Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1966 volume:

r We stood in awe, That first day, Gazing at this that was To be our house of learning For four years. Fairhaven High School. It was new, unknown, Unfamiliar. Perhaps We were afraid. We looked up at the Tower of the school. High, so high, it rose. Then we climbed the steps And entered. Our school. Thus each began the Ascent of a new, Unchallenged peak. Thus each stepped Anew into Life. (ffk00 nf 1966 2 (feeru Jflmmtam f t o .OPERTy q� . v JUN2H966 THE MILLICENT LIBRARY F � H� V|N, MA9S - f 74 , 4 fr ' 9?3 0 994 ;. r iiy 3 Mrs. ffibeljm 1 £. Martin Behtotte It has been said that the highest of distinctions is service to others.” Helping others, aiding them, is trtily a task of honor, but it is also one of dedication. Unselfish giving of one’s self, one’s time, and one’s knowl¬ edge to others is indeed a job in itself. It requires patience, understanding, and a feeling for people. Mrs. Martin has patience, she has understanding, and she has feeling for people. Whether comforting us when we re sick, or reprimanding us for a misdemeanor, Mrs. Martin was our friend, our advisor. She coordinated our ins and outs’ and pulled the loopholes out of our weekly schedules. She gave to us an orderly environ¬ ment in which to learn, and by so doing, aided us in our education. Mrs. Martin was familiar to all of us, and for all she was an indispensable friend. It is to you, Mrs. Martin, that we dedicate this, our yearbook, in gratitude for all the myriad services you have rendered us. 4 Jfrmn (But printtpal Members of the Class of 1966 Soon you will leave behind you a phase of your life which can never be relived except in the memories that come to you in unexpected ways and times. Yet it is not a time for gloom. Life is a precious, refreshing phenomenon which brings to you constantly new and exciting moments. As you have known from early childhood, the best view of the landscape is the one you see from the top of the hill. So it is with your day to day living. Your vision encompasses more as you aspire to a fuller life if your aspirations direct your path upward. Your yearbook theme, Climb Every Mountain,” is most appro¬ priate. One never knows what lies beyond the ridge. The vista from the summit may give you inspiration and courage to continue your quest for a more satisfying life. Be then, as our New England poet, Whittier, wrote, ' ' A man to match his mountains, not to creep Dwarfed and abased below them.” May your climb upward bring you joy and success. 5 (SnMr of (fiontents (Jllimb ©Oeru Mountain f dearth Ifiijh anh Unto (furriruUnit mb if ant It u jfolloto (Bier r Bainboto fSnUertkssmen ‘dtoerir path |Jou Bnnto ActUntirs “jforft (fiberu Stream” ’port STil fjou Jfinh |{nur Bream entnrs 8 What is education ? Education is a search, A search after truth, Whose sole guidepoint Is knowledge; Knowledge gleaned From nature, From the past, From action and experience. Throughout our lives We continue the search While, we, as students, Have only begun here. For it is here that we have First learned To search— To search high and low. 9 Ahmitti CHARLES C. ENTWISTLE B.S., M.A. Mr. Entwistle, our principal, has directed another successful year at Fairhaven High. He is a graduate of the University of Mass¬ achusetts, and received his degrees from that institution. He is currently doing graduate work for an Ed.D at Boston University. In his spare time he enjoys Civil War his¬ tories, home improvements, and gardening. CARLTON C. ALBRITTON B.S., in Ed. Mr. Albritton is our vice-principal. Al¬ ways ready to listen, he has been most helpful to our class. A former resident of Junction City, Arkansas, he graduated from Southern State college. 10 stratimt DORIS BRUCE B.A., M. A. Mrs. Bruce is our college course Guidance Counse¬ lor, whose invaluable assistance has guided so many Fairhaven High School students to successful and productive college careers. She attended Bridgewater State College and Boston University. Her favorite pastimes include reading, cooking, and outdoor activ¬ ities. FERNANDO SILVA B.S. Mr. Silva is our business and general course Guid¬ ance Counselor. His knowledge and assistance have helped to place Fairhaven High School seniors in their chosen careers. He graduated from New Bed¬ ford Institute of Technology. In his spare time he enjoys hunting, fishing, and carpentry. (fnglish Proficiency in our native language is one of the greatest, most useful assets which we as students can cultivate. During our years at Fairhaven High School, we are given training in the arts of speaking and writing with ease and clarity. We learn to express ourselv es to others and to communicate our thoughts. Another facet of English training at F.H.S. is varied reading in Eng¬ lish, American, and world literature. Through prose and poetry we continue our search after truth. MABEL H. KNIPE A.B., M.A. Mrs. Knipe is the head of the English Depart¬ ment. She is a graduate of Tufts University and Boston University. Her interests are reading, sewing, gardening, creative writing, music, and the theatre. MARGUERITE BRASOR Ph. B. Mrs. Brasor teaches English to Fairhaven’s Sophomores. A graduate of the University of Vermont, she enjoys painting and reading about the theatre. PRISCILLA P. HILLER Mrs. Hiller, who attended Nasson College, teaches English and speech. Her interests in¬ clude records, good books, walking, swimming, and sailing. 12 MARGARET C. HOWLAND A.B. Mrs. Howland teaches English to Junior and Senior students. An alumna of Wheaton College, she enjoys reading, cooking, and talking with teenagers. EDITH M. MOORE A.B. Mrs. Moore is a teacher of English. A grad¬ uate of Wheaton College, she enjoys reading and gardening. She is also interested in animals. Mrs. Moore is a former chairman of the Fairhaven School Committee. EVELYN SHAPIRO B.S. in Ed. Mrs. Shapiro, a graduate of Bridgewater State College, teaches English. An accomplished violin¬ ist, she also enjoys the theatre, opera, and con¬ certs. She is currently working for her Master’s degree. MARY LOUISE BOYCE B.S. Mrs. Boyce, our librarian, graduated from Fitchburg State College. She has also taken cour¬ ses at Colby College. Her interests include sports and reading. She also enjoys collecting antiques and repairing furniture. MARGARET A. MANGHAN B.S., M.S. Miss Manghan, the reading supervisor at Fair- haven High School, attended Boston College and Bridgewater State College. Her interests include art, languages, and people. 13 Michael, that’s not the way we’d say it in America!’’ 14 Of course English is my favorite sub¬ ject, Mrs. Moore!” Fairhaven’s famous study hall refugees poised in thought. Mrs. Shapiro shares another moment of gay camaraderie (?) with Linda Holmes. 15 foreign languages Knowledge of the rudiments of another language is a vital part of what we learn in Latin, French, and Spanish classes, but it is, in fact, only a portion of the true scope of study. By studying Latin we learn of the ancient and memorable Roman civilization; we study her society and read the works of her greatest authors. In French and Spanish we become acquainted with modern civilizations whose cultures and languages live today. This too is a part of our search. DONALD J. B. DUFOUR B.A. M.Ed. Mr. Dufour is the head of the Foreign Lan¬ guages Department. A graduate of Assump¬ tion College and Bridgewater State College, he teaches French. His interests include tennis, camping, gardening, and reading modern French novels. He is the only faculty member of Mr. Rapoza’s Art Club. ANTHONY G. BALDASSARRE A.B. Mr. Baldassarre teaches Spanish and French, but is also interested in Latin, Italian, and Por¬ tuguese. He graduated with honors from Boston University. His favorite pastimes are playing the organ and the piano. EDITH G. DIAS A.B. Mrs. Dias, who teaches Latin and French, is an alumna of Pembroke College. In her spare time she enjoys reading, the theatre, and music. Mrs. Dias also takes great pleasure in traveling. Many of her summers have been spent touring European countries. 16 Maintenant, mes eleves, vous allez ecouter l’histoire de La Petite Edsel Rouge!” I must say that’s a rather free transla¬ tion !” I don’t want to tell you the end of the story, but . ..!” 17 Mathematics anh ' tiente Mathematics and science courses at Fairhaven High take us still further through the abstract and the practical. Courses in modern math offer an opportunity to come to grips with theoretical concepts which are still being tested and debated. The general math courses give training in the basic and necessary uses of figures and tools which all of us shall need in later life. Slide rules and log tables guide us in our search. JOHN G. MALCOLM B.S. Mr. Malcolm is the head of our Mathematics Department. He graduated from New Bedford Institute of Technology. In his spare time, Mr. Malcolm enjoys boating and fishing, and is an avid do-it-yourselfer.” CHARLES CIPOLLINI B.S. Mr. Cipollini, a teacher of mathematics, is- new to our faculty this year. A graduate of Bradford Durfee College of Technology, he enjoys cooking, sports, and golf in his spare time. IONA J. KUNZ B.S. A graduate of Simmons College, Mrs. Kunz teaches mathematics. Among her varied interests are literature, adolescents, gardening, sailing, poe¬ try, art, knitting, and cooking. 18 V.1. The sciences at Fairhaven are a link with the future. Biology helps us to understand the physical environment in which we live. Physics and chemistry teach the universal truths of matter and energy. RAYMOND G. BOYCE B.S., M.Ed. Mr. Boyce, head of the Science Department and a teacher of chemistry, attended Fitchburg State College, Bridgewater State College, and Boston College. One of his greatest interests is collecting rare rock specimens. JOSEPH DRAPEAU B.S. Mr. Drapeau, a teacher of physics, chemistry, and mathematics, is new to our faculty this year. A graduate of Bradford Durfee College of Technology, he counts skindiving and chess among his interests. MELVIN ENTIN B.S. Mr. Entin, a teacher of biology is an alum¬ nus of the University of Rhode Island. He is also Fairhaven’s Director of Athletics and Phy¬ sical Education. Among his interests are wood¬ working, gardening, and fishing. VIRGINIA KOWAL B.S. Miss Kowal, who graduated from the Uni¬ versity of Massachusetts, teaches biology and United States history. She cites her interests as gardening, raising animals, and painting. 19 Fun-day at the boards! r“ l 1 !- Sr±x r-7. I — r — Mr. Entin teaching his famous course in fish-filleting. Mr. Drapeau! About how many foot-pounds of energy does Jimmy contribute to the defensive line?” Margie and Mike cutting chemis¬ try to watch ' Batman! ' ( ?) 21 Social studies are a link with the past and the present. World history gives us the background we need to fully comprehend and appreciate all that is taking place around us. American history fosters our pride as citizens and our understanding of the problems we face as a nation. Non-European civi¬ lization, a unique course, offers an opportunity to learn of the rapidly expanding countries of Latin America, Asia, and Africa. EDWARD F. TRAINOR A.B., M.A. Mr. Trainor, head of our Social Studies Depart¬ ment, teaches non-European civilization. He at¬ tended Boston University and Bridgewater State College and cites reading, bowling, and swim¬ ming as his extra-curricular interests. ALEXANDER M. CLEMENT B.S., M.Ed. Mr. Clement, a teacher of United States his¬ tory, attended Williams College, North Adams State College, and Hyannis State College. He enjoys sports, crossword puzzles, and visiting his¬ torical places. CHARLES F. FOLEY B.S. in Ed. Mr. Foley, an alumnus of Bridgewater State College, teachers United States history and economics. He enjoys music and sports, and is interested in foreign affairs. WILLIAM OLIVEIRA B.S. in Ed. Mr. Oliveira graduated from Bridgewater State College. A teacher of geography, government, and history from 1700, Mr. Oliveira enjoys bowling and photography. Y i No, Suellen, the purpose of our trip will be to see the U.N. Positively no side trips to ' Arthur!’ ” Mr. Foley explains labor and man¬ agement to another group of wide- eyed proletarians. Labor U t Th£ DfVUOPMIMT Of 23 Business The business courses at Fairhaven High School are a training ground from which our students launch varied professional careers. Basic secretarial training is given, along with courses in business law, accounting, and bookkeeping. Students learn marketable skills with ever-increasing value. Some college-bound Fairhavenites make use of our business facilities to learn the invaluable skill of typewriting. «� � 24 MARIE R. NOYER B.S. in Ed. Mrs. Noyer is head of the Business Department and teaches office practice. She graduated from Salem State College. Mrs. Noyer’s main in¬ terests include politics, the theatre, furniture refinishing, gardening, and knitting. STELLA S. BOROWIEC B.S. in B.A. Mrs. Borowiec, who attended Southeastern Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is new to our faculty this year. She teaches typing and bookkeeping. Among her interests are sports and working for children’s organizations. MANUEL FONTES B.S. B.A., M.Ed. Mr. Fontes is a graduate of Boston College and Bridgewater State College. He teaches business law and bookkeeping, and his interests are fishing and model railroading. One of his heaviest tasks is advising the HUTTLESTON- IAN staff! RUTH S. ROBINSON B.S. in Ed. Mrs. Robinson, a graduate of Salem State College, teaches stenography and transcription. In her spare time she enjoys cooking, reading, and rug braiding. RAYMOND J. SULLIVAN B.S. in B.A., Ed.M. Mr. Sullivan, who teaches bookkeeping, typ¬ ing, and stenography, graduated from Boston University College of Business Administration and Boston University School of Education. Among his interests are photography, music, and hockey. 25 But Priscilla—these machines just don’t make mistakes!” Right between the eyes, Roger, right between the eyes!” 1 ■ : : 26 Well typed, Karen, but who’s Earle?’’ (Mrs. Beserosky substituted for Mr. Sullivan.) Mrs. Borowiec and friend try to balance the books. Oh come now, kids, you know transcription can be fun! 27 Jltne crnii practical Arts The fine and practical arts courses at Fairhaven High School give us the opportunity to learn by doing.” The fine arts department, while doing its utmost to prepare those so inclined for artistic careers, also gives every student a media for self-expression and an appreciation of beauty. DOROTHY DIDOMENICO B.M. Mrs. DiDomenico is our music supervisor. A graduate of Boston University, she enjoys cook¬ ing and reading in her spare time. ELIZABETH MANDELL Mrs. Mandell, our art supervisor, graduated from the School of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Among her interests are block printing and portrait painting. JOSEPH RAPOZA Mr. Rapoza, our art teacher, is a graduate of Bradford Durfee School of Technology. In his spare time he enjoys modern jazz, sports car racing, and painting. The home economics courses train girls in the best possible way—by giving them the chance to create under trained supervision. This also is the function of Fairhaven’s industrial shops, where boys learn the rudiments of a trade or merely to use their hands constructively and creatively. With T-square and lathe, we are helped along in our search. GENEVIEVE R. MODESTO Mrs. Modesto attended Bridgewater State Col¬ lege, Fitchburg State College, Rhode Island School of Design, and Syracuse University. She teaches clothing and homemaking. RICHARD L. ARIETA B.S. Mr. Arieta is a graduate of New Bedford Institute of Technology and Bridgewater State College. He has also done graduate work at Siena College. Mr. Arieta teaches mechanical drawing, mathematics. He also is our assistant football coach, junior varsity basketball coach, and coach of our golf team. JOSEPH E. LeBLANC Mr. LeBlanc teaches printing and industrial arts. He is a graduate of St. Anthony School. After school, he enjoys working in his own print shop. WALTER SAWICKI Mr. Sawicki teaches industrial arts and shop. He attended New Bedford Institute of Tech¬ nology, Keene State College, and Bridgewater State College. He cites his interests as golfing, hunting, and fishing. I wonder if Gutenberg started this way?” ”It doesn’t look too good, Sandy. I’m afraid this one will have to go to the cafe¬ teria.” Iliya Kuryakin, disguised as mild- mannered Steve McCombe, spies on Mr. Sawicki. 30 Three of Fairhaven’s more determined” musicians! 31 (fburathm Physical education is a prime factor in building the complete student. For, indeed, no one can search after knowledge who is not physically fit. This is the function of our physical education department—to promote fitness and to provide a means for recreational activity. MELVIN ENTIN B.S. Mr. Entin, our Director of Athletics and Physical Education, is a graduate of the Univer¬ sity of Rhode Island. He is also a teacher of biology. Among his interests are woodworking, gardening, and fishing. ALMA J. CAMPBELL B.S. Miss Campbell graduated from the University of Minnesota. She teaches physical education, coaches the girls’ basketball team, and is the advisor to the cheerleaders. In her spare time, Miss Campbell enjoys knitting, reading, and camping. MICHAEL L. DODGE B.S. Mr. Dodge, a graduate of the University of Rhode Island, teaches physical education, mathe¬ matics, and biology, and also is an assistant football coach. In his spare time he enjoys sports of all types. SALVATORE J. LOMBARDO B.S. in B.A., M.A. Mr. Lombardo, an alumnus of Northeastern University, is our new varsity football coach. He also teaches physical education, history, and mathematics. Among his interests are gardening, reading, and refinishing furniture. 32 mm It’s as good as anything you’ll see on Ed Sullivan! 