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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

KALEIDOSCOPE 1978 CANAL CURRENTS Bourne High School Bourne, Massachusetts SENIORS FACULTY UNDERCLASSMEN ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING 1 This yearbook is dedicated with love to the memory of our friends Fred Dunbury, Jr. and Sandi Walker. 2 Though we drifted apart in distance I always think of you as being right here Though we have different interests our experiences are still the same And though we have many new friends it is our old and continuous friendship That means the most to me 3 ka.lei. do. scope 1 : an instrument containing loose bits of colored glass between two flat plates and two plane mirrors so placed that changes of position of the bits of glass are reilected in an endless variety of patterns 2: a varie- gated changing pattern or scene 5 ' ' ’ ' ‘ ' %4 ■ Unless captured somehow, the ♦ - pattern is forever lost. Soon we will be among others, mak- ing a totally new formation. We have only the memory of the times we have spent together as a pattern, as our own unique kaleidoscope. Our dreams are our own. Our visions, no one else can see. Our actions, no one else can claim. What we are, no one else could ever be. tr SENIORS SENIORS SENIOR S SENIORS SENIORS SENI ORS SENIORS SENIORS SE NIORS SENIORS SENIOR SENIORS SENIORS SENIOR S SENIORS SENIORS SEN! ORS SENIORS SENIORS SB NIORS SENIORS SENIOR KATHLEEN ANN GAVAZZA “Kathy Sagamore Likes: Summer, Cape Cod, small chil- dren, holidays, school basketball games, windy days. New Hampshire. Dislikes: Study halls with Miss R., page 98, liars, school lunches, storms. May 10, 1977. Secret Ambition: To write a best-selling novel. Future Plans: College. Will Always Remember: Carole and a certain snow- storm, my sophomore homeroom, “my hero, Miss Brown ' s 4th period English class, April 1, 1977, Quebec, S.D. and C. B. at basketball games. Activities: French Club 1 - 3; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Bourne High Dispatch; Yearbook. RICHARD JOSEPH COHOON “Midg,” “Rick Monument Beach “Catch ya ' later.” Likes: Outdoors, camping, diving, dancing, soccer, friendly people, D. B., water skiing. Dis- likes: Crabby people, rainy days, pushing cars, hospitals, bad concerts, Wareham, short jokes. Secret Ambition: To become six feet four and two hundred pounds. Future Plans: To join Aerospace Rescue and Recovery with the Air Force. Will Always Remember: Changing records with Lee, Freddie Dunbury, Lunch table. Activities: Track 1 ; Cross Country 2; Chorus 1 - 4; Language Club 1 , 2; Girl Watcher 1 - 4. TERRI A. HOCKENBERRY Buzzards Bay Likes: Ricky, Summer, Sloe gins, danc- ing, my car, Mickey Mouse, daisies, hav- ing a good time. Dislikes: Mornings, Mondays, liars. Math, working. Secret Ambition: To marry a millionaire. Future Plans: To become a registered nurse in the field of psychiatry. Will Always Remember: Bourne Scenic Park, Canal, Provincetown. CHRISTINE MARIE COLLINS “Chris, “Chrissy” Cataumet Likes: Winning, all sports, the little Nick, Peter Frampton, sailing, TR6 ' s, laugh- ing, Steve Miller Band, my cat. Woody Allan, Saturday Night Live. Dislikes: Los- ing, waiting, wheezing, busywork, wal- ruses. Secret Ambition: Wimbledon. Future Plans: College and travel. Will Always Remember: Quebec trip, Geor gia ' s 4th period English class, trip to Boston. Activities: Tennis 1 - 4; French Club 2, 3; Code Club 2 - 4; Basketball 1 ; Math Team 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Field Hockey 1 - 4. KYLE THOMAS SONGER Buzzards Bay Likes: Sleeping late, summertime, the 1 2 ounce curls, good parties, Beatles, get- ting rowdy, my family. Dislikes: Rainy days, getting up early, being bored, lousey concerts, stuck-up people, cret Ambition: To become rich. Future Plans: To travel, the service, and college. Will Always Remember: Freddie, The Puritan Road Gang. Activities: Football 1, 3, 4; Track 2 - 4; Band 1 - 4; Stage Band 2 - 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3. ROBERT D. MEISSNER Sagamore Beach Likes: E. K. F., summer, Yamahas, win- ter, chemistry (haha), skiing, good friends. Dislikes: Homework, monday tests, CHEMISTRY, busing tables, tour- ists, study halls, people on high horses, ret Ambition: Not sure yet. Future Plans: College. Will Always Remember: My friends, one special chic, my first and last day at B.H.S. Activities: Basketball 2; Intramural gymnastics 2; Tennis 2 - 4; Yearbook staff 4. THERESA A. COLLINS Tree OtisA.F.B. Likes: Good music, good movies, going to the beach, sunsets, and sunrises, T. T., my last year of high school. Dis- likes: People who talk behind someone’s back, snobby people, people who get into fights. Secret Ambition: To be a singer. Future Plans: To go to beauty college, get married and have a lot of kids. Will Always Remember: The 1976 prom dancing with Mr. Cook, 75-76 Exchange concert, the first year of work meeting T. T. Activities: Chorus 1 4. NANCY MARIE VERNOOY Pocasset Nothing Ever Lasts.” Likes: Snow, skiing, beating the clock, traveling, peppermint lifesavers, parties, being legal, ballet. Dislikes: Getting up at 6:00 a.m., liars, carrying books, not being able to decide what to do. Secret Ambition: To marry a billionaire. Future Plans: I wish I knew. Will Always Remem- ber: The trip to New York 1 974. Activi- ties: National Honor Society 3, 4; Trea surer 2, 3; Prorh Committee 3; Code Club2, 3, 4; Quebec 2; R. A. 2 - 4. JAMES GUNNAR JAWORSKI Jaws,” Josky” Pocasset You gotta want it!” Likes: Rowdy pep rallies, basketball, my stang, being psyched, girls, scoring 19, my parents. Dislikes: Scramble drill, a certain specta- tor, Wareham, long away games, freaks and heads. Secret Ambition: To catch Mr. Southworth not being a gentleman. Future Plans: College. Will Always Remember: Basketball camp with Faber; the N.H. trip; pinning Crab ' s stuff, August ' ll , Summer League Roundball. Activities: Football 1; Basketball 1 4; Baseball 1 - 4. JOHN K. GORDON Buzzards Bay Likes : Concerts, parties, ELP, art, TR 9’s. Dislikes: Jocks, cliques, B.H.S. Secret Ambition: To leave Cape Cod. Future Plans: Move to California. MARY-ALICE SWIFT Sagamore Beach Likes: Summer days, a certain trombone player, camp Clark staff, Mr. Fitz, goldy’s match book, music. Dislikes: A certain top, marching, homework, beach poles, stalling, white station wagons. Secret Ambition: Hike the Appalacian Trail. Future Plans: Nursing. Will Always Remember: The high school years with Lisa W. Activities: Spanish Club 1 , 2; Debating 1 4; Band 1 4; Stage Band 1 - 4. JOHN CHRISTOPHER CIVILINSKI Buzzards Bay Likes: Music, traveling, dancing, Can- ada, bicycling, N. E., Pat’s games, poli- tics, French. Dislikes: Conservatism, those who follow the crowd,” Bourne. Secret Ambition: To be a success at whatever I do. Future Plans: College. Will Always Remember: Studying” at the BPL. ”Le voyage au Quebec.” Activities: Band 1 4; Stage Band 1 - 4; All Cape and District Music Festivals; Chorus; Debating; Vice President 1; Committee of 40; Yearbook; Bourne High Dispatch; French Club; N.H.S. DONALD LEON CABELL Duck” Buzzards Bay Oh, Really? Likes: Women, funky music, dances, graduation, parties. Dis- likes: Bugs, chemistry. Secret Ambition: To be a big time criminal lawyer. Future Plans: To go to law school. Will Always Remember: Quebec, my sophomore year. Activities: Language Club 2 ■ 4; Quebec 2; Football 1, 3, 4; Cape Music Festival 2; Band and Stage Band 1 • 4. ELOISE KATHRYN FISHER Buzzards Bay Likes: All sports, especially tennis, sum- mer, R. D. M., music. Dislikes: Chemis- try, homework, going to work at 6 a.m., snobs and big mouths, tourists. Secret Ambition: I ' m not telling. Future Plans: College. Activities: Band and Stage Band 2 • 4; Chorus 3, 4; Tennis 1 4; Lan- guage Club 1, 2. FRANCIS A. O’NEIL Frank Pocasset Likes: All sports, model building, agricul- ture, girls. Dislikes: None. Secret Ambi- tion: To play 1 St base for the Red Sox. Future Plans: Agricultural school, either U Mass or U Conn. Activities: Baseball. CAROL ANN MONTE Sunshine, Caroline Buzzards Bay Barb! Well, That’s life!” Likes: Slim Jims, the Casino, parties, walking in a light snow at night, thunder storms, Bar- bara, deep conversations, dancing. Dis- likes: Jocks, cliques, plastic people, homework, people who take me for granted, rumors, being hurt, working the midnight shift. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret! Future Plans: Go to barber school and eventually open up my own shop. Will Always Remember: Summer of ’76, my best friend Barb, F. D. Jr., S. W., all the great times at B.H.S. Activities: French Club 1, 2; FNA 1, 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Driver’s Ed 3; Code Club 4. PHYLLIS A. BRADLEY Buzzards Bay Likes: Paul S., summer and sunshine, swimming, long walks, reading, good books, shopping, weekends, good music. Dislikes: Rainy days, conceited people, colds, coming in early, deadlines, tour- ists, waiting, prejudices. Future Plans: College and travel. Will Always Remem- ber: 2 1 8 77, trying to get everyone up to Room 306 on two passes. Activities: Driver’s Ed 3; Yearbook 4; Dispatch 4; Office Girl 2. WILLIAM J. MURRAY Billy, Pegleg, Mur” Buzzards Bay Yeah, whatever.” Likes: Summertime, electric guitar, music in general, hockey, E. P., Newts in S. P., West Roxbury, stacks of Marshalls, Ted Nugent. Dis- likes: People w o problems, rain, soft ice, basketball (for a very good reason) pushy people, guitars that buzz. Secret Ambition: To be in a rock band. Future Plans: To become a lawyer. Will Always Remember: 9 7 77 in a certain M in Buzzards Bay, swirlin’ with Eh. Activi- ties: Hockey 2 4; Track 2; Baseball 3; Arnold Team 3, 4. STEPHEN J. KEARNEY “Rex” Buzzards Bay “Check this out! Who’s up?” Likes: Foot- ball, rainy Saturdays, black pick-up trucks, K. M., S. L., C. K., Mud Cove, New Hampshire, winning. Dislikes: Falmouth, Wareham, losing, days certain people are absent, grumpy people, gas prices, bad rumors, not hitting at practice. Secret Ambition: To own a lot of land in New Hampshire. Future Plans: College. Will Always Remember: The convenience of Fountain’s driveway. Activities: Foot- ball 1 - 4; Red Chick 1 - 4; Weightlifting 1 4; Mung Zoo 4; Dirty 5 1-4; Blood Bath 1,2. VICKI A. STIMUS “Styme” Buzzards Bay “Ask me if I care.” Likes: Guys, parties, the beach, summer, tennis, goofing around. Dislikes: Homework, snobby people, being sick, being bored. Secret Ambition: To be an ambassador. Future Plans: College. Will Always Remember: Summer of ’75, Labor Day weekend ’76. Activities: Language Club 1 - 3. VICKI ANN BERNHARDT “Shortcake, Peanut” Cataumet “Good things come in small packages!” Likes: Having a good time, driving, being busy, hiking, camping out, animals, bowling. Dislikes: Snobby people, being held back from what I want to do, paying bills. Secret Ambition: Travel the world. Future Plans: Law Will Always Remem- ber: Mr. Kamataris in biology, forgetting to plug in the film projector, Mr. Sturgis’ earth science class, all the good and bad times at Bourne High. Activities: Color Guard, Code Club, FHA, Prom Commit- tee, Mountain Climbing. FRANKLIN ROBERT CHASE Frank” Sagamore “That’s the breaks; What can I say?” Likes: Baseball, FM and CB radio, hockey, Jed, mechanical drawing, read- ing, “Rusty Bucket,” “Snoopy.” Dis- likes: Waiting in lunch line, lunch, fire alarms in the showerroom, waiting for the bus in sub zero weather, locked bath- rooms when in dire need, nervous driv- ing instructors. Secret Ambition: To be a window washer in a house of ill repute. Future Plans: Technical college. Will Always Remember: 12 2 76, 1 8 76, 1 16 76, 3 23 76, 6 78. Activities: Chess Club 1 , Drama Club 2; Baseball 1 ; Hockey 1 . BRIAN D. JONES “Jonesie, Big B” Likes: Work, A. T., money, football, Mr. D. Dislikes: Rob, Tom, Richard L., lit- tle humor. Secret Ambition: Make my parents proud. Future Plans: 6 years of college. Will Always Remember: Work, shafty people, February, vacation, under Bourne Bridge, friends. Lone’s house. LESLIE ANNE MORIN Monument Beach “Stick it!” Likes: Summer vacations, cheering, the beach, bike riding, shop ping, hot sunny days, dancing. Dislikes: Asthma attacks, carrots, green beans, rainy Mondays, being on restriction for my report card, not getting to go out on weekends. Secret Ambition: To hook a rich one. Will Always Remember: Water skiing w Mimi, concert at MMA when Patti got nailed, 5 13 77, breaking down coming home from Falmouth. Activities: Cheering 2 4; FNA 2; Office Girl 3; Guidance Office Girl 4; Jr. Prom Court 3. CAROL LYNN VINCENT Buzzards Bay Likes: Summer, the beach, good people and good times, Boston, good music, sleeping late on Saturdays. Dislikes: Cli- ques, Mondays, impatient people, being depressed, being unable to figure out a certain person, rainy, cold days. Secret Ambition: That’s a secret. Future Plans: College in Boston. Will Always Remem- ber: What happened after Sue and I saw Star Wars in the summer of ' 77. MARK MITCHELL BUTLER Otis A.F.B. Take it easy.” Likes: Football, the out- doors, parties, movies, girls. Dislikes: Bourne High, school policies, gym. Secret Ambition: To be a cop. Future Plans: Military service. Will Always Remember: Mr. Sturgis’ geology class and Bus 25. Activities: Bus 25. ALAN KEITH GOUGE Scooch Buzzards Bay “S’ happening? Dube’’ Likes: C. R., my car, baseball. Coach Rainnie, my friends, the big 3, summer dances. Dislikes: Eng- lish, winter, freaks, scramble drill, 0 and 2 count, getting caught. Secret Ambi- tion: Play for the Cincinnati Reds. Future Plans: Go to college and try to make it good at something. Will Always Remem- ber: Going to the states in baseball, the Brewfest. Activities: Football 1; Basket- ball 1 - 3; Baseball 1 - 4. MICHELLE MARIE HALLAM ’’Mimi Gray Gables “Oh, really; Right!” Likes: J. C., dancing, clothes, traveling, summer, flowers, sports cars, having fun. Dislikes: Baked beans, bossy people, walruses, argu- ments, the dentist, saying good-bye, get- ting up in the morning. Secret Ambition: To be a Breck girl. Future Plans: College and travel. Will Always Remember: June 24, May 13, summer ’75, Pat. Activities: Cheering 1 - 4, Tennis 1 - 4, Code Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Committee 4, Language Club 1 . CORINNEA. KOKOSZKA “Corky” Pocasset Likes: Animals, fire drills, swimming, skating, boating, traveling, flying, snow. Dislikes: School, school lunches, home- work, people who think they’re better than you. Oh Rats! Secret Ambition: To be a pilot. Future Plans: Military. Will Always Remember: 1 st lunch junior year with C. R., J. S., P. 0., D. S., and C. G. Activities: Art Club 3, 4; Track, CAP, Driver’s Ed 3. ROBERT MANNING FABER “Fabes” Pocasset “Don’t get bad with me, chum!” Likes: P. B., Hoop, hitting the beach head, going on dates with a certain person. Dislikes: Scramble drill freaks, heads, not being rowdy, the ride home from away games after a loss. Secret Ambition: To play in the NBA. Future Plans: Two years of col- lege with B. D. Will Always Remember: Summer of ’77; Jan. 1 , 1 977, the night on the boat, Fenway Park; the Zone. Activities: Basketball 1 4; Baseball 2, 4; Bourne High Dispatch 4. JOSEPH P. DOUCETTE “J. Duce Buzzards Bay Likes: Scuba diving, art, sports, nature, woodshop. Dislikes: Destruction of oceans and lakes. Secret Ambition: To become a jet pilot. Future Plans: College and become a paramedic. Will Always Remember: First deep dive, summer of ' 77. Activities: Football 3. RICHARD J.TREXEL Rick” Monument Beach Likes: Music, work study, parties, dances, exchange concerts, good friends. Dislikes: Working late and get- ting up early, creeps. Secret Ambition: To become a racer. Future Plans: Air Force. Activities: Driver ' s Ed; Band and Stage Band 1 • 4. KAREN G. ROBIN “Kar” Gray Gables Oh, my God!” Likes: The beach, food, being a senior, clothes, having my own car, sailing. Diskikes: Getting up early, fish, study hall, gym, homework. Secret Ambition: Travel world wide, meet a lot of people, and become rich. Future Plans: Go to business school, get mar ried, have kids. Will Always Remember: How long it took to get through school. Activities: Band 1 4. KATHLEEN MARIE WIXON Kathy” Bourne Hi, how are ya?” Likes: My family, the Cape and Nantucket, Mr. Gibbons, beach walks, good times with friends, sunsets, traveling, being happy. Dislikes: misun- derstandings, self-centered people, bugs, no sense of humor in a person, waiting, nothing to do, being sick, walk- ing to sc hool in the snow. Secret Ambi- tion: To travel and visit every country. Future Plans: To become a wealthy sec- retary. Will Always Remember: The best friend I ever had in all my life — Carolyn — all the good times at B.H.S., and Freddy. Activities: FTA 1 - 3, Language Club 1 - 3; Prom Committee 3; Driver ' s Ed 3; Homeroom Rep 3; Guidance Office Aid 3, 4; Bourne Dispatch 4; Yearbook 4. BRUCE CARLTON HACK Pocasset Thanks a lot; I ' m sorry.” Likes: Maine, traveling, friends, relatives, Linda, most sports, music. Dislikes: Losing, English 3, picky tests, bad weather, colds, Ger- man. Secret Ambition: To be statistician for the Boston Red Sox. Future Plans: College and have my own business. Will Always Remember: The good times at B.H.S. especially with the band; June 28 — July 2, 1 977. Activities: Band and Stage Band 1 - 3; Manager Baseball 1 4; Driver ' s Ed 3; Language Club 1 , 2; Yearbook 4. KATHLEEN MARY ROGERS Kathy, Red” Otis Likes: Writing, music, dances, parties, friends, jewelry, animals, art. Dislikes: Chemistry, most of the school lunches, discourteous people, boring classes. Secret Ambition: To be known world wide. Future Plans: Either a writer or medical technician. Will Always Remem- ber: Bomb scares. Proms of ' 76 ' 77, Skip P., the senior class. Activities: Cho- rus; Rifle Squad. MICHAEL THOMAS COULOMBE • ' Peach Buzzards Bay If you want to be a winner you should never be a quitter. Likes: Good times, special nurses, Dana and Sue, my family, everyone who donated to “Jaws of Life,” P. M., Dr. Paul, tall glasses of ‘ ' Ensure. Dislikes: Telephone poles, hospitals, sta- tionery, bicycles, people thinking they ' re something they ' re not, being bored, B. Bay, being unable to do things, rainy days. Secret Ambition: To be a cop. Future Plans: Enter the service. Will Always Remember: Seven Hills, getting stuck in Gray Gables w D. H., Room 306, 2 25 77. Activities: Driver ' s Ed 3; Prom 3; R R 3, 4. CINDY SUE RUSSELL Cm” Pocasset You crack me up; Gee-sh! Likes: Dogs, horses, sailing. Star Trek, photography, Florida beaches, my family, Barry Man!