tavares, C. Schuster, G. Tanner, M. Taylor. Row Three: C. Rogers, J. Sorenti, S. Smo- linsky, R. Rose, G. Sampson, L, Sanders, K. Sheehan, L. Taylor. 117 Congratulations from UPSILON SIGMA PHI SORORITY to the Class of 72 HOWIE S MARKET featuring USDA Choice and Prime Beef — cut to order Farm Fresh Produce Pocasset, Mass. Tel. 563-5004 Compliments of LARRY ' S MOBIL Trowbridge Road, Bourne, Mass. Best Wishes to Class of ' 72 WAREHAM SEWERAGE SERVICE Tel. 759-4494 Buzzards Bay Mass. BRADFORD REAL ESTATE 0 AND H R BLOCK INCOME TAX KILOWATT J POYANT SHOE STORE CANAL ELECTRICAL, INC. 154 Main Street Rte. 6 28 Tel. 295-5252 Near old Benny ' s Cranberry Hwy. 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Tel. 759-3371 Main Street Buzzards Bay, Mass. QUINTAL S RESTAURANT Fried Clams and Assorted Sea Food Plates Route 6 Tel. 759-7222 Under the Bourne Bridge Buzzards Bay Tel. 759-4473 Open Year Round Banquet Facilities. THE BOURNE MILL Restaurant Lounge Buzzards Bay — Cape Cod — Mass. C. W. Huff — J. H. Goward — G. B. Weston HART INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Phone 759-7326 43 Main Street Buzzards Bay Compliments from WHITEHEAD SERVICE STATION PHILLIPS 66 Main Street Buzzards Bay JERRY ' S Hair Styling BARBER SHOP Coloring Haircutting by an Expert Walk-In or Appointments 271 Main Street Tel. 759-7200 Buzzards Bay Mass. Compliments of Your Zenith Dealer GUY PAUL ' S INC. 59 Main St. Buzzards Bay Compliments of FREDERIC ' S FLOWERS Tel. 759-4211 Mass. 12 MacArthur Blvd. Bourne I CAPT. HARRIS’ FISH MARKET Open Daily — 759-3762 Buzzards Bay, Mass. NATIVE FRESH FISH — SHELL FISH LOBSTERS — CRABS SOFT SHELL — CLAMS TEL. 563-5525 POC ASSET AUTO PARTS CO., INC. P.O. BOX 640 POCASSET, MASS. 02559 Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1973 BUZZARDS BAY NATIONAL BANK ’ V:vV.I it ,-H- JNv +f 15 sa h Buzzards Bay Sandwich Pocasset MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION AUTOMOBILE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT LOANS MORTGAGE LOANS BUZZARDS BAY GARAGE Chevrolet Sales and Service Tel. 759-3241 Main Street Buzzards Bay Best Wishes THE CLASS OF 1974 Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1975 MBERTOWN — BUZZARDS BAY INC. LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS 8 HOLT RD., BUZZARDS BAY, MASS. 02532 Compliments from LOUIS MARKET Imported Domestic Groceries Tel. 888-0331 Sagamore TUCY FLOWERS Flowers for all Occasions 21 5 Main Street Buzzards Bay Best Wishes from FERN ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. Fern Professional Center 20 Perry Ave. Buzzards Bay, Mass. Compliments of THE SAGAMORE MARKET Compliments of TINY JIM S RESTAURANT Buzzards Bay at the Rotary Compliments of COCA-COLA Sagamore Mass. DAVES CARPET SHOP Home Improvement Center THE BEACH HOUSE RESTAURANT Tel. 759-9801 Beach Street Monument Beach Greetings to the Class of ' 72 617 - 759-3892 REDWOOD MOTEL BEACH PACKAGE STORE Bon Voyage Stephanie, Lee and all . . . Monument Beach Jct. Rte.s. 6 2B Buzzards Bay, Mass. MR. MRS. RUSSELL JAQ U ITH D2532 : ♦ t