Cape Cod Community College - Foreseer Yearbook (West Barnstable, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1969 volume:

CAPECo Ught ■ Liberty O and til Learnmg _J B - Ught Liberty [PERSON MI LR ECOI TYC EGE 0201 0101047 6 When the flood of summer visitors return to the smog and confusion of their urban existence, they leave in their wake a Cape Cod, peaceful and uniquely beautiful, to be experienced by the students and faculty of Cape Cod Community College with a fullness any tourist is likely to miss. The college location on Cape Cod has been a primary factor in encour- aging well-qualified professors to forfeit the higher salaries offered by many other institutions, and come to teach at Cape Cod Community College. Cape Cod also attracts students of widely varied backgrounds and interests, thus making a career at 4 C ' s educational in more than just an academic sense. The serenity of off-season Cape Cod holds perhaps a greater attraction for our generation, in this age of tumultuous change, with its increased personal and social responsibility, than any that has gone before. Thus, we appreciate the emotion expressed by Henry David Thoreau — whose writings hold new significance for today ' s society — when he wrote, stand- ing on the shore of Cape Cod: A man may stand there and put all America behind him. DR. E. JUSTIN HILLS B.A., M.A., Ph.D. The yearbook staff of Cape Cod Covwixniity College knoivs that it echoes coinpletely the sentiment of the students graduating this year in dedicating this year ' s issue to Dr. E. Justin Hills, who will retire from our faculty this June. When Dr. Hills joined our teaching staff in 1962, he hro ight with him a wealth of experience gained from a career as both professor and scholar in the field of mathematics. hi addition to his having been teacher and mentor to students at five colleges throughout the country, Dr. Hills has contributed three published books to the field of mathe- matics, has contributed articles to the Lincoln Library Ency- clopedia, and has devised netv methods in slide rule develop- ment. Dr. Hills will leave us and his full-time teaching career, yet he tvill continue his scholarly vocation in the preparation of still another book. We feel honored that Dr. Hills considers his years at Cape Cod Community College his most rewarding ex- perience. E. CARLETON NICKERSON, A.B., M.B.A. An underlying purpose and goal of the College is to help awaken the intellect and spirit of the individual to the end that he may live a richer life, bring his maximum ability to his chosen career, and apply an enlightened understanding to civic responsibilities. This is a common end sought by most students and faculty alike. Although the College facilities are by no means the fanciest, thi s is more than offset by the quality of the teach- ing, the cooperative spirit which pervades the student body, faculty and administration, and the growing sense of in- volvement. And soon there will be a new campus and college, to which we will transfer these strengths. Here you have been faced with a rigorous academic program in an atmosphere of few rules and substantial free- dom for the individual. This has required the development of self-discipline, which it has been a joy to watch flower. To all of you, Good luck. E. Carleton Nickerson President To the Seniors: As you leave Cape Cod Community College, you may be con- fident of our continued interest in your education — botli formal and informal. Just as a store is known by its product, the reputation of a college is dependent, in a large measure, upon the success of its graduates. We are extremely proud to add the names of the Class of 1969 to the list of those graduates who have preceded you and who have won the reputation for the college which you have enjoyed. Elinor E. Hanna Dean of the College To the Graduates of 1969: Obviously you have our sincere congratula- tions! More than that, however, we would like to issue the challenge which is inherent in the very idea of graduation. We talk of Commence- ment which actually means to begin. This is the challenge! Begin now to use the fruits of your graduation to attain even higher things. Take your place in an institution of higher learn- ing, enter the business world or whatever you wish, but as you do so, do it with the conviction that your graduation signifies that you are ready to begin! John L. Roche Dean of Students LIGHT LIBERTY AND LEARNING faciilti) Every piece of marble has a statue in it waiting to be released by a man of sufficient skill to chip away the unnecessary parts. Just as the sculptor is to the marble, so is education to the soul. It releases it. For only educated men are free men. You cannot create a statue by smashing the marble with a hammer, and you cannot by force of arms release the spirit or the soul of man. Confucius THOMAS L. ALEXANDER Quote: Don ' t sell yourself short. Director of External Affairs, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Chairman, Division of History and Social Sciences. Hobbies: Flying, traveling, writing and music. Outside Interests: Reading, symphony, and newscast listening. ROUPEN BAKER, JR. Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Hobbies: Sailing, sloop 19 ft., skate, teach skating, hunting, fishing, swimming, skin diving. Outside Interests: Reading. - JUDITH M. BARNET Quote: I don ' t agree with you, incidently. English, A.B., M.A. Outside Interests: Chairman for Housing Com- mittee on Cape Cod, attends plays, enjoys all typ s of music, an avid moviegoer. PETER C. F. BIRKEL Quote: It ' s interesting to note. Social Sciences, A.B., M.A. Hobbies: Motor ' boating, sailing classical and liturgical music. Interests: Wine, women and song. sports cars, GORDON M. BROWNE, JR. Quote: People are more important than things. English, A.B., M.A. Hobbies: Free lance writer, jazz and folk music. Outside Interests: World peace and better race relations. VERONICA CHAR BONNE AU, R.N. Director of Nursing Program. Hobbies: Outside Interests: Gai ' dening, ing, swimming, painting. camp- ADMONT G. CLARK Quote: Your point is well taken. English, A.B., M.Ed. Hobbies: Tennis, historical research and writ- ing. Cape Cod, good music from Beatles to Bartok. ROGER F. COLE Quote: Look in the book. Accounting, B.S., M.B.A. Hobbies: Music — organ and piano. SANDRA H. COI-E Quote: Close the door, this isn ' t a short path. ' Music, B.A., M.S.Ed. Outside Interests: Organist. JAMES F. CRONIN, JR. Quote: What do you mean my wife ' s here ? Chairman, Division of Business and Secretarial Science. Hobbies: Sailing, skiing, tennis, and fishing. Outside Interests: Center around 2 sons — 3 and 8. PAUL DONHAM Management of Business and Administration, A.B., M.B.A. Hobbies: Kyoto Imports (owner), business con- sultant, member of the Council on Foreign Relations. JAMES E. DO ' WNEY Quote: In academics, there ' s no substitute for hard work. Biological Sciences, B.S., M.S. Hobbies; Outside Interest: Hunting, fishing, forestry. JOHN D. ERB Quote: We live with each other by faith in communication. Speech, A.B., M.A. Hobbies: Flying, heading for pilot ' s license, teaching. Interest: College students — primary interest because they are the most important genera- tion. MURIEL J. FARMER Quote: Use the back side of the paper, it ' s cheaper! Executive Secretarial Studies, B.S., M.Ed. Hobbies: Puzzles, gardening, and working with plants. Outside Interests: Hiking, and reading. JOHN G. FARROW Quote: Who took my screen? Biological Sciences, B.A., M.A. Outside Interests: Hunting, fishing, ice skating, cross country skiing, nature study. BRADLEY FISK, JR Quote: ' lis your nickel, spend it wisely. Social Sciences, A.B., A.M. Outside Interests: Running a boat yard in So. Orleans, in the summer, specializing in sail- boats, travel. B. CARSON FRENCH Quote: Be yourself and be interested in people. Chemistry, B.S., M.A., M.S. Outside Interests: Golfing, photography, hiking, and grandchildren. MARGARET B. GORMAN Quote: Good luck and best wishes. Psychology, B.A., M.A. Hobbies: T. L. C. ESTELLE GRYGENT, R.N. Quote: How many of you ate your breakfast this morning? Nursing, B.S., M.A. MARION HARRINGTON Quote: Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Secretarial Studies, B.S.Ed. Hobbies: Sailing, gardening, square dancing, antiques. Outside Interests: Foreign student exchange. ROBERT C. HEWICK Quote: Did you have your moining coffee yet? History, B.A., M.A. Hobbies: Reading, swimming, digging clams, sawing wood. JUSTIN HILLS Quote: He ' s a California Dreamer. Chairman, Division of Mathematics and the Sciences, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Hobbies: Hooking rugs at approx. 3 rugs a year — Currently working on a 6 ' x 9 ' with de- sign of seal on it. Also working on a book for parents, to help them understand math. GEORGE A. HOAR Quote: You pays your money and you takes your choice. Acting Chairman, Division of History and Social Sciences, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Hobbies: Gardening, sailing, fishing. Outside Interests: 2 dogs, 9 cats, etc. JOHN A. HYNES Quote: Every Wednesday is ketchup day. ' Mathematics, B.A., M.A.T. Hobbies: Bridge, gardening, swimming. BARRY R. McPHEE Quote: As one beaver said to the other, life is one dam after another. English, B.A.. M.A. ANDREW G. MEYER Quote: It ' s really quite elementary. Chairman, Division of English and Humanities, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Hobbies: Gardening and fishing. ROBERT MINSHALL Quote: ' ' Continue and don ' t change course in mid-dream. Languages, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Outside Interests: Collecting Indian artifacts, whaling gear, sailing, clam digging and fish- ing. W. DOUGLAS MITClIFJ.l, Quote: A bottle of scutcli and time save 9. ' Speech and Art, B.A., M.A., M.F.A. Hobbies: Scrimshaw, ship models. JOHN F. MULCAHY, JR. Quote: You have to think sociologically. Social Sciences, A.B., A.M. Hobbies: Sports, tennis and skating. SHIRLEY M. PAYNE, R.N. Quote: Best Wishes. Nursing, B.S., M.S. Hobbies: Sailing, sewing, reading, and writing PEGGY A. SAVAGE Quote: Have you got a minute? Director of Counseling and Student Activities, B.S., M.S. Outside Interests: Gardening, and opera. HAROLD D. SMITH, JR. Quote: Get a repossessed car. Social Sciences, B.B.A., M.A. Hobbies: Basketball, officiating, golfing, and fishing. EVERETT P. TOMLINSON Quote: Have I got you sufficiently confused? Physics, B.S., Pii.D. Hobbies: Sail boating. ROBERT YOUNG Quote: If and only if (iff). Mathematics, B.A., M.A. Hobbies: Swimming and tennis. Excedrin Headache 305 Staff