33 You’d think the Beatles autographed that one!! 34 riuml Nurse The clerical staff at Fairhaven organizes and coordinates us into a smoothly run unit in which each individual is an integrated part of the whole. They keep the records, file the tests, and write out the slips that keep F.H.S. in good working order. Our school nurse serves us by watching over our health while we are in classes here. EVELYN L. MARTIN A most helpful and well-known person to all Fairhaven students is Mrs. Martin, secretary to Mr. Entwistle. A graduate of Kinyon Secre¬ tarial School, her interests include reading, cook¬ ing, music, and antiques. RITA CHAMPAGNE Mrs. Champagne is secretary to the vice¬ principal. A graduate of St. Anthony High School, she enjoys bowling and ice skating. ALDA HAYWARD A graduate of Brockton Business College, Mrs. Hayward is our guidance secretary. She enjoys music and painting, and spends much of her leisure time playing the organ. LOUISE F. DENNIE R.N. Mrs. Dennie, our school nurse, is a graduate of Truesdale Hospital School of Nursing. She has for years been a loyal fan of all Fairhaven High School athletic teams. v (Jlustubtal aith (fcifi ' torici In order that we may work here, it is imperative that the school facility be taken care of. This is the function of the custodial and cafeteria staffs, whose numbers are few but whose tasks are myriad. Mrs. Rosa keeping the boys in line. After all, it is a woman’s world, even at F.H.S.! Time out for a picture. Back to work, ladies. Six hundred Fairhavenites are coming!! 36 Let’s see how many people we can roast out of the Old Auditorium today! Nyah-ah-ah!” Cleaning up after the latest explosion in the chemistry lab. We, the younger, Have only begun To search. We, the younger, Untrained, Untried, As yet Unchallenged, Still engaged In breathless preparation, Trying each Untrodden road, Seeking out each Formless vision, Climbing anew Mountains Already conquered By the elder ones, Are still Seeking, Still climbing, Still following Every rainbow. 39 Nine score and four days ago the Class of ’68 entered the hallowed halls of Fair- haven High School. High in spirit, low in funds, we soon became an active and happy group of underclassmen. Allotting ourselves the proj¬ ect of the year of magazine peddling, we found that our class was just as industrious outside school as in. We are well represented in nearly all school functions with members in the Spray,” as Junii r Achievement reporters, Key Club members, and mem¬ bers of the many other school —sponsored activities. Ours is not to reason why, ours is but to do” and wait! Wait ’til we’re seniors! This group should be congratulated for leading the class through a successful year. Front left to Sifva presidenT Isherw °° d ’ vlce ' P resi dent; Sue Bouley, treasurer; Pat Wojcik, secretary; and Jeff 40 Aiding the officers are the Execu¬ tive Board members from left to right: Paula Cabral, Joyce Jacob¬ sen, Beth Dearden, and Ruth Henri- ques. Absent when this picture was taken was Jeff Brasor. in D Left or Right? This was a familiar problem faced by many a Sophomore student. a P h o m o r e B After selling magazines as their class pro¬ ject, the Sophomore class developed a new extra-curricular activity! 41 After being the youngest class in the school for two consecutive years, we eagerly awaited the arrival of our Jun¬ ior year. We realized the many wonder¬ ful experiences this year would have in store for us. The arrival of our class rings in November reassured us of the fact that we were now upperclassmen. Following the election of class officers and executive board, it was decided that selling fruit cakes would be our class project. Our prom, which was entitled, Arabian Nights” will always remain as a highlight in our high school days. As our Junior year came to a close we were met face to face with Junior Day. Our happy year as Juniors was at its end; yet we all looked forward to our Senior year. These officers should be commended for a job well done. From left to right: Howie Barrow, secretary; Barbara Bouchard, treasurer; and Tom Murphy, president. The following Executive Board members assisted the officers in all class endeavors. Left to right are: George Amaral, Tom Powers, Louie Kruger, Susan Medeiros, and Sue Hartigan. 42 £ %T 3 ; ■ Ttt flag K s Our class rings symbolized that we were now upperclassmen, a step away from facing Senior responsibilities. I U It t a r s Boys, don’t be so serious. You’re sup¬ posed to be glad that you’re getting rid of these fruit cakes, not mad! 43 4 4 (fiberu $tath |Jint Mnahs” To find the truth Our final and Visionary Goal. Armed with Knowledge, Scanty, And with courage, Unbounded, Like Christian, We set out. No field, No space, No path, Do we leave Unexplored. 45 Ijumnr Inflamed with the study of learning” First row: L. Fisher, President; W. Cardoza; D. McCombe; R. Lussier; Second row: J. Hiller, Vice-President; M. Carpenter, Secretary; K. Madeira, Treasurer; D. Johnson The members of the Fairhaven High School Honor Society are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Symbolizing these qualities is the flaming torch, the emblem of the National Honor Society. The motto is Light is the symbol of truth.” Also symbols of the Honor Society are the colors blue, denoting truth within each of us, and yellow, the light with which truth radiates the world. Membership is this Society is both an honor and a responsibility; the members must be able to uphold its ideals. 46 First row: A. Travers, D. Bartlett. Second row: M. Machado, C. Knowles, B. Bouchard. Third row: S. Fredette, M. Leisey, J. Ring. Fourth row: N. Jones, M. Tapper, A. Cromie, D. Sweet, J. Marchand. Last row: J. Brasor, M. Novak, R. Anderson, T. Powers, M. Amaral AX Club Walk together, talk together, all ye people of the earth. Then, and only then shall ye have peace.” The American Field Service Club is in its second year. This club works to provide a part of the funds needed in order to bring exchange students to F.H.S. and to send our representatives to other countries. One of the projects this year was a cake sale. The group acts to help new students become adjusted to American school life. This way the student returns to his native land with a little more under¬ standing. Is there any better way toward world peace? OFFICERS: M. Novak, Vice-President; A. Travers, Secretary; M. Machado, Treas¬ urer; B. Bouchard, President 47 Jutturi ' leathers ' A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.” Front row: A. Brieze, D. Hitt, J. Wyss, D. Logan, S. Bouley, D. Souza, Second row: J. Kidd, J. Bachman, L. Fisher, K. Foley, P. Wojcik, N. Jones, Third row: L. Botelho, M. Borowicz, J. Ring, E. Dearden, A. Darden, J. Medeiros, C. Filipek, Fourth row: R. Rato, B. Bouchard, L. Besse, K. Finch, J. Jacobsen, A. Cromie, J. Marchand T eaching is the goal of each member. E ducation is the light of life. A warding a scholarship is part of an industrious program. C ommunity and school are served by the Fjature Teachers. H onor must be a quality of all members. E nergy is what each Future Teacher must possess. R ewarding deeds, such as giving a food basket to the poor, are performed by our Future Teachers. OFFICERS Front row: R. Rato, Treasurer; J. Marchand, Secretary Top row: D. Logan, Vice-President; A. Cromie, President 48 ffa Jntture Hurses 1st row: S. Hammond, N. Ruest, M. Bartlett, K. Fogliani 2nd row: J. Ashley, C. Ramos, K. Gibson, P. Smith, C. Ulrichsen 3rd row: S. Bresnahan, S. Laliberte, S. Henshaw, D. Jackson, S. Tetrault, C. Correia The goal of the Future Nurses is to help each student choose a desired school of nursing. Our pro¬ gram this year consisted of: a food basket at Christmas, visits to schools of nursing, hosting a pro¬ gram by a Navy Nurse, a rummage sale, a cake sale, and awarding two scholarships. Qualifications of a nurse: N eatness U nderstanding R esponsibility S ympathy E nergy OFFICERS Left to right: S. Nicholson, Treasurer; J. Beaumont, Secre¬ tary; N. Gaucher, President; J. Gignac, Vice President. 49 Jfri ' itch dub Perhaps of all the creations of man, language is the most astonishing.” Left to right: R. Leisey, Treasurer; J. Hiller, Secretary; J. Isherwood, Vice-President; and M. Carpenter, President. Nine members, who are in this picture make up the French Club in room 11, a traditional organization down through the years is conducted this year by the president, Mademoiselle Margaret Carpenter, and supervised by Monsieur Donald Dufour; when Christmas came around the members attended a gay party, and during the year saw movies, played games, and conversed together, in this club one gains many things, especially practice, in using this language. £bV: ' .iy. Seated from left: L. Hayward, S. Mendell, N. Morris, J. Isherwood, J. Hiller, M. Capenter. Standing: G. Amaral, D. Ouimet, R. Leisey. Buenos dias!” This is a greeting heard frequently at the meetings of the Spanish Club of Fairhaven High School. To promote the fluent oral use of the language, all of the meetings are con¬ ducted in Spanish. The Spanish Club has had an enjoyable and successful year, and its members express the wish that next year will bring similar suc¬ cess to El Club Espanol of 1966-1967! OFFICERS: Tesorera, W. Ornellas, Presidente, D. Wetherbee; Secretaria, J. Twarog prnttsh dlult Language is as much an art as painting, music, or literature.” Front row: D. Wetherbee, K. Madeira, D. Johnson, K. Risdal, Second row: J. Lopes, T. Alferes, J. Twarog, D. Lopes, Third row: W. Ornellas, W. Henriques, D. Dias, hast row: M. Novak, G. Gagnon 51 (Sheerleahers Sometimes cheering with vigor, sometimes groaning with dismay, sometimes screaming with joy, but always overflow¬ ing with spirit that encourages our teams to victory. 52 Seven peppy girls yelling for a winning football team. Fairhaven’s nine cheerleaders, led by Joyce Isherwood, have cheered both the foot¬ ball and basketball teams to victories. The girls practice throughout the year with much faith in Fairhaven’s teams. They work enthusiastically to maintain school spirit and to spur on the teams to some well-deserved victories. Their advisor, Miss Jean Camp¬ bell, has given generously of her time and help which were greatly appreciated. Left to right: A. Cromie, J. Renaud, P. Bouley, S. Aiken, J. Isherwood, S. Morris, C. Filipek, M. Carpenter, J. Hiller. 53 First row: K. Perry, J. Bachman, Second row: P. Fredette, C. Knowles, C. Thompson, D. Santos, S. Andrews, P. Cabral, J. Curcio, C. Tetrault, M. Delaney, J. Harrison, Third row: Mrs. DiDominico, C. Lacerda, P. Wojcik, N. Higgins, L. Hayward, J. Camara, W. Livesley, D. Houle, C. Filipek, Fourth row: V. Morgan, M. Houle, R. Leisey, S. Darwin, S. Mendell, T. Furtado, D. Morgan, N. Morris, N. Davis, Last row: M. Jones, R. Gwozdz, R. Deneault, C. Fleurent, R. Angers, M. Pietragala, V. Longo, M. Dias, M. Lewis No friend like music’’ Fairhaven’s top notch band has had another very successful year. Many routines were presented at our football games, and much boisterous spirit was given us by the band at our school rallies. The Annual Pops Concert was pre¬ sented under the theme of Music of the Theatre.” and was a tremendous success. The musicians represented Fairhaven High School creditably at the Southeastern Massachusetts Auditions Festival held in Fairhaven. The band also elects officers to lead the group in carrying out its activities. This year’s officers were: Pres. N. Higgins, Vice-Pres. C. Thompson, Secretary J. Camara, Treasurer C. Filipek. 54 Head majorette: P. Cabral Kneeling: J. Curcio, D. Santos, S. Andrews There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, then to take the lead.” At the head of the band march our four vivacious majorettes. They lead the band at football game performances. During band rehearsals the majorettes practice diligently for performances at football games and the Annual Pops Concert. 55 (Orchestra O Music, sphere-descended maid, Friend of Pleasure, Wisdom’s aid!” Strains of music, Hours of practice, Make the many concerts At Fairhaven High. Violins and reeds, Viola, cello, bass, Brass, percussion, Horn, flutes. Mrs. DiDominico Conducts Teaches rhythm, Interpretation. Performing for assemblies, Senior Play, For Auditions Festival. First row: N. Morris, T. Furtado, K. Clement, C. Knowles, S. Medeiros, D. Morgan, N. Gaucher, K. Foley, V. Morgan, V. Longo, S. Mendell, Second row: Mrs. DiDominico, D. Houle, J. Camara, J. Harrison, G. Gagnon, L. Hayward, N. Higgins-, P. Wojcik ' C. Filipek, C. Longo, Last row: J. Jackson, C. Szeliga, W. Livesley, S. Darwin, M. Leisey R. Leisey, R. Angers, M. Houle, J. Ackseni J. Jacobsen, B. Kszytstyniak iBistrirt Hepresentattbes Without music life would be a mistake I I] ii; ' 1 v v - f f n| li|| . ■ i| i CiSf 1 v i; Seated: M. Houle, T. Furtado, N. Gaucher, D. Houle, Standing: Mrs. DiDominico, K. Finch, K. Bolton, S. Medeiros, M. Amaral, D. Atwell, B. Kszystyniak, G. Gagnon, T. Murphy, F. Bradley, B. Collins, R. Rato, C. Desroches tring (fits tmtMi ' For music is like a friend” Seated: S. Mendell, N. Morris, K. Foley, V. Morgan, Standing: N. Higgins, M. Leisey, D. Houle, K. Clement, C. Knowles, T. Furtado, B. Kszystyniak, S. Medeiros, D. Morgan, V. Longo, C. Longo, J. Jackson, J. Jacobsen. 57 Blbeeii Chorus ' There is music whenever there is harmony, order, or proportion: and thus far we may maintain the music of the spheres.” First row: B. Kszystyniak, S. Raffa, C. Desroches, B. Collins, G. Gagnon, D. Atwell, M. Dias, M. Amaral, K. Finch, E. Dearden, M. Besse, K. Bolton, Mrs. DiDomineco, Second row: J. Ashley, R. Rato, F. Bradley, R. Robitaille, T. Murphy, P. Cataldo, J. Silva, T. Faria, S. Medeiros, N. Davis, Third row: J. Lucia, I. Ulrichsen, R. Richards, C. Richards, C. Shurtleff, D. Ouimet, A. Darden, C. Ulrichsen, S. Bresnahan, D. Morgan, K. Foley, Fourth row: C. Szeliga, G. Tetrault, D. Fletcher, S. McCombe, R. Leisey, S. Davidsen, V. Morgan, R. Breeze, J. Jacobsen. The Mixed Chorus is under the direction of Mrs. DiDomenico. The group has per¬ formed in the choral concerts and at the Southeastern Massachusetts Auditions Festival. A few of the members have also participated in the District and All-State Concerts. 58 (!j trls (![)lee (Jllub Music is well said to be the speech of angels.” First row: Mrs. DiDomenico, S. Raffa, R. Brieze, M. Delaney, K. Finch, J. Jacobsen, S. Bresnahan, A. Darden, E. Dearden, Second row: B. Bouchard, J. Ashley, M. D’Auteuil, J. Lucia, P. Wojcik, J. Ring, M. Besse, K. Clement, L. Ulrichsen, Third row: D. Hamer, B. Collins, R. Rato, S. Henshaw, C. Desroches, A. Cromie, S. Medeiros. The Girls’ Glee Club is directed by Mrs. DiDomenico. They have performed in the choral concerts in the school. For the past two years the group has participated in the Southeastern Massachusetts Auditions Festivals. 59 Assistants ' What wisdom can you find that is greater than service?” This active group of girls helps relieve our office workers. They should have our appre¬ ciation for SERVICE well-done. MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS: K. Fletcher, M. Machado S ecretary E ffort R esponsibility V oluntary I mprovement C onscientious E fficiency BULLETIN DELIVERERS: R. Beaulieu, C. Desroches C. Ramos, D. Beaulieu, S. Hartigan, J. Simonsen G. Jason, S. Keith, C. Tetrault, S. Amaral VICE-PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE ASSISTANTS: C. Langevin, J. Ryder 60 4 It is better to light a torch than to curse the darkness” Front row: J. Jacobsen, A. Cromie, E. Dearden, G. Cecil, K. Foley, B. Kszystyniak, L. Besse, L. Hayward, D. McCombe, Second row: D. Logan, J. Isherwood, B. Bouchard, J. Rezendes, A. Delano, S. Tetrault, Third row: N. Morris, C. Filipek, F. Rego, B. Medeiros, Fourth row: D. Astin, B. Collins Fifth row: J. Fortin, S. Henshaw, J. Brasor, S. Thomassen, Top row: M. Novak, D. Jackson, H. Barrow They are architects of The Spray” Working in these walls of F.H.S. Some with current news or sports Some with ornaments of jokes. In these many days of work Reporters write with greatest care Each line and phrase and word For Mrs. Knipe sees everywhere. For the paper that we print Columns with opinions filled Our yesterdays at F.H.S. Recalled from pages of The Spray” Let’s make up our minds, or no Spray.” Seated: G. Amaral, Editor-in-Chief, Standing: Department Heads; T. Murphy, J. Hiller, T. Powers, G. Medeiros, M. Carpenter, M. Bouley. 