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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1971 volume:

(gajp® (DM ©©iMMimn (g®SH@g]i o c ■HI u-, ■H liberty ■ 1 AND T, IE LEARNING mm. • LIGHT  LIBERTY O AND £5 LEARNING J 5 c r A- C 0AfM 3 197Q-1 371 Hkm§fi M@ Q 5Sg}§§ @Bra§®fiQ! Lynda Slotnick, Editor-in-Chief Patricia Weeks, Assistant STAFF Al Saccocia Mike Ryser Nancy Peterson Ellen Pine Dennis Milan ADVISORS Mr. Downey Mr. Lunderville Aerial Photograph by Doug Flynn What Can I Get Out Of College This is a question each of us should have asked ourselves throughout the past few years. Now, as we graduate, we must make the final appraisal. What did we get out of college? Our answer reflects on our education, but most of all it re- flects upon ourselves. Anxious to be part of the adult world and yet afraid to step from the security of youth, we all go through stages of over-confidence and self-consciousness. As uncomfortable as they seem, how very important these phases are to event- ual maturity. By daring to do the things we are forbidden to do, by trying and testing and seeking our own answers, we become individuals, alike only in the sense of a common goal - Adulthood. At the same time our awkward experiences with those around us force us to take a better look at ourselves - at who we are. How many times do we stop and ask, Why am I here? or What do I really feel about this or that? or Where am I going? If we can be summed up as possessing one general quality, it would be the continuous exploration of the life in and around us. If we can be summed up as having one desire, it would be to become part of that life. Cam pus Un d ec Construct ioi U VlS TOtS fWMAJG OO 1£ SO AT T £ om ? Use Extreme CAUTION «  ' %L in 1 i jfc Much of our life seems to revolve around that which is essential for our physical well-being, Our lives move in the cycle of eating, A 3 V sleeping, studying, • ■ playing and relaxing that is so necessary for us to function. We were made aware that the school was filled with fascinating people, - 1 all of them individuals with hidden qualities, both good and bad. We found how easy it was to ridicule those who were enthusiastic or different, yet we knew that those who took chances matured faster. School sports are a major part of c For the students it is a chance to vent emotions - to scream, shout, cry u let yourself loose. jj|i% ' ' |§ c £ E =  M f! I e , M-g=- 31 - w 6 our experiences during college. But for the members in these sports, it is a whole world of unity, of a common goal, of joys and sorrows shared. Jm It is sweat, tired muscles, broken bones. : £ It is the splendor of competition, pride, pain, and the thrill of victory in - ' % jj =■ tH W tat £fta£ wse players into devoted teams Whose success or failure depends as much on their great coaches as on the members own stubborn drive and teamwork. These things make us one One body One school . . . One team. OUR BASEBALL TEAM Paul Cote Mark Mortensen Rick Dalton Rick Mulholland Jack Donovan Mark Reynolds Tom McKuen John Thibeault Ken Segura. Coach OUR CHEERLEADERS Sue Cotter Sue McNeil Lee DiManno Maggie Sullivan Linda Donnelly Patti Weeks Debbie Kelter Jackie Zimmer OUR HOCKEY TEAM John Briggs Mike LaBute Frank Campbell Rick Mason Brian Covell Butch Lane Jim DeMarsh Dennis Milan Bick DeSorgher Bill O ' Brien Jack Donnell Paul Badford Buck Greelish James Sherman Buss Greene Henry Spencer Steve Judge Frank Walker John Kelly Bob Wilds Jack Crawford, Coach Best wishes to our newly forming Baseball team