The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer. John B. Baldasaro, B.S. Assistant to President Ernest J. Cole, Jr., B.S. Registrar Katherine L. Adams Secretary Doris A. Bates Secretary to Dean of College Carl F. Dobler Secretary to Director, External Affairs Doris B. Fauteaux C. P. L. Assistant Librarian Lucille Fritz Secretary, Guidance Dolores C. Hoffman Secretary, Evening and Seminar Divisions Susan B. Holden Bookkeeper Leona Houghton Bookkeeper Claire Young Bookkeeper Florence Plouffe Bookkeeper Phyllis Walker Faculty Secretary Elizabeth J. Porter Principal Clerk Nancy McCord Secretary 1 1 i i 1 1 Lucia McKenzie Secretary, Dean of Students Muriel F. Thomas Secretary to President Dr. Gerald W. Hazard, B.S., M.D. Esther Fernald, R.N., B.S.E. ces David Barrows Paul C. Doiron Alfred L. Nickerson This bookstore is going to Pot ! I can ' t see any foldout! We ' ve got to stop meeting lilce this. I dreamed I was Homecoming Queen in my Maidenform Bra. Oh! Is that what a bippy is? Loolc what I got for 15 cents! Blow in my ear jr- and I ' ll follow you anywhere. In Memory of Debbie Carey The sun came Skipping and Jumping Across the morning clouds. In it was her face, Smiling and Laughing. The sun stood Burning and Scorching At those morning clouds. In it was her face, Crying and Sobbing. And I saw her face in the sun As it sank below the horizon. On each she left a mark As death casts its shadows Even in the dark. John Morris ' 69 Uppefclassmen They come They leave But something Still Remains John Morris ' 69 MILDRED ADAMS Milly Old Main Street, Sandwich, Mass. Awards, hoiiors earned: Dean ' s List, 3. Hobbies or Outside Interests: Swimming, reading, movies, basketball games. Future plans: To go into some form of social work or psychology. Favorite quote: Really. Found at 4 C ' s: Nice kids, excellent teachers, and a good year. Unfulfilled ambition: To travel. Advice to entering Freshmen: Don ' t take any classes on the third floor. Look for in the opposite sex: Good personality and a sense of humor. JOAXXE F. ALIGIIIERI Joan 30 Granite Street, Norwood, Mass. Aivards: Honors at graduation. Applicant for U. W. F. S. (United World Federalist Schol- arship). 771 school activities: S. S. Rep. 1 sem S. S. Sec- retary. Counselijig and Advising Comm.: 1 sem USI 1 sem. Ski Club 1 sem. Hobbies: Tennis, skiing, dancing, sewing, read- ing, horoscopes, people. Future plans: Teacher, Secondary education. Found at 4C ' s: Acceptance, encouragement, un- derstanding, experiencing joy, sorrow, fear, hate, jealousy. In all, I found myself. Advice to Freshmen: Don ' t waste time by putting off until tomorrow what you can and should do today. ril always remember: 139 Sea Street, Vick ' s Vap- or Rub, Go to your room! , soup, parties, Christmas, birthday parties, cops Now that ' s Look for in opposite sex: Honesty and trust. SHARYN PATRICIA AMARAL 14 Ocean Street, Fairhaven, Mass. Activities: Newman Club. Hobbies: Painting. Future plans: Elementary teacher. Favorite quote: As long as there is life, there will never be an end to human misery. Foiind at 4C ' s: Husband. Unfulfilled ambition: Marriage. Advice to Freshmen: Good luck and have fun. I ' ll always remember: Teddy ' s. Look for in opposite sex: Consideration and un- derstanding. MURIEL JOAN ARMOUR West Yarmouth, Mass. Awards, honors earned: Dean ' s List: 1, 3. Inschool activities: Sea Change editorial staff. Hobbies or outside interests: Sports, sketching, singing. Future plans: I hope to study sociology in a 4 year college. What have you foimd at 4C ' s: Encouragement to learn all I can and many new friends. Advice to entering Freshmen: Ask yourself why you ' re here and act accordingly. I ' ll always remember: The beams in the fourth floor library and Mr. Cronin ' s business classes. MARIE BAGLEY 16 Garfeild Street, Foxboro, Mass. Interests: Sports. Future plans: Majoring in Physical Education. Favorite quote: To each his own. Advice to Freshmen: Good luck. JEAN FRANCES BAIRD Jean Circuit Avenue. Oak Bluffs. Martha ' s Vineyard, Mass. Awards, honors earned: Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3. Hobbies or outside interests: Swimming, live theater. Future plans: Major in Biology and become a secondary school teacher. Perhaps continue in the field of Biology and do some research. Favorite quote: Consider the lilies of the Field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin: and yet I say unto you that Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. Found at 4 C ' s: A lot of students who don ' t know where they are going. Unfulfilled ambition: To be the first woman to conquer Everest. Advice to entering Freshmen: Read . . . Read . . . Read. ril always remember: The Blizzard of ' 67 when we stomped out WE ' RE FROM CCCC in twen- ty foot tall letters in the Pleasant Street wharf parking lot. hook for in the opposite sex: The right combina- tion of responsibility and frivolity. MARTHA BALLOU Marth 35 Park Street, N. Wilmington, Mass. Activities: Intermural basketball, Academia. Hobbies: Skating, skiing, sewing. Future plans: To enter the nursing program at 4 C ' s. Favorite quote: What you are speaks so loudly — that I can hardly hear what you say. Found at 4 C ' s: More confusion than I came here with. Unfulfilled ambition: To become a good nurse and a good wife and mother. Advice to Freshmen: Keep it cool! I ' ll always remember: All the good times at P. S. I. with the guys. Look for in the opposite sex: Good looks, friend- liness, and manliness. CARYN JANE BERGH Berghie 1 Grove Street, Attleboro, Mass. School activities: Secretary of Freshman Class, Zoo newspaper staff, yearbook. Outside interests: Swimming, art. Quote: There are some decisions being made about me, about life, and all 1 ask is that I be a part of that decision-making. Found at 4 C ' s: An education, and a chance. FuMire plans: Massachusetts College of Art. Unfulfilled ambition: To fulfill it. Advice to Freshmen: Live and learn, watch and listen — but above all — have fun. Always remember: Park Square Inn. Look for in opposite sex: The opposite. STEVEN C. BERGMAN Giant 893 Washington Street, Norwood, Mass. Hobbies or outside interests: Skiing and Cor- vettes. Future plans: Computer Sciences. Favorite quote: Here Come Da Bus!! Found at 4 C ' s: A more than adequate well rounded education!!!? Unfulfilled ambition: To succeed Hugh Hefner and Jean Claude Killy. Advice to eiitering Freshmen: Stay away from W. Yarmouth police and Mr. Brown. Look for in the opposite sex: ? ! I ' ll always remember: Last year ' s Spring Week- end at Chatham House. ROBERT H, BLANCHETTE 81 Mt. Pleasant Street, New Bedford, Mass. Hobbies: Landscaping, music, and reading. Future plans: Junior Aciiievement — Executive Director. Favorite quote: Ciiance favors the prepared mind. Found at 4 C ' s: A friendly atmosphere. Unfulfilled ambition: Success in the business world. Advice to entering Freshmen: Keep abreast of your assignments. I ' ll always remember: Professor Cronin ' s Re- search Assignments. JANET BOCCACI Boccach 12 Russell Ave., Plymouth, Mass. In-school activities: Student Senate, Cheerleader, Head Cheerleader. Hobbies or outside interests: Volunteer worker in project Head Start. Future plans: Elementary school teacher. Favorite quote: 4 years out of 40. What have you found at 4 C ' s: Variety is the spice of life. Advice to entering Freshmen: Smile no matter what happens. I ' ll ahvays remember: The 01 ' days of P. S. I. What do you look for in the opposite sex: The opposite. KENNETH E. BORDEN Ken 67 Old Bedford Road, Westport, Mass. Hobbies: Brother and treasurer of Kappa Delta Phi, contemporary music, cars, and motorcy- cling. Future plans: Junior Researcher. Favorite quote: It ' s only fitting. Found at 4 C ' s: The best parties and friendliest carefree people. Unfulfilled ambition: Success in the advertising world. Advice to entering Freshmen: Keep a friendly attitude at all times. Look for in the opposite sex: Ability to cope. ROLAND G. BOURGEOIS 67 Glen Road, Hyannisport, Mass. Future plans: To own the Heritage House. Found at 4 C ' s: My wife. Advice to Freshmen: Study, study, study. What do you look for in the opposite sex: Sex. RICHARD TERRENCE BOWEN Terry 243 Wood Road, South Yarmouth, Mass. Aioards, honors earned: Dean ' s List, 2. In-school acthnties: Intramural football and bas- ketball. Hobbies or outside interests: Swimming, chess. Future plans: Continue college. Favorite quote: In your heart you know I ' m right. What have you found at 4 C ' s: Reverence and sincerity. What is your unfidfiUed ambition: To be an outstanding orator. Advice to entering Freshmen : Don ' t ! I ' ll ahvays remember: The large turn over each semester. What do you look for in the opposite sex: Ac- quiescence. MARC A. BOYD Marc 36 Hanisch Road, Attleboro, Mass. In-school activities: Freshman class President, Student Senate 1, 2, 3, 4, intermurals, home- coming committee and Spring weekend Com- mittee, Athletic committee. Hobbies: Motorcycles: Future plans: Transfer to Suffolk U. or New Hampshire College of Acct. and Commerce. Favorite quote: Cute, real cute. Found at 4 C ' s: Various real estate agents. Unfulfilled ambitio7i: To have Jane Fonda for a roommate. Advice to Freshmen: Beware of school buses bearing West Yarmouth police. I ' ll alioays remember: My night at the West Yarmouth police station. Loofc for in opposite sex: Mother love. JOANNE BUTKUS Jo 206 Craigville Beach Road, Hyannis Port, Mass. In-school activities: Secretary of the Yearbook Staff, 4 C ' s Bowling League. Hobbies: Cape Cod Ski and Outing Club, tennis, horseback riding. Future plans: To work in the field of psychology. Favorite quote: Life is a strange experience. Found at 4 C ' s: A lot of good times and wild parties; great professors! Unfulfilled ambition: To stay single for a while and to travel. Advice to entering Freshmen: Congratulations! I ' ll always remember: ... never to forget . . . uh . . . Loofc for in the opposite sex: S. P. 0. R. T. JOSEPH CARLSON Joe, Cakes 409 West Falmouth Highway, Falmouth, Mass. In-school activities: Veterans ' Club, Newspaper Staff. Hobbies: Golf, tennis, baseball, and girls. Future plans: Business lawyer. Favorite quote: One door will close, but another will open ... Found at 4 C ' s: A close relation between the student and the teacher, which is an important part of education. Unfulfilled ambition: To have what I don ' t have today, plus my friends. Advice to entering Freshmen: The college is what one makes it to be. I ' ll always remember: G. T. (golden throat) and Rodger. Loofc for in the opposite sex: Intelligence, looks, and