- low. Dislikes: People thinking they ' re bet- ter than others, school lunches, standing in the cold, cruelty to animals, seeing puppies in pet shop cages, good friends moving away, rotaries, tourists. Secret Ambition: Sky dive, own Seattle Slew. Future Plans: Raise Golden Retrievers, college Will Always Remember: Jr. year, lunch with TG, CK, JS, DS, and others. Activities: Driver ' s Ed 3; Track 3, 4, Art Club 4, REBECCA REESE Becky, Becca” Monument Beach Likes: Autumn, the Red Sox, California, Mississippi, accents, Oct. 2, football, tacos. Dislikes: History, rain. New Jer- sey, being sick, homework. Secret Ambi- tion: To be a place kicker for the Patriots. Future Plans: College. Will Always Remember: Manning ' s history class. Activities: Driver ' s Ed; Honor Society 3, 4; Language Club. JAMES J. BAKER Bovine Moose Buzzards Bay Do you want me to tell you how to be king of the U.S. of A.? Just fall through the hole in a privy and come out smelling like a rose. (Noel Constant). Likes: Jazz, Cathy, woods, bushes, Mahareshi Ma- hesh Yogi, D. S., Barth Gimble, loboto- mies. Dislikes: Disco, P. E., know-it-alls, Mr. Gibbons ' moustache, toes, ring fin- gers, hot dogs, V-7 ' s. Secret Ambition: To be arrested on Mars. Future Plans: To get to Mars. Will Always Remember: My name. Activities: NHS 3.75, 4; DHS 3.75-4, Band 1 - 4; Honor Bowl Math Team 3, 4; Split Personality Club 1 , 2, New England Chorus 3; M S Club 1 - 4. CAROLYN MARIE CAHIR Pocasset Oh, brother!” Likes: Milky Ways, Nes- tle ' s Quik, Frank! Valli, sleeping late, ski- ing, Mr. Gibbons, Kathy ' s little hints, Sue ' s artwork, my junior year, Nan- tucket. Dislikes: History, tourists, cold mornings, mayonnaise, phony people, being sick, worrying. Secret Ambition: To be a sky diver. Future Plans: College and travel. Will Always Remember: Language Club with Kathy, 10 2 76, 10 22 76, Freddy. Activities: Spanish Club 2, 3; Guidance Office Aid 2 - 4; Driver’s Ed 3; Bourne Dispatch 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3. GERALD M. LEACH Skippy Buzzards Bay Likes: Pizza, hockey, swimming, movies, music, cars, running. Dislikes: (Jetting up in the morning for school, homework, walking through crowded corridors, being disorganized, being bored. Secret Ambition: To be a private detective. Future Plans: To further my education. Activities: Weightlifting. TED MICHAEL HOPPE Toad, Red” Sagamore Highlands You got it.” Likes: Camping, people you can really talk to. Dislikes: Cliques, pho- nies, snobs, teachers teaching because it’s a job. Secret Ambition: See as much of the world and meet as many different kinds of people as possible. Future Plans: College and travel. Will Always Remember: Becky, L. G., Hawaii, Out- ward Bound. Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Track 1 ; Tennis 2 - 4; Driver ' s Ed 3; Stu- dent Advisory Council 3, 4. CATHERINE ANN BURLEY Cathy” Sagamore Shut up!” Likes: J. B., music, long walks, people, walks in the rain. Dislikes: Studying, auditions, getting up at 5 a.m., typina tape drills, tourists. Secret Ambi- tion: To walk around the world in 80 days. Future Plans: To become a special education teacher. Will Always Remem- ber: Nov. 1976. Activities: Band 1 - 4; Chorus 1 , 4; Cape and New England Music Festivals 3; Language Club 1 - 3; Science Club 2, 3; Debating 2, 3. JOSEPH THADD BURNS Bear, Joe” Buzzards Bay Bulkin’ up!” Likes: Football, winning, weightlifting, scuba diving, music, 77, Abe Lincoln, being on 1 teams. Dis- likes: Losing, homework, tests on a Fri- day, away games, fumbles, being called offsides, spiderman, benching. Secret Ambition: To own a grizzly bear as a pet. Future Plans: College and football. Will Always Remember: F, J, D, Valentine Dance ’77, working with Jim O’Keefe. Activities: Football 1 - 4; Track 2 - 4, Capt. 2; Weight-lifting 1 - 4; Working for Red 1 - 4; Dirty 5 1-4; Mung Zoo 4. HEIDI C. DOBBINS Worm” Buzzards Bay 50 million!!! Smile God loves you!” Likes: J. E. S., the beach, John, Rick, koala bears, collecting glass, animals, grey, ice skating, fooling around, being myself. Dislikes: Phonies, homework, thunderstorms, milk, being told what to do. Secret Ambition: Go to Australia. Future Plans: Become a nurse and spe- cialize with children. Will Always Remem- ber: 10 31 76, J. E. S. and good times, F. D. Jr.; S. W. Activities: FNA 1 - 3, Guid- ance Aid 2, 3; Work Study 4; Majorettes 2 - 4; Prom Comm. 3. SANDRA SUSAN DANN Sandy” Buzzards Bay Right-o; Swear to God” Likes: Tennis and softball. Miss Lindberg, sunsets, Volkswagons, pizza, Levi’s, listening to records. Beach Boys. Dislikes: Getting hassled about my likes, being woken up, people arguing, embarrassing situa- tions, rainy days, homework, school lunches. Secret Ambition: Learn how to hang glide or sing professionally. Future Plans: College. Will Always Remember: Four years at Bourne High with fond(?) memories. • ’ • ' ■ ’ MICHAEL JOSEPH GRATIS Mike, Mikey, Grat” Buzzards Bay I said ‘WHAT!’ I said ‘ALL RIGHT!’ Yeah, thickerer.” Likes: Lydia, friends, J. Ahern’s parties. Drive-in movies, not being too popular, flying, having a full gas tank, class, perfection. Dislikes: Waiting a long time, arguing w girls or parents, empty gas tank, not being able to spend time w someone I like, boring days, people, who spread rumors. Secret Ambition: To find someone taller than I, to weigh over 1 75 lbs. Future Plans: To go to college w a certain person, get married, and be a co-op pilot. Will Always Remember: Lydia, the summer of ‘77, all the good times we had, 7 2, 7 3, and 8 23 1977. Activities: Hockey 1, Track 1, 3,4. MARY ROBERTSON BETTLEY Beetle, Mar, Marence” Sagamore Beach 1 Oh, garbage!” Likes: ECHO, music, friends, smiles, chemistry, jeans, being crazy. Dislikes: Saying goodbye, having people move, rainy days, stand- ardized tests, being bored, not under- standing, geometry, seeing people unhappy. Secret Ambition: to invent the perfect oboe or the perfect excuse. Future Plans: Pediatrics. Will Always Remember: Quebec trip, our class, page 98. Activities: N.H.S. 3, 4; Debating 1 - 4; Language 1 - 4; Band Stage Band 1 - 4; All Cape Music Festival 1 - 4; Science Club 1 - 4; Softball 1, 2; Ring Committee 2 . MARK ROBERT HURLE Buzzards Bay That’s possible, but . . . Likes: Run- ning, watching a ball game from the c.f. bleachers, making up puns, doing math problems, exchange concerts, seeing R. G. getting kicked out for the day. Dis- likes: German, Yankees, making mis- takes, berries, getting passed in the last half mile of a race. Swret Ambition: To have my brain enshrined in the Smithso- nian. Future Plans: Go to M.l.T. and become a mathematician. Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4; Cross Coun- try 3, 4; Track 2 - 4; Band 1 - 4; Stage Band 1 -4; Class Treasurer 1; Foreign Language Club 1 - 3. LOUIS MARTIN PARSONS Scratch” Buzzards Bay “This is true” Likes: Valiants, The Nickel- odeon, Pink Floyd, Sandy Neck, biking, humanotones, conservation camp, Monty Python. Dislikes: Mole fraction, the obstacle course. Four Magnum, book covers, megaphones. Secret Ambition: To become enlighted. Future Plans: To enjoy life. Will Always Remember: 6.023x1023. Activities: Band 2 4; Cho- rus 1 - 4; Debating 1 - 4; Senior Slump 1 - 3. CHRISTINE McMAHON “Chris” Buzzards Bay Pret cool aren ' t you Likes: K. J. M.; laughing, money. Porky, getting my own way, talking on the phone, McDonald ' s. Dislikes: Working, school buses, rotaries, getting held up, staying home nights, not having a car, being sad. Secret Ambition: To become an actress. Future Plans: To marry a millionaire. Will Always Remem- ber; 4:30 a.m., sending a warning to Ber- nie, my junior year, why Bernie and I never went to the movies, Diana Swei- gart. Activities: Yearbook 4; Work Study 4; Senior Class Play 4. JEFFREY C. FITCHETT Otis A.F.B. I might I don ' t know” Likes: All sports. Just hang’in around, having no home- work, L. R. Dislikes: Big mouths, being away from L. R. and school lunches. Secret Ambition: To win the rookie of the year and the M.V.P. award in the same year. Future Plans: To go to L.A. and get married. Will Always Remember: August 10, on M. V. Activities: Baseball 2 - 4. BRENDA J. FUHS Otis A.F.B. Your kindness is only exuberated by your own imbossicating deliverance. ” Likes: Ketchikan, Alaska, New Jersey, boardwalk, traveling, N.L.R., Ohio, Rock- port, Mass. Dislikes: Cape Cod, Bourne High, staying home, gossipy people. Will Always Remember: The good times in New Jersey and Alaska and my friends there. PATRICIA ANN PIERCE “Patty P., Short Stuff Monument Beach “Who cares?” Likes: Reunite, St. Augus- tine and Daytona beaches, having a good time, being myself. Miss Lindberg, life. Dislikes: Breaking down in Falmouth, being scared, pg. 98, chemistry, thunder and lightning. Secret Ambition: To sky dive and have the feeling of being free. Future Plans: To become the best nurse ever. Will Always Remember: Fred, Jr. and Sandi, August 4, Leslie, when Mac almost caught Nancy going whizzle. Miss L. saying “Patty Pierce Patty Pierce. Activities: Drill Team 1; FNA 1, 2; Guid- ance Office 3, 4; Code Club 3, 4. BRUCE A. LESLIE “Lester” Buzzards Bay Likes: Gym and Bingo. Dislikes: School and jocks. Secret Ambition: To own Sandy’s Restaurant. Future Plans: To go to California. RONALD ADRIAN CABELL “Pot Buzzards Bay “I didn’t do it.” Likes: Drums, vacations, sports, snowdays. Dislikes: School, Eng- lish 3. Secret Ambition: To become the best drummer in the world. Future Plans: College. Activities: French Club 1, 2; Band 1 - 4; Driver’s Ed 3. KELLY ELIZABETH ROBBINS “Kel” Bourne No kidding” Likes: Kenny J., parties. New Hampshire, having fun, my parents, skiing, and helping others. Dislikes: Rainy days spent alone, school rules, two faced people, fights. Secret Ambition: To have a very successful proud life, to travel. Future Plans: Become a medical secretary, live a happy life with someone special. Will Always Remember: March 15, 1977, J.J., H. D., H.G.,and all the good times, a certain family who helped me so much, ground control. Activities: FHA 1 - 3; Chorus 2; Driver’s Ed 3; Work Study 4. RENEE MARIE CHEPREN “Ray” Sagamore Beach “Yuh, right, knock it off.” Likes: My friends, guys, Angela, my family, jewelry, Jimmy M., Trans Ams, Camaros. Dis- likes: Teachers who act like babysitters, vegetables, bossy parents, cliques, pho- nies. Secret Ambition: Travel around the world and marry a nice looking guy. Future Plans: Hair designing school. Will Always Remember: The trip to New York, my trip to Mexico, working at Sorenti’s. Activities: Band 1 - 3; Driver’s Ed 3; Spanish Club 1 . ROBERT EDWARD WHEELER “Bob” OtisA.F.B. Likes: Football, basketball, softball, girls, fishing, hunting, skating, school. S«cret Ambition: To have a lot of money to be able to have a nice house, car, and motorcycle. Future Plans: Join the police force atter going to college and studying law enforcement. CHRISTOPHER J. KRZYZEK Chris, Head Polack Monument Beach Cut me some slack. Likes: Cheys, WCOZ, Patty, females in general, Kawa- sake 4 ' s, camping, people. Dislikes: WRKO, ETC, Fords, insurance bills, Jocks, no cash, getting stopped by the boys, Polack jokes, cret Ambition: To tour the world on a ‘Z.’ Future Plans: To owe nothing to anyone. Will Always Remember: Getting run over by Ty and his bike after a crash, Bralph’s BP, my cars. Activities: Dirt Bikers Crash Team 1 -4. KAY MARIE BERNAGOZZI Dumplin” Monument Beach Check it out.” Likes: Michael, my motorcycle, summertime, concerts, my parents, listening to tunes, helping peo- ple. Dislikes: Rainy days, jocks, cliques, being sick, stuck-up people, housework, being without money. Secret Ambition: To be rich and take life easy. Future Plans: College and become an executive secretary. Will Always Remember: Boo’s dancing partner in tne Sansabar, all the good times I’ve had, “Ground Control.” Activities: Driver’s Ed 3; Work Study 4; Michael 1 - 4. LINDA SUE MARSHALL Otis A.F.B. Get out of my face!” Likes: Omar McQuillen, art, talking, chorus, staying home from school, my senior year. Dis- likes: People who don’t like you because you’re not in their social group. Secret Ambition: To be an artist. Future Plans: To marry 0. M. and have a lot of fun together. Will Always Remember: My senior year. Activities: Chorus. ERIC WILLIAM ANDERSON Andy, Ace” Sagamore Yuh, you’re all kinds of bright.” Likes: Dune buggies, 4WD trucks, hacking on cars, people whom you can trust, Liz P., girls, and having a good time. Dislikes: People with no class, people who can not keep promises. Secret Ambition: To become a professional hockey player. Future Plans: To become rich and enjoy life. Will Always Remember: Liz P., all my good friends, driving down Buzzards Bay with a monster mask on. Activities: Hockey 1 - 4; Art 1 - 4. KEVIN JAMES WALL Sagamore Beach What’s happening?” Likes: Dances, girls, the beach, L. B., L. K., K. R., driv- ing, parking, working at Filenes. Dislikes: Sleeping in restaurants, not being able to talk in study, being without a car, chem- istry. Secret Ambition: To be successful. Future Plans: College. Will Always Remember: Working at Tiny Jim’s, my first car, lunches with Celeste, and Lisa, skiing in N.H. ’77, gold Pintos. Activities: French Club 1 , 2; Debating 1 , 2. TARA M. CRISTOFORI Buzzards Bay “What can I say?” Likes: Skiing, horses, Ireland, summertime, weekends, Came- lot, nice clothes. Dislikes: Monday morn- ings, gym, rainy days, monitors, people who lie. Secret Ambition: To become rich. Future Plans: College and fashion. Will Always Remember: My trip to Ire- land, the summers of 74 and 77. Activi- ties: Chorus 1 - 4; Driver’s Ed 4. DIANE HOLLY SHERMAN Buzzards Bay “Yuh, right!” Likes: My family and friends, the ocean, sunsets, water skiing, yoga, spring, flowers, jello. Dislikes: Bossy people, study hall, being scared and alone, vegetables, work. Secret Ambition: To be the first woman on the moon. Future Plans: To travel and dis- cover myself. Will Always Remember: Denise ' s party with R. T. and the rest of the kids. Activities: Chorus, 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Faculty Secretary. JACQUELINE ANN COOK “Jack, Jackie” Bourne “That’s the way the cookie crumbles!” Likes: My family, my friends, music, fast food places, money, antique cars, my animals, talking fast. Dislikes: Feeling useless, embarrassing memories, being tired, liver, seafood, homework, clinkers. Secret Ambition: To someday own a Rolls Royce, a Steinway, and a crystal chandelier. Future Plans: College and then? Will Always Remember: The day Gram stepped on the