61 Jfletal-lIHurktng Club That irregular and intimate quality of things made by the human hand.” Seated: R. Harrison, T. Francis, S. Pemberton, T. Szeliga, C. Coates, S. Hanrahan Standing: J. Ferreira, P. Battaini, R. Raphael, G. Miranda, P. Lane, J. Hampson D. Mackay, Mr. Sawicki OFFICERS: S. Pemberton, President; T. Szeliga, Treasurer The Metal-Working Club, under the supervision of Mr. Sawicki, is in its second year and has been very successful. The purpose of the club is to help the boys gain experience in metal craft. Aubio-Btsual Club He profits most who serves best.” The Audio-Visual Club, under the di¬ rection of Mr. Charles Foley, is always ready to serve the school. These boys give up some of their study periods to provide teachers with projectors, tape recorders, or record players. Their assistance to Fairhaven High School is greatly appreciated, and they should be commended for a job well-done. Left to right: E. Braley, W. Therrian, D. Lopes, T. Johnson, P. Whiting, R. Messier, J. Walker 62 tubent Counril Meeting every two weeks, this year’s Student Council was advised by Mr. Silva. Several of the successful projects of the Council were sponsoring an American Field Service tea, organizing a dance, holding a cake sale, and selling paper, pencils, and bookcovers. Projects are not the only importance of the Council. Its members make, enforce, and uphold laws made for the benefit of the student body. The Student Council members and the students gain great achieve- meat from the organization. OFFICERS: A. Delano, vice-president; R. Leisey, president; S. Hartigan, secretary- . treasurer. Good laws lead to the making of better ones” L A - . j P ifr ■ b. J 1 MEMBERS: First row: R. Henriques, J. Jacobsen, S. Hartigan, P. Wojcik, B. Dearden, S. Medeiros, B. Bouchard. Second row: S. Aiken, S. Morris, A. Delano, J. Ring, J. Rezendes, P. Cabral. Third, row: J. Silva, P. Powers, R. Leisey, M. Leisey, D. Mor¬ gan. 63 Ijumumtaktng (flub It is a token of healthy and gentle characteristics, when women love to sew.” As future wives and mothers, the girls of the Homemaking Club will certainly reap the fruits of that knowledge gained through experience in SEW¬ ING and the help of Mrs. Modesto, their adviser. S tyles E xperiencc W ealth of skills I nches and yards of material N eedles G owns and dresses made Seated: N. Perry, C. Blanchard, R. Desjeunes, D. Arsenault, Standing: L. Rose, G. Quinn, Mrs. Modesto, L. Gustafson, A. Gallant OFFICERS: N. Perry, vice-president C. Blanchard, secretary A stitch in time saves nine.” R. Desjeunes, president D. Arsenault, treasurer Art (flub As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life.” OFFICERS: Seated: D. Tollefsen, President J. Lorraine, Treas¬ urer. Standing: K. Waitt, Vice-President L. Silvia, Secretary 64 Seated: A. Hebert, C. Davies, A. Davignon, R. Her riques, L. Silva, D. Tollefsen, K. Waitt, J. Lorraint V. Tetrault, S. Baker. Standing: P. Bennett, M. Tollel IStbraiqT ®tab The love of learning, the sequestered nooks, And all the sweet serenity of books.” Sorting New books, Old books. Repairing, Keeping Card catalogues. Improving Facilities and Fostering interest. m r, _ i 1 ' jjfu ft Bail fJR j mm Jt LgM � 7 m 4 M Kjv Jj Seated: D. Astin, C. Correira, N. Perry, J. Simpkin, Standing: F. Bradley, W. Livesley sen J. Rezendes, N. Mendes, C. Motta, E. Philla, D. Macomber, R. Nickerson, D. Mackay, P. Hamer, S. Gonsalves, J. DeGrasse, C. Hesketh, J. Canto Once a week a group of young artists climb the marble stairs past our beautiful stained glass windows to the tiny little art room in the tower beneath the clock. The Art Club enables its members to gain further experience in art. The club fosters new and different experiments with all types of materials and encourages all creative efforts. Among the favorite media used are drawing inks, colored pencils, water colors, and sketching charcoal. The group also arranges field trips to further their knowl¬ edge of art. 65 iii ' U (flub He profits most who serves best” Front row: D. McCombe, M. Henriques, B. Morgan, D. Lodge, L. Kruger, J. Harrison, D. Morgan, R. Whittle, J. Camara, J. Fortin, Second row: S. Isherwood, E. Hiller, J. Silva, W. Dixon, M. Janak, G. Dayton, D. Hartigan, N. Jones, J. Baranowski, Last row: P. Lang, T. Murphy, R. Foster, D. Ponte, S. Bender, W. Wlodyka, The Fairhaven High School Key Club, which is a member of the Key Club International, is a non¬ profit organization. It is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of New Bedford, and both the community and the high school benefits from it. Its aims are three fold. The first is to train young men to become leaders in the world of tomorrow. The second is to serve the high school and their parent organization, the Kiwanis Club. The third is to serve our community. 66 Front row: B. Morgan, Corresponding Secretary R. Whittle, Secretary Back row: N. Jones, Treasurer T. Murphy, Vice- Pesident; P. Lang, President First row: K. Fletcher, D. Costa, M. Lewis, D. Santos, L. Fisher, A. Davignon, R. Henriques, S. Hartigan, B. Bouchard, S. Des- roches, D. Morgan, Second row: G. Quinton, E. Austneberg, S. Ross, J. Renaud, A. Delano, M. Tapper, S. Barrow, J. Marchand, A. Crowie, M. Jones, S. Bresnahan, S. Green, Third row: B. Morgan, T. Powers, R. Chasse G. Amaral, T. Murphy, D. Ponte, T. Johnson, J. Baranowski, S. Bender M. Janak, E. Hiller, D. Ouimet, D. McCombe, J. Camara Crctfftr There is order in everything that is good.” Throughout the year Monitors Patiently request A peaceful atmosphere Within our marble corridors. Students, At times, May look upon Traffic squad members As tyrants, But on the whole Respect them. Supervising in a friendly, Yet firm manner, A necessary factor In registering order Within the school. OFFICERS: S. Bender, S. Green, J. Baranowski, A. Delano L. Fisher 67 Ifuttlestanmn J ' taff Our years ... a story . . . quickly told . . . Remaining glories ... Of things that never grow old.” Faced with the most important year Faced with a yearbook Faced with the problems, and Faced with the fun. This was when we began To realize our responsibilities. Meeting deadlines and scheduling pictures, Struggling over copy and layouts. We have learned much About journalism through writing, About each other Through working together. This year, this book, and This experience have taught us, Learning and growing, that Success ... is the reward of toil.” Still smiling, girls????? THE EDITORIAL STAFF Front row: K. Foley, L. Fisher, N. Gaucher, D. Shurtleff, C. Tetrault, S. Morris, C. Thompson, S. Aiken, K. Madeira, J Isherwood, Second row: J. Kidd, J. Renaud, B. Collins R. Brieze, J. Bachman, V. Morgan, J. Cruz, A. Delano, R. Whittle, Third row: M. Novak, H. Barrow, J. Twarog, L. Hayward, D. Johnson, C. Longo, G. Medeiros, G. Dayton, W. Cardoza Last row: D. McCombe, S. Davis 68 OUR EDITORS Seated: P. Bouley, J. Hiller, M. Carpen¬ ter Standing: N. Higgins, T. Hogan, R. Leisey, N. Morris, P. Lang, C. Fili- pek, B. Kszystyniak Some of the BUSINESS STAFF Front row: H. Jachna, C. Longo, Standing: A. Davignon, L. Silvia, F. Rego 4 4 Jluirtt ffibeqj Propelled by two Sure hands, A body skimming Over the bar—a moment’s Free flight. The press of contact- Hard ground and mud. The pound of feet. Deep breaths and Straining limbs. A wind-burned face, Wet, sparkling eyes. A clear, loud cry Of victory, The just acceptance Of defeat. Two youths, Two teams, Two hands clasped. A roaring crowd, A soaring heart. Athletics. First row, l. to r.: J. Sylvia, B. Ingham, G. Babola, S. Cabral, T. Francis, D. Manchester, A. Ness, R. Carvalho, S. Isherwood, J. Camara, Mgr. B. Tucker. Second row: Mgr. C. Davignon, A. Brunette, T. Rioux, R. Leisey, D. Fletcher, S. Bender, A. Holubesko, R. Lussier, D. Baker, J. Baranowski, M. Novak, E. Philla. Last row: Head Coach Lombardo, D. Morgan, M. Henriques, G. Viera, D. Ponte, T. Johnson, M. Janak, R. Raphael, T. Booth, B. Morgan, Assist. Coaches Arieta and Dodge. JrwtbaU This year’s football team produced the first win¬ ning season since 1957. In the first three games the season looked dim, but our boys never gavh up. This was proven when all but one of our victories were come from behind wins. The highlight of the season was the victory over Dartmouth on Thanksgiving which gave the team a winning season and avenged last year’s loss. The new head coach, Mr. Lombardo, developed our team into a well-trained and spirited unit. Coaches Arieta and Dodge also helped to mold the players into a team which we all can be proud of. Coaches Lombardo and Arieta discuss the game. 72 SCORES F.H.S. . 0 F.H.S. . 0 F.H.S. . 0 F.H.S. . 13 F.H.S. . 6 F.H.S. . 13 F.H.S. . 14 F.H.S. . 12 Oliver Ames .... 22 Stang.8 Taunton . 32 Feehan . 6 Plymouth.6 Barrington.8 Voke . 0 Dartmouth.7 Looking for a receiver. Billy Morgan sticks with his man. 73 VARSITY: Kneeling: Coach Wilson; Standing: Mgr. C. Davignon, C. Patenaude, G. Viera, J. Twarog, H. Barrow, R. Leisey, R. Foster, T. Johnson, P. Battaini, M. Barcellos. Basketball This year’s basketball team had a very commendable season. The Blue Deyils far exceeded all pre-season predic¬ tions and earned a respectable 11-6 record. Fairhaven was strong because of the well balanced team. The season was highlighted by last second victories over Dartmouth and Feehan, in addition to a single overtime victory over New Bedford Voke and a thrilling double overtime victory over Dartmouth in the last game of the season. The J.V.’s compiled an astounding 15-2 record. F.H.S. 43 Attleboro. 53 F.H.S. 69 Stang.63 F.H.S. 44 Durfee.73 F.H.S. 57 Wareham.54 F.H.S. 61 Alumni . 54 F.H.S. . . ' .51 N. B. Voke.48 F.H.S. 61 Taunton.52 F.H.S. 58 Feehan.46 F.H.S. . .. Dartmouth F.H.S. 52 Attleboro. 56 F.H.S. 43 Stang . 45 F.H.S. 32 Durfee. 51 F.H.S. 62 Dartmouth.6l F.H.S. 56 N. B. Voke.55 F.H.S. ., . 58 Old Rochester.53 F.k.S. 44 Taunton.46 F.H.S. 56 Feehan. 55 58 57 � 1 JUNIOR VARSITY: Kneeling: Coach Arieta; Standing: G. Babola, M. Janak, D. Mendell, D. Netinno, L. ' 4 M. Henriques, D. Manchester. Smith, G. Viera, Get away. I found it.” Tension? Take COMPOZ. This is a job for Batman! With no help in sight, Howie takes the shot, yg Surrounded. Seated, left to right: D. Ponte, L. Kruger, C. Sniezek, M. Henriques, G. Mello, J. Dwelly, D. Hartigan, R. Macedo. Standing: F. Faria, H. Jachna, D. Paquette, D. Netinho, T. Johnson, G. Medeiros, B. Morgan, F. Plezia, Coach Wilson. Baseball 1965 Although they didn’t win many games last year, the baseball team learned a great deal about the game from Coach Wilson. These lessons will prove valuable to the returning members of this year’s team. The season was highlighted by double victories over N.B. Voke, a one-hit pitching performance by John Marsden over North Attleboro, and a four hitter in defeat, thrown by Frank Faria against Dur- fee. The team’s workhorse pitchers, Frank Faria and Russ Maceda, turned in several fine performances, only to lose heart-breaking decisions. Frank Faria warms up. 76 SCORES. F.H.S. 0 F.H.S.0 F.H.S.4 F.H.S. 2 F.H.S. 0 F.H.S. 3 F.H.S. 1 F.H.S.4 F.H.S. 3 F.H.S. 2 F.H.S.0 F.H.S. 8 F.H.S. 1 F.H.S.6 F.H.S. 1 F.H.S.0 F.H.S. 5 F.H.S.0 F.H.S. 10 F.H.S. 3 Stang . 0 Taunton . 3 N. B. Voke . 1 Feehan . 4 Dartmouth . 9 N. Attleboro .... 0 Durfee.2 Attleboro.1 Coyle. 5 Stang. 14 Taunton . 3 N. B. Voke.7 Feehan . 2 Prov. Country Day. 5 Durfee.7 Stang .....3 N. Attleboro.8 Attleboro.3 Coyle.19 Prov. Country Day .4 W L T 5 14 1 Billy Morgan takes a cut. Hank Jachna heads for first. 77 Left to right, first row: S. Davis, C. Patenaude, A. Paten aude, T. Alferes, P. Deblois, S. Morris, D. Mello, R. How¬ land, R. Sylvia. Second row: P. Wesoly, H. Booth, W. Wlodyka, R. Lussier, D. Marujo, D. Fletcher, R. Leisey, D. Baker. Third row: W. Gallant, S. Bender, T. Booth, L. Baptiste, R. Denault, P. Sicard, C. Allen, D. McCombe, W. Lodge. ©rack 1965 Last year Fairhaven High’s track team, under Coach Mike Dodge, was undefeated in eight dual meets, the first undefeated season since 1953. They also placed consistently in the state meets and won the Belmont Relays for the third straight year. Fairhaven was the Bristol Country champs and finished third in the state meet in Class D where Dave Marujo placed FIRST in the high jump. Also, Dick Fletcher placed fifth in the two-mile, and Walt Wlodyka placed fifth in the high hurdles in the state meet. Coach Dodge and Allen accept the Bristol County trophy from Mr. Holt. Dave and Randy plan their strategy. 78 Dick Fletcher and Cliff Patenaude leading the pack in the mile run at the Bristol County Meet. Rhet Denault takes to the air 79 First row, l.-r.: J. Camara, G. Cecil, D. Peirce, J. Twarog (capt.). Standing: Coach Ed Twarog, D. Sinclair, J. German, N. Jones, P. Cardoza. (tennis 1965 The Fairhaven High School tennis team compiled an overall record of 8 wins and 6 losses for their 1965 season. In league play their record was a re¬ spectable 8 wins and 4 losses. Coach Twarog directed his Blue to a second place standing in the league and made it his eighth straight winning season. The squad looks forward to its 1966 season with high hopes, as they have returning from last year: Captain Jeff Twarog, Jeff Camara, and Ned Jones. Captain Jeff Twarog shakes hands with Bill Spark (O.R.). SCORES Jeff shows his form on a return. FHS . .1 Falmouth . .4 FHS . .5 Taunton . .0 FHS . .3 Old Rochester . .. , .2 FHS . .5 Dartmouth . .0 FHS . .5 Apponequet .. .0 FHS . .4 Durfee . .1 FHS . .2 Coyle . .3 FHS . .1 New Bedford . . . .4 FHS . .4 Apponequet . .1 FHS . .3 Old Rochester . .. .2 FHS . .2 Falmouth . .3 FHS . .5 Dartmouth . .0 Deep in concentration. Open wide, Ned! 81 Left to right, first row: M. Janak, H. Barrow, M. Janson. Standing: G. Amaral, R. Chasse, W. Wlodyka, W. Young, Coach Arieta. (jbtf 1965 The F.H.S. golf team had its second consecutive .300 season in 1965. Their record was 4 wins, 4 losses, and 2 ties. This is a commendable record considering the fine quality of golfers in the Bristol County loop. This year Mr. Arieta took over as coach and helped many of the boys with their games. The players were: Wayne Young, Wayne Costa, Walt Wlodyka, Mike Janak, Mike Janson, Howie Barrow, Ronnie Chasse, and George Amaral. The upcoming season looks promising for the team, as only two players left via graduation. Walt demonstrates his form. 82 VARSITY: Kneeling, l. to r.: A. Davignon, L. Furtado, F. Birtwistle, M. Borowicz, D. Santos. C. Tetrault. Standing: L.‘Silvia, L. Fisher, N. Morris, S. Mendell, D. Jackson, S. Barrows, J. Curcio, ' K. Foley, D. Shurtleff, timer. (fiirls Basketball The Girl’s Basketball Team, coached by Miss Campbell, compiled a 4-4 record for the 1965-’66 season. The team started out with a 26-12 victory over the Alumni. This was followed by wins over Stang (24-14), Westport (41-23), and Apponnequet (28-24). The losses were to Dartmouth, Lawrence, Taunton, and New Bedford. High scorers were Linda Cabral and Debbie Jackson; team co-captains were Debbie Jackson and Sue Mendell. The Junior Varsity was made up entirely of Sophomores, all of whom had never played a competitive sport before. They did not have a winning season, but the girls did learn the necessary skills which will make victory much easier in the coming year. The team was captained by Paula Cabral. JUNIOR VARSITY. Kneeling, l. to r R. Henriques, J. Jacobsen, P. Cabral, S. Bouley, P. Wojcik, D. Morgan, V. Longo. Standing: J. Brown, G. Germano, C. Simpkin, M. Leisey, T. Jacobsen, D. Sovza, J. McGowan, L. Jason, P. Brennan. 83 First row, l. to r.: A. Vincent, M. Blodgett, C. Cabral, T. Francis, L. Pasquill, S. Davis, R. Carvalho, B. Ingham, N. Musgrave. Second row: A. Costa, P. Wesoly, D. Morgan, B. Morgan, D. McCombe, T. Alferes, A. Ness. Third row: D. Marujo, J. Bouley, S. Brown, C. Shurtleff, S. Bender, C. Allen, P. Sicard, G. Arnold, S. Isherwood, J. Baranowski, D. Fletcher, R. Raphael, E. Hiller, R. Chasse, J. Silva, W. Wlodyka. Minter Cratfe The winter track team, under the direction of Coach Mike Dodge, competed in the Winter Track League at N. B. Vocational. They did well this season, ending with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses. They did well against the stiff competition during the regular season. Hoteling Every Friday afternoon the Keglers” of Fairhaven High meet behind the Larch Avenue Auditorium to catch a bus to the Atlantic Ten Pin Lanes. At the alleys the bowlers settle down for an afternoon of serious intramural competition. The members not only profit from the fun and relaxation which this sport offers, but the program is bound to produce some very fine bowlers. Left to right L. Silvia, T. Szeliga, S. McCombe, C. Fleurent, T. Powers, R. Angers, S. Davidson, P. Fredette, R. Anderson, R. Parent, P. Brennan. ■-XJC Come back!—Come back!” S-t-r-e-t-c-h! Steal it, Cliffy!” 87 ®tl Jitnii ||mtr Bream” Two bright, Dreamy eyes, Two open Hands. A searching mind, A full, rich soul. A spirit yearning For new, unknown, For more, for great, Perhaps for best. Quick and sincere, A happy smile. Pensive, sensitive, Serious thought. A youth looks Up, and out, And on ... Seeking the stars, Grasping the heavens, Following his dream. 