a good pair of legs. RICHARD A. CAVANAUGH Cav 758 Great Plain Ave., Needham, Mass. Activities: Sydney, my pet rock, and Frisbeeing. Future plans: Air Force pilot training. Favorite quote: A wiseman can play the part of a fool, but a fool can ' t play the part of a wise- man. Found at 4 C ' s: A 2S deferment and financial insecurity. Unfulfilled ambition: To stay single till I ' m 30. Advice to entering Freshmen: Stay sober, single, don ' t go to parties, and have a good time. I ' ll aluiays remember: Co-ed sauna baths. Loofc for in the opposite sex: A good face, good figure, and a good bank account. CHARLENE CLEMENT Charlie or Tweed 32 Brookshire Road, Hyannis, Mass. Future plaiis: Bridgewater State. Favorite quote: You ' ve got to be kidding! Found at 4 C ' s: A lot of friends. Advice to entering Freshmen: Play it cool! Look for in the opposite sex: Intelligence. I ' ll always remember: Card games in the Com- mons. RICHARD B. COLLIER Dick 399 Richards Ave., Portsmouth, N. H. Aivards, honors earned: Dean ' s List, 1, 2. In-school activities: 4 CV — ' 68- ' 69 Vice Chair- man, Academia, Zoo. Hobbies or outside interests: Everything, Future plans: College. Favorite quote: Come now, and let us reason together. Found at 4 C ' s: Questions. Unfulfilled ambition: Acquisition of an M. D. Look for in the opposite sex: Intelligence, warmth, character, personality, appearance. WINSTON H. CUSHMAN, JR. Buddy 191 High Street, Wareham, Mass. Aivards: Dean ' s List, 3. In-school activities: Student Senate Vice Presi- dent, 1st semester, sophomore year. Student Senate President, 2nd semester, sophomore year. Hobbies: Listening to Blood, Sweat, and Tears, Electric Flag, and Beatles, playing hockey, reading Shakespeare, and writing little things. Futu re plans: To teach high school English and to write. Favorite quote: Was this the face that launched a thousand ships? Foimd at 4 C ' s: A warm, wonderful faculty- student relationship that I am sure could not be equaled in any other college. Your unfulfilled ambition: To win the Nobel Prize in Literature. Advice to entering Freshmen: Study hard. Edu- cation is the way to peace. I ' ll always remember: ■ Meeting new friends that really care about their fellow human beings. Look for in the opposite sex: Literacy and pretty eyes. KAREN DEEM 27 Norris Path, Teatieket, Mass. Hobbies and outside interests: Music. Future plans: Teacher. Favorite quote: You can fool me once and it ' s not my fault, but the second time I ' m the fool. Found at 4 C ' s: Confusion. Unfulfilled ambition: Singer. Advice to entering Freshmen: Study hard and live away from home. Will always remember: Days at P. S. I., 189 Sea- brook Road (Hyde Parkers). Look for in opposite sex: Respect and truthful- ness. DONNA DiCICCO 82 Sea Street, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Sailing Club, Academia, Yearbook Layout Chairman. Outside interest: People, sailing, skiing, tennis. Future plans: Elementary teacher. Favorite quote: All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better. Found at 4 C ' s: A great faculty, and a friendly atmosphere, and warm surroundings. Unfulfilled ambition: To think. Advice to Freshmen: Enjoy yourself. ril ahvays remember: Dr. Minshall. Look for in opposite sex: Him. MICHAEL DONNELL Savage, Rackarama 37 Brookhill Road, South Yarmouth, Mass. Awards: ' 68 captain of football championship team. Activities: Student senate. Circle K, I-M foot- ball, Softball. Hobbies: Surfing, skiing, hunting. Future plans: To continue school as long as I can. Favorite quote: D — go to your room. Found at 4 C ' s: More relatives and added de- ductions. Unfulfilled ambition: Nothing that can ' t be ful- filled in the future. Advice to entering Freshmen: Proceed with Pre- caution. Always remember: (kind of vaguely) the week- end of March 1, 1969. Look for in opposite sex: Friendship, just friend- ship. TERESA ANN DOYLE Terry 5 Darrell Drive, Randolph, Mass. In-school activities: Cheerleading, Ski Club. Hobbies or outside interests: Skiing, rallying. Future plans: To teach. Favorite quote: Has anybody got 26 ' ' - and tax? Found at 4 C ' s: Friendly people. Unfulfilled ambition: To travel. Advice to entering Freshmen: Don ' t get caught drinking! I ' ll always remember: Swan Lake. Look for in the opposite sex: Someone who just wants to look ! ROBERT B. DRUMMOND 15 Buckwood Drive, Hyannis, Mass. Aivards: Dean ' s list, 2, 3. Future plans: Teaching. Found at 4 C ' s: A second chance. LUTHER ROBERT ELDREDGE Bob North Eastham, Mass. In-school activities: Varsity Basketball 67-68-69, Capt. 68-69. Hobbies or outside interests: Buying clothes, dancing, drinking, water skiing, driving long distances, and learning to play bridge. Future plans: Physical Education Teacher. Found at 4 C ' s: In order to keep people from bumming your cigarettes, smoke Larks. Unfulfilled ambition: To find Dean Roche a hair piece or a sure device to grow hair on his head. I ' ll always remember: A ride on a school bus, not to school but to the Yarmouth jail. It really was not bad at all. Look for in the opposite sex: Nothing. I found it all . JOSEPH EYSIE Joe 23 Concord Ave., Norwood, Mass. Outside interests: Fraternity of Kappa Delta Phi. Future plans: Teaching. Favorite quote: You idiot. Found at 4 C ' s: Fun and excitement. Unfulfilled aynbition: Become a millionaire. Advice to entering Freshmen: Study hard. I ' ll always remember: Frat parties. Loofc for in opposite sex: Blonde hair, nice legs and eyes. CAROLYN LINDA FAUSNIER Lyn 310 Brick Street, Fall River, Mass. Outside interest: Painting. Future plans: Teaching. Favorite quote: The heart has reason of which reasons knows nothing of. Found at 4 C ' s: Writer ' s cramp. Unfulfilled ambition: To be an artist. Advice to entering Freshmen: Enjoy yourself. Always remember: Term papers. Look for in opposite sex: Personality and sense of humor. RICHARD FLEMING 31 Onset Ave., Wareham, Mass. Hobbies: Hockey. Future plans: Enter business. Favorite quote: Some nice. Found at 4 C ' s: A draft deferment. Unfulfilled ambition: To make a 4.0. Advice to Freshmen: Stay clear of parties and you ' ve got it made. I ' ll always remember: Elton Baril ' s trees. Look for in opposite sex: The opposite. LAURA FROST Scudder Ave., Hyannis, Mass. Future plans: Teaching. What have you found at 4 C ' s: A lot of work. WJiat is your unfulfilled ambition: Travel. Advice to entering Freshmen: Don ' t leave things to the last minute. What do you look for in the opposite sex: Humor and personality. SANDRA FRUGOLI Sandy 260 Pleasant Street, Marshfield, Mass. Honors earned: Dean ' s List, 2, 3. Future plans: More college. Favorite quote: Hatred in the house. Foimd at 4 C ' s: Stairs (108). Unfulfilled ambition: Social work. Advice to Freshmen: Get front room downstairs at Siscoe ' s. Always remember: The 10 o ' clock sillies. hook for in opposite sex: HH ' s. , CLIFTON A. GAUTHIER Cliff 103 Perry Street, New Bedford, Mass. In-school activities: Bowling league. Soph. Stu- dent Senate Rep., Yearbook Literary chairman. Hobbies, or outside interest: Music, radio, and tennis enthusiast. Future plaiis: Major in math or economics. Favorite quote: Be what you are. What have you found at 4 C ' s: The appreciation of people. What is your unfulfilled ambition: To be a jack of 3 trades math, computer and electronics tech. What do you look for in tlie opposite sex: Femin- inity. Advice to entering Freshmen: These are truly the last free years of your life! CANDIDA ROSA PEREZ GONZALEZ Candy 152 Beach Street, Plymouth, Mass. School activities: Academia, Yearbook. Outside interests: Reading. Future plans: Medical technology. Found at 4 C ' s: Opportunity, friendly atmos- phere, great teachers. Unfulfilled ambition: Travel. Advice to Freshmen: Smile! It ' ll soon be over. Alivays remember: Mr. Mitchell. Look for in opposit e sex: Manliness. Quote: ... la musica sirve para disimular palabras y las palabras para disimular pen- samientos. HELEN GOOLISHIAN Mother Main Street, East Dennis, Mass. Awards, honors earned: Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3. Outside interests: Family, Cub scouts, Foreign affairs. Future plans: To be of service to my fellow man in my selected field of study, (social science and education). Favorite quote: Better late than never. Fo7tnd at 4 C ' s: The opportunity of a second change to obtain an education; from a knowl- edgeable and enlightened faculty; and a sub- stantial faith in today ' s youth. Unfulfilled ambition: To be completely caught up in my reading in Philosophy. Look for in opposite sex: My husband, Gregg. Advice to entering Freshmen: Study now — play later. I ' ll ahvays remeraber: The finite math course, on the third floor, at 8:00 a.m. ELIZABETH GUMBERT Betty 842 Old Conn Path, Framingham, Mass. Honors earned: Dean ' s List 1. Activities: Ski Club. Future plans: Teacher. Favorite quote: Life is full of only good things. Advice to Freshmen: Study. I ' ll always remember: Living on my own. Look for in opposite sex: Eyes (they tell a lot). KATHLEEN MALEY BARBARA HARDY Barb 89 Crystal Spring Road, Mattapoisett, Mass. In-school activities: Cheerleader 1st and 2nd years. Hobbies: Skiing, dancing. Future plans: To be a secretary. Favorite quote: How bad is that? Found at 4 C ' s: Opportunity and many friends. Unfulfilled ambition: To be thinner. Advice to Freshmen: Study? Look for in opposite sex: Consideration. MARY E. HARRINGTON Swift Beach Road, Wareham, Mass. Activities: Acadeniia, Great decisions ' 69, Year- book. Outside interests: Softball, horseback riding, reading. Future plans: Teacher. Favorite quote: A little learning is a dangerous thing; drink deep or taste not the Pierian Spring. Found at 4 C ' s: Knowledge and fun. Unfulfilled ambition: To go skin diving. Advice to Freshmen: Know when to have fun and when to study. I ' ll always remember: Mr. Erb ' s Speech Class. ROBERT A. HEBER 5 Harrington Way, Hyannisport, Mass. In-school activities: 4 C ' s Vets. Hobbies or outside interests: Flying, S.C.U.B.A. diving, sports car racing. Future plans: Commercial pilot, securities. Favorite quote: It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool; than to speak aloud and remove all doubt. BARBARA HEUSER Barbie 37 Miller Street, Medfield, Mass. Activities: Cheerleader. Hobbies: Being Friendly. Future plans: Elementary teacher. Favorite quote: Hatred in the house. Found at 4 C ' s: Unhappiness. Unfulfilled ambition: Making Dean ' s List. Advice to entering Freshmen: Walk on by! I ' ll always remember: Oak Neck Road and S. C Loofc for in the opposite sex: HH ' s. STEVE HOPPE Hop 7 Indian Trail, Sagamore