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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1970 volume:

' • ♦i. ' i.ic Light Liberty O and (ii Learning J nLignt CAPE COD COMMUNITY COLLEGE ' • -. i r. ? CAPE ' Wtof i ifWOWi 75 fillli| ' 07057 i; r --- ■? ■.■ - y fi Bu- J - .. :jec- RESEER 1970 CAPE COD COMMUNITY COLLEGE HYANNIS, MASS. REMEMWMMCe WPCRCkASSMCK PEACE DAY CVL VRAl. PROGRAM VeAREOOK StAFF, i 2000 MAN My name was a number, I could hardly believe it If identity ' s worth while, how do you achieSve it And you know I was a 2000 MAN And my friends all loved me but they don ' t know who I am Hey children cry to your father, tell him, if you think he ' s wrong. Listen to the yells of your conscience, it ' s the only thing you have that you own. Life was weird and changing and often abusing Where the days wildest dream became our tomorrow . . . We ' ve finally walked on the moon And we ' re headed for life without war pretty soon Hey Children cry to your daddy, tell him, if you think that he ' s wron% Listen to the yells of your conscience, it ' s the only thing you have that you own. And I being young I sometimes confused it Ideals and reality I often diffu sed it. But although I ' m a 2000 MAN, I can try for ideals if only you think you can. Hey children cry to your leader, tell him, if you think that he ' s wrong. Listen to the yells of your conscience . . . it ' s the only thing you have that you own.. GARRY MORRIS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED TO HELP BRING ABOUT PEACE. THE OLD ' J,l j_ Long before anyone thought of a Cape Code Community College, students were hard at work in the classrooms we now use, for underneath the still shiney plaque over our main entrance are engraved the words State Normal School, and on the cornerstone is the date 1897. Until 1942, first as the Hyannis Normal School, then as the Hyannis State Teachers ' College, our classrooms hovised thousands of students, many of whom became teachers inour towns all over this part of the state. With the closing of the Teachers ' College in 1942, the building next became the home of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy. For the next six years -- until the Middies moved to Buzzards Bay in 1948 — our campus had a de- cidedly nautical flavor. Between 1948 and 1961, a variety of enterprises were housed in our buildings which the town of Barnstable had purchased. Among them were the Cape Cod Conservatory of Music, The Registry of Motor Vehicles, Civil iDefense, The National Guard, and The Coast Guard Reserve. THE NEW In the meantime, after many years of work — much of it by our own Senator Stone -- The General Court, in 1958, set up the machinery for a statewide system of community colleges which ultimately resulted in the present school, one of a group of three authorized dtiring the second year of the state program. In October, 1960, almost a year before the first student arrived. Dr. Irving H. Bartlett arrived in Hyannis to begin tlie job of recruiting faculty and students and supervising renovation and reconstruction of the building. The following September Cape Cod Community College opened its doors to its first students, and began a new chapter in the rich educational history of the old buildings. Now, ten years later, we are about to move to a new and larger group of buildings. These buildings will be called the new Cape Cod Community College. Left behind are the, two old, now nameless, brick buildings that face South Street. We hope with the moving of the college, will only be another chapter in the long his- tory of these red-brick buildings. DEDICATION The opening of the Community College in 1961 brought many enthusiastic workers. Through the years, there has been a steady change in personnel. Many accept the chal- lenge of working in a small school, but few possess an undy- ing dedication to it . The following people have been at the college since its opening, and it is to them that we commemorate this yearbook. President E. Carleton Nickerson Dean Elinor E. Hanna Mr. Admont G. Clark Mr. Paul G. Doiron Mrs. Doris Fauteaux Mr. W. Douglas Mitchell Mr. Alfred L. Nickerson Mrs. Betty Porter The yearbook staff appreciates your wisdom of old that pro- gresses to the new. and wait till you see the foldout. these jockey shorts have got to go. come in and see me sometime. sometimes I could just scream we call ourselves the lov ' en sinfull lady, please this is the men ' s room with their knowledge to guide us with their wisdom inside us their spirit is always right behind us. A D M I N F I A S S C T 1 U A R T. F A 1 F 1 Y I N PRESIDENT E. CARLETON NICKERSON, A.B., M.B.A. The whole purpose of Cade Cod Community College — faculty, staff and physical resources -- is to help you further your education and develop as a person. For its accomplishment of this purpose the College enjoys an enviable reputation. And to this, you and those who were here before you have contributed mightily, for it rests upon the quality of the College ' s product, namely you. Perhaps I appear to speak as though all students are alike, yet here we have tried to work with you and help you as individuals, each unique unto himself. To quote Walt Whitman: It is to walk rapidly through civilizations, governments, theories, Through proems, pageants, shows, to form great individuals. Underneath all, individuals! I swear nothing is good to me now that ignores individuals. ELINOR E. HANNA B.S., M.A., PH.D. DEAN OF COLLEGE As you receive yoiir diploma from Cape Cod Community College, may it serve as a symbol of a job well done, as well as the promise of many opportunities ahead. For we hope this commencement will inspire you to further endeavors, either in formal or informal education. Our best wishes for success and happiness during the years ahead go with you. JOHN L. ROCHE A.B., M.ED. DEAN OF STUDENTS To the Class of 1970: To graduate is in itself significant but to do so at the beginning of a new decade adds a different dimension. This should be especially true in the ' 70s since it appears that it will be a decade of change. We must all be prepared for change. Since the status quo is virtually denied by the concept of graduating, we must accept the true meaning inherent in graduation which is to begin anew. Obviously to begin anew is to change ! As most of you know, I am also in the process of beginning anew. This change for me is not only going to be a challenge but indeed I expect it to be a source of great excitement. It is with that in mind that I take the liberty to extend to both of us, you the Class of 1970 and myself, every success! My thanks to you and to all the preceding graduating classes of Cape Cod Community College for allowing me the privilege of working with you as Dean of Students. I can only hope that our efforts have been of some value to you. THOMAS L. ALEXANDER Quote: Don ' t sell yourself short. ' Degrees: B. A., M.A., Ph.D. See -- Who ' s Who in the East. ROUPEN BAKER, JR. Director of Admissions and Financial Aid Degrees: B.S.Ed. , M.Ed. Hobbies: Sailing, skating, hunting, fishing, reading. ADMINISTRATION EMERITI ALFRED D ' ALESSANDRO Professor Emeritus. Degrees: B.C. S., L.L.B., A.M., M.B.A., C.P.A. THORSTENV. KALIJARVI Professor Emeritus Degrees: A. B., A.M., A.L.M., Ph.D. 12 ' ' a J i-Urt-l JAMES F. CRONIN, JR. QUOTE: O.K. youse guys, let ' s all get together now and help stamp out illiterassy! ! A. A., B.B.A., M.B.A. INTERESTS: tennis, skiing ROGER F. COLE Quote: Look in the book. Degrees: B.S., M.B.A. Hobbies: Music -- organ, piano. HISTORY BUSINESS SECRETARIAL ELIZABETH PRATT A new History teacher. PAUL DONHAM Degrees: A.B., M.B.A. Hobbies: Kyoto Imports, biosiness consultant 13 MURIEL FARMER Quote: Most Unbending Rationalities Invade Every Liberty, Just Use Nondogmatic Enthusiasm, For A Rational Man Embraces Right. B.S., M.Ed. MARION HARRINGTON Quote: He who shuts his eyes to the truth walks in darkness . B.S.Ed. Interests: Sailing, gardening, International Star Youth Exchange BUSINESS AND SECRETARIAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION THOMAS O ' CONNOR B.S. JOHN R. TULIS B.S.Ed. DR. ANDREW G. MEYER Quote: It ' s really quite elementary. Degrees: B. A., M.A., Ph.D. Hobbies: Gardening, fishing. JUDITH BARNET Quote: I don ' t agree with you, incidentally. Degrees: A. B. , M.A. Hobbies: Plays, music, attending movies. ENGLISH HUMANITIES GORDON M. BROWNE, JR. Quote: People are more important than things. Degrees: A. B., M.A. Hobbies: Jazz and folk music. Interests: Peace, better race relations. ADMONT G. CLARK Quote: Your point is well taken. Degrees: A.B., M.Ed. Hobbies: Christie, tennis, Cape Cod, good music. JOHN D. ERB QUOTE: It ' s the little thing that kills you. A.B., M.A., S.T.B., S.T.M. INTERESTS: Flying DR. CHARLES GAUPP QUOTE: Don ' t knock it before you try it . . . . don ' t try it before you knock it. English: A. A., B.A:, M.A., MFA, Ph.D. INTERESTS: Pre- 1840 Antiques. ENGLISH HUMANITIES BARBARA KANELLOPOULOS QUOTE: Omnia meum mecum est. English B.S., M.Ed. INTERESTS: Reading SANDRA COLE B.A., M.S. INTERESTS: Antiques, the Registrar, church organist. DOROTHY LITTLEFIELD QUOTE: ZUT!, In the wide world : because it keeps my horizons receding. French A.B., A.M. INTERESTS: Travel, sewing. GERALD LUNDERVILLE QUOTE: Study hard during the week and have a blast on weekends. Languages B. A. , M.A. INTERESTS: X rated movies. ENGLISH HUMANITIES O. HERBERT McKENNEY Quote: Do unto thus as you would that should do unto you. Degrees: A. B., S.T.B., M.L.S. Hobbies: Antiques, gardening. BARRY McPHEE Quote: As one beaver said to the other, life is one dam after another. Degrees: B. A. , M.A. 17 DENNIS B. i L RTIN Quote: Great, super, great! Degrees: B. A. , M. A- Hobbies: Tennis and skiing. DR. ROBERT MINSHALL Quote: Keep your nose to the grindstone, shoulder to the wheel, and head held high, you shall conquer Degrees: A.B., M.A., Ph.D. ENGLISH HUMANITIES C . DOUGLAS MITCHELL Quote: A bottle of scotch and time save nine. ' Degrees: B. A., M.A., M.F.A. Hobbies: Scrimshaw, ship models. HARRY HOLE B.A. Lewis Clark College M.A. Lewis Clark College 18 DR. E. JUSTIN HILL Quote: He ' s a California Dreamer. Degrees: B. A. , M.A., Ph.D. Hobbies: Hooking rugs. ALBERT MOMM Quote: Degrees: B.S. Annapolis, M.A.T. Duke University MATH and SCIENCES DR. HARLOW BISHOP Degrees: A.B. Harvard College; A.M. Ph.D. Harvard University JAMES E. DOWNEY Quote: If this yearbook doesn ' t get out, I ' m here Degrees: B.S., M.S. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, forestry. 19 JOHN FARROW Quote: Who took my screen? Degrees: B.A. , M. A. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, cross-country skiing, skating, nature study. DR. EVERETT TOMLINSON Quote: Have I got you sufficiently confused? Degrees: B.S., Ph.D. Hobbies: Sailboating. MATH and SCIENCES DR. B. CARSON FRENCH Quote: Be yourself and be interested in people. Degrees: B.S., M.A., M.S., Ph.D. Hobbies: Golfing, photography, hiking, grandchildren. JOHN HYNES Quote: Every Wednesday is ketchup day. Degrees: B.A., M.A.T. Hobbies: Bridge, gardening, swimming. 20 PETER C . F . BIRKEL, JR . Hope: I expect the student knows best. Degrees: A. B., M.A., Ph.D. Hobbies: Music, sailing. HAROLD SMITH Quote: Get a repossessed car. Degrees: B.B.A., M.A. HISTORY G SOCIAL SCIENCES NURSING VERONICA A. CHARBONNEAU Director of Nursing Program. Outside Interests: Gardening, camping, swimming, painting. ESTELLE GRYGENT Degrees: R.N. , B.S., M.A. Quote: How many of you ate you breakfast this morning? 23 JOHN PALMER Mathematics: Ed. B., M.A. MARTHA MARCELL QUOTE: Every baby is different. Degrees: B.S.N. , M S. Hobbies: Dogs, gardening NURSING AND MATHEMATICS ALBINA T. SNARSKIS Degrees: R.N. , B.S., M.ED. ROSMOND A. GALLERY Degrees: R.N., B.S., M.A. 24 JOHNB. BALDASARO, B.S. Assistant to the President FLORENCE PLOUFFE Bookkeeper and Secretary to Assistant to the President ERNEST J. COLE QUOTE: I didn ' t know that. Registrar, B.S. INTERESTS: Old cars TINA VAN SCOY Secretary to Registrar 25 LUCIA McKENZIE Secretary: Dean of Students. Helps all students. Soft-spoken native of Winchester . r%f ' MURIEL THOMAS Secretary to the President. PHYLLIS WALKER Faculty Secretary. . . . otherwise known as the Housemother . 26 DORIS A. BATES Secretary to Dean of the College ELIZABETH PORTER Principal Clerk MARGARET COTTER R.N. St. Elizabeth Hospital, B.S. Boston College GERALD HAZARD, M. D. Sincerely interested in students. Ski enthusiast. Active in community affairs. ESTHER FERNALD, R. N. , B. S. E. Hobbies: Outdoor sports, reading, meeting people. MR. EUGENE McLAUGHLIN Health Services Hobbies: A certain sensitivity group. 28 ROBERT FIFIELD Assistant Librarian Quiet, ... nice guy. DORIS FAUTEAUX Assistant Librarian M.C.P.L., M.R.S. MARILYN KELLY Secretary 29 LEONA HOUGHTON Secretary LUCILLE K. FRITZ Secretary to Director of Admissions and Financial Aid NANCY McCORD Secretary DAVID BARROWS -- Custodian Activities: Honorary Lounge member; friend of the people, four letter word r meaning friend — Dave! PAUL DOIRON -- Custodian ALFRED NICKERSON — Custodian ANN T. MAIELLA Secretary to Assistant to the President MRS. FRITZ Secretary: Evening and Summer Sessions NELLA A. BOSWORTH Bookkeeper William Adams 42 South St. Hyannis James Alcock Stony Hill Road, Chatham NICKNAME: Leaper FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Ubi est Roma? AMBITION: gain weight STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Varsity Basketball 1,2 Intra Mural Basketball 1, 2 I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: You? ■1% 1 I il A Aline Plucinski 34 Gail Bassett 15 Run Pond Road, Bass River NICKNAME: Gail FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don ' t believe you Guinea. AMBITION: Elementary teaching. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate; 1, 2; Ski Club, 1,2; Student Senate Secretary, 3,4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Being scooped by a cer- tain black, curly-haired Guinea. Judith Ann Barrett . I  , t Ui Avenue, Wewe antic Shores, Wareham vX li ' l NICKNAME: Judy ' ' -J I FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You ' ll get over it r-U ,! AMBITION: Travel « I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Having a fire in my car. Rosalind Bassett 15 Run Pond Road, Bass River NICKNAME: Roz (Goldie) FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don ' t mind! AMBITION: Secondary teaching. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Ski Club, Party co-ordinator. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 103A Swan Lake, 9th hole at White Cliffs. 35 Charles Beals Schoolhouse Rd. Eastham Larry Be arse ScudderAve., Hyannisport NICKNAME: Larry FAVORITE EXPRESSION: If it feels good . . . do it! STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Chairman, Student Faculty Group; Dean ' s List 3 Nelson A. Belanger III 29 Kelley Road, Hyannis NICKNAME: Nelly FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Would you please repeat that! ! AMBITION: Math teacher STUDENT ACTIVITIES: F lag football I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Linda B. 36 Richard R. Bisaillon 943 W. Main Street, Centerville. NICKNAME: Richie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: If you ' re snoozln ' , you ' re losin ' . AMBITION: Teaching STUDENT ACTIVITIES: U.S. I., ZOO. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The work-study program and Mr. Baker. % Sandra Black 17 Taunton Ave., Mattapan. NICKNAME: Sandy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: So! AMBITION: Elementary Education teaching. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The parking problem at 4C ' s. Charles C. Botello WaldenAve., Falmouth NICKNAME: Adam FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Let us be lovers and marry our fortunes together. AMBITION: To attain OM though life. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: U.S. I., March on Washing ton for Peace. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my 1-Y classification 37 Robert Bradford Pembroke NICKNAME: Bob FAVORITE EXPMSSION: You know that AMBITI ON: to learn how to spell STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Co-Editor for the Yearbook I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Those nights in Decem- ber. Linda Brazao 51 Plymouth Ave . BrantRock NICKNAME: Brazao FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Bull AMBITION: to be a teacher STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 67-68, Home- coming Queen 68. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 103A Swan Lake G a hand- some young man Nan Budlong 205 Warren Ave . Whitman NICKNAME: Nan FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I ' m Sure AMBITION: to be a legal secretary STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Gamma Kappa Sigma So- rority 1,2, Academia 1,2, Girl ' s Intramurals 1, Zoo Staff 1, Student Faculty Committee 2. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Gamma Kappa Sigma third degree -- fall 1969, Wow what a party. William L. Burgart Jeannette, Pennsylvania NICKNAME: Bill AMBITION: Landscape Architect Sandra Bonnie Call is Griffin Island, Wellfleet NICKNAME: Bonnie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You, Dude. AMBITION: to graduate from 4 C ' s, pass my RN state boards, and then we ' ll see! STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate Representa- tive 3, 4 and 5, President of Student Nurses Club Raymond Callory 39 Roy Neil Campbell Old Strawberry Hill Rd. Centerville NICKNAME: Roy STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Sailing and Skiing Clubs I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Speech Sheila B. Campbell 759 Main St. So. Wareham AMBITION: To pursue a career in Business Manage- ment STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 2 I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Cronin ' s Homework Problems. James Francis Capaldo Paine Road, North Attleboro NICKNAME: Crappa FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Get down on it! AMBITION: Travel around the world in a whole life time STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity, Intramural Football and Baseball I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Fisk 40 Anthony S. Carnovale 47 Cummings Ave . , Revere NICKNAME: Guinea FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Witch ya! AMBITION: To be a teacher STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Kappa Delta Phi fraternity, Yearbook Staff, Varsity Basketball, Student Sen- ate, Circle K, Vets Club, 1, 2; I-M sports, Gail Bassett I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Being scooped by a cer- tain girl. John Carney 282 Carroll Street, New Bedford Kevin J. Carr 128 Brooks Street, Brighton NICKNAME: Kevin FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You pass the teacher and not the course . AMBITION: Politician STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate, 1,2; Presi- dent 3, 4. Freshman Class President, 1, 2; I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The close relationship of faculty to student. Annette Cloutier Purple Haze NICKNAME: Annut FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Schwarzenberg AMBITION: Elementary School Teacher I ' LL ALWAYS FLEMEMBER: Crunching leaves or snow John Carl Cockerham 370 Sandwich Rd. E. Fair louth, NICKNAME: Johnny FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is that right AMBITION: The field of business management I ' LL ALWAYS REIVIEMBER: Sweating my way through Physical Science class Ronald M. Comtois Charles St. Sandwich NICKNAME: Ron AMBITION: Clinical Nursing Karen Ruth Conroy 31 Grant Avenue, E. Walpole. AMBITION: teaching, security, happiness. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That ' s a late fee. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate, treasurer Gamma Kappa Sigma. I ' LL ALWAYS RElVlEMBER: 3rd degree in spring of ' 69. Julie Ann Coughlin 25 Summit Ave . , Norwood NICKNAME: Jude FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is there more? You bet the re is ! AMBITION: Elementary Education I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Beachwood, Summerside, Jeff, John, Kerry, Tom, G the guys. Robert Crane South Yarmouth, NICKNAME: Bob AMBITION: Architect STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate; Freshman Vice-President, Circle K, 1, 2, 3, 4; Budget Finance Committee, 1, 2; Chairman, 3, 4; Judici- ary Committee, 1, 2; Activity Committee Chair- man, 1, 2. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: a messy senate office. Anita Czerwonka 156 Main St. Hyannis NICKNAME: Wonk FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I am what I shall be when 1 am not what I am. AMBITION: To be happy with life STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Zoo 1, Drama Club 1, Bowling 3, 4 Academia 1, 3, 4 I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: P.S.I, and all the ups and downs of my years here on the Cape. Constance Dainty 431 County Rd., Momument Beach NICKNAME: Connie AMBITION: To be a secretary, travel STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student and Faculty Library Committee I ' LL ALWAYS RE MEMBER: My troubles in my short- hand classes. Michael J. Dean 571 Strawberry Hill Road, Centerville NICKNAME: Dino FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Try to screw that in your socket. AMBITION: To graduate in June STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Scholarship Committee, Soph. Class Treasurer, Kappa Delta Phi I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Parties, Homecoming ' 69 Karen E. Deem (Souza) Main Street, East Falmouth AMBITION: teacher FAVORITE EXPRESSION: This is versatile, but iso- lated. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the past, the present, past present dreams of the future. Daniel H. Delaney Jr. 38 Riverside Place, Walpole NICKNAME: Danny FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Nothing! AMBITION: Commercial aviation STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Yearbook staff. Flag foot- ball. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My freshman initiation out at the airport. Linda DePonte 294 Maravista Ave . , Falmouth. NICKNAME: Lin, Miss DePonte , Lindozio. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Negative! AMBITION: U.S. History teacher STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate, 1, 2; Gamma Kappa Sigma. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Swan Lake, 3 Breakwater Shores, Hell night, the night the rally sign was stolen, 6 Bacon Terrace, deals, 3 Cook Circle, good friends. J. Todd Diener 6 Wiley Court Provincetown NICKNAME: Hot Toddy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don ' t feel pregnant AMBITION: To be on the sea STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Vets Club, Zoo, Sailing Club I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Sailing on Lewis Bay, Trying to pass Zoo Patricia Donlan 531 Nahatan St. Norwood NICKNAME: Pat FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh My Mother of God AMBITION: To teach on the Elementary level I ' LL ALWAYS REMEIVlBER: My friends Janet Dooley 91 Knotty Pine Lane NICKNAME: Jan FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Get outta here AMBITION: Teach elementary school I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Anything I need to re- member. 46 Stephen M. Duffy Hall Avenue, West Harwich. NICKNAME: Duff FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh Ya! AMBITION: to graduate STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Circle K Vice-President. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the commons, freshman week. Anne-Marie Dumont 12 Baker Street, Attleboro. NICKNAME: Annie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: bold young man! AMBITION: to be a R.N., marriage. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Nursing Club. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Peter Pan, my big brother, confusion, how to test spagetti. Kathleen Duncan 195 N. Main Street, South Yarmouth. NICKNAME: Kath FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Maybe tomorrow I ' ll be organized. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Bowling team, Nuising Club. AMBITION: Nurse. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Two students walking hand-in-hand -- LOVE! KatJileen Dynan Columbus Ave . , Yarmouth NICKNAME: Carrot top I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The people, drinking when I should have gone to class. Rebecca Jean Eastman 1 King Philip St. Raynham NICKNAME: Becky FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I ' ll think about it tomorrow AMBITION: Social Work I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Hall Danial Everett Eldredge Main St. So. Chatham NICKNAME: Sudz FAVORITE EXPR£SSION: I wanna get out of here. AMBITION: Teacher I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Dr. Minshall ' s German Class Richard Everson 71 Lakefield Road, S. Yarmouth. NICKNAME: Dick FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You win a few, you lose a few. AMBITION: to drive a tractor-traUor unit. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my great dorm room. Sandra Fields 289 Ocean Street, Hyannis. NICKNAME: Sandy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don ' t believe it ' AMBITION: Can ' t define STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Nurse ' s Club I ' LL ALWAYS REA4EMBER: a person who cares. Donna Marie Freyermuth Briggs Avenue, Manomet. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh Wow! AMBITION: teach I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: that 8 o ' clock Botany lab on Wednesdays. 49 John James Furtado 37 Cherry Street, Plymouth. NICKNAME: Jack FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh S---. AMBITION: Accountant STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Treasurer of Academia. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My red wig trips to Maine . Robert Glyden 2 Sunset Drive, Bass River. NICKNAME: Bob AMBITION: Computer programming STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Veterans Club I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. O ' Connor ' s account- ing class. Mary Gonsalves 50 Captain Lothrop Road, South Yarmouth. FAVORITE EXPFIESSION: Everyone ' s entitled to at least one chance. AMBITION: Medical or private secretary. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Trying to find a parking space big enough. Pamela Gonsalves 10 Granite Street, Milford. NICKNAME: Pumpkin , Pamie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Winning isn ' t everything bu t wanting to win is. AIVLBITION: To smile -- no matter what happens. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The blue-eyed, Italian hockey player; my roommate, the capers, and the night I fell and broke the sliding glass door. Adaline B. Hardy 27 Young Road, Falmouth. NICKNAME: Addie AMBITION: to teach and work with youth. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: what it is to be a student. William Hardin Sandpiper Road, West Yarmouth. 51 Donna Hennigan 63 Waterway, New Seabury. Ernest Paul Hebert, Jr. 2 Second Ave., N. Attleboro. NICKNAME: Hebe FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What a down! AMBITION: To practice law. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Kappa Delta Ph, Psychology Association. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my honda. Brian M. Hill 7 Beaten Road, Dennisport. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Sure Thing! AMBITION: To enter psychology. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Yeoman. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the exciting Cape Week- ends. Barbara HuetJier 47 Cendan Ave., West Roxbury. NICKNAME: Babs FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I ' m sure! AMBITION: Teacher STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Academia, Zoo, Gamma Kappa Sigma. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: P-town, 15 Circuit East Road, Sailing on Lewis Bay, P.J. parties, all- night study sessions. Robert M. Iwaszko Pocasset, Mass. NICKNAME: Odie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That ' s close ! AIVIBITION: Teacher STUDENT ACTIVITIES: I -M Football, basketball, Softball. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: putting off till tomorrow what can be done today. Mary Kaipainen Dewey Avenue, Sandwich. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All the teachers who could not prom ounce my last name. 53 Janice Kapinos Chipman Road, Sandwich. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Fiddlesticks AMBITION: Wildlife biology. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: parking lots. Jane Kirkpatrick Eastward Point, Chatham. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Good grief! AMBITION: to become a Registered Nurse. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Dr. Minshall ' s German classes and the snowy days trying to park. Deborah Kurth State Road, Chilmark, Martha ' s Vineyard. NICKNAME: Debbie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: It ' s a little hairy! AMBITION: to enjoy life. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the faculty at 4C ' s, sophonaore year, sex education classes, Siscoe ' s Thomas Lark in 107 Garfield Ave., Norwood. NICKNAME: Tom FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Alright! Let ' s get orga- nized! AAffilTION: Finish college, transfer to University of Mass. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: President of Kappa Delta Phi. I ' LL ALWAYS FUEMEMBER: 8 o ' clock class in ac- counting. George Lauriat 26 East Myrtle, Orange, Mass. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You ' ve got to be kidding. AMBITION: To have my own world STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Sea Changel, Bowling Club 1,2,3, V.P., Senate 1. George A. Leiser, Jr. 45 Norris Street, Hyannis NICKNAME: Skip FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Self -de termination is the springboard of life . AMBITION: Expand my knowledge and understand- ing. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate, Bowling League and Academic Innovations Committee. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Our accounting corpora- tion. 55 Jeffrey F. Lewis 12 Grandview Drive, S. Yarmouth. NICKNAME: J. J. Jeffrey FAVORITE EXPRESSION: an effete corps of impu- dent snobs that call themselves intellectuals. AMBITION: Journalism I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Gordon Parker ' s oratory. Dennis Lyonnais 78 Branscomb Street, New Bedford. NICKNAME: Denny FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Nice day . . . ain you! AMBITION: To become a physical education teacher. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Circle K Club. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: getting drunk William John Maarschalk 4 Marylou Terrace, Kingston. NICKNAME: Bill FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Bye now! AMBITION: Social Worker I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Being a winner twice in a row and getting sick over it. Joseph P. Madden, Jr. 7 Glen Road, Hyannisport. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and less government. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The professor ' s desire to teach facts and not propaganda. David R. Madeiras Oak Bluffs NICKNAME: Rock AMBITION: Teaching STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Veteran ' s Club. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Greymore Club, Baxter ' s The Pub. Kathryn McCauley Cornerwood, Harwich. Gael MacDivitt 153 Chestnut Street, Duxbury. Mary Jane MacDonald 90 Crystal Lake Road, Osterville. NICKNAME: MJ FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Boston?! AMBITION: Join the Mafia STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Yearbook editor, 1, 2; Treasurer Freshman class. Student Senate, 3; Cultural Comm., Ski Club. Pennie MacDonald 25 Brunswick Street, Marshfield. NICKNAME: Pen FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I ' m sure! AMBITION: Phys. Ed. teacher STUDENT ACTIVITIES: cheerleading, Student Senate, Class Secretary. Barbara MacNeil 56 Beacon Street, Dedham. NICKNAME: Barb AMBITION: teacher STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate, Gamma Kappa Sigma. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My Christopher Ryder House fall, parties, pledges, 3rd degree. Sandra Mathews Center Street, South Dennis. NICKNAME: Sandy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I love men, not because they are men, but because they are not women. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: ZOO I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the Sea. Nancy McDonough 21 Crescent Ave. , Scituate. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Ya, O.K.! AMBITION: to teach exceptional or underprivileged children. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Ski Club, Cheerleading. I ' LL ALWAYS F(EMEMBER: Father Kelly and Alice Madru. 59 Joseph McGrahan 791 Union Street, Union. NICKNAME: Joe FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hi! AMBITION: math teacher STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Bowling I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: October 15, 1969 Steven McNamara 50 Middlesex Ave., Wilmington. NICKNAME: The Mack FAVORITE EXPRESSION: a smile AMBITION: I don ' t know, wherever the Triumph goes, so will I. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate Cultural Committee, I-M football, I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: so many fantastic people. Denise Melanson John J. Meldon 991 Canton Ave., Milton. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Dynamite ! AMBITION: to continue on at Suffolk University and then onto Suffolk Law School. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Sailing Club, 1,2; Commo- dore, 2; Hockey, 1, 2. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: sailing on Lewis Bay. Debra Lee Mezzanotte 15 Kenney Road, Medfield. NICKNAME: Deb; meatball FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Moodiness is overcome by self-indu lgence. AMBITION: elementary teaching. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate, Cheerlead- ing; Gamma Kappa Sigma. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: weekend parties, hellnight. Christine Misiaszek 109 E. Coggeshall St., N. Fairhaven. NICKNAME: Chris AMBITION: Graduate from a two year college in two ye ars . FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I told you so! I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Columbus Day Weekend, 1969. 61 Cheryl Moloney 185 High Street, Dedham . NICKNAME: Bologna AMBITION: Medical Secretary. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading, 1, 2; Year- book co-editor, 2; gamma kappa sigma. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Dinner for two; and the parties at 6 Bacon Terrace. Ellen Monica 7 Cranberry Lane, Centerville. NICKNAME: Ellen. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don ' t know! AMBITION: Nureing. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Nursing Club. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Rainy days on Cape Cod. Gary Morris 36 Pine Road, West Dennis. NICKNAME: Abe FAVORITE EXPRESSION: How ' s it growing! AMBITION: to be normal STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Treasurer of Student Senate; all musical programs. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: staying awake through an entire botany lecture . Virginia Motto 18 Franklin Street, Provincetown. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You ' ve got to be kidding! AMBITION: to work for F. Lee Bailey I ' LL ALWAYS MMEMBER: parking my car five miles from the school. Barbara Murphy 471 S. Main Street, Mansfield NICKNAME: Barb FAVORITE EXPRESSION: real fine! AMBITION: surgical nurse. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Nurses Club. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Sister Bloody Mary. Donna Ney John R. Novello 42 South Street, Bass River. NICKNAME: John FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What ' s up? AMBITION: simply, to be myseK, in everything that I do. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My 8 o ' clock classes ( zzzz) . C layton O ' C onnor 167 Old Main Street, S. Yarmouth. NICKNAME: Clay. AMBITION: World travel and to make a million dollars. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Circle K, 1; Academia, 2; 4C ' s stage band. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: trying to park. Gordon B. Parker, Jr. 12 Curtis Street, Falmouth. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: U. S. I. ; Student-Faculty Group; Oct. 15th Moratorium. 64 Albert Paul 235 Rivet Street, New Bedford. NICKNAME: Al FAVORITE EXPRESSION: what ' s happening? STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate, Treasurer of Circle K, Psyche Club. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my freshman home- coming. Stephen E. Peterson 18 Town Brook Road, W. Yarmouth. NICKNAME: Steve FAVORITE EXPRESSION: And we ' re off, like a new bride ' s pajamas. AMBITION: to get through 2 years I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the fine teachers at 4C ' s. Bruce Pinel 650 Old Stage Road, Centerville Robert Pierce County Road, West Wareham. NICKNAME: Bob FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh yea! AMBITION: to be a C. P. A. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: all of the kids I met and all of the good times I had at 4C ' s. Robert Plante 6 Penfield Street, N. Attleboro. NICKNAME: Edgar. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Wow, am I shitfaced? AMBITION: city manager. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Ski Club; kappa delta phi. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: fraternity Ronald Poliseno 66 Chester Ave. , Brockton. NICKNAME: Dumbo. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Kick your ass! AMBITION: to retire. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate Parliamen- tarian; Circle K; Soph. Vice-President I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: rolling down swan lake. 66 Patricia Ann Preston 123 Depot Street, Dennisport. NI CKNAME: Pat. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Got your pin on? AMBITION: to be educated STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Gamma Kappa Sigma; Cape Bowling League. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Hell night. Edward Prindle 27 Security Road, Hyannis. NICKNAME: Teddy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Where am I?, What is what? AMBITION: Happiness for all. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my people and sleepless nights. Sandra Rajner 52 Judd Ave. , South Hadley. NICKNAME: Sandi FAVORITE EXPRESSION: gross me out! AMBITION: travel; show horses. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Yearbook staff; Psyche Club; Academia. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Room 6, P.S.I. , Boston on PEACE day, thumbing with Ro, Dan the Man, and Bev. 67 Wendy Reese 123 Highland St. Marshfield Hills, NICKNAME: Wendy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh no! No Way! AMBITION: pass state boards for registered nurses be a good nurse. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Nursing Club. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: instructors, hard work, good times, great punch, spaghetti on the refrigerator. Rosemary Reid 6 Sylvan Terrace, Bridgewater. NICKNAME: Roe FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Really? AMBITION: teach elementary school. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Yearbook staff; Dean ' s List, 1,2. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Park Square Inn; thumbing; a strange roommate. Esmund Rice 151 Pine Ridge Road, Newton. NICKNAME: Russ FAVORITE EXPRESSION: knowledge is the key to everlasting youth. AMBITION: to become a psychologist or college professor. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Psyche Club; ZOO. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the quiet solitude and meditative moments at dawn by the sea. 68 Sandi Rochette Norman Charles Rodham 42 Josselyn Ave. , Duxbury. NICKNAME: Norm, to some people. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I can ' t recall. AMBITION: to be successful in an occupation which I could give total dedication without regret. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: October 15th Moratorium against death. Arthvir W. Rose 25 Bridge Street, Fairhaven. NICKNAME: Wally FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Seagram-7! AMBITION: to obtain a degree in sociology. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: some excellent classes, professors, and friends. 69 Hal Stephen Rosenthal 15 Marie Ave. , Sharon. NICKNAME: Super Jew FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I ' m up for anything this weekend. AMBITION: to go into the advertising btisiness. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Yearbook staff; home- coming staff. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 80 Run Pond Road. Diane Roulier 1019 Washington St. , Abington. Susan Nancy Roylance 18 Oakland St. , Mattapoisett. NICKNAME: Sexy Sue FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Come on! AMBITION: to teach elementary school I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Debbie Nancy ' s house warming party. 70 Pamela Simon 56 Shortway Street, Hyaimis. Richard G. Smith 20 George Street, Barnstable. NICKNAME: Dick FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That ' s the way it goes! AMBITION: to graduate. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Sailing Club. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the ice boat. David Sparling 129 Plymouth St. Middleboro. NICKNAME: Judd FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Sure pal; are we outa here? AMBITION: to get a I-Y. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Manager of Basketball, 2; I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Lungy ' s pyramid, the Thursday night all-nighters; alot of good friends; and mostly . . . THE DOG. 71 Robert S. Spencer 6435 Beechwood Ave. Sarasota, Fla. NICKNAME: Scott FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Holy shit! AMBITION: to be an ancient egyptian or an oceano- grapher. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: U. S. I. , Sea Change. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: getting up in time to miss my 8 o ' clock. Patricia Stewart 51 Willow Rtm, Centerville. William H. Stewart 160 Pine Lane Osterville. NICKNAME: Uncle Sky FAVORITE EXPRESSION: There is no defeat in non- violence. AMBITION: to be a socio-psychologist and give America back to the Indians. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate, 1,2; Vice- President, 3,4; Chairman of October 15 Mora- torium, U.S.I. 1, 2; Vice-President, 3,4. Thomas Edward Stonefield 85 Highland Ave. , Onset. NICKNAME: Eddie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 4-day. AMBITION: Business tycoon. Stan Sawicki Winthrop Edward Taylor 317 Stage Harbor Road, Chatham. NICKNAME: Windy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: See ya at Kemps! AMBITION: Doctor of medicine I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: the true spirit of educa- tion that holds these decrepit walls together. John Thibeault 20 Walnut Street, Attleboro. NICKNAME: Big A FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Bye now! Make it a good day. AMBITION: Physical Education teacher. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Basketball; I-M FootbaU. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: getting sick from drinking too much booze. Nancy Thissen n Oak Hill Drive, Arlington FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Let ' s Ruccous I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Mill Hill. Richard Trotter Gristmill Road, Brewster. 74 John Tuffy Rt. 6A, Dennis. . ' fi Arthur Heald Vinal, Jr. 802 Main Street, Norwell. NICKNAME: Cap FAVORITE EXPRESSION: SAC AMBITION: to be a lawyer. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate, 2,3,4; Publications Board. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: signs. Marguerite Welch 12 Woodside Park, West Dennis. Gail Weimemer Parkwood Road, South Yarmouth. NICKNAME: Gigs FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Are you kidding me. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Candle light walk; Mr. Clark James Anthony White Chase Road, Edgartown. NICKNAME: Jim FAVORITE EXPRESSION: But thats not where its at. AMBITION: to become a civil engineer, STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Basketball Steven P. White Barley Neck Road, E. Orleans. NICKNAME: Steve EXPRESSION: You don ' t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows! AMBITION: to enter public life or teach political science. STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Student Senate; ZOO; U. S. I. ; Yearbook staff; working for peace free- dom. I ' LL REMEMBER: waiting for a loan; the polarization of the students. Roxanne C. Wood 50 Park Street, Mattapoisett. NICKNAME: Woodie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Jack, not another meeting? AMBITION: to be a good nurse and to make John D. happy ! STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading; Nurses Club. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: J. D. R. ; Kappa Delta Phi; 3 Andy Lane and five 8 o ' clock classes. Norma York 114 Prospect St, , Glouchester. AMBITION: Pediatric nurse. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh No ! STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Nurse ' s Club. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: C.H., 17 P. CD. Irene Economos Helen Tambolleo Charles Meyer Kenneth Jensen Jerome Sullivan Ruth Eastman The Cape Cod Community College ' s Nurse ' s Club was planned late in the school year of ' 68- ' 69 and has been actively in effect for this year of ' 69- ' 70. Membership is open to all nursing students at the college. The purposes and goals of this club are to aid in the growth and development of the individual nursing student, and to develop a closer bond with a more unified spirit among the nursing students. The Cape Cod Community College ' s Nirrse ' s Club is an active member and is a par- ticipant with District 3. Student Nurses Association of Massachusettes and the Na- tional Nurse ' s Association. The students involved with the Cape Cod Community College ' s Nurse ' s Club hope to promote and uphold the standards of the nursing program and the college, and to foster a better relationship between the students and the faculty at Cape Cod Community College as well as local health agencies and the community. VVho! . . . me officer? A peace of what : JM m . . 1 1 ■ HHkI , y a . . m Where was Bill Baird when I needed him? Is t his really the America Dream? Sc TT U D E T E S I Y I T BASKETBALL THE HELMSMEN CO -CAPTAINS Bill Harden Ty Cc jleman ETT I  H H! ' : | mIN Wr8S The body of an athlete and The soul of a wise man, Here is what is necessary to be happy, by Andre Mourois This year ' s Helmsmen lacked height; nevertheless, they displayed that 4C ' s never quit spirit. Much responsibility was placed on the shooting ability of Bill Harden and the playmaking of Ty Coleman. The rebounding depended on Jim Alcock and a newcomer Paul Cote. Veterans on this year ' s team were: Carl Alfieri, Tony Carnovale, Craig Lathrup, and Jim White. First year men were: Bruce Churbuck, Greg Gomes, John Ferrari, Mike Kennedy, and Dennis Lyonnais. INTRAMURAL This year ' s I-M program consisted of flag football, table tennis, basketball, Softball, tumbling and weight lifting. Bob Sylvia won the trophy for table tennis. In basketball the Celtics and Lakers were Co-Champs, and in Softball it was the Heads first with the Frater- nity finishing a close second. Once again, the Sophomores prevailed over their Freshmen rivals in their annual football game by the scores of 27 to 0, and 52 to 6. Ml Mg MB 9 CHEERLEADERS Debbie Mezzanotte Nancy McDonough Cheryl Moloney Maggie Sullivan Sue Cotter Beth Roylance Lee DiManno Glemia Rothwell Linda Donnelly ( Sub. ) Nine girls full of spirit and pep make up the 4C ' s cheering squad. Whether the Helmsmen win or lose, these girls are for the team all the way. The strong faith the girls have shown for the Helmsmen has been proven at their games. ; | |pp HM|| K Tri ' jgg BOWLING This year ' s bowling team is having another great season, lead by the high scoring of George Lauriat. The team can proudly say that they have never lost to another college bowling team in compe- tition. SAILING CLUB The activities of the sea- going Salts included ice boating, life saving instruc- tion and enlightened seminars given by President Nickerson. Lectures by 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! 