89 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Randall Leisey, President; Patrick Lang, Secretary; Suellen Aiken, Treasurer; Sandra Morris, Vice-President. The Class of 1966 can be very grateful for the fine job the class officers and execu¬ tive board have done in hand¬ ling our class throughout the past year. In addition to ar¬ ranging class projects, the of¬ ficers made preparations for the Senior Prom and many other Senior functions. The fine qualities of leadership and responsibility that our officers have exemplified will always be remembered in the years which follow. EXECUTIVE BOARD Joyce Isherwood Peggy Bouley Ann Delano Jane Hiller David McCombe f J|§ i 1 m 1 — , I jv rq I Avfe ■ . m ft r J mm t 1 ¥„ I Hi 1 J LMl i ii 1 h 90 ($ur dikes Ahtnsors We dedicate this page to our advisors who have unselfishly guided the Class of 1966. We sincerely appreciate their selflessness in giving of their time, advice, and toil. Iflrs. Bias Hlr. j ahtitkt Class Ipstoru In September 1962, we, the class of 1966, young, eager, and nervous, entered Fairhaven High School as Freshmen. We watched the self-assured Seniors with ill-disguised envy as we struggled to join the mainstream of life at F.H.S. One of our first acts as a class was the election of officers. They were: Sandra Mor¬ ris, President; Suellen Aiken, Vice President; JoAnn Kidd, Secretary; and Anne Hayes, Treasurer. Our Executive Board members were Holli Maxfield, Kathy Foley, Margaret Carpenter, Carole Filipek, Nancy Morris, and Jane Hiller. Although the day when we would be Seniors seemed eons away, we soon began preparing for that day by selling candy as a class project. The year passed quickly, perhaps too quickly as we look back now, and we were soon Sopho¬ mores. Our Sophomore year was a difficult one as we were caught between two extremes—no longer insecure Freshmen ' we-still lacked the all-important upperclassman status. Our class officers during this challenging year were: Sandra Morris, President; JoAnn Kidd, Vice President; Suellen Aiken, Secre¬ tary; and Joyce Isherwood, Treasurer. Assisting them was the Executive Board comprised of Ann Delano, Kathy Foley, Peggy Bouley, Patrick Lang, and David McCombe. We repeated the success of the previous year by again selling candy as a class project. As Juniors we received our class rings early in October. These were the tangible confirmation of our positions as upperclassmen. Our officers for this busy and rewarding year were: Sandra Morris, President; Suellen Aiken, Vice President; Susan Ross, Secretary; and JoAnn Kidd, Treasurer; Randall Leisey, Peggy Bouley, Ann Delano, Kathy Foley, and Joyce Renaud made up the Executive Board. Our new, but highly successful project was the sale of Christmas Fruit Cakes. In March, several of our best students were recognized in the solemn ceremonies of the Honor Society Initiation. The new members were: Linda Fisher, President; Jane Hiller, Vice President; Margaret Car- penter, Secretary; Karen Madeira, Teasurer; Wayne Cardoza, Roger Lussier, Dara Johnson, and David McCombe. On May 7th, the Land of the Midnight Sun materialized in the Larch Avenue Auditorium for our Junior Prom. The queen for this magic and fanciful evening was Elsie Sylvia, and Peggy Bouley was her lady-in-waiting. Sandra Morris, JoAnn Kidd, Susan Ross, Andrea Davignon, Dona Wetherbee, Suellen Aiken, and Ann Delano comprised the queen’s court. Junior Day was a turning point in our high school years. Jane Hiller received the College Club Book Award, and Randall Leisey received the Harvard Club Book Award. The excitement was hushed for a moment as our president, representing our class, accepted the symbolic mantle of leadership from the graduating Senior president. We were momentarily sobered by the responsibilities we were preparing to shoulder, and not a few of us were looking ahead for the first time toward our graduations with sadness. As Seniors, we had gained the poise and assurance which had seemed so remote three years ago. Our days were busy, and we had little time for reminis¬ cence. Our elected officers were: Randall Leisey, President; Sandra Morris, Vice President; Patrick Lang, Secretary; Suellen Aiken, Treasurer. Peggy Bouley, Ann Delano, Jane Hiller, Joyce Isherwood, and David McCombe made up the Executive Board. Our Senior Play, The Red Spider, directed by Miss Cynthia Messier, was presented March 18, 1966. To everyone’s delight, it was a complete success. From this time on, we were caught up in preparations for our graduation activities. With the Senior Prom, held on June 3rd, the annual Senior Banquet, the Solemn Vesper Service of June 12th, and finally with our Commencement Exercises on June 15th, we terminated our high school careers. It is difficult to express the varied emotions which we felt as we lived those two weeks in June. Sadness, regret, anticipation, and hope filled us all. None of us will ever forget the happiness we lived here, nor the dreams we fulfilled here at Fairhaven High. 93 (Jlkss Mill We, the graduates of Fairhaven High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby ordain and establish the following as the last will and testament of the Class of 1966 . The FOOTBALL TEAM leaves F.H.S. with a winning season. DICK FLETCHER leave his visual perception to CHRIS ALLEN. To ANDREA CROMIE, JOYCE ISHERWOOD reluctantly leaves a squad of eight inexperienced girls! STEVE BENDER bequeaths his shot put to RONNIE RAPHAEL. BETTY MARTIN and WALT WLODYKA inconspicuously leave together. JIM BARANOWSKI bestows his center position on MIKE JANAK. To BILL MORGAN, JEFF CAMARA leaves his laugh. SUSAN KROUGH wills an iron to anyone concerned with acquiring straight hair. MIKE HOULE bequeaths his musical talents to his sister DIANNE. SUSAN MENDELL leaves her legs to CLIFF PATENAUDE to give him additional support during next year’s basketball season. To MARY ELLEN LEISEY, BARBARA KSZYSTYNIAK leaves her bass. DAVID McCOMBE bequeaths his talkativeness to his remaining brothers at F.H.S. KATHY PERRY wills her bottle of peroxide to CATHY HOLMES. To MR. ALBRITTON, LINDA GUSTAFSON finally leaves some peace of mind. FRANK FARIA leaves his comedy act to BOBBY BOULEY. SUSAN ROSS bequeaths her skillful dancing techniques to BECKY DESJEUNES. MRS. MARTIN refuses to let MARY JANE MACHADO leave! ANDREA DAVIGNON leaves her 4’5i 2 ” to JIMMY WALKER. WAYNE CARDOZA bequeaths his academic abilities to GEORGE AMARAL. To RUTH HENRIQUES, SUE BARROW passes along her ample supply of stationery in order to continue the constant flow of mail to Arkansas. JOE HAMPSON wills his enormous appetite to TOM MURPHY! MIKE NOVAK will leave, but unforgettable memories will remain. PAT LANG passes along his crop of red hair and freckles to ARTHUR CUDDY. JO-ANN KIDD bequeaths her diet tips to anyone interested in losing a few pounds. To STEVE COPELAND, DAVE HARTIGAN leaves his second home, the Fairhaven Pharmacy. SUELLEN AIKEN sadly leaves Happy the Bull to anyone requiring transportation from down on the farm”. JEFF TWAROG leaves his place in the lunch line to HOWIE BARROW. JANE HILLER leaves her cast to anybody who wants to try skiing Gunstock. GIL MEDEIROS leaves his sarcasm to anyone who writes satires for Mrs. Knipe. To next year’s staff the HUTTLESTONIAN leaves one worn out stamp pad, one unused balcony, one shaky table and an overheated radiator. Given in he year of our Lord, nineteen hundred sixty-six, we do hereby proclaim this last will and testament, and hereby appoint Mr. Trainor executor. 94 Ijitgh gutters Sane filler Ijimters fflagne GTarbnza Margaret Carpenter (Sarnie 3Ttitpek iEtnha 3Tt her Suzanne Sjrebette Sngre Ssherlnnnb Bara Snhnson Barbara fezgst niak Bnger Buss ter Marg Sane Slathahn Baren Madeira (filbert Mlebeirns Hanqi JHnrrts 95 SUELLEN AIKEN College It’s nice to be natural when you are naturally nice.” Born: May 1, 1949; Ambition: To be successful in life; Favorite Expression: Un-belieev-able!” Pet Peeve: Jealousy; Suppressed Desire: To own a Dunkin Donut Shop with Dona; Happiest When: Skiing Wildcat; Salient Characteristic: Dark coffee, no sugar; Probable Fate: Maker of calorie counters; Activities: Pep Squad 1; G ' rls Basketball 1; Class Secretary 1; Student Coun¬ cil 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Class Vice Presi¬ dent 2, 3; Class Treasurer 4; Junior Prom Court 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Student Government Day 3, 4; Girls Volleyball 1; Huttlestonian Staff 4 THOMAS MICHAEL ALFERES Alfe” College His talents are the silent kind.” Born: October 2, 1948; Ambition: To be a millionaire; Favorite Expression: Knock it off!” Pet Peeve: Yam- ahas; Suppressed Desire: To join Hell’s Angels;” Happiest When: My Honda hits 80; Salient Character¬ istic: Curly hair; Probable Fate: Leader of the Mafia; Activities: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track; 1, 2, 3, 4; Intermediate Basketball 3; Spanish Club 4 JOHN ALVES Jackie” General Born: August 25, 1948; Ambition: To be a meteorol¬ ogist; Favorite Expression: Check it out!” Pet Peeve: Washing Cars; Suppressed Desire: To go to college; Happiest When: Sleeping; Salient Characteristic: Slight¬ ness; Probable Fate; a weatherman for channel 6 Activ¬ ities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 SHARYN PATRICIA AMARAL Pinky” College Softness and sweetness, innocence she wears.” Born: March 27, 1947; Ambition: To become a teacher; Favorite Expression: Oh rats!” Pet Peeve: Garters; Suppressed Desire: To be Dona’s and Suellen’s official donut tester; Floppiest When: I pass a test; Salient Characteristic: Shyness; Probable Fate: The world’s greatest typist; Activities: Girls Club 1; Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Student Council 4 DONNA LEE ASTIN College Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” Born: July 26, 1948; Ambition: To increase my knowl¬ edge, advance my talent, and altruistically put them both to good use; Favorite Expression: I don’t know!” Pet Peeve: People; Suppressed Desire: To rule the world; Happiest When: I draw something (someone) that (who) pleases me; Salient Characteristic: Artistic ability; Probable Fate: World’s greatest artist; Activ¬ ities; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Spray Staff 4 JESSICA BACHMAN Jessie” College Penny for your thoughts.” Born: April 3, 1948; Ambition: To teach History at Dartmouth College; Favorite Expression: Woof” Pet Peeve: Massa Makers; Suppressed Desire: To play Curly’s second in the Three Stooges; Happiest When: In New Hampshire; Salient Characteristic: Wading; Probable Fate: Ski Instructor in New Hampshire; Ac¬ tivities: Art Club 1; Pep Squad 1; French Club 2, 3; Traffic Squad: 2; Marching Band 3, 4; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3; Future Teachers Club 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 DONALD ARTHUR BAKER Don” College I can be pushed just so far.” Born: November 2, 1948; Ambition: College; Favorite Expression: C’est la vie!” Pet Peeve: The coach’s foot; Suppressed Desire: To kick the coach back; Happiest When: Playing football; Salient Characteristic: Blue sneakers; Probable Fate: Winner of the Indianapolis 500; Activities: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 LEONARD BAPTISTE, JR. Lenny” College Anything for a quiet life.” Born: April 29, 1948; Ambition: Engineer; Favorite Expression: Hey Baker, quit buggin’ me!” Pet Peeve: Money; Salient Characteristic: Corvair; Probable Fate: To live in P-Town; Activities: Track: 2, 3 JAMES BARANOWSKI Cuda” College Tomorrow’s coming; why hurry?” Born: April 18, 1948; Ambition To go to college; Favorite Expression: Hi, gang!”; Pet Peeve: Wind sprints; Suppressed Desire: To see football coaches run wind sprints; Happiest When: Winning football games; Salient Characteristic: Fighting with Kathy; Probable Fate: Center for the New York Giants; Activ¬ ities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor: 2, 3, 4; Head Monitor: 4; Track: 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff: 4; Key Club: 4 ROBERT BARBOZA Bobby” General Oh, for a pen to write the honest saga of good, clean sport!” Born: July 2, 1948; Ambition: To become a boxer; Favorite Expression: Say, cuz”; Pet Peeve: Her mother; Suppressed Desire: To be with Nancy; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Aftersession; Probable Fate: Banished by Nancy’s mother Picture Not Available MICHAEL A. BARCELLOS Port II” Business He’s a good little boy as far as little boys go.” Born: January 6, 1948; Ambition: To play for the Boston Celtics; Favorite Expression: Do unto others; and then cut out!; Pet Peeve: A certain teacher in the library; Suppressed Desire: To make the best Kale soup in Portugal; Happiest When: With the gang!; Salient Characteristic: making massa; Probable Fate: Policeman; Activities: Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor Squad: 2. SUSAN BARROW Sue” General She’s a friendly little headache.” Born: April 25, 1947; Ambition: To be a success in the business world; Favorite Expression: That’s right”; Pet Peeve: When the Post Office is closed; Suppressed Desire: To score 50 points for the F.H.S. football team; Happiest When: With Y.A.; Salient Characteristic: flightiness; Probable Fate: Married to Dave; Activities: Girls’ Glee Club: 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Club: 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball: 1; Basketball: 2, 3, 4; Volleyball: 2; Monitor Squad: 3, 4; Screening Com¬ mittee 4. DOROTHY ROSE BARTLETT Dottie” General A mind that’s fair, An ear that’s true.” Born: July 25, 1947; Ambition: To be an I.B.M. operator; Favorite Expression: Oh Brother!; Pet Peeve: Hoods; Suppressed Desire: To slide down the banister; Happiest When: Going out when possible; Salient Characteristic: knee socks; Probable Fate: Librarian; Activities: Library: 1, 2, 3; Bowling: 2, 3, 4; Tennis: 2; A.F.S.: 4. PAUL THORNDIKE BATTAINI Batman” College Rest, Lad, rest, long labors lie ahead. Ambition: To hit the French Riviera with Czar; Favor¬ ite Expression: Ho! What’s happened here; Pet Peeve: The girls in the city on Thursday night; Suppressed Desire: To be a different Bob Dylan; Happiest When: With a nice, new girl; Salient Characteristic: Black chevy; Probable Fate: Pro Basketball Player; Activities: Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Metal Shop: 4. DIANE LINDA BEAULIEU Dino” College Sweet and smiling are the ways.” Botn: May 23, 1948; Ambition: To succeed; Favorite Expression: That sounds like a bargain; Pet Peeve: my sister; Suppressed Desire: To live in a tree house; Happiest When: All the time; Salient Characteristic: Blonde hair; Probable Fate: Soda jerk at Fairhaven Pharmacy; A ctivities Orchestra: 1; Office Aid: 4 98 JUDY BEAUMONT Judy” College Grace was in all her step, heaven in her eyes.” Born: March 10, 1948: Ambition: To be a good nurse; Favorite Expression: You’re kiddin’’; Pet Peeve: Teachers that will not give one a chance to express one’s own opinion; Suppressed Desire: to slide down the banisters in the old building; Happiest When: Camping on the Cape; Salient Characteristic: Dancing; Probable Fate: Star of the Day; Activities: Future Nurses: 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball: 1; Pep Squad: 1 French Club: 2; Traffic Squad: 2. STEVEN CROSSLAND BENDER Benji” College Tall was his stature but wider was his heart.” Born: April 25, 1948; Ambition: To complete col¬ lege; Favorite Expression: Is that right!”; Pet Peeve: Coaches; Suppressed Desire: To drink a cold coke in the middle of August football practice; Happiest When: Participating in some sport; Salient Characteristic: 54 Chevy; Probable Fate: Head cook at the Casblanca; Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football: 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Key Club; Chief Monitor: 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 ROBERT EMILE BERNIER Bernie” General Be silent and safe, silence never betrays you.” Born: January 23, 1947; Ambition: To learn a useful trade; Favorite Expression: Don’t sweat it!”; Pet Peeve: Homework; Suppressed Desire: To go to a trade school; Happiest When: Working in the shop; Salient Characteristic: Shop; Probable Fate: shop teach¬ er; Activities: Metal Shop NANCY BISSONNETTE Business Let the world slip; we shall never be younger.” Born: June 26, 1948; Ambition: To be a private sec¬ retary: Favorite Expression: Is that right; Pet Peeve: Cindy at lunch; Suppressed Desire: To marry Bruce; Happiest When: Friday comes; Salient Characteristic: Downtown; Probable Fate: To marry Bruce; Activties: Traffic Squad: 1, 2 BARRY JOSEPH BISAILLON Maris” General The cautious seldom err.” Born: April 27, 1948; Ambition: Own my own business; Favorite Expression: Check it out”; Pel Peeve: People who dislike the Beach Boys; Suppressed Desire: To own a ' 57 Thunderbird and sing with the Beach Boys; Happiest When: With my babe; Salient Characteristic: Slightness Probable Fate: Writer for the Beach Boys; Activities: Huttlestonian Business Staff 4 CORAL ANNE BLANCHARD Business She takes life with an easy swing.” Born: March 18, 1948; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: People who are always late; Suppressed Desire: To be able to sleep in study; Happiest When: It’s the weekend; Salient Characteristic: Hairdos; Probable Fa te: Late for her own wedding; Activities: Homemaking Club 4; Secretary 4. KAREN PATRICIA BOLTON College If silence is golden, then I’m rich.” Born: November 27, 1948; Ambition: To be a speech therapist; Favorite Expression: Hm?”; Pet Peeve: Lateness; Suppressed Desire: To manufacture two-way stretch Saturday nights; Happiest When: On weekends; Salient Characteristic: Slightness; Probable Fate: Metro¬ politan Opera singer; Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; District Chorus 2, 3, 4; Vocalaires 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3. STEVE RENE BOROWICZ Borowickie” College Let nothing disturb thee.” Born: June 9, 1948; Ambition: To become a public relations man for a large company; Favorite Expression: Yeah man!”; Pet Peeve: Aftersession; Suppressed Desire: To become an astronaut; Happiest When: Driv¬ ing around the New England area on a Sunday after¬ noon with my friends; Salient Characteristic: Plymouth; Probable Fate: First man on the moon; Activities: Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Weight-lifting 2, 3; Metal¬ working 4. MARGARET ANN BOULEY Peggy” Business Sweetness, goodness in her person shone.” Born: April 9, 1948; Ambition: To be successful; Favorite Expression: I don’t know.”; Pet Peeve: My brother; Suppressed Desire: To have long fingernails, just once!; Happiest When: Fairhaven is winning; Salient Characteristic: Sweetness; Probable Fate: a millionairess in the business world; Activities: Basket¬ ball 1; Student Council 2; Class Executive Board 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3; Football Queen 2; Cheerleader 3, ' 4; Spray Staff 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Queen’s court 3; Huttlestonian Staff. LEO JOSEPH BOURSIER Bug” General All must be earnest in a world like ours.” Born: February 5, 1948; Ambition: To be a Marine; Favorite Expression: What a honey”; Pet Peeve: Baggies”; Suppressed Desire: To own an XKE; Salient Characteristic: Curly hair; Probable Fate: Con¬ stant K.P.; Activities: Metal-Working Club 3, 4. GALE BRADFORD General Hang sorrow, care will kill a cat.” Born: November 21, 1947; Ambition: Fashion design¬ er; Favorite Expression; Up your nose”; Pet Peeve: People with big heads; Suppressed Desire: I ' ll never tell; Happiest When: With you-know-whom; Salient Characteristic: Blond Hair. Probable Fate: Married to you know who Picture Not Available STEVEN DOUGLAS BRIDGES Steve” General I agree with no man’s opinion; I have some of my own.” Born: February 19, 1947; Ambition: To become a Forest Ranger; Favorite Expression: Check it out!”; Pet Peeve: Cheryl; Suppressed Desire: To own a 1958 Thunderbird; Happiest When: With the girls; Salient Characteristic: Lankiness; Probable Fate: To be another Smokey the Bear; Activities: Metal Work¬ ing Club 3 ALAN MICHAEL BRUNETTE Mike” General Our youth we can have but today.” Born: January 9, 1949; Ambition: To go to college; Favorite Expression: ?; Pet Peeve: Football Practice; Suppressed Desire: To see the Red Sox win the pennant; Happiest When: Playing sports; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Shyness; Probable Fate: Water boy for the New York Giants; Activities: Art Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Huttlestonian Business Staff 4 JEFFREY MANUEL CAMARA JC” College The rule of my life is to make business pleasure, and pleasure my business.” Born: March 31, 1948; Ambition: To become a chem¬ ical engineer at the government’s expense; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Ya! Uh-huh!!”; Pet Peeve: Cement mixers; Suppressed Desire: To beat Twaraa in 3 out of 5 sets and bec ome No. 1; Happiest When: I’m finished ' cleaning the Merc; Salient Characteristic: Mercury; Probable Fate: Playboy; Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2; Traffic Squad 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Football 4; Key Club 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 WAYNE MICHAEL CARDOZA College Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind.” Born: June 23, 1948; Ambition: To be an electrical engineer; Favorite Expression: I’ll do it later.’’; Pet Peeve: Small lockers; Suppressed Desire: To destroy the computer that planned the schedule; Happiest When: The bell rings at 2:05 on Friday; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Mathematical Ability; Probable Fate: Nuclear physicist; Activities: Honor Society 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 MARGARET JEAN CARPENTER Margie” College We’ll tire the sun with talking and send him d own the sky.” Born: February 9, 1949; Ambition: To graduate from college; Favorite Expression: Grosse!” Pet Peeve: Cars that don’t stop at crosswalks; Suppressed Desire: To be a traffic cop; Happiest When: We win a game; Salient Characteristic: School spirit; Probable Fate: State Trooper; Activities: Executive Board 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 3; Student Council 1; Basketball 1, 2; French Club 2; Spray 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Ticket Committee 3; Secretary French Club 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Co-Editor Huttlestonian 4; Huttlestonian 1, 2, 3, 4 CARLTON ALBERT COATES Crunch” General Something between a help and a hindrance.” Born: January 22, 1947; Ambition: To own the Good Ship Guppy’’; Favorite Expression: Censored; Pet Peeve: empty bottles; Suppressed Desire: ?; Hap¬ piest When: Road racing through bush country; Salient Characteristic: Blonde hair; Probable Fate: Owner of a liquor store; Activities: Metal working 4 BEATRICE MARIE COLOMB Bebe” Business I’ll not budge an inch!” Born: April 6, 1948; Ambition: To be a practical nurse; Favorite Expression: Stop it!’’ Pet Peeve: Being teased; Suppressed Desire: To marry Jerry; Happiest When: I’m with a certain boy; Salient Characteristic: Shortness; Probable Fate: Married to Jerry ALAN JOSEPH COURNOYER Al” General Life is just one darn thing after another.” Born: March 7, 1948; Ambition: A Coast Guard career; Favorite Expression: Hey paisan! What’s up?”; Pet Peeve: Skinny girls; Suppressed Desire: To own a Pacific atoll; Happiest When: Getting something right that I did wrong 100 times before; Salient Character¬ istic: Motor bike; Probable Fate: Leader of Hell’s Angels”; Activities: Model Building Club 3 JANICE CRUZ Jan” Business Life is action!” Born: March 17, 1948; Ambition: To succeed in any¬ thing; Favorite Expression: Get out of my life!” Pel Peeve: That cop—that nasty cop! Suppressed Desire: To be an honorary cadet at West Point; Happiest When: ?; Salient Characteristic: Black hair; Probable Fate: A go-go girl; Activities: Pep Squad 1; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Bowling 2; Majorette 2; Head Majorette 3; Huttlestonian Staff 4 BRADFORD TABER DAVIES Brad” General I agree with no man’s opinion; I have some of my own.” Born: October 4, 1948; Ambition: To be a forest ranger; Favorite Expression: True, True”; Pet Peeve; ?; Suppressed Desire: To be able to spell well; Hap¬ piest When: ?; Salient Characteristic: Walk; Probable Fate: Boy Scout Leader ANDREA DAVIGNON Midge” Business She may be small but never inconspicuous.” Born: December 20, 1948; Ambition: To become a suc¬ cess in the business field; Favorite Expression: Go wild!”; Pet Peeve: Getting up to go to school; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To go for pizza with Mr. Albritton; Happiest When: With the kids; Salient Characteristic: Size; Probable Fate: Clerk in Dumas’ Market; Activ- ites: Girls’ Club 1, 2; Homemaking Club 3; Monitor 3, 4; Queen’s Court 3; Art Club 4 Huttlestonian Busi¬ ness Staff 4 CYNTHIA LOUISE DAVIS Clem” Business Ah, thy beautiful hair!” Born: January 10, 1948; Ambition: To become a great artist and folk singer; Favorite Expression: Are you for real ?!!”; Pet Peeve: Trailor parties that flop; Suppressed Desire: To steal the trampoline from the Junior High; Happiest When: Scuba Diving or draw¬ ing; Salient Characteristic: Long hair; Probable Fate: Rapunzel; Activities: Art Club 1, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, Junior prom decorating committee 3 Huttlestonian Busi¬ ness Staff 4 NANCY ALICE DAVIS Nan” College Good manners and soft words have brought many difficult things to pass.” Born: February 19, 1948; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: Oh, for Pete’s sake!”; Pet Peeve: People who pretend to be something they’re not; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To slide down the school banisters instead of using the stairs; Happiest When: There is no homework; Salient Characteristic: The Horn; Probable Fate: Baritone player for the Boston Symphony; Activ¬ ities: Future Nurses 1, Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4 STEVEN MICHAEL DAVIS Steve” Business The child of calamity” Born: May 26, 1948; Ambition: To learn how to surf; Favorite Expression: Shut up! Gary”; Pet Peeve: Fire hydrants and parking meters; Suppressed Desire: To top Marty Henriques in an argument; Happiest When: Riding around in other people’s cars and lis¬ tening to Sonny and Cher; Salient Characteristic: Ac¬ cidents; Probable Fate: owner of an accident insurance company; Activities: Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, Winter track 4, Huttlestonian Staff 4 GARY WAYNE DAYTON College m ’T is good nature wins the heart.” Born: September 29, 1948; Ambition: To be a Mechan¬ ical Engineer; Favorite Expression: What did you say?”; Pet Peeve: Staying home; Suppressed Desire: To quit high school; Happiest When: Riding around with all the kids; Salient Characteristic: Dimples; Probable Fate: Owner of Daytona Beach, Florida; Activities: Key Club 4; Huttlestonian 4. PHILIP MICHAEL DELANEY Phil” College Speak boldly and speak truly.” Born: January 22, 1948; Ambition: To own a Mus¬ tang; Happiest When: Out of school; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Slightness; Probable Fate: A W car-hop; Activities: Track 1; Tennis 1, 2. ANN COFFIN DELANO College A sweet young girl is hard to find, but here is one to keep in mind.” Born: August 26, 1948; Ambition: To be a success¬ ful artist; Favorite Expression: I’m sorry ... I didn’t mean it.” Pet Peeve: Conceited boys; Suppressed Desire: To be a fashion illustrator for the New York Times; Happiest When: It’s Friday night; Salient Characteristic: Walking Moonie; Probable Fate: Design¬ er of baby clothes for McCall’s; Activities: Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Class Executive Board 2, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3; Junior Prom Queen’s Court 3; Spray Staff 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4. DAVID JOHN DIAS Dave” General Some think he is bashful, others doubt it.” Born: June 26, 1948; Ambition: To be rich; Favorite Expression: That’s the breaks;” Pet Peeve: Home¬ work; Suppressed Desire: To go surfing; Happiest When: With the b°y s ; Salient characteristic: Glasses; Probable Fate: Farmer; Activities: Spanish Club 4. WALTER HANSEN DIXON Walt” General If it weren’t for the twinkle in his eye, one could almost call him shy.” Born: July 20, 1948; Ambition: To get a degree in wild life management; Favorite Expression: Oh No!”; Pet Peeve: Unmarked police cars; Suppressed Desire: To speak French; Happiest When: Outdoors; Salient Characteristic; Freckles; Probable Fate: Cupid; Activ¬ ities: Key Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4. NORBERT RAYMOND DLUGOSINSKI Nob” General I awoke one morning and found myself fa¬ mous.” Born: February 26, 1948; Ambition: Equipment opera¬ tor; Favorite Expression: You stupid idiot!”; Pet Peeve: Teachers who think they know all there is to know and won’t stand to be corrected by a student; Suppressed Desire: To be deliriously happy; Happiest When: Arguing with anybody on any subject and winning; Salient Characteristic; Bass Drum; Probable Fate: Bongo drum player in Greenwich Village; Ac¬ tivities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 2; Chess Club 3. JOAN ELIZABETH DOBIJA College The eyes have language everywhere” Born: November 21, 1948; Ambition: To marry Jeff, to be happy and have lots of kids; Favorite Expression: Oh brother!”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morn¬ ing; Suppressed Desire: To see my gym teacher run the track and for me to carry on a French conversation •with Mr. Dufour; Happiest When: With Jeff; Salient Characteristic: eyes; Probable Fate: Married to Jeff. PATRICIA ANN DUKE Pat” General A disposition as sunny as her hair.” Born: July 28, 1948; Ambition: To own a ranch; Favorite Expression; Are you all right?”; Suppressed Desire: To be a steeple chase rider; Happiest When: Riding my horse; Salient Characteristic: Horses; Prob¬ able Fate: Winner of the Grand National; Activities: Monitor 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 3. FRANK LEWIS FARIA Port I” Business A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men” Born: August 26, 1948; Ambition: To play pro base¬ ball; Favorite Expression: Keep it cool good people; Pet Peeve: People who don’t mind their own busi¬ ness; Suppressed Desire: To be King of Portugal; Happiest When: With my friends; Salient Character¬ istic: polo shirt; Probable Fate: Pitcher for the New York Mets; Activities: Football 1; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4. ERLENE E. FERNANDES Business Here, there, and everywhere.” Born: July 6, 1948; Ambition: To become a legal secretary; Favorite Expression: Is that right!”; Pet Peeve: Frank Faria in homeroom; Suppressed Desire: To own a ranch; Happiest When: With a certain someone; Salient Characteristic: neatness; Probable Fate: Cattle rustler; Activities: Traffic Squad 1, 2. Picture Not Available apt HENRY FERREIRA General He’s packed with power.” Born: August 6, 1948; Ambition: To become a mil¬ lionaire; Favorite Expression: Tough enough’’; Pet Peeve: Homework; Suppressed Desire: To play baseball for the Red Sox; Happiest When: Out of school; Salient Characteristic: Curls; Probable Fate: T.Y. adver¬ tiser for home permanents; Activities: Football 1. KATHLEEN FERREIRA Kathie” Business Her quiet but dark eyes hold a quiet but bright secret.” Born: February 8, 1949; Ambition: To marry . . . ! . . . !; Pet Peeve: Guys with blond hair; Suppressed Desire: To own Brock Avenue; Happiest When: Nancy isn’t driving; Salient Characteristic: Afterses¬ sion; Probable Fate: Truant Officer; Activities: Traffic Squad 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Future Nurses’ Club 1. CAROLE MAY FILIPEK College A sure success she will be, for she does all things efficiently.” Born: August 5, 1948; Ambition: To graduate from college; Favorite Expression: Oh, yah”; Pet Peeve: People who are always complaining; Suppressed Desire: To ski the Alps; Happiest When: There’s something doing Salient Characteristic: Smile; Probable Fate: Ski¬ ing instructor; Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Treasurer, 4 Secretary 3; Spray Staff 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad 2; Future Teachers 4; Cheerleader 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4. Activities Edi¬ tor 4 Class Executive Board 1; Traffic Squad 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; LINDA JEAN FISHER Lynn” College ' ' Bubbling and laughing she lives her life.” Born: January 20, 1948; Ambition: To teach kinder¬ garten; Favorit e Expression: O.K. Babes”; Pet Peeve: Rude grocery customers; Suppressed Desire: To yell Cowabonga” while standing on a desk in Room 7; Salient Characteristic: Jokes; Probable Fate: Howdy Doody’s assistant; Activities: Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 1; Future Teachers’ 1, 2, 4; Student Coun¬ cil 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 3; Huttles¬ tonian Staff 4. RICHARD NORMAN FLETCHER Dick” General I try my best and leave the rest.” Born: March 10, 1948; Ambition: To be a carpenter; Favorite Expression: All right, break it up.”; Pet Peeve: Spelling Tests; Suppressed Desire: To build the White House over again; Happiest When: The team wins a game against Durfee; Salient Character¬ istic: Wave; Probable Fate: One of Santa Claus’ toy makers; Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Metal-working Club 4. KATHLYN ELIZABETH FOLEY Kathy” College Her quips and laughter echoed through the hall.” Born: September 13, 1948; Ambition: To be a doctor’s wife; Favorite Expression: Ya . . . sure”; Pet Peeve: People who embarrass me; Suppressed Desire: To hold a National Pussyfoot Convention on top of the lockers in the Girls’ Locker Room; Happiest When: Eating Kale soup; Salient Characteristic: Baths; Probable Fate: Manufacturer of Kale Soup; Activities: Orchestra 1, 2; Vocaliers 2, 3; Girls’ Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 4; String Ensemble 1, 2; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Executive Board 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Spray Staff 4. ROBERT WILLIAM FOSTER Spoon” College Of a good beginning cometh a good end.” Born: November 22, 1948; Ambition: To play for the Boston Celtics; Favorite Expression: Too Bad”; Pet Peeve: Combing my hair; Su ppressed Desire: To buy another Blue Shark; Happiest When: Playing bas¬ ketball; Salient Characteristic: Teasing; Probable Fate: Midget; Activities: Basketball 3, 4; Key Club 4; Spray Staff 4; Huttlestonian 4. PAUL RENE FREDETTE, JR. Fred” General Nothing worries him, and nothing hurries him.” Born: November 5, 1948; Ambition: To become a C.P.A.; Favorite Expression Is that a fact?”; Pet Peeve: Washing windows; Suppressed Desire: To get married; Happiest When: Eating peanut butter sand¬ wiches; Salient Characteristic: Band uniform; Probable Fate: Mr. Peanut; Activities: Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble: 1, 2, 3; Bowling: 2, 3, 4. Huttlestonian Business Staff 4 SUZANNE MARIE FREDETTE Sue” College I see and keep still.” Born: June 15, 1948; Ambition: To become an English teacher; Favorite Expression: My Word!”; Pet Peeve: My arm in a cast; Suppressed Desire: To own my very own Mustang convertible; Happiest When: Buying a new pocketbook; Salient Characteristic: Roller skates; Probable Fate: Winner of the Roller Derby; Activities: Homemaking Club: 1; Pep Squad: 1; Junior Achieve¬ ment: 2, 3, 4; AFS Club: 4. GERALD ROGER GAGNON Bugsy” General He looks quiet as a lamb, but look again.” Born: October 21, 1948; Ambition: Join the Coast Guard; Favorite Expression: Here I am you lucky girls”; Pet Peeve: Stuck-up girls; Suppressed Desire: To sing Beach Boys’ Songs in second period music class; Happiest When: With my girl; Salient Character¬ istic: Mrs. Di’s office; Probable Fate: Director of the ship’s kitchen chorus”; Activities: Spanish Club: 4; Mixed Chorus: 4; Vocal Ensemble: 4; District Chorus: 4; Orchestra: 4. NANCY GAUCHER Nance” College And the night shall be filled with music.” Born: April 14, 1948; Ambition: Nurse; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Oh, yeah?”; Pet Peeve: Making banana splits; Suppressed Desire: To tfavel; Happiest When: It ' s Friday; Salient Characteristic; Spryness; Probable Fate: Driver of the Dairy Maid truck; Activities: Fu¬ ture Nurses: 1, 2, 3, President 4; Glee Club: 1, 2; District Orchestra: 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad: 2; Junior Prom Committee: 3; Huttlestonian Staff: 4. KATHLEEN SUSAN GIBSON Hootie” College Somtimes quiet; most times a riot.” Born: November 8, 1948; Ambition: To be a social worker; Favorite Expression: It’s fabulous”; Pet Peeve: Apathy; Suppressed Desire: To be happy; Happiest When: With friends; Salient Characteristic: Blond hair; Probable Fate: Wrapper of CARE pack¬ ages; Activities: Glee Club: 1; Mixed Chorus: 1; Pep Squad: 1; Future Nurses: 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee: 3. JANE ELIZABETH GIGNAC Janie” College The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed.” Born: November 11, 1948; Ambition: To become a Dental Hygienist; Favorite Expression: Nice”; Pet Peeve: People who call me Janie; Suppressed Desire: To spray the shower room with insecticide; Happiest When: With Rog!; Salient Characteristic: Kleenex; Probable Fate: Chief fumigator in Fairhaven; Activ¬ ities: Pep Squad: 1; Girls’ Club: 1, 2, 3, 4; Home¬ making Club: 2; Future Nurses: 1, 2, 3 Vice-Presi¬ dent 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 LINDA MARGOT GUSTAFSON Gussy” Business When there’s fun she’s always in it, never still for half a minute.” Born: October 11, 1948; Ambition: To become a Legal Secretary; Favorite Expression: So what if we get in trouble”; Pet Peeve: People who don’t understand me; Suppressed Desire: To have the world see things my way; Happiest When: I get my own way; Salient Characteristic: confusion; Probable Fate: comedienne; Activities: Homemaking Club: 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club: ' 1 MARGARET MARIE HAALAND Mugsy” Business She looks quiet as a lamb, but look again.” Born: January 5, 1949; Ambition: To become an air¬ line stewardess; Favorite Expression: Get out”; Pet Peeve: People who get mad at every little thing; Suppressed Desire: To be a millionairess; Happiest When: With my friends; Salient Characteristic: Gussy; Probable