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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1976 volume:

S� Mss!aS Canal Currents Bourne High Bourne, Mass. 1976 Table of Contents Who Are We? Survivors Rookies Educators Competitors After Hours Behind the Scene Friends i We are . . . 3 c n 7 ; r 1 1 We Are Tomorrow 14 15 16 Qtatr ma rg have jttm A KttlAlXft xrmmxtMt nf df encoxt ' i fi¥£ ayA Aza px chert Pi r tn the ittemmo the mfmtfe 3 our ottrn xexrlxfij. . Wmt nf . _ _ rf vmgttm mh rtgmwt afxwpk ™A fheir , tfdfltgg $AttiflC£ . ' ait rratf of itsedtxme , ’ pee tkm httomea SURVIVORS 17 ( -X. r J ' hMf MONUMENT BEACH BUSINESS Dutch FAVORITE SAYING: Knock it off Calm down, you’ll be all right. LIKES: Being with friends, being rowdy, cars, all sports. Class of 76, driving around, working, having a good time, motorcycles, drinking, music, staying up late, movies, Ms. Barr ' s reading class, going to sports events, the tunnels, dressing up. DIS- LIKES: homework, Mr. Burn ' s office, being embarrassed. SPORTS FAVORITISM: losing, Wareham, DY, Snobs, Monday morning, being bored, English classes, Jocks, school lunches. SECRET AMBITION: To be successful in life. FUTURE PLANS: To be an auto mechanic. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The parties at Jack Dil- lion ' s cottage, football camp 74-75, Miss Tink- ham ' s 7th per. English class. ACTIVITIES: Foot- ball 3, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Yearbook 4, Baseball 4. y (mWn yinn fJmJ MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: Really? Are you sure? LIKES: Walking on the beach, sunny days, music, animals, plants. DISLIKES: Homework, freezing rooms, school lunches, boredom. SECRET AMBITION: to tour the world. FUTURE PLANS: to further my education. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The time we got off at the wrong floor at the Empire State Building. ACTIVITIES: An club 1, 2,; Nat ' l. Honor Society 3, 4., Yearbook Staff 3, 4, . , Bourne High Dispatch 4. , Yearbook Treasurer 4, Driver ' s Ed. 4. J [at Q ofi BUZZARDS BAY MIXED FAVORITE SAYING: I’m sure LIKES: Summer, having a good time, Spons, real people, long walks, the ocean, good music, REEB, sports cars. DISLIKES: Snobs, getting up for school, School lunches, rainy days, and nagging teachers. SECRET AMBITION: To travel all over the world. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The good times at Bourne High. ACTIVITIES: Track 2, Tennis 3, Basketball 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , Field Hockey 1 , 2 , 4 , . (ufi uK Teu’inie ' i BUZZARDS BAY BUSINESS Dino FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, Jocko LIKES: getting high, weekends, summer, heads, when Beatnik ' s quiet, J.D., panies. Sub Shop, fast cars, keefer, good bargains, long hair. DIS- LIKES: Gym periods, Fitzgerald, jocks, getting busted, sleeping on cement, getting ripped off, school lunches, some home grown, Budweiser, monitors, Bourne cops. SECRET AMBITION: To never see Bourne High again. FUTURE PLAN: College, travel, and being content. ACTIVI- TIES: Boy ' s Room 1, 2, 3, Bourne High Dispatch 4, Driver’s Ed 4. POCASSET COLLEGE Tina FAVORITE SAYING: Blasted! That ' s not fair.” LIKES: winter, walking in the snow, pizzas and subs, a good book, hockey, animals, summer vacation, 2 o ' clock bell. DISLIKES: Homework, midyears and finals, field hockey practices, worries, working at SeaCreast, rainy weekends, certain teachers, boring classes. SECRET AMBITION: To become really rich. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Being stranded on the 67th floor of the Empire State Building. ACTIVITIES: Powder- puff 1, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, French Club 2,3, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Bourne High Dis- patch 4, Senior Class Play 4, NHS 3,4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Field Hockey 3,4. Afakiaiuit _A(a hit 6NU BUZZARDS BAY BUSINESS FAVORITE SAYING: Cut it out, you guys. LIKES: summer days, going to the beach, par- ties, J.S., true friends, cheering, skating, hav- ing fun, beer, vacations, football games, money, going shopping, new clothes. DISLIKES: School lunches, rainy days, certain teachers, homework, bad times, getting up early. FUTURE PLANS: business school. WILL ALWAYS REMEM- BER: The summer of ' 75, a certain few summer kids from Hideway Village, going to the baseball game with Joey and Steve. ACTIVITIES: Office girl 2, 3, 4. Drill Team 3, Basketball cheer- leaders, Captain 4, Driver Ed. 3. fl 18 rm jyou ' akd [ judqe 1L«M t (L ' fi ' iJ A nt BUZZARDS BAY BUSINESS Zorro FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s up? LIKES: Swimming, fishing, my car. Bookkeep- ing. DISLIKES: English Gym, Math, Science, Biology. SECRET AMBITION: To own the world. FUTURE PLANS: To Join the Air Force. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Dave G., Lisa G., Paul N., John M., Tom G., Dave L. , Bookkeeping. ACTIVITIES: Driver ' s Ed. MONUMENT BEACH MIXED FAVORITE SAYING: This is true, YouTl get over it, Hey toots” LIKES: Girls, Old movies, Beatles, Fords, Chevy ' s, The beautiful scenery at the beaches, work study, school lunches (that ' s a Joke) Beer, Photography, Certain Girls, Wine, Southern Comfort, fixed up vans and pickups, Cruisin ' at night through Falmouth during sum- mer, good parties. DISLIKES: Dull nights, being alone at times, running out of gas, Losing my muffler every 30 miles, accidents, getting fol- lowed or pulled over by Base police. SECRET AMBITION: If I told you, it wouldn ' t be a secret any more. FUTURE PLANS: CCCC, Air Force, travel cross country , Drafting School . WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mrs. Ferg ' s English Class, running out of gas in front of this Girl ' s house at 7:00 a.m. ACTIVITIES: Art Club 2, Baseball 1, 2, Driver’s Ed 3, B.H.S. Stock Racing Team 4, Mr. Gregory ' s Parachuting Team 4, Bourne Dis- patch Photographer 4, Yearbook Photographer 3, 4. J (m C’h ' uAVi BOURNE COLLEGE Mare FAVORITE SAYING: I gotta lose weight. I ' m going crazy. LIKES: Everyone, babysitting little kids, baseball, basketball, walking, being alone to think, ice cream, Mak- ing everyone Happy. DISLIKES: Cliques, sho- woffs, vegetables with the exception of com, Living in the place 1 am. SECRET AMBITION: To be a clown. Future plans: To live and drive peo- ple crazy. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Summer of ' 75. ACTIVITIES: French Club 1. BOURNE COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: Wait a minute! LIKES: Skiing, tennis. DISLIKES: Geometry. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The day I leave here. ACTIVITIES: Driver ' s Ed. 1 RuVm d H. yjobLtnx BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Rick FAVORITE SAYING: LIKES: L.Z., Sports, Beach Boys, Riding Around, going to McDonald ' s with John DiCarlo, DISLIKE: M.E., school, losing. SECRET AMBITION: Work. FUTURE PLANS: To Work. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: L.Z. and Friends. C ' W m Cjtan ffavL ' uli BUZZARD BAY BUSINESS Jeans FAVORITE SAYING: Really? Ya, right.” LIKES: Elton John. Led Zepplin, Pizza, C.S., Parties, fried shrimp and onion rings. Old blue jeans, summer weekends, school vacations, friendly people, sleeping late, kittens, walking along the seashore. DISLIKE: The school system, gym, cold weather, liver, and spinach, snobby people, new blue jeans, having nothing to do, homework, having to get up early to go to school. History, cleaning my room. SECRET AMBITION: To travel to foreign countries. FUTURE PLANS: To become a secretary. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Parties at Bumps pond and Junior Skipday. ACTIVITIES: Driver ' s Ed. 3. MONUMENT BEACH BUSINESS B--bs” FAVORITE SAYING: What’s the mat- ter?” LIKES: Having a lot of friends, being happy, ECHO,” true people, and having a good time. DISLIKES: People that use you, getting hurt by other people, getting in fights with your friends, and backing into another car. SECRET AMBITION: To get the best out of life. FUTURE PLANS: To travel. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: October 3, 4. 5, 1974 - May 11, 1974. ACTIVI- TIES: Office girl, 2, 3, 4, Dispatch 4, Guidance Office Girl 3, F.T.A. - 1, 2, 3, Student Council - 3 , Driver ' s Ed . 3 . oWfui POCASSET COLLEGE Bog-rat” FAVORITE SAYING: I do not know I guess so. LIKES: I.P.C., Herbie, Basnaba, being with little kids, sunsets, the ocean, sailing and just being happy, Mr. Garbutt and Mr. Southworth, the summer, The getto,” taking long walks alone. DISLIKES: Diets, people who talk behind your back about lies, days off, that rain, going shopping without money, people try- ing to be something they aren’t, Mr. Lynch, and warts. SECRET AMBITION: To sail around the world with the person I love. FUTURE PLANS: To become an elementary school teacher. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 6 30 75, 5 16 75, the double dates and how we ever came out alive! ACTIVITIES: FTA 2, Spanish 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Bourne High Dispatch 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, and SenioT Class Play 4. r Pdui ' Dcu ' id BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Baron of Brains FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m from Milwaukee LIKES: Old movies, days off, Beatles, Marx Brothers, Red Sox, Celtics, and pinball. DISLIKES: German, School in general, school lunches, Monday mornings, and relatives. SECRET AMBITION: See the Red Sox win the World Series. FUTURE PLANS: To become the best Vet in the Country. WILL ALWAYS REMEM- BER: Miss Farmer’s German class. ACTIVITIES: Chess Club, and Driver ' s Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4. ' Ifimaf, 1 Potti GRAY GABLES COLLEGE Potzy LIKES: Swimming, waterskiing, boat- ing, tennis, chess, photography, sunny days, hightide on a clam day, making money, music. DISLIKES: Windy days, white caps, slow ski boats, engine falling off the boat, while taking up slack. SECRET AMBITION: To be wealthy. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The day Mark ' s 95 mere fell off his formula, while taking up slack. ACTIVITIES: Chess club. Bourne High Dispatch, Cape Cod Swim Club 3,4,. y(nn Q ujOiwf mi BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Duff FAVORITE SAYING: yous guys! ? That ' s yucky! LIKES: I.C., my family, daisy, being with friends, reese cups, payday, flowers, sunny days, rainy nights, anything blue, having a good time, long talks, S.B. ' s dumb cat, day dreaming, going out, 2:00 bell, sleep- ing late, and being crazy. DISLIKES: Clam chowder, conceited people, p. 98, getting up early, having to clean my room, good-byes, people who cut other people down, being short, Chemistry, driving, spiders, two-faced people, study halls, and flunking L.P. tests. SECRET AMBITION: To travel around the world and become famous. FUTURE PLANS: To go to col- lege and become something I ' ll be happy at. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: a few certain people, and my sophomore year. ACTIVITIES: junior Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Secretary, Field Hockey 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, Student Council 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Code Club 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Bourne Dispatch 4, Driver’s Ed., Senior Class Play 4. ‘-Jiiula y{ mi ' P[ujmon l MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE LIKES: Camping, bike riding, fall and winter, writing, snowstorms. Koala Bears, cats, moun- tains, being happy, my family and friends, the Moody Blues, dancing and plants. DISLIKES: Having nothing to do, making decisions, working at the same place. SECRET AMBITION: To see and visit every country. FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The unex- pected stairs. ACTIVITIES: Code Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4, French Club 2,3,. POCASSET COLLEGE Ewell” FAVORITE SAYING: I can ' t believe it. LIKES: P.J.B., KO ' B, Ice Cream, The Beach, Sunsets, Tennis, Skiing, The five, The Porsche, Flying Kites, Flying in planes. Elton John, Florida, Dancing, Crazy People, Sleeping Late, Laughing Fits. DISLIKES: Being Sick, Waiting, Making decisions. SECRET AMBITION: To Fly a 747! FUTURE PLANS: To go into nursing and someday go crosscountry. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 3 28 75, Junior Prom, pg. 98. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1, 2, Tennis 1,4, FNA 3, Yearbook 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Spanish Club 3, Senior Class Treasurer. POCASSET COLLEGE Kimmer, Kimba, or Kimbies! FAVORITE SAYING: Go jump out the window. You fruit- cake, You twink, and YOOOH! ! ! LIKES: Con- certs, All Sports, Gym Class, Meeting New Friends, (Hojoer ' s), My Hats, The Beach Boys, James Taylor, A.G., Good Parties, Dancing, Good Movies, Sunsets. DISLIKES: foot fire, Not getting the car, Study halls. Fighting, Boring classes, Smart aleck Jocks, Losing a friend. Los- ing a game, Having Ice cream fall off the cone. SECRET AMBITION: To go skydiving. FUTURE PLANS: To go to Bridgewater and become a gym teacher with Sue. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The time I accidentally, kinda broke the key in the locker room door - and the explanation after- wards. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 1 , 2 , 4 , Driver ed 3 . r J)ai ' d M ' rnjnt (Sahed BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE DAVE LIKES: Band, Dances, Weekends, Cer- tain people, Vacation, Vans, Girls, A certain girl, Pizza, Sports. Half Days, Sunny days. DIS- LIKES: School, Alg. II, Getting up early. Rain on the weekends. Two-faced people, Jocks, Pep rallies. Some of our teachers. SECRET AMBI- TION: To be a psychologist. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college or join the service. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Freshman and Sophomore trips to Canada, my junior year band exchange concert. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All Cape Band 3, Basketball 1, . (fflU ?SoMje BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Markus FAVORITE SAYING: LIKES: Good Par- ties, Summer, Concerts, Playing Drums, Cold Beer DISLIKES: Jocks, School, Click chicks. Warm Beer, FUTURE PLANS: To go to College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Going to Spain in my Junior year. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4,. C ' S btM i ' J eni BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Sue FAVORITE SAYING: What! LIKES: Sailing, Bowling, Football Games , Tennis, Snowy days, and Bill. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings, Getting up early, Homework, Bossy peo- ple,. SECRET AMBITION: To travel. FUTURE PLANS: To attend College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 6th period Reading class. ACTIVI- TIES: French Club 3,4, BHS Dispatch 4, Driver’s Ed . 3 , . Cjo ,ep({ ) $ eAe POCASSET COLLEGE Joey FAVORITE SAYING: Hi, How ya doing, gotta problem?” LIKES: A certain redhead, A red wagon, and Schlitz. DISLIKES: The distance from Massachusetts to Florida. SECRET AMBI- TION: Drive garbage trucks. FUTURE PLANS: Go to Florida. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Summer of ' 75. June and July with Dana. Dennis and Martha. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, Driver ' s Ed. 3, . BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Fuji FAVORITE SAYING: Hi, Moe!; C ' mon you guys, leave me alone! LIKES: ECHO, M M ' s, tootsie pops, my family, competitive swimming, lifeguarding, Berg, Mr. Fitzgerald ' s classes, acting crazy, bare feet, laughing, horses, walking in new snow, Mrs. K., sailing, The Beach Boys. DISLIKES: The Park, Leo, shoes, being called by my brothers ' and sisters’ names. SECRET AMBITION: To swim in the Olympics and to canoe in the canal with Moe! FUTURE PLANS: To become an engineer. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The fun Sue and I had in French and History. ACTIVITIES: Basketball - 2, 3, 4,; NHS 3, 4, Class President -1,2; Senior Class Play - 4; Accompanist - 1, 2,; Stage Band -1,2; Track 3, 4, Guidance office girl, Class Marshall - 3., Public Relations Officer, 4, Code Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Prom Committee 3, Driver Ed. 3, Yearbook Staff 4. [ ' Junt y{pu( yUcuj BUZZARDS BAY MIXED FAVORITE SAYING: You must be dreaming ' LIKES: summer, listening to the radio, concerts, Elton John, mustangs, math, getting paid. DIS- LIKES: English, my name. History study halls. SECRET AMBITION: become a C.P.A. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All the good times I had . 22 ( Pond ofypHen [PphuHemi POCASSET COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: I beg your pardon! . . . That too! LIKES: Rock Music, Rock Concerts, Drumming, Dancing, Girls, Sports, Driving, weekends, late nights to bed, late mornings to rise, and other good times. DISLIKES: Home- work, getting out of bed for school, snobs, big shots, boring and unfair classes and study halls. SECRET AMBITION: To be a top drummer. ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed. 3, Dispatch 4, Year- book 4, Senior Class Play 4. MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE Tony FAVORITE SAYING: Unreal LIKES: The Eagles, America. The Beach Boys, Pinball, Swimming, Mercedes Benzes, New Bedford, Roast Beef Subs, Fernandes, Lifeguard Parties, Summer. DISLIKES: Language Lab, Whirlpool Baths, Gossip, Getting my ankles taped, Crutches. SECRET AMBITION: To own a string of Laundramats. FUTURE PLANS: College. I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Garbutt ' s Geometry class and getting passes from Mr. Valentini. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 3, 4, Football 1, Bas- ketball 1, 3, 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Bourne High Dis- patch 4. yinri Giampa. MONUMENT BEACH MIXED Mickey FAVORITE SAYING: Yea, I bet.” LIKES: snowy winter nights, talking on the phone, my dog Moses, The Celtics, money, my friends, buying clothes, going down to the beach to think, driving, nice looking guys, the Beach Boys, music. DISLIKES: being down. Phoney people, getting up at 6:00, being late for school, diets, rainy days, MATH!, people who put you on a spot, running out of money, not having my own car, losing my temper. Monument Beach. SECRET AMBITION: To be an oceanographer and sail with Jacques Cousteau! FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Jan. 17th, Jan. 25, New Year ' s Night at my house, getting notes in General Business Class in 9th grade. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 3, Prom Court 3, Code Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, B.H. Dispatch 4, Guidance Girl 2 , 3 , 4 , Spanish Club 3 , Class Play 4 . %iW y{m ( PuLa BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Rodesy FAVORITE SAYING: SKATA! LIKES: munching out, a good joke, the beach, foot- ball games, class spirit, losing weight, t.v. , hot fudge sundaes , reeb, puppies, plants, good times, Cape Cod. DISLIKES: Chemistry, home- work, tourists, diets, Cranberry Highway, cities, traffic, colds. SECRET AMBITION: To travel all around the world. FUTURE PLANS: To attend Keend State College and work with the handi- capped. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Certain telephone surveys, taking a wrong turn and end- ing up in the right place , and a flat tire on Prom night ' 75. ACTIVITIES: An Club - 1, FTA - 1, 2, 3, 4, V.P. 3, Code Club - 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, French Club - 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3, S.W.O.P., Sophomore V . P . Driver ' s Ed. 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Jr. Prom Commit- tee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Yearbook Committee 4, Spanish Club 4. ' Pabiitl Gtoetul MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE Pat, O.J. FAVORITE SAYING: Doy LIKES: Most Sports, to go to the movies, to travel, music. DISLIKES: cutting grass, home- work, cold days during baseball season. SECRET AMBITION: To play professional baseball. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Winning 20 straight V. basketball games. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 4. Driver ' s Ed 3. £ 6 Pnne ( jan (L BUZZARDS BAY MIXED Jo, Mertz, FAVORITE SAYING: OH, well,” What can I say? I ' m cracking up LIKES: Summer, Summer guys, munching out, being with my friends, Doug, REEB, peppermint lifesavers, walks along the beach. Cape Cod in the Summer. DISLIKES: Phonies, Miss Rice, sit- ting home on Friday and Saturday nights, people who don ' t admit their mistakes, having rainy days off, being alone, not being able to use the car, rum. SECRET AMBITION: To see and expe- rience everything during my lifetime. FUTURE PLANS: To become a retailer and eventually get married. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Hi! . . . I ' m taking a survey.” Are you yes, no, or undecided? , Summer of 75, taking the wrong turn and ending up at the right place, 2 a . m . , the good times with the summer kids at M.M. A. , 7 16 75. GRAY GABLES COLLEGE Chogie FAVORITE SAYING: Be serious! LIKES: Skating, hockey, no-school, sleeping, watching the football players kill themselves every Saturday, camping out behind J.D. ' s, div- ing, winning anything, proving big An wrong. DISLIKES: Wareham, D-Y, Sandwich, being benched, Volkswagens, waking up in the morn- ing, applications, first days, warnings, losing anything, hams, having big An prove me wrong. SECRET AMBITION: to be a bum in California. FUTURE PLANS: Nothing definite. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: June 5, 1973, October 20- 25, 1974, the Plymouth- Carver game. ACTIVI- TIES: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Track and Field 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 4. National Honor Society 3,4. Chess Club 1, German Club 1, Diplomacy 4, Driver Ed 3, Javelin Catching 2, 3, 4. CfyjfUy d r Jm(Ho C atiie ' une P (a P (o ' tmen BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Cathie,” Mon FAVORITE SAYING: Don’t ask me, I don’t know. LIKES: M M ' s, My family, sunny days, Dusty, being with friends, J.J., being happy, panies, pizzas, 2:00 bell, vacations, basketball games, seeing old friends. DISLIKES: A cenain someone at times, choco- late nut dips, being rushed, over-sleeping, wait- ing for someone who ' s late, getting in trouble, being late for work, being bored, riding crowded school buses, saying goodbye, gymnastics, peo- ple who hurt others. SECRET AMBITION: To find out why some people act the way they do. FUTURE PLANS: To become a nurse. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: How a certain person dressed for the Thanksgiving Pep Rally in the 10th grade. ACTIVITIES: Code Club, Track, Senior Class Play, Driver’s Ed. , Yearbook Staff, Bourne High Dispatch. JJmM AJu ' Ujftt fy ' i ' iy SAGAMORE COLLEGE Jeff, LIKES: Drams, Don Ellis, Chicago, Bea- tles, Cowens, Parties. DISLIKES: No parties, school lunches, losing, practicing after losing. SECRET AMBITION: To become filthy rich. FUTURE PLANS: To become an athletic trainer. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Coyle game of ”74.” ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4. P (auWn PuiOn SBuViA BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Sue, Sewer FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t know about you! LIKES: All sports, Peanut but- ter, rny family, Schultzic, M and M ' s, my friends. Penny, movies, the color green, sum- mer, flowers, stuffed teddy bears, reading rainy nights, 15, ice cream. DISLIKES: Mr. Man- ning, cenain girls on the basketball team who enjoy cutting up others, being embarrassed, my stomach growling in the middle of tests, being hun by my friends, crowded places. SECRET AMBITION: To become a professional softball player. FUTURE PLANS: College to become a Physical Education Teacher. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: History and French with Kathy; Kim ' s faces. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, NHS 3,4, Sec. 4, Code Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Senior Class Play, Bourne High Dispatch. OTIS AFB COLLEGE S Country FAVORITE SAYING: Ya ' ll act just like the north end of a southbound mule. LIKES: most everything. DISLIKES: almost nothing. SECRET AMBITION: To wrestle in the Olympics. FUTURE PLANS: College. ' yxtit POCASSET COLLEGE BUSINESS La LIKES: Kevin, Nova Scotia, Having true friends, red roses, sunsets, walking along the beach, dancing. Beach Boys, Elton lohn, getting mail, long-distance phone calls, J.M., Ver- mont, M.C. DISLIKES: Not being able to believe what people say to me , sitting home , waiting , being hurt, people who think they ' re superior, saying goodbye ' s, 3 25 75. SECRET AMBITION: To become really rich, never having to worry about bills. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college, get married, and be happy. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Oct. 18, 19, 20, 1974, Junior Prom ' 74, 9 13 75, the people I ' ve met and the good memories I have of the years at BHS, and my Geometry class with Mr. Garbutt saying, How ' s spaghetti? ACTIVITIES: A. A. 1, Code Club 3, 4, Track 2, Ptoiti Committee 3, Office Girl 3, Secretary 3, Majorettes 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, N.H.S. 4. SANDWICH GENERAL FAVORITE SAYING: Oh Brother. LIKES: Brig- ham ' s hot fudge sundaes, T.V. going out to din- ner, vacations, N.H. DISLIKES: Green beans, loud noises , getting up early in the morning , bad commercials. SECRET AMBITION: To be a boss. FUTURE PLANS: To work. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My teachers at BHS. BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Chuck FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, what ' s happening? LIKES: Fast cars, girls, parties, beer, M.C., Mrs. Ferguson ' s English class , Beach Boys. DISLIKES: school lunches, getting up early, Fords, certain teachers . SECRET AMBITION: to become the richest man in the world. FUTURE PLANS: to go to college. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mrs. Ferguson ' s English class. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2, Spanish Club 1, Driver ' s Ed. 3. Ann ‘ Rptiie BUZZARDS BAY BUSINESS Roachclip FAVORITE SAYING: I ' m con- fused. LIKES: Michael, S.O., Chicago, walk- ing along the beach at su nset, B.G. DISLIKES: Noise, loud people, getting up early. SECRET AMBITION: To be a piano teacher. FUTURE PLANS: Go to a music school. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: April 18, 1975, June 24, 1973. ACTIVITIES: Color Guard 1, Voice of Democ- racy Contest. 24 oSiAUm ( A§o)Jti MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE Chevron, Shabogan FAVORITE SAYING: Excellent” You ' ve got to be kidding LIKES: sunrises, sunsets, collages, writing, rainbows, flowers, good friends, The Eagles, exchange concerts, Jackson Browne, walking on the beach, Blue, Neil Young, All-Cape, Pawley ' s Island, top, snowflakes, summertime, E.L.P., Orion, parties at John ' s Pond, ECHO, and J.C. DIS- LIKES: cliques, snap judgments, study halls, people talking about one another, gas law prob- lems, hearing No you ' re not! SECRET AMBI- TION: To get everyone in this school to get together. FUTURE PLANS: To become an ele- mentary school teacher. WILL ALWAYS REMEM- BER: Freshman Yr. , P.K., Mar. 10, 1973, M.C. trying to teach me to golf , Mar . 14 , 15 , 16 , 1975. ACTIVITIES: FT A 1, 2, 3, Secretary of FT A 3 , Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Treasurer of Chorus 3 , 4, All Cape 1, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Driver Ed. 3, EEEEEEEE 3, Dispatch 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Class Play 4, OTT 3,4, Variety Show 2,3, Student Advisory Council 4, D.A.R. Good Citizen. ' PomL J (da SAGAMORE COLLEGE Pam FAVORITE SAYING: Heeey” LIKES: Walks in the rain, Berg, Three Dog Night, J.C. , all sports, JB105, my family, telling my prob- lems to a close friend, parties, vacations, going to basketball camp, taking Berg ' s keys. DIS- LIKES: Seeing my mother upset, getting up at 6:00 a.m., having practice with all the doors closed, losing games, referees, windy tennis courts, muddy softball fields. SECRET AMBI- TION: To be a phys. ed. major. FUTURE PLANS: To attend Bridgewater State. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: To get the balls, pinnes, and the water bottles. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4., Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4., Softball 1, 2,4., Tennis 3. MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE Al FAVORITE SAYING: You can ' t get there from here. LIKES: Ping -tong. Jazz -rock, Monty Python ' s Flying Circus, bikes, shooting sports, Chicago. DISLIKES: bad puns, overbear- ing people, boring classes. SECRET AMBITION: To become the U.S. Marathon Ping-tong cham- pion. FUTURE PLANS: Fame and fortune. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Band Exchange Concerts. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3,4, Diplomacy 4, NHS 3,4, German Club 2, Aptucxet Junior Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed 3. 9 Ralpfr T dt BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Buzz, Ray FAVORITE SAYING: Take it easy. That ' s cool, See ya later LIKES: Vans, peeling out, not going to work, taking trips to Grafton, Senior Skip Days, a girl named Deb. DISLIKES: Mustangs, homework, tests, CD ' s, waking up early, Mr. Lavin watching me come into the parking lot. SECRET AMBITION: Making a maximum by working a minimum. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, probably become a cop. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The day I crashed my car and July 4, 1975. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 2, Track 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Yearbook 4. ( Pabik Ui vi nn (Pdlmni MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE Pat FAVORITE SAYING: Boo! scared ya, didn ' t I? LIKES: Snowy days, softball, playing shortstop, Spanish guitar, J.C., Cape Cod, soc- cer, sunrises at the beach, BHS, Berg, Elton John, Seals and Crofts, Beach Boys, Red Sox, Celtics, life, my parents, beating DY, going barefoot. DISLIKES: Playing right field, fresh- men, Mr. Hamlen, ace bandages, losing to Barnstable, DY ' s softball field, page 98, dead Mustangs, foggy nights, Rt. 130 from Hyannis, following G.O. ! SECRET AMBITION: teach U.S. History. FUTURE PLANS: Four years of college. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: ECHO, W.H.S. . Class of ' 76 ' as the best, Claudia Roth ' s crayon crumb collection, Mr. Southworth ' s U.S. History class, Mr. K., Enfield, NH. ACTIVITIES: Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, FNA 2, PBMA 4, French Club 2,3, Driver ' s Ed 3, Prom Commit- tee 3, Dispatch 4, Class Play 4, Powder Puff 4, Workstudy 4. 9W cAfaW J ium SAGAMORE BEACH COLLEGE Terry FAVORITE SAYING: He ' s cute LIKES: Steve Tyler and Aerosmith, Mick Jagger, wine , white roses , ritzy cars , turquoise , antique jewelry, unusual clothes, discoteques. DISLIKES: Being cold, school lunches , rain, waiting, onions. SECRET AMBITION: To go out with or meet Mick Jagger. FUTURE PLANS: To go into fashion. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Rolling Stones concert. ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed 3, French Club 2, Yearbook Staff 4. ( Pfiilip £Daw i Cfoiwb H OTIS AFB LIKES: Driving fast cars, riding motorcycles. DISLIKES: F.M.D. FUTURE PLANS: To succeed in life. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My years at Bourne and the good times. 25 J (ouhiin J ea niu BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Moe” Maker” Sweatshirt Moe FAVORITE SAYING: How ya doing kid?” LIKES: Driving, Sports, Work at Finast, Sweatshirts, Talking, Winning. Having a good time, Berg, Summer Residents, Ford Trucks, sleeping. DISLIKES: College exams , goalie, Martha ' s Vineyard , being bored, quiet, bus breaking down, footfire. SECRET AMBITION: To go canoeing in the Canal with Kathy. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Biology class, 1 day as goalie, good times, that Kathy and I had, my sweatshirts. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey Manager 2, 3, and September 8, 1975! 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed 3, Code Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Commit- tee 3 , Senior Class Play 4 , President of Sweats- hirt Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4. C KeM % ion J (oitenien OTIS AFB COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: Who cares? LIKES: Good loud music, staying out of trouble, having money, living free, bikes. DISLIKES: Hassles, narcs, B.H.S., broken bikes. SECRET AMBI- TION: To enjoy a hassle-free life skiing in the Alps. FUTURE PLANS: To live it up. ACTIVI- TIES: Basketball 2,3, Golf 1, 2, 4, 3. PKcitfideen J ( Ud{ ( BUZZARDS BAY BUSINESS Ketch FAVORITE SAYING: What a jerk. LIKES: Keith, weekends, good parties, summer, fun people, loud music, long walks, clam cakes, vacations. DISLIKES: SNOBS, tourists, ambu- lances, homework, gym, pep rallies, colds, fake people, getting up early. SECRET AMBI- TION: To do a lot of traveling. FUTURE PLANS: To do some kind of office work. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Oct. 6, 1973, The parties down Bumps Pond, ACTIVITIES: French Club, 2, Driver ' s Ed 3 . r Donna, DKaPbmL MONUMENT BEACH MIXED Shallahookie , Lobster FAVORITE SAYING: It is a far, far better thing that I do than I have ever done, it is a far, far, better rest that I go to than I have ever known. LIKES: M.G. ' s, Monte Carlos, sunsets, being alone, being happy, long walks on cool days, flowers, shells, seeing other people happy, 295-95A, The ocean. DISLIKES: N.F. , Being told what to do, fights, other people making my decisions. Nosey people. SECRET AMBITION: To live in peace. FUTURE PLANS: Unknown. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: January 25, 1975, 25, Lowell Tech, January 17, 1975 at Boston Garden. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 2, 3, 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Code Club 3,4, Office girl 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Hall walker 2, 3, 4. ' Path U l Cjol ui f W POCASSET COLLEGE Barsie FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, Sexy!” Happy Monday!” LIKES: Mondays, MA, snow, rain and sun, my Porsche, E.G., cars, woods, isolation, my beach, music, lakes, ponds. DIS- LIKES: L.M. ' s History class, politics in sports, smoking, time schedules, snobs, making deci- sions, homeroom, two-faced people, crowds. SECRET AMBITION: To convince the world to look forward to Mondays with enthusiasm! FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Junior Prom, 20, 3 28 75. ACTIVITIES: Pres, of the Happy Monday Club 2, 3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, Yearbook 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Track 4, Senior Vice-President. MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE Patty FAVORITE SAYING: Be Perky! LIKES: Richar d, My Hunny Bunny, football games, my Nova, kitty, sunny days, blue skies, the number 3, holidays, oceans, spending money. Mr. Fitz. , twirling, flowers, snooping, 1st place trophies. DISLIKES: subs, headaches, smoke, being late, doctors, fighting, exchange concerts, U.S. History - 6th period. SECRET AMBITION: To enjoy life and make those people close to me very happy. FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: March 2, 1974, prom, the twirler without a baton, Punky, my friends, tournaments. ACTIVITIES: FTA 1, 2, FTA Treasurer 2, Art Club 1, Code Club 2, French Club 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Marshall 3, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4. Qjttvtn ( aUf Qjt’Kijp ' it OTIS AFB COLLEGE Steve” LIKES: Horseback riding, traveling, J.S. DISLIKES: Homework. FUTURE PLANS: Engineering. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Fitzgerald ' s Trig, class and everything I forgot from Algebra II. ACTIVITIES: NHS 3,4, Student Council Rep. 1. B Qjuian J (akU r J)eu ' tU OTIS AFB MIXED Squirrel FAVORITE SAYING: Yu---ck! LIKES: Eddie C., Celica ST ' s, Coors, James Taylor, California Beaches, Good Friends, Sloe Gin Fiz, Mushrooms, Mr. Lyons, Good Music, Orion, John ' s Pond Parties, Summer ' 75, The Pro Shop, X-mas vacation in Florida, Hinting with Richard Hilton. DISLIKES: Warm beer, getting hassled when trying to get dismissed at 8:30 a. m. on Jr. Skip Day, Restriction! Homework, espe- cially on Friday. Miss Rice, Quiet Study Halls, Mr. Lynch, working. SECRET AMBITION: To do more hinting with Rich Hilton. FUTURE PLANS: To go back to California and go to Art School. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Jr. Class Skip Day at Old Silver Beach in the rain with Ann M. , Carol M., Liz A., and Jane G., Aug. 30, 1975 at James Taylor with Ed. Patty Z. and Karen M. using Judo on the curbs in the Combat Zone at 2:00 a.m. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 1, 2, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Dispatch, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Senior Play, P.B.M.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 1,3, Powder Puff 4. Uftt CtVtknt yinn _Afo)M t mj)i£4 hi BUZZARDS BAY MIXED Two-Five Gerri FAVORITE SAYING: Move it or loose it. LIKES: Tennis, money, driving , having a good time , Berg , going out to eat, being with my family, having a good time with a certain friend, parties, dancing, nights at the Sheraton, Florida, basketball camp. DIS- LIKES: Foot-fire, growling stomachs, sprained ankles, static in a radio, being late for prac- tices, getting hit in the nose with a basketball, chemistry. SECRET AMBITION: To be able to win at Wimbleton. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and learn how to work with the blind children. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Right in the middle of History class, how Kim Andersen told how one of my shoes accidentally fell in the toi- let and every time I wore those shoes how every- one kept lookint at my feet. ACTIVITIES: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Code Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Chairman 3, Yearbook 4, Vice-President of Code Club 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Tennis 4, Senior Play 4. i MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE DeCon FAVORITE SAYING: This is True. LIKES: All sports, good times, parties, good food, music, singing, the Moonbeam, lots of girls, swimming, sleeping, good friends, backs of vans. DISLIKES: Snobbish girls, bad jokes, no money, being alone, bad weather, and when the campground closes for the summer. SECRET AMBITION: To become a great athlete. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Bay View Campgrounds. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4. Driver ' s Ed. 3. TFimh U ( ( iijtt-n CATAUMET MIXED Cook FAVORITE SAYING: Jo slow down. LIKES: Motorcycles, parties, foxy chicks, after school, V-Dubs. DISLIKES: Kawasakis, snobby chicks, hall monitors, school, STA Crest. SECRET AMBITION: To play the harp as a profes- sional. FUTURE PLANS: To have my own motor- cycle shop. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Jo ' s three accidents and me and Tob ' s laughing about it. POCASSET BUSINESS Patti FAVORITE SAYING: Be good, God Bless, and take care. LIKES: Sharingwith a spe- cial someone, taking long walks along endless seashores, Jesus, art and poetry, flowers. Moun- tains, rain, the sea, sunrise and sunset, Mateaus, being me. DISLIKES: Having misunderstandings, being depressed, wars, lonely days and lonely nights. SECRET AMBITION: To paint the world with peace. FUTURE PLANS: Travel and possibly further my education in art. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My Jr. Prom, August 25, 1975. O ne special family that I share beautiful limes with, going to the State Track Meets and coming home, gaining my footage in throwing the dis- cus. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1, Art Club 1, 2, Boy ' s Track 2, Girl ' s Track 3,4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Yearbook 4, Class Play 4, U.S.H.T. 1, 2, 3, 4, P.K.T. 1, 2, 3, 4. MONUMENT BEACH MIXED Loretta” Lawrence FAVORITE SAYING: Back Down! ! I LIKES: To crewel, attics, stormy winter nights, lighted fireplaces, X-mas trees, music, twirling, laughter, summer, old horror movies, my cat, Ti, truck collections, the first star, trees, stuffed animals, good times with good friends, flicking my lights at trucks. DISLIKES: Crowded halls, being embarrassed, getting yelled at, bugs and bug bites, feet, long talks, hassles, the beach, the spring of my Jr. year, when my car breaks down, making tough decisions, basements at night. SECRET AMBI- TION: To become rich and famous then live in Italy. FUTURE PLANS: College; retailing. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mickey dialing the wrong number at 10:00 p.m. Getting caught my fresh- man year in B-wing. Spring of ' 75. ACTIVITIES: Majorettes 4, Code Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Guidance Girl 3, 4, Office Girl 4, Chorus 1, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Class Play 4, Dispatch 4, Senior Class President. MONUMENT BEACH GENERAL Jim FAVORITE SAYING: Right on Mo. Beach. LIKES: Sports, Beach Boys, Chicago, my Demon, fast cars, money, the sea, boats, having a good time, graduating. DISLIKES: Homework, rummies, and not having a good time. SECRET AMBITION: Race cars in Indy 500. FUTURE PLANS: U.S. Coast Guard. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: BHS , Taunton, S.C. , M.A., T.D., D.S., D.W., D.P., Macchi ' s, and all the good times at Mo. Beach. ACTIVI- TIES: Basketball 2. V | C J)iant £Du Wjei POCASSET COLLEGE Di LIKES: Summer vacation , snowstorms, winter, animals, music, motorcycles, boating, swim meets, football, hockey, baseball, soccer, swimming. DISLIKES: Finals, Midyears, boring classes, Typing I, leaving friends, homework. SECRET AMBITION: Travel around the world. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: What other schools had that Bourne High didn ' t. ACTIVITIES: French Club 1, 2, Driver’s Education 3, Powder Puff 1,4. Am {-jf nWid %U r JanM Cjmi), Aif VtWV BUZZARDS BAY MIXED Sher FAVORITE SAYING: Shove it. LIKES: Pizza, 7-Up, most people, nature, J.M. , R.M. , and J.B. DISLIKES: Certain people, peppers, onions, fakes, snobs, P.S., S.S., and K.C. SECRET AMBITION: Travel. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mrs. Kini- ry ' s English classes. ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapter Secretary 2, State Historian 3, Chap- ter President 4, National Committee Member 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Football and Basketball Drill Team 3, Driver ' s Ed. 3, I.B.M. 2, 4. SifUijn A) i ant CATAUMET COLLEGE Ev FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t know, don ' t ask me. LIKES: Most people, animals, guys, music. DISLIKES: Snobs, certain teachers, prac- ticing, homework, SECRET AMBITION: To see D.I. FUTURE PLANS: College, WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Salerno. ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, FTA 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3. AAtfi Afmrni AxetuM, MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: Aye! LIKES: KATHY!, Good music, a coupla cool ones, weekends, my nifty car, summer, payday! , Coca Cola, Kools, chess, Art, Beach Boys, DISLIKES: Mondays, running around the field in gym, Homework, getting up at 7 o ' clock every morning, having no money, lousy TV shows, the neat pep rallies. SECRET AMBITION: TRAVEL. FUTURE PLANS: College, maybe. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: October 6th of ' 73 and then the dreadful sum- mer of ’74. mm r Kld!ij y(nne ' f{((hn OTIS AFB MIXED ”4 ft. 11 in.” (for short) FAVORITE SAYING: Com’ on ya guys” Oh yea LIKES: DAVE, Parlies, traveling, Oregon, Serge, Ted Fred Goo. DISLIKES: Otis AFB. SECRET FUTURE PLANS: To leave the east coast and go back to the west coast. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: K.H. ' S pants she sewed in Home Ec. J.J. ' s and D . H . ' s driving (the boat) B . A . and our wonderful cakes we made in Home Ec. Those wonderful parties at John ' s Pond (thrilling). Nights at G.S. ' s house with S.G. and the others. ACTIVI- TIES: Hall Runner 3, 4, Bathroom bomber 3. 4. 9Q(U u CjJ w. POCASSET STUDY Dave” FAVORITE SAYING: You ' ll get over it. LIKES: Cars, bikes, boats, parties, Ma, my family, Mahoeny. DISLIKES: Jocks, cliques, drunks, Lori ' s tree. Mavericks. FUTURE PLANS: To join the Coast Guard. WILL ALWAYS REMEM- BER: Being in Gary ' s backseat on the way home from Boston with B.N. CjanW, ' -R anus GOfljftfln POCASSET COLLEGE Jamie FAVORITE SAYING: Yachtsman here. LIKES: Basketball, all sports, the Bea- tles, pinball, skiing, ice cream, sailing. DIS- LIKES: Stupidity, losing, Catch my line, Dockboy pep rallies Hien? FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Coming home from a certain summer league basketball game, 20-0. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, Tennis 3, 4, Cross Country Co-Cap- tain 4, President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Diplomacy 3,4. en -Ann SAGAMORE BEACH COLLEGE Stubby FAVORITE SAYING: Shag off. LIKES: Horses, the ocean, parties, Heffo ' s, and T.W., C.S., D.H., a certain person full of alu- minum. DISLIKES: Antlers, Bourne. SECRET AMBITION: To find Utopia. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college, also a riding academy. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Toosle, New York. ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 1974-1975. BUZZARDS BAY MIXED LIKES: Good friends, good times, J.C. , smiling, ECHO, Thursday night trips down to Paradise ' s, March 16, Enfield, N.H., summer, Cape Cod, Paul, days off, sunny days, happy people, Brew- ster, Camp Trinita, Craigville, teasing Paul. DISLIKES: Cruel people, phonies, some of my teachers, the Red Witch, getting up early, having my stomach growl during a test, when it rains on my days off, disappointments, being in a bad mood, August 12. SECRET AMBITION: To have twenty kids. FUTURE PLANS: To become an occupational therapist. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Enfield, N.H. and, Hi, I ' m Fiff; the bull.” certain telephone surveys and C.C. answering, I ' m nosy. ACTIVITIES: FT A 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, Code Club 2, 3, 4, F.B.M.A. 3,4, Art Club 1, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Prom Commit- tee 3, Yearbook Committee 4, Bourne High Dis- patch 4, Faculty Secretary 3, Senior Class Play 4, National Honor Society 3,4. AOMben (fan ?Hyntb SAGAMORE BEACH COLLEGE Kathy FAVORITE SAYING: It ' s not bad but it ain ' t home. LIKES: Good friends, walking on the beach, sun, rain, snow, summer, Elton John, variety, people in general, the Cape, football games, basketball, sleeping, laughter, writing, swimming, talking, music, Chicago, movies. DISLIKES: Page 98, some teachers, the last day of summer, gymnastics, the city, the first day of school, hypocrites, being late, arguments, homework, colds, hay fever, failure, doing things by the book, not understanding. SECRET AMBITION: To always be the person I want to be. FUTURE PLANS: College and nursing. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The good times and the purple blob. ACTIVITIES: Driver’s Ed. 4, Dis- patch 4. 29 ( fd w d)M BOURNE COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' : know LIKES: Football, beer, being a Senior, parties. DIS- LIKES: School, library, homework. FUTURE PLANS: College. SECRET AMBITION: It ' s a secret. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. pii y(nn ' BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Lor FAVORITE SAYING: That ' s not funny. LIKES: Charlie, cheering, The Beach Boys, sweets, shopping, cold football games, being organized, having the car. DISLIKES: Worrying, my allergies, Frate ' s, getting up early, math, not being organized, fast drivers, being hungry, finals. SECRET AMBITION: To be an Interior Decorator. FUTURE PLANS: To attend a college and decide my major. WILL ALWAYS REMEM- BER: Flunking my license test. ACTIVITIES: French Club 1, Cheering 2, 3, Captain 4. Homecoming Court 2, Prom Court, Code Club. Powderpuff, 2, 4, Bourne Dispatch, Guidance 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Class Secretary, Coke Machine 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play . J (a i( 1 Paiteiii SAGAMORE MIXED lean FAVORITE SAYING: I’m sure! LIKES: Long vacations, Elton lohn, tennis and basket- ball, cats, good movies. Cat Stevens, long sum- mers, Gremlins, traveling, Alice Cooper, walk- ing the halls, snow, bike riding, driving, snow- mobiling, football games. DISLIKES: School lunches, not having any money, Monday morn- ings, homework, quiet study halls, tourists, midyears and finals, snobby people, taking tests. SECRET AMBITION: To travel around the world. FUTURE PLANS: Get out of school: work. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The trip to New York and loanne throwing a ham sandwich off of the Empire State Building, lune 24, 1975. ' Pufmd GENERAL LIKES: Parties, summers. DISLIKES: School, tourists. SECRET AMBITION: To own a van, a din bike, and a ten-speed. FUTURE PLANS: To have FUN. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Class of ' 76. -4 nn y) (ftwuiiwi BOURNE COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: What can I say? Tacky Bogus” Come On, George! LIKES: Theresa Ann, Being from a family of 12, Beach, nice breezes, sunsets, swimming, horseback rid- ing, track, basketball, shopping, Rita, Nellie, Margaret, Sloe Gin Fizzes, Danta ' s Inferno, Mustaches, Mexican food, steak, family reun- ions, Mr. Garbutt, Mr. Southworth, Bermuda. DISLIKES: locks, Cliques, Snobs, Conceited people , N . T . , C . K . , working almost every weekend, having to get up early, cleaning my room, liver, frozen vegetables, root beer, a cer- tain R.N. , Tequila Sunrises. SECRET AMBI- TION: To hpe that one day my hair will be as shiny as Mr. Garbutt ' s head. FUTURE PLANS: To get my R.N. , Travel, get married and have ten kids. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mary and Bob ' s wedding, Sue DeWitt and her mushrooms, the good times I had with my family and relatives. My trip to Bermuda with Leanne. ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, 2, An Club 1,2, Variety Show 2. Driv- er ' s Ed. 3, P.A.W. 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4, Senior Class Play. Chilian Sue” MIXED 7 ' oie ' tLe ( -X (° ' ido a BOURNE MIXED Val FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, Jesus! LIKES: Stephen, laughter, hot fudge, to have fun, peo- ple with a good sense of humor, honest people, music, football games. DISLIKES: Cloudy days, hearing the phone ring, advice when not needed, staying home, rude people, making decisions, people with big mouths and nothing to back it up. SECRET AMBITION: To travel and see all the countries. FUTURE PLANS: To marry or to attend a two-year business school. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mae ' s doorway, Summer of ' 74, my friends, and I thought we were in the Bahamas.” ACTIVITIES: FHA 2, 3, Powderpuff 1,4, Pep Squad 1. ( Ricl ia ' id ( P)Mnt COLLEGE LIKES: Sunny days, long walks. DISLIKES: Noth- ing to do. SECRET AMBITION: To be completely satisfied. FUTURE PLANS: Oceanography - Marine Technician. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Playing hockey on the bogs. SOflikt AAfuin C f uPit BUZZARDS BAY BUSINESS Dave FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, HECK, wrong again! LIKES: Corvettes, 24 oz., good times, Friday afternoons, Marx Brothers, good jokes. DISLIKES: School lunches, snobs, spelling tests, Monday mornings, running the mile for Gym. SECRET AMBITION: To have an island of my very own. FUTURE PLANS: To own a restaurant. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Daley ' s Book- keeping classes. ACTIVITIES: Golf 2, 3, 4, Driver’s Ed. 3. f Pafuafl -Arm Qu PLYMOUTH BUSINESS Patti, Dear,” Chicken LIKES: Billy, par- t ies, my friends, it, blue ones, 1976, Mattapan, the lake, driving, food, concerts, sunshine, long walks on beaches. DISLIKES: Cliques, jocks, school, Monday mornings, monitors, rip-offs, Mr. South worth, holey socks, people who nag. SECRET AMBITION: To be a stewardess on a plane that won ' t crash. FUTURE PLANS: To live a long happy life. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Nites down the lake and all of my friends. ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 3. OTIS AFB COLLEGE Patty FAVORITE SAYING: Hi, kid I don ' t know!” LIKES: Horseback riding, driving, chil- dren, Allen, weekends, sleeping late, roller skating. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people, getting up early, Mondays, my kid sister. SECRET AMBI- TION: To be a child psychiatrist. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Hopwood ' s stories. ACTIVITIES: Softball 2, Driver ' s Ed. 3. (Ajtem. fj. A ( C BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Steve ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, Football 4, Work Study 4. i i 31 C asd Q m J (anmm BOURNE GENERAL Gracie FAVORITE SAYING: That ' s Excel- lent! LIKES: Being from a family of 12, my niece, dancing, family reunions, cookouts. The Sellars family, Ricky, Tequila Sunrises, musta ches, Harley Davidsons , Mrs. Brown, Batik, concerts, THE YEAR 1976. DISLIKES: Jocks, cli- ques, sleezy people, the ways ofB.H.S., C.K., L.D. , Mobey Dick and companion, people changing for the worse, flat tires, diets, being tired, having no $, TOURISTS. SECRET AMBI- TION: To go cross-country on a Harley-David- son. FUTURE PLANS: To attend an L.P.N. course. To continue living my happy life as I have all these years. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Leaving B.H.S. with a good Buzz. 8 10 74, 8 31 75, Mrs. Weiman, The Old Jane, Pasttime life anywhere. ACTIVITIES: Variety Show 2, 3, Driver Ed. 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Class Play 4. J)mJ ' P). Sfmam BUZZARDS BAY GENERAL Dan ACTIVITIES: Band 3, 4. Joai t (Peftitawf r Pia nJ, POCASSET COLLEGE Onie FAVORITE SAYING: It ' s been real.” LIKES: James Taylor, my family, home games, dancing, hanging around with Lori, Jack, and Donna, slow drivers. DISLIKES: Being called a clique, people who can ' t mind their own busi- ness, dead pep rallies, high school romances, walking over the bridge, feeling guilty. SECRET AMBITION: To go out with Dave Cowens. FUTURE PLANS: To be an Environmentalist. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Donna backing up in her VW, Mr. Lyon and the big rip-off. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 2, 3, 4. Code Club 3, 4. Spanish Club 3, 4. Office girl 2, 3, 4. Powder Puff 2,4. Prom Committee 3. Yearbook 4. Coke Machine 3,4. Senior Class Play. ( ). Gupifoi SAGAMORE BEACH GENERAL Gerry ACTIVITIES: Work Study 4. J (a iy ' Jfedye BUZZARDS BAY BUSINESS Egdoh LIKES: Fridays, weekends, pizza, sum- mer, to travel, cats, reading, music, bowling, Cape Cod. DISLIKES: school lunches, Monday mornings. SECRET AMBITION: To travel and to get the most out of life. FUTURE PLANS: To become a librarian. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Fourth period Bookkeeping II class and the four years at Bourne High. ACTIVITIES: Driver ' s Edu- cation 4. 5 32 r fie ' iiux ' ido. BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Bob LIKES: Lori Blair, cars, bikes, parties. DISLIKES: School, homework, certain people. SECRET AMBITION: To offer Mr. Burns a ciga- rette. FUTURE PLANS: To go to College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Freshman 1st lunch with Mr. Lavin. ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed. Tcuwnii y{ntu hi BUZZARDS BAY MIXED Fubar FAVORITE SAYING: Let ' s go smoke a bone! LIKES: My cat, milk, traveling, con- certs, driving the Caddy, getting fired up, Black Russians, my dog, a certain person whose name will remain unknown, and sleeping. DISLIKES: Crazy drivers, bugs, fast-moving vehicles that I am in, beer, having no car, being out of work, being awakened, those backstabbing matrons and monitors. SECRET AMBITION: To travel the world and to live on the island of Rhodes, Greece. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and become a legal secretary and a certified practi- cal accountant. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The night Russ Cookingham’s party got busted. ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed. 4, C-Wing Toking Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Keefer Reefer, Mr. Daley ' s Assistant 3,4, School Trip 2. Q%ttia (J. HU} J eolle BUZZARDS BAY MIXED Stacey Beagle FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t know. LIKES: Sports, nice people, warm sunny days, the beach, being alone with B.F.N. and S.L.N., my little house, New Hampshire, having lots of money to spend, wine, nice freshly cut grass, going out to eat, music, watching the T. V. and playing with Sharon. DISLIKES: People who know it all, snobby people, the cliques, rainy days, fighting over something dumb, hav- ing no money for myself, waking up in the mid- dle of the night, being all by myself at night, U. S. History. SECRET AMBITION: I ' d tell ya, but it’s a secret! FUTURE PLANS: To move into a mansion , raise lots of kids , and become rich and famous. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My school years at B.H.S., Track 1974, May 18, 1975, Aug. 28, 1975. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3, Field Hockey 1, Track 2, Co-Captain 2. BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: Woo, Woo, Woo! LIKES: Stooges, music, bike riding, Pinball. DISLIKES: Faggots, ax murderers, and babies. SECRET AMBITION: To become editor of National Lam- poon. FUTURE PLANS: University of Mass. Amherst. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The faint smell of donuts outside the teacher ' s room. ACTIVITIES: N.H.S., Diplomacy 3, 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3. Domink ( DicUfu ' i. Q6Q SAGAMORE BEACH COLLEGE Fat Leo FAVORITE SAYING: I know it. LIKES: Carol, motorcycles, football games, end of a school day, Saturday nights after a win, warm days, cheeseburgers, frappes, nice cars, vans. DISLIKES: Peppermint schnapps, English, other boring classes, being told what to do, rainy Sundays, Monday after a bad game on Saturday, cold mornings. SECRET AMBITION: To sail around the world in a 24-foot sailboat. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college and learn something. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: One night out at foot- ball camp. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Golf 2, Spanish Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3. y{nn ' Jontini SAGAMORE COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: That ' s decent. LIKES: Tommy, Italy, summer, concerts, skiing. Rod Stewart, Led Zeppelin, chocolate milk shakes, weekends, red roses, Sanford, Maine. DISLIKES: A lot of homework, my braces, waiting for the phone to ring, dull parties, the long ride to Wareham, rain. SECRET AMBITION: To have a house in the mountains and a house on the beach . FUTURE PLANS: To go to Stonehill College and live happily ever after. WILL ALWAYS REMEM- BER: McDonald ' s on Feb. 21, 1975, summer of ' 73, 17 days in Italy. ACTIVITIES: French Club 1, 2, F.T.A. 3, Driver’s Ed. 3, Prom Committee 3, S.W.O.P. 1, 2, 3, 4. 33 POCASSET COLLEGE Match” LIKES: Life, swimming, dancing, sail- ing, summer, sports, football games, sunsets, rainy days at Sea Crest. DISLIKES: The Mole, page 98, footfire, the library. SECRET AMBI- TION: To swim the English Channel. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and become a TV jour- nalist. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Class of 76. ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 1, 2, Track 2, 3, Field Hockey 4, Basketball 4, Tennis 4, Driver’s Ed. 3, P.B.M.A. 3, 4, Class Play 4, French Club 3. CDuffUW C r£ MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE Frenchy FAVORITE SAYING: Be serious!” LIKES: Horses, summer, Keefers, Colt 45, Spring, potato salad, TR 7 ' s, having a good day, meeting new people, concerts, getting to know someone, eating, making money, James Taylor, Neil Young and Diny Birds. DISLIKES: Getting up to go to school in the Winter, rainy nights, hav- ing a bad day, getting into arguments, BHS, Geometry, greasers, sitting in M.B. doing noth- ing, getting a flat tire on the way to a concert. SECRET AMBITION: To hitch across country with Netney. FUTURE PLANS: Hitching across country with Netney. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: A cer- tain Irishman and eating potato salad with a space man. ACTIVITIES: An Club 3, C-Wing Toke Team 1, 2, 3, 4. BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE LIKES: Beer, girls, Fridays at McDonalds, hunt- ing birds and deer, fishing, J.L., Maine. DIS- LIKES: Hangovers, Fords and school. SECRET AMBITION: To bike the Appalachian Trail. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The night Chuck Ellis backed my car into a ditch. FUTURE PLANS: College and to visit 49 states. £D«Uif ( PabiU Q Ho ei BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: Divers do it deeper! LIKES: Football games, driving, panies, Monu- ment Beach, The Beach Boys, dancing, Girls. DISLIKES: Spanish II, Big Mac ' s, Studyhalls. SECRET AMBITION: Summer in California. FUTURE PLANS: World Travel, college. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Summer of 75. ACTIV- ITIES: German Club 1. ( PujC ij Sdijahetft ipujton SAGAMORE BEACH MIXED FAVORITE SAYING: Que Pasa man?, Que es dia?” LIKES: Summer, sunrises, beaches, beer, snow, certain guys, pizza, some teachers, hav- ing a good time, good music and fast cars. DIS- LIKES: Certain teachers, geometry, the begin- ning of basketball season, dull places, not going out at night, and not getting to use the car. SECRET AMBITION: It ' s a secret. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The good times we had at Bourne High. ACTIVI- TIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3. BOURNE COLLEGE Dottie” FAVORITE SAYING: No, I don ' t believe it ' s that bad. LIKES: All sorts of weather, people, being alone, good friends, picnics, eating. My Violin, my teachers, music, traveling, my family, church services, camp meetings, J.C. DISLIKES: Seeing someone being hurt and not being able to do anything about it. SECRET AMBITION: To conduct the London Symphony. FUTURE PLANS: College, Travel and a lot of work. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Exchange Concerts to Stowe, Gorham, and Shelburne Falls, and all the good times I ' ve had at Bourne High. ACTIVITIES: New England Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Choms 1,2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, District Music Festival 1 , 2, 3, 4, Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Spanish Club 1. 34 y{m MONUMENT BEACH MIXED LIKES: Jim, walks on the beach and in the rain, talkative friends, sleeping late. DISLIKES: Hot days, fast cars, long rides, nosey people, N.R., G.R. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The end of March ' 75, Oct. 13, ' 75, baking cakes in Home Ec . with K . H . ■£W C r im CjCtr POCASSET MIXED Weeve FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, you know it! , Keep it clean!” LIKES: Winning football games, money, Lynn B ., going to the movies, Surfing U . S . A . , good parties , The Beach Boys, Chicago, Three Dog Night, spending money, Jeeps, Chevy trucks, tennis, hockey, football, The Three Stooges. DISLIKES: Losing football games, especially to D.Y. and Ware- ham, practice after we lost a game, staying home on Friday and Saturday nights, Lincoln Park, short vacations, Jimmie B., rainy days, Monday ’s hamburgers , TOURISTS. SECRET AMBITION: To get rich and get married, in that order. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and study law enforcement. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 3,4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Tennis 3,4, Driver ' s Ed. 4, Bourne Dispatch 4, Spanish Club 1, N.Y.A.G. of America 4. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Junior class skip day, football camp my junior and senior years. RytHml GHhiitepKei Cjoy SAGAMORE BEACH MIXED Ricky LIKES: Cars, motorcycles, animals, sports, tennis, beer, organics. DISLIKES: Certain people, accidents. SECRET AMBITION: To pilot a Boeing 747. FUTURE PLANS: Commercial avi- ation. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Sept. 9, 1975. ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed. 3, Tennis 3, 4, Bourne Dispatch 4. r KMm An BOURNE BUSINESS Kathy LIKES: George and everything about him, the Way Station, proms, homecomings, moustaches, laughing, money, Doritos, flowers, opals, diamonds, football, baseball, 84 , tall guys , clothes , the sun , having a tan , D . Y . dogs , Vegas, Maine, motels, ballet, vodka, long walks, the beach, beach buggying , contact lenses, Miss Blanchard. DISLIKES: Being away from George, homework, glasses, being cold, being hurt, greasers, accidents. SECRET AMBI- TION: To be a vet, to get married. FUTURE PLANS: Nursing. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Feb. 5, 1974, a ' 74 orange Vega, M.C.I. Bock, Maine, a special friend named Tricia. ACTIVI- TIES: George 2, 3, 4, Office Girl 1, 2, 3, 4, Guidance Girl 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Driver Ed . 3 , Color Guard 1 , 2 , Code Club 2 , 3 , 4 , Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 4, Bourne Dispatch 4, Student Council 1,2. fjOaine J (o ii JenLnt, POCASSET MIXED Laine FAVORITE SAYING: Take it easy. LIKES: Jack, Cat Stevens, sunsets, long walks, the summertime, yellow roses, good friends, thunderstorms, sailing, dancing, a certain trip to Martha ' s Vineyard, people who make you laugh, having definite plans, just having good times. DISLIKES: Nothing to do on the weekends, J. C. skunk, lies, arguments, being hurt, making decisions, being depressed, loneliness, getting embarrassed, the day of Sept. 16, 1975. SECRET AMBITION: To stop all wars and violence in the entire world. FUTURE PLANS: To see California and then college. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: June 7, 1975, taking the wrong turn but going the right way. Sept. 16, 1975 in the lunchroom. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 2, F.T.A. 2, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Majorettes 3,4. C wi 7Ww l ' UlnM ' iOm BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Jay LIKES: 2:00 P.M. Friday, Wayne Gra- biec, Ralph Nader ' s economy class. DIS- LIKES: Monday morning, Pep Rallies. SECRET AMBITION: To get as far away from B.H.S. as possible. FUTURE PLANS: To fol- low my secret ambition. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1. OTIS AFB COLLEGE Kathy LIKES: An, animals. DISLIKES: Home- work. SECRET AMBITION: International Travel. FUTURE PLANS: A career in Foreign Language. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Moving here the day before school staned. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 1,3, Spanish Honor Society 2,3, Spanish Award 1, 3, An Award 1, DEC A Vice President 3, For- eign Language Club 4. ( i|n(itut J (a ie J (iffin BOURNE COLLEGE Cindy” LIKES: An with Mr. Lyon, hockey, Italian food, football season, animals and nature, Photography, Mrs. Brown, good music, bumpin ' sessions, sleeping, getting mail, VW bugs, money, The Rolling Stones, writing, pet- ting sideburns , water-skiing, sailing, FLA, N.H. , Nacho Cheese Doritos, Mrs. Kiniry, hon- esty, friends that care. DISLIKES: Conceited guys, rainy days, making decisions, history, spi- ders, watching Bourne lose. SECRET AMBITION: To DJ for WVBF. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Coasting into a gas station in Georgia with an empty gas tank, Feb. 19, ' 75, and all the good times with my friends in Bourne and in Plymouth. ACTIVITIES: Dispatch Co-Editor 4, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4, French Club 1, 2, 4, F.H.A. 1, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Powderpuff 4, Senior Class Play. ' Pa l au r J)(nniA CATAUMET COLLEGE Pat FAVORITE SAYING: K-Mart shoppers - . LIKES: Monty Python, ' 57 Lincolns, Tull, summer, skiing, Nat Lamp, The big C. DIS- LIKES: Sea Crest, mind games, 6:30 a.m., 9mpg, Prete. SECRET AMBITION: To man the intercom at a large department store. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: B.S. stands for Bourne Schools. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, Tennis 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Driver ' s Ed. 3. SAGAMORE COLLEGE P.C. FAVORITE SAYING: You ' re crazy!” Yeah?” LIKES: Jeff, vans. Corvettes, going to parties, Falmouth, having pillow fights, S.W.A.T. maneuvers, CB radios, going to the beach. DISLIKES: Getting yelled at, working after school, staying home at night. SECRET AMBITION: To go back to Spain and buy a van. FUTURE PLANS: To go to University of Miami and become a Marine Biologist. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The week I spent in Torremolinos, Spain and Estoul, Portugal during Feb. vacation. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Future Nurses of America 3, 4, Rdg. Dept. 1, 2, 3, 4. ONSET COLLEGE Kurt FAVORITE SAYING: Uh-huh. LIKES: Summer, weekends, parties, some people, win- ning, Florida, sports. DISLIKES: Practice, cold weather, being bothered, sleeping in jail, being called Jock, monitors, munching at Rick ' s. SECRET AMBITION: To go to school in Florida. FUTURE PLANS: College, travel. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My four years at BHS. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, German Club 1, Basketball 1, Boy ' s Room 1, 2, 3, Bourne High Dispatch 4. MONUMENT BEACH MIXED DISLIKES: Monday-Friday from September to June. SECRET AMBITION: To become a million- aire. FUTURE PLANS: To raise horses and have a farm. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The day Bear attacked Westgate. ACTIVITIES: German Club 1, C-Wing Toke Team. Pjd! n r JdwnM J (ep BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: No! Who told you to say that? LIKES: Fast cars, junks, mustangs, hurst shifters, guns, Miller, slicks, headers, money, girls, C.C., Friday nights, pay day, The Beach Boys, my father ' s T-Bird. DISLIKES: School, homework, stalled engines, DiCarlo ' s Mustang, Schlitz, English Comp. , empty gas tanks, pumping gas, rainy days. SECRET AMBITION: I don ' t tell. FUTURE PLANS: To swim the Canal. (The long way) WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The worst teachers of Bourne High. ( Pauda Cjmne BOURNE COLLEGE LIKES: Being outdoors, odd ' s, all seasons, animals, good times, the color yellow, the Mountains , Cat Stevens , food , Bob Dylan , bike rides, flowers, panda bears, porsches, the beach, sailing, dancing, my friends and family and sunsets. DISLIKES: Being sick, nothing to do, forgetting what to say, rainy days, and BH. SECRET AMBITION: To sail around the world and have a house in Switzerland. FUTURE PLANS: To have a happ y life. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Climbing the water tower, ”8th, rolling down the Bourne Bridge. ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 2, 3, French Club 1, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Prom Committee 3, Track 2, 3, 4. ( Paul ( Pluddip P (a tin M POCASSET COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: How ' s it goin ' ? LIKES: Basketball, baseball. DISLIKES: School. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Southworth ' s and Mr. Valentini ' s classes . ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Baseball. tfdMGim SAGAMORE BEACH COLLEGE Oscar” FAVORITE SAYING: You ' ve gotta be kidding! Catch ya later, and Howie, We closed yet?” LIKES: Water skiing, Saturday nights, driving the LTD, N.K., Craigville, and J.C. DISLIKES: Homework, plastic people, driv- ing the tank and J.D. SECRET AMBITION: Sorry, but I’m not telling. FUTURE PLANS: Nursing. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The night they wouldn ' t let Deb and me leave the base. ACTIV- ITIES: Guidance Office 2,3, Driver ' s Ed. 3. P aid pifoanui Pi (me QOS BOURNE COLLEGE Si FAVORITE SAYING: This is more fun than television! LIKES: Monty Python Show, D m7, rocks, pizza. DISLIKES: Cliches, busywork. SECRET AMBITION: To become head chef at the Waldorf Astoria. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My locker combination. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, Band 3, 4, Stage Band 3, 4, All-Cape Festival, Tennis 4, Diplomacy 4, Varsity Sailing Team 3, 4. SDiane ( pynn POCASSET MIXED FAVORITE SAYING: Be cool! Faggot! LIKES: Mike, my family, rainy days, rain- bows, driving, July 8, 1974, summer, win- ter, ice skating, swimming, horseback rid- ing, fireplaces, people. DISLIKES: Being cold, having no one to talk to, having no friends. SECRET AMBITION: Would like to make people happy. FUTURE PLANS: Get married or be a social worker. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My junior year, all the great people I ' ve met. ACTIVITIES: Office Girl 3, 4, Driver’s Ed. 3, Powderpuff 4. 37 Pm pKmll OTIS AFB MIXED FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t know” Oh, brother!” LIKES: Typing, going to the football games, bowling in Falmouth, Red Sox, tennis, rain, animals, getting a sunburn, vacations, traveling. DISLIKES: History, getting up in the morning, bugs, homework. SECRET AMBITION: To do nothing. FUTURE PLANS: To go to Col- lege. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ann Consoni because she asked me to. ACTIVITIES: N.H.S. 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, Library Aide 3, Faculty Sec- retary 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Yearbook Staff 3,4. B jduxvd C uWMij OTISA.F.B. BUSINESS Short stop FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, Boy! LIKES: Summer, going swimming , going on trips, St. Bernards, going to football games, rain and storms, going shopping, typing. DISLIKES: School, noise, moving from state to state, leav- ing New Orleans, Homework, Phys. Ed. Class. SECRET AMBITION: To go back to New Orleans, but really to go to Austria and raise St. Bernards. FUTURE PLANS: To go to a business school in New Orleans. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All of my friends. MONUMENT BEACH MIXED FAVORITE SAYING: Jimminey Crickets! ” LIKES: Motorcycles, horses, summers in N.Y., pizza, long walks. DISLIKES: Being tied down, hearing people cut -down others, rainy days, popcorn. FUTURE PLANS: To go on to Business school. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Being stuck on the 67th floor of the Empire State Building because of R.A. ACTIVITIES: Art Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President of Art Club 3, Girl ' s Softball 3, Driver’s Ed. 3. J (m ( Pabilciou 5Rebe ttA ' MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE Jack FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s up? LIKES: French toast, Miss Rice, The Beach Boys, concerts, Elaine, money, girls who wear scarves, summers, colors, homemade bread, going places, gifts, daydreaming, trying to take care of myself. DISLIKES: Going places where I don’t know anyone, M.J., Proms, bad grades, High school romances, Fall, being typical , stay- ing in, first half of my Jr. yr., first day of school, being asked if I go out with Lori. SECRET AMBITION: To own a huge hotel. FUTURE PLANS: College + travel. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: June 7, 1975, my friends Lori and Joan. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Bourne High Dispatch, Senior Class Play. PJtViifbQj Pm C Pf OTISA.F.B. BUSINESS Tree FAVORITE SAYING: You ' d better get going! LIKES: Willis Horrison, football, bas- ketball, the water, surfing, painting, Mustangs, Afghan dogs, sunshine, the beach, clothes, working at McDonalds. DISLIKES: Gym, running half-miles, flat tires, school buses, people that never smile, people that don’t act like them- selves, homework, the problems in the world. FUTURE PLANS: To be happy and live forever. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Going to the Junior Prom in my sophomore year with Willis. ACTIV- ITIES: Drill Team 3. r B emL Sden ( PdUb ' id Pi (ah Pjm POCASSET COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: Quite the Much!” LIKES: Girls, Schlitz, and Cars. DISLIKES: Favoritism, cliques, and the System. SECRET AMBITION: To be a professional underwater photographer. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Getting the throttle stuck in my Cuda, McFebruary. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3,4, Track 3 , Driver’s Ed . 3 . 38 ' )tfwt J (a U 4 BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Di FAVORITE SAYING: Ya know?” LIKES: Beach, snow skiing, D.S., M.G. ' s, chocolate ice cream, onion rings, fresh tomatoes, tropical fish. DISLIKES: Tourists, homework, butter crunch ice cream, arguments, people who are never on time. SECRET AMBITION: To be a good skiier. FUTURE PLANS: To work in a hospital doing laboratory work. Hopefully, I will be a Laboratory technician. WILL ALWAYS REMEM- BER: Chemistry in room 24C , History 6th period , parties down the old beach, the trip to Quebec, bicycle riding on Martha ' s Vineyard, playing football at KF ' s house, flying to Germany. ACTIVITIES: French Club 1, 2, F.T.A. 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Prom Queen 3, Homecoming Court 2, Driver ' s Ed. 3. SAGAMORE MIXED Nate FAVORITE SAYING: Do a little dance, make a little love . . . LIKES: Beer, parties, girls, fast cars, traveling, sleeping, good music, darkness, money, The Sagamore Gang. DIS- LIKES: Hassles, no smoking signs, being beat in the V , hyprocrites, alarm clocks. SECRET AMBITION: To be a millionaire and to beat a certain Nova in the W mile. FUTURE PLANS: College and Travel. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Summer at Home (ALONE)! ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 1, Football 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Driv- er ' s Ed. 3, Bourne High Dispatch 4. CATAUMET COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: Straight eight runs great!” LIKES: Golf, sailing, old cars; especially ' 50 Buick ' s, Casino, WBCN, pinball, N.L.R.H. DISLIKES: Pep rallies, Football; especially B.H. ' s team. Too much sun, Homeroom. WILL ALWAYS RMEMEBER: The Streakers. ACTIVI- TIES: Science Club 1, Baseball 1, Basketball X, Golf 2, 3, 4, Driver’s Ed. 3. ( ( A oi Cousin BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Cath FAVORITE SAYING: Today is the first day of the rest of your life. LIKES: J.C., Ani- mals, nature, my friends, tennis, the weekends, children. DISLIKES: Conceited people. Chemis- try, p. 98, Homework, being bored, Mr. Put- nam ' s aaah ' s. SECRET AMBITION: To find a goal and attain it. FUTURE PLANS: College; and to take each day as it comes. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The kid s I’ve come to know at Bourne. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, Softball 2, Tennis 3,4, French Club 2, Code Club 4, Year- book Staff 4, Driver ' s Ed. 4, Bourne High Dis- ' Rohm ( £et J SAGAMORE BUSINESS Robbie FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t know what to tell you. She ' s not playing with a full deck. LIKES: Bob Dylan, Neil Young, being with friends, camping, tennis, the ocean, the winter, sleeping late, walking in the rain, Eng- land, concerts, Southwold, the Harbour Inn, The King ' s Head and the Queen ' s Head. DISLIKES: Getting up at 6:30, being told what to do, having no money, arguing with friends, being discour- aged, having to borrow money, applying for jobs. SECRET AMBITION: To someday return to England. FUTURE PLANS: Photography School. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My summer in Eng- land, the people I met and the places I saw. ACTIVITIES: Driver’s Ed. 3, Track Manager 2. J (kiael r J)cud oSnwditiily BUTTERMILK BAY SHORES MIXED Smo” FAVORITE SAYING: Shituhead. LIKES: Work Study, Cheryl, Chicago, Led Zeppelin, getting paid, parties. DISLIKES: School, school lunches, Varsity Hockey Coach, pumpkin, work. SECRET AMBITION: To get married. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and hopefully stay with Cheryl. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: April 18 and Cheryl. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1,2,3, Basketball 4. V 39 Giaudu i CiWlJt MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE LORD-as Claudine FAVORITE SAYING: Come on you ' se guys!” , High! LIKES: Michelob, liquor, Kiffer, parrying, clothes, money, and profits. DISLIKES: uncontrollable perverted people, going to court and my judges at BHS jail, snobs, dry MB, my weird shrinks. SECRET AMBITION: To be a head as a million- aire. FUTURE PLANS: To travel with a certain companion. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The night with the matches and the briars, the dudes that told me my salad ' s swimming, toking in C- Wing, and the many highs, Russ ' party. ACTIVI- TIES: C-Wing Toke Team. POCASSET COLLEGE Wint FAVORITE SAYING: Go away, right now! LIKES: Donuts, Cincinnati Reds, head games, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Colo- rado, mountains, traveling. DISLIKES: Crowded study halls, working at Sea Crest, headgames, 6:30 am on Mondays, sick puns, Sea Crest com- pactor, pinball. SECRET AMBITION: To learn to fly. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The trip back from Colorado this summer. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2,3, Cross Country 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Tennis 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Diplo- macy 3,4. POCASSET COLLEGE Terry” LIKES: Mike Murphy, peanuts, pizza, riding in a Fiat, playing pool, nice clothes, painting, sculpturing, and drawing. Singing groups: Earth, Wind, and Fire and Rufus. DIS- LIKES: Spinach, potatoes, studying, R.C. and A.H., rainy days, and being alone. SECRET AMBITION: To be an artist. FUTURE PLANS: Hope to go to Art School. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My phone booth. ACTIVITIES: Athletic Association 2,3. Ji (am 8%o M cMGm, SAGAMORE BEACH MIXED Beth FAVORITE SAYING: Really? What a drag! , Excellent!!!. LIKES: Beaches, Mr. Southworth ' s and Mr. Belliveau ' s classes, Motor- cycle riding, horseback riding, parties with good friends, playing SCAM, Gold and traveling. DISLIKES: Study halls. Monitors in girl ' s rooms, cliques, getting caught at something you ' re not supposed to be doing and the way this school is run. SECRET AMBITION: It ' s a secret. FUTURE PLANS: To become a Stewardess. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My trip to Greece, Up and down- stairs C-Wing girls’ room, Crafts I class with Paula and Sandy. ACTIVITIES: Driver ' s Ed. 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Class Play 4. (Wt Cj Vft C ' jp ' tCUj u£ SAGAMORE BEACH COLLEGE Butch LIKES: M.A.S., P.E. , doing my own thing, racing, music, dancing, working to the best of my ability, exchange concerts, thinking by myself, walking the beach with the one I love, two certain people. SECRET AMBITION: To live life to the best of my ability. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The good time I had at this school; especially with the Band. DISLIKES: Snobs, people who think they know everything, S.G. , work, not being with two certain people, life. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, Track 3,4, Senior Class Play, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Cape Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, New England Music Festival 3,4, District Music Festival 1,3, MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE Lee FAVORITE SAYING: Come on you ' se guys.”, Oh, my back!. LIKES: Food, sum- mer, Florida, the arts, swimming, Martha’s Vineyard, sailing, Bermuda, Dave. DISLIKES: Liver, working, weekends, being scared. SECRET AMBITION: It ' s a secret! FUTURE PLANS: College and travel. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: April 22, 1974, the summers of ' 74 and ' 75, Andree, the trip to Bermuda with Ann. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 4, Workstudy 4, Chorus 3, Driver’s Ed. 3, Powder- puff Football 4 , Senior Class Play 4 , P.A.W. 4. 40 C XgxH MONUMENT BEACH BUSINESS Squeel” FAVORITE SAYING: ” !?-! ! @?():: ! LIKES: A certain girl, fast cars, Schlitz, Monu- ment Beach, Friday and Saturday nights, A-B-C Wing Boys Rooms. DISLIKES: Saturday and Sun- day mornings. SECRET AMBITION: To retire at age 25. FUTURE PLANS: Get ahead in life and get married. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Leaving the school in a cloud of smoke. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1 . J (dhij y(rwt PJau ' M POCASSET BUSINESS Ma” FAVORITE SAYING: Did you get off on that pot? LIKES: Summertime, good parties, screwdrivers. Concerts, weekends, good reefers, skiing, New Hampshire, WBCN, Easy-going peo- ple. DISLIKES: Cold Winter Days, boring par- ties, the ridiculous rules and regulations of this school, traffic in the summer and AM radio. SECRET AMBITION: To be rich. FUTURE PLANS: Travel around the world. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All the lunchtime parties. ACTIVI- TIES: CW Toke Team 1,2,3. ' j)(«w L J (aw P rhmrh POCASSET COLLEGE Eddy Bunny FAVORITE SAYING: Add 1000 points to your I.Q. and you would have the brain of an amoeba! LIKES: Having fun, gas stations , M . I . T . and Robert Co . , Butterflies that go by the name of Muhammod, the location of Southie, and most of my life, basketball prac- tice. DISLIKES: Being bored in study halls, two- faced people, small towns and big cities, school lunches and walking, know it alls who don ' t know anything. SECRET AMBITION: To pull off How- ard Cosell ' s wig and prove he ' s not the man he used to be. FUTURE PLANS: Engineering. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Hopwood standing on a chair in the cafeteria in order to see the streak- ers. ACTIVITIES: Class Vice President 1, Ath- letic Association 2, 3, 4, Student Council Vice President 3, Happy Monday Club Vice President, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 4, Field Hockey 3 . ( Paul 1 pj(Lja ppdleij BUZZARDS BAY MIXED Edgar FUTURE PLANS: My future plans are to go to College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: I will always remember the way the school used to be. im y(nde Son BOURNEDALE COLLEGE Kay LIKES: Billy, horses, ice skating, tennis, beaches. DISLIKES: People who think of them- selves first, getting up in the morning, boring classes, misunderstandings, Biology. SECRET AMBITION: To own a large horse farm with at least one indoor ring. FUTURE PLANS: College in Virginia. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Going to Canada, skiing in New Hampshire. ACTIVITIES: French Club 2, Driver ' s Ed. 3. I BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Jake FAVORITE SAYING: Keep cool! LIKES: ECHO, skiing, people, dancing, snowy winter days, music and serenity. DIS- LIKES: Idle gossip, phony people, geometry. SECRET AMBITION: To make the world a happier place. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My buddies; Anne, Linda, and Joey. ACTIVITIES: French Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Office Worker, Track 2, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Pow- derpuff 1,4. 4 1 £Dowm Ji(a L ( j)dP m BOURNE COLLEGE LIKES: Tonya, my V.W., autumn, roses, wine, antiques, and traveling. DISLIKES: Smoke and being cold. SECRET AMBITION: To live in the Swiss Alps. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: April 17, 1973. yirm ( PeMney MONUMENT BEACH MIXED ’•Netney FAVORITE SAYING: It’s cool, I know, I know, I know . . . LIKES: Going to a good concert, windy days, vodka, old jeans, partying. DISLIKES: Ignorant people, snobby people, Bourne High jail. SECRET AMBITION: To get the . . . out of here. FUTURE PLANS: To travel around the world. WILL ALWAYS REMEM- BER: The obstacle course. Happy High Days are here again. ACTIVITIES: French Club 1, Art Club 2, Cheerleader 2, Student Council 1. m BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Twetzel, Bluey, Lance, Bogger FAVORITE SAYING: Really LIKES: Football, hockey, girls, motorcycles, sports cars, good times, end of 7th period, money, skiing, partying, DIS- LIKES: Snobs, coaches, warm beer, 1st period, school lunches, monitors, midyears and finals. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Foot- POCASSET COLLEGE Mig FAVORITE SAYING: But seriously folks, Retain it, Let ' s check it out. LIKES: Chevies, The Beach Boys, The Three Stooges, Old movies, Cagney, Bogan, winning a big game, cruisin’, Italian food, the day after Thanksgiving, Journalism with Dave and Paul, 2:00 except during football season, stereo head- phones, pep rallies, summer on the beach, using big words and not knowing what they mean. DIS- LIKES: Football camp, Spanish with Lynch, sprints, 2:00 during football season, practicing for 8 days on a broken foot, casts and crutches, losing a big game, Fords, school circular subs, kids who tltink it ' s cool to be drunk or stoned. SECRET AMBITION: To draw lots of pictures and make lots of money , meet lots of new and inter- esting people and go to lots of places. FUTURE PLANS: Go to art college and major in commer- cial an. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The day I got my license, milk fights in the cafeteria, signing up for colleges to get out of class, Jr. class skip day ' 75, summer of 75, painting the Fitzgerald peak. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 3, 4, An Club President 2, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Dispatch 4, Yearbook 4, N.Y.A.G. of America 4. J) (ad Wmjd On cAt. Os U BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE Pat FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, seriously now man! LIKES: The beach, downtown New Haven, buying clothes, dancing, basketball, skating, and swimming. DISLIKES: Mr. Garbutt. FUTURE PLANS: To go into the field of radio and television. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Having to come here in the middle of my senior year. ACTIVITIES: Majorettes, Drama Club 2, 3, Glee Club 3,4. SAGAMORE BEACH BUSINESS Toosle FAVORITE SAYING: You only go around once! LIKES: The country, horses, dogs, panies, jeans, the ocean, and most of all lovin ' one another. DISLIKES: Teachers who act like babysitters, mles that take away your rights as a person , loud music , dressing up , people that talk a lot. SECRET AMBITION: Just travelin ' around. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All my nico- tine fits in school. ACTIVITIES: Bourne High Destruction Committee . C Pat kin Cjuni pinie l 42 Yuk cJf (a Lt ’Jfajni M OTISA.F.B. COLLEGE Hey you FAVORITE SAYING: You know LIKES: D.M., eclairs, Maryland, Bambino ' s, Jan. 2, 1976, beer, nuts. DISLIKES: Peas, milk, tunnels, critism, yellow, being pinched. SECRET AMBITION: To fly. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Thanksgiv- ing vacation 1975. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3,4, French Club 1, 2, 3, Social Studies Seminar 1,2. (faa tfm C B. POCASSET BUSINESS Jo LIKES: Cars, parties. Sue. DISLIKES: School, slow cars. SECRET AMBITION: To own my father ' s business. ACTIVITIES: Work Study 4. Yshtnf {nn MONUMENT BEACH MIXED Ma, Lori FAVORITE SAYING: Don’t worry about it. LIKES: Bob, my kids, school, U.S. History, suitcases, and the color black. DISLIKES: School lunches, David ' s muffler and a certain tree in the town forest. SECRET AMBI- TION: To be a psychiatrist. FUTURE PLANS: Part-time college. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Kent and Bob ' s smoking stunts and Gary’s small snacks. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3, Bourne High Dispatch. J {iilul Cj. SAGAMORE BEACH MIXED Mike ACTIVITIES: Football, Tennis, Base- ball. (fa u Y foUe MONUMENT BEACH BUSINESS Ookie, Alkie FAVORITE SAYING: Oh no! LIKES: Family,” beer, traveling, cham- pagne. DISLIKES: School, school lunches. SECRET AMBITION: To travel all around. FUTURE PLANS: To go to a business school. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Going to the boy ' s room one day after a concert. ACTIVITIES: Chorus. BOURNE BUSINESS Sim FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t know. LIKES: Everything. DISLIKES: Nothing. SECRET AMBITION: To make a lot of money. FUTURE PLANS: Coast Guard. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Geology of Cape Cod with Mr. Sturgis. ACTIVITIES: A Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Cjwtnne 0 POCASSET COLLEGE JoJo FAVORITE SAYING: I’m crazed. LIKES: Field Hockey, skiing, wilderness, skat- ing, sailing, the Beach, Berg, laughing, Nan- tucket, being with close friends. DISLIKES: Goodbyes, colds, the end of Summer. SECRET AMBITION: To travel across country. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: New Year ' s Eve, Mrs. Ferguson ' s 3rd period Eng- lish class, Field Hockey with Kim. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Vice President 3, F.T.A. 2, Prom Committee 3, Code Club 4, Powder-puff 4, Senior Class Play 4. ( vhie, MONUMENT BEACH GENERAL FAVORITE SAYING: You jerk!” LIKES: Paul Grant, rainy days, banana popsicles, Mick Jag- ger, Van Morrison, Allman Brothers Band, Homestate Florida, Having good reef, taking walks, little kids, honest people, nice clothes, dogs, concerts, sleeping late, waking up, saying my prayers, getting a buzz on. DISLIKES: Having no reef, having no job, not having a good time, putting up with teachers, certain cliques, Geral- dine, fires, a certain girl named PK, fast moving automobiles, milk, Tammy Forlivesi ' s cats. SECRET AMBITION: To go on a world tour with Mick Jagger. FUTURE PLANS: To get married or to become an actress. WILL ALWAYS REMEM- BER: The time me and Tammy got loaded and went over to Robyn’s party. ACTIVITIES: C- Wing Token Team. BOURNE COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: Yogasta kurukarmani’ ' LIKES: Humor, England, Indian an. Renaissance music. DISLIKES: Ca , rock music, U.S. His- tory and other negativity. SECRET AMBITION: To put a thumb tack on Mr. Manning ' s chair. FUTURE PLANS: College and lolling around the universe. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The look of surprise on Miss Rice ' s face when I came up with a good one-liner in class. ACTIVITIES: Photog- raphy, Music, Drafting. cMjudatl r J)ai d Gml BUZZARDS BAY Mike DISLIKES: Going to practice at 2:00. FUTURE PLANS: To get into plumbing and heat- ing. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis. ( HmjOMW r ftu i ' . Tovtinij POCASSET GENERAL Foghead” FAVORITE SAYING: Really? LIKES: Summer, hot days at Black Beach, Happy Days, maraschino, plants, Raleigh. DISLIKES: BHS, Jocks, cliques, teachers that think they know everything, working at night. SECRET AMBITION: To be a skindiver for Jacques Cous- teau. FUTURE PLANS: Photography. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The New Year’s of 76. ACTIVITIES: C-Wing Toke Team 1, 2, 3. oMf Ohii GRAY GABLES BUSINESS Ricay FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t believe it! LIKES: Finally getting out of this hole, con- certs, Yes, motorcycles, good parties, week- ends, being 18, little buzz now and then. DIS- LIKES: BHS and all its rules, WC, Mondays, get- ting up to go to BHS, not remembering the night before. SECRET AMBITION: To travel as far and as much as possible. FUTURE PLANS: To stay happy. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: C-Wing girls room, how stoned we used to get in school, the time I dropped all the seeds on Mr. B ' s floor, the time me and KG skipped school and sat in Ange- lo ' s parking lot for three hours laughing. ACTIV- ITIES: C-Wing Toke Team 1, 2, 3, Driver’s Ed. 3. 44 Fountain MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: You weirdo! LIKES: The beach, doing crazy things, Art H., riding my bike, lots of friends. DISLIKES: Not having any- thing to do, dull parties. FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 4, Office Girl 3, 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Senior Class Play. ' Mobyn ( $u j It M Ooi )f(| SAGAMORE MIXED Stoney FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, really, Oh, ya, Skin! LIKES: Pink Floyd, driving, being mellow, all kinds of booze, Panama Red, roast beef subs, and going to parties. DISLIKES: Z Z Top, babysitting, phonies, cliques, jocks, matrons, monitors, W. C., cheap grass, and homework. SECRET AMBITION: To become the world ' s largest dealer. FUTURE PLANS: To be a nurse. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The good times at Cedar Street, the parties on Douglas Ave. , and all of my freaky friends and the New- ton gang. ACTIVITIES: C-Wing Toking Team 1, 2, 3, 4. ( i)mu J (mu C fxwdo POCASSET BUSINESS FAVORITE SAYING: Dynamite LIKES: Tequila Sunrises, having good times, Brockton, Siberian Huskies, Aero Smith, mountain travel- ing, partying, airports. DISLIKES: Hassles, ripoffs, passing out, learning from my mistakes. SECRET AMBITION: To go skiing in Switzerland. FUTURE PLANS: To go to school to work for the airlines. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: July 5, 1975, being stranded in P-town. ACTIVITIES: I.B.M. 3, Driver ' s Ed. 3. 9R. Qwn SAGAMORE BEACH MIXED Billy LIKES: Concerts. ACTIVITIES: Work. BUZZARDS BAY MIXED Terri LIKES: Richie, swimming, bowling, summer, people who are friendly. DISLIKES: School lunches, snobs, Monday mornings. SECRET AMBITION: To travel around the world. FUTURE PLANS: To get married and have four children. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: August 25, 1972. ACTIVITIES: Driver ' s Ed. 3. f C andka ( -J[. ( htind SAGAMORE BEACH MIXED Antler FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, knock it off LIKES: 12:00, racing, concerts, swim- ming. DISLIKES: Bourne High. SECRET AMBITION: It wouldn ' t be a secret if I told you. FUTURE PLANS: Enjoy life. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Junior skip day. C % mi BUZZARDS BAY COLLEGE ' ' Barry ' ' FAVORITE SAYING: ' ' Fire it up! ' ' LIKES: Frosties, Monte Carlos, Columbian imports, concerts. DISLIKES: Monitors, BHS , Buzzards Bay. SECRET AMBITION: To make a million. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Upstairs C-Wing in the morning. ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed. M Wn U OTISA.F.B. BUSINESS Gerri FUTURE PLANS: Secretary. POCASSET COLLEGE Kelly FAVORITE SAYING: Better is one ' s own path, though imperfect, than the path of another ' s - well-made.” LIKES: Leo, Taco Fla- vored Doritos, rainbows, warm sunny days in the Fall, pecan pie, Cape Cod, my dogs and my cat, clothes, having good times with my friends, cheering at cold football games, dancing, laughing, Christmas, being alone to think, root- beer, school vacations, flowers, talking on the phone, Mr. Wood. DISLIKES: Onions, trying to ride a motorcycle, being put down, having no money to buy clothes, having arguments with people close to me, my feet, homework, long, cold rainy days, colds and sore throats, no one to talk to. SECRET AMBITION: To become a pilot and own my own jet, helicopter, and plane. FUTURE PLANS: To attend College and then to teach. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Hark, I hear the cannon! , my first freshman pep rally, May 17, 1975. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 2, 3, 4, Span. Cl. 1, 2 treas., 3 pres., Code Cl. 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 2, Prom Comm. 3, Driver ' s Ed. 3, 46 Yrbk. St. 3, 4, Powderpuff 4, Sr. Cl. PI., Guid. Off. 1. 2, 3, 4. POCASSET MIXED FAVORITE SAYING: You ' re kidding! LIKES: Brian, weekends, summer, concerts. Rod Stew- art, Led Zeppelin, having good friends, camp- ing, the ocean, animals, workstudy, vacations, snow, Maine, doing what I want, sleeping late. DISLIKES: Homework, school, being told what to do, rain, being hurt, being disappointed, stupid school rules. SECRET AMBITION: To live on the ocean in Maine. FUTURE PLANS: To further my education. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: April 27, 1975 and May 5, 1975. ACTIVITIES: French Club 1, 2, FT A 3, Driver ' s Ed. 3, Bourne High Dispatch 4. Pje ' iadeline rf (m 1 ( Mlid v(m KpWnfci J (u lifted 1 I hud CATAUMET COLLEGE Sanchez FAVORITE SAYING: ... Things like that It ' s really really weird, ya know? LIKES: Volleyball, Western pleasure, summer, Quarter horses, Kawasakis that run, Farriery, money, 4WD trucks, WHIM, fires, good friends. DISLIKES: Mean ponies, David ' s DKW, English equitation, track, itchy feet, some teachers, winter, cheap trucks, mean bosses. Bad Com- pany. SECRET AMBITION: To own a $100,000 ranch and not pay for it. FUTURE PLANS: To be my own boss and to fire myself. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: David, Debbie, Tanya, Jean, Joan, 4H on Wednesday nights, Susie, the guys in school, Mr. Johnson, Minerva ' s Pizza, saving money, my first job. ACTIVITIES: Driver Ed. 3. CATAUMET COLLEGE Syb FAVORITE SAYING: Sit on it! LIKES: Pizza, animals, parties. DISLIKES: Sneaky peo- ple, know-it-alls, and fakes. SECRET AMBI- TION: To be a successful lawyer. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Miss Farmer ' s classes. ACTIVITIES: Guidance 2, 3,4, Chorus 2 , 3 , 4 . f(Xui ((t ' Kftl ' K t vinn O tjl )tf y { in SAGAMORE BEACH COLLEGE FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, God! That ' s dyna- mite! LIKES: Tennis, swimming, the beach, skiing, weekends. DISLIKES: Homework, phys- ics, people on high horses. SECRET AMBITION: If it comes true it will help somebody who other- wise wouldn ' t be able to get help. FUTURE PLANS: To be a lawyer. WILL ALWAYS REMEM- BER: I will always remember my 1st day at B.H.S. and Nov. 7, 1975. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 1,2, Class Project 2, Project Alpha 2, 3, Explorer Post 3, N.H.S. 4. Mim (tfa III BUZZARDS BAY MIXED Willy FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, Keith, Look at that!!” LIKES: Karen, music, acting, ice cream, Dueby, Beaver. DISLIKES: Friends that don ' t talk to you all summer long! Jack Swee- ney, reading in class. SECRET AMBITION: To be the centerfold for Playgirl. FUTURE PLANS: To go to New York and become a paid actor. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The day Keith came to school and told me he smashed-up his car three hours after it was registered. ACTIVITIES: Cho- rus 4, Driver ' s Ed. 3. (ftif fti ft y (u liaed BUZZIN ' BAY MIXED Magoo” Maggett FAVORITE SAYING: Scavenger Brighto 1-Adam Beane LIKES: My pals Goober and Mola, being high, The Three Stooges, seeing da parties in Cedar- ville, Fridays, summer. Grateful Dead, swim- ming, WBCN , and The Eagles. DISLIKES: Wait- ing for something which never happens, school lunches. B.Bay, being bored, going to Bourne High prison without even committing a crime, and Mondays. SECRET AMBITION: To sell my new color to the Crayola company and make millions. FUTURE PLANS: Collect my royalties from the Crayola company. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: To forget I ever came here; the day some arsons set my locker ablaze: Bagel Miester Day: Mr. Lyons; and my junior year. ACTIVI- TIES: C-Wing Toke Team 1, 2, 3. Driver Ed. CATAUMET COLLEGE Hilldred Jillary” Hill FAVORITE SAY- ING: All right you guys. Calm down! LIKES: Reading, Photography, Weaving, Good Kiffers, Partying, All the teachers who taught me so much, Munching Out, Vacations, Young Will Parady. DISLIKES: Bathroom Monitors, tradi- tional school systems, being constantly told what to do, people who lie, filling out applications, wet tents, people who steal wet tents, being afraid, Total Women”. SECRET AMBITION: To be a housewife. FUTURE PLANS: To be an anthropologist. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Camping with Billy at Herring Pond. ACTIVI- TIES: French Club 2, Student Advisory Commit- tee to School Committee 2, Student Government Day Representative 3, Junior Class President 3, Driver Ed. 3, Student Council 3, NHS 3, 4, Regional Advisory Council 3, 4, State Advisory Council 4, C-Wing Toke Team 3, 4, Yearbook Editor 4, Senior Class Play 4, National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. PLYMOUTH MIXED Harry LIKES: N.F. , Racing Motorcycles, Mrs. K. DISLIKES: Bourne High School, Mr. Bums, crows. SECRET AMBITION: To live high in the mountains. FUTURE PLANS: To be a professional racer. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Football Camp. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Bourne Dispatch 4 . Dtimli R(uulij MONUMENT BEACH COLLEGE ' Dee FAVORITE SAYING: That ' s life! LIKES: Taking long walks, Maroon, Cat Stevens, drawing, Sunsets, Mr. Lyon, the beach, being with good friends, honest people, spring, nature, having a good time, and just being happy! DIS- LIKES: B.H.S. , being crowded, being sad, wait- ing. people yelling, being sick, and misunder- standings. SECRET AMBITION: To travel around the world. FUTURE PLANS: To get the best from life and always be happy! WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The summer of 75 . ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. Prom Court 3. Driver ' s Ed. 3, Class Play 4, Yearbook 4. 47 CAMERA SHY TvJ r fiotA SAGAMORE MIXED Frankie ACTIVITIES: Work Study 4. ( hit C ui Mtuii BUZZARDS BAY BUSINESS Crankshaft FAVORITE SAYING: Give me a break” LIKES: Drinking, smoking, and good party- ing. DISLIKES: Hassles from the school, Study Halls. SECRET AMBITION: To be my own boss. FUTURE PLANS: To be a Carpenter or a Mechanic. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Work Study and Gym. ACTIV- ITIES: Work Study 4. A ii i MONUMENT BEACH MIXED Sherry FAVORITE SAYING: You want the truth or a little white lie? LIKES: Nature, people, being happy, making people happy. DISLIKES: Sour peo- ple. SECRET AMBITION: To see all of the United States. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The streakers, Mr. Wood. ( (JoHm ( jfctti SAGAMORE COLLEGE Pete LIKES: Stereos, cars, music. DISLIKES: School, homework. SECRET AMBITION: Travel and make something of myself - some day. FUTURE PLANS: College and Fun. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. BUZZARDS BAY GENERAL LIKES: Motorcycles, cars, beer. DISLIKES: School, certain people. SECRET AMBITION: To race cars. FUTURE PLANS: To go to Business school. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: September 23 and 24. ry m £jme l on ) DEEP SPACE COLLEGE || Bean head” FAVORITE SAYING: Rocks are here to stay! LIKES: Sailing, music, bikes. Woods J Hole, Firesign Theater, wave action, the Absolute Unmanifest, Kurt Vonnegut , wood, Rocks. DIS- ! LIKES: Pep Rallies, Mandatory Anything, Newspaper publicity. SECRET AMBITION: U.S. Olympic Bike Team. FUTURE PLANS: Racing sailboats and Col- | lege. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Four years of wasted time, five days a week. ACTIVITIES: Band and Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Diplomacy 3,4, Tennis 3.4, Varsity Sailing 3,4, Student Advisory Council 1, N.H.S. 3. 4, Ping-Pong 2, 4. ne (fU u TAYLOR ' S POINT MIXED Grab FAVORITE SAYING: If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again” They didn ' t give me a fair chance! LIKES: Hitting the rim, Jeepers Sneakers, Jaw Breakers, valve stems, Edsels, Phil Jackson, Mom, snorkle jackets, basketball? DIS- LIKES: Tom Heinsohn, John Killelea, Red Aver- bach, Frank Challant. SECRET AMBITION: To play in a real game. FUTURE PLANS: To contemplate trying out for the Red Sox. WILL ALWAYS REMEM- BER: Almost scoring once, running for Student Advi- sory Council freshman year. ACTIVITIES: Round Ball. 48 tunS ContwM POCASSET COLLEGE Merce FAVORITE SAYING: Conchale! ” LIKES: Tennis, Reading, The Billo ' s, the beach, Luis Femaudo, Teresita, ice cream, sunny days. DIS- LIKES: Going to bed early, green vegetables, horses, snakes, baseball, rainy days. SECRET AMBITION: To be a lawyer. FUTURE PLANS: To go back to Caracas and be a lawyer. WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends and family back in Caracas. f i : . . ' I r| ■i This year our class has had a totally new experience which no other class at Bourne has had. We have with us this year our first foreign exchange student, Mercedes Elens Contreras. Her smiling face has shone here at Bourne all year and those who have come to know her see the wonderful spirit which thrives within her heart. When reading the following, it is easy to feel her zest for life and friendly enthusiasm: I am really happy to have had this opportunity to come to the United States because I ' ve really learned the customs and the feelings for different people as well as English. I ' ve learned how people think and live here. I found here many wonder- ful people; so many that have helped me always. I feel as though I ' d like to say Thank you” to all of them.” Mercedes 49 Class Wills I, BETH AGWLLO, leave! I, BILLY ALDEN, leave with Karen and The Beach Boys. I, KIM ANDERSEN, leave Miss Lindberg by her lonesome during periods 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, lunch, 6 , 7 and in practices ! ! ! I, KAREN ANDERSON, leave for Virginia. I, TOM ARNER, leave my brother Rich and sister Cathy to Mr . Gaylord for English . I, PAT BARS, leave my studious enthusiasm to Joey Ring. I, THERESA BASSETT, leave knowing no more than when I came. I, LORI BELLIVEAU, leave with many people who just can ' t figure out who goes out with Jack and who doesn’t! I, BOB BERNARDO, leave with a baby close behind . I, KENT BERR1AULT , leave. I, LORENE BLAIR, leave my finished History tests to Sue Trimble to copy ! I, DAVID BRUCE, leave Chrissy with her nick- name, T. Mahoeny. I, JOAN BURNS, leave with the word ' ' clique ringing in my ears. I, SUE BURNS, leave 4 years of sports for 4 more years of sports. I, DIANE BURTYK, leave Bourne High in hopes of finding the happiness I ' m looking for. I, DAVE CABELL, leave Bourne High School hop- ing that I won ' t have to come back again next year. I, GERALD CARPENTER, leave. I, DENISE CHIODO, leave to do what L want to do; not what 1 have to do. I, MICHELLE ANN CIAMPA, leave to go to col- lege. , I, JACQUE CIVILINSKI , leave still searching I, PATRICIA COHOON, leave to Mr. Hamlen my Mental Giant Ability. I, MARYANN COLLYER, leave my red hair to Mr. Belliveau. I, MERCEDES CONTRERAS, leave to go back to Caracas. I, JOYCE COOK, leave. I, MICHAEL COOK, leave. I, BILLY GREEN, leave. I, CATHY COUGHLIN, leave without much to say. I, MARY CROSBIE, leave to Lisa Forlivesi the power to kick any girl who tries to interfere with her and Dennis - good luck ! I, MARK CRUCKSHANK, leave with a lot of good memories. I , KATHLEEN DECICCO, leave to join George. I, KURT DECICCO, leave never to be called Jock again. I, DONNA DEBOER, leave Bourne High finally. I, SHERRYL DECAMPO, leave this school to my sister. Rose. I , JAMES DECOSTA , leave my kidneys to the Science Dept. 1, BRIAN DELANCE Y, leave Matthew Prete my values for Mrs. Galaska to change. I, SUE DEWITT, leave Mr. Jerry Lyons a collec- tion of my mushrooms, in hopes that someday they will grow. I, JOHN DICARLO, leave my Ford Mustang to anyone who can keep it going for more than one week at a time . I, MICHAEL DIEFENBACH, leave. I, LEO DIOTALEVI, leave my little sister Terry to do more homework than I ever did . I, RICK DOBBINS, leave. 