gas. Beetle, Kenny, Pam P., Phyllis, and all my friends. Activ- ities: NHS 3, 4; Band 1 4; Music Festi- vals 2 - 4; Field Hockey 1 - 3; Basketball 1, 2; Yearbook Editor 4; Softball 1 - 4; Honor Bowl Math Team 3, 4. SANDRA A. TALBOT “Sandy” Cataumet “You’ll get over it!” Likes: Doug, pizza, kids, bowling, crafts. Dislikes: School. Secret Ambition: To live in Hawaii. Future Plans: To be a housewife and mother. Will Always Remember: One cer tain weekend in the spring of 1 974. Activities: Chorus 1 3. STEVEN RICHARD PESCOSOLIDO “Pesky” Pocasset “Slow down, I like living.” Likes: Dances, tall girls, ECHO, water skiing, quiet talks, interesting people, singing, Enfield, N.H. Dislikes: Dull parties, waking-up, tour- ists. Secret Ambition: To publish a full- length encyclopedia of lunchtime discus- sions. Future Plans: College, make money and get married. Will Always Remember: Georgia’s English, BPL, Oue- bec, E 65 and 69. Activities: Golf 1 - 4; Hockey 2; Chorus 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Stage Band 3. RALPH CHARLES GALL Otis A.F.B. Doida Hoida, come off it!” Likes: Par- ties, California, baseball. Dislikes: Fresh- men, crowds, chemistry. Secret Ambi- tion: To break the Vi mile record. Future Plans: Go to flight school. Will Always Remember: Mr. Johnson, page 98, Mr. Fitzgerald. Activities: Baseball 2. BARBARA LEE SMART “Barb, Bog” Buzzards Bay “Carol, I have a problem.” Likes: Motor- cycles, Florida, tennis, money, puzzles, pools, B. B., jogging in the rain. Dislikes: Math, HoJo’s, almost nothing, not hav- ing any money. Secret Ambition: I can’t tell, it’s a secret. Will Always Remember: A girl called Sunshine, August 1 9, 1 977, F. D. Jr. and S. W. Activities: French Club 1 ; Code Club 2 - 4; Office Girl 2 - 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Cheerleader 1 3; Driver’s Ed 3; Class T reasurer 2. JAMES P. O’KEEFE L. C. Buzzards Bay ‘‘Do it to it, snagbush.” Likes: Parties, concerts, winning homecoming games, cold ones, feeling good, good music. Dis- likes: Injuries, lady English teachers, los- ing to Falmouth and Wareham, rotten parties, smelly locker rooms, hangovers, sprints. Future Plans: To get rich. Will Always Remember: Homecoming game. Junior prom, and the Perfect Play drill with no mouthpiece. Activities: Football 1 • 4; Work Study 4; Track 1, 2; Driver’s Ed 3. JAMES BRADFORD DECATUR Brad” Sagamore Beach C’mon Faber” Likes: C. M. C., my junior year, Oct. 2 1 , 1 976, mom dad. Deb Paul, Mr. Weston, Mrs. Barr, Mr. Kochnowicz. Dislikes: Pot, freaks, oys- ters, not hearing the bell, the Red Sox losing. Secret Ambition: To be able to beat P.W. one on one. Future Plans: Col- lege and AHMIC. Will Always Remember: Losing my wallet at Beach Way. KIMBERLY B. PURDY “Kim, Bubbles” Cataumet I didn’t know I did anything wrong.” Likes: Concerts, parties, Steve, dancing, making new friends, walking the beach in summer. Dislikes: School rules, squealers, gossipers, having no car, snobs. Secret Ambition: Modeling. Future Plans: To go to college for secre- tarial, then stewardessing. Will Always Remember: Junior ' 76, 1974, Labor Day weekend, BS, LS, SL, KC, BG, smashing my mother’s car. Activities: Softball, Horseback riding; Student Advisory Council. CHRISTINE LOUISE BOCK “Cris,” “Steeny” Pocasset “Sharon, are you listening? Hell-o.” Likes: Sports, summer. Surf Drive life- guards, Surf Drive Beach, concerts, friends. Dislikes: Snobs, homework, stormy summer days, not seeing certain people at the beach, good- byes, moody people, getting up on cold mornings, school lunches. Secret Ambition: Get to know a certain person much better. Future Plans: Business school. Will Always Remember: Summer of ' 77, cer- tain people from Surf Drive Beach and the things we did. Activities; Track 1 , 2; Basketball 2; Prom Committee 3; Driv- er’s Ed 3; Office Girl 1 , 2; Volleyball 4; Yearbook 4. JOSEPH H. ROUX “Joe” Sagamore Beach “What? Who, me?” Likes: Leaving at 12:22, Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Tonello, Mrs. Barr, being a senior, know- ing it ' s my last year, working, driving to school. Dislikes: Homeroom, detentions, school lunches, gym, certain people, tak- ing the bus to school. Secret Ambition: To be a salesman or real estate agent. Future Plans: Working at the family busi- ness, go into real estate or be a sales- man. Will Always Remember: My Junior year, first day as a Senior, when my car wouldn’t start I had to have it jumped. GINA M. BEVILACQUA “Gino” Buzzards Bay “Give me a break!” Likes: Spending money, A. W. P., my nephew Markie, Elena A., 450 SL’s, summer weather, getting a tan, concerts, riding on Al’s Honda. Dislikes; Waiting, riding the school bus, cover charge, having a bad day, munching out, Volkswagons that won ' t start. Future Plans: College. Will Always Remember: Jr. Prom, the time Elena, Paula, and I spent a week raising the devil at La Sallette, all the unexpected trips to Martha’s Vineyard. Activities: Color Guard 1 , 2; Majorettes 3; Driver’s Ed 3. DONALD MARK DUBERGER “Donny” Pocasset It’s up to you.” Likes: Laura, winning, warm weather, money, being right, fool- ing all the people all the time, vacations . Dislikes: Losing, work, moody people, lousy movies, junky looking cars, being late. Secret Ambition: To become rich, get married, and retire wealthy. Future Plans: College, so I can broaden my hori- zon. Will Always Remember: Working so hard to make it to the tournament in 76” on the Bourne High Baseball team, then losing to a lousy team. Activities: Baseball 1 - 4; Basketball 2, 3. CATHERINE LENA CYR Cathy” Pocasset Likes: Summertime and beaches, sun- sets, being with Mark, walks in the snow, fires on a cold night, food, music, travel- ing, my family and friends. Dislikes: B.H.S., dishonest people, arguing with people, being cold, gaining weight, hav- ing no money, being alone. Will Always Remember: Good times with Beth, the night at Old Silver Beach, last day before Christmas vacation 1976. JUDITH A. BILODEAU Judy” Monument Beach Likes: Maureen D., animals. Miss Pattee, home ec., Mr. Bonino, Kim, Pam, Donna. Dislikes: Snobs, school lunches, school, being bored, getting up for school. Secret Ambition: To be a Vet. Future Plans: To leave Bourne High. Activities: 4-H. MARION L MAXIM “Mary Anne” Sagamore “What did you say?” Likes: Quiet walks on the beach, honest people swimming, the summer, ping pong, traveling, music. Dislikes: People who act like they are big shots, the winter, rainy days, big crowds. Secret Ambition: To be a writer. Future Plans: To go to Berkshire Bible College and become either a Christian social worker or missionary. Will Always Remember: The summer of 77” over Pocasset. LISA M. MICHELSEN Mike” Gray Gables What a trip.” Likes: Thunderstorms, beating the system, music, people, par- ties, traveling, telling jokes and fooling around. Dislikes: Girls’ room monitors, studying for finals, not being able to do what I want to do, marching in band, and plastic people. Secret Ambition: That’s my secret. Future Plans: To work in Europe. Will Always Remember: The good times I had with my friends, my freshman year, the summer of 77,” Sandi and Fred, Black Beach, Charlie and John. Activities: Band 1 - 4; Basket- ball 1. DANIEL DAVID DOBLE Dan” Bourne Likes: Football, hockey, concerts, parties. Dislikes: Breaking down in Rhode Island at 1 2:00 midnight after the Doobies Con- cert. Future Plans: College. Will Always Remember: Swimming at Tobeys Island. Activities: Football 1 - 4; Hockey 1 - 4. CYNTHIA L. COOK Porky, Cookie” Buzzards Bay Yuh, right!” Likes: John Coward, Doo- bie Brother ' s Concert, 1977 Junior Prom, Porka, homecoming 77, Mommy, Cindy Coward, eating. Dislikes: Being confused, crack, stuck-up people, leav- ing school, typing, doing dishes, not see- ing John, Secret Ambition: Cet married. Future Plans: Become an L.P.N. Will Always Remember: The good times with John, Feb. 8, going to M.V. with Cindy and Mommy and how good they are to me. Activities: Art 1 - 4; Chorus 1; Driv- er ' s Ed 3; Office Cirl 3, 4. BRUCE R. CARDOZA “Doc Bourne What happened. Dig it.” Likes: Basket- ball, football, girls, Friday afternoons, Saturday night after a football win, Cad- dys. Dislikes: People who think they ' re better than others, Monday mornings, basketball drills, girls without a smile, losing to Wareham, Falmouth, being the youngest of seven. Secret Ambition: If I told you it wouldn ' t be a secret. Future Plans: To be rich and have everything I’ve ever wanted. Activities: Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Work-study 4. FRANCIS R. GORYL Frank Buzzards Bay Likes: Football, photography, summer. Dislikes: Rainy days and cold winters. Secret Ambition: To become a pilot. Future Plans: To go into the air force. Activities: Football 1 - 3; Photography 4. SUSAN MARIA LABRETTO Sue, Crash Pocasset Whatever” Likes: My family, poetry, walks on the beach, feeling mellow, nature, helping others, Nantasket. Dis- likes: Debbie C., making decisions, back stabbers, people who try to be something they ' re not, no car, nothing to do, Bos- ton. Secret Ambition: To live in the Sierra Nevada Mts., and customize my own truck. Future Plans: To become a regis- tered nurse. Will Always Remember: Four years at BHS, K.T., the good times with Sue S., Jo Laird and the Beach crew, the forest, a trip to M.V. and a tan and black Chevell Malibu. Activities: French Club 1 ; Guidance 1 , 2; Library Aid 2; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Work Study 4. ANITA J.GAUDET “NeteNete” Buzzards Bay You ' ll get over it.” Likes: Heritage Hills, R. D., summer. Scenic Park, beaches. Dislikes: Cold weather, not having a good time. Secret Ambition: To go back to England and Germany. Future Plans: To go to business school and become a sec- retary. Will Always Remember: June 3. Activities: Track 2; Driver’s Ed 3. CARLOS A. DECASTRO “Chico” OtisA.F.B. “Just kidding. You love it.” Likes: Donnie G., hockey, woodshop, sports. Dislikes: Algebra, big mouthed people. Secret Ambition: To be a successful draftsman. Future Plans: To work like everyone else. Will Always Remember: Sept. 8, 1 976. Activities: Work. HARRY ADAMSON Otis A.F.B. Likes: Driving, Florida, mountains, skiing, and Jan. 7, 1 977, Dislikes: Living on base, freshmen, tickets, younger sisters, English. Secret Ambition: To graduate Future Plans: Unknown. WILLIAM R. PUETZ “Putzy” Sagamore Likes: Hockey, Ford trucks, frisbee, Mr. R., ping pong, girls Dislikes: Quintal’s, accidents, English Muffins, no wheels Secret Ambition: To live in the moun- tains Future Plans: College and travel Activities: Hockey. SHARON M. DONOVAN Twink”, Tukie Bourne Likes: The beach, little kids, stuffed ani- mals, my dog, Ralph, winter and sum- mer, N.H., sports. Surf-drive Beach Dis- likes: Rude people, stormy days, crutches, losing, nothing to do, goodbyes Secret Ambition: To coach the Cincinnati Reds Future Plans: College Activities: Prom Committee, French Club 1 ; Basket- ball 2; Softball 1 -4; Volleyball 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Bourne High Dispatch 4; Year- book; Office Girl 3, 4. PHYLLIS MARIE CREMONINI “Phyl”, “Crum” Sagamore Likes: Boston Red Sox, mountains, cou- gars, friends, wildlife, Monty Python, John Denver, camping Dislikes: N.Y. Yankees, prejudice, Mr. H., advanced bio, pg. 98, hay fever, tourists Secret Ambition: To play second base for the Boston Red Sox Future Plans: College and study park recreational manage- ment Will Always Remember: ECHO ’68, May 1 3, 1 977, April 1 5, 1 977, M.A.S., L.W., YCC in 1977, Georgia’s English, J.C. and I at “The Deep” Activities: Bas- ketball 1 - 4; Softball 1 - 4; Volleyball 4; Chorus 3, 4; Band 1 - 4; FHA 1 - 4; Back Packing Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3. EDWARD WILLIAM WATSON “Fast Eddie” Bourne Likes: Helen, CR 250’s, skiing dipping, Mt. Canon, End of Summer ’77 Dislikes: Jocks, maroon gremlins Secret Ambi- tion: To become a lawyer Future Plans: To become a rich beach bum. t WENDY SUSAN WAY “Wendell”, “W.W.” Pocasset Likes: N.H., sailing, my family, true friends, ECHO, my animals. Dislikes: Decisions, tourists, playing taxi, argu- ments, people thinking my hair’s red, thunder and lightning Secret Ambition: To become a cross-country truck driver Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: Certain frog jokes, a silver truck, and a one way street Activities: Code Club 2 - 4; Prom Committee 3; Cheering 2; Yearbook; Language Club 1 - 4; Driver’s Ed 3. DOROTHY JEAN HODGE Dotty Buzzards Bay I don ' t care” Likes: Fridays, 2:00, bowl- ing, no homework, swimming, money Dislikes: Monday mornings, homework, lunches, snobs Secret Ambition: to become a secretary Future Plans: to go to business college Will Always Remem- ber: summer of ' ll Activities: Driver’s Ed 3. JAMES MICHAEL MANAMON Buzz, Jimbones Bourne Likes: feeling good, animals, talking, people that don ' t rate other people, my family, goofin’, Monica, to be a part of people, ULE Dislikes: people who say they are moving somewhere and don ' t, people who don’t give chances, people that don’t smile, referees, umpires, etc. Secret A mbition: to give people things they never got, and get rich. Future Plans: play hockey, make lots of money Activities: Hockey 9 -12. ROBERT ELLIS WALTERS Ellis” Sagamore Beach Likes: Monty Python, old movies, tennis, basketball, well-tuned engines, science Dislikes: research reports, Welcome Back, Kotter” Secret Ambition: to become independently rich. Future Plans: college Will Always Remember: Fleshy Face, Valiants, fixing the muffler, conservation camp, Aptuxcet Rifle Club Activities: Tennis. ROBERT JAMES LOPEZ Bob Buzzards Bay Likes: disco, math, movies, classical music, gun collecting Dislikes: English, science Future Plans: to be a pilot Activi- ties: Basketball; Football; Horseback rid- ing; Swimming. CHARLENE T. HYNES Chas, Charlie” Sagamore Beach What can I say? Nothing much Likes: meeting people, being crazed, puppies and kit- tens (especially Blondie), sports, making peo- ple laugh, smiling, good times, Frampton, the guitar, cartoon Dislikes: chemistry and pg. 98, snobs, M.M. and her ways, being introduced, prejudices, saying goodbye, false friends, peo- ple afraid to be themselves, losing my temper Secret Ambition: to dance on American Band - stand, to own a dog names Boo Future Plans: living, P.T. at Northeastern Will Always Remem- ber: our night cruises in the car, the conver- sation, T.K.E. and the crazies from H P., a certain piece of pizza, my nightly swims” with Ray and Billy, summer of ' 77, all the great times with Sharon and Cris and all my friends, last two weeks in August Activities: Dispatch 4; Prom Committee 3; Driver’s Ed 3; Softball 2; Foreign Language Club 3; ' Yearbook 4; Senior Class Play. DIANE COLLETTE BEAUREGARD “Di, Diad, Diady” Monument Beach Yeah, really?” ForCryin’ out Loud, You Guys.” Likes: music, ECHO, good friends, sun- sets, the beach, UEE’s, Enfield, serenity Dislikes: peaches, misunderstandings, sunny days at Seacrest, two-faced peo- ple, cliques, deadlines, not knowing what to say, indecisive people. Secret Ambi- tion: to sail around the world Future Plans: to attend college Will Always Remember: Oct. 1, 2, 3, 1976; Nov. 4, 5, 6, 1 977; Dec. 2, 1 977; J.C.; a certain day at Sandy Neck, the peach, and 4th period English when the whole class did a John Stimson and Miss Brown’s face when we did it. CHARLES ALEC STUDLEY Pocasset Likes: Skiing, sports, Chena, King, B.G., K.B., North Conway, parties, both of the companies Dislikes: Snobs, Cape Cod, summer, ligaments, ORCS Secret Ambi- tion: To fulfill the first syllable of my last name Future Plans: Special forces, col- lege, law enforcement Will Always Remember: Feb. vacation of my junior year Activities: Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 4. BERNADETTE McDONALD Berni” Pocasset Likes: Music, Ma, being crazy, sleeping late, Chris, Catcher, the three stooges Dislikes: Getting a certain warning, steak, homework, people messing up my weekend, rainy days, collect calls Secret Ambition: To fly to New York in a paper airplane Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: Junior year, why Chris and I never went to the movies Activities: Hall Wanderer 1 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Class Play 4; Work Study 4. LISA E. CUBELLIS Lee,” Liza Buzzards Bay Likes: Nice clothes, work, guys, my friends, 260 z, the beach Dislikes: School, jocks, snobby people, rich peo- ple, people telling me what to do Swret Ambition: To live in the outskirts of a city Future Plans: To become a medical sec- retary Will Always Remember: My