Fate: Bankruptcy; Activities: Homemaking Club; 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 3. JOSEPH HAMPSON Joe” General I say little but who knows what I think.” Born: January 11, 1948; Ambition: To do radio and television work; Favorite Expression: ' What’s new?”; Pet Peeve: Study hall; Suppressed Desire: To be a good roller; Happiest When: Lunch period begins; Salient Characteristic: Motor Scooter; Probable Fate: King of the Roller Derby. DAVID JOSEPH HARTIGAN Dave” Business He’s such a good fellow we wish he were twins.” Born: December 28, 1948; Ambition: To get a college education; Favorite Expression: Take it easy.”; Pet Peeve: Losing my library card; Suppressed Desire: To be back on Magnolia Avenue; Happiest When: With the guys at Fairhaven Pharmacy; Salient Characteristic: Anthony School basketball court; Probable Fate: Mag¬ nolia Avenue investment broker; Activities: Baseball 3, 4; Key Club 4. LESLIE ANN HAYWARD Les” College I see and keep still.” Born: January 4, 1949; Ambition: To go to college and be a secretary; Favorite Expression; What a riot!”; Pet Peeve: Crowded locker rooms; Suppressed Desire: To play my clarinet in Carnegie Hall; Happiest When: We win a game; Salient Characteristic: Smothered laugh; Probable Fate: One of the Galaxies; Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1; French Club 2, 4; Spray Staff 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4. ANNE MARIE LOUISE HEBERT Anne” General I chatter, chatter as I go.” Born: October 23, 1948; Ambition: To be a biology teacher; Favorite Expression: Well Pet Peeve: Unhappy people; Suppressed Desire: To own the world’s largest snake collection; Happiest When: With someone I love; Salient Characteristic: Gab; Probable Fate: Snake charmer; Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ADAM HENRIQUES Billy Brutus” College I do what I please, and I do it with ease.” Born: January 3, 1948; Ambition: To be an educated bum; Favorite Expression: Surely you jest” Pet Peeve: Suspicious bartenders; Suppressed Desire: To be in a higher tax bracket; Happiest When: Down under; Salient Characteristic: Mistakes in Chemistry experi¬ ments; Probable Fate: Mad scientist. NANCY HIGGINS Nanse” Business Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” Born: June 18, 1948; Ambition; Become a private secretary; Favorite Expression: What can I say?”: Pet Peeve: No Senior privileges; Suppressed Desire: To out talk Thomasina; Happiest When: Pussy footin’; Salient Characteristic: Petiteness; Probable Fate: Sneak thief; Activities: Future Teachers: 1, 2; Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; President: 4; String Orchestra: 1, 2, 3, 4; Orches¬ tra 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus: 1, 2; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee 3; Huttlestonian Staff 4 JANE ANNWRIGHT HILLER Janie” College Her aim is upward and onward forever.” Born: April 1, 1948; Ambition: To be a diplomat or a professor; Favorite Expression: Good grief”; Pet Peeve: Illiteracy; Suppressed Desire: To open a dis¬ cotheque in the Old Auditorium and call it Henry”; Flappiest When: conscientiously wasting time with the kids; Salient Characteristic: Activities; Probable Fate: Page in the Library of Congress; Activities: Art Club 1; Class Executive Board 1, 4; Pep Squad 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; String Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Spray Class Editor 1, 2, 3, 4; Head of Literary Department of Spray 3, 4; Traffic Squad 1; Vice-President of French Club 2; Secretary of French Club 4; French Club 3; Girls’ basketball 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Vice-President 4 ; Huttlestonian Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor-in-chief 4 THOMASINA HOGAN Tom” Business It’s a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” Born: October 31, 1947; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: Get over it”; Pet Peeve: People who yell at me; Suppressed Desire: To move back to Elm Avenue; Happiest When: I win an argument with Marty Henriques; Salient Characteristic: Laugh; Probable Fate: orphanage manager; Activities: Basket¬ ball 1, 3; Pep Squad 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee: 3; Business Club 3; Future Nurses 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 ROBERT EDWARD HOLMES Bob” College Born: March 7, 1948; Ambition: To travel; Favorite Expression: Right!” Happiest When: Not in Math Class; Salient Characteristic: B.P.M. Pet Peeve: In¬ considerate drivers; Suppressed Desire: To win at Sebring; Probable Fate: Pit boy for Jimmy Clark; Activities: Track 1, 2; Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3 ALAN JOSEPH HOLUBESKO Holli” College A penny for your thoughts.” Born: December 22, 1948; Ambition: Attend college and receive a commission in the Marine Corps; Fav¬ orite Expression: Don’t play games!” Pet Peeve: Calis¬ thenics; Suppressed Desire: Rule Poland; Happiest When: No football practice; Salient Characteristic: Relaxed; Probable Fate: President of Poland; Activities: Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Chess Club 3 gasmMRmMi MICHAEL EDWARD HOULE Mike” College Music is my world.” Born: July 1, 1948; Ambition: To equal Charles Gib¬ son; Favorite Expression: Right”; Pet Peeve: Tone- deaf musicians; Suppressed Desire: To do something on time; Happiest When: At GBYSO workshop; Salient Characteristic: Reserved; Probable Fate: Leader of the Salvation Army Band; Activities: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3- JOYCE CAROL ISHERWOOD College Oh, her best accomplishment is hard to tell, she does so many things so well.” Born: December 15, 1948; Ambition: To be a French teacher; Favorite Expression: Check it out”; Pet Peeve: English themes; Suppressed Desire: To see the Fair- haven team go undefeated; Happiest When: I have some place to go; Salient Characteristic: The Red Sled; Probable Fate: Onion peeler at A W; Activities: Stu¬ dent Council 1, 2; Girls’ Club 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head 4; Class Secretary 2; French Club 3, 4 Vice- President 4; Class executive board 4; Spray Staff 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4. HENRY JACHNA, JR. Hank” General If silence is golden, then I’m rich.” Born: November 19, 1947; Ambition: State Trooper; Favorite Expression: We all can’t be winners”; Pet Peeve: Activity Day; Suppressed Desire: To play major league baseball; Happiest When: With that certain person; Salient Characteristic: Baseball; Probable Fate: Batboy; Activities: Track 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Huttles¬ tonian Business Staff 4 LOGAN ROBERT JASON Loggie” General He lived at ease.” Born: June 21, 1948; Ambition: Scientist; Favorite Expression: Difficult people”; Pet Peeve: English; Suppressed Desire: To own a yacht; Happiest When: Sleeping; Salient Characteristic: Tiredness; Probable Fate: Another Rip Van Winkle. DARA ANN JOHNSON College A dog, a dog, my kingdom for a dog.” Born: October 8, 1948; Ambition: To do well in col¬ lege; Favorite Expression: Good Grief”; Pet Peeve: Running the six hundred; Suppressed Desire: To write a book; Happiest When: There’s no school, and I can sleep; Salient Characteristic: her laborador retriever; Probable Fate: Director of the Animal Rescue League; Activities: Clothing 1, 3; Girls’ Basketball 1; Spanish Club 4; Girls’ Glee Club 2. J. EDWIN JONES Ned” College A girl a day keeps the homework away.” Born: December 5, 1948; Ambition: To be an electrical engineer; Favorite Expression: What can I say?’’; Pet Peeve: Curly hair; Suppressed Desire: To graduate from college; Happiest When: Not in School; Salient Characteristic; Sharp clothes; Probable Fate: Model for Toni ; Activities: Tennis: 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Traffic Squad: 3- JO-ANN KIDD College It’s a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” Born: July 31, 1948; Ambition: To go to college; Favorite Expression: Hey wait! I have to go to the ...” Pet Peeve: A dimple in the chin; Suppressed Desire: To own the Nestles Chocolate Company; Hap¬ piest When: Eating toll house cookies; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Trips to the .... Probable Fate: Rest Room attendant; Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers 1, 4; Junior Prom Court 3; Huttlestonian Staff 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH KROGH Sue” Business Life’s too short, why worry?” Born: November 3, 1948; Ambition: To get a job in New York; Favorite Expression: We gotta get out of this place.” Pet Peeve: School; Suppressed Desire: To run away to England; Happiest When: I’m out with my friends; Salient Characteristic: Straight hair; Probable Fate: 5th Beatle; Activities: Homemaking 3. BARBARA ANN KSZYSTYNIAK College Individuality is the root of everything good.” Born: February 17, 1949; Ambition: To take over Mrs. Di’s job; Favorite Expression: Barf!”; Pet Peeve: Conscientious people; Suppressed Desire: To become a Minister; Happiest When: I’ll never tell”, Salient Characteristic-. Individuality; Probable Fate: Director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir; Activities: Orches¬ tra 1, 2, 3, 4; String Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2; Art Club 1; Pep Squad 1; Spray Staff 2, 3; French Club 3; Huttlestonian Staff 4. RITA WANDA LAMPARA Business My tongue within my lips I rein, for who talks much must talk in vain.” Born: December 10, 1948; Ambition: To become a Secretary; Favorite Expression: C’est la vie”; Pet Peeve: Homework; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: I’m downtown with my friends; Salient Characteristic: Quietness; Probable Fate: Another Magellan; Activities: Homemaking Club 2 . PATRICK ANDREW LANG Rapid” College The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business.” Born: April 1, 1948; Ambition: To become a Clinical Psychologist; Favorite Expression: I almost care”; Pet Peeve: Leaving Senior parties early; Suppressed Desire: To strap a surfboard to my scooter and head for the Cape; Happiest When: Hanging around Fair- haven Pharmacy; Salient Characteristic: Red hair; Prob¬ able Fate: Ale taster; Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Class Executive Board 1, 2; Key Club Executive Board 2, President 4, Corresponding Secretary 3; Boy’s State 3; Student Government Day; Junior Prom Committee; Huttlestonian Staff, Sports Editor 4. NANCY ERNESTINE LAVOIE Business Serious but not sober; quiet but not idle.” Born: July 16, 1947; Ambition: To become a nurse; Favorite Expression: Tuff or what!” Pet Peeve: My alarm clock going off at 6:00; Suppressed Desire: To see a flying saucer land in my back yard; Happiest When: With Dennis; Salient Characteristic: Dennis; Probable Fate: Martian; Activities: Homemaking Club 2, 3; Future Nurses 4. RICHARD JAMES LAWSON Rick” College Why should life all labor be?” Born: February 17, 1949; Ambition: To become a Pharmacist; Favorite Expression: The wonderfulness of it all”; Pet Peeve: Trying to find a parking space; Suppressed Desire: To hang Mr. Drapeau from the nearest vector; Happiest When: Bothering the clerks at Acushnet Pharmacy on my day off; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Excuses; Probable Fate: Parking attendant; Activities; Track 1; Student Government Day 2; Hut¬ tlestonian Staff 1, 2, 3. RANDALL ABBOTT LEISEY Randy” College An hour for toi l, a day for sports.” Born: April 24, 1948; Ambition: To be a lawyer; Favorite Expression: I guess so”; Pet Peeve: Nobody tells me anything; Suppressed Desire: To never grow up; Happiest When: Competing athletically; Salient Characteristic: Friendliness; Probable Fate: Another Peter Pan; Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Class Executive Board 3; Student Council 3, 4; President 4; Boy’s State; Mixed Chorus 4; Class President 4; French Club Treasurer 4; Huttlestonian 4. CAROL ANN LONGO Carol” Business Man has his will, but woman has her way.” Born: November 19, 1948; Ambition: To succeed; Favorite Expression: Right!”; Pet Peeve: Janis Curcio and Cindy Tetrault; Suppressed Desire: To own a Jaguar XKE; Happiest When: Censored!”; Salient Characteristic: Cello; Probable Fate: Dragster; Activities: Orchestra 2, 3, 4; String Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Band 3; Southeastern District Concert 1, 3; Pops Concert Decorating Committee 3; Art Club 2; Monitor 2; Huttlestonian 4, Huttlestonian Business Staff 4 DENNIS MICHAEL LOPES College We don’t all of us do what we want, do us?” Born: August 13, 1948; Ambition: To be a state trooper; Favorite Expression: No, no, no, no; Pet Peeve: Lunch line; Suppressed Desire: To become a star; Happiest When: Sleeping; Salient Characteristic: Talking in Study 7; Probable Fate: Bartender at the Skipper; Activities: Football 1, 3;. vudio Visual Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Spray Stair 4; Baseball 4. JOHN LOPES John” General A little nonsense now and then is pleasant.” Born: October 18, 1948; Ambition: To own my own liquor store; Favorite Expression: Yeah, I’m all right;” Pet Peeve: Policemen; Suppressed Desire: To leave this town; Happiest When: Far away from Fairhaven; Salient Characteristic: Day-dreaming; Probable Fate: Honorary Citizen of Fairhaven. JOSEPH PAUL LOPES Joe” General Remember, Napoleon was a little man.” Born: December 25, 1948; Ambition: To make a mil¬ lion dollars; Favorite Expression: Whoopee! Hats and Horns!”; Pet Peeve: People without manners; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To get a good education; Happiest When: It’s 2:05; Salient Characteristic: Shortness; Probable Fate: Insurrectionist; Activities: Spanish Club 4 . BRUCE WAYNE LORD Lord’s” General Words won’t describe him . . . he’s simply himself.” Born: March 21, 1948; Ambition: To make a career of playing the guitar. Favorite Expression: Huh?”; Pet Peeve: Knowing my ambition could never come true; Suppressed Desire: To be a bachelor and raise my kids the same way; Happiest When: Sleeping late in the morning (and after school); Salient Characteristic: One big curl; Probable Fate; A guitarist in a Greenwich Village coffee shop; Activities: Bowling 3; Chess Club 3. JACK R. LORRAINE Bird man” College To speak his thoughts is every human’s right.” Born: December 30, 1946; Ambition: To own a 32’ yawl; Favorite Expression: Hi!”; Pet Peeve: Home¬ work (study); Suppressed Desire: To sail a 12-meter for the American Cup; Happiest When: Sailing; Salient Characteristic: Sweaters; Probable Fate: First in a sail¬ boat race around the world; Activities: Football 1; Model Building Club 2; Chess Club 3; Art Club 4, Treasurer. ROGER LUSSIER Business Yes, an’ no an’ mebbee not.” Born: February 8, 1948; Ambition: To become a C.P.A.; Bet Peeve: Pacifists; Suppressed Desire: To go to col¬ lege; Happiest When: On a winning team; Salient Characteristic; Answers; Probable Fate: Insurrectionist; Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Football 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4. LOUIS RICHARD MACEDO Lou” Business I know I’m not handsome, but 50,000 women can’t be wrong.” Born: April 30, 1948; Ambition: To enter the business world; Favorite Expression: Forget it!”; Pet Peeve: My car; Suppressed Desire: To own a brand new G.T.O.; Happiest When: With my girl; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Flirting; Probable Fate: Tycoon; Activities: Library Club 1; Typing 2, 3, 4. MARY JANE MACHADO MJ” Business When Nature has work to be done, she creates a genius to do it.” Born: December 1, 1948; Ambition: To be a secretary; Favorite Expression: That’s all right”; Pet Peeve: Phonies; Suppressed Desire: To go to Annapolis; Hap¬ piest When: Getting an A” from Mrs. Howland; Salient Characteristic: Efficiency; Probable Fate: Naval Spy; Activities: Business Club 3; Executive Board 3; Office Assistant 3; AFS Club 4, Treasurer; Huttles¬ tonian Staff 4; Office Assistant 4. ROBERT DOUGLAS MACKAY Doug” General For every why he had a wherefore.” Born: October 23, 1947; Ambition: To drive a dragster; Favorite Expression: Come on-hah?”; Pet Peeve: Gussy”; Suppressed Desire: To have a raid at F. H. S.; Happiest When: With Cindy; Salient Characteristic: Hair; Probable Fate: To race at Indianapolis; Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad 1; Metal Working 3, 4; KAREN MADEIRA College Ere thought could wed itself with speech.” Born: October 1, 1948; Ambition: To become a die¬ tician; Favorite Expression: Oh, heart!”; Pet Peeve: Sarcastic remarks; Suppressed Desire: To have a whole year of weekends; Happiest When: With Earle; Salient Characteristic: Studying; Probable Fate: Inventor of a new calendar; Activities: Art Club 1; Pep Squad 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Bowling League 3; Girls’ Glee Club 2; Clothing Club 2, Homemaking Club 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4. BETTY ANN MARTIN College Never worries, never frets. Always jolly and full of pep.” Born: November 5, 1948; Ambition: Laboratory tech¬ nician; Favorite Expression: That’s just about average”; Pet Peeve: Aggressive saleswomen; Suppressed Desire: To rid myself of Nancy; Happiest When: With Wally; Salient Characteristic: Wally; Probable Fate: Taxi driver; Activities: Basketball 1, 2. DAVID JOSEPH MARUJO Dave” Business Three days of the week I don’t worry: yester¬ day, today and tomorrow.” Born: July 5, 1948; Ambition: To work and become great; Favorite Expression: Check it out”; Pet Peeve: English classes; Suppressed Desire: To be an Olympic high jumper; Happiest When: Out on a date; Salient Characteristic: Track Shoes; Probable Fate: Casanova II; Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID MICHAEL McCOMBE Dave” College Quiet as a cyclone.” Born: February 18, 1948; Ambition: To be a Naval officer and successful; Favorite Expression: You wish it”; Pet Peeve: English themes; Suppressed Desire: To attend the Naval Academy; Happiest When: Win¬ ning in sports; Salient