Beach, Mass. In-school activities: Student Senate, Newspaper. Hobbies: Surfing, water skiing, snow skiing, stereo music, and The ocean. Future plans: To own my own Hotel. Favorite quote: I could really care one bit, couldn ' t I? Found at 4 C ' s: Beth, close friends, some good parties, and excellent instructors. Unfulfilled ambition: To ride down the wall of a 25 foot glassy wave. Advice to Freshmen: Let your car look like an instructor ' s so you can park in the faculty parking lot. Look for in opposite sex: Understanding. JAMES F. HOSMER 12 Huntington Ave., Sharon, Mass. Awards: Dean ' s List, 3. Hobbies: Sports. Future plans: Oceanography. Favorite quote: Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage. Minds innocent and quiet talce that for a hermitage. Found at 4 C ' s: Decent grades. Loofc for in the opposite sex: Tolerance. FRED HUTCHINGS Snerf Lakeside Trailer Park, lot 33, E. Falmouth, Mass. In-school activities: Vet club. Hobbies or outside interests: Motorcycle riding. Future plans: Teacher. Favorite quote: A sense of humor is the salt of life. What have you found, at 4 C ' s: A desii ' e for edu- cation. What is your unfiilfilled ambition: Oceanogra- pher. What do you look for in the opposite sex: A bit of humor. Advice to entering Freshmen: Have Patience. I ' ll always remember: The first semester. CHARLES JACK Chaz 39 Hussey Street, New Bedford, Mass. Hobbies or outside interests: Golf, hockey, and cars, and skiing. Future plans: To get my Ph.D. in Botany. Favorite quote: Would you like a Walnetto? Found at 4 C ' s: A luell-rounded education. Unfulfilled ambition: To be a West Yarmouth Cop. Advice to entering Freshmen: Don ' t go to Bus parties. I ' ll always rem ember: Last year ' s Spring Week- end. DENNIS P. JANUARY Shadow 2694 Cottage Way, Sacramento, California In-school activities: Student Senate, Cliairman of the Budget and Finance Committee, Cultural Committee. Hobbies: Football, skiing, golf, and bridge. Future plans: To become an officer in the armed forces. Favorite quote: Smoke! Found at 4 C ' s: A strong student-teacher rela- tionship. Unftdfilled ambition: To finish college in four years. Advice to entering Freshmen: Get involved in student activities. I ' ll always remember: The Budget and Finance Committee. Look for in the opposite sex: A well rounded per- son. CARL JOHNSON Me 75 East Elm Avenue, Wollaston, Mass. In-school activities: Union for Student Involve- ment — Academia — Community News. Hobbies or outside interests: Music, Wizardry. Future Plans: To study Psychological Existen- tialism. Favorite quote: Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani! What have you found at 4 C ' s: 35( ' ; What is your unfulfilled ambition: To die in the State of Grace. Advice to entering Freshmen : Be precise and Concise and never heed advice — ad= toward — vice=sexual immorality. I ' ll always remember: Grace. What do you look for in the opposite sex: A Good Mother Image. MARY ANN JOHNSON 145 Lakefield Road, South Yarmouth, Mass. Hobbies: Tennis. Future plans: To earn a degree. Favorite quote: Right! Found at 4 C ' s: Opportunities for future success. Unfulfilled ambition: To travel. Advice to entering Freshmen: Remember dis- cipline. I ' ll always remember: The Commons. Look for in the opposite sex: Personality, and a sense of humor. MAUREEN KERRIGAN Mulligan 83 Oak Street, Foxboro, Mass. Aioards: Homecoming Queen — November. 1967. Hobbies or outside interests: Reading and Party- ing. Future Plans: To become an airline stewardess. Favorite quote: Walk softly and carry a big stick. What have you found at 4 C ' s: A good faculty and valuable friends. Unfulfilled ambition: Teaching. Advice to entering Freshmen: Too many parties will never hurt anyone. I ' ll always remember: Freshman Initiation. Look for in the opposite sex: Ruggedness. KRISTINA KNIPPEL Kris Cole 37 Nagag Road, Acton, Mass. Hobbies or outside interests: Ka®. horseback riding. Future plans: Marriage, teacher. Favorite quote: Are you sure? Found at 4 C ' s: A KaCD man for a husband. Always remember: KaO and my freshman year. SUSAN LAMB Suzy Wauwinet Road, Nantucket, Mass. Fiiture plans: Work. Favorite quote: Hatred in the house. Found at 4 C ' s: AVriter ' s cramp. Unfulfilled ambition: Getting married soon. Advice to entering Freshmen: Stay downstairs at Siscoe ' s. I ' ll alivays remember: Did you — ? ! Look for in the opposite sex: HH ' s. CARL LEAVITT Ket 798 Bedford Street, East Bridgewater, Mass. Hobbies or outside interests: Surfing. Future plans: College. Favorite quote: National Sex week, give till it hurts. Found at 4 C ' s: Long .stairs nd longer classes. Unfrilfilled ambition: To graduate. I ' ll always remember: The elevators. Loofc for in the opposite sex: Smooth napes. NANCY LINDBERG 185 N. Main Street, Hyannis, Mass. In-school activities: Girls Athletic Association. Hobbies or outside interests: Basketball, skiing, working with children. Future plans: Teacher. Favorite quote: To each his own. Found at 4 C ' s: A very good curriculum and a very wonderful faculty. The teachers seem to do anything to help the student, if he really wants it. Unfulfilled ambition: To make a lot of money. Advice to Freshmen: Have the courage to make your own decisions — study, study, study — right from the first day. Look for in opposite sex: A sense of humor, hon- esty, sincerity; a guy who likes children; well educated and tall. PRISCILLA N. LITTLE Pris 225 Naple Street, Framingham, Mass. Favorite quote: You only live once. Unfulfilled ambition: To travel around the world. Advice to Freshmen: Don ' t believe everything you are told. Look for in opposite sex: Humility. SAMLTX JAMES LOFTHOUSE Rt 134, Dennis, Mass. A ' drards, honors earned: Dean ' s List 2, 3. Soohizs or outside mterests: OR Painting. F ' Jinire plans: Continuation of Education in the field of Phjiics. Found at 4 (7s: A new interest in mvself and my enTironnient. Vi::. ' :- ii ambition: To give birth to scientific .-_;:■;:= : T-eshmen: Study in the Hbraiy rather :r-;r L : ' e commons. 1;; .■ ;;- ;-. opposite sex: Censored by Mrs. Loft- I£0 MAHOXEY, JR. ImcJ:- ' 58 Xtngret Atb., East Falmouth, Mass. Inrschool activsSies: USL L M. Basketball OutsiAe interests: Judy and golf. Future plans: Teacher and continued education at U. Mass. UTif- ' i isi z-mhition: To win the U. S. Open. Ac7 ' i:e r: i ' zering Freshmen: Study. FT. z ' .- z ' i -err.eTnher: Trying to Snd a place to t £rk my car. Wh-at do ' JO ' i too?: for in tfi-s ovaosHe sez: Re e£Z- ing Qifalities. EAELE MeCLARE h icky Zt -scTiooI uctivTti-Bs : STudsnt S nste. Europe. Favorite quote: Oh yeh- TTf-.-zt- -iS ' .:■-,.- . ' . ' -S.- ' .zz z- ' r. ' .z-.: To visit the . ' . -C— z- -.-.- ;;:-: r: : ' . ' . i :r ' :;-:rs sex: Too much. Adrice to entering Freshmen: HA: ' ' . ' z ' .- ' z-js Temernber: The SDacious camriis. JANET Mcdonough Scituate, Mass. In-school activities: Sailing Club, Student Senate. Outside interests: Boating, swimming, music, ski club. Found at 4 C ' s: Happiness. Unfulfilled ambition: To be an elementary school teacher. Ahvays remember: Muri ' ay way and the post of- fice, Mulroy and Lumbert. Look for in opposite sex: Masculinity. CHERYL KATHRYN McGLEW 54 Maple Street, Buzzards Bay, Mass. In-school activities: Newspaper, Freshman year. Hobbies or outside interests: Horseback riding, swimming, cooking. Future plans: Work for awhile and attend even- ing college for my B.A. degree. Found at 4 C ' s: 4 C ' s has the best faculty around. Mr. Mitchell has been extremely helpful to me. Even though the subjects he teaches aren ' t related to accounting, I have found them to be helpful and enjoyable. Unfulfilled ambition: CPA. I ' ll always remember: The February Snow Week- end sponsored by the Vets Club. Look for in the opposite sex: Same likes and dis- likes, understanding, knowledge, and consid- eration. DOUGLAS RUSSELL MEEHAN Bougie 3837 Acushnet Ave., New Bedford, Mass. School activities: Circle K. Outside activities: Ski Club, cars. Future plans: Air force. Favorite quote: When you have nothing, you have nothing to lose. Found at 4 C ' s: Wife. Unfulfilled ambition: Marriage. Advice to Freshmen: SmQe, it could be worse? I ' ll always remember: Teddy ' s. Look for in opposite sex: Eyes. PAUL B. MILLER 227 Court Street, Plymouth, Mass. Awards: Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3. Activities: President of U. S. L, Representative of Student Senate, Member of the Veterans Club. Hobbies: Stamp collecting, target shooting. Future plans: College — college — college — and then perhaps work. Favorite quote: Between knowledge of what really exists and ignorance of what does not exist lies the domain of opinion. It is more obscure than knowledge, but clearer than ig- norance. Plato: The Republic. Found at 4 C ' s: Myself. Your unfulfilled ambition: A Ph.D. in Political Science. In the opposite sex: Intelligence, pleasing per- sonality, and feminine mystique — in that or- der. Advice to entering Freshmen: Let yourself go and make the most out of what you ' re paying for. I ' ll always remember: Union for Student Involve- ment. JOHN A. MORRIS Andy Activities: Bowling club, yearbook staff. Hobbies: Scuba diving. Future plans: Navy and then teach. Favorite quote: Ecclesiastes 3:1-10. Found at 4 C ' s: Many friends and much security as well as many frustrations. Your unfulfilled ambition: To write a good poem. Loofc for in the opposite sex: Permissiveness. Advice to entering Freshmen: One passes the teacher, not necessarily the course. I ' ll always remember: A green dinosaur and Boyd ' s Guest House. RUTH MOSES Ruthie Route 130, Forestdale, Mass. Outside interests: Dancing, letters to Thailand. Favorite quote: ' What you expect out of life, that ' s what you get. What have you found at 4 C ' s: New friends. Unfulfilled ambition: To be a June Taylor dancer. Look for in opposite sex: Rich Allen. Advice to entering Freshmen: It is not as easy as you think. I ' ll always remember: The commons. KATHRYN R. MULROY Kathy 62 Tremont Street, New Bedford, Mass. In-school activities: Student Senate, Ski Club. Hobbies or outside interests: The beach. Future plans: To continue my education at a 4 year institution. Found at 4 C ' s: Happiness. Unfulfilled ambition: To be an elementary school teacher. Advice to entering Freshmen: Find a happy equilibrium between woi ' k and play. I ' ll always remember: Murray Way. Look for in the opposite sex: Masculinity. SUSAN MURPHY Sue 58 Homeport Drive, Hyannis, Mass. In-school activities: Bowling Club. Hobbies or outside interests: Swimming. Future plans: Major in psychology at Wake