90 zoo 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 ou ca bouge. SEA CHANGE 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 91 VETERAN ' S CLUB The Vets Club was organized to bring student veterans together in a spirit of service to the school and the community. The members have enjoyed many hours of drinking at some of the nicer local bars. Kevin Loughnan, President, William Burgart, Anthony S. Carnovale, Pat Carr, Ty Coleman, Rus Costa, Phillip Eyan, Dan Gonsalves, Dennis Hayes, Douglas Hill, Eric Jarvis, David Keefe, Thomas Larkin, Gordon Parker, Robert Plant, Bruce Reddish, Pat Slosek, and Bill Stewart. USI -U.S.I. In October of 1968, the Union for Student Involvement was formed by a small group of stu- dents who felt that campus apathy and alienation had to be checked. From that small core of students, U.S.I, has grown into a student-faculty organiza- tion with a current membership of approximately fifty students and twenty faculty members. U. S.I. has a three-fold purpose: to promote intellectual and cul- tural interests at 4C ' s; to develop leadership and responsibility among students; and to motivate an interest among students con- cerning their role in the college community and the world around them. The organization has enjoyed a close working rela- tionship with the Student Senate, the faculty, and the adminis- tration. Our goal is student in- volvement. Our aim is progres- sive action. 92 s c Getting in shape for the roijgh winter ahead, the ski club was not available for a formal picture. Looking at their practice sessions do you blame them? V 3 The Psychology club is the newest of the college ' s activities. The meetings are a casual dinner and talk sessions held once a month. The purpose is to promote greater understanding among individuals. 93 ACADEMIA The purpose of Academia is to provide a forum for intellectual discussion. Any stu- dent, day or evening, who is interested may join and guests may attend. Academia holds a dinner meeting twice monthly. The topic for discussion 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 opportimity to express your views on matters pertinent to the problems and interests facing young Americans today. CIRCLE K The Circle K Club is now in its second year as a charter member of the Circle K Interna- tional. Their activities included a midnight breakfast during homecoming, and a bicycle safety drive. They also raised funds for a scholarship to be given to the college. The Circle K also holds inter -club meetings with other colleges, which supports all conventions of the International Circle K. Steve Duffy, Pres. , Doug Spooner, Albert Paul, Tony Carnovale, Bruce Churbuck, Den- nis Lyonnais, Stephen McNamara, Ronnie Poliseno, Bob Crane, David Sparling, John Ferrari. STUDENT SENATE Kevin Carr Gail Bassett Bill Stewart The purpose of the Student Senate is to coordinate activities between the sttident body, the faculty, and adminis- tration. The Senate is made up of members from both classes, and in this way directly represents the entire stu- dent body. The Senate plans all social activities for the college, and allocates needed funds to the various clubs of the college. The Student Senate also presents beneficial student requests to the faculty. 95 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Steve McNamara Vice-President Ron Poliseno Secretary Kathy McCauley Treasurer Mike Dean 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 participation and indentification. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President Bruce Reddish Vice-President Sue Matthews Secretary Sharon Lopez Treasurer Mike Hanely 96 KAO Thomas Larkin President Jack Roberts Vice-President Ty Coleman Secretary Jim Capaldo Treasurer Edgar Plante Russ Costa Tony Carnovale Timmy Cooke Mike Dean Joe Eysie Ernie Herbert Ken Borden Steve Desmond Al De Costa Dan Gonsalves KAPPA DELTA PHI is a social educational fraternity. The brothers of Kappa have participated in nxaneroxis college activities and have donated their services to chari- table causes. Every year the brothers award a $100 scholarship to 4C ' S and sponsor a Christmas party for the exceptional children at Nazareth Hall. Membership is open to all male students who are interested in working for the spirit of Kinship, Duty, and Philanthropy. rKL Barbara MacNeil President Patricia Preston Vice-President Cheryl Moloney Rec. Secretary Nan Budlog Corr. Secretary Karen Conroy Treasurer Denise Melanson Linda DePonte Nancy Adams Marilyn Crane Linda Donnelly Maryellen Fanning Barbara Huether Janice Lamont Nancy Maarschalk Debra Mezzanotte Lee-Ann Olsen Sandi Rochette Janice Savoia Dayle Wood GAMMA KAPPA SIGMA has enjoyed a successful year this year and is looking forward to a continual life here at Cape Cod. Last year was the initial boost for the sorority with its first pledge class. Now it consists of twenty active members and three alumni. This year Gamma took on a great responsibility -- it adopted a fourteen-year- old girl, Supta Mondol, from India. All the sisters of GAMMA KAPPA SIGNL wish the best of luck to the Class of 1970. A DAY FOR PEACE: 1970 ci ' :,. , k , L ' j . CULTURAL PROGRAM Dr. Ashley Montagu anthropologist OTHER GUESTS ARE Richard Casper pianist Lyric Players, Inc. off broadway company Dr. H. S. Commager Professor of History Trio Da Camera Music group Ranolph W. Thrower Internal Revenue Dr. David Riesman social scientist Julian Bond House of representatives the clock moved younger . . . ever knowing it all — so rapidly older toward knowing a little more the time and telling of tomorrows those now younger while just what i sat . . . you do crosslegged know in the but . . . corner they are of my mind younger . . . and watched knowing it all it i pass over know become my more than something . . . lifeless form ... a year ago to it is today -- yourself -- a. good it if thing has been anything someone a year of set pain the alarm it doesn ' t matter . . . it is color so it is still unfortunate flesh . . . that we must blood . . . now exist and only skin in a time white people sit in the sun when there is trying to get black such it doesn ' t matter . . . a destructive color evil . . . that can terrorize and create havoc among few with or many every single solitary i wonder thing . ,. . when we will you omit the word pain a little . . . more . . . distrust yes from why our minds . . . lie to yourself? when we all who else . . . will frolic is together there in the nude i wonder when STEPHEN And to add a little bit of color to our school. Pick my nose and I ' ll follow you anywhere. Hey Sperm, it ' s the cops. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. R. Stanford Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. Belanger, Jr. Donald S. and Beverly B. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cloutier Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Crane Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. William De Ponte Mrs. Mary C. Dooley Mrs. Anna Economos Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Furtado Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill Stella B. Iwaszko Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Kirkpa trick Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lavangie Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lewis Mr. and Mrs. John Maarschalk Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maciejewski Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. Madeiras Mrs. Emily McDermott Marilyn F. Moloney Mr. and Mrs- Charles F. Moloney Mrs. Konneth MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. James R. MacNeil Mrs. E. Dorothy McCrahan Lucia C. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paul Mrs. Lucia C. Rajner Doris G. Rodham Norman W. Rodham Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Sawicki Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M. 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(Rte. 28) Hyannis -- 775-0433 Flowers by GREAT ISLAND ii t TEL. 77S-3165 ' -=W CAPE COD CO-OPERATIVE BANK Yarmouth Port and East Dennis Massachusetts We offer the best in Savings Plans and Mortgage Loans HENRY TEIXEIRA 505 Main Street Hyannis, Mass. Phone 775-2336 108 HELEN W MacLELLAN LIFE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE OSTERVILLE 428-6775 rSs?- Cape and Islands Travel Service Osterville, Massachusetts 02655 775-2234 428-8531 We specialize in stu- dent travel with or without reservations. Airline tickets at airline price s . Our Hopes Go With You... May They Be Fulfilled. Angelos Hyannis Harwich So. Yarmouth Holbrook Wareham 109 SANDWICH PHARMACY Route 6A -- Sandwich Tel. 888-OOlB MIKE ' S GULF SERVICE Lubrication, Oil and Gulf Products, mufflers, brakes and Tune- Up s Rt . 132 and Bearse ' s Way Hyannis SANDWICH CO-OPERATIVE BANK Sandwich -- Buzzards Bay Promoting thrift and home ownership since 1885 Motorola Sylvania Color T.V. Television Antenna Rentals DENNIS RADIO TV Sales Service Route 6A, Dennis, Mass. Shop-EVgreen 5-3722 Richards. Howes, Prop. Xke 6tpeHalf}lou$e COCKT Alt j BOfVtTT tuuCHroU S)ue 432-1964 Compliments of CANNONS INC . 350 Main St. West Yarmouth, Mass Plumbing, Heating, Fuel, Oil Compliments of WEST GATE PHARMACY 215 West Main St. Hyannis ANTOUN ' S DINER 105 Davis Straits Falmouth, Mass. COMMONWEALTH TRAVEL INC. -- Serving New England Since 1931 -- (Est. 1931) A Complete Travel Service Tel: 548-5100 (Nights: 563-5240 We are as near as ,, your telephone Dillinghan, Avenue Falmouth, Mass. 0Z541 OSTERVILLE RADIO TELEVISION Sales Service 901 Main St. Osterville, Mass. 428-2755 -- Ed Dutra, Owner DENNIS PACKAGE STORE INC. Route 6A Dennis Open All Year Complete Line Of Domestic ; Imported Liqours Wines Beers Main Den . . . 385-3226 REDWOOD MCI 617 ■ 759-3892 JcT. Rteb, 6 ZS Quality Dairy Products Since 1846 HOOD MILK and ICE CREAM BROOKWOOD REALTY Corner-Barlows Landing And Shore Roads Pocasset, Mass. 02559 Box 549 617-563-6363 Clothing for Discriminating Men Women MALCHMAN ' S of Falmouth BRYDEN REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Realtors Tel. 888-2Z43 Sandwich, Mass. in property since ' 53 37S-3SO MAIN ST. HYANNIS. MASS. 02601 ON CAPE COD MEN ' S AND YOUNG MEN ' S WEAF5ING APPAREL - SINCE 192a TEl, 617-775-0577 COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Cape Cod Bank-Trust Member: Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. Osterville Hyannis Orleans Main St. Airport Rotary South Yarmouth Harwichport Compliments of MASSASOIT VENDING SERVICE, INC. Automatic and Manual Food Service Tel. 746-1713 Plymouth, Massachusetts 02360 JOHNSON REAL ESTATE Sales -- Rentals Builder 775-1066 Rte . 28 at the Corner W. Yarmouth Rd . West Yarmouth BARNSTABLE NEWS STORE The store that has everything Barnstable Village FO 2-3812 ' No Generation Gap Since 1880 ' THE OLD VILLAGE STORE Route 149 West Barnstable Cape Cod, Massachusetts CmuoICMuh .catering to ladies and gentlemen of good cheer and good taste 2 1 Wianno Ave . Osterville Open Year Round For Your Shopping Enjoyment smnr CBfUR 353 Steven St . Hyannis, Mass. 02601 (617) 775-9340 Mr. Stuart Bultaco -- Fiat Automobiles, Honda, Rover Automobiles, BMW, Suzuki, BSA, Vespa CLASS of 1970 Erase Racial Prejudice East Bay Lodge Osterville, Ma. 113 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 Z:30 p.m. Dinners 5 to 8 p.m. Distinctive Gifts H YARMOUTH SHOPPING PLAZA TEl- 398-6467 BEVERLY ' S The Fashion Store For Beautiful People 614 Main Street Hyannis -- West End Compliments of DENNIS PUBLIC MARKET Jim Terpos Tony Zombas Louie Terpos Rte . 6A Dennis, Ma niRVSlKK MOORE MOTORS INC. 13 MAIN STREET HYANNIS, MASS. 02401 TELEPHONE 775-4970 . fe CHRYSLER DRAGON LITE 6Z0 Main Street Hyannis, Mass. Chinese -Polynesian Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Open All Year Round For Orders To Take Out please call-775-9494 (olby PHom sup AREA CODE 617 TEL. 775-0345 459 MAIN STREET HYANNIS, CAPE COD MASS 02601 THE BRIDE ' S CHINA CO. Bride ' s Register China, Glass, Stainless Steel Gifts 433 Main Street Hyannis, Mass. 114 BEST WISHES HAROLD A EHWIN Reg Ph YARMOUTH SHOPPING PLAZA SO YARMOUTH. MASS TELEPHONE 398-8800 DIVER ' S DEN SPORTING GOODS, INC., D.B.A. Field Sea Sports Equipment Supplies apparel Rt. 28-W. Yarmouth, Mass. 02673 -- Bus. 617-775-1185 Compliments THOMPSON DRUG INC. Airport Shopping Plaza HASCKEL ' S Foremost In Feminine Fashions Since 1904 Open Year ' Round Misses ' -- Junior ' s -- Women ' s -- Petite Sizes 775-0404 342 Main St., Hyannis Air -Conditioned Compliments of HYANNIS JEWELRY SHOP Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Silverware Gifts 37 6 Main St. Hyanni s , Ma s s . 775-1053 Compliments HEARTH EAGLE GIFT SHOP Rt. 28 South Yarmouth MA 02664 THE RECORD ROOM 556 Main Street Hyannis 775-4631 ' For the Best in Stereo ' 888-1854 Sandwich Travel Agency DANIEL WEBSTER INN Sandwich, Mass 02563 S ' A Year Round Dept . Store Serving Cape Cod for 45 yrs Hyannis, Harwich Port, Falmouth, Nantucket, Plymouth, Sandwich LEBEL REALTY Builders -- Realtors 3Z Wianno Avenue Osterville, Massachusetts 02655 -- Telephone 428-8551 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STORE Yarmouth Shopping Plaza So. Yarmouth, Mass. FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERING Compliments of SPARTAN CLEANERS 242 Barnstable Rd . Hyannis, Ma 02601 Complinnents of YARMOUTH FURNITURE CO, Route 28 So. Yarmouth, Mass. Compliments of ROBINSON ' S 5 -10 8i $1.00 STORES, INC. So. Yarmouth -- Orleans Nantucket KEMP ' S OF AMERICA Greatest Food Value On Earth An inexpensive treat that can ' t be beat ! Route 28 Hyannis Cape Cod ' s Leading store for fashion- minded men and young men . . . Men ' s Clothing And Sportswear Boy ' s Department . Lady Puritan Shops Shoes . Luggage . Sporting Goods Puritan Orleans . Wellfleet . Chatham Dennis Port . Hyannis OSTERVILLE DRUG CO. INC. Main Street Osterville 4Z8-6878 Earl Batson, Walter McKenna Reg. Pharm Reg. Pharm . Service As Near As Your Phone Compliments of the new CHARLBET ' S INC, Franchise Dealer for Hernnes Typewriters and Service Headquarters for all School Supplies Staple Gift Items 234 Main St. 356 Main St Falmouth Hyannis GUERTIN BROS. JEWELERS Hyannis, Mass. Compliments of SEA STREET MARKET COLONIAL CANDLE CO. Of Cape Cod, Inc. Hyannis, Mass. Also Retail Shop and Plant in Wellfleet We welcome visitors to our factory weekdays from 9 a. mi. to 4 p.m. Compliments Of PARK SQUARE INN Main St. , Hyannis HOWARD STUDIO The Finest in quality Photography Mel Howard Dick Howard Wei 118 fcd O o H THE ND Starring THE CLASS OF 1970 Also Starring Cheryl Moloney Co-Editor Bob Bradford Co-Editor Karen Gauthier Staff Bev Dancia Staff Linda Pittella Staff Sanddy Rajner Staff Diane Hayden Staff Nancy Gold Staff Karen Tuominin Staff Sheila MacDonald Staff Mary Kinsella Staff Tony Carnavalle Staff Steve White Staff Mrs. Harrington Director Mr. Downey Director Dr. Gaupp Artist The yearbook staff would like to express special thanks to the Cape Cod Standard Times, The Dennis Yarmouth Register, Dick Howard, The Howard Studio and to Pat and Sally for their help, wisdom and time .