junior class, 3 2 76. UWRENCEJ.GARBACIK Larry Joe, Larry” Sagamore Likes: Golf, rifles, bowling, baseball, Penna., spike, Italian Stallion,” BGT Open Dislikes: Homework, page 98, wise freshmen, boring classes, April 1, 1977 Secret Ambition: Win the U.S. Open and Masters Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: Quebec Trip 1976, Aptuxcet Rifle Club Activities: Golf 1 - 4; Rifle Club 2 - 4; Yearbook 4; Driver’s Ed. 3. MICHAELS. HICKEY Tidus Buzzards Bay Likes: Dry Saturdays Dislikes: Falmouth, Wareham, heads Will Always Remember: Kearney’s little cruise down Shore Road and into Fountain’s driveway Activities: Football 1 ■ 4; Hockey 2, 4; Mung Zoo 1 - 4; Dirty 5 1-4. DEBRA ANN BARNABY Buzzards Bay Likes: Sewing, skating, swimming Secret Ambition: Go to Hawaii Future Plans: Go to fashion designing school and become a designer. MARIE THERESE JOYCE Cataumel Likes: Cat Stevens, Jim Rice, Star Trek Rice-a Roni, Fernwood 2 night,” Eric Idle, the Coneheads, tennis Dislikes: Wal- ruses, New York Yankees, Stereotypes, E.P. Secret Ambition: To dye my hair black Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: Going to Boston in Georgia ' s class, being lost in derelict city; Echo ' 68, the supreme big one Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Tennis 1 • 4; Spanish Club 3; Code Club 4; Math Team 3, 4; Orchestra 4. JAY S. FARRELL Jayself Buzzard Bay Likes: Hockey with coach Lincoln, M.G. ' s summer girls, Fridays, dances. Bob Gray, getting served Dislikes: Hockey with Mac, Favoritism, Cumberland Farms, Fitz, waking up in the morning, rejection Swret Ambition: To leave Bourne High to become somebody Future Plans: Who knows! Will Always Remember: UNH trip, a certain night at the police station, Freddie ' s guitar play- ing, football camp, CZ Activities: Hockey 1 - 4; Football 2; Baseball 3, 4; Party Committee 1 - 4; Powderpuff Cheer- leader 2; Senior Class Play. MARK STEPHEN ELLIS Reister Sagamore Beach Likes: Cars, working, basketball, base- ball, driving, certain girls, motorcycles Dislikes: Rain, certain girls, bad days, school, some freshmen, homework on weekends Secret Ambition: To be an accountant or a lawyer Future Plans: Col- lege Will Always Remember: Partying after the prom, summer 1 977 Activities: Baseball 2 - 4; Basketball 2 - 4. SARINA DIANE MONAST Buzzards Bay Likes: Classical and chamber music, sail- ing, 4-H, health foods, my family. High- field Theatre, crossword puzzles Dis- likes: Cigarette smoke, WRKO, Stereo- types, television, pessimists, apathy, pollution Secret Ambition: Get the artifi- cial chemicals out of all foods Future Plans: College and knowledge Will Always Remember: Going to Boston in Georgia ' s class, folk dancing at Wood ' s Hole, the supreme big one Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1 - 4; Stage Band 1 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; All-Cape Orchestra and Band 2 - 4; S.E. District Band 3, 4; Secretary 3; Debating 2 - 4; Math Team 3, 4; Year- book Staff 4; Tennis 1,3. JANET MARIE COREY Jan Pocasset Likes: Bill, the season, weekends, meet- ing different people, animals. Pink Floyd, the Beatles, going places I ' ve never been, laughing, crazy people, walking on the beach Dislikes: Nothing to do, not seeing Bill, waiting, arguments, closed minds, decisions, getting caught, unfriendly people, good-byes Secret Ambition: To live happily ever after Future Plans: To further my education and open my own shop Will Always Remember: Summer of ' 77, the red moon, behind the tree, partying with J.K. and other good friends, Giada ' s, all the crazy things Bill and I did Activities: President 1; FNA 2; Football Cheering 3; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Art 1 - 4. GEORGE MICHAEL SALA “Boomer Sagamore Beach Likes: Football, 67, snow, cars, music, parties, missing class, period 8 Dislikes: Losing, being told what to do, Falmouth, Wareham, Monday morning, working at restaurants Secret Ambition: To become a millionaire before I am 30. Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: Football camp at Otis Activities: Football 1 - 4; Hockey 1 ; Baseball 3 - 4; Track 2; Driver ' s Ed 3; Bourne High Dispatch. EDWARD F. KNAPP “Knapper, Eddie Bourne Oh, yeah! All right. I ' m a Bluebird Likes: baseball, sleep, relaxation, a good |oke, activity, good music, basketball. Dislikes: waking up, a bad joke, bore- dom, bad music, colds, complaints, slumps, the number 8. Secret Ambition: to be happy and retire early Future Plans: college and happiness Will Always Remember: everything I don ' t forget and the night someone threw a tree in the road and a car hit it. Activities: Baseball 1 4; Double Lunch 3 - 4. TRACY LYNN GLANVILL “Trac Pocasset Wicked; Come on you guys! Likes: my family. Cape Cod, Peter Frampton, sailboats, koala bears, horses, roses, clothes. New England, dogs, beaches Dislikes: rainy days, fish, people who think they ' re better than others, bugs, people who mistreat animals, Volk- swagons, being bored Secret Ambition: to show horses, fly a plane, and sky dive Future Plans: to go to college and travel Will Always Remember: the good times at BHS, and junior lunch with CR, JS, CK, DS, and DC. Activities: Track 2 - 4; Color Guard 3 - 4; Art Club 2 - 4; FHA 2 - 4; Code Club 4; Mountain Climbing Club 3 - 4; Driver ' s Ed 3. SUSAN GILMETTI Sue Pocasset You ' ve got to be kidding me! Likes: jaguars, N, S.B.C., summertime, Boston Lobsters, Boston Celtics, skiing, sun, clothes Dislikes: getting up at 6:00 A M., not getting the car Secret Ambition: to play for the Boston Lobsters Future Plans: college, travel Will Always Remember: August 16, 1977 Activities: Sr. Class Secretary; Cheering 2 - 4; Ten- nis 2 - 4; Code Club 2 - 4; Guidance 4; Track 1; Powder Puff 1; Prom Committee 3. CHRISTOPHER R. KINDER “Charlie Pocasset Likes: Spozo ' s, D.H., photography, the ocean, N.T., special friends, ASC ' s, ani- mals Dislikes: Hospitals, attire, trivia, the concept of the mole, old F.W.G., no more field trips with Georgia, aardvarks Secret Ambition: To be an entertainer Future Plans: College and research in biology Will Always Remember: Late back in ' 77, St. Georges SPSD, The Quebec trip, the 1 St and 2nd Bassetts Island Beach Party, English 3 Activities: Treasurer 4; Prom Committee Chairman ' s Righthand Man 3; Driver ' s Ed 3; Yearbook 4; Math Team 4; Hiking Club 4; Honor Society 4. THEODORE WILLIAM MOORE Theo, “Ted Sagamore Beach Likes: Music, dances, basketball, base- ball, sports, hoop after school. Dislikes: Freaks, people that don ' t give you a chance, heads, chemistry, no hoop after school, stuck up girls Secret Ambition: To be In the backcourt with Nate A. Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: Hoop with Crabs, the bench, Al (scooch), Josky, Crabs, Fabes, my mam men Activities: Basketball 1 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 2; Football 1 . LISA WUETHRICH Sagamore Beach Likes: the beach after the crowds have gone, horseback riding, a certain kind of wine, J.C., summer, long walks, the outdoors, and day-dreaming. Dislikes: some accelerators, saying good bye, loud people, waiting for something to happen, J.C., going too fast, being undependable, and crowds. Secret Ambition: to go to Australia Future Plans: College Activities: Language Club 1 , 2; Debating 2, 3; Yearbook Committee 4. JANET MARIE JACKSON Jay’ Gray Gables Likes: Mark M , partying, summer, canoeing in New Hampshire, the last day of school Dislikes: Mondays, the way school IS run, two-faced people, certain cliques Secret Ambition: Go to Hawaii and do a lot of traveling Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: 8 20 76, the summer of 76 and 77, a certain canoe trip, and all the good times I had with H.D., K.R., and K B Activities: Driv er ' s Ed. 3, Work Study 4. KENNETH J. BROWNE Ken,” Kenny ' ' Sagamore Likes: Fridays, sleeping late, doberman pinschers, gerbils, falcons, camping, frue blue friends, movies Dislikes: Get ting up early, cliques. Cape Cod winters, Mondays, cats, being bored, incorrect weather reports, not being able to borrow the car and not having enough money to afford my own, getting blisters, mowing the lawn, cold water, breaking my watch Secret Ambition: To be the next Jacques Cousteau Future Plans: Enter the marine biological field Activities: Concert Band 1 4; Stage Band 3 4 STEPHEN M. MOORE Magilla Gorilla,” Lurch Buzzards Bay Likes: Getting out of school early every day, D.S., F.A., I T., full gas tanks, money in my wallet, C.M., graduating Dislikes: Going to school, empty gas tanks, stuck- up people, Mr. Gibbon ' s mustache, bills, food at Bourne High Secret Ambition: It ' s a big secret Future Plans: To drive cross country in a big rig with a 45 ft. trailer Will Always Remember: The com petition in Mr. Lavin ' s U.S. History Class. KATHLEEN ANN LEBRUN Kath, Kathie, Dexta Monument Beach Likes: ECHO, the color yellow, my family, rainbows, special friends, Berg, a certain red rose, Brewster, singing, Enheld, and life Dislikes: Chemistry Secret Ambition: To get married and have twelve kids Future Plans: To study speech at Emer son Will Always Remember: Oct. 1, 2, 3, 1 976, March 4, 5, 6, 1 977, Nov. 4, 5, 6, 1 977, April 10, 1 977, A certain teacher and friend who taught me more about life than anyone else (NAL), F. J.D. Activi- ties: Basketball 1 4, Softball 1 4, All Cape Chorus 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3, Chorus 3, 4. TRACY MARBLE Buzzards Bay Likes: My family, my mom, Charlie and Mary, Debbie, sports, cheering, being with someone special, listening to intelli- gent people, astrology, good parties, true friends Dislikes: Arguments, inconsider- ation, anticipation, being late and diets Secret Ambition: To be successful in my field of study Future Plans: College and travel Will Always Remember: T.A., sum mer of ' 76, R.E.C., family reunions, Aug. 77, and all the good times I had with Debbie, Patty and Sue Activities: Field Hockey 1 4; Basketball Cheering 2 - 4, Tennis 1 - 4; Code Club 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3. DAVID A. BIAGIOTTI Bug” Monument Beach Likes: Parties, good friends, good music, Vicki, week ends, K.C., Plymoufhs Dislikes: Rainy days, school, not working, big shots. Fords, most days, people who think they know It all Secret Ambition: To make enough money for things I need and go places I want to go to Future Plans: Quit smoking and stay alive Will Always Remember: Having to wake up in the morning for nothing, Mr. Gasper ' s crafts class. V RANDAL RAY NORTON Otis A F.B Likes: Music, sports, reading, traveling, trivia Dislikes: Nothing Secret Ambition: To do something never done before Future Plans: Attend college at Utah State Will Always Remember: The people who made coming to Bourne High so en|oyable Activities: Football 4. ANGELA J.TIMO Angie Monument Beach Likes: Brian, Sandy Neck Beach, water- skiing, clubbing, Elton John, my super parents, my great friends — Renee and Linda Dislikes: Jocks, rainy days, being alone, being broke. Math, having a rotten car, people who say they don ' t care Secret Ambition: To travel cross country to California Future Plans: College and marriage Will Always Remember: A trip to Framingham, Elton John Concert ' 76, Mud Cove, New York trip, my best friends — Renee and Linda Activities: Color Guard 3; Chorus 1 3; Driver ' s Ed 3, Powder Puff 2, 3. LORETTA M. BURNS Lon Gray Gables Likes: MG ' s, Martha ' s Vineyard, mopeds, Steve Miller, dancing, Mr, Fitz, clothes Dislikes: Chemistry, homework, grouchy customers, losing basketball games, get ting up early Secret Ambition: To win the Grand Prix Future Plans: College and Travel Will Always Remember: January 21, 1977, being sick my junior year Activities: Basketball 1 - 4; Code Club 2 4; Guidance Office 3, 4; Homecoming Court 2 4; Prom Committee 3, Prom Court 3; Bourne High Dispatch 4; Year- book 4. MICHELLE CONSTANCE HALL Hallsie, Boo Pocasset Likes: Being with friends, listening to good music, having money, |oking with Vicky, getting along with my folks, play- ing sports, Mr. Southworth, mom, (Mrs. Melvin). Dislikes: Fighting, school lunchs, being broke, bring grounded, people who dislike other people for stu pid reasons Secret Ambition: To play in the 1 980 Olympics Future Plans: To become a Physical Ed. teacher Will Always Remember: Vickey and all her help, summer of ' 77, my buddy Mr. Southworfh, Mrs. Melvin, mom Activi- ties: Field Hockey 1 4; Basketball 1 - 4, Softball 1 , 2; Art Club 1 ; AAssoc. 1 3; Spanish Club 1 - 3. LEE ANN RITVO Rit, Skeets Pocasset Likes: ECHO, sunsets, stars, friends, Mercedes, smiles, butterflies, strawber ries, Dexter Dislikes: Green pepper, bloomers, math, footfire, being lost, page 98 cret Ambition: To meet a leprechaun Future Plans: College and Med school Will Always Remember: Donzo, April 1, 2, 3, Berg, Mac, Bar bara ' s little man, my prom, the day Bub bles was born, Georgia ' s class Activities: Basketball 1 - 4; Field Hockey 2 - 4; Ten nis 1 , 2, 4; Code Club 2 4; President 2, 3; Sophomore Ring Committee 2: Home coming Court 3; Prom Court 3; Lan guage Club 1 3 1 DANIEL ROY MELCHER Otis A.F.B. Likes: Football, beating Wareham, base- ball, weightlifting, girls, parties. Coach DRDCA Dislikes: Otis, study hall, unfriendly people, being called some thing at a certain pep rally Secret Ambi- tion: To get rich Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: Garland ' s party, L.C. ' s party, beating Wareham Activities: Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Weightlifting 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN SULLIVAN Barb” Buzzards Bay Likes: Bob Miller, Boston, Boz Scaggs, being with my friends Natalie and Mar- gie, Bozo, rowdy Brums games, nice clothes, my parents, Mattidol Dislikes: The fairies, waiting, having nothing to do, Emile and Eunice, 1 6 78 Secret Ambition: To be a U.S. senator or an F B I. agent Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: Our farm buddies, Dec. 1 , Dec. 3 1 , a certain phone call, a certain fish Activities: Debating 1 4; Code Club 2 ■ 4; FNA 2 ■ 4; Band 3; Bourne High Dispatch 4; Foreign Lan- guage Club 1, 2. JOHN SORENTI ROBINSON Sagamore Likes: Girls, parties, nice cars, money Dislikes: Getting up early for school, and a certain Nova with a 350 Secret Ambi- tion: To have the fastest car in Bourne Future Plans: College and see the world Will Always Remember: The Prom of 76” Activities: Baseball 1,4; Football 1; Tennis 1, 2; Driver ' s Ed 3. DAVID A. JARVIS Buzzards Bay Likes: Pink Floyd, Todd, Beatles, ELP, Yes, Jeff Beck, John Lennon Dislikes: School lunches Secret Ambition: To own a castle on a large estate Future Plans: Move west Will Always Remember: Grad uation day. Must Do Always Activities: President 4; Hockey; Football. ELIZABETH A. GRIFFIN Beth” Gray Gables Likes: People, Florida, sunshine, being happy, partying, riding Harleys, sunsets Dislikes: Winter, people who play make believe, broken promises Secret Ambi- tion: To always be happy Future Plans: Go across country and live in Florida Will Always Remember: Freshman year, Elton John, living in Florida, Chrispee, summer of ' 77, good times with Cathy and Karen, riding Harleys, party ing KAREN J.ARENO Kareno” Buzzards Bay Likes: Long summer nights, cool ocean breezes, art, sports, good friends, laugh- ing, jeans, old t-shirts Dislikes: Math, green, chocolate Secret Ambition: To find the seventh fleet Future Plans: Navy, art school Will Always Remember: All the good times Phyllis and I had growing up Activities: Softball 1 ; Track 2 - 4; Volley- ball 4; Yearbook 4; Driver’s Ed. 3; Pho- tography 4. ROBERT JACK GENDRON Gen,” General” Sagamore Likes: Baseball, Pocasset, blonds, Flo- rida, HR ' s, mustangs, turning 2,” beat- ing Wareham Dislikes: Rained out games, winter, Wareham, being unable to play ball, tests Secret Ambition: To play in L.A. Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: Senior class party my sophomore year, a certain field trip, win- ning the states in ' 78 Activities: Football 1, 2; Basketball 1 - 4; Baseball 1 - 4. DENNIS F. DALY Den Pocasset Likes; Sam, rainbows, sunrises, sunsets, convertibles, Sandy Neck, music. Dodges Dislikes; Jocks, people who use you, people who judge other people, a teacher Secret Ambition; To fulfill my future plans Future Plans; To do well in life Will Always Remember; Searching for a rainbow, a certain sunrise, Sandy Neck beach Aug. 7, 1977, Sandwich police. DONNA M. SYLVESTER Twirp Sagamore Likes; Meeting people, going to sleep in study hall, going home at 1 2:20, bowk mg, swimming, S. M Dislikes; School, snobby people, a close friend being away, school lunches, English Secret Ambition; To help the handicapped chil- dren Future Plans; To go to college Will Always Remember; The hard work Mr. Weston gave me. KATHERINE J. LIMEBURNER Kathy Sagamore Likes; Good books, music, partying, buy- ing clothes, England, traveling, sleeping late, summer Dislikes; Phony people, being bored, T.V., having no money, homework, running out of gas Secret Ambition; To go on a world cruise Future Plans; To live my life to its fullest Will Always Remember; My summer in Eng land Activities; Track 2. HARRIET DICKERSON Harry-0 Sagamore Likes; Being with Raymond, listening to Earth, Wind and Fire, dancing, working Dislikes; Being blamed for everything, school lunches Secret Ambition; To open my own business Future Plans; Get my own place while I ' m in college, work, and be with Raymond Will Always Remem- ber; Raymond, Nellie, and me down at the canal. DIANNE L. HOLT Dee, Di Pocasset Likes; D D., sunsets, the ocean, walking, my family, Norton, warm sunny days. Picture Lake, having friends Dislikes; Rainy days, T. D., Cold feet, getting into trouble, the librarian, having enemies, fights Secret Ambition; Travel around the world Future Plans; Modeling, airline stewardess Will Always Remember; June 1 7, 1 977, my accident Activities; FHA 2, 3; Colorguard 2 4, Dispatch 4, Driver’s Ed 3; Office Girl 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Jr Prom Committee, Code Club 3, 4. MARK RUSSELL BENSON Pocasset Likes; Carpentry, eating Secret Ambi- tion; To become self-employed Future Plans; College Activities; Tennis, Skiing. LISA DIANE GREENBERG “Lisa Buzzards Bay Likes: English, psychology, working with people, having true friends, having a good time, walking along the beach when the sun goes down Dislikes: Cliques, stuck up people, math, adv. biology, locks, rainy days Secret Ambition: To go to California and travel around the world Future Plans: To go to college for two years Will Always Remember: Summer of ■74 and ' 75. ROBERT STEPHEN FOUNTAIN Bob Monument Beach Likes: Hockey, beating the clock. Nan tucket, Breault’s boat, sailing. New Hampshire, Gibbs, baseball Dislikes: U.S. History, rumors, the green bench Secret Ambition: Live a good life Future Plans: Go to college ' Will Always Remem- ber: Climbing the water tower with Lee, Dave, and Peter, Nantucket, my best buddy, Fred, trying to play baseball, Ron- nie ' s head Activities: Hockey 1 4, Base- ball 1 4. MICHAEL L.SORENTI Ziggy Sagamore Beach Likes: Snow, crowds, getting rowdie, big checks, 60-hour week Dislikes: Rain, bums, small checks, no work Secret Ambition: To race in the INDY 500 Future Plans: College, business Will Always Remember: Fitch Activities: Hockey 1 - 4; Football 1, 2. DONNA ANNETTE HARRISON Buzzards Bay Likes: True friends, dancing, traveling, roses, music, parties, shopping, summer Dislikes: Rainy days, being lonely, being allergic to chocolate, nothing to do, sun poisoning, June 1 3, 1 975, last flight from Mildenhall, insincerity Secret Ambi- tion: To be an American Ambassador to France and live in Pans Future Plans: To always let my reach exceed my grasp Will Always Remember: 35 Roundwood Road, marketday in Manningtree Activi- ties: Language Club 2; Band 3; Chorus 3, 4, Volleyball 4; Prom Committee Chairperson 3; Yearbook Staff 4; All Cape Band 3; Woodbridge American H.S., England 1 . IRENE GRACE TANNER Buzzards Bay Likes: Larry, pickles, the ocean, Barry Manilow, Friday’s accounting Dislikes: School, questions without answers, spi- ders, nosey people, Leo ' s Secret Ambi- tion: It ' s a secret Future Plans: None Will Always Remember: October 29, 1 978, summer of ' 74 Activities: FHA 1 ■ 4; Cho- rus 1 ■ 4; Art Club 1 ; Driver ' s Ed. 3. JAMES S. FOUGERE “Fuji Buzzards Bay Likes: Football, waterskiing, snow skiing, summer Dislikes: Ram, heads, school lunches, away football games, football in the cold Secret Ambition: Big time col- lege football Future Plans: Engineering Will Always Remember: The convenience of Fountain’s driveway Activities: Foot- ball 1 - 4; Hockey 1, 2; Weight Lifting 1 - 4; Mung Zoo 4. MAUREEN THERESA DELANEY ■‘Moe” Pocasset Likes: My family, nieces, nephews, my friends, Ruthie Faber, Karen Faber, dogs, sailing, hockey, swimming, baskef- ball Dislikes: Peas, tourists, shobs, school lunches Secret Ambition: It ' s a secret Future Plans: Become a nursery teacher Activities: Committee of 40 3; Driver’s Ed 3; Chorus 3; Basketball Man- ager 2; Yearbook 4. SHANE JINSON Jintz Monument Beach Likes: Weird jokes, baseball, speedball, weekends, money, target shooting, bea- ver shooting Dislikes: Chemistry, Menu ment Beach, getting up at 6;30, freaks, and heads, losing to Wareham Secret Ambition: To win the round of DNO Future Plans: Undecided Will Always Remember: Mo ' s and the hospitality of Bob ' s mother Activities: Student Govern- ment 1 , Baseball 2; Track 4. RANDALL JOHN PERANI Randy” Pocasset Likes: Mustangs, fishing, guitars, girls, parties Dislikes: School lunches, Peter Frampton, cats Secret Ambition: To be a bird Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: The 75 World Series Activi- ties: Baseball, Basketball, Key Club. GEORGE PALMER PHILBRICK Georgia Buzzards Bay Likes: To party, nice girls, Boston, goof- ing oft, goodtimes, trucks Dislikes: Hangovers Secret Ambition: To enjoy and make the best out of my life Future Plans: To rejoin the reg. army Will Always Remember: Mr. Weston and Mr. Bonino. CHARLES A. GARLAND Charlie” Buzzards Bay Likes: Track, my car, Fleetwood Mac, Red Sox, Ballentme, drive-ins, skiing, beavers Dislikes: Trees, N Y. Yankees, grasshoppers, politicians, dogs, T.V. heads, tourists Secret Ambition: To go to Hawaii and give every girl there a lei Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: The tree that jumped out in front of my car Activities: Football 2, 4; Basketball 1 , 2, 3; Track 1 , 2, 3, 4; Ten- nis 1; NHS3,4. PETER FRANCIS SWEENEY Brittle Bones Monument Beach Likes: Crowded parties, C.T., Sci-fic- tion movies, Christmas, New Year’s Eve, Elton John Dislikes: Getting sus- pended, loud people, immature peo- ple, bad grades Secret Ambition: To make a million Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: Climbing the tower with Robert and Dave Activi- ties: Football 1 - 3; Hockey 1, 2. DEBORAH ANNE HOUGH ■ ' Deb ' Buzzards Bay Likes: Quiet beaches, sunsets, Enfield, N. H., true friends. Echo, BAS, J. C., Mountains Dislikes: Fighting, not being able to talk to anyone, not being me Secret Ambition: To find my aim in life Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: Special friends from D.Y., drive m movies with care, frog jokes, all the fun with Mimi at BA ' s, long talks with Lorl Ann Activities: Art Club; ENA; Span ish Club; Office Girl; Track 2, 1 ; Code Club; Powder Puff. THOMAS J. SULLIVAN Tom Pocasset Likes: Golf, tennis, chess, partying, sleeping, good friends Dislikes: Getting up early, people who love themselves Secret Ambition: To do everything fun at least once Future Plans: MMA, seeing the world Will Always Remember: Sum mer of 77, friends that made the good times, never going to school Activities: Golf 2 4; First Period Sleep Team 1 4 SHAWN MARKTUCY Juice, Tuch Buzzards Bay Likes: Weekends, parties, football, win- ning Dislikes: Snobs, Falmouth, Ware- ham, not knowing what to do, losing Secret Plans: To be no. 1 and rich Future Plans: College Will Always Remember: 4:30 Activities: Football 1 4, Weightlift- ing 1 4, Mung Zoo 4. JEFFREY P. BERTOZZI Bert Cataumet Likes: Giving J. C. a hard time, Friday nights, the 2:00 bell, good music, falling asleep in math Dislikes: Being called Jef frey, getting out of bed in the morning, going to school, being punched by J. C. Secret Ambition: To move to Columbia Future Plans: To sleep late more often Will Always Remember: Page 98, because I don’t have any choice Activi- ties: Hockey 4. THOMAS J. DUFF Tom Buzzards Bay Likes: Fishing, hunting, outdoors Dis- likes: losing a big fish Secret Ambition: To catch the biggest striped bass in the Cape Cod Canal Future Plans: To become an auto mechanic. ANNE MARIE FORNI Annie, “Zep Sagamore Likes: Music, parties, weekends, being with all my friends, the beach Dislikes: DNS, J. C.’s the parking lot across from central, lunch, Colleen Secret Ambition: To go to London and live there for the rest of my life Future Plans: To travel Will Always Remember: The summer of 76 and 77 going back and forth to N. B., all the good times at B.H.S. Activities: Driver ' s Ed 3. KARYNGRAZULIS Sagamore STEPHEN HARRINGTON Steve Buzzards Bay LISA GREENE Lisa Bourne WILLIAM SIMMONS Gray Gables Tom THOMAS NORTON Cataumet JEFFREY PARTRIDGE Jeff OtisA.F.B. WILLIAM SUTKUS Bill Buzzards Bay DONALD CYR M Don Pocasset NANCY BEANE Nanc” Bourne BARBARA SMOLINSKY ■Barb Buzzards Bay LORI-ANN SHALKAUSKAS ‘Lon” Monument Beach STEVEN BERNARDO ■Steve” Buzzards Bay KIM YOUNG “Kimbies Pocasset Class of 1978 f Adamson, Harry 33 ! Anderson, Eric 28 Areno, Karen 40 Baker, James 24 i Barnaby, Debra 35 • Baxter, Pamela 47 ; Beane, Nancy 46 i ' Beauregard, Diane 34 Benson, Mark 41 Bernagozzi, Kay 28 Bernardo, Steve 46 Bernhardt, Vicki 21 Bertozzi, Jeffrey 44 : Betti ey, Mary 26 Bevilacqua, Gina 30 Biagiotti, David 38 Bilodeau, Judith 31 Bock, Cristine 30 Bradley, Phyllis 20 Browne, Kenneth 38 Burley, Catherine 25 Burns, Joseph 25 Burns, Loretta 39 Butler, Mark 22 Cabell, Donald 20 Cabell, Ronald 27 Cahir, Carolyn 24 Cardoza, Bruce 32 Chase, Franklin 21 Chepren, Renee 27 Civilinski, John 1 9 Cohoon, Richard 1 8 Collins, Christine 1 8 Collins, Theresa 1 9 Cook, Cynthia 32 Cook, Jacqueline 29 Corey, Janet 36 Coulombe, Michael 24 Crabtree, Jeffrey 47 Cremonini, Phyllis 33 j Cristofori, Tara 28 Cubellis, Lisa 35 Cyr, Catherine 31 : Cyr, Donald 46 Daley, Dennis 41 Dann, Sandra 25 ' DeCastro, Carlos 32 Decatur, James 30 Delaney, Maureen 43 Delouche, Jackie 47 Delouche, Janine 47 Dickerson, Harriet 41 Dobbins, Heidi 25 Doble, Dan 31 Donovan, Sharon 33 Doucette, Joseph 23 Duberger, Donald 31 Duff, Thomas 44 Ellis, Mark 36 Faber, Robert 22 Farrell, Jay 36 Federico, Lynn 50 Fisher, Eloise 20 Fitchett, Jeffrey 26 Forni, Anne 44 Fougere, James 42 Fountain, Robert 42 Fuchs, Brenda 24 Fuller, Bobby 47 Gall, Ralph 29 Garbacik, Larry 35 Garland, Charles 43 Gaudet, Anita 32 Gavazza, Kathleen 18 Gendron, Robert 40 Gilmetti, Susan 37 Glanvill, Tracy 37 Gordon, John 19 Goryl, Francis 32 Gouge, Alan 22 Govina, Matthew 47 Gratis, Michael 25 Grazulis, Karyn 45 Greenberg, Alisa 42 Greene, Lisa 45 Griffin, Beth 40 Hack, Bruce 23 Hall, Michelle 39 Hallam, Michelle 22 Harrington, Stephen 45 Harrison, Donna 42 Hickey, Michael 35 Hockenberry, Terri 18 Hodge, Dorothy 34 Holt, Dianne 41 Hoppe, Ted 25 Hough, Deborah 44 Huard, Maurice 47 Hurle, Mark 26 Hynes, Charlene 34 Jackson, Janet 38 Jarvis, David 40 Jaworski, Jim 1 9 Jinson, Shane 43 Jones, Brian 21 Joyce, Marie 36 Kearney, Stephen 21 Kinder, Christopher 37 Knapp, Edward 37 Krzyzek, Christopher 28 Kokoszka, Corinne 22 Labretto, Susan 32 Leach, Gerald 24 Lebel, Susan 47 Le Brun, Kathleen 38 Leslie, Bruce 27 Limeburner, Katherine 41 Lopez, Robert 34 Manamon, James 34 Marble, Tracy 38 Marshall, Linda 28 Maxim, Marion 31 McDonald, Bernadette 35 McMahon, Christine 26 Meissner, Robert 1 8 Melcher, Dan 39 Michelsen, Lisa 31 Monast, Sarina 36 Monte, Carol 20 Moore, Stephen 38 Moore, Theodore 37 Morin, Leslie 21 Murray, William 20 Norton, Thomas 45 Norton, Randy 39 Oakley, Brian 47 O ' Keefe, James 30 O’Neil, Francis 20 Parsons, Al 47 Parsons, Louis 26 Partridge, Jeff 45 Perani, Randall 43 Pescosolido, Steven 29 Philbrick, George 43 Pierce, Patricia 27 Peutz, William 33 Purdy, Kimberly 30 Reese, Rebecca 24 Ritvo, Lee 39 Robinson, John 40 Robbins, Kelli 27 Robin, Karen 23 Rogers, Kathleen 23 Roux, Joseph 30 Russell, Cindy 24 Russell, Deborah 47 Sala, George 36 Shalkauskas, Lori 46 Sherman, Diane 29 Simmons, Bill 45 Smart, Barbara 29 Smolinsky, Barbara 46 Songer, Kyle 18 Sorenti, Michael 42 Studley, Charles 35 Sullivan, Thomas 44 Sutkas, William 46 Souza, Pamela 47 Stimus, Vicki 21 Sullivan, Barbara 40 Sundman, Patricia 47 Sweeney, Peter 43 Swift, Mary-Alice 1 9 Sylvester, Donna 41 Talbot, Sandra 29 Tanner, Irene 42 Therriault, Marc 47 Timo, Angela 39 To bey, Duncan 47 Towers, Mary 47 Trexel, Richard 23 Tucy, Shawn 44 VerNooy, Nancy 1 9 Vincent, Carol 22 Walters, Robert 34 Wall, James Kevin 28 Way, Wendy 33 Watson, Edward 33 Wheeler, Robert 27 Wixon, Kathleen 23 Wuethrich, Lisa 40 Young, Kim 46 Congratulations to the Class of ' 78 From the Class of ' 80 Our Adver+isers Support Us . . . Your Dreams Are Your Business . . . Making Them Come True Is Ours. CCB T CAPE COD BANK AND TRUST Congratulations and Good Luck to the Graduating Class of ' 78 Congratulations to the Class of ' 78 From the Class of ' 8 1 . . . Support Our Advertisers! Friends and Faculty Who Helped Support Us — — Tha nk You! Mr. Bob Angelo Mr. Lee A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rev. and Mrs. Irving Beveridge Kocknowicz Mr. and Mrs. John Bonino Mr. and Mrs. Koronklewicz Mr. and Mrs. George Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Burgess Labranche Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burns Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ciolkowski Laughton Mr. and Mrs. William Cook Mr. George Lavin Mr. Gerry Czarnetzki Mr. and Mrs. William Lavin Mr. Francis E. Daley Mr. and Mrs. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lyon Desaulniers Mr. Edward McCar thy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eischeid Mr. and Mrs. Al Montagna Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Patterson Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Putnam Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Miss Mary Louise Rice Garbutt Mr. and Mrs. Emile Roberge Mr. and Mrs. John Gasper Mr. and Mrs. David Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gaylord Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gendron Southworth Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Sturgis Gibbons Mr. R. F. Tamagini Mr. and Mrs. John Gray Miss Mary Tinkham Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray Mrs. Margaret Tonello Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Rod Valentini Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gruner Mr. and Mrs. Rodney E. Mr. and Mrs. Hamlen Weston Lynnette Holden Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Williams Hopwood Mrs. Sandra E. Wood SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1 . Class Rebels: Beth Griffin and Eddie Watson 2. Friendliest: Patty Pierce and Alan Gouge I 3. Most Talented: Jackie Cook and John Civilinski i 4. Most Studious: Mark Hurle and Sarina Monast I 5. Best All-Round: Alan Gouge and Tracy Marble 6. Done The Most For Bourne: Lee Ritvo, David Jarvis and Joe Burns 51 1 . Most Organized: Mark Hurle and Mary Bettley 2. Shyest: Kenny Browne and Lori-Ann Shalkauskas 3. Personality Plus: Donald Cabell and Lori Burns 4. Highway Menace: Sue Labretto and Jim O ' Keefe 5. Most Athletic: Michelle Hall and Bob Gendron 6. Most Dependable: Nancy VerNooy and Charlie Garland Class Clown: 1 . Michelle Hall and 2. Jay Farrell 3. Best Dressed: John Civilinski and Mimi Hallam 4. Best Looking: Bob Fountain and Lori Burns 5. Most Likely To Succeed: Steve Pescosolido and Jackie Cook 6. Class Artist: Karen Areno and Ted Moore N ' l MT B9 Most Spirited: 1 . Jay Farrell and 2. Michelle Hall 3. Most Absent-Minded: Tom Sullivan and Donna Harrison 4. Most Loquacious: Sarina Monast and Donald Cabell 5. Most Dramatic: Rick Cohoon and Donna Harrison 6. Most Flirtatious: Heidi Dobbins and Shawn Tucy 7. Most Musical: Jackie Cook and John Civilinski t i ' -A ' jll ' ' .V ' 54 1 . B. Griffin 2. K. Robin 3. K. Rogers 4. B. Simmons 5. S. Tucy, J. O’Keefe, J. Burns 6. T. Collins 7. C. Collins 8. T. Cristofori 9. K. Gavazza 10. P. Souza 1 1 . K. LeBrun 12. V. Stimus 1 3. C. Bock 14. T. Glanvill 1 5. R. Fountain 1 6. S. Labretto 1 7. M. Gratis Class Will We, the class of 1978 of Bourne High School In the County of Barnstable, in the State of Massachusetts, being of fairly sound mind, memory, and under standing, do solemnly make our Last Will and Testament m the manner and form following: I, Harry Adamson, leave to get away from my little sister. I, Eric Anderson, leave to play pro- hockey. I, Karen Areno, leave saying, •’Hello, sailor, want to get lucky? I, James Baker, leave my Sinclair Scien- tific to Paul. I, Debra Barnaby, leave for fashion designing. I, Pamela Baxter, leave Buzzards Bay. I, Nancy Beane, leave as Betsy Wong. I, Diane Beauregard, leave