Forest. Favorite quote: You ' re kidding me. Foimd at 4 C ' s: A good education. Unfulfilled ambition: To marry a certain string bean. Advice to entering Freshmen: Study! This place isn ' t a breeze. I ' ll alivays remember: Andy in chemistry when he said, Pop a pill and fly over. What do you look for in the opposite sex: Kind- ness. PATRICIA NEAL 23 Willow Way, South Dennis Unfulfilled ambition: To be a wise old grand- mother. Look for in opposite sex: Inner peace. MARGO NOWATKIEWICZ Cedar Street, Sturbridge, Mass. Outside interest: Skiing, painting. Favo rite quote: Go jump in the lake. Look for in opposite sex: ' ' Everything. Most remembered at 4 C ' s: Climbing the stairs to the fourth floor librai-y. Found at 4 C ' s: Wonderful teachers, and a chance to live by the sea. Advice to Freshmen: Have Mr. Minshall for a professor. Future plans: Continue school in the field of languages. Unfulfilled ambition: To be an ambassador to Russia. PRISCILLA O ' BRIEN - ' Prissy Cod Lane, Chatham, Mass. In-school activities: Nevi ' man Club — secretary. Hobbies: Boys!, walking the beaches, cello play- ing. Future plans: Working for an insurance company and going to Northeastern night school. Favorite quote: I ' m too young to die! What have you found at 4 C ' s: Good teachers, friendly students and a falling down building. What is your unfulf tiled ambition: To be me. Advice to entering Freshmen: Work. It is hard- er to get in here than it is to get out. I ' ll always remember: Mr. Cronin. What do you look for in the opposite sex: The opposite. , ' JUDITH O ' CONNELL Judy 155 Bobbins Road, Watertown, Mass. In-school activities: Sailing club and USI. Hobbies or oiitside interests: Music, reading, traveling, skiing, swimming. Future plans: High school history teacher. Favorite quote: And if I could say in words only where I ' ve been, life would be only a moment of pleasure and pleasure has no limits, not finite in the impenetrable, but alive as in one ' s paradise and alone in one ' s mind. Found at 4 C ' s: Mixed Bag. Advice to entering Freshmen: Don ' t allow other people to control you or your ideas, always do your own thing. What do you look for in the opposite sex: Man- liness, intelligence, and self-contentment. KEVIN W. OSBORNE 70 Old Mt. Skirgo, Marshfield, Mass. Outside interest: Skiing, girls. Favorite quote: Take a flying ? Look for in opposite sex: A little bit of every- thing. Most remembered at 4 C ' s: Laugh-in in F. from 10- 12 a.m. Found at 4 C ' s: Lots of parties. Advice to Freshmen: Live life as best you can, you only come this way once. Future plans: Service. Unfulfilled ambition: To fly to Australia. JAMES PETCOFF James 71 Main Street, Hyannis, Mass. Hobbies and outside activities: Alchemistry. Favorite quote: I am who I am. Found at 4 C ' s: Nothing, but I lost my glove. Advice to Freshmen: Go to college, make lots of money and be a success. I ' ll always remember: Dead flies on the window sill. Look for in opposite sex: Big, gigantic eyes and a good rib cage. LARRY PETERSON Laiorence West Yarmouth In school activities: Basketball — co-captain, Circle K — president. Party at Swan Lake. Hobbies or outside interests: Mountain climb- ing and swimming. Futtire plans: Motel Management. Favorite quote: Bull. What have you found at 4 C ' s: One girl. What is your unfulfilled ambition: Getting up in the morning for my 9:00 class. What do you look for in the opposite sex: A good looking adventurous girl. Advice to entering Freshmen: Study. I ' ll always remember: Homecoming 1968. DALE F. PLEAU 48 Easy Street, Bellingham, Mass. In-school activities: Student Senate, U. S. I. Future plans: Teaching. Favorite quote: Those who sacrifice liberty for temporary safety, deserve neither liberty or safety. Advice to entering Freshmen: Regarding 4 C ' s; getting in is relatively easy; staying in is rela- tively impossible. I ' ll always remember: Winter and weather on Cape Cod, UGH. What do you look for in the opposite sex: Liber- alism and independence. DAVE QUIMBY 164 Union Street, Attleboro, Mass. In-school activities: I-M sports. Yearbook staff. Hobbies or outside interests: Sports, reading. Future plans: CPA. Favorite quote: You ' re gonna die someday ... What have you found at 4 C ' s: A working knowl- edge of myself and a tremendous faculty and student body. Unfulfilled ambition: A sense of direction. Looks for in opposite sex: Love and happiness. Advice to entering Freshmen: YOU are what you make yourself, set a goal and reach for it. I ' ll ahvays remember: My helplessness as a fresh- man. PAUL M. RADFORD Goldenthroat 7 N W Lane, Centerville, Mass. In-school activities: Student Senate, SAAC. Hobbies or outside interests: KaCD, Hockey, Cape Cod Amateur Hockey League. Future plans: Transfer to Boston State, teach. Favorite quote: Has ta Luego. Found at 4 C ' s: Parties, Good Life, Good School. Unfulfilled ambition: To graduate in 4 semesters. Advice to entering Freshmen: Study through the week, get drunk on weekends. I ' ll ahvays remember: Dr. Hoar ' s lecture on loading a musket. Look for in the opposite sex: A good time. PAULA RAVAIOLI 2873 Cranberry Highway, East Wareham, Mass. Aivards: Dean ' s List, 1, 2, 3. Future plans: Medical or Executive Secretary. Unfulfilled ambition: To make a million dollars. Advice to entering Freshmen: Study. I ' ll always remember: Vacations. Hobbies: Swimming and Skating. Look for in the opposite sex: Good looks, kind- ness, and consideration. DAVID REID 31 Baker Street, Foxboro, Mass. Activities: U. S. L, Yearbook staff. Hobbies: Guitar, smoking. Future plans: Teacher of History, minor in English and Science. Quote: My Way. Found at 4 C ' s: Love, Friendship. Unfulfilled ambition: Being a teacher and ex- pert guitarist. Opposite sex: What do you think? Advice to entering Freshmen: Live and let live and love and accept. I ' ll always remember: Boyd ' s Guest House. ESMOND S. RICE Russ , Rusty 151 Pine Ridge Rd., Newton, Mass. Activities: U. S. I., Sailing Club, Yearbook, Great Decisions. Hobbies: Collecting of Indian artifacts and min- erals. Future plans: A professor of psychology or humanities. Favorite quote: The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool. Found at 4 C ' s: Myself and knowledge. Unfulfilled ambition: To use what I have towards the most good. Advice to Freshmen: It is the peculiarity of knowledge that those who really thirst for it always get it. I ' ll always remember: The windswept beaches of the Cape. Loofc for in opposite sex: I look for her to be herself, for whatever she may be. ROY RICHARD 214 Tinkham Street, New Bedford, Mass. Atvards, honors earned: (indicating year and , semester) — Bowling — High Average 67-68, 68-69, 2nd Men ' s Singles. In-school activities: Bowling League (President), Student Senate, Yearbook staff. Hobbies or outside interests: Bowling, cars. Future plans: Major in French at Bridgewater State. Favorite quote: Happy is he who spends his hours in youthful happiness. What have you found at 4 C ' s: Fantastic people varying greatly in Personality and background. What is your unfulfilled ambition ' ! To be a pro- fessional sportscar driver. What do you look for in the opposite sex: A nice smile and a great personality. Advice to entering Freshmeyi: Pass — and it will be a great experience — worth doing after every semester. I ' ll always remember: The many great activities like homecoming. Spring weekend. CHARLES ROBINSON Charlie or Chuck 332 Station Ave., So. Yarmouth, Mass. In-school activities: Student Senate, President of Sophomore Class. Hobbies or outside interests: Sports and dating. Future plans: Continue education in busines.-; field — majoring in insurance. Favorite quote: You shmuck. What have you found at 4 C ' s: Different people. What is your unfulfilled ambition: To own and operate an insurance agency. I ' ll ahvays remember: The parties that took me from my studies. What do you look for in the opposite sex: Every- thing. COLLEEN ROHAN Pheasant Lane, Sandwich, Mass. In-school activities: Bowling — secretary. Hobbies or outside interests: Oil Painting, Saint Bernards, skating. Future plans: Teacher. Favorite quote: Remember — today is the first day of the rest of your life. What have you found at 4 C ' s: A lot of friendly and interesting people. What is your unfulfilled ambition: Ditch digger. What do you look for in the opposite sex: That ' s for me to know and them to find out. Advice to entering Freshmen: You ' ll find you ' re the first person who was ever confused, fright- ened and even sickened by human behavior. I ' ll always remember: Beachwood Manor. CATHLEEN SALVADOR Cath 13 Otis Rd., Scituate, Mass. In-school activities: Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, 4; New- man Club 1, 2; Student Senate 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Soph. Class Vice-Pres. 3, 4. Future plans: Further college education. Favorite quote: You believe what you want to believe. ' Found at 4 C ' s: Some good times, some bad times, but most important, friends I ' ll never forget. Advice to entering Freshmen: Stay out of the hot Sun ... I ' ll always remember: A ' 66 Burgundy mustang. Look for in the opposite sex: A left hand w ith- out a wedding ring. !