1, JOHN DOBLE, leave Jimm O ' Keith a new set of brains . I, JOSEPH DROLETTE, leave. I, SANDRA HARDWICK, leave the school lunches to anyone who wants them . I, MARY HARMON, leave THIS school WILL- INGLY and my younger brother. I, MICHAEL HARRINGTON, leavef ' I, SIOBHAN HARWOOD, leave Mr. Lynch for anyone who can stand him . I, FRANK HESEK, leave. I, SHEILA HODGE, leave Bourne High to my sis- ter. I, DIANE DUBERGER, leave Mr. Johnson a tissue, a back scratcher, and a hairbrush. I, BARBARA DUFFY, leave knowing I was in full control of my senses when I came in, but have doubts as I leave . I, DONNA EDWARDS, being of insane mind, leave wondering how Falmouth and Wareham got all the BLACK GUYS (or should I change that to guys period). I, DAN EHMANN, leave. I , JIM ELDRIDGE , leave Bourne High without my music theory homework. I, CHUCK ELLIS, leave Bourne High School with no sense of accomplishment . 1, MARIANNE ELLIS, leave Bourne High. I, GERR1 EMBRESCIA, leave wondering why I still bring the ball over my head. I, RAYMOND FISHER, leave my car tied up in tlie parking lot. I, MAWANNE FLAHERTY, leave Bourne High smarter, hopefully, than when I came in. I , PAUL FOLEY , leave this school in a hurry . I, TAMMY FORLIVESI, leave Wendy Handy and my sister to give the matrons more grief that I I, JEAN FORSBERG, leave ... in high! spirits!! a , I, KATHY FOUGERE, leave my knee, along with its brace and all its problems to Miss Lindberg. I, NANCY FOUNTAIN, leave Bourne High glad to be out. I, PAULA FRAHER, leave still wondering what everyone meant by your Senior year is going to be great ! l| KEITH FRETSCHL, leave the smelly boy ' s locker room to all the unlucky underclassmen who have to stay . I, ANTHONY GAFFNEY, leave the Bourne High whirlpool bath. I, LEANNE GARDNER, leave still under 5’. I, DONALD GERRY, leave Art H allam, Bob Fountain, Chuck Merritt, and Ronnie Ariagno free passes to the next meeting of the Coach Edward J. McCarthy Mutual Admiration Soci- ety, where they can show their true apprecia- tion of his coaching methods . I, MARY GIBBONS, leave Ma in peace, by tak- ing Pat away . I, DORIS GORYL, leave Bourne High School with an empty feeling in my head. I, WAYNE GRABIEC, leave only to come back and conquer the world ! I, BARRY GREENBERG, leave. I, VICKI HAMILTON, leave T.P.K. M . T. I, DEE HANDY, leave to find happiness in every way! ! I, SUSAN HANDY, leave hoping that Mr. South- worth will teach Mr. Garbutt how to tie a tie. I, MIKE HORN, Leave Bourne High School to the birds. I, SUZANNE HUARD, leave BHS knowing that I ' m finally on my way to California. I, KATHY HYNES, leave with memories of four good years . I, LESLEY, IAMELE, leave my job in the Reading Dept, to anyone that can hack it. I, ELAINE JENKINS, leave to lead my life to the best of my abilitiy . I, KATHY JOHNSON, leave Bourne High. I, PHILIP JOHNSON, leave with many mixed memories. I, MAUREEN JONES, leave Mrs. Ferguson my vokaboolary book. I, RICK JOY, leave undecided. I, BEN JOYCE, leave for bigger and better things. I, PAUL JUDGE, leave my athletic skills to Mr. Iwaszko. I, MAUREEN KEARNEY, leave my Wardrobe of Sweatshirts to whoever wants them . I, LEE KING, leave Bourne High with my south- ern accent still intact. I, CAROL KORONK1EWICZ , leave to live every- day of my life to the best it can ever be. 1, JO ANNE LANZA, leave Ronnie Ariagno the three dollars that I never owed him ! I, RICHARD LAWSON, leave this rotten school to Mr. Burns. I, PEGGY LAYTON, leave still in a daze. I, JONATHEN LEES, leave. I, LORRIE ANN LEONARD, leave still trying to think of something to put down for my will . I, NATE LIMEBURNER, leave, this time with permission! ! I, JON LINDSTROM, leave my nausea feeling to the first person who walks into the nurse ' s office in 1976-77 year. I, DAVID LONERGAN, leave with no hard feel- ings?!?!? I, MARK LOWE, leave my height to a few people that could use it ! I , FAITH MACDONALD , leave never to return . I, ANN MANAMON, lepve to Mr. Garbutt an electric buffer and to each of his students a pair of shades . I, CAROL MANAMON, leave this school goofin ' at my unfortunate brothers and sisters who are and will be going to this school . I, ROBIN MARLYNE, leave nothing, because I have nothing to leave and if I did I wouldn ' t leave it here anyway. I, PAUL MARTINEAU, do not leave anything to anyone . I , JUNE APRIL MAY, leave the rest of the months to the calendar. I, PAT MCCAHILL, leave several books signed Wayne Grabiec. I, BETH MCCONE, leave Mi. Bums and Mr. Southworth three more McCones to put up with! ! ! I, TERRY MCDONALD, leave the duty of tying up the phone during lunch , to my younger sister Benni . I, JOHN MCMAHON, leave all my headaches of Bourne High to anyone who has a hard head . I, ANN MEISSNER, will to R.D.M, good times and to S.M. and R.W.M. success. I, JOHN MIGLIACCIO, leave remembering all the times I had to correct teachers about my last name, and letting all the underclassmen have fun at camp next year. I, CINDY MILLER, leave without signing out at the main office! 1, EARL MOORE, leave for Las Vegas! I, CATHIE MORTENSEN, leave taking with me the memories of all the good times at Bourne and leaving behind the bad ones. I, PATTY MOSHER, leave Mrs. Darsch with another Bennett and the great extras that will accompany her. I, PAM MULA, leave my field hockey managing to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I, STACEY NEALE, leave to go on a vacation by myself and leave , Barry to watch Sharon for a while. I, HILLARY NELSON, leave hoping that there will always be students in Bourne who care enough about their school to change it. I, JOAN NEWCOMBE, leave with some good memories. I, TERRY NUOVO, leave with Molly Fiske, still wondering which one of us will get Ronnie. I, PAUL NYGARD, leave in search of the perfect Martini ! I, PATTI OCHAB, leave my artistic abilities tqf David DuBurger and hope he too, can try to cope with An History. I, PETER OLIVA, leave going anywhere but here. I, KATHY OLIVER, leave the school lunches to anyone who can stomach them . I, JOANNE O’NEAL, leave my whirlpools to my sister Mao. I, GAIL O ' NEILL, leave still praying that Bourne High may modernize some day. I, PAT ORMOND, leave. I, SANDRA OSLUND, leave exactly what I came with; nothing ! ! I, SUSAN OSLUND, leave Bourne High still say- ing that I regret ever going there and hoping that those I leave behind make the most of it because it isn’t very much! ! I, TINA PALA, leave enough money for the Girl’s Field Hockey to be rolled. 1, JEANNE PASTERIS, leave without hesitation. I, PATTY PENTONEY, leave a certain teacher melting in his chair. I. ALLAN PHILBRICK, leave a Mighty Senior T- shin to Wayne Grabiec. I, BRENDA POLLARD, leave to all of the students in the future that move and have to finish their last year in a strange school the Best of Luck . 1, TOM POTTS, leave nothing behind. I ' m tak- ing it all with me. 1, TARIESA PYLE, will all the great teachers I had to anyone who will be as lucky to have them as I was. I, LINDA RAYMOND, leave. I, EVELYN REAMS, leave Bourne High school to my sister. I, KATHY RICE, leave behind nothing but a bunch of bad memories. I, SIOBHAN ROARKE, leave Bourne High hoping one day everyone will get together. I, MARY ROBERTS, leave still not knowing the answers in Trig. I, PAUL ROBICHEAU, leave Mr. McCarthy a megaphone so he can be heard during 2nd period study hall . I, CHERYL ROCHE, leave Barbara Smolinsky still ipiooking for someone tall enough. 1, BARBARA RODES leave all the hassles of Code j lub to Mary Consoni . I, TOM ROTHimeave Bourne High still trying to avenge my brother ' s sentence for getting caughLin the girl ' s room . 1, LINDA SAMSON, leave my spot in the senior lunch line to any junior who will use it as sel- dom as I have. I, DOTTIE SCAMMON, leave my sister Pat all my love in the hopes that her senior year will be as great as mine has been . I, DONNA SHALKAUSKAS, leave very happily. I, DERRICK SHORES, do hereby leave Kevin a No Smoking sign. I, SUZANNE SMART, leave BHS to my sister Barb. I, CLAUDIA SMITH, leave this school hoping it gets better for my brother and sister who have to stay . I, MICHAEL SMOLINSKY, leave my height to Jimmy McKenny. I, ALBERT SPRAGUE, leave my physique to Ralf Gall, so he can be big and strong like Mr. Tamagini. I, JOHN STIMSON, leave the black hole of Bourne High School to be ravaged by the forces of righteousness in the Age of Enlightenment . I, STEVE STREIFFERT , leave for good. I, KAREN STUBSTAD, leave everything up to Toosle. I, JOHN SWEENEY, leave my athletic ability to Peter, Jim and David. Good Luck! I, JOAN SYBY, leave. I, SHERYL TANNER, leave. I, JAMES THERRIEN, leave Bourne High School to my sister Judy, who has 3 more years, and the lousy lunches to all the underclassmen . I, ROBYN TOBEY, leave all of my roaches in downstairs C-wing for all the straight narcos to get high on . I, MARGARET TOMOLONIS, leave riding that train , high on . . . I, NANCY TONTINI, leave Bourne High School hopefully better educated and ready for the next four years . I, MARY TOWERS, leave Gary and Greg my stash in C-wing girls room. I, CHERYL TREXEL, leave Bourne High to my three sisters and brothers , if they can take it . I, MARK WENZEL, leave B.H.S. I, JOEY WHEELER, leave Bourne High to my brother, Eddie, and Jimmy T. I, KEITH WILSON, leave Bourne High School and all its loving teachers to anyone that can make any sense out of them . I, STEVE WINTERMEYER, leave Bourne High School to go on to bigger and better things . I, PAT VINCENT, leave to Carol, Barbie and all the others my mess to clean up at 6ur table - 2nd lunch. I, JOHN YORK, should have left long ago. I, DIANE ZANIS, leave all my chemistry notes to Sarina Monast along with a rabbit ' s foot. I, LAURA ZIEMBA, leave Paula, Toni, Richie, Becky, and Rachel all the good times they can have at BHS. % BABY DIRECTORY: 1 Sue DeWitt 2 Cindy Miller 3 Laura Ziemba 4 Elaine Jenkins 5 Siobhan Roarke 6 John Migliaccio 7 Diane Zanis 8 Nancy Founrain 9 Anne Ferrick 10 Mary Gibbons 11 Lorrie Leonard 12 ' ' Elton Carol K. 13 Maureen Jones 14 Susan Handy 15 Hillary Nelson 16 Linda Raymond 17 Leo Diotalevi 18 Mary Collyer 19 Mary Crosbie 20 Leanne Gardner 21 Kim Andersen 22 Cathie Mortensen 23 Lori Belliveau 24 Paul Robicheau 25 Patty Mosher 26 Barbara Rodes 27 Mickey Ciampa 28 David Cabell 29 Joan Newcombe 30 Susan Walker 31 Linda Samson 32 Sandy and Susan Oslund 33 Barbara Duffy 34 Marianne and Chuck Ellis 35 Gerri Embrescia 36 Ann Manamon 37 Diane Burtyk 38 David Lonergan 39 Carol Manamon 40 Wayne Grabiec 41 Jo Anne Lanza 42 Mike Cook 53 mentor ivj C Q55 Clowns MOST - TALKATIVE most ATHLfnc BEST 0FW4ED Jrevc jJ MOST N iiHTeuarWL CLASS REBELS 5enior 5uoer lorhyes ' ATTRA(j; fntnm r HW’Pifsr JMOSf LiKEty re S £$0 e H . S .— h i ' f ' IPHOky CIAS5 ARTIST Leanfl (f vv Senior Index A-Fr Agrillo, Beth 35 Alden, William 47 Andersen, Kim 21 Anderson, Karen 41 Arner, Thomas 19 Bars, Patrick 26 Bassett, Theresa 45 Belliveau, Lori 30 Bernado, Robert 33 Berriault, Kent 48 Blair, Lorene 43 Bourne, Alan 31 Bruce, David 29 Burns, Joan 32 Burns, Maureen 23 Burtyk, Diane 37 Cabell, David 21 Cardoza, Valerie 31 Carpenter, Gerald 32 Chiodo, Denise 45 Ciampa, Michelle 22 Civilinski, Jacqueline 41 Cohoon, Patricia 25 Collyer, Maryann 34 Contreras, Mercedes 49 Cook, Joyce 43 Cook, Michael 44 Coreen, William 45 Coughlin, Catherine 39 Crosbie, Mary 44 Cruckshank, Mark 48 Dalton, James 29 DeCicco, Kathleen 35 DeCicco, Kurt 36 DeBoer, Donna 42 DeCampo, Sherryl 48 DeCosta, James 27 Delancey, Brian 33 DeWitt, Susan 27 DiCarlo, John 34 Diefenbach, Michael 43 Diotalevi, Leo 33 Doble, John 30 Drolette, Joseph 18 DuBerger, Diane 28 Duffy, Barbara 20 Edwards, Donna 41 Ehmann, Daniel 32 Eldridge, James 43 Ellis, Charles 24 Ellis, Marianne 18 Embrescia, Geraldine 27 Ferrick, Anne 24 Fisher, Raymond 25 Flaherty, Marianne 46 Foley, Paul 41 Forlivesi, Tammy 33 Forsberg, Jean 44 Fougere, Katherine 22 Fountain, Nancy 45 Fournier, Dean 18 Fraher, Paula 37 Senior Index Fr-Ne Fretschl , Keith 28 Gaffney, Anthony 22 Gardner, Leanne 40 Gerry, Donald 23 Gibbons, Mary 21 Goryl, Doris 18 Goulart, David 31 Grabiec, Wayne 48 Green, William 31 Greenberg, Barry 46 Hamilton, Vicki 43 Handy, Diana 47 Handy, Susan 20 Hardwick, Sandra 19 Harmon, Mary 19 Harri ngton, Michael 47 Harwood, Siobhan 36 Heelan, Kelly 29 Hesek, Frank 48 Hodge, Sheila 32 Horn, Michael 46 Huard, Suzanne 34 Hynes, Kathleen 29 Iamele, Lesley 36 Jenkins, Elaine 35 Johnson, Kathryn 36 Johnson, Philip 25 Jones, Maureen 18 Joy, Richard 35 Joyce, Benjamin 39 Judge, Paul 19 Kearney, Maureen 25 King, Lee 24 Koronkiewicz, Carol 46 Lanza, Jo Anne 23 Lawson, Richard 30 Layton, Peggy 34 Lees, Jonathon 43 Leonard , Lorrie 28 Limeburner, Nathan 39 Lindstrom, Jon 35 Logan, Patricia 31 Lonergan, David 35 Lowe , Mark 38 MacDonald, Faith 19 Manamon, Anne 30 Manamon, Carol 32 Marlyne, Robin 39 Martineau, Paul 37 May, June 22 MaCahill, Padraic 36 McCone, Maura 40 McDonald, Virginia 40 McMahon, John 37 Meissner, Ann 47 Migliaccio, John 42 Miller, Cynthia 36 Moore, Earl 37 Mortensen, Catherine 23 Mortensen, Keith 26 Mosher, Patricia 26 Mula, Pam 25 Neale, Stacia 33 Senior Index Ne-Z Nelson, Hillary 47 Newcombe, Joan 20 Nuovo, Teresa 25 Nygard, Paul 20 Ochab, Patrice 27 Oliva, Peter 48 Oliver, Kathleen 26 O ' Neal, Joanne 44 O ' Neill, Gail 37 Ormond , Patrick 23 Oslund, Sandra 45 Oslund, Susan 42 Pala, Quintina 18 Parham, Geraldine 46 Pasteris, Jeanne 30 Pentoney, Patricia 42 Philbrick, Allan 25 Pollard , Brenda 38 Potts, Thomas 20 Pyle, Tariesa 38 Quinn, Patricia 31 Raymond, Linda 20 Reams, Evelyn 28 Rice, Kathleen 44 Roarke, Siobhan 24 Roberts, Mary 38 Robicheau, Paul 22 Robinson, Irene 32 Roche , Clferyl 24 Rodes, Barbara 22 Roth, Thomas 27 Samson, Linda 29 Scammon, Dorothy 34 Shalkauskas, Donna 26 Shores, Derrick 34 Smart, Suzanne 21 Smith, Claudia 40 Smolinsky , Michael 39 Songer, Mark 21 Sprague, Albert 40 Stimson, John 44 Streiffert, Steven 27 Stubstad, Karen 29 Sweeney, John 38 Syby , Joan 46 Tanner, Sheryl 28 Therrien, James 28 Tobey, Robyn 45 Tomolonis, Margaret 47 Tonello, Jeffrey 23 Tontini, Nancy 33 Towers, Mary Anne 41 Trexel, Cheryl 38 Walker, Susan 30 Wenzel, Mark 42 Wheeler Woseph 21 Wilson, Keith 41 Wintermeyer, Stephen — 40 Vincent, Patricia 42 York, John 48 Zanis, Diane 39 Ziemba, Laura 24 56 57 SITTING: R. Arner, K. Bernhardt, D. Driggs, D. Abromavage, P. Condon, K. Coggeshall, K. Alden, A. Branch, A. Chiodo, E. Andrade, L. Baldridge, I. Belan- ger. STANDING: K. Correia, P. Clegg, J. Bennett, C. Collins, T. Burgess, T. Ahern, D. Ariagno, R. Briggs, T. Barron, D. Chil- dress, K. Anderson, P. Burley, V. Chaika - rian, B. Cook, A. Bergeron, A. Clinton, K. Auld . SITTING: D. Lindberg, B. McCarthy, J. Laird, M. Kitterman, C. MacCormack, M. Jones, A. Martineau, L. LaFlamme, J. Koska, J. McCollum, J. Masterson, L. Lepore, D. LeBrun, D. Lonergan, B. Matson, B. Philbrick. STANDING: C. Kelly, M. Lammarre, S. Loring, D. Lawrence, B. Kosharek, K. Macarthy, D. Liziewski, F. Mann, G. Labre, T. Krumrine, D. May, B. McCahill, J. Lamkin, M. Joseph, F. Leo- nard. SITTING: P. Hopkinson, J. Hickey, S. Gil- metti, L. Grace, K. Hilton, T. Haskell, L. Glanvill, B. Jones, V. Hannigan, L. Hanson, T. Heelan, N. Jackson, K. Girouard. STANDING: C. Horman, D. Geigle, T. Hathaway, J. Humphrey, M. Harding, U. Houde, J. Hewlett, K. Gay, J. Grazulis, P. Guilette, M. Griffith, B. Gibbs, G. Huard, S. Gorham. 5e Class of ’79 E. Reed, S. Harrison, V. Menor, D. Mosher, L. Olsen, C. Pierce, K. McNamara, C. McGuillicuddy , L. Merritt, K. Moore, C. Newcombe, M. Griffen, J. McKenna. STANDING: B. Parady, M. McGuire, A. Nelson, C. Phillips, M. Orphan, J. Mize, G. Moise, T. Norton, S. Parsons, K. Olsen, K. Miller, A. Pala, C. O’Connor, D. Parker. SITTING: F. Eldridge, L. Finton, P. Gar- ceau, K. Dalton, K. Fountain, C. Eldridge, S. Eno, D. Francis, K. Driscoll, D. Day. STANDING: D. D ' Angelo, D. Doucette, R. Eldridge, T. Dechane, R. Dumaine, K. Die- fenbach, J. Gaffney, P. Downing, S. Fisher, J. Eldredge, T. Diotalevi, T. DeCampo, D. Coulombe, C. Denmark. SITTING: J. Kenny, P. Willet, D. Giordano, T. Ziemba, P. Wetherall, T. Cremens, K. Palfrey, J. Brison, P. Andrews, D. Willy, L. Williams, R. Overath. STANDING: M. Lemay, S. Westgate, L. Buck, B. Wall, P. Ellia, K. Woods, T. Williams, J. Mahoney, B. May, F. Blaine, G. Martenez, C. Reagan, F. Leavitt. 59 SITTING: T. Sanford, W. Schaefer, E. Wag- ner, W. Tuttle, M. Spinner, K. Tibbetts, G. Towers, E. Simmons, D. Smith, M. Sano, C. Smith, D. Simpski, E. Swardstrom, E. Rockwood, M. Stutz. STANDING: ]. Roux, C. Saner, B. Streiffert, K. Walker, R. Sil- vester, D. Stevens, J. Mize, J. Shurtleft, B. Scribner, C. Robinson, L. Smith, D. Scott, M. Stevence, S. Theriault, V. Valeri, J. Samson. Class of ’79 SITTING: C. Garland, J. Doucette, R. Wal- ters, K. Younge, B. Cardoza, B. Puetz, E. Watson, R. Cremeans, K. Wall, M. Hamil- ton. STANDING: L. Wuethrich, K. Wixon, W. Way, B. Menor, S. Swofford, A. Lepore, T. Collins, D. Harrison, S. Lemay. Class of ’78 ’ . .( ,• AHil£ kd, m ' l 1 tffr r M 1 i i 60 S. Kearney, B. Leslie, T. Hoppe. D. Jarvis, M. Hurle, E. Knapp, J. Jaworski, S. Jinson, B. Jones, C. Kinder, C. Krzyzek. L to R STANDING: C. Kokoszka, K. LeBrun, D. Hough, C. Hynes, L. Hannon, S. Labretto, M. Huard, M. Hickey, D. King, J. Jackson, M. Hallam, D. Holt, M. Joyce, D. Hodge. L to R SITTING: L. Michelsen, K. Robbins, K. Purdy, R. Reese, P. Pierce, C. McMahon, B. McDonald, L. Morin, L. Ritvo, S. Monast, T. Marble. L to R STAND- ING: K. Robin, K. Logan, B. Oakley, T. Moore, F. O ' Neil, T. Norton, L. Parsons, S. Pescosolido, W. Murray, J. O ' Keefe, C. Monte, K. Limeburner. L to R SITTING: C. Cyr, J. Corey, L. Cubel- lis, C. Collins, J. Cook, P. Cremonini, H. Dobbins, C. Cook, S. Donovan, S. Dann, M. Delaney. L to R STANDING: R. Faber, D. DuBerger, R. Clapp, D. Cyr, J. Civilinski, D. Doble, J. Crabtree, F. Dunbury, B. Decatur, C. Decastro, R. Cahoon, M. Cou- lombe, R. Dicarlo. Class of ’78 61 I J. Bilodeau, N. Canady, L. Burns, D. Beauregard, G. Bevilacqua, P. Baxter, K. Bemagozzi, C. Burley, M. Battle, V. Bern- hardt. L to R STANDING: E. Ahern, N. Beane, P. Bradley, K. Areno, C. Branagan, D. Biagiotti, K. Browne, D. Cabell, E. Anderson, J. Burns, S. Bemado, R. Cabell, J. Baker, M. Allwein, C. Cahir, C. Bock. L to R SITTING: W. Sutkus, K. Songer, M. Therriault, C. Studley, S. Tucy, P. Swee- ney, M. Sorenti, G. Sala, R. Trexel, W. Simmons. L to R STANDING: D. Sweigart, A. Timo, L. Shalkauskas, M. Swift, R. Foley, M. Broyer, M. Smith, C. Russell, J. Scott, P. Sundman, V. Stimus, A. Souza, B. Smolinsky, S. Walker, B. Sullivan, N. Ver- noy, B. Smart, B. Sylvester. L to R: A. Greenberg, T. Glanville, E. Fisher, K. Gavozza, R. Fogg, S. Gilmetti, A. Gaudet, K. Grazulis, M. Hall, A. Fomi, A. Souza. L to R STANDING: L. Garbacik, B. Hack, J. Farrell, B. Fountain, J. Fougere, B. Gendron, A. Gouge, J. Geigle, M. Gra- tis, D. Francis, ]. Gordon, F. Goryl, M. Govina, J. Fitchett, R. Gall. Class of ' 78 62 L to R SITTING: K. Paiady, M. Pipkin, D. Gonsalves, P. Orphan, D. Rose, K. Robin, C. Roth, J. Parker, M. Purdy, S. Perry. L to R STANDING: T. Scott, L. Perry, J. Ring, D. Russell, T. Reardon, M. Prete, J. Mul- cahy, M. Oliva, M. Riha, R. Reidy, P. Perra, M. O ' Neal. L to R SITTING: K. Tobey, B. Wenzel, M. Yohai, D. Stubstad, R. Wilson, M. Smith, B. Scribner, A. Timo. L to R STANDING: G. Towers, R. Sheridan, C. Sweeney, U. Wil- liams, C. Tobey, P. Tobey, M. Snow, P. Ziemba, A. Williams, M. Schaval, K. Twombey, J. Speers. L to R SITTING: K. Berriault, G. Bemagozzi, R. Bevilacqua, B. Cook, M. Consoni, L. Ciolkowski, R. Maguire, E. Abromavage, R. Bergeron, M. Bowman, K. Araer, P. Brown, R. Chapman. L to R STANDING: E. Bevilac- qua, E. Cardoza, D. Breault, J. Baron, R. Cox, D. Becker, R. Bass, P. Balleste, R. Ariagno, A. Hallam, J. Bronsdon, S. Cubel- lis, A. Brinson, P. Brown. Class of ’77 63 L to R SITTING: R. Regan, D. Fullerton, G. McCarthy, J. Landsman, T. Callahan, R. Palmer, W. Miller. L to R STANDING: J. Parham, J. Sorenti, K. Harrington, N. Rodrigues, A. Timson, K. Harrison. L to R SITTING: M. Monaghan, P. Morretta, C. McKenney, S. Jacobs, P. Krumrine, L. Bennett, C. Jacquith, R. Leary, W. Jones, P. McNeil, V. Lawson. L to R STANDING: L. Forelivesi, W. Handy, L. Mills, M. Magou- las, F. Manoman, A. Joyce, S. Kelly, W. Marshall, R. Martinez, C. Lewis, M. McCulloch, P. Lafratta, G. Lamirande, J. Lumley, C. Merritt, S. McCollum, L. Migliaccio, S. Mann, C. Marble. L to R BOTTOM ROW: T. Gagnon, D. DuBerger, M. D ' Angelo, D. Daly, D. Gor- ham, J. Fomi, B. Gay. L to R SITTING: C. Downing, L. Mills, W. Handy, L. Forlivesi, J. Fuller, M. Ellis, D. Eldridge, C. Giarra- puto, D. Daly, C. Dunbury. L to R STAND- ING: A. Dicarlo, D. Davis, H. Gallerani, D. Gerry, K. Da we, D. Foss, D. Gonsalves, D. Rose, M. Good, M. Gordon, D. Jacobs, R. DePina, J. Dunn, K. Gilmetti, R. Endres, J. Fougere . Class of ’77 ors 6 7 h. Administration CLOCKWISE: Mr. Consoni - Business Manager Mr. Brown - Superintendent Mr. Cook - Principal Mr. Norton - Athletic Director Mr. Dunbury - Asst. Superintendent Mr. Burns - Vice Principal To the Class of 1976: You were incoming freshmen the year I became principal and therefore hold a special place in my heart as you represent the first class 1 have seen through a complete four-year cycle at Bourne High School. In that time we have had quite a few experiences together both individually and as a group. I cherish many great memories of this class and the achievements of the young men and women in it. I know that generally many of you feel that I have not allowed you the freedom of action that is worthy of your maturity. To that 1 would answer that I believe that high school experience is the last opportunity to pro- vide the young people of America with direction and guidance in proper social and moral behav- ior. If we can not uphold the principles of good conduct and respect for the rights of the majority in high school, we can- not expect that this will be upheld in later life. I only hope that we have succeeded in helping you develop a philosophy of life that includes honesty and concern for others in all your dealings. May I extend to each graduating senior my sincere wish that your life will bring you happiness and fulfill- ment. William A . Cook Principal Life is not a race. Look on it as being similar to a brisk stroll through a garden - but, be sure to smell the flowers along the way. P. Norton To thine own self be true. Mr. Roche Relationships succeed on mutual cooperation. Chrystal Mercier Where were you yesterday?? John A . Gattozzi Remember this your lifetime Through Tomorrow there will be no more To do . . . For failure waits for all Who stays with some Success made yesterday. by John Wooden Work + Sacrifice + Sweat = Success Roy Caliri CLOCKWISE: Mr. Roche - Monitor Mr. Caliri - Monitor