Characteristic: Talking; Probable Fate: Swabby; Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2; Library aid 1, 2; Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer Executive Board 2, 4; Football manager 2; Student Government Day 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Key Club 3, 4; Spray Staff 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Huttles- tonian Staff 4. GILBERT CHARLES MEDEIROS Gil” College A sure success he will be, for he does all things efficiently.” Born: August 21, 1948; Ambition: To become a teacher; Favorite Expression: Doggone it!”; Pet Peeve: The Red Sox team; Suppressed Desire: To take Curt Gowdy’s job; Happiest When: Watching a ballgame; Salient Characteristic: Satire; Probable Fate: Sports announcer; Activities: Basketball statistician 1, 2, 3, 4; Spray Staff 2, 3; Head of the Sports Department 4; Baseball 1, 2. PAULINE RITA MEDEIROS Paula” Business A reliable gal—on her we can always depend.” Born: March 2, 1948; Ambition: To succeed in life; Favorite Expression: But of course!”; Pet Peeve: Guys who think they’re all IT”; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world with Iliya Kuryakin; Happiest When: Out of school, having fun; Salient Characteristic: Authority; Probable Fate: Globe trotter; Activities: Art Club 1, 2; Office assistant 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Business Club Executive Board 3; AFS Club 4. SUSAN ANN MENDELL Monk” College For me the week begins on Tuesday.” Born: December 29, 1948; Ambition: To become a doctor of medicine; Favorite Expression: Bad news”; Pet Peeve: Girls who can’t fasten their own garters; Suppressed Desire: Play the brass beast” (tuba) in Symphony Hall; Happiest When: Eating hamburgers at Howdy’s; Salient Characteristic: Tardiness; Probable Fate: Chef; Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; String Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; French Club 4; Volleyball 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4. JOYCE IRENE MILLER Red” College A merry soul is a gift of nature.” Born: December 14, 1948; Ambition: To own a horse ranch in Wyoming; Favorite Expression: It takes brains”; Pet Peeve: Teachers who won’t let me talk in study halls; Suppressed Desire: To own a 66” Isisnado; Happiest When: At the Lincoln Park Dis¬ cotheque; Salient Characteristic: Freckles; Probable Fate: Married to a cowboy; Activities: French Club 2. VIOLET MILLS General Why take life seriously? You’ll never get out of it alive.” Born: September 27, 1948; Ambition: Undecided; Favorite Expression: You’re crazy too.”; Pet Peeve ' . Alarm clocks; Suppressed Desire: To burn all N.E.C. books; Happiest When: 2:05 bell rings; Salient Characteristic: Dry humor; Probable Fate: Another Lucille Ball VIRGINIA ANN MORGAN Ginnie” College The mildest manners and the gentlest heart.” Born: January 13, 1949; Favorite Expression: Well, my father said!”; Pet Peeve: Not being heard; Sup¬ pressed Desire: College; Happiest When: Being heard; Salient Characteristic; Quietness; Probable Fate: Micro¬ scope manufacturer; Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; String Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1; Girls Glee Club 1; Football Queens’ Court 2; Huttlestonian Staff 4. NANCY DOROTHY MORRIS Nanse” College She takes life with an easy swing, content with whatever it may bring.” Born: June 5, 1948; Ambition: College; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Sorry ’bout that;” Pet Peeve: Cutting school gravy; Suppressed Desire: To rid myself of Betty; Happiest When: With the kids; Salient Characteristic: Rings; Probable Fate: To stow away on the Topeka”; Activities: Student Council 1, 2; Class Executive Board 1; French Club 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. 2; Pep Squad 1, 2; Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Southeastern Mass. District Representative 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; String Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Spray Staff 4; Huttlestonian Senior Editor 4; Auditions Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. w SANDRA LEE MORRIS Sandy” College Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes.” Born: March 2, 1948; Ambition: To be a Man from U.N.C.L.E.: Favorite Expression: Cool”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To rule the world; Happiest When: Sleeping; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Pills; Probable Fate: Head Cheerleader for the Boston Patriots; Activities: Girls’ Basketball 1; Softball 1; Class President 1, 2, 3,; Student Council 1, 4; Traffic Squad 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Queen’s Court 3; Class Vice- President 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4; ANNE NESSE Annie” College She says little but thinks a lot.” Born: October 29, 1948; Ambition: Teach third grade; Favorite Expression: If you’re so smart, why aren’t you rich?” Pet Peeve: Homework; Suppressed Desire: Go to Norway and be a Viking; Happiest When: Shopping; Salient Characteristic: Long Hair; Probable Fate: Leif Erickson’s sidekick. SUSAN JAYNE NICHOLSON Sue” College Work fascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours.” Born: April 13, 1948; Ambition: To be a nurse. Favorite Expression: Why me?”; Pet Peeve: Curly hair; Suppressed Desire: To own a Volkswagen; Happiest When: Buying clothes; Salient Characteristic: Tareytons; Probable Fate: Saleswoman at Byron’s; Activities: Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Pep Squad 1, 2; Traffic Squad 2. ROBERT LEON NICKERSON JR. Robbie” College Some think he is bashful, but others doubt it.” Born: April 23, 1947; Ambition: Electronics Engineer; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: English Teachers; Suppressed Desire: To be one of them college guys; Happiest When: Fishing; Salient Characteristic: Candy; Probable Fate: To run a candy store. RONNIE ALAN NICKERSON Nicky” College A quiet, pleasant manner wins many friends.” Born: October 31, 1948; Ambition: Art teaching (secondary education); Favorite Expression: Don’t get your blood in a boil”; Pet Peeve: English teachers and English in general; Suppressed Desire: To destroy the English language; Happiest When: Out of school and away from English teachers; Salient Characteristic: Art room; Probable Fate: Another DaVinci; Activities: Art Club 3, 4. 118 MICHAEL NOVAK Mike” College He is part of all he has met.” Born: August ' 25, 1947; Ambition: To do something really good in life; Favorite Expression: No problem Pet Peele: Being in a large city Saturday morn¬ ings; Suppressed Desire: To see more American youths in South America; Happiest When: Doing something which is worthwhile; Salient Characteristic: Courtesy; Probable Fate: Ambassador to the U.S. from Argentina; Activities: A.F.S. Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Football 4; Spray Staff 4. BARRY EDWARD OLIVEIRA Barry” General But all God’s angels come to us disguised.” Born: July 28, 1948; Ambition: To own a fast Chevy”; Favorite Expression: Be calm”; Pet Peeve: Fords; Suppressed Desire: Drive a dragster on Main Street; Happiest When: Censored”; Salient Characteristic: Church key; Probable Fate: Winner of the Indianapolis 500”; Activities: Metal Working Club 3, 4, URSULA M. OSTNEBERG Urs” College A little quiet but full of fun.” Born: December 25, 1948; Ambition: Designer; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Twang; Pet Peeve: People who talk about things they know nothing about; Suppressed Desire: To meet John Lennon; Happiest When: Think¬ ing about John Lennon; Salient Characteristic: Beatle magazines; Probable Fate: Live in England and marry John; Activities: Homemaking club 3, 4. EDMOND PHILIP PATNAUDE Ed” College People who make no noise are dangerous.” Born: January 24, 1948; Ambition: To graduate from college; Favorite Expression: - Pet Peeve: People; Suppressed Desire: To own a Ferrari; Happiest When: Alone; Salient Characteristic: Slide rule; Prob¬ able Fate: Scientist. STEVEN PEMBERTON Pern” General Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we go to school.” Born: April 17, 1948; Ambition: To own a Ram- charger”; Favorite Expression: Don’t crowd me in.” Pet Peeve: Fords and fat girls; Suppressed Desire: To destroy the Ford industry; Happiest When: With girls; Salient Characteristic: Bright red car; Probable Fate: Ford mechanic; Activities: Metal-working 3, 4. KATHY LYNNE PERRY Business Her stature small, her nature gay.” Born: February 16, 1948; Ambition: To be a secretary; Favorite Expression: Oh brother”; Pet Peeve: Girls’ locker section; Suppressed Desire: To put elevators in F.H.S.; Happiest When: A weekend rolls around; Salient Characteristic: Blond hair; Probable Fate: Secre¬ tary to Lady Clairol; Activities: Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Girls’ Club 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Homemaking Club 3, 4. NADINE CHERYL ANN PERRY Dee-dee” Business My patience is now at end.” Born: May 5, 1947; Ambition: To become a private secretary; Favorite Expression: You’ve got to be kidding!” Pet Peeve: Aftersession; Suppressed Desire: To have a good job and a happy, wholesome life; Happiest When: At a party or a dance; Salient Char¬ acteristic: ' TST Probable Fate: Go-go dancer; Activ¬ ities: Art Club 3, Library Club 4. NANCY ALICE PERRY College Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” Born: December 12, 1948; Ambition: To be a good nurse; Favorite Expression: Really”; Pet Peeve: When nothing to do and no good book to read in study hall; Suppressed Desire: When lined up for height to be about 10th instead of 3rd; Happiest When: Reading a good book in study hall; Salient Characteristic: Quiet¬ ness; Probable Fate: To run Ding-Dong School; Activities: Pep Squad 1, 2, Homemaking Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3. EVERETT CONROY PHILLA Salt” General Life’s too short, why worry?” Born: September 5, 1948; Ambition: Not to own a garage; Favorite Expression: Censored”; Pet Peeve: Dull movies in classes; Suppressed Desire: To get my car started when I want it to; Happiest When: Pockets are full of money; Salient Characteristic: T’ Bird; Probable Fate: College; Activities: Football 3, 4, Art Club 4. PAUL ANDREW REGAN Business Men of few words are the best men.” Born: March 20, 1949; Ambition: Accountant; Favorite Expression: So what”; Pet Peeve: Small lockers; Suppressed Desire: To go to college; Happiest When: Driving; Salient Characteristic: Sneeze; Probable Fate: To teach typing. FRANCES REGO Frani” Business ”1 laughed and sang and danced and talked.” Born: September 24, 1948; Ambition: To go to college and get a high paying job, or marry a millionaire; Favorite Expression: Right on!” Pet Peeve: Ignorance, contradiction, and spazos; Suppressed Desire: To become a great dramatic actress and win an Oscar; Happiest When: Playing cards in study hall with Sheila and when with the Munchkins; Salient Characteristic: colored nylons; Probable Fate: Telephone operator; Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Homemaking Club 1; Girls’ Glee Club 1; Office assistant 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Spray Staff 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Club 2, 3. Huttlestonian Business Staff 4 JOYCE RENAUD College Sincerity and gaiety in one friendly person.” Born: August 26, 1948; Ambition: To be a lab tech¬ nician; Favorite Expression: Forget it, just forget it.” Pet Peeve: Arguments; Suppressed Desire: To be a lifeguard at the Fort; Happiest When: Out with the kids; Salient Characteristic: Gary; Probable Fate: To own a piece of Fort Phoenix; Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 1, 2; Class Executive Board 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Huttles¬ tonian Staff 4. JOSEPH MANUEL REZENDES Joe Rez” General Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow.” Born: August 20, 1947; Ambition: To stay a bachelor; Favorite Expression: Hello there”; Suppressed Desire: To become a bachelor; Happiest When: On a date; Probable Fate: Happily married businessman. TERRENCE MICHAEL RIOUX College Life is too short to frown at” Born: March 19, 1948; Ambition: To be a Marine Biologist; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: Homework; Suppressed Desire: To drive a G.T.O.; Happiest When: Not in school; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Grin; Probable Fate: Paleontologist; Activ¬ ities: Football 2, 4 KRISTINE RISDAL Tina” College I have a heart with room for every joy.” Born: September 1, 1948; Ambition: To be a hair¬ dresser; Favorite Expression: Are you kidding!!”; Pet Peeve: Having three study halls in a row and no home¬ work to do; Suppressed Desire: To be a natural blonde; Happiest When: Seeing F.H.S. basketball and football teams win; Salient Characteristic: Football and Basketball games; Probable Fate: Doing Nice and Easy” commercials; Activities: Pep Squad 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Bowling League 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Picture Not Available RICHARD ANTHONY ROCHA Dick” General What I want most out of school is myself.” Born: May 27, 1947; Ambition: To enter the service; Favorite Expression: What’s in the bag?” Pet Peeve: Cutting in the lunch line; Suppressed Desire: To drive the Indy 500”; Happiest When: Making money; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Monitor post; Probable Fate: De¬ tective; Activities: Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA JOYCE ROSE General Simplicity is her foremost charm.” Born: October 6, 1948; Ambition: To be an I.B.M. oper¬ ator; Favorite Expression: Forget it, too!” Pet Peeve: Weekdays; Suppressed Desire: To live in New York; Happiest When: The weekend comes; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Calmness; Probable Fate: New York taxicab driver; Activities: Homemaking Club 4. SUSAN LOUISE ROSS Rosco” College Laughter and liveliness make life worthwhile.” Born: March 3, 1948, Ambition: To become a famous painter; Favorite Expression: Unreal” Pet Peeve: Senior Class teachers’ pets; Suppressed Desire: To marry a millionaire politician and become 1st lady; Happiest When: Eating; Salient Characteristic: Earrings; Prob¬ able Fate: Actress in a Beach Party movie; Activities: Pep Squad 1, Future Nurses 1, Future Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4, Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, French Club 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Prom Court 3, Class ' Secretary 3. NANCY JANE RUEST Nance” College Her quietness speaks for itself.” Born: January 1, 1948; Ambition: To be a nurse; Pet Peeve: Over-crowded locker rooms; Suppressed Desire: To replace F.H.S. stairs with escalators; Hap¬ piest When: Babysitting; Salient Characteristic: Speech class; Probable Fate: Orphanage manager; Activities: Future Nurses’ Club 4. LEO ST. DON General ' He lived at ease.” CAROL L. SCHLAIS (general A quiet mind to pass the quiet hour.” Picture Not Available DONNA ELINOR SHURTLEFF Ponsy” Business A little quiet, a lot of fun, and gifted along more ways than one.” Born: November 23, 1948; Ambition: To become a sec¬ retary; Favorite Expression: Really?”; Pet Peeve: People who don’t practice what they preach; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: With the kids; Salient Characteristic: Cold feet; Probable Fate: Manufacturer of woolen socks; Activities: Girls’ Basketball Statistician 1, 2, 4; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 3; Secretary 4; Vocaliers 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls’ Glee Club 1; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Business Club 3; Marching Band 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4.