my recorder to the music theory class. I, Mark Benson, leave square dancing. I, Kay Bernagozzi, leave all my hair to the skinheads. I, Steve Bernardo, leave wondering what the inside of the school looks like. I, Vicki Bernhardt, leave all the boys in Bourne High to my sister. I, Jeff Bertozzi, leave with no regrets, no excess knowledge and no idea of what prompted me to come here in the first place. I, Mary Bettley, leave most of their cut- downs behind and saying, Jackie, calm down, are you O.K.? I, Gina Bevilacqua, leave Bourne High remembering the day Beth Griffin ran down the halls with a Canalman bag over her head screaming, Jock hat, Jock hat ... I, David Biagiotti, leave to grow to six feet tall. I, Judy Bilodeau, leave Mr. McCarthy all my math homework. I, Kim Bilodeau, leave. I, Christine Bock, leave saying, Yeah, right. I, Phyllis Bradley, leave trying to find my own way with hopes that my sister will find hers after leaving this school. I, Kenneth Browne, leave Richie Boynton my drum sticks. I, Cathy Burley, leave my ban sax to Johnnie Hewlett. I, Joey Burns, leave the last Burns to play football at Bourne High at least for a while. I, Lon Burns, leave my spot in basketball to Karen Moore. I, Mark Butler, leave all my books to my sister Janine, all things unfinished to Gerry Houde, and all my friend- ship to anyone who will take it. I, Ronald Cabell, leave still saying, I didn ' t do It! I, Carolyn Cahir, leave never to forget all the great times I had at BHS, espe- cially in my junior year. I, Bruce Gardoza, leave to join Robert, Ronnie, Henry, Marcie, Valerie, and Eugene. I, Frank Chase, leave wondering whether or not I will care about the first deriv ative of x3 + 4x2 + 9 being 3x2 + 8x, I, Donald Cabell, leave many girls weep mg. or that NH, + PO, + ONH,PO, is not a balanced equation, in ten years. I, Renee Chepren, leave the four moni- tors smoke detectors. I, John Civilinski, leave my Parler le Francais and my athletic ability to Liz Prete. I, David Cochrane, leave my two-page encyclopedia with pictures and illus- trations included. I, Richard Cohoon, leave to all under classmen having the ability to follow directions a step by step guide to insulting tall people. I, Chris Collins, leave Dr. Liz Prete all my wild Drosophila. I, Theresa Collins, leave to get married in June to Matthew J. Opekum. I, Cindy Cook, leave Bourne High to go join John. I, Jacqueline A. Cook, leave my army to anyone who can figure out what the difference between Stanley and Clar- ence IS, and my charter membership in the Scrawny Sheep Club to the Navajo Indians. I, Janet Corey, leave with Bill. I, Michael Coulombe, leave my red hair to Mr. Belliveau. I, Jeff Crabtree, leave my hat to Mr. Southworth. I, Phyllis Cremonini, leave my only kid- ding jokes to Mr. Frazier and my calm, cool, and collected temper to Mr. Salerno. I, Tara Cristofori, leave my role as Prin cess Ingrid to anyone. I, Lisa Cubellis, leave my deep voice to Mrs. Wood. I, Cathy Cyr, leave with my brother. I, Donald Cyr, leave with my sister. I, Dennis Daly, leave for good. I, Sandra Dann, leave Mr. Southworth to watch for the buses on snowy days. I, Carlos DeCastro, leave D. G. a clean locker. I, Maureen Delaney, leave Bourne High forever — thank God! I, Jackie Delouche, leave my camera to Mrs. Brown. I, Janine Delouche, leave the volleyball team to L. Merritt. I, Brad Decatur, leave for the insurance business. I, Harriet Dickerson, leave with Ray mond. I, Heidi Dobbins, leave my wardrobe of clothes to Mrs. W. and her many empty closets. I, Dan Doble, leave my hockey stick to Dave Ariagno. I, Sharon Donovan, leave my cage in Mr. Southworth ' s U.S. History to my sis- ter, Donna. I, Joseph Doucette, leave Bourne High with the satisfaction of having learned something. I, Donald Duberger, leave our ever smil mg, happy-go-lucky librarian, Mrs. Gruner, with a tube of Ultra Bnte so she can keep up that never ending smile. I, Tom Duff, leave to go fishing at the Cape Cod Canal. I, Mark Ellis, leave Bourne High to get educated. I, Robert Faber, leave trusting Patty. I, Jay Farrell, leave still saying, I ' m not guilty! I, Eloise Fisher, leave Bourne High School still working at Howard John- son ' s. I, Jeff Fitchett, have left. I, Anne Form, leave Bourne High and the town of Bourne to find some excite- ment. I, James Fougere, leave to be an engi- neer. I, Bob Fountain, leave to play hockey. I, Bob Fuller, leave my brothers to stay behind to finish school here, and the memory of my being here to my good friends: Jeff, Sean, Torsten, Paul, Skip, Tammy, Kathy, Diane, Glen, Mark and Anne. I, Ralph Gall, leave with a lot of gall and more coming in. I, Larry Garbacik, leave Mr. V. to put up with my brother for three more years. I, Charles Garland, leave my front fender to the metal shop. I, Anita Gaudet, leave my locker to Polly and whoever else wants to share it with her. I, Kathy Gavazza, leave never having to hear my favorite roast beef fan, Donna Donovan, teasing remarks about Mr. Agility. I, Bob Gendron, leave for the beaches and babes in Florida. I, Susan Gilmetti, leave all the school gossip to my younger sister, Mary. I, Tracy Glanvill, leave Bourne High with the satisfaction of leaving my sister here for another glorious, fun-filled year. I, John Gordon, leave for California. I, Frank Goryl, leave to work at the Buz- zards Bay Theater. I, Alan Gouge, leave always remember- ing my last three minutes of basket- ball. I, Matthew Govma, leave to return Nev- ermore. I, Michael Gratis, leave with Lydia next to me in my airplane, still wondering what all those pretty little lights are for. I, Karyn Grazulis, leave with a Cheshire cat ' s smile. 1, Alisa Greenberg, leave wishing the best of luck to other classes. I, Lisa Greene, leave. I, Beth Griffin, leave our stash to Mr. B., who never got it m four years. I, Bruce Hack, leave my statistician’s job to any unsuspecting freshman. I, Michelle Hall, leave dribbling and danc- ing into JoJo ' s arms. I, Michelle Hallem, leave for the world of high fashion. I, Steve Harrington, leave for the bakery. I, Donna Harrison, leave dramatically, I think?? I, Mike Hickey, leave B.H.S. to Jackie and Lynn. I, Tern Hockenberry, leave Mr. Johnson my goggles. I, Dorothy Hodge, leave quietly. I, Dianne Holt, leave Mrs. Wood ' s office Class Will practice class five minutes earlier than usual. I, Ted M. Hoppe, leave Bourne High wishing that Mr. S. would take a bas- ketball and shove it. I, Deb Hough, leave Bourne High with three younger Houghs to follow. I, Maurice Huard, leave to race motorcy- cles. I, Mark Hurle, leave my Exxon credit card to Russell Gauthier, where it will not be appreciated as there is no need for It. I, Charlene Hynes, leave Laurie Bradley with one less fan in the halls. I, Janet Jackson, leave to go skiing. I, David Jarvis, leave to be the first rock star president. I, Jim Jaworski, leave my famed Size 20 to anyone who can fill it. I, Shane Jinson, leave my column space to Jerry Humphrey. I, Brian Jones, leave Jimmy Quintal noth- ing but trouble. I, Mane Joyce, leave Helen, Beth, Susan, and Debbie Burger King crowns. I, Steve Kearney, leave my untied shoe- lace look to Mr. Czarnetszki. I, Christopher Kinder, leave a collection of lunch table jokes to anyone who can discern their true meaning. I, Edward Knapp, leave Miss Rice a fire escape that no one will ever walk on. I, Chris Krzyzek, leave my two brothers four years of bull. I, Corinne Kokoszka, leave Noodles, Karen and Jill our lunch table. I, Susan Labretto, leave to find a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. I, Gerald Leach, leave Mr. J. a bottle of Head and Shoulders. I, Susan Lebel, leave not knowing I left. I, Kathie LeBrun, leave all my brothers and sisters and five cases of tran- quillizers to the teachers at B.H.S. I, Bruce Leslie, leave working at Sandy’s. I, Kathy Limeburner, leave for England. I, Robert Lopez, leave my collection of newspapers and my locker to Ered Leavitt. I, Jim Manamon, leave knowing that the class of 79 is fine, but the class of 78 IS great! I, Tracy Marble, leave Robyn Sylvester a pair of boxing gloves. 1, Linda Marshall, leave hoping that Janine Butler will ' ‘ful-FILL” all her dreams, leave Wanda Barnes my life supply of Playgirl, and Bob my friendship, may he do with it as he pleases. I, Marion Maxim, leave to do missionary work. I, Berm McDonald, leave still crazy after all these years. I, Patty McDonnell, leave my sneakers to anyone who takes gym five days a week. I, Chris McMahon, leave Bourne High to goof at the world and eventually set- tle in California. I, Bob Meissner, leave still thinking a mole” IS something on Mr. John- son ' s cheek. I, Dan Melcher, leave with many more Melchers to come to B.H.S. I, Lisa Michelsen, leave all my dirty jokes to Mr. Daley. I, Sarina Monast, leave my argyle socks to Mr. Wood and my B.H.S. Dis- patch” articles to my sister Diane. I, Carol Monte, leave with hopes of find- ing love and happiness everywhere. I, Stephen Moore, leave. I, Theo Moore, leave my jumpshot to anyone who can utilize it with the same fluid motion. I, Leslie Morin, leave NOTHING I, Bill Murray, leave knowing a lot of things that I really didn ' t want to know about. I, Thomas J. Norton, leave for the Big time.” I, Randy Norton, leave my gym clothes to whoever stole them. I, Brian Oakley, leave my French accent to John Civilinski. I, Jim O’Keefe, leave to become L. C., the Great. I, Frank O’Neil, leave Mr. Southworth a nice, big piece of cake to go with his classes. I, Al Parsons, leave my empty pill box container to the juniors. I, Louis M. Parsons, leave knowing where all John York’s erasers came from. I, Jeff D. Partridge, leave my friends at Otis wild bus rides and spaced out school daze, my best friends Greg and Wanda a great senior year, Mr. Putnam my gym clothes to dissect, and a thank you to Bob, Sean, Tor- sten, Skip, Paul, Chris, Mark, Greg, Linda, Wanda, Tara, Diane, Lynn, Nancy, Janette, Gerry, Mike, Travis, Leslie, Tina, and Kathy for the best year of my life. I, Randy Perani, leave to eat, drink, and be merry, I, Steve Pescosolido, leave my brother Jim to take command of all these non-ltaliano clowns at Bourne High. I, George Philbrick, leave. I, Patty Pierce, leave Chris and Teresa Pierce the Family Taxi Service. I, Bill Puetz, leave my truck to anyone who can take care of it like I do. I, Kim Purdy, leave the school for the forthcoming graduates of 1 979. I, Rebecca Reese, leave still teasing Kathy about Mr. Ability. I, Lee Ritvo, leave my stupendous ath- letic ability to ANYONE who can put up with It. I, Kelli Robbins, leave Bourne High hop- ing It gets better. I, Karen Robin, leave with my car. I, John Robinson, leave as baked as I came. I, Kathleen Rogers, leave a Non-expiring pass to roam the halls for upcoming seniors. I, Joe Roux, leave still working the IBM machine. I, Cindy Russell, leave B.H.S. happily. I, Deborah Russell, leave. I, Lon Shalkauskas, leave as quiet as I came. I, Diane Sherman, leave Patti with the locker. I, Bill Simmons, leave my glasses to the officials. I, Barbara Smart, leave Mr. Norton always wondering whether my mother had any surviving daugh- ters. I, Barbara Smolinsky, leave my sisters. I, Kyle Songer, leave my 12 oz. curls to Mr. Sturgis. I, Michael Sorenti, leave my great wood working skill to Mr. Roberge. I, Charles Studley, leave Mr. Gray by him- self. I, Tom Sullivan, leave not knowing what to leave because I haven’t been here long enough. I, Bill Sutkus, leave with Jan. I, Pamela Souza, leave Mark alone in the halls. I, Vicki Stimus, leave Bourne High to my little sister to do with what she will. I, Barbie Sullivan, leave one heck of a mess in the parking lot. I, Patti Sundman, leave. I, Peter Sweeney, leave with my pants up. I, Mary-Alice Swift, leave still wondering why It took so long for two big jocks to change a tire. I, Donna Sylvester, leave Mr. Weston a pink pencil. I, Sandra Talbot, leave to raise my family. I, Irene Tanner, leave with many good memories. I, Marc Therriault, leave my sisters. I, Angela Timo, leave my cousin Nadine the height I never had to play bas- ketball. I, Duncan Tobey, leave. I, Mary Towers, leave to take over the gas station. I, Rick Trexel, leave the timps to Colleen. I, Shawn Tucy, l eave to have someone else fumble two kickoffs against Fal- mouth. I, Nancy VerNooy, leave Dr. Liz Prete with all her sex change operations. I, Carol Vincent, leave for Better things to come. I, Kevin Wall, leave to work at Filene’s. I, Robert Walters, leave Mr. Fitzgerald a pack of gum. I, Wendy Way, leave my parking space for anyone else who has the finesse to get the car in sideways. I, Eddie Watson, leave having done as much damage as I could do. I, Robert Wheeler, leave Mr. Wood a nursery for all his toys and him, which he would best be fit to teach. I, Kathy Wixon, leave my newspapers to anyone who will sell them during second lunch. I, Lisa Wuethrich, leave my fruitflies to anyone who can catch them. I, Kim Young, leave my camera to whoe- ver has the talent to use it. In witness where of, we have hereunto set our prints, which do hereverafter bear true testimony to these our aforesaid words. Done at Bourne High School in this year of 1 978. the Class of 1978. Witnesses Wayne Grabiec Kilroy Jr. Two Mongrels One Aardvark FACULTY FACULTY FA CULTY FACULTY FACU LTY FACULTY FACU Y FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FA CULTY FACULTY FACU LTY FACULTY FACULT Y FACULTY FACULTY 65 Administration Superintendent of Schools: Roland T. Brown Assistant Superintendent: Frederick J. Dunbury Business Manager: Alexander Consoni Principal: William A. Cook Assistant Principal: Russell Burns Art Business Department Head: Sandra Wood Martha Williams Donald Belliveau Raymond Tamagini Frank Daley tn C t3- Department Head: Howard Gregory Mary Louise Rice Dan Gaylord Georgia Brown Sheila Whitehouse Marjorie Ferguson William Gibbons Mary Tinkham Foreign Language Guidance Home Economics Industrial Arts Mathematics Music t. V K _ U Department Head: Lucien Bachand Nancy Lindberg Rodney Valentini Elaine Darsch Mark Banker Physical Education Reading and Special Ed. Special Education Department Head: John Bonino Judith Desrochers Rodney Weston Elizabeth Ellis Reading Department Head: Christine Barr Margaret Tonello Pamela Wilkins Department Head: Robert Wood Lee Johnson Robert Gray Frank Kochnowicz Joseph Putnam Merwin Sturgis Science Secretaries Main Office Secretaries: Gladys Burgess Elizabeth Browne Geraldine Eischeid Guidance Office Secretary: Alice Koronkiewicz Superintendent’s Office Secretaries: Priscilla Lay Lorraine Burgess Department Head: Leo Manning Mark Southworth Robert Lebranche Robert Desaulniers William Lavin 79 Social Studies special Services - Substitutes: John McCahill Fretta Philbrick School Nurse: Joselyn Enos School Psychologist: Martha Ward Librarian: Rosamond Gruner 80 The Yearbook Staff wants to express their appreciation to all of the wonderful people on these pages for their often unappreciated work. It hasn ' t gone unnoticed. Thank you. Custodians Head Custodian — Walter Day Cafeteria Workers Cafeteria Manager — Norma Stowe Truant Officer — John Gatozzi Bus Driver — Bill Wright Counselor — Barbara Bullock-Wilson Tutors Charles Harding Vicki Richards Athletic Director — Phil Norton Special Services Candids JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNI ORS JUNIORS JUNIOR S JUNIORS JUNIORS JU NIORS JUNIORS JUNIO RS JUNIORS JUNIORS J UNIORS JUNIORS JUNI ORS JUNIORS JUNIOR S JUNIORS JUNIORS JU I I 79 79 79 D. Abromavage T. Ahern K. Alden K. Anderson E. Andrade D. Anagno K, Auld J. Belanger W. Barnes T. Barron S. Begley L. Baldridge J. Bennett A. Bergeron W. Berio K. Bernhardt D. Brashears D. Briggs R. Briggs J. Brisson T. Burgess P. Burley B. Butler G, Carlo P. Casey A. Chiodo P. Clegg A. Clinton K. Coggeshall B. Collins B. Cook D. Coulombe J. Cubellis K. Dalton D. D ' Angelo D. Davis D. Day T. Dechane C. Denmark K. Diefenbach 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 T. Diotalevi D. Doucette P. Downing R. Dumaine H. Duval C. Eldridge P. Ellia S. Ellis 7i ' S. Eno L. Finton C. Fisher L. Fogg 7 - R. Forlivesi K, Fountain C. Franco P. Frink J. Gaffney P. Garceau S. Gilmetti D. Giordano K. Girouard L. Glanvill S. Gove L. Grace J. Grazulis J. Grazulis M. Griffith P. Guilette V. Hannigan L. Hanson T. Haskell P. Hathaway T. Hathaway M. Hayes D. Henzie J. Hewlett J. Hickey D. Hill K. Hilton C. Horman V ' S 0 M 9 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 r D. Houde J. Humphrey N. Jackson