■ iBU: ' 1 PATRICIA ANN SANTOS Pat 28 Tremont Street, Provincetown, Mass. Hobbies or outside interests: Swimming and sailing. Future plans: Work. Favorite quote: Yesterday is gone; Tomorrow hasn ' t come; Today is here — make the most of it. Found at 4 C ' s: A lot of things I ' d rather forget. Unfulfilled ambition: Marriage. Advice to Freshmen: Work, sweat, and cry a lot. Look for in opposite sex: Nice eyes. I ' ll always remember: Some of the people I ' ve met. MARCIA SIEBENMANN 77 Pleasant Road, West Harwich, Mass. Awards: Dean ' s List, 3. Hobbies: Guitar, and dances. Future plans: Airline Stewardess. Favorite quote: You can ' t win ' em all. Found at 4 C ' s: Individualism. Unfulfilled ambition: To travel and eventually marry. Advice to entering Freshmen: Don ' t take any guy seriously. I ' ll always remember: Big Brother Doug. Look for in the opposite sex: Personality and humor. ROBERT SMILEY Smiley 5 Parkwood Drive, Wareham, Mass. In-school activities: Newman Club, Treasurer — Academia, Budget and Finance Committee — Student Senate, Treasurer — Fresliman Wel- coming Committee. Hobbies: Water sports. Future plans: Graduate with B.S. in Psychology. Found at 4 C ' s: Many friends, excellent educa- tion base. Unfulfilled ambition: Return to California. Advice to entering Freshmen: Don ' t attend all the parties. I ' ll always remember: The anti-noise law of Yarmouth. What do you look for in the opposite sex: Good personality, wit, class open-mindedness. JOAN ANNE SMITH Joanie 21 Chapel Avenue, Monument Beach, Mass. Jn-school activities: Zoo Newspaper staff 1, 2, Forseer Yearbook staff 4. Hobbies or outside interests: Tennis, swimming, bowling, and dancing. Future plans: Working and planning for a great future ahead. Favorite quote: Times bring sadness, but don ' t forget the many joys throughout life. Found at 4 C ' s: The many friendships of people entering and already enrolled at 4 C ' s. Unfulfilled ambition: To become Mrs. Zakrzew- ski. Advice to entering Freshmen: Devote time to studying; parties on weekends. I ' ll alivays remember: The Yarmouth Police Sta- tion, Chatham, Mill Hill dances, Beachwood, and 99. Look for in the opposite sex: Personality. KAREN SMITH - ' Red or Giggles Gray Neck Road, West Harwich, Mass. Awards: Dean ' s List, 3, 4. Hobbies: Skiing, dances. Future plans: 1 — to finish my education at Ply- mouth State: 2 — to get married; 3 — business teacher. Favorite quote: Do your own homework, Doug (M.) Found at 4 C ' s: Big brother Doug and the be- ginning step to my ambition. Unfulfilled ambition: Travel and marriage. Advice to entering Freshmen: Watch out for the vending machines. I ' ll always remember: Commons and Big brother Doug (Hill). Look for in the opposite sex: Evei ' y thing. JEFFREY GIBSON SPENCER Jeff 40 Scraggy Neck Road, Cataumet, Mass. Activities: Student Senate, 1, 3; Vice President Student Senate, 4. Hobbies: Skiing, tennis, riding, sailing. Ski club. Future plans: More college — career undecided. Favorite quote: Wanna fool around??? Found at 4 C ' s: A progressive school being held back by a minority of traditional people both in the school and in the community. Unfulfilled ambition: To help change society to be more progressive and permissive. Advice to entering Freshmen: Do it all, if you haven ' t already! I ' ll ahvaijs remember: The people who have perfect vision but are totally blind. Loofc for in the opposite sex: Cooperation, that ' s all! MARTHA L. SUTTON Marti Old County Road, East Sandwich, Mass. Aivards: Trophy — Women ' s High Average — Bowling ' 67- ' 68 — Dean ' s List, two semesters. Activities: Yearbook Staff — Bowling League. Hobbies: People of other countries. Music, Skat- ing, Water Sports. Future Plans: Secretarial Career. Favorite quote: Slow and steady wins the race. Unfulfilled ambition : To be a beautiful, grace- ful figure skater. Loofc for in the opposite sex: Intellectual chal- lenge, loving, giving, decisive, and ambitious. Advice to entering Freshmen: Enjoy your studies and keep assignments up to date. Found at 4 C ' s: The joy of learning! SARAH ANNE SYLVIA Salhf Falmouth, Mass. A oards and honors: Two I. M. awards for bas- ketball 1964. In-school activities: Veterans Club 1968-69; 1963- 64 Intermural Basketball, Swimming, Newman Club. Hobbies: Tennis, sailing, swimming, bowling. Future: Obstetrical Nurse. Favorite quote: No one is too small to be able to help a friend. Found at 4 C ' s: Understanding and friendliness, to all. Unfulfilled ambition: To swim the English Chan- nel. Advice to entering Freshmen: You have tried this hard to get a further education, by being accepted. Now try a little harder and obtain your goal. I ' ll always remember: Graduation Day. What I look for in the opposite sex: Courage to stand up for his rights. PATRICIA ANN TARTAGLIA Woman P. O. Box 1006, Orleans, Mass. Hobbies: Swimming. Future plans: Elementary education. Favorite quote: Copesthetie — Everything is Copesthetic. Found at 4 C ' s: An education, in more than tlie standard definition would entail. Unfulfilled ambition: To combat the ignorance of the rising masses. I ' ll always remember: Peter Flynn. Look for in the opposite sex: Money, body, and a car. JANET ELAINE THOMAS J. T. 34 Ethan Allen Drive, Acton, Mass. In-school activities: Freshman class secretary, 2; Sophomore class secretary, 1, 2; Student Senate judiciary committee, 2; Student Senate rules committee, 3, 4. Hobbies or outside interests: My stuffed St. Ber- nard, Seagram. Future plans: Teaching high school English. Favorite quote: The morning wind forever blows; the poem of creation is uninterrupted, but few are the ears that hear it. Found at 4 C ' s: Chuck. Unfulfilled ambition: To be a writer. Advice to Freshmen: Proceed with caution! 27! ahvays remember: P. S. I., the Yarmouth Police Station. LORENE DAVIS TRAILER Church Street, Dennis, Mass. Awards: Dean ' s List Freshman year, 1, 2. School activities. Dean ' s List chairman, 1, 2. Outside interests: Skating, bowling, swimming, reading. Futiire plans: Teach. Quote: Live and let live. Found at 4 C ' s: Friendly professors. Unfulfilled ambition: To be multilingual. Advice to Freshmen: Do only what you feel is right. Always remember: Freshman Orientation. Look for in opposite sex: Masculinity, intelli- gence, good sense of humor. DENNIS VON MEHREN DONNA LYNN WEATHERBEE Di 6 Tabei- Street, Fairhaven, Mass. Awards, honors earned: Dean ' s List, 3, 4. In-school activities: Drama Club. Hobbies or outside interests: Skiing, drawing. Future plans: TraveL Favorite quote: Knowledge comes from taking things apart: wisdom comes from putting things together. Found at 4 C ' s : Part of myself. Unfulfilled ambition: To write a book. Advice to entering Freshmen: Stock up on Fran- co-American spaghetti. I ' ll ahvays remember: Mr. Fisk. Look for in the opposite sex: Ambition, chivalry, responsiveness, and candour. JOHN WHITE Jack 118 Parker Street, Attleboro, Mass. Awards: Dean ' s List, 3. In-school activities: USI., I. M. Basketball. Hobbies or outside interests: Sports. Future plans: Continued education in the field of History. Favorite quote: On any given day . What have you foiind at 4 C ' s: I have found that a person can obtain an excellent education in a friendly and open environment. Unfulfilled ambition: Obtaining a 4.0. Advice to entering Freshmen: Study. I ' ll always remember: The sleep I lost studying for exams. What do you look for in the opposite sex: Reveal- ing qualities. SANDRA LEE WOODLAND Sam ' ' Crowell Road, North Chatham, Mass. In-school activities: Yearbook Staff member. Hobbies or outside interests: Traveling and meet- ing people, all types of sports, music, art. Future plans: Travel to foreign countries. Favorite quote: You ' re pulling my leg! What have you found at 4 C ' s: Individualism. What is your iinfulfilled ambition: To be a bunny, playboy that is. Advice to entering Freshmen: It ' s not as easy as one thinks it will be. I ' ll alivays remember: Falling flat on my face in front of the college. What do you look for in the opposite sex: Humor and personality. HOWARD ZWICKER Zwick 71 Waterfield Road, Osterville, Mass. In-school activities: Ka® chaplin and corres- ponding secretary. Hobbies or outside interests: In rock group and play guitar. Future plans: Suffolk University. Favorite quote: I ' ll drink to that. What have you found at 4 C ' s: What is happen- ing on the Cape during the winter? What is your unfulfilled ambition: Record for an important recording company. What do you look for in the opposite sex: Every- thing. Advice to entering Freshmen: Enjoy First semes- ter it will be your last. I ' ll always remember: Kappa Hell Night. Student Activities HERESTO PANDV lEW URSOCI AL LIFEOF HAR MLES SMIRT HAN DFUNL ET FRI ENDS HIPRE IGN BEJ USTA NDKIN DAN DEVIL SPE AKOF NO NE ' Translation Here stop and view our social life of harmless mirth and fun. Let friendship reign, be just and kind, and evil speak of none. Sumbitted by Caryn Bergh 5 Academia The purpose of Aca- demia is to provide a for- um for intellectual dis- cussion. Any student, day or evening, who is inter- ested may join and guests may attend. Academia holds a din- ner meeting twice month- ly. The topic for discus- sion may be presented by a guest speaker, a faculty member, or a student at the college. All students are most warmly invited to attend. It is your op- portunity to express your views on matters pertin- ent to the problems and interests facing young Americans today. This year ' s topics in- cluded: The Relevance of Mac- hiavelli in 1968. Sexual Repression in a Neurotic Society. Drug Law Reform? An Archaeological Ex- pedition to Scotland. Bowling BOWLING TEAM President, Roy Richard Vice President, George Lauriat Secretary, Coleen Rohan Treasurer, Nancy Branco Bill Adams Bill Bergevine Bill Burgart Jane CoUins Kathy Duncan Paula Eldridge CUfton Gauthier Dale Guenard Silas Kestenbaum Allen Leisure Alan MacPherson Patricia Preston Dave Rogers Donald Starr Susan Steele 4 C ' s BOWLING CLUB Five men and five women from the bowling league attended the collegiate bowling tournament at Holy Cross College in Worcester on February 7 and 8, 1969. Thirteen colleges participated in the men ' s games and seven colleges in the women ' s games. Cape Cod was the only community college at the tournament. THE HELMSMEN The 1968-1969 Cape Cod Community College basketball team had a 50 50 win-loss season. Under the leadership of co-captains Larry Peterson and Bob Eldredge the team fought its way through the season. Coach John Roche, in his novice season, has gained val- uable experience in coordin- ating a team. Despite many heartbreaking losses, the team showed great hustle and spirit on the courts. James Alcock Carl Alfieri Joe Brady Tony Carnovale Luther Eldredge Roy Eraser William Harden Charles Lathrop Peter Lawson Brian Wlooney Stephen Palz Edwin Peterson John Thibeault Jim White Roy Nickerson Tyrone Coleman William Stover Frank Lih .is Patrick Harrigan Cheerleaders v CHEERLEADERS Captain Terry Doyle Janet Boccaci Linda Brazao Midge Curtis Barbara Hardy Barbara Heuser Nancy McDonough Cathy Salvador Roxanne Wood Alternates Cheryl Moloney Helen Murphy CHEERLEADERS Precision, poise, spirit and, above all, pride — pride in their school and in their team — this is what our cheerleaders represent. These twelve girls, working together, practiced hours in order to be ready for the games and at their best. Win or lose, the team could depend on these twelve girls being behind the team through the very end. Circle K The Circle K club is now in its first year as a charter mem- ber of the Circle K Internation- al. It has held a Slave auction. Bicycle Safety rally, and oper- ated a change program in the Student commons. It has also supported the Blood drive and helped in Freshman orienta- tion. This year ' s club was headed by: Larry Peterson, Pres., Mike Tylor, Vice Pres., Steve Duffy, Sec. and Treas. Every college needs a service club and Cape Cod Community now has one. In May of 1968 the club