- MICHAEL STANSON SIKORSKI College It isn’t what you do; it’s what you’re caught doing.” Born: August 15, 1948; Ambition: To paint the largest mural in the world; Favorite Expression: Peasant”; Pet Peeve: Idle chatter; Suppressed Desire: To become an artist; Happiest When: Painting; Salient Character¬ istic: Tissues; Probable Fate: Another John Gnagy. LINDA MARIE SILVIA Mimi” Business She puts all her troubles in the bottom of her heart, and then sits on the lid and smiles.” Born: January 16, 1949; Ambition: To go to college; Favorite Expression: That’s life”; Pet Peeve: Being told what to do; Suppressed Desire: To go to the Italian Riviera with Tillie, Bat, and Czar; Happiest When: With the kids; Salient Characteristic: Beautiful hair; Probable Fate: Doing shampoo commercials; Activities: Pep Squad 1; Homemaking Club 1, 2; Secretary 3; Art Club Secretary 4. Huttlestonian Business Staff 4 ERIC ANTHONY SIMMONS College He knows what is what.” Born: September 9, 1948; Ambition: to study mechan¬ ical engineering; Favorite Expression: You just might live”; Pet Peeve: Physics Tests; Suppressed Desire: To be a folk-singer; Happiest When: Reading letters from Virginia; Salient Characteristic; Slide rule; Prob¬ able Fate: Husband of Joan Baez; Activities: Track 1; Art Club 2; Huttlestonian Staff 4. DAVID BENJAMIN SIMPKIN Dave” College ' Come what may, he’ll find a way” Born: January 26, 1947; Ambit ibn: To become a scien¬ tist and mathematician; Pet Peeve: Writing composi¬ tions; Suppressed Desire: To get an A in English; Happiest When: Finishing a challenging math problem; Salient Characteristic: Pocket calculator; Probable Fate: Math whiz JANET ROSE SIMPKIN Jan” General So quiet, we hardly knew that she was there.” Born: April 5, 1948; Ambition: To be a success; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Oh Boy!”; Pet Peeve: People who think they are it ; Suppressed Desire: To put elevators in F.H.S.; Happiest When: I am with a certain person; Salient Characteristic: Barretts; Probable Fate: Elevator operator; Activities: Library Club 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. JONATHAN CARTER SIMPSON John” General Quiet, but sociable.” Born: February 11, 1949; Ambition: To be a TV tech¬ nician; Pet Peeve: Homework; Suppressed Desire: To become rich; Happiest When: I have a lot of money; Salient Characteristic: Smile; Probable Fate: Professor. PRISCILLA ROSE SMITH Pris” Business In my Ford I have room for you and you and tf Born: May 30, 1948; Ambition: To obtain an L.P.N. li¬ cense from Cape Cod Hospital; Favorite Expression: Oh, you’re kidding”; Pet Peeve: Women drivers; Suppressed Desire: To have my own car; Happiest When: With Armand; Salient Characteristic: Station wagon; Probable Fate: Married to Armand; Activities: Homemaking Club 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Spray Staff 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Future Nurses 4. RICHARD FERNANDES SOUZA Skin” General I would be better if I could, but it’s awful lonesome being good.” Born: October 19, 1947; Ambition: To graduate; Favorite Expression: You’re all right, the world’s wrong; Pet Peeve: N.Y. Giants; Suppressed Desire: To go to Green Bay; Happiest When: Out of school; Salient Characteristic: Skin; Probable Fate: Water boy for the Packers; Activities: Football 1, 2. ARTHUR DONALD SUPRENANT Soupe” General A quahoging we will go . . . Hi-Ho-A-Dear- I-O!” Born: July 5, 1948; Ambition: To become rich; Favorite Expression: straight”; Pet Peeve: Work; Suppressed Desire: To find a million dollars; Happiest When: Drinking with the boys; Salient Characteristic: Muscles; Probable Fate: Mr. America. DAVID KENNETH SYKES Dave” College Friendly and gay, cheery as a day.” Born: February 15, 1949; Ambition: To be a pilot; Pet Peeve: Hunting without a gun; Suppressed Desire: To drive a hearse; Salient Characteristic: Excuses; Probable Fate: Airborne undertaker; Activities: football 1; bowling 2, 3- PAULINE ANNE SYLVIA Paul” Business A charm to know; a friend to have.” Born: December 12, 1948; Ambition: To continue working in an office; Favorite Expression: That’s right”; Pet Peeve: People who drive too slowly when I’m in a hurry; Suppressed Desire: To own a Corvette Stingray; Happiest When: With that special someone; Salient Characteristic: Buick; Probable Fate: Taxi driver; Activities: Glee Club 1; Junior Achievement 3; Girls’ Basketball 3. THOMAS EDWARD SZELIGA Czar” General Mischief .is where you find it; especially if he’s behind it.” Born: October 29, 1948; Ambition: To be a chef; Favorite Expression: Hi, kid”; Pet Peeve: Staying in; Suppressed Desire: To hit the Italian Riviera with Bat¬ man; Happiest When: In a good mood; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Hair; Probable Fate: Head cook at a Pizzeria; Activities: Football 1; Tennis 1, 2, 4; Key Club 3; Metal Working Club Treasurer 4; Bowling 4. JANE TAYLOR Jane” Business Always happy, always gay, always natural every day.” Born: December 20, 1947; Ambition: To get married; Suppressed Desire: To be able to drive to a Drive-In; Happiest When: Going someplace with Paul; Salient Characteristic: Mischief; Probable Fate: Living on Noose Neck; Activities: Homemaking Club 3. Huttlestonian Business Staff 4. 5 CYNTHIA CLAIRE TETRAULT Cindy” College Full of pep and fancy free, that’s the way she’s got to be.” Born: January 25, 1949; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: Beats me!”; Pet Peeve: Playing basketball against a six-foot girl; Suppressed Desire: To grow five inches so my .Chemistry apron won’t touch my ankles; Happiest When: I pass one of Mr. Malcolm’s math tests; Salient Characteristic: Sports; Probable Fate: Basketball player for girls’ Olympic team; Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3; String Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Band 3, 4; Future Teachers 1; Student Council 2; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Office Assistant 4; Huttlestonian 4. SUSAN CAROL TETRAULT Sue” College Always happy, always gay, always natural every day.” Born: December 30, 1947; Ambition: To be a registered nurse; Favorite Expression: Ask me if I care!”; Pet Peeve: Guys who think they are God’s gift to women; Suppressed Desire: To run an elevator service in the old building; Happiest When: With that special some¬ one; Salient Characteristic: Eyes; Probable Fate: Stuck in the school between the second and third floor; Activities: Art Club 1; Pep Squad 1, 2; Future Teachers 2, 3; Future Nurses 3, 4; Spray Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. SOLVEIG ANN THOMASSEN Solo” Business Friendly to all who cross her path.” Born: May 13, 1948; Ambition: To be a Dental Hygienist; Favorite Expression: Good enough”; Pet Peeve: People who pronounce the g” in my first name; Suppressed Desire: To go up” a down” escalator; Happiest When: It’s 2:05; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Thoughtfulness; Probable Fate: False teeth manu¬ facturer; Activities: Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Spray Staff 4; Library assistant 2; Library Club 2; Business Club Executive Board 3; Huttlestonian Staff 4. CAROL THOMPSON Business Never worries, never frets, always jolly and full of pep.” Born: June 2, 1947; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: Smartin’ up will ya ?!”; Pet Peeve: Junior class competition; Suppressed Desire: To have a party in the sickroom during third period; Happiest When: With Billy; Salient Characteristic: Driver’s license???; Probable Fate: The best soda jerk Browne’s ever had; Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,; Vocaliers 1; Pep Squad 1, 2; Band 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Girls’ Glee Club 2; Huttlestonian Staff 4. DIANE MARIE TOLLEFSEN De” Business Bubbling and laughing she lives her life.” Born: December 18, 1948; Ambition: To be a world famous designer; Favorite Expression: What a panic— mun-ga-de-pow!”; Pet Peeve: People who are critical of others; Suppressed Desire: To drive an XKE along the beaches of Malibu; Happiest When: Designing clothes, and painting abstracts; Salient Characteristic: Sig Midttun’s; Probable Fate: Cake decorator. Activities: Pep Squad: 1; Art Club: 2, 3, 4, President 4; Spray Staff: 2; Huttlestonian Business Staff 4. JEFFREY EDWARD TWAROG Twar-a” College He keeps us merry and amused all day, and helps to keep the gloom away.” Born: July 20, 1948; Ambition: To go to college; Favorite Expression: Slightly”; Pet Peeve: Getting sent to the end of the lunch line; Suppressed Desire: To beat Pancho Gonzales; Happiest When: Not work¬ ing; Salient Characteristic: Classroom disturbances; Prob¬ able Fate: Tennis instructor at F.H.S.; Activities: Tennis; 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club: 3; J.V. Basketball: 3; Spanish Club: 4; Huttlestonian Staff: 4 TIMOTHY J. TYSON Tim’ ' College He ’s taken his fun where he’s found it.” Born: July 9, 1948; Ambition: College; Favorite Expression: Cool it”; Pet Peeve: Woman drivers; Suppressed Desire: To ride the Halls of F.H.S. on a Harley-Davidson; Happiest When: I have a job; Salient Characteristic: Carol; Probable Fate: Grease monkey. CAROL ULRICHSEN College Follow me and thou shalt not lack amusement.” Born: September 23, 1948; Ambition: Nurse; Favorite Expression: You’ve got to be kidding”; Pet Peeve: Natural curly hair; Suppressed Desire: To attend Providence College; Happiest When: With Dave; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: P.C. Boy; Probable Fate: Married to Dave; Activities: Mixed Chorus: 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad: 1; Girls’ Glee Club: 2; J.A.: 2; Future Nurses 4; SHEILA MARY VENTOR She” Business Fun-loving and gay will always be her way.” Born: March 16, 1948; Ambition: To become a secre¬ tary; Favorite Expression: What can I say?”; Pet Peeve: Snobs; Suppressed Desire: To own a convertible; Happiest When: With a certain someone and playing cards with Frani in study hall; Salient Characteristic: Padanaram; Probable Fate: Card shark; Activities: Band 1, 2, 3 SANDRA LOUISE WADDINGTON Candi” General Life’s too short to frown at.” Born: May 24, 1948; Ambition: To be a nurse; Fa¬ vorite Expression: You gotta be kidding”; Pet Peeve: Kids who think they’re all it; Suppressed Desire: Blow up girls shower room; Happiest When: With Leo; Salient Characteristic: Leo; Probable Fate: Private nurse to Ben Casey; Activities: Pep Squad 1, Nurses Club 2; Basketball team 3; Mixed Ensemble 3 Huttlestonian Business Staff 4 i Business KAREN ALICE WAITT Kay” Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow.” Born: July 13, 1948; Ambition: To become a writer, succeed in life; Favorite Expression: Oh Gee!”; Pet Peeve: Monitors; Suppressed Desire: To write a criti¬ cism on a certain teacher; Happiest When: Nellie starts up; Salient Characteristic: Hillman; Probable Fate: Poet; Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Vocal Music 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad 2; Art Club: 4. PAUL ARTHUR WESOLY Wese” General What should men do but be merry.” Born: September 20, 1948; Ambition: To become an engineering draftsman; Favorite Expression: Nice play Shakespeare”; Pet Peeve: Math homework and physics word problems; Suppressed Desire: To burn Mrs. Kunz’s homework assignment book; Happiest When: With girls; Salient Characteristic: Early college ac¬ ceptance; Probable Fate: F.H.S. janitor; Activities: Track 1, 3, 4. DONA LYNN WETHERBEE Dona-bee” College A winning way, a pleasant smile, dressed so neat, and quite in style.” Born: August 29, 1948; Ambition: College; Favorite Expression: You’re kidding me”; Pet Peeve: Sharon’s sense of direction; Suppressed Desire: To go into the donut business with Suellen; Happiest When: I’m eating a donut; Salient Characteristic: Neatness; Prob¬ able Fate: Mrs. Clean; Activities: Girls’ Club 1, 2; Pep Squad 1; Future Nurses 1, 2; Student Council 3; Stu¬ dent Government Day 3; Junior Prom Committee 3 Junior Prom Court 3; Football Queen 3; Spanish Club President 4; Huttlestonia n St aff: 4. RANDALL EVERETT WHITTLE Randy” College I know I’m not handsome, but 50 thousand women can’t be wrong!” Born: June 7, 1948; Ambition: To sail around the world in a coconut shell; Favorite Expression: What can you do”; Pet Peeve: People in general; Suppressed Desire: To rule the world; Happiest When: Blissfully withdrawn; Salient Characteristic: Serenity; Probable Fate: Owner of B.P.M. Super Market; Activities: Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Student Council: 1; Huttlestonian: 4 WALTER SYLVESTER WLODYKA Wacky” College You’re only young once—after that I’ll have to think of another excuse.” Born: August 12, 1948; Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do; Favorite Expression: Check it out”; Pet Peeve: School lunches; Suppressed Desire: To win a gold medal at the State Meet; Happiest When: With Betty; Salient Characteristic: Friendliness; Prob¬ able Fate: Co-owner of a used car lot along with Betty; Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4. And where were all of Fairhaven’s chivalrous young gentlemen while this was going on?? EFEE-E-E-E-E! OOOO-O-O-O-O! AHHH-H-H-H-H! Wait, just wait till next Saturday!” Moooove ’em up! Head ’em out!” 129 The evening of May 7 was one of the most enchanting of our Junior year. The auditorium had been beauti¬ fully decorated and shone with the lights of the Aurora Borealis, which were reflected in mirror balls suspen¬ ded from the ceiling. We were greeted as we arrived by the Patrons and Patron¬ esses and then waltzed to the music of Lionel Ponte’s orchestra. unfar Elsie excitedly accepts her roses from last year’s queen Toni Rego The queen and her radiant court. 130 Elsie Sylvia was crowned Queen by last year’s Queen, Toni Rego. The Queen’s court consisted of Peggy Bouley, lady-in-waiting, ac¬ companied by Susan Ross, Jo-Ann Kidd, Sandra Morris, Andrea Da- vignon, Dona Wetherbee, Suellen Aiken, and Ann Delano. Follow¬ ing the coronation, the dancers par¬ ticipated in a Grand March. Our Junior Prom had been a dream which ended in reality that night, and will always remain as one of our fondest memories. prmtt Everyone awaits the grand march . . . . while visions of sugar plums danced in our heads ? ? 131 The Senior Mixed Chorus performs under the direction of Mrs. DiDomenico. All looked on as Raymond Fonseca, the Senior Class President, presents the symbolic mantle to Sandra Morris, the President of the Junior Class. Punier Jane Hiller receives the College Club Book Award. It was a beautiful spring day when we march¬ ed into the auditorium for the Junior Day Exer¬ cises. The day was one of happiness for we would receive the symbolic mantle of the Senior Class. The Juniors marched into the auditorium to the music of the orchestra. Next the Seniors solemnly paraded down the aisles and filed into their seats. 132 Kathy Texeira and Steve Messier dedicate the yearbook to Mrs. Knipe. Michael Houle plays his selection. A trombone solo was given by Michael Houle. Jane Hiller received the College Club Book Award, and Randall Leisey was the recipient of the Harvard Club Book Award. A great change had taken place during the short exercises. We filed out as the Senior Class of 1966, ready to assume the responsibilities of leadership. Randall Leisey is presented with the Harvard Book Club Award. 133 American jFielfr erbire The American Field Service is an organization designed to open wide the doors of increased under¬ standing among nations. Fairhaven High School was especially lucky this year to have Michael Novak of Cinco Saltos, Argentina, as our AFS representative. Mike, as he was called by his friends, was a delightful addition to the student body. Mike was not only a good student academically, but also physically. It was Mike’s first contact with football, but he proved to be an important asset to the F.H.S. Football Team. Mike stayed with the Alvin Leisey family and attended school with his American brother, Randy. We sincerely wish to Mike happiness and success, and hope that we shall again meet. 134 They’re remarkably close in size . .. in sports . .. 135 BEST DRESSED Dona Wetherbee Randy Whittle Barbara Kszystyniak Michael Houle t b s MOST MISCHIEVOUS Linda Gustafson Frank Faria MOST ARTISTIC Donna Astin Douglas Mackay 136 TALLEST AND SHORTEST Randall Leisey and Carol Longo Joseph Lopes and Andrea Davignon MOST TALKATIVE David McCombe Franny Rego QUIETEST Anne Nesse David Simpkin 137 MOST FLIRTATIOUS Sue Barrow Ned Jones BEST ALL AROUND Suellen Aiken Randy Leisey 138 (iThe J§� entflr ‘(Jhe Stab S ptber Front row: N. Davis, F. Rego, K. Bolton, K. Foley, P. Medeiros, J. Beaumont. Back row: A. Cournoyer, Director—Miss Messier, P. Lang L. Sylvia, T. Szeliga, D. Lopes. You sure you want to? 139 ♦ ♦ .. . MICHAEL HOULE, NANCY GAUCHER, BARBARA KSZYSTYNIAK, TERESA FUR- TADO, DIANE HOULE who were selected for the instrumental division of the Southeast¬ ern District Concert and KAREN BOLTON, BEVERLY COLLINS, CYNTHIA DESRO- CHES, ROSEMARY RATO, KATHLEEN FINCH, SUSAN MEDEIROS, FREDERICK BRADLEY, GERALD GAGNON, THOMAS MURPHY, DAVID ATWELL, and MICHAEL AMARAL, who were chosen for the vocal divi¬ sion. . . . RANDALL LEISEY for receiving honors . . . JANE HILLER, who deserves recognition from the Jewish War Veterans, the Harvard for being selected for the DAR award and the Club, and in the I Speak for Democracy” College Club Book Award, essay, and also for his appointment to the All Bristol County Football Team by the Taun¬ ton Gazette, and The New Bedford Standard Times All-Scholastic Football Team. . . . MRS. DIDOMENICO for presenting a tremendous Christmas Concert and assembly. . . . WAYNE CARDOZA, who was selected to attend the Conference on the Atom. He was also a National Merit Scholarship final¬ ist. . . . JIMMY BARANOWSKI for receiving honorable mention for the All-Scholastic Foot¬ ball Team of the Boston Herald and Billy Mor¬ gan who was chosen for the Standard-Times All-Scholastic team. . . . Our Boys’ State Representatives, PATRICK LANG and RANDALL LEISEY. . . . the FHS KEY CLUB for planning and ... THE SPRAY” STAFF for providing executing a worthwhile Thanksgiving drive. FHS with a fine informative newspaper. . . . The CUSTODIANS, who kept FHS service¬ able and attractive. 140 . . . MICHAEL HOULE, BARBARA KSZY- STYNIAK, DIANE HOULE, SUSAN MED¬ EIROS, MICHAEL AMARAL, GERALD GAGNON, DAVID ATWELL, and FRED¬ ERICK BRADLEY for performing in the All- State Concert. . . . MRS. MARTIN and her OFFICE AS- ... MARGARET CARPENTER, BARBARA SISTANTS, who kept the school running KSZYSTYNIAK, JANE HILLER, and PAT- smoothly and efficiently. RICK LANG, who received Letters of Com¬ mendation for their National Merit Scholar¬ ship Tests. . . . the CHEERLEADERS who spirited our teams on to Victory. . . . the CAST OF THE SENIOR PLAY for presenting a fine performance for the class and town. . . . the members of the HONOR SOCIETY . . . LINDA FISCHER, president; JANE HIL¬ LER, vice-president; MARGARET CARPEN¬ TER, secretary; KAREN MADEIRA, treasurer; DARA JOHNSON; WAYNE CARDOZA; ROGER LUSSIER; DAVID McCOMBE. . . . LINDA GUSTAFSON for being selected for the Betty Crocker Award. . . . MICHAEL HOULE, DIANE HOULE, and THERESA FURTADO, who were selected for Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra. . . . the FOOTBALL TEAM for bringing FHS a winning season. . . . the SENIOR ADVISORS who spent time, effort, and tears on our class. 141 Set I have come So far, and Yet, so short the Distance has been, And the journey Remains so long. I have done so much, But so much is Left to be accomplished. I see the World Before me, I feel the Past behind. But I stand, suspended for a moment, In this time called The Present. Then . .. Now . .. When? Past . .. Present . .. Future Faith. Hope. Life. 143 (Ehe Ijuttlestonmn Jmrtieth (libitum CURRICULUM Barbara Kszystyniak —editor Mary Jane Machado —assistant Donna Astin Wayne Cardoza Linda Fisher Kathy Foley Roger Lussier Michael Novak Solveig Thomassen Randy Whittle Dara Johnson Karen Madeira JoAnn Kidd Jane Gignac CO-EDITORS Jane Hiller Margaret Carpenter ASSOCIATE EDITOR Peggy Bouley FACULTY ADVISOR Manuel Fontes SENIOR