Miss Mercier - Monitor Mrs. Browne - Secretary Mrs. Enos - Nurse Mrs. Lay - Secretary Mrs. Eischeid - Secretary Mrs. Gonet - Monitor Mrs. Burgess - Secretary CENTER: Mr. Gattozzi - Truant Officer . I I I I 70 CLOCKWISE: Mr. Gray - Guidance Counselor Mrs. Gruner - Librarian Mr. Ciolkowski - Guidance Counselor Mrs. Koronkiewicz - Guidance Office Secretary Mr. Levinson - Business, Driver ' s Education Mr . Laughton - Guidance Counselor Miss Holden - Guidance Counselor The Class of ' 76 is personally very special to me. These are beautiful young people and I would hope that each one attains the goal he is seek- ing. Mrs. K My very best wishes to the Class of 1976! I have enjoyed being yout advisor and wish you all sorts of suc- cess in whatever you choose to do in life. Miss Holden l. CLOCKWISE: Mrs . Beveridge - Foreign Language Mr. Daley - Business Mr. Kochnowicz - Science Mr. Gaylord - English Mr. Garbutt - Mathematics Mr. Weston - Special Ed Mr. Wood - Science: Department Head Mr. Lavin - Social Studies Mrs. Donovan - Reading Mrs. Barr - Reading MIDDLE: Mr. Hopwood - Math It has been a pleasure to have been associated with so many nice young people as there are in the BHS class of ”76.” Our hope for the future rests with you . Even though you may think your contribution toward universal peace and understanding is miniscule, be steadfast in your ideals of tolerance and good will to all. Best wishes. Sincerely, (Mr.) Dan B. Gaylord February is waning beneath the strain of time . A thought that greatly distresses me - For what am I - but today? No! I am yesterday - many of them. And I will be tomorrow - Until all my Februarys have waned . Feb. 25, 1975 Mr. Weston I CLOCKWISE: Ms. Brown - English Mrs. Galaska - Science Mr. Salerno - Music Mr. Gendron - Mathematics Mr. Schuck - Special Education Mr. Belliveau - Business Mr. Fitzgerald - Mathematics; Department Head Mr. Southworth - Social Studies Mr. Lynch - Foreign Language Mrs. May hew - Social Studies Mr. McCarthy - Mathematics Mrs. Ferguson - English Mr. Grey - Science Mr. Manning - Social Studies; Department Head Miss Tinkam - English Mrs. Tonello - Reading Mr. Putnam - Science i- -■ ■Sr-V _r - ' : 10?0 UPPER MIDDLE: Mrs. Burt - Special Education Mrs. Wood - Business; Department Head Mr. Tamagini - Business Mrs. Wilkens - Reading; Department Head Mr. Bonino - Special Education Mrs. Williams - Business Mrs. Iwaszko - Foreign Language It has been a lot of fun teaching most of you students. My only advice to you all is Gather ye rosebuds while ye may. M. E. Ferg It takes a long time to bring excellence to maturity.” People should strive to realize their dreams with a balance of creativity and perseverance. It is the way in which our differences combine to create beauty and meaning that makes life challenging and unpredictable. Miss Brown Tell me, I forget Show me , I remember Involve me, I understand Sandra Wood My best wishes to the class of 76 Mr. Schuck What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies. Aristotle Mr. McCarthy The future belongs to those who prepare for it. ” Mr. Belliveau I I I 74 CLOCKWISE: Mr. Schmidt - Speech Therapist Mr. Johnson - Science Ms. Farmer - Foreign Language Mrs. Whitehouse - English Mr. Gregory - English: Department Head Mrs. Patterson - Foreign Language; Department Head Miss Rice - English Mr. Hamlen - Mathematics Mr. Gibbons - English Mr. Sturgis - Science MIDDLE: Mr. Frazier - Music; Department Head To Assuage Your Rage of the Cage The zest of the senior to flee from the cage Can cloud out his her reason for playing this stage . After four rule-filled years of DO and DON’T He she clamors for freedom to do his own wont. So why must you act out this timeless charade? To just please some folks who think you ' ve got it made? The reason so clouded and jaded by youth Is simply to help you discover THE truth! Mr. Robert Frazier, Director of Music If EVERYTHING I have of value can be destroyed by fire - then I had NOTHING of value in the first place ! H. Gregory - Head of the English Department Wx iWA wS%%M � mt ♦ � CLOCKWISE: Mr. Dunn - Industrial Arts Miss Blanchard - Home Economics Mr. Roberge - Industrial Arts Mr. Valentini - Physical Education Mrs. Montagna - Art Mrs. Darsch - Physical Education Miss Lindberg - Physical Education Mr . Lwaszko - Physical Education Mr. Czarnetski - Industrial Arts Mr. Lyon - An; Head of the Dept. UPPER MIDDLE: Mrs. Brown - An LOWER MIDDLE L to R: Mr. Gasper - An Mr. Bachand - Physical Education If it ' s true that others learn from those who passed before them, then you can ' t expect people to fol- low in your tracks if you never left any. Good Luck and Never say I can ' t. ” R. Valentini Decide on your goals in life and go after them with zest! And remember: Per- sistent people begin their success where others end in failure. M. L. Montagna 75 Dedication How is it possible to write about a woman who is kind and generous and helpful and needed very much without sounding corny? It isn ' t, so I will shed my indifferent stu- dent role for a few minutes to talk about the woman cho- sen for this year ' s dedication, Mrs. Alice Koronkiewicz, more simply, Mrs. K. Mrs. K. can be found every day in the Guidance Office (I can ' t remember her being absent in all my time at B.H.S.) helping nervous freshmen, sooth- ing lovelorn students, madly typing away, handing out Learner ' s Permits Applications, reminding upperclassmen of upcoming S.A.T.s, gently scolding a failing senior ... I could go on indefinitely. Mrs. K. is our substitute mother, our Dear Abby, and most of all, our friend. Thank you Mrs. K. , you’re a beautiful lady. 77 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Donald Gerry (Advisory Council ' s Student at Large), Siobhan Roarke (Senior Representative to Advisory Council), Pat Bars (Vice President), Mary Gibbons (Treasurer), Lome Leonard (President) Sue DeWitt (Secretary). JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: ABOVE: Mary Gordon (Treasurer), Patty Orphan (President). BELOW: Cindy Dunbury (Secretary), Cindy Jaquith (Vice Presi- dent). MISSING: Mary Williams (Student Advisory Representative). SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: KNEELING: Barbara Smart (Secretary), Jackie Cook (Vice President). SEATED: Nancy Vernooy (Treasurer), Lee Ritvo (President). FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: 1st ROW: Nancy Jackson (Secretary), Beth Cook (Treasurer). 2nd ROW: Jill McCollum (President), Laura Innis (Student Advisory Representative), Donna LeBrun (Vice President). NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: 1st ROW: Robin Leary, Hillary Nelson, Steve Wintermeyer, lamie Dalton, Sue Burns, Kathy Fougere. 2nd ROW: Diane Zanis, Steven Strieffert, Lee Ann Gardner, Melinda Purdy, Bonnie Cook. 3rd ROW: Laura Ziemba, Linda Samson, Mary Roberts, lohn York, Mathew Prete, Lynn Hadad, Michelle Good. 4th ROW: Linda Raymond, Patty Mosher, Barbara Rodes , Cindy Girraputo , Don Gerry , Padraic McCahill, Allan Philbrick, Vicki Hamilton. DEBATING TEAM: Mr. Gregory, Kevin Wall, Lou Parsons, Mary Bentley, Pat Scammon, Mary Alice Swift, Lisa Wuetrich. NATIONAL MERIT SC HOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS: LEFT TO RIGHT: John York, Hillary Nelson, Steve Wintermeyer. BELOW TO THE LEFT: THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB BELOW ON THE RIGHT: THE STAGE BAND: Sarina Monast, Si Moore, Phyllis Cremonini, Katie Dalton, John Civilinski, Bonnie Cook, Mary Bentley, Sue Burns. 2nd ROW: Michael Sano, Johnie Hewlett, Rene Chepren, Jackie Cook, Allan Philbrick, Cathy Burly, Vivian Chalkarian, Beth Cook, Rick Trexel. 3rd ROW: John York, James Baker, Lisa Michaelson, Jim Eldridge, A1 Timo, Bruce Hack, David Cabell, Albert Sprague. 4th ROW: Danny Francis, Don Cabell, Jeff Tonello, Mark Eno, Mary Alice Swift, Karen Robin. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: SEATED: Irene Tanner, Mary Monaghan, Una Williams, Miss Blanchard, Sheryl Tanner, Sandy Sprague, Phyllis Cremonini. STANDING: Kelly Robbins, Tracy Glanvill, Manuela Kitterman, Susan Sprague , Barbara Smolinski , Patty Quinn, Joan Bennett, Sue McLaughlin, Diane Holt. I f I i i i FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Siobhan Roarke, Linda Samson, Barbara Rodes, Laura Innis, Vivian Chalkarian, Vicki Valeri, Nancy Jackson, Kathy Wixon, Lisa Merritt. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA: 1st ROW: Debbie Howe, J. Grazulous, Leslie Morin. Michele Ryan, Patty Pierce. 2nd ROW: Anne Timson, J Grazulous, Heidi Dobbins, Karen Harrison, Jacqueline Hickey. CODE CLUB: 1st ROW: Bonnie Cook, Sue Bums. 2nd ROW: Chris Collins, Linda Samson. 3rd ROW: Nancy Vernooy, Jackie Cook, JoAnne Lanza. 4th ROW: Wendy Way, Jane Parker, Robin Leary. 5th ROW: Cindy Dunbury, Cathy Coughlin, Barbara Duffy, Mary Gordon. 6th ROW: Lee Ritvo, Martha Snow. 7th ROW: Patty Orphan, Lori Bums, Mary Consoni, Laura Ziemba. 8th ROW: Maureen Kearney, Joanne O ' Neal, Kathy Fougere. 9th ROW: Una Williams, Mic- helle Ciampa. 10th ROW: Lorri Leonard, Gerria Embrescia, Joan Bums, Barbara Rodes, Carol Koronkiewicz. 80 LIBRARY AIDES: Corrine Kokoszka, Michelle Good, Nancy Tontini, Mar- ianne Flaherty, Jerry Mize. OFFICE AIDES: Lee Hartwell, Terry Nuovo, Lome Leonard, Joan Newcombe, Joan Burns, Jackie Hickey. 2nd ROW: Mary Consoni, Susan Handy, Marianne Ellis, Christine Bock, Phyllis Bradley, Carol McGillicuddy , Patty Logan. MISSING: Denise Jacobs , Karen Harrington. IBM AIDES: Sharon Jacobs, Sandy Sprague, Charlene McKenny, Polly Willet, Chris Pierce . GUIDANCE AIDES: SEATED: Nancy Fountain, Carol Koronkiewicz , Michelle Ciampa, Lori Belli veau, Kathy Fougere, Carolyn Chir, Patty Orphan, Joan Syby. STANDING: Patty McNeil, Robin Maguire, Martha Snow, Heidi Dob- bins, Margery Griffith, Debra Giordano, Angela Timo, Lori Shalkauskas, Linda Hannon, Vicki Stimus, Susan Eno, Nancy Beane, Sue Labretto. BEHIND: Mary Gordon, Donna Shalkauskas, Lorrie Leonard. 81 Hour no High Dispatch Al! About Bourne High Sehool, Published By Students of the BHS Journalism Class o-editors: Lori Belliveau. Tina Pala. Cirdy Miller. Siobhan Roarke ports Editors: Sue Burns. Donna Edwards. Nate Limeburner, David Loner gan rtist: John Migliaccio hotographers; Paul Judge. Hillary Nelson. Tom Potts. Kathy Rice eporters: Lorene Blair. David Bruce, Michelle Ciampa. Patty Cohoon. Cath Coughlin. Kathy DeCicco. Kurt DeCicco. Sue DeWitt, Barbara Duffy. Gerr Embresica, Marianne Flaherty, Dean Fournier, Tony Gaffney, David Got lart. Susan Handy. Kathleen Hynes. Maureen Jones. Rick Joy. Paul Judgt Carol Kcronkiewicz. Lorrie Leonard. Carol Manoman. Robin Marlyne. Par Martineau. Cathy Mortensen, Patty Mosher. Pam Mula. Joan Nev combe, Paul Robicheau, Linda Samson. Suzanne Smart and Jack Sweenet PHOTOGRAPHY LAB ASSISTANTS: BOTTOM: SITTING: Diane DuBerger, John Stimson, Cindy Miller, Jim Landsman. STANDING: Hillary Nelson. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: TOP: STANDING: Barbara Duffy, Cathy Coughlin, Kathy Fougere, Michelle Hall. SEATED: Donna Edwards, Diane DuBerger. CANAL CURRENTS STAFF: BOTTOM: STANDING: Joan Bums. Mary Gibbons, Lorrie Leonard, Michelle Ciampa, Barbara Rodes, Jolin Migliaccio, Carol Koronkiewicz, Carol Manamon, Cathy Coughlin, Barbara Duffy, Siobhan Roarke. SEATED: Pat Bars, Donna Edwards (Sports Editor), Paul Robicheau (Ads Manager), Cindy Miller (Associate Editor), Hillary Nelson (Editor). MISSING: Maureen Jones (Treasurer). tarn 82 DRILL TEAM: Sandy Sprague, Chris Pierce, Susan Sprague. Emanuella Kitterman, Dawn Mosher, Debbie Eldridge, Tracy Glanville. ALL-CAPE BAND, CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA: 1st ROW: Rick Cohoon, Cathy Burley, lames Baker, Earl Moore, Katie Dalton, Beth Cook. 2nd ROW: John York, John Civilinski, Michael Sano, Bonnie Cook, Jackie Cook. 3rd ROW: Lisa Michaelson, Evelyn Reams, Jerry Mize, Kenneth Brown, Michelle Good, Billy Alden. 4th ROW: Albert Spra- gue, Pat Scammon, Siobhan Roarke, Donald Cabell, Alan Philbrick, Lou Parsons. COLOR GUARD: KNEELING: Tracy Tobey, Gina Bevilacqua. STANDING, L-R: Kim Bernhardt, Diane Holt, Vicki Lawson, Ann Martineau, Joan Bennet, Mi- chelle Lamarr, Diane Abromavage, Lisa Lepore, Carol Newcombe, Judy Kostka, Vicki Bernhardt. 83 Football Cheerleaders The Football season was one to be remembered . Eight rainy games out of ten did not dampen the pep and enthusiasm of the twelve girl squad who gave their all to support an equally wet football team. Under the supervision of Mrs. Mona Iwaszko the girls practiced during the whole summer and right through the football season. The girls ' spirit was evident from the beginning of the season in Septem- ber until it ended Thanksgiving Day. TOP: Captain - Lori Belliveau with advisor Mrs. Mona Iwaszko. MIDDLE: SENIOR CHEERLEADERS: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Shalkaukas, Carol Koronkiewicz , advisor. Lori Belliveau, John Bums. BOT- TOM: From Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Nancy Beane, Lori Belliveau, Caron Tobey. SECOND ROW: Elena Bevilacqua, Patty Sund- man, Donna Shalkaukas, Carol Koronkiew- icz, Debbie Gerry, Mimi Hallam. TOP ROW: Barbara Smart, Joan Burns, Leslie Morin. f l 84 Basketball Cheerleaders With just a short while to get ready for the bas- ketball season a squad of twelve girls, including ten varsity members and two substitutes, prac- ticed diligently two to two and one-half hours daily. When the season started these girls were ready to support the team and the student body with their original cheers and endless spirit. Much credit should be given to these girls because they have earned and deserve it . TOP: From Left to Right. FIRST ROW: Keri McNamara. Vivian Chakarian, Tracy Marble, Kathy Fountain. Sue Eno. SECOND ROW: Sue Loring, Lee Hartwell, Marianne Ellis, Terri Scott, Maureen Ellis. MIDDLE: Cheerleaders in action. BOTTOM: Captain - Marianne Ellis with advisor Mrs. Mona Iwaszko. Substitutes for basketball season were: Sophomores Susan Gil- metti and Wendy Way. KNEELING, Left to Right: Laura Ziemba, Paula Fraher, Co-Captain Linda Raymond, Co-Captain Patty Mosher, Elaine Jenkins. STANDING, Left to Right: Heidi Dobbins, Lynn Hadad, Roseanne Bevilacqua, Advi- sor Mrs. Elaine Darsch, Kathy Robin, Vickie Stimus, Robin Maguire. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Lorrie Leo- nard. 86 Majorettes The majorette squad for the ' 75 and ' 76 season was abun- dant in spirit and talent. The first activity on their busy agenda was twirling at the football games. With Patty Mosher and Linda Raymond as the co-captains, the squad performed at pre-game and during half-time to the specta- tors’ enjoyment. After the last cold football game came the freezing Christmas parades at Hyannis, Falmouth, and Bourne. People lined the streets in 32 weather in order to see the different sizes, shapes, and colors that floated or marched by and to be filled with the X-Mas spirit. Later in the spring the majorettes marched in the Memorial Day Parade and the new Bicen- tennial Parade. With the parades over, the highly com- petitive tournaments began. Long and hard hours of practice after school and week nights were given up by the two co- captains and Paula Fraher, Elaine Jen- kins, Lorrie Leonard, Laura Ziemba, Lynn Hadad, Kathy Robin, Roseanne Bevilacqua , Robin Maguire , and Heidi Dobbins in order to bring trophies back to Bourne. During the middle of all the tense and nerve-wracking tournaments was the exchange concert. The squad entertained at the home concert but elected not to participate in the away exchange . This majorette squad worked hard throughout the year to keep up with their busy schedule and they certainly deserve congratulations and thanks for a job well done! SENIORS: Elaine Jenkins, Laura Ziemba, Linda Raymond, Advisor Mrs. Darsch, Patty Mosher, Paula Fraher, Lorrie Leonard. 87 BOURNE HIGH SCHOOL BAND: 1st ROW: Mr. Salerno, Vicki Valeri, Donna LeBrun, Beth Cook, Katie Dalton, Vivian Chakarian, Evelyn Reams, Mary Alice Swift, Rene Chepren, Pam Clegg. 2nd ROW: Debbie Giordano, Kerri McNamara, Sarina Monast, Mary Bettley, Karen Harrison, Lisa Michaelson, Dave Cabell, Karen Robin, Eloise Fisher. 3rd ROW: Sue Bums, Cathy F. Bur- ley, Si Moore, John Civilinski, John Hewlett, James Baker, Jerry Mize, Bruce Hack, Patty Brown. 4th ROW: Laura Grace, Lou Parsons, Lisa LaFlamme, Bonnie Cook, Don Cabell, A1 Philbrick, Kenny Brown, Jackie Cook, Dana Francis. 5th ROW: Ronald Chapman, Ron Cabell, Richard Bass, Rick Trexel, Phyllis Cremonini, Mike Sano. 6th ROW: Mark Songer, Albert Sprague, Kyle Songer, Mark Hurle, John York, Roger Snell, Danny Francis, Jim Eldridge. DISTRICT MUSIC FESTIVAL MEMBERS: 1st ROW: Michelle Good, Jerry Mize. 2nd ROW: John York, Dottie Scammon. 3rd ROW: Vivian Chakarian, Beth Cook. BOURNE HIGH CHORUS: 1st ROW: Mr. Frazier, Peter Hopkinson, Rick Cohoon, Sue Trimble, Chris Pierce, Maureen Delaney, Denise Daley, Kel- ley Robbins, Sandy Reams, Tracy Tobey. 2nd ROW: Elizabeth Hines, Angela Timo, Bonnie Anthony, Sheryl Tanner, Theresa Collins, Linda Glanvill, Joan Syby. 3rd ROW: Mike Anthony, Craig Stevens, Michelle Lamarre, Carol McGuillicuddy , Sue DeWitt, Polly Willet, Debbie Flann, Susan Sprague, Dawn Mosher, Martha Bowman. 4th ROW: Billy Alden, A1 Sprague, Dennis Daley, Dottie Scammon, Miss Bruce, Siobhan Roarke, Barbara Smolinsky, Mary Jones, Tara Cristofri, Michelle Good, Sandy Walker, Joyce Cook, Irene Tanner. 88 TOP ROW, Left to Right: Queen Donna DeBoer and her escort David Trovato. SECOND PIC- TURE: QUEEN AND HER COURT: Left to Right, SITTING: Lori Belliveau, Queen Donna DeBoer, Lorrie Leonard. STANDING: Lori Burns, Mao O ' Neal, Lee Hartwell, Mimi Hallam. MIDDLE ROW: HOMECOMING COURT AND ESCORTS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mao O ' Neal and Aaron Tobey, Lori Bums and Steve Kearney, Lori Belliveau and Charlie Billard, Queen Donna DeBoer and David Trovato, Lorrie Leonard and Danny Ehmann, Mimi Hallam and Ron Ariagno, Lee Hartwell and Jamie Dalton. SECOND PICTURE: QUEEN AND SENIOR MEMBERS OF HER COURT: LEFT TO RIGHT: Lori Belliveau, Queen Donna DeBoer, Lorrie Leonard. BOTTOM ROW: Senior Court Member Lorrie Leonard with her escort Danny Ehmann. SECOND PICTURE: Senior Court Mem- ber Lori Belliveau with her escort Charlie Bil- lard. 90 Fall, a chill in the air, bright blowing leaves, football season, and Homecoming. Some hope for dates, pretty girls win, gowns are bought, and suddenly it ' s November 8. Crepe paper and pumpkins fill the cafete- ria, we file in, the band begins and then - We ' re Dancing In The Moon- light. We dance and laugh and whisper excitedly or sit bored and staring. And then the moment comes , we sit hushed and listen - applause - we have a queen, upon her head a crown of fall. Orion plays The Best Of My Love and she and her escort dance very slowly. It ' s a beautiful moonlit night . 91 92 TOP: Fly By Night. CENTER: Our Queen; Diane and her escort. BOTTOM: THE JUNIOR PROM COURT: Mickey Ciampa and Jeff Tonello, Lori Belliveau and Charlie Billard, Diane Zanis and Doug Swift, Patty Zummstein and Tom Crosbie, Dee Handy and John Goward, Jo Anne Lanza and Scott Farrell. On the afternoon of Tues . , Nov . 18 the sen- ior girls donned football shirts and tramped to the stadium for the contest of the season, the Powderpuff Football Game. The first competi- tion, Freshmen vs. Sophomores, in which the Sophomores won, was rugged if a little chaotic but was nothing compared to the following game, Juniors vs. Seniors. Although the Juniors attempted to foil the Seniors with the use of foul play, the referees prevailed, and the Sen- iors, in a dazzling victory, crushed the Juniors by a score of 32-0. MIDDLE ROW: FIRST PICTURE: CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right, KNEELING: Thomasina Norton, Charlene Merrit, Jay Boom Boom Farrell. Left to Right, STANDING: Danielle Doble, Patty Sweeney, Rhonda Ariagno, Fredricka Dun- bury , Janet Fougere . BOTTOM PICTURE: SENIOR POWDERPUFF TEAM 1975: KNEELING, Left to Right: Tina Pala, Cindy Miller, Laura Ziemba, Kathy DeCicco, Joan Burns, Nancy Fountain, Carol Koronkiewicz , Lori Belliveau. STANDING, Left to Right: Joanne O ' Neal, Barbara Duffy, Barbara Rodes, Diane Burtyk, Carol Manamon, Hillary Nelson, Magget Tomo- lonis. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Joan Syby, Sue Bums, Diane Duberger, Sue Smart. 95 Varsity Footba bourne bourne f (JOURte n f ' Av gm , fJ Lm Vs 3 S ?0URNt BOURNE fiOURNE BOURNE - KssXs vSs BOURNE § Z ' BACK ROW, L to R: J. Baron, S. Kelly, R. Ariagno, G. McCarthy, P. Sweeney, B. Gendron, S. Tucy. 2nd ROW: Coach Kochnowicz, Coach Bums, R. Reidy, J. O’Keefe, J. Burns, M. Hickey, J. Brondson, Coach Iwaszko, Coach McCarthy. 