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

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Mrs. Gladys Burgess graduated from Simmons College with a Business and Science degree. She was employed by the school systems in the town of Bourne, Mashpee, and Sandwich for many years. She spent the last 13 years at Bourne High School as secretary to the princi- pal. This year she is working at the administration build- ing. Miss Lynette Holden recieved her B.S. and M.A. at Boston University. Miss Holden first taught BHS in 1948, serving as a science and gym teacher, as well as the coach for all girl’s sports. In 1957 she went to teach in Lexington, but returned to Bourne to become part of the guidance department. She has been part of BHS for 22 years. She retired at the end of this year and leaving no regrets. Mr. John Gray recieved his B.A. and M.Ed., at Provi- dence College and his C.A.G.S., at Boston University. Before coming to Bourne he worked at a small two- roomed schoolhouse in Freetown, MA, where he taught all subjects except music. When he first came to Bourne, Mr. Gray taught Latin, French, and English for eight years. He was also involved in Bourne’s extra curricular activities. He was junior prom advisor for 5 years and Yearbook advisor for six. In addition to this he also served as principal for a short time before becoming a guidance counselor and later heading the guidance de- partment. Mr. Gray retired at the end of last year and is currently involved with The Cape Cod And the Island’s Associ- ation. We would like to express our appreciation to these three people and also to the other teachers who are no longer at Bourne High School this year. We do not always have a chance to say it, but we recognize what an important contribution these people have made to our lives. APPRECIATION V

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In the Fall, He’s the Grease Monkey for Cold Steel. In the Spring, he and his chaw head for the baseball field to lead yet another team. By day, he’s the English teacher telling students of the Wonders of Literature (The Great Gatsby). After hours, he’s father and husband to his family. Certainly by now, you have guessed that this baby-faced man, this teacher, coach, husband, father, and friend is Mr. Rainnie. For several years, his devotion, encouragement, and good humor have made him a favorite with teachers and students alike. Because of this, the Class of 1982 has chosen to dedicate their year- book to Mr. Michael Rainnie. Thanks, Mr. Rainnie, for all your support! Mr. Rainnie DEDICATION 2

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FRESHMAN Remember: Our magazine drive, the classmen. Our Class Officers were Sec. Pam Soule, and Treas. Caroline pep rallies, our first dance, and all the Pres. Peter Gasper, VP Kara Burns, Bevilacqua. older, wiser, and better-looking upper- 4