and their coach Ken Hays The various clubs and organisations that we became part of during these years of college draws each of us out of our separate worlds of me , to the vastly rewarding worlds of you and ' ;a us ' J This page compliments of: Albert W. Kjel lerstedt K fflfcw As we learn the opinions of others . and witness the blending of ideas into finished products - a play, a yearbook, a special project, or just a better understanding of mankind . . . This page compliment of: FOUf Seas Book Store We are better able to offer others a valuable portion of ourselves. This page compliments of: OPTICIANS Yarmouth Shopping Plaza South Yarmouth, Mass. A man not ashamed to shed a tear A life built on love Holding opinion sacred; individuality dear A man not afraid to speak his mind A lover of spirit Ever hopeful; ever trusting in mankind A man dedicated to developing thought A vague discontent A niche in the wall of life unsought - Qi A man never mindful of frustration or fear A quiet room The humble shedding of a tear One who rejoices to see knowledge grow Unlimited wisdom To learn more than one man can possibly know Joyful, though moody in spirit Dedicated in mind This is a man - symbol of all mankind. , 5 C- ' Hk. This page compliments of: IticantiT Huntttcjuc TEL 398-6-467 We looked for that person to whom we could turn, for advice and understanding This page compliments of: HASCKEL ' S Fine Feminine Fashions Since 1904 Open All Year Round Main Street at Barnstable Road Hyannis always knowing that our fate rests with ourselves. - . : EARING APPAREL - SINCE 1922 378-3SC MAIN ST. Tel. 617-775-OS77 professors are emotional too. On an occasional bad day, it is not easy to hide one ' s feelings within f and walk into a room to face thirty laughing, shouting students. However, they do; and they have earned our respect and admiration, simply for being themselves and so willing to help. Often we had to get away from it all 2 JP i i • imt t tmn This page compliments of: Lloyd ' s Paint and Wallpaper Store 382 Main St. Hyannis where we did our thing, arsfr. a1 This page compliments of: Spartan Cleaners 242 Barnstable Rd. Hyannis or simply collapsed. wmmf f lllu -  ■■ I ■— m ■fm K We played danced and sang w -I ' This page compliments of: Angelos 4 1 SufcpA- MaAi?AtL Hyannis Harwich So. Yarmouth Holbrook Wareham ! We listened, questioned and spoke to learn: We participated in order to grow. This page compliments of: CHARLBET ' S INC. ■Stationers and Office Outfitters 356 Main St. 234 Main St. Hyannis Falmouth We learned the responsibility of choosing our courses, friends 7 tew mt v w everc things from vending machines N awd as we mature, we become more perceptive, understanding, and aware. Gone a year, two years, more. At a time when we must look ahead strangely we look to times to places to faces we leave behind. Stranger yet what we leave behind we take along engrained, enmeshed, immersed, part of that silly word that minuscule, omnipresent word Education. CONGRATULATIONS 1971 GRADUATES Adamson, Shirley Louise Adler, Paul Hirschel Allen, Gifford Jr. Ayotte, Nancy Louis Backus, Carol Ann Baker, Susan F. Banner, Pauline Linda Baonfiglie, John Harvey Barboza, Richard Medeiros Barros, John Lawrence Barry, Ann Prescott Barteaux, Denise Lynn Bearse, Timothy Marshall Bednark, Karen Louise Belcher, Charles Zachary Bibeau, Annette Bill, Pamela Ann Bisienere, Linda E. Boido, Paul F. Bolton, Mary Helen Bonino, Holm Sameul Borges, Ronald Joseph Bound, Gene Lewis Jr. Bourque, Deborah Ann Bowen, Deborah Ann