P, Jackson M. Jeffers R. Jenney M. Joseph C. Kelly M. Kitterman J. Kostka J. Krumrine G. Labrie L. LaFlamme J. Laird J. Lamkin M. Lamarre D. Lawrence J. Lawrence D. Leach F. Leavitt D. Le Brun T. Levesque D. Lindberg D. LiziewskI F. Mann A. Martineau G. Martinez J. Masterson D. May R. May B. McCahill K. McCarthy R. McCarthy M. McCone M. McGuire C. McGillicuddy % L. Lopes S. Loring C. MacCormack J. Mahoney 79 79 79 79 79 ' 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 7 ' 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 7S 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 K. McNamara R. Melcher T. Melcher S. Mercier L. Merritt K. Miller L. Miller C. Moore E. Moore K. Moore D. Mosher T. Myer A. Nelson C. Newcombe T. Norton C. O’Connor L. Olsen M. Orphan R. Overath A. Pala B. Parady S. Parsons C. Pierce R. Porter R. Proccocini G. Pryor M. Rabbitt C. Regan C. Robinson J. Roux P. Salinas J. Samson T. Sanford C. Sanna M. Sano C. Scarano B. Scribner J. Shurtleff V. Silva J. Simmons 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 ' D. Simski A.Singlals D. Smith L. Smith M. Spinner D. Stevens M. Stevens E, Swardstrom R. Sylvester E. Tanner S. Therriault K. Tibbetts G. Towers B, Tuttle V. Valeri D. Walker B. Wall N. Waterhouse P. Wetherell D, Wheeler P. Willett D. Willey T. Williams T. Ziemba 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 CLASS OF 1 979 S. Barnaby B. Jones G. Morse C. Caferelli M. Jones D, Patterson R. Eldridge J. Kenney G. Perry J. Eldridge F. Leonard C. Phillips A. Fernandes L. Lepore E. Reed J. Flaherty B. Matson J. Reed B. Gibbs A. Matta S. Sprague F. Graf S. Maxim V. Stenquist M. Harding M. McCauley P. Walker G. Huard L. Williams SOPHOMORES SOPHOMO RES SOPHOMORES SOPH MORES SOPHOMORES SO PHOMORES SOPHOMOR ES SOPHOMORES SOPHO MORES SOPHOMORES SO PHOMORES SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORES SOPHOMO 89 80 80 R. Adamson M. Alden D. Allen J. Areno R. Bachand P. Baker J. Balogh J. Bartlett J. Baugh J. Beals S. Bell G. Belliveau T. Benton S. Benson J. Bevilacqua N. Bevilacqua E. Boeyinga C. Branagan D. Brashears K. Breault S. Breault H. Bright S. Brisson M. Bragan C. Bronson J. Brown J. Browne J. Burgess J. Burley S. Butler M. Cabell M. Cahir D. Chepren L. Carpenter L. Chase D. Chlizczyk A. Choo R. Clapp K. Cohoon A. Cubellis 3 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 P. Davenport B. Davis C. Degen J. Denesha M. Denmark D. Duberger J. Duff S. Dumaine N. Dunn K. Duval J. Ed «ards C. Ellis C. Farrell W. Ferguson E. Ferreira K. Fuller C. Gaffney P. Garland D. Gaskey K. Gasper R. Gauthier T. Gavazza F. Gerry C. Gibbons A. Gilmetti B. Girouard A. Gordon L. Greenberg S. Greene M. Hallam N. Harlo w L. Flartwell M. Haskell L. Hayes P. Heath J. Holbert J. Hough M. Hurle T. Jarvis C. Jeffers b 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 P. Johnson B. Kearney H. King D. Kokoszka R. LaChapelle S. LaFlamme K. Langille L. Lee T. Levesque J. Linhares S. Lloyd W. Longnecker D. Looney M. Loud P. Lovett W. Lumbert L. Lunedei P. MacKinnon R. MacLeod M. Mailloux C. Maio D. Malone S. Manamon G. Marble A. Martinez S. Mason P. McCann D. McClung L. McGlew K. McMahon M. McMahon C. Mehmel 0K M. Melanson G. Miller S. Mitchell C. Monaghan I) 80 80 D. Monast E. Moore J. Morin R. Moroge 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 jO 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 8 ' fU. L. Musiol M. Nicholson A. Norton J. Norton J. Norton P. Nye J. Oliver M. O’Reilly T. O’Toole C. Overath T. Palmer J. Parady S. Papi C. Partridge L. Perani T. Pierce L. Pilkington D. Plache P. Purdy T. Rabe J. Reidy J. Remeika C. Reneau C. Richter C. Ritvo K. Robin V, Robinson K. Rogers li IrS V J. Rondelli R. Rose K. Ross C. Sala itm D. Scarano J. Scribner T. Sheehan P. Sherman R. Silva L. Snell S. Souza N. Speake 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 ' 80 80 80 80 80 J. Stanley S. Stevens B. Stubstad R. Suchy K. Sundman P. Supitowsky B. Swardstrom J. Sweeney J. Toth B. Trant L. Trexel T. Tripp D. Uitti J. VanPatton H. Wade L. Wagner S. Wetherell T. Whalen J. Wheeler M. White CLASS OF 1980 C. Correia N. Lauzier E. Parsons D. Duberger J, Lindstrom W, Peterson C. Federico C. Marlyne L. Prete M. Fernandes T. McNamara A. Regan R. Gould C. O’Neal P. Rose C. Haworth L. Palmer J. Tate L. Holt W. Karnes L. Parham D. Therriault K. Whitley G. Wilbur S. Woollam A. Young P. Zarella P. Ziemba FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRE SHMEN FRESHMEN FRESH MEN FRESHMEN FRESHME N FRESHMEN FRESHMEN F HMEN FRESHMEN FRESHM EN FRESHMEN FRESHME N FRESHMEN FRESHMEN F J. Agrillo D. Alden B. Allen A. Andrews J. Bergeron R. Bergeron T. Berio C. Blanchard A. Boynton R. Boynton D. Bradbury L. Bradley M. Briggs M. Brown C. Browne R. Burkhard S. Burns J. Butler C. Cardin T. Carr M, Casey M. S. Casey M. Cassidy C. Chase D. Clay B. Clinton J. Cobb J. Cohoon C. Collins J. Corsano C. Coughlin J. Craig 81 81 81 N, Hill S. Hilton V. Holbert T. Hopwood R. Herman G. Houde M. Hyde L. Jackson H. Joyce K. Kim K. Kinder J. Kochnowicz C. Koon P. Kostka V. Krzyzek K. LaBonte D. Labrie A. Landers S. Landsman K. Langille K. Lawrence D. Lawyer K. Leach J. Leavitt C. Lindberg D. Lonergan C. Looney J. MacDonald L. Mahoney G. Maloney C. Martin M. Masch A. Mason T. McCauley E. McCone S. McCulloch L. McMahon B. McDonald T. Melcher R. McNette D. Ross J. Roux T. Sampson S. Schaefer J. Moore B. Morgan K. Murray D. Newcombe T. Nicholson M. Nickerson S. Nickerson M. Nuttall A. Oakley R. Palmer D. Patterson J. Pescosolido K. Philbrick L. Proccocini L. Puetz E. Purdy S. Pye J. Quinn J. Quintal J. Rabbitt L. Reed R. Reed T. Regazio C. Remeika A. Richter J. Riley S. Robbins A. Roberts K. Robinson M, Rocchi S. Rodrigues R. Rose M. Mendes C. Mignault L. Mihalovich P. Miller ATHLETICS ATHLETIC S ATHLETICS ATHLE TICS ATHLETICS ATHL ETICS ATHLETICS ATH ATHLETICS ATHLETI CS ATHLETICS ATHLE TICS ATHLETICS ATHL ETICS ATHLETICS ATH 101 Cross Country Lto R, Kneeling: L. Innis, D. Duberger, M. Hurle, D. Smith, D. Cyr, K. Dalton, B. Collins, Standing: Coach Bigelow, R. Moroge, R. Arnold, J. Reidy, D. Henzie, M. McMahon, M Hayes, S. Ellis, K. Fuller, M. Hallam, G. Belliveau. Tri Captains Mark Hurle, Dan Smith, and Don Cyr. The Bourne High Cross Country team, in only their third year of existence, expe- rienced their best season ever with a 5- 1 conference record (6-3 overall) under Coach Mike Bigelow. That was good for second place during the regular season, and they finished third in the conference meet. They were led by All-Conference runners Dan Smith (second in the confer ence meet, 26th in the state) and Mark Hurle (4th in the conference meet, 25th in the state). It was the second time for Hurle, a senior, and the first time for Smith, a junior. They were ably backed by senior Don Cyr, juniors Cliff Moore, John Gaffney, and Shaun Ellis, sopho- mores Mark McMahon, Kevin Fuller, Peter Garland, and Jeff Reidy, and fresh- man Roger Arnold, while the girls were led by Amy Regan. All runners will be back except for Hurle and Cyr, so the tra- dition of fine cross country teams at Bourne High should continue. LtoR, 1st Row: L. Merritt, S. Donovan, E. Andrade. 2nd Row: D. Uitti, S. Therrien, P. Kostka, M. Gilmetti, J. Souza. Girls’ Volleyball, coached by Miss Judy Cox, was the newest sport added to Bourne’s schedule. The season was based upon learning the skills, knowledge, and concepts of the game. Both the varsity and the J. V. man- aged to win one game each. Co-Captain Janine Delouche leaves with five other seniors. However, Co-Captain Karen Moore remains with the skills to lead next year’s team on to victory. L to R: J. Delouche, K. Areno, S. LaFlamme, K. Moore, D. Harrison, C. Bock, J. Kostka, L. Glanvill. Volleyball o o X (D E Kneeling: M. Hall, M. Joyce, L. Ritvo, C. Collins, T. Marble, L. LaFlamme. Standing: Coach Lindberg, P. Purdy, J. Norton, S. Gilmetti, R. Sylvester, C. Fisher, L. Perani, T. McNamara, C. Scarano. Kneeling: T. Sylvester, L. Mahoney, D. Scarano, P. Gerry, H. Joyce, K. Coggeshall. Standing: M. Bright, C. Gibbons, E. Boey inga, D. Chepren, B. Cook, C. McGillicuddy, C. Sala, Coach Lindberg. Although the record may not show it, this year’s field hockey team had a fine season. With many hard fought losses, the team spirit still survived. J.V. coach Maureen Kearney did an excellent job with the young jayvees, molding them from mainly inexperienced newcomers to a group of sharp stick- handlers. For the varsity, the high point of the sea- J| son was the day they held Barnstable to a tie in a I ' l battle that left Barnstable totally frustrated and li Bourne exhilarated. With five seniors leaving, next year proves to be a challenge, but as always. Bourne i ' will rise to meet it with determination. I 104 Football Kneeling; K. Young, B. Cardoza, J. Fougere, J. O’Keefe, C. Garland, S. Kearney, J. Burns, T. Norton, S. Harrington, S. Tucy, D. Doble, M. Hickey, K. Songer, G. Sala. 1st Row: Coach Desaulniers, Coach Desautels, J. Brown, C. Horman, J. Baugh, M. Mailloux, D. Simski, T. Norton, D. May, E. Sim- mons, J. Sweeney, K. McMahon, B. Kearney, Linhares, D. Melcher, J. McKenna. 2nd Row: Coach Angelo, Coach Czarnetzki, Coach Rainnie, D. McClung, T. Whalen, E. Swardstrom, J. Mahoney, B. May, D. Liziewski, S. Wetherell, K. McCarthy, T. Williams, Trainer J. Speers. 3rd Row: J. Law- rence, G. Martinez, C. Regan, N. Bevilacqua, K. Diefenbach, J. Holbert. It was the year that we had all dreamed of since we were fresh- men. Ever since 1 974 when we entered Bourne High we had hoped for a winning season and, more importantly, a win on Thanksgiving over Wareham. This year ' s team was surely the one to do it! With the infamous “Mung Zoo” leading the way, the 1 977 Canalmen not only amassed a 6-4 record, but also got a piece of the Division crown as well. Furthermore, we all know what happened on Turkey Day! In one of the season’s most exciting con- tests, the Purple Wave rolled over the Wareham Vikings 8-4. It was a most successful season for all con- cerned. The J.V. and freshman teams also did extremely well, and show a lot of promising talent for the years to come. Despite the fact that many senior veterans will be missing, next year’s team under Head Coach Bob Desaulniers should prove to be another champi- onship team. Congratulations! Defensive Team: Front: S. Kearney, J. O ' Keefe, G. Martinez, G. Sala, J. Burns, D. Doble. Back: J. Fougere, K. McMahon, N. Bevilacqua, S. Harrington, T. Norton, T. Nor- ton, K. Diefenbach, S. Tucy, C. Regan. Offensive Team: (L to R) D. Melcher, D. McClung, J. Burns, J. O ' Keefe, S. Tucy, M. Hickey, D. May, E. Walker, T. Norton, S. Kearney, C. Garland, J. Fougere, S. Wetherell. Kneeling: Tri-Captains Tom Norton, Joe Burns, and Steve Kearney. Stand- ing; Coach Robert Angelo, Coach Gerry Czarnetzki, Head Coach Bob Desaulniers, Coach Mike Rainnie, and Coach Len Desautels. Seniors: Sitting: Jim O’Keefe, Charlie Garland, Steve Kearney, Joe Burns, Tom Norton, Steve Harrington, Shawn Tucy, Dan Doble. Standing: Dan Melcher, Kim Young, Jim Fougere, Bruce Cardoza, Mike Hickey, Kyle Songer, George Sala. Boys’ Basketball L to R, Kneeling: Tri Captains, Tom Norton, Jeff Crabtree, and Bill Simmons. Standing: Coach Mark South worth, T. Norton, T. Moore, B. Gendron, D. McClung, T, Williams, J. Jaworski, and Manager D. Day. The 1977-78 Bourne High Canalmen Basketball Team supplied Its loyal rooters with many thrills, as they had their best record in years. The season started with four non-conference wins including a thrilling OT victory at Nauset. Led by Senior Tn-Captains Bill Simmons, Jeff Crabtree, and Tom Norton, the team started the confer- ence season with a shot at the title. Included in the confer- ence season were many exciting games. Heartbreaking losses to Falmouth and Diman Voke (twice) dashed the hopes for a conference title. But the dramatic double OT victory against Falmouth and the come from-behind win over Dighton-Rehoboth (both at home) made up for any disappointments. The Canalmen will suffer from the loss of seven seniors including the Tri-Captains plus Bob Gendron, Jim Jawor- ski, Theo Moore, and Bruce Cardoza. Coach Mark South- worth can expect a fine team led by Tracy Williams, Dan McClung, Tim Norton and the many fine JV ' s developed by Coach Len Desautels. L to R: Coach Len Desautels, B. Kearney, S. Wetherell, M. McMahon, R.Ziemba, F. Graf, B. McCarthy, and N. Bevilaqua. Girls’ Basketball L to R, Kneeling: Co-Captains L. Burns, L. RItvo; K. LeBrun. Standing: K. Moore, P. Wetherell, D. LeBrun, L. LaFlamme, Coach Lindberg, J. Norton, S. LaFlamme, P. Purdy, J. Delouche. The Bourne Girls’ Basketball team is well on its way to its fifth straight division championship. The varsity stands currently at 9-2, and lead their league after sound defeats of D Y, Falmouth, and new league member Fairhaven. Even with seniors Lori Burns, Lee Ritvo, Kathie LeBrun, and Phyllis Cremonini leaving, next year’s team should prove to be a strong one, as the J.V. team coached by Bruce Gendron has amassed a perfect record of 1 4-0. This is largely due to the talent of the freshman team members. All in all, the future looks very bright. L to R, Kneeling: L. Prete, J. Cobb, C. Fisher, D. Allen, L. McMahon, P. Cremonini. Standing: Coach Gendron, L. Bradley, L. Smolinsky, L. Carpenter, K. Breault, S. Schaeffer, J. Fougere. Hockey L to R, Front: S. Ellis, D. Ariagno, J. Manamon, E. Anderson, B. Fountain, P. Hathaway, B. Puetz, R. Moroge, J. Farrell. Back: Coach Dineen, J. O’Neil, D, Leach, J. Lamken, A. Nelson, B. Murray, M. Sorenti, M. Hickey, D. Doble, Coach Glenn, R. Hopwood. Again this year, Bourne High’s hockey team has fared extremely well against all competitors. With Eric Anderson and Peter Hathaway in goal, opposing shoot- ers find it difficult to find the net. This is Coach Gerry Dineen ' s second year with the club, and although he is losing nine seniors, he should continue to come up with winning hockey teams. Seniors Jim Manamon, Eric Anderson, Bob Fountain, Bill Puetz, Jay Farrell, Bill Murray, Mike Sorenti, Mike Hickey, and Dan Doble will be missed. The J.V. team, though on a shorter schedule, has also done well this year, and many of the young players will move up next season. 1 fl i 1 (j| J Tri Captains Jim Manamon, Eric Anderson, and Bob Fountain. Action! ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIE S ACTIVITIES ACTIVI TIES ACTIVITIES ACT IVITIES ACTIVITIES A ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIE S ACTIVITIES ACTIVITI ES ACTIVITIES ACTIVIT lES ACTIVITIES ACTIV 115 The Band, under the baton of Mr. Salerno, has again grown m size as well as musically. L to R, 1 st Row: Mr. Hertling, C. Martin, K. Breault, D. Monast, I. Wixon, B. Taylor, L. LaFlamme, P. Nye, P. Clegg, B. Haskell, B. Trant, N. Freeto, Mr. Salerno, 2nd Row: J. Browne, J. Rondelli, T. Moore, J. Hewlett, R. Cabell, M. Hurle, M. Bettley, K. Browne, K. Robin. 3rd Row: C. Burley, T. Gavazza, C. Browne, C. Wall, K. Small, P. Cremonini, M. Haskell, M, Hurle, R. Bachand. 4th Row: J. Baker, T. Nichol- son, K. Gasper, J. Cook, K. Burns, C. Friederichsen, G. Watka, R. Gauthier, P. Baker. 5th Row: R. Shurt- left, C. Gibbons, B. Cook, M. Sano, T. Regazio, C. Blanchard, K. Raymond. Right: Vice-President Mark Hurle, Librarian Cathy Burley, President Jackie Cook, Factotum Randy Bachand. have turned into a first rate squad, with many experts at twirling the rifles. L to R, Kneeling: T. Melcher, D. Chliszyick, M. Alden, R. Benton. Stand- ing: K. Rogers, L. Carpenter, T. Melcher, T. Lev- esque, L. Holt. Drill Team L-Band This year ' s Majorette Squad has had a busy fall, with football twirling and parades being the major function. The tournament season should prove to be a fruitful one, as the relatively young squad has spent many hours of hard work with Mrs. Dorothy Melvin. Kneeling: Co Captain Margie Griffith, Mrs. Mel- vin, Co-Captain Heidi Dobbins. Standing: A. Chiodo, L. McMahon, T. Ziemba, M. Loud, P. Jackson, A. Landers, D. Uitti, D. Newcombe, S. Burns, A. Richter. Color Guard Majorettes L to R, Front: S. Lonng, L. Morin, B. Smart, K. Alden, K. McNamara. Back: T Tripp, S. Papi, J. Shurtleff, C. Ritvo, J. Morin. This year not only did we have the spirit of the Football and Basketball Cheerleaders, but also J.V. Basketball and Hockey Cheerleaders as well. Barb Smart captained the football cheerleaders, whose advisor was Mrs. boring, while Tracy Marble captained the basketball cheerlead- ers, Lisa Puetz captained the hockey cheerleaders with Mrs. Carey, and Theresa Pierce led the J.V. cheerleaders with the help of Kay Alden and Mrs. Sala. Barb Smart, Tracy Marble, Theresa Pierce. Front: T. Marble. Back: K. Leach, C. Sala, M. Denmark, M. Cabell, A. P i! Gilmetti, S. Eno, T. Sylvester, M. Griffith. M. Hayes, T. Ziemba, S. McCullogh, F. Gerry, A. Mason, K. Murray, T. Pierce, L. Taylor, M. Stevens, L. Mahoney. - Cheering The Stage Band with Mr. Salerno does an interesting combination of rock, jazz, and contemporary music. Lto R, 1st Row: C. Burley, J. Baker, M. Mendes, P. Nye, I. Wixon, K. Robin, B. Has- kell, T. Gavazza. 2nd Row; Mr. Salerno, T. Regazio, K. Songer, M. Hurle, R. Gauthier, B. Girouard, M. Haskell, J. Cook, J. Pescoso- lido. 3rd Row: G. Watka, M. Sano, P. Baker, K. Browne, R. Trexel, L. Lee, R. Boynton, L. LaFlamme. The Orchestra is rapidly gaining popularity at Bourne. It has grown from a few string players to a small-sized, full scale orchestra because of the hard work of director Bonnie Bearse. L to R, Kneeling: J. Cook, M. Joyce, H. Joyce, D. Donovan, M. Briggs, T. Mann. Sit- ting: R. Bachand, S. Therriault, D. Allen, S. Monast, D. Cabell. Orchestra Stage Band NHS Lto R, 1st Row: C. O’Connor, N. Jackson, L. LaFlamme, K. Dalton, T. Marble, J. Kostka, J-. Civilinski, J. Cook. 2nd Row: R. Overath, J. Grazulis, A. Chiodo, M. Bettley, M. Hurle. 3rd Row: S. Therriault, J. Grazulis, M. Joyce, S. Monast, C. Kinder, C. Garland, J. Baker. 4th Row: R Reese L Ritvo. Strengthened in number by the December induction, this year’s National Honor Society vyith Mrs. Fer guson has already done a great deal. The Thanksgiving mum sale vyas quite successful, as has been the school store with its new merchandise. Scheduled are the Red Cross Blood Drive in late February and the annual Feast in May. Above: President Mary Bettley, Vice President Steve Pesco- solido. Secretary Sarina Monast. Right: Treasurer Nancy VerNooy. Lto R, 1st Row: M. Hurle, K, Dalton, S. Monast, J. Baker. 2nd Row: L. Williams, H. Joyce, R. Boynton, R. Overath. 3rd Row: M. Joyce, J. Cook, L. LaFlamme. L to R: L. Parsons, C. Burley, S. Monast, M. Bettley, J. Civilinski. The Math Team, in its second year, hasn’t placed very high in the standings, but its members enjoy the keen edge of mathematical competition with other “geniuses.” The meets consist of five rounds of problems in the areas of general math, algebra one, geometry, algebra two, and trigonometry. The final round is a team question worth ten points. Bourne is ahead of arch rival Wareham, and should continue to creep up in the league standings. Mr. Cook is the advisor. Due to unfortunate circumstances, the Debating Team, under the direction of Mr. Gregory, has had very little competition this past year. The topic for debate is open this year, so the debaters have to be prepared to give information accurately on any subject. This takes an extra quick mind as vyell as a fluency in speech to remain the successful force that they have been. So far they have had no problem. Math Team Debating Mt i- i ♦ i I L to R, 1st Row: T. Jarvis, D. Harrison, M. Delaney, A. Matta, C. MacCormack, J. Cook, D. Beauregard, S. Monast, C. Franco, C. Richter. 2nd Row: L. Lee, L. Ritvo, C. Burley, L. Glanvill, P. Davenport, K. Alden, M. Donovan, M, Kitterman, T. Trexel, S. Robbins. 3rd Row: J. Baker, R. Cohoon, K. LeBrun, C. Cook, J. Brisson, K. Rogers, K. Coggeshall, A. Roberts, K. Areno, D. Stevens, I. Tanner, D. Mosher, C. Overath. 4th Row: D. Sherman, C. McGillicuddy, B. Drolette, J. Edwards. 5th Row: J. Ber- tozzi, L. Parsons, W. Ferguson, M. Rabbitt, E. Tanner, D. Henzie, J. Smart, J. Hewlett, R. Bachand, J. Civilinski, R. Eldridge. Right: Secretary Carole McGillicuddy, Treasurer Linda Glanvill, Vice President Kathy Coggeshall, President Rick Cohoon. The Chorus, under conductor Mr. Frazier, has had a full schedule of concerts this year. Upcoming are the Pops concert in April and the Exchange Concert with Hebron, Connecticut in May. These students have been selected to represent Bourne High School in the All-Cape Music Festival in March. L to R, 1st Row: Lisa Lee, Jackie Cook, Don Cabell, Patty Nye, Mane Joyce, Kathy Coggeshall. 2nd Row: Polly Willett, Tara Cristofori, Kathie LeBrun, Lee Ritvo, Tern Mann. 3rd Row: Deb Allen, Sue Therriault, Rick Cohoon, Mark Hurle, Cathy Burley, Carole McGillicuddy 4th Row: Paul Baker, Jim Baker, Louie Parsonips, Randy Bachand. Chorus — All-Cape Festival L to R, 1st Row: B. Davis, P. Johnson, S. Butler, C. Kokoszka. 2nd Row: Mrs. Montagna, P. Purdy, L. Greenberg, T. Glanvill, C. Russell, T. Moore. The pictures on this page show work by the art students at Bourne High. The Art Club has several tal- ented members, whose work is included here. The advisor is Mrs. Mon- tagna. (I Art Club FHA FNA The Future Nurses of America perform many important functions during the school year, among them volunteer work at Tobey Hos- pital and aides at the NHS Blood Drive. Their advisor is Mrs. Enos. L to R, 1st Row: C. Chase, C. MacCormack, Mrs. King, T. Trexel. 2nd Row; T. Glanvill, M. Kitterman, ' [ A. Greenberg, D. Newcombe, I. Tanner, S. Robbins, L. Gustafson. The Future Homemakers of America have had a busy year, with several dinners for faculty mem- bers and selling refreshments at each of the home football games. Several of the girls have also attended state FHA meetings. Mrs. King serves ably as the advisor. Below: Secretary Manuela Kitter- man, President Irene Tanner, Vice President of Recreation, Sue Rob- bins, Parliamentarian Alisa Green- berg, Photographer Tracy Glanvill. L to R, 1st Row: J. Kostka, J. Grazulls, C. Franco, P. Wetherell. 2nd Row: J. Grazulis, N. Jackson, J. Hickey, B. Collins, C. Newcombe, Mrs. Enos. Lto R, 1st Row; L. Hayes, J. Shurtleff, K. Fountain, P. Wetherell, W. Way, P. Pierce, N. Beane, C. Collins. 2nd Row: S. Papi, C. Franco, L. Burns, K. Alden, N. Jackson, S. Gilmetti, C, Monte, P. Bradley. 3rd Row: J. Rondelli, K. Gasper, L. Greenberg, T. Pierce, T. Marble, C. Pierce, T. O ' Toole, C. McGillicuddy, K. Coggeshall. 4th Row: T. Glanvill, R. Overath, V. Bernhardt, L. Ritvo, J. Cook, S. Monast, L. Williams. 5th Row: S. Donovan, A. Gordon. Right: Vice-President Wendy Way and President Patty Pierce. ! AA — Code Club -Mountain Climbers L to R, 1st Row: M. McMahon, J. Norton, H. Bright. 2nd L to R, 1st Row: M. Butler, D. Plache. 2nd Row: N. Jackson, Row; P. Purdy, C. O’Neal, T. Pierce, E. Boeyinga. 3rd Row: K. Dalton, W. Giarraputo. 3rd Row: L. Merritt, C. Franco, P. C. Pierce, R. Hopwood, J. Norton, M. Hall. Kostka, B. Ferguson. 4th Row: T. Glanvill, C. Kokoszka, C. Russell. The Code Club has had a very successful year once again. Miss Rice has provided the guidance as the mem- bers sponsored the first dance of the year, Autumn. The Homecoming Dance, another yearly event put on by the Code Club, was well attended, and enjoyed by all in attendance. Future plans include a party tor the orphans at St. Mary’s and the yearly induction dinner. The Athletic Association with Mr. Hopwood can be seen at every basketball, football, and hockey game selling tickets and programs. This group of hard workers has done an exceptionally tine job throughout the year, and deserves a lot of credit. The newly formed Mountain Climbing Club with advisor Miss Brown has stirred quite a bit of interest in the student body. On good weekends in the spring and tall they can be found scaling the treacherous slopes in New England. Already conquered is New Hampshire’s Mt. Monadnock, and plans are being made tor a hike on Mt. Washington. Student Government Lto R: C. Gibbons, L. Hartwell, L. Greenberg, T. Hoppe, F. Gerry, L. Mahoney, J. Kostka. President Jeff Krumrine, Vice President Margie Griffith, Secretary Pam Wetherell, Prom Chairperson Kathy Coggeshall. President Carol O’Neal, Vice-President Brian Kearney, Treasurer Lisa Lee, Secretary Jane Norton. The Student Advisory Council has been represented at the district meetings in Lakeville by Ted Hoppe, a senior who is extremely interested in the rights of students. Mr. Robert Gray is the advisor for these civic-minded students. The freshman class officers were elected in February. They are: President Terri Sylvester, Vice-President Laurie Bradley, Secretary Lynne Taylor, and Treasurer Beth Denmark. This year we have been fortunate to have with us three foreign stu- dents as part of the student body. They have come here through the Youth for Understanding program, and will remain in the United States until some time this summer. Luis Pereira Lopes Filho, better known as Lou, comes to us from Sao carlos, Brazil. He has stayed with the Tomlinson family in Saga- more Beach. Luis likes hunting game. He also enjoys swimming, soccer, and volleyball. His favorite subject here is math. After having seen snow for the first time, Luis has decided that he hkes the win- ters up here. Fridtjof Graf, or Fred as we Americans say, is from the town of Langenfeld, West Germany. Fred has done a lot of traveling here, as he has stayed with that Swardstrom family in Pocasset as well as the Tomlinsons in Sagamore Beach. He has relatives in New York and California, and hopes to make a trip to the West Coast before-return- ing to Langenfeld. Fred enjoys sports, especially soccer, volleyball, and basketball, and often goes kayaking with his brother. He has played basketball with the high school team. Fred likes the U.S., and hopes to return here in three years when he has finished his school- ing. Juan Zapatil Pereira de Araujo, called more simply Juan, comes from Brasilia D. F. in Brazil. He is staying at the home of the Robert Grays in Sagamore. Juan likes parties, biking, and fishing. He also has enjoyed having snow on the ground. For exercise he finds volley- ball, soccer, and running to be his strong points, and he plans to go out for track in the spring. 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Norton, C, Scarano, J. Norton, K. Wixon, J. Hickey, L. Merritt, S. Gilmetti, L. Morin, M. Griffith, D. Donovan. This year there were several exhibitors in the annual Globe Art Contest. They are to be highly commended for their work. Congratu- lations! Lto R, Front: Michelle Hallam, Joan Beaure- gard, Tammy Berio. Back: Kenny Browne, Pam Purdy, Karen Areno, Maureen Dowm- ing, Jerry Humphrey. — Office Help Globe Artists The Court: Kathie LeBrun, Patti Sundman, Leslie Morin, Mimi Hallam, Lon Burns, Lisa Allen, Lee Ritvo Prom Chairperson Donna Harrison crowns Queen Mimi Hallam as class advisor Lois Farmer and proud escort Steve Kearney look on. Kathie LeBrun sings Evergreen,” the Junior Prom theme. Prom — May 13, 1977 130 I 1 ! i i Our Junior Prom — Friday May 1 3, 1 977 The Sheraton Regal Inn, Hyannis Dinner was served. “Sound Machine’’ set the atmosphere. We danced, we talked, we laughed. Too soon the night ended. We departed. The memories will never leave us. “One Love” 131 A windy, overcast day — SAT’s in the morning — determination to beat the Case Cardinals — an upset loss — anticipation of the dance — half- time activities — excited fans — all these things made up the Homecom- ing Football Game on November 5, 1977. — Homecoming— November 5, 1977 “I Need You” 133 This year the students at Bourne High were treated to some excellent assem- blies. Along with the tradi- tional Pep Rallies, several guest entertainers appeared. First came The Boor, put on by two very talented Thespians. Then came Ted Raub, master magician, whose unusual humor and quick sleights of hand captivated the stu- dent body. Basketball wiz- ard Crazy George dazzled everyone with his excep- tional ball handling after the annual Faculty Basket- ball Game. On the educa- tional side, we had former CIA agent Bruce Taylor Odell speak on his experi- ence in the international field of politics. All in all it was a very good year for entertainment at BHS. Special Events ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTI SEMENT ADVERTISEMEN T ADVERTISEMENT ADVER TISEMENT ADVERTISEMEN T ADVERTISEMENT ADVER TISEMENT ADVERTISEMEN T ADVERTISEMENT ADVER TISEMENT ADVERTISEMEN NICKERSON BOURNE FUNERAL HOMES SUBURBAN PROPANE 40 MacArthur Blvd. Bourne, MA 02532 Also Route 6-A Sandwich, MA Bridge Street Sagamore, MA Seafood af l+s Finest Open Year Round THE LOBSTER TRAP CO. 290 Shore Rd. Monument Beach, MA 759-7600 Where Quality Counts Support Our Advertisers . . . Congratulations to Class of ' 78 BOURNE EDUCATORS ' ASSOCIATION . . . Our Advertisers Support Us! Congratulations to the CANALMEN From +he Men at CANAL LUMBER 759-2724 Buzzards Bay Support Our Advertisers . . . Best Wishes +o Class of 78 Dan+e F. Gallerani Sagamore Traffic Circle 888-0980 1 8 Waterhouse Road Bourne Village 759-5200 ROTH • JENKINS • WALSH Funeral Home Robert C. Roth — Harold W. Jenkins, Jr. — Clement E. Walsh Congratulations Class of 78!! JOHN GALLO ICE ARENA Bourne Recreation Authority j . . . Our Advertisers Support Us! Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF CAPE COD Sales Rentals Appraisals SUNDMAN REALTY CO. Tel. 2 Shore Rd. 617—759-2034 Bourne, MA 02532 R. BIGELOW CO., INC. Builders of Wooden Boats Since 1899 Hauling Repairs, Storage MacArthur Blvd. Bourne, MA Compliments of GRANDMA ' S RESTAURANTV Take Home Pie Shop v from Grandma with Love North Bourne Rotary Buzzard Bay, MA 759-2526 02532 ! j Support Our Advertisers . . . j 1 Compliments of Compliments of CEDARVILLE PANTRY AND PETROL INC. AND Chief Henry F. Maiolini CEDARVILLE LIQUOR Congratulations to INC. Class of ' 78 From Bruno’s Corner, Cedarville LOUIS MKT. Sagamore MA Congratulations to Class of ' 78 FARMERS ' OUTLET Sagamore MA Compliments From BRIDGE RESTAURANT Best of Luck Class of ' 78 CAPEWAY PLUMBING HEATING Sagamore . . . Our Advertisers Support Us! CATAUMET BOATS, INC. Congratulations Class of 78 R+. 28A, Ca+umet, MA 617—563-2338 BOURNE PHARMACY Congratulations to the Class of 1978 617-759-3892 Congratulations REDWOOD MOTEL Jet. Rtes. 6 and 28 Buzzards Bay, MA Pete and Roseann Way Mr. and Mrs. Russel Jacquith HOWIES MARKET Prime Meats Fresh Farm Produce Unlimited Variety First Rate Custom Service Dan and Paul at Your Service 303 Barlows Landing Rd. CAPE COD HONDA Pocasset, MA Tel. 563-5004 Our Advertisers Support Us . . . ! Best Wishes Class of 78 FISHERMAN ' S FRIEND Buzzards Bay 34 1 Scenic Hwy. Our Complimen+s +o the Class of 78 C. W. DOUGLAS, INC. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Buzzards Bay, Mass. 759-4427 Good Luck Class of 78 JACKSON PLUMBING HEATING Bourne MA . . . Support Our Advertisers! 143 Best Wishes to Class of 78 From Class of 79 Our Advertisers Support Us . . . STAR JEWELERS Compliments of GEORGE TOWERS ' GULF Cranberry Plaza East Wareham, Ma. Next to Angelo ' s Bourne Rotary Bourne Tel. 759-7802 Best Wishes Class of 1978 rtla 3nr. GRAY GABLES MKT. Quality Clothing for the Entire Family Ready and Willing to Serve Your Grocery Needs Edward F. Besse Trading Post Corners Sheila H. Besse Bourne, Mass. 02532 Shore Road FOUND THE CANAL ELECTRICAL, INC. FLORIST 1 54 Main Street Buzzards Bay Mass. 1 39 Main Street 2 Jarves Street Buzzards Bay Sandwich 759-2126 888-4411 Across From the Formerly the Fire Station Old Country Store. . . . Support Our Advertisers! 145 SANDWICH CO-OPERATIVE BANK Your Friendly Bank Promoting Thrift and Home Ownership Since 1885 Main Street Sandwich, Mass. Bourne Office Cohasset Ave. Buzzards Bay, MA Our Advertisers Support Us . . . CROWS NEST MEDICAL TRAVEL BY BETTY DOHERTY 183 Main St. Buzzards Bay Tel. 759-7331 AND DENTAL SERVICE Bourne Family Medicine Dentistry Pediatrics Radiology Counseling Mental Health Obstetrics Gynecology Tel. 759-2515 Prevention is the Healthcare! Airline, Steamship and Hotel Reservations World Wide Cruises Travel Far by Air or Car POCASSET HARDWARE Barlows Landing Road Pocasset, Ma. 563-6042 8:30 — 5:30 Sundays 9:30 — 12:00 Noon Congratulations Class of 78 Good Luck PANORAMA MOTOR LODGE Food — Drink — Entertainment at Nearby WAY STATION Tel. 6 1 7 759-4400 Bourne, Ma. South Bourne Bridge Rotary Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeCicco, Owners . . . Supports Our Advertisers! 147 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of 78” BOURNE BOARD OF SELECTMEN Barry H. Johnson Ernest H. Forni Robert W. Parady Our Advertisers Support Us . . . Good Luck to the Graduating GUSGOSSELIN REALTY Seniors Sales and Rentals RED TOP SPORTING GOODS Corner Barlows Landing Rd. and Shore Rd. Pocasset, Ma. 02559 Bus. 563-6363 Home 563-3443 Box 990 Realtor 265 Main St. Buzzards Bay Maurice J. “Gus” Gosselin Notary Public Compliments of BOSNENGO HARDWARE Congratulations Class of 78 Buzzards Bay, Ma. 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