received its charter from the International Circle K Organization given to us by our sponsor, the Hyannis Kiwanis Club. The Circle K also holds inter-club meetings with other colleges, which support all conventions of the International Circle K. The Circle K is the largest college organization in existence. It provides an opportunity for leadership, good citizenship, educa- tion, and fellowship. Intramural Program INTRAMURAL PROGRAM AT C. C. C. C. The Intramural Program provides an outlet for wholesome recreational and sports activities at the South Street Armory four days a week. Registered students have an opportunity to take part in free play or engage in organized ac- tivities such as I-M Flag football, basketball or Softball leagues. A girls ' tumbing club, a sailing club, swimming and water safety activities are also available when in season. A certified First Aid class is conducted during the school year. Free activities include table tennis, tumbling, weight lifting, and badminton. A Sports Banquet in the Spring brings to a climax all sports and recreational activities at the college. Sailing Club SAILING CLUB Bob Sylvia, Commodore Bob Haehle, Vice Commodo Donna DiCicco, Secretary Bruce Pinel Russ Rice Richard Smith Dennis Von Mehren The activities of the sea-going Salts included ice boating, life saving instruction and enlightened seminars given by Presi- dent Nickerson. Lectures by Commander Preble and other distinguished guests presented them with the fundamental rules of seamanship and safety on the rough seas. The Club eagerly awaits the arrival of warmer weather and a soft breeze when they will once again be able to hoist their sails! Nurs ' mgPwgram Burgart, William [Carlson, Joseph P. [ arnovale, Anthony S. [ arr, Patric Egan, Phillip F. jarcia, Michael R. Slydon, Jr., Robert N. jood, Larry Joe Haele, Robert Hartley, Bruce Hayes, Dennis J. Heber, Robert A. Hill, Douglas Hutchins, Fred Veteran ' s Club Officers William R, Hammatt, Chairman Richard B. Collier, Vice-Chairman Kenneth Maloomian, Treasurer James A, Branch, Secretary The Vets Club was organized to bring student veterans to- gether in a spirit of service to the school and the commun- ity. Among the many activities sponsored by the club were a dinner and debate on The New Morality and the Fall of Rome, a Christmas party for state wards, held at the Chat- ham V. F. W., and a ski week- end for the student body in New Hampshire. The mem- bers also enjoyed many hours of good fellowship at some of the nicer local watering spots. Zoo Keefe, David Larkin, Thomas Long, Richard F. Loughman, Kevin Madeiras, David R. Marcotti, William Preble, Robert Slosek, Patrick Sylvia, Sarah Taber, Jr., Alan Tankard, Robert Vanderhoop, Douglas Van Weel, John F. 1 ■ KA! ' The ZOO is the student disorganization that produces the weekly school bulletins and the sporadic large newspaper editions that provide a forum for community discussion and a vehicle for creative expression. La oil ca bouge. .sea-change Editorial staff: editor, Arlie Fisk; associate editor, Robert Doepper; Linda Graham, George Lauriat, Sharon Swan- son, William Thorn; fandty advisor, Gordon Browne. Full fathom five thy father lies: Of his bones are coral made; Those are pearls that were his eyes; Nothing of him that doth fade But doth suffer a sea-change Into something rich and strange. Sea-nymphs hourly ring his knell: Ding-dong! Hark! now I hear them, — Ding-dong, bell! — W. Shakespeare Student Senate SOPHOMORES Diane Bouchard Marc Boyd Mike Donnell Dennis January Kathy Mulroy Janet Thomas Janet Boccaci Cathy Salvador Steve White Earle McClaire Cliff Gauthier Dale Pleau Cindy Brunett Paul Miller Charlie Robinson FRESHMEN Kevin Carr Robert Crane Kathy Leonard Barbara MacNeil Ken Maloomian Roma Monteiro Roy Richard Billy Stuart Gail Bassett Karen Conroy Stephen MacNamara Stephen Desmond Arthur Vinal Bonnie Callers Debbie Mazzanotte OFFICERS Buddy Cushman, President Jeff Spencer, Vice President Joan Aligheri, Secretary Hank Epstein, Treasurer The purpose of the Student Senate is to coordinate activities between the student body, the faculty, and administration. The Senate is made up of members from both classes, and in this way directly represents the entire student body. The Senate plans all social activities for the college, and allocates needed funds to the various clubs of th college. The Student Senate also presents beneficial stu- dent requests to the faculty. Sophomore Class Officers SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President, Charles Robinson Vice President. Cathy Salvador Secretary, Janet Thomas SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS The Sophomore class officers are in full charge of the activities concerning the Commencement, a prom, a breakfast, a class gift, and the gradua- tion. Through the success of these activities throughout the year, these students have proven their ability to administer the affairs pertaining to their office. freshmer] Class Officers FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President, Kevin Carr Vice Pres., Bob Crane Treas., Mary Jane MacDonald Persons in high station are not only answerable for their own conduct, but for the example they should hold out to others. Coupled with these responsibilities are the advantages gained from the experience in student organizations, which instills a great sense of participa- tion and identification. Union for Student Involvement u. s. I. In October of 1968, the Union for Student Involvement was formed by a small group of students v ho felt that campus apathy and aliena- tion had to be checked. From that small core of students, U. S. I. has grown into a student-faculty organ- ization with a current membership of approximately fifty students and twenty faculty members. U. S. I. has a three-fold purpose; to pro- mote intellectual and cultural in- terests at 4C ' s; to develop leader- ship and responsibility among stu- dents; and to motivate an interest among students concerning their role in the college community and the world around them. The organi- zation has enjoyed a close working relationship with the Student Sen- ate, the faculty, and the administra- tion. Our goal is student involve- ment. Our aim is progressive ac- tion. Accomplishments this year have been the sponsoring of a Used Book Sale; debates; and the length- ening of the Christmas vacation. Sandbox ' 53 — Editor: MaryJane MacDonald Advisors: Marion Harrington Robert Minshall My deepest thanks to a totally cooperative and sacrificing staff, and to advisors Mrs. Harrington and Dr. Minshall — two wonderful people who gave unselfishly of their wisdom, their patience, and most important, their time. Staff: Joanne Butkus Patricia Cadorette Donna DiCicco Clifton Gauthier Alan Govatsos Mary Harrington David Keefe Donald Lamond Lesley Linnell Samuel Lofthouse Bonnie MacLeod Kathryn McCauley Earle McClare .lohn Morris Patricia Neal Donna Ney Margo Nowatkiewicz Candy Perez David Quimby David Reid Russel Rice Roy Richard Pamela Simon Joan Smith Karen Smith Jeffrey Spencer Martha Sutton Helen Tambolleo Sandra Woodland Photographer: William Thorn Illustrator: Brian Mooney Patrons The members of the 1969 Yearbook Staff wish to express their appre- ciation for the support they have received from the following people: Mrs. Emma V. Adams Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Ley Alexander Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Appel A Friend The Atsalis Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baird Mrs. Catherine J. Ballou Mrs. Danial Barfoot Mr. and Mrs. John Baldasaro Joseph Beecher Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bennett Mrs. Helen Bergeron Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Borden Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Bowen Lester Carlson Nancy Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Roland Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clement Dr. Alvin J. Collier John and Richard Curley Mr. and Mrs. Winston H. Cushman Mrs. Edna DeLorenzo Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Desruisseaux Mr. and Mrs. James E. Downey Attorney Marshall M. Dranetz Miss June E. Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Fauteaux Daniel J. Fern Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gauthier Attorney Thomas N. George Mr. and Mrs. Felix Charles Gumbert Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Harrington Captain and Mrs. Peter B. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. William Hauston Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Heber Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heuser Dr. and Mrs. E. Justin Hills J. Holland and F. Watson Dr. and Mrs. George A. Hoar Mr. and Mrs. John Hynes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jack, Jr. Professor and Mrs. Joseph Jayko Bernard Kilroy Mr. and Mrs. Elmer 0. Landers Charles S. Landry Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Linnell Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Little E. Dorothy Littlefield Mrs. Jean Maarschalk Mr. and Mrs. Gerard E. MacDonald Alice L. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. William P. McEvoy 0. Herbert McKenney, Jr. Kenneth B. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John C. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Marshall E. IVIower Mr. and Mrs. E. Carleton Nickerson Maria Gonzalez de Perez Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Piknick Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Pleau Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Porter Col. and Mrs. Robert J. Preble Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quimby George W. Radcliffe Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Richard Eugene D. Rohan Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rohdenburg John A. Salvador Miss Peggy A. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Dan Serpico Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Siebenmann Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Siscoe Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. George Sutton Mr. and Mrs. John Tambolleo Mr. and Mrs. Adam Tartaglia Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Thomson Lillian Tully Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ulrich Mr. and Mrs. H. Douglas Wetherbee and Marcy Kenneth E. Wilson, Jr. Advertisements rP ynouTH EASTMAM CHATHAAt ' nC. With The Compliments of PARNASSUS BOOK SERVICE When in need of books new or old, see us on oute 6A. Yarmouth Port, or at the Four C ' s Book Shop CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 69 From MID-CAPE ATLANTIC SERVICE Located across from the new 4 C ' s Campus West Barnstable Tel. 362-9281 General Repairs, Tune-Ups, AAA Radio Dispatched Road Service -Atlantic ecps l jour ' L ar Jn Uke Cjo MIKE ' S GULF SERVICE Lubrication, Oil and Gulf Products, mufflers, brakes and Tune-Ups Rt. 132 and Bearse ' s Way Hyannis CAPE COD ' ° ' ' FOREIGN CAR AND CYCLE INC. SALES AND SERVICE 16 ) 759-4954 RTE. 28  CLAY POND eOAD, MONUMENT BEACH, MASS OS553 Flowers by HENRY TEIXEIRA 505 Main Street Hyannis, Mass. Phone 775-2336 i2 MdcArlhur Boulevard Bouint, Ma - Tel. No. 759-4211 Fred Grace McComiskey GREAT ISLAND m t rs 5 0 MAIN 5T«EET B S . «« Pk WESI YARMOUTH. MASS. ' TEL. 775-3165 Member : Cape Cod Electrical Contractors Assoc. EDGAR E. CARON Electrical Contractor Residential — Commercial Appliance Wiring 888-0179 Willow Street Sandwich KEPWOOD MOTEL 617 ■ 759-3392 JcT. Rtes. 6 2a Buzzards Bay. Mass. MR. MRS. THOMAS MIRABITO TEl. PLAZA 9-4863 GEORGE E. TOWERS BOURNE ROTARY GULF STATION BOURNE, MASS. ' No Generation Gap Since 188C THE OLD VILLAGE STORE Route 149 West Barnstable Cape Cod, Massachusetts CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 69 I GRANITE CHEVROLET CO. INC. Ridgewood Avenue Hyannis Next to the bus station 775-1843 HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES Typewriters Adding Machines Accounting Forms Thesis Paper Art Supplies Slide Rules Stationery Pens and Pencils CHARLBET ' S INC. stationers and Office Outfitters 234 Main St. Falmouth 356 Main St. Hyannis Compliments of MURRAY ' S FUEL OIL SERVICE, INC. Dennisport, Mass. Tel 759-44-61 QUALITY SINCE ' i Eldridf e Lumber Co. 25 PERRY AVENUE JZZARDS BAY. MASS FULL LINE OF LUMBER, HARC BEVERLY ' S The Fashion Store For Beautiful People 614 Main Street Hyannis — West End I SANDWICH PHARMACY I Route 6A — Sandwich Tel. 888-0018 BEACH PACKAGE STORE Shore Road Monument Beach Irene and John Prete I I BROOKWOOD REALTY | CORNER-BARLOWS LANDING AND SHORE ROADS I POCASSET, MASS. 02559 i 617-563-6363 SUOMI HOUSE Gift Shop Food Shop Coffee Shrp Jet. Rts. 6A and 132 West Barnstable THE YANKEE CLIPPER Restaurant and Lounge Space Available for Private Functions AT THE LIGHTS — ROUTE 6A SANDWICH TEL. 888-9777 H. M. MESERVE CO., INC. Office Equipment and Supplies One lyanough Rd. (Rte. 28) Hyannis — 775-0433 beit wiikes Pn J uk ji ji S many friends and admirers on NANTUCKET [ 1 Kysterville [Radio Gf cfelevlsic SALES a SERVICE 901 MAIN ST. OSTERVILLE. MASS. 428 2755 ED DUTRA OWNER West Dennis Pharmacy, Inc. J H. PERKINS, Reg. Pharm. Phone 398-8471 WEST DENNIS, MASS. SEGERMAN ' S Apparel for Juniors and the College Girl 294 Main Street East End Hyannis, Mass. Compliments of The Scrimshaw Shop Yankee Whaler — Scrimshaw Yankee Crafters — Wampum Jewelry Ship Models 551 Main Street— Hyannis FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERING ' iAJm. C_ . .JDavis v— o. j liSiT OF HYANNIS, INC. 163 BARNSTABLE ROAD HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601 New Used Sales — Service Auto Body Work Tel. 775-1758 RESTAURANT AND ORIENTAL NIGHT CLUB COCKTAIL LOUNGE Ofdei CONGRATULATIONS FURNITURE 427 Mam Street Hyannis A token of our interest in the excellence and growth of Cape Cod Commuiiity College from its friends on MARTHA ' S VINEYARD (olby Vfc PHOTQ SUP AREA CODE 617 TEL. 775-0345 459 MAIN STREET HYANNIS, CAPE COD MASS. 02601 Compliments of BOB GARDNER ' S RESTAURANT OSTERVILLE Community College Students Have Fun Bowling Ten Pins at CAPE BOWL Hyannis Special Student Rates Robert M. Burrill Insurance Agency, Inc. DUTH SHOPPING PLAZ DBERT M BURRILL SC THE BRIDE ' S CHINA CO. Bride ' s Register China, Glass, Stainless Steel Gifts 433 Main Street Hyannis, Mass. BRYDEN REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES REALTORS Tel. 888-2243 Sandwich, Mass. in property since ' 53 BARNSTABLE NEWS STORE The store that has everything Barnstable Village FO 2-3812 BRADFORD ' S HARDWARE, INC. Garden Supplies Locksmith Pittsburgh Paints, Delta Poiver Tools Scott ' s Lawn Products 231 Main Street Hyannis I shouldn ' t have used Ilai Karate this morning. And then He ... ! Whatever turns you on. Did you know that penguins eat stones to keep their balance? What ' s the answer to 5? Should a gentleman offer a Tipperillo to a lady? Day tripper. Miss Monica ' s Figure Salon, Inc. Yarmo ith Shopping Plaza South Yarmouth, Mass. Open 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Monday to Friday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday Tel. 394-5221 WALKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC. Behind Falmouth Plaza Falmouth, Mass. Ckpe Half Mouse LUVCHECM MNNCq COCKTAILS S)ue 452-1964 ANTOUN ' S DINER 105 Davis Straits Falmouth, Mass. 3Ve-3SC MAIN ST. HYANNIS, MASS. 02601 On cape coo MEN ' S AND YOUNG MEN ' S WEARING APPAREL - SINCE 1922 TEC- 17-775-OS77 Clothing for Discriminating Men Women MALCHMAN ' S of Falmouth Dine and Shop at BEACHWOOD INN AND GIFT SHOP 415 Main Street Hyannis Good Food Served in a Friendly, Home-Like Atmosphere Luncheons 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Dinners 5 to 8 p.m. DISTINCTIVE GIFTS COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Cape Cod Bank ■Trust Member: Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. Osterville Hyannis Orleans Main St- Airport Rotary South Yarmouth Harwichport HYANNIS CO-OPERATIVE BANK West Main St. Scudder Ave. Hyannis, Mass. Branch: Orleans, Mass. See MS jor savings . . . and when you need a mortgage loan. Hyannis Tel.: 775-0307 Orleans Tel.: 255-0535 BUICK ' S NEW OPEL KADETT Makes the Best Grades WARREN BUICK — OPEL 100 Barnstable Road Hyannis Compliments of MASSASOIT VENDING SERVICE, INC. Automatic and Manual Food Service Tel. 746-1713 Plymouth, Massachusetts 02360 Cards - Stationery Office Supplies - Candy 145 Main Street Falmouth, Massachusetts Uysnuon cz f- (-a.il JEWELERS I KENYON A. CARR, R. J. I LOUIS C. EMRICH. R. J. 422 MAIN STREET HYANNIS, MASS. BEST WISHES HAROLD A ERWIN Reg Ph YARMOUTH SHOPPING PLAZA 50 YARMOUTH MASS TELEPHONE 398-8800 TRACY VOLKSWAGEN, INC. Sales - Service - Parts Complete Body Shop Route 132 Hyannis, Mass. Tel. 775-3049 IF IT ' S QUALITY YOU ' RE LOOKING FOR DOWNTOWN FALMOUTH Compliments of HYANNIS JEWELRY SHOP Diamonds - Watches ■ Jewelry Silverware - Gifts 376 Main St. Hyannis, Mass. 775-1053 KEMP ' S OF AMERICA Greatest Food Value On Earth An inexpensive treat that can ' t be beat! Route 28 Hyannis Compliments of ROBINSON ' S 5t — 10 $L00 STORES, INC. So. Yarmouth — Orleans Nantucket Our Hopes Go May They Be Fulfilled. Angeloi Hyannis Hai-wich So. Yarmouth Holbrook Wareham THE DIPLOMAT LODGE OFFERS Two New Programs Physical Fitness to give you that good figure for that new Easter Style. Instructor — Pat Arone Join our Swimming Classes for beginners and adults. Also Red Cross Certificates will be given to those who complete all require- ments in Senior and Junior Life Saving. Instructor — Mr. Bernard S. Gilmetti Assistant Professor and Director of Physical Education Maritime Academy THE RECORD ROOM 556 MAIN STREET Hyannis 775-4631 For the Best in Stereo LEEN ' S OF CAPE COD Falmouth Hyannis DRAGON LITE 620 Main Street Hyannis, Mass. CHINESE-POLYNESIAN Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Open All Year Round For Orders To Take Out please call 775-9494 Compliments of I WESTERN AUTO STORE Yarmouth Shopping Plaza So. Yarmouth, Mass. (hk sikkI MOORE MOTORS INC. 13 MAIN STREET HYANNIS, MASS. 02601 TELEPHONE 775-4970 ' V 9JS«?™ %A S LEBEL REALTY BUILDERS - REALTORS 32 WIANNO AVE ' JUE OSTERVILLE. MASSACHUSETTS 02655 Telephone 428-8551 Compliments of YARMOUTH FURNITURE CO. Route 28 So. Yarmouth, Mass. A Year Round Department Store Serving Cape Cod for 40 Years Hyannis Harwich Port Falmouth Nantucket Plymouth Sandwich I Earl Batson Reg. Pharm. OSTERVILLE DRUG CO. INC. MAIN STREET OSTERVILLE 428-6878 Walter McKenna Reg. Pharm. Service As Near As Your Phone Quality Dairy Products Since 1846 HOOD MILK and ICE CREAM COLONIAL CANDLE COMPANY OF CAPE COD, INC. Hyannis, Mass. Also Retail Shop and Plant in Wellfleet We welcome visitors to our factory weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. HELEN W. MacLELLAN LIFE INSI JRANCE REAL ESTATE OSTERVILIE 428-6775 Putting You First Keeps Us First SAVERY CHEVROLET CO. INC. Main Street Falmouth, Mass. Chevrolet Oldsinobile Fine Feminine Fashions Since 1904 HASCKEL ' S Hyannis Main Street at Barnstable Road Hyannis Co7nplinients THE MELROSE INN Harwichport Mass. Commonwealth Tours TRAVErAGENCY Servxng New England Since 1931 (Est. 1931) A COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICE Tel.: 548-5100 (Nights: 563-5240) We are as near as your telephone iTown Hall Square. Falmouth. Mass. 02541 Donald H. CARR - Elizabeth L. WORDELL Slea£ tiiate 354 MAIN STREET Hyannis Office 775-2327 Residence 775-1700 SANDWICH CO-OPERATIVE BANK Sandwich Buzzards Bay Promoting thrift and home ownership since 1885 LOVELETTE INSURANCE AGENCY 311 Main Street West Yarmouth, Mass. JOHNSON REAL ESTATE Sales — • Rentals BUILDER 775-1066 Rte. 28 at the Corner W. Yarmouth Rd. West Yarmouth SORORITY The sisters of Gamma Kappa Sigma wish the graduating class of 1969 the Best of Luck ' FRATERNITY The Brothers of Kappa Delta Phi wish the class of 1969 the best of luck. R. B. CORCORAN CO. of Hyannis Plumbing— Heating Supplies GUERTIN BROS. JEWELERS Hyannis, Mass. CAPE COD MOTOR SPORT COMPANY 353 Stevens Street Hyannis BULTACO FIAT AUTOMOBILES HONDA ROVER AUTOMOBILES BMW SUZUKI BSA VESPA SUMMA CUM LAUDE - - - As always, clothing and sportswear from PURITAN earn the highest honors in fashion, value, comfort, and fit. We suggest you find out for yourself as have thousands over the years. 50 Years of Service 1919-1969 Puritan fii HYANNIS - DENNISPORT - CHATHAM - ORLEANS - WELLFLEET CLASS OF 1969: Best wishes To the class of ' 69 Hope your future Make Peace Is real fine! Your Next Plateau ' Cause, CCCC, Howard Johnson ' s Loves You! EAST BAY LODGE k MORE THAN 825 RESTAURANTS AND 356 HCS rr ' IH Osterville, Mass. ■ - FOR SMART APPAREL AND SPORTSWEAR Compliments of NEWMAN ' S SEA STREET MARKET Three Great Stores To Serve You WAREHAM — BUZZARDS BAY SANDWICH CAPE . . . ISLANDS Why Not Shop AIRLINE — MARS — Hyannis Airport THE CAPE COD STORE Hyannis, Massaciiusetts THAT SAVES YOU MORE . . . — Connecting — EVERY SINGLE DAY! Manchester, N. H., Boston, Cape Cod, Nantucket Congratulations . . . Class of ' 69 L onqfatvilaUoni to ike Class of ' 69 from friends on the islands. SKIING AND OUTING CLUB  ■■ ' We enjoyed skiing with the class of ' 69 i Where ' s the party? -.-s Sfc -