Breitzke, Margaret Bennett Britten, Stephen Wayne Brown, Alan Edward Brown, Charles David Brown, Marie L. Buck, Kirt Lawrence Campbell, Roy Neil Carr, Kevin Joseph Carr, Patricia Caruso, Richard Nicholas Carvorlho, Brenda Joyce Chaves, Barry Arthur Coakley, Edward Emmett Collins, Jane Elizabeth Cornish, Sally Ann Costa, Bussell Peter Cote, Paul John Jr. Cotter, Susan Marie Crafford, Charles Turner Crafford, Morna Lee Crane, Marilyn Jean Crosby, John Bobert Crowell, Ann Marie Curley, Wayne Edwards DeCosta, Alfred George Jr. DeFelice, Steven Allen DeMarsh, James Russell DePomte, Linda Mae DeRossi, Judith Ann Dias, Antone Jr. Diener, James Todd DiManno, Lee Adele Doherty, Paula Marie Donnelly, Linda Joyce Donaghue, Katheleen Anne Driscoll, Jeanne Bernadette Driscoll, Ruth Marie Dydek, George James Eldridge, Luther Robert Elkevitich, Dennis John Farrell, Sandra Marie Fernandes, Sheila May Frankio, Philip Michael Fraser, Joyce Louise Fratus, Barbara Carole Friary, Patrick Damian Furtado, Alice Patricia Gallant, Frank Kavanagh Gannon, Gersaems M. Geddie, Cheryl Dale Glass, Deborah Ann Gonsalves, Pamela Andrea Good, Lawrence Joseph Griffiths, Richard Lester Harrison, Gary Russell Hartley, Bruce Frederick Hekking, Judith Ellen Holmes, Lorraine Celeste Horton, Bette Piller Huebener, Susan Jean Hurley, Jane Louise Jarvis, Eric William Jinson, Judith Caroline Kelter, Deborah Louise Kendrick, William Milton Jr. Kennedy, Percy Lhee Kent, Edmund Hamilton Jr. LaChapelle, David Charles Lehoullier, George Baymond Lenehan, Jean Marie Lohr, Virginia L. Lonergan, Dona Anne Loughman, Kevin Ward Lynch, Susan Aileen MacDonald, Carolyn Bernadette Makrys, George Peter Malita, Sandra Jean Marcoux, Cynthia Marie Matland, Dawn Patricia Maynard, Desmond Joseph McClung, Donna Lou McDonald, Thomas Francise Messier, Jane Ann Milliken, D oreen Ann Moffett, Terry Ann Moorshaulk, Nancy Jean Morrison, Anita Louise Morton, Hannah Mullen, Jerriann Murphy, David Thomas Nickerson, David Stanworth Nickerson, Gail Deborah Nickerson, Lana Marie Nickerson, Raymond Weston Nickerson, Roy Paul Nolan, Sandra Olive Oaks, Marvin Albert Jr. O ' Brian, Elizabeth Ann Page, Deborah Leigh Palmer, Dennis Russell Parascand, Louise Anne Parker, Gordon B. Jr. Payea, Sharyn Lee Pepper, Theresia May Perry, Louise Rose Perry, Randall Russ Peterson, Nancy Ellen Pina, Roberta Elizabeth Pettella, Linda Joan Patts, Louis Ann Powell, Gary Rrian Preston, Patricia Ann Prete, Irene Bell Proctor, Bebecca Lee Pyle, Aileene Schearer Reed, Francine Marguerite Reidy, Vicki Ann Richardson, Lenton Christopher Rock, Bessie Marie Bouler, Diane Sager, John F. Sargeant, Peter Edward Seawell, Meridith Seddon, Joan Noreen Senteio, Gregory Joseph Servis, Linda Sherman, Adam John Sherrill, Peter Michael Silva, Bruce Wayne Slotnick, Lynda Carol Smith, Jeffrey Delano Snowden, William Carroll Staple, Dana Arthur Stebbins, Janet Watson Stepinski, James Edward Stranger, Christine Lynn Sullivan, Bonnie Marie Sullivan, Edith Mary Sullivan, Edward Patrick Sullivan, Margaret Mary Sullivan, Wayne E. Swan, Peter Mandell Sylvia, Robert John Taylor, Anne Margaret Temple, Laura Jean Tessin, William Wayne Thibeault, John Paul Tibbets, Arlon Lome Jr. Tully, Katherine Mary Urban, Elizabeth Anne Van Weel, John Francise Vessells, Jimmy Lee Waitt, Patricia Ann Walden, John Wittemore Walgreen, Jeffrey Robert Wanderlich, Maureen R. Weeks, Patricia Mary White, Douglas Richard Whiting, Kirk Ashworth Williams, Susan Amy Wilson, Florence Edith Wordell, Robert Sheldon Young, Patricia Anne fe $ e -e «H ,