1st ROW: M. Wenzel, L. King, M. Cook, L. Diotalevi, K. DiCicco, J. Doble, S. McCarthy, M. Harring- ton. Bourne 6 D-Y 8 Case 7 Stang 0 Falmouth 12 ORR 0 Fairhaven 16 Coyle 6 Wareham 0 Feehan 7 Seekonk Opponent 36 9 : 14 14 22 ; 12 36 12 19 24 Junior Varsity BJURHt iOURNS 80 URNF ‘ BOORIE BACK ROW, L to R: D. King, F. Goryl, J. Crabtree, F. Dunbury, S. Kearney, T. Norton, G. Sala. FRONT ROW: B. Jones, A. Timo, J. Manamon, S. Harrington, D. Doble, J. Fougere, M. Sorenti, M. Hamilton. CO-CAPTAINS: Leo Diotalevi and Kurt DiCicco. BOURNE bourne bourne BOURNE BOURNE BOURNE BOURNE BOURN BOURNE BOURNE BOURNE BOURNE Freshman Squad 97 Varsity I L to R, STANDING: Coach Lindberg, J. Laiid, M. Kearney, T. Pala, C. Roth, R. Sylvester, S. Gilmetti, L. Ritvo. KNEELING: J. O ' Neal, B. Cook, J. Cook, C. Collins, L. Hannon. Bourne Opponent 1 Barnstable 0 3 ORR 0 0 D-Y 5 0 Wareham 0 1 Falmouth 2 2 ORR 0 0 Barnstable 1 0 D-Y 4 0 Wareham 1 0 Falmouth 0 Won 3 Lost 5 Tied 2 STANDING, L to R: Coach Lindberg, K. Andersen, D. Goryl, P. Tobey, S. Burns, U. Williams, B. Cook. KNEELING: P. Morreta, K. Dawe, T. Marble, K. Towmey, M. Hall, C. Dunbury, J. Parker. Field Hockey I The Girls Varsity Field Hockey Team ended their season with a record of 3-5-2. The girls played a very aggressive defense but the team just didn’t have any scoring punch . The team was led by the Seniors , Doris Goryl , Sue Burns, Kim Andersen. Returning next year are many promising players, Karen Dawe, Pam Tobey, Bonnie Cook, Mao O ' Neil. Also returning will be none other than our two ALL STARS Karen Twomey and Melinda Purdy who represented Bourne in the ALL STAR GAME. 99 1 ! ( Varsity Basketball STANDING, Lto R: A. Gaffney, J. DeCosta, P. Bars, M. Lowe, J. Tonello, B. Simmons, T. Norton, CoacK Belleveau. KNEELING: P. Martineau, R. Cox, P. Ormond, J. Dalton, M. Harrington, N. Wetherell. Bourne Opponent 91 P-Town 57 55 Cape Cod Tech 52 56 Middleboro 101 45 Wareham 70 84 P-Town 67 48 Chatham 54 63 Nauset 66 61 Case 62 73 Diman 60 54 D-R 62 53 Westport 59 53 St. Anthony 40 43 Norton 58 38 N.B. Voke 41 61 Case 62 75 Diman 67 38 D-R 37 86 Westport 77 54 St. Anthony 43 45 Norton 43 54 N.B. Voke 52 60 Falmouth 59 The 1975-76 Boys ' Varsity basketball team ended out the year with an over all record of 12-10, 8-6 in SMC III, winning all seven of their last games. The second loss to Case put them out of the Tech Tourney, and started their rally of seven straight victories, including two key upsets against the league leaders Norton and Dighton-Reho- beth. The season was the end of the high-school basketball careers for: Pat Ormond, Mike Harrington, Pat Bars, Jamie Dalton, Jim DeCosta, Paul Martineau, Mark Lowe, Jeff Tonello, and the injured, hindered Tony Gaffney, The outlook for next year’s varsity is good with two starters return- ing, Ricky Cox and Neil Wetherell, along with Tom Norton and Bill Simmons coming back. Junior Varsity STANDING, L to R: T. Norton, R. Chaoman, A. Joyce, T. Westgate, C. Gerland, B. Gendron, W. Ellis, D. Davis, J. Crabtree, M. Ellis, D. Fullerton, B. Faber, Coach South- worth. KNEELING: R. Regan, S. Cubellis, A. Gouge, J. Jaworski, T. Norton, T. Moore, B. Simmons. Freshman Squad 101 102 A New Sport at Bourne Cross-Country FRONT ROW , L to R: Pat Ormond, Doug Davis, Jamie Dalton, Ricky Cox. BACK ROW: Martha Snow, Tim Norton, Jon Gaffney, Don Gerry, Jim Mulcahy , Steve Wintermeyer, Mitch McCulloch, Rick Cohoon , Coach Roy Caliri. Record 5-3 Record Bourne Opponent 45 Stang 21 31 O.R.R. 21 27 Diman Voke 28 22 Norton 33 49 Westport 18 33 Bishop Feehan 24 31 Case 24 26 Wareham 34 Bourne High’s Cross-Country runners who compiled a 5-3 record and finished third in this first year for BHS in the sport. Coach Caliri can expect things in the future from Martha Snow (junior) and Doug Davis and Tim Norton (freshman) for the boys. IMPORTANT TO HAVE A GOOD MEAL 103 I I Girls ' Varsity Basketball L to R, STANDING: L. LaFIamme, ]. Parker, Coach Lindberg ING: G. Embrescia, D. Goryl, D. Edwards, P. Layton. Bums, K. Moore. KNEEL BOURNE OPPONENT 38 Stang 39 70 Chatham 28 51 Middleboro 35 48 Chatham 22 51 Marshfield 53 48 Somerset 16 48 Barnstable 51 44 ORR 04 51 D-Y 39 39 New Bedford 40 49 Wareham 33 41 Falmouth 22 46 Barnstable 41 54 ORR 18 45 D-Y 30 44 Wareham 40 50 Falmouth 29 36 Coyle 25 48 Durfee 41 44 New Bedford 38 WON LOST 16 4 SMC IV Champs Bourne girls could not equal last year ' s feat of an unde- feated season but after suffering the loss of four of last year ' s varsity the girls did more than hold their own by posting a 9-1 record in league play and 16-4 over all record and once again for the third straight year became reigning Southeast- ern Mass. Division IV Champs. The girls plan on going all the way in the State Tournament this year even though they have a lack of experience on the team. 104 YOU DON’T GET WHERE WE ARE WITHOUT A LITTLE STYLE ALWAYS TRYING TO DRAW A CROWD WE’VE GOTTCHA UN-HU-HU TRIED TO SNEAK BY US- 105 [ (H Girls ' J.V. Basketball I KNEELING: P. Cremonini, B. Cook, K. Andersen, M. Kearney, P. Mula, C. Dunbury, M. Snow. STANDING: C. Bock, J. Cook, S. Dunovan, D. Beauraguard, K. Labrun, L. Ritvo, P. Wetherell, B. Cook, K. Dalton, D. Labrun, Coach Goward. Record 16-4 106 Varsity Hockey A 1 t -am jm L 1 .jp| fi IK l y v l BACK ROW, L to R: Coach McCarthy, A. Nelson, B. Putez, J. Gowaid, R. Ariagno, D. Doble, B. Murry, ]. Fougere, B. Manamon, J. Spears. FRONT ROW: E. Anderson, A. Endres, F. Dunbury, C. Merritt, J. Fomi, B. Fountain, A. Hallam, J. Doble, J. Farrell, M. Orphan. Bourne 3 3 5 7 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 2 4 3 1 4 11 11 Tabor Bishop Connelly P-Town Wareham Duxbury Falmouth Hanover D-Y Barnstable Durfee Abington Falmouth New Bedford D-Y Durfee Barnstable New Bedford ORR Sandwich Opponent 4 2 3 3 3 5 1 7 11 0 7 12 2 7 0 6 5 1 0 Won - 7 Lost - 10 Tied - 2 107 J.V. Hockey LAST ROW, L to R: P. Sweeny, B. Oakley, D. Jarvis, D. Smith, M. Terralt, J. Manoman, D. Breaut, K. Gilmetti, S. Pescosolido, M. Hickey, M. Sorenti, D. Cyr, T. Callahan, K. McCarthy, D. Lonegan, F. Sala, Coach Previtt. FRONT ROW, L to R: J. Linstrom, K. Young, D. Gerry, J. Lamkin, D. Tobey, J. Fougere, B. Schriebner, D. Ariagno, M. Orphan. 108 109 : I i L to R: M. Kearney - Field Hockey, Basketball J. Dalton - Basketball, Cross-Country J. O ' Neal - Field Hockey J. Doble - Football, Hockey M. Cook - Football S. Wintermeyer - Cross-Country T. Pala - Field Hockey P. Layton - Basketball P. Bars - Basketball K. Andersen - Field Hockey, Basketball D. Goryl - Field Hockey, Basketball S. Burns - Field Hockey P. Ormond - Basketball, Cross-Country K . DiCicco - Football M. Harrington - Basketball, Football L. Diotalevi - Football D. Gerry - Cross-Country, Hockey MISSING: J. Tonello - Basketball ] . DeCosta - Basketball P. Martineau - Basketball M . Lowe - Basketball D . Edwards - Basketball M. Wenzel - Football S. McCarthy - Football L. King - Football 1 10 Ill Behind the Scene CL QjC c 76 c ujOu A AcAz X r’ X ul JL aAL. faPlPo urkr sk (. o ua— ytesAjrP A- . c tdxCT (Aa £__ ' T L a OCiuZ t rwA yyx farGTsAt- Uykic C, i U {fay ' Cfisia t{ U) k ca£X 40 lMa c fi ZCc- OcAaAr {in ■ pA (fysh Sy ' p r s Po dotSicb c pA ' Ajtru i c jO ujfafy ' faxi yzd 1 fifi- fir -z a p 72Z _ urfa- UfiuA Im. u sCi X_ x -ca : ZtnAfit a A U A fi C A. AAAJCX iwC OsC iA fy - pit n ffLsAiM. GgAzzp (Afi£pAjj4dz± , v ' y irw ' ’ ' UV ' r A Jfl 4 ua!. JUA? -{jin uM t, sx WA 4 ooo urfvc{_ djffcO d ({ ' ’ , cn -ati Cat , y L , ' pcrizr ' fortune. ti ' kL 7 U$C d c{ A cl C f (psuceu fo %tu u ■ 2 rf ( AasLxi 6 J l At4lrx s(Z$ 41. Ki carsuAd u br ' ff A} y vun zra iAfc; cA Utfufi A huA 6o On Weds. Feb. 11, 1976 in a lighter moment during the hectic last few weeks before our final deadline, we had a surprise birthday party in the library (much to the sur- prise of Mrs. Gruner) for Arnie Lohmann our Tay- lor Publishing Co. representative . TOP RIGHT: Siobhan Roarke presents Arnie with a birthday cake she baked herself. TOP MIDDLE RIGHT: Members of the year- book staff and several people who just hap- pened to be hanging around the library pose with Arnie and his cake . BOTTOM MIDDLE RIGHT: Wendy makes an attempt to throw the cake at Siobhan but gets a taste of his own medi- cine. BOTTOM RIGHT: Siob- han and Wendy discuss his attempt . 113 On the afternoon of Novem- ber 7, 1975 Mrs. Ruth Kiniry walked out the doors of Bourne High, a private citizen for the first time in thirty-seven years . She had retired much to the dismay of the rest of the school. I ' ll miss teaching but not correcting papers. I’ll gladly give away all my red pencils, she said. Mrs. Kiniry spent the last twenty- six years at B . H . S . pushing grammar and preaching liter- ature with the spirit and drive of a woman possessed - she loved teaching. We loved her. 115 Our Dedicated Custodians and Cafeteria Workers I | i Day in, day out, before we’re in school, after we’ve gone; our hard-working and dedicated cafeteria ladies and custodi- ans work to serve us in our school. We truly do appreciate all the time and effort they put in for us to make our school a better place in which to be. ON RIGHT: ABOVE: Mr. William Day and Mr. Don McArdle. MIDDLE: Mr. Bill Wright and Mr. Ed Eldridge. MISSING CUSTODIANS: Mr. Monte, Mr. Publicover, Mr. Purdy, Mr. Mat- son. STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Lee Pear- son, Mrs. Jo Perkins, Mrs. Norma Stowe, Mrs. Stella Iwasko, Mrs. Ruth New- combe, Mrs. Joan Dewyer, and Mr s. Phyllis Bingle. SITTING, Left to Right: Mrs. Priscilla Griffith, Mrs. Ulla Gar- ceau, Mrs. Amy Braley, Mrs. Mary Pub- licover. MISSING: Mrs. Virginia Arner and Mrs. Agnes Gough. 116 Friends and Faculty Who Helped Support Us — Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Barfoot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gruner Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barr Mr. and Mrs. Franklin W. Hynes Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Belliveau Bob and Mona Iwaszko Mr. and Mrs. Irving Beveridge Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson Danield M. Blackmon, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kochnowicz Mr. and Mrs. John Bonino Mr. and Mrs. George Koronkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. George Brown Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Laughton Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burgess Mr. and Mrs. William P. Lavin Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burns Nancy Lindberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ciampa Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clegg Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mayhew Mr. and Mrs. William Cook Ed McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Alex Consoni Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller Harold G. Czametzki Atty. and Mrs. Robert H. Nelson Frank Daley Nine Noisy Nortons Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dann Atty . and Mrs . Robert W . Parady Mr. and Mrs. Kent Darsch Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeCicco Marcia Potter Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dela ncey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Putnam Mr. and Mrs. C. D. 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MA 02536 142 Our Advertisers Support Us Compliments of LOCAL 1717 BOURNE FIRE DEPARTMENT Support Our Advertisers! ■ Canal Currents Supplement ’76 In Memory of Roy Caliri On Wednesday morn- ing , July 27, 1976, Roy M. Caliri was laid to rest before a small, sober gath- ering in Lakeville, Mass. It was a quiet ending for a young man of only 25 years who had given so much of his time and effort so that those who knew him might benefit. To us at Bourne High School, with whom he spent his final year, he was many different things to many different people. To some of us he was a monitor; cheerful and effi- cient at going about his appointed duties. To oth- ers he was a coach, with- out a doubt the best coach any of us could have asked for or hoped to receive. To all of us he was a friend: someone to talk to, ask for help, or bring our problems to. He truly loved his work and all of those whom he worked with. He had pride in our school and students; indeed, his sin- cerity and devotion made us who were around him have confidence in our- selves and in our school. We shall all miss Mr. Caliri very much in the years to come, in ways that only we in our hearts can know. Yet, no matter how much we praise his virtues and talents no statement could ever sum up Mr. Caliri ' s life better than the words given to us by the priest who performed his funeral mass when he tried to answer the omnipre- sent question of why such a wonderful man must leave us all so young. TRAC a ® “Roy ' s beauty within was just too great for this world. 2 Girls Track SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: U. Williams, P. Ochab, C. Dunbury, M. Snow, N. Hartwell, A. Manamon, K. Harrington, K. Dawe. 2nd ROW: R. Sylvester, K. Dalton, J. Parker, L. Grace, J. Laird. 3rd ROW: Coach Jeff Soule, K. Moore, K. Arigno, J. Koska, S. Loring, C. Kelly. 3 SENIOR TRACK STARS AND COACHES: KNEELING L to R: Ann Manamon, Dave Cabell, Don Gerry, Patti Ochab. STANDING, L to R: Coach Jeff Soule, Steve Wintermeyer, Jamie Dalton, Coach Roy Caliri. KNEELING, L to R: M. Smith, S. Wintermeyer, D. Gerry, J. Burns, J. Dalton, D. Cabell, A. Hallam, C. Merritt, C. Garland. STANDING, L to R: T. Norton. J. O’Keefe, R. Regan, D. May, C. Moore, D. Davis, T. Williams, F. Mann, D. Arigno, C. Regan, Coach Roy Caliri. 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Joseph, B. Cook, C. Hynes, K. LeBrun. J.V. Baseball SITTING, L to R: R. J. Jerworski, R. Fountain, F. Dunbury, R. Faber. 2nd ROW: J. Fougere, S. Jinson, A. Joyce, S. Blain. 3rd ROW: Coach Gendron, K. 6 Diefenbach, C. Regan, E. Knapp, R. O ' Neal. SCOREBOARD Record -- 3-3 SCOREBOARD Record -11 3 All-Cape Team Patrick Ormand Varsity Softball FRONT, L to R: C. Fisher, K. Twomley, S. Bums, D. Edwards, M. Kearney, P. Layton, K. Andersen. BACK, L to R: D. LeBrun, C. Roth, J. Cook, B. Cook, D. Francis, P. Tobey, Coach Norton. Varsity Baseball KNEELING, L to R: D. DuBerger, G. McCarthy, A. Joyce, N. Wetherall, S. McCullom, D. DuBerger. STAND- ING, L to R: P. Martineau - Ass ' t. Manager, B. Simmons, J. DeCosta, B. Gendron, P. Ormand, P. Oliva, Coach R. LeBrun. Girls Tennis FRONT, L to R: M. Hallam, L. Allen, P. Mula. L. Ritvo. BACK, L to R: C. Coughlin, M. Joyce, C. , S. Gillmetti, Coach Southworth. SCOREBOARD Record 4-13 SCOREBOARD Record 4-14 All-Conference Team Roger Clapp Boys Tennis FRONT, L to R: T. Hoppe, D. Lonergan, P. McCahill, E. Moore, T. Westgate. BACK, L to R: R. Meisner, R. Clapp, Coach P . Stevens. 9 Seniors Directory: 9. Donna Edwards 1. Steve Wintermeyer 10. Keith Mortensen 2. Moe Kearney 11. Jay Lindstrom 3. Dave Cabell 12 . Peggy Layton 4. Don Gerry 13. Pat Ormand 5. Ben Joyce 14. Sue Burns 6. Dave Goulart 15. Kim Andersen 7 . Earl Moore 16 . Jamie Dalton 8. Ann Manamon 17. Patti Ochab 1 1 Don’t Drink the Water — A Comedy by Woody Allen He was new, we were nervous and all of us were filled with a child-like enthusiasm. Who could know that after three and a half months of frustrating rehearsals, and a lousy formal dress rehearsal, that we the Senior Class of 1976, the cast members of Woody Allen’s Don ' t Drink the Water would be reveling in a sea of applause on the nights of April 9th and 10th. We were fed, stuffed to be exact, we had been hungry for our peer’s approval, our parent ' s pride and most of all the audience ' s appreciation. We were satisfied beyond belief, many of us even had dreams of Broadway careers. To know that you performed well is a joy that must be experienced in order to be understood. The Director had cast well, and characters seemed to be a natural for the actors. Father Drobney, portrayed by Jack Sweeney, was the first on the stage and set the pace for the remain- ing actors: Walter Hollander; Brian Delancey, Marion Hollander; Patti Cohoon, Susan Hollander; Siobhan Roarke, Ambassador Magee; Paul Robicheau, Axel Magee; Jamie Dal- ton, The Sultan; Padraic McCahill , Sultan ' s First Wife; Joan Burns , Chef ; Donald Gerry, Ms. Kilroy; Hillary Nelson, Ms. Burns; Nancy Fountain, Krojack; John Micliaccio, Kas- nar; Steve Winter- meyer, Duchess of Luxembourg; Carol Koronkiewicz , Countess Bourdoni; Pat Vincent. To say the expe- rience was memo- rable would be a f gross understatement. Not only will it remain in our minds for years to come, but it taught everyone who participated a little something. Each and everyone of us came away with a feeling of accomplishment and for it we have to thank, our Director, Mr. W. T. Gibbons and Mr. Woody Allen. Thank-you. Class Day — Friday, June 4, 1976 CLASS MARSHALS: Lynn Clolkowski, Deborah Gerry. The Welcome, Senior of the Year Award, Class Ode, Class History, Class Will, Stage Band Selections, Class Prophecy, Athlete of the Year Award, Awards, and Yearbook Dedication composed Class Day for the graduating Class of ' 76. A packed gymnasium of well- wishers attended the two-hour program which began and ended with the graduates marching to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance. Some laughed, some cried, some were silent, but all will remember this special day preceding our Graduation. Graduation ’76 Class Ode WE ARE READY Birds push their young out of the nest; Inside them is fear, and challenge without . Their new-found wings they ' ve yet to test - And dreams to find and dreams to doubt. Nothing starts with the first flutter of wings - Just a mild disturbance in the running of things. No more protection or being spoon-fed; Thus, this is where all that training has led. Just about ready to fly on your own, To finally leave home and go out by yourself ; To make it or not with no safety dome? To try all the things you’ve stored on the shelf, To spread your wings and jump into life; To search for new knowledge, a husband or wife? Fly into life, before you ' re sure of it; Cry, smile, or laugh, you ' re ALIVE now; DON ' T QUIT! - Donna M. Edwards 18 Saturday, June 5, 1976 19 20 Canal Currents Supplement 76 In Memory of Roy Caliri - ' ffsC TRkC’i ' On Wednesday morn- ing, July 27, 1976, Roy M. Caliri was laid to rest before a small, sober gath- ering in Lakeville, Mass. It was a quiet ending for a young man of only 25 years who had given so much of his time and effort so that those who knew him might benefit. To us at Bourne High School, with whom he spent his final year, he was many different things to many different people. To some of us he was a monitor; cheerful and effi- cient at going about his appointed duties. To oth- ers he was a coach, with- out a doubt the best coach any of us could have asked for or hoped to receive. To all of us he was a friend; someone to talk to, ask for help, or bring our problems to. He truly loved his work and all of those whom he worked with. He had pride in our school and students; indeed, his sin- cerity and devotion made us who were around him have confidence in our- selves and in our school. We shall all miss Mr. Caliri very much in the years to come, in ways that only we in our hearts can know. Yet, no matter how much we praise his virtues and talents no statement could ever sum up Mr. Caliri ' s life better than the words given to us by the priest who performed his funeral mass when he tried to answei the omnipie sent question of why such a wonderful man must leave us all so young. Roy ' s beauty within was just too great for this world. Jn 1 Vi 2 SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: U. Williams, P. Ochab, C. Dunbury, M. Snow, N. Hartwell, A. Manamon, K. Harrington, K. Dawe. 2nd ROW: R. Sylvester, K. Dalton, J. Parker, L. Grace, J. Laird. 3rd ROW: Coach Jeff Soule, K. Moore, K. Arigno, J. Koska, S. Loring, C. Kelly. a KNEELING, L to R: M. Smith, S. Wintermeyer, D. Gerry, J. Burns. J. Dalton. D. Cabell, A. Hallam, C. Merritt, C. Garland. STANDING, L to R: T. Norton, J. O ' Keefe, R. Regan, D. May, C. Moore, D. Davis, T. Williams, F. Mann, D. Arigno, C. Regan, Coach Roy Caliri . 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Cook, D. Francis, P. Tobey, Coach Norton. Varsity Baseball KNEELING. L to R: D. DuBerger, G. McCarthy, A. Joyce, N. Wetherall, S. McCullom, D. DuBerger. STAND- ING, L to R: P. Martineau - Ass ' t. Manager, B. Simmons, J. DeCosta, B. Gendron, P. Ormand, P. Oliva, Coach R. LeBrun. Girls Tennis FRONT. L to R: M. Hallam, L. Allen, P. Mula, L. Ritvo. BACK, L to R: C. Coughlin, M. loyce, C. , S. Gillmetti, Coach Southworth. Record SCOREBOARD 4 13 Record SCOREBOARD 4_14 Boys Tennis All-Conference Team — Roger Clapp Seniors Directory: 1. Steve Wintermeyer 2. Moe Kearney 3. Dave Cabell 4 . Don Gerry 5. Ben Joyce 6. Dave Goulart 7 . Earl Moore 8. Ann Manamon 9 . Donna Edwards 10. Keith Mortensen 11. Jay Lindstrom 12. Peggy Layton 13. Pat Ormand 14. Sue Burns 15. Kim Andersen 16. Jamie Dalton 17 . Patti Ochab l 1 13 He was new, we were nervous and all of us were filled with a child-like enthusiasm. Who could know that after three and a half months of frustrating rehearsals, and a lousy formal dress rehearsal, that we the Senior Class of 1976, the cast members of Woody Allen ' s Don ' t Drink the Water would be reveling in a sea of applause on the nights of April 9th and 10th. We were fed, stuffed to be exact, we had been hungry for our peer’s approval, our parent’s pride and most of all the audience ' s appreciation. We were satisfied beyond belief, many of us even had dreams of Broadway careers. To know that you performed well is a joy that must be experienced in order to be understood. The Director had cast well, and characters seemed to be a natural for the actors. Father Drobney, portrayed by Jack Sweeney, was the first on the stage and set the pace for the remain- ing actors: Walter Hollander; Brian Delancey, Marion Hollander; Patti Cohoon, Susan Hollander; Siobhan Roarke, Ambassador Magee; Paul Robicheau, Axel Magee; Jamie Dal- ton, The Sultan; Padraic McCahill, Sultan ' s First Wife; Joan Burns , Chef ; Donald Gerry, Ms. Kilroy; Hillary Nelson, Ms. Burns; Nancy Fountain, Krojack; John Micliaccio , Kas- nar; Steve Winter- meyer, Duchess of Luxembourg; Carol Koronkiewicz, Countess Bourdoni; Pat Vincent. To say the expe- rience was memo- rable would be a Don’t Drink the Water — A Comedy by Woody Allen gross understatement. Not only will it remain in our minds for years to come, but it taught everyone who participated a little something. Each and everyone of us came away with a feeling of accomplishment and for it we have to thank, our Director, Mr. W. T. Gibbons and Mr. Woody Allen. Thank-you. Class Day — Friday, June 4, 1976 CLASS MARSHALS: Lynn Clolkowski, Deborah Ge rry. The Welcome, Senior of the Year Award, Class Ode, Class History, Class Will, Stage Band Selections, Class Prophecy, Athlete of the Year Award, Awards, and Yearbook Dedication composed Class Day for the graduating Class of ' 76. A packed gymnasium of well- wishers attended the two-hour program which began and ended with the graduates marching to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance. Some laughed, some cried, some were silent, but all will remember this special day preceding our Graduation. I 16 r ' jFgS ■ r y � i 1 W ■ m . LL 1 ' ' X? 17 Graduation ’76 Class Ode WE ARE READY Birds push their young out of the nest; Inside them is fear, and challenge without . Their new-found wings they ' ve yet to test - And dreams to find and dreams to doubt. Nothing starts with the first flutter of wings - Just a mild disturbance in the running of things. No more protection or being spoon-fed; Thus, this is where all that training has led . Just about ready to fly on your own, To finally leave home and go out by yourself; To make it or not with no safety dome? To try all the things you ' ve stored on the shelf, To spread your wings and jump into life; To search for new knowledge, a husband or wife? Fly into life, before you ' re sure of it; Cry, smile, or laugh, you’re ALIVE now; DON ' T QUIT! - Donna M. Edwards 18 Saturday, June 5, 1976 19 20 ' ; JBr § j ' ' 4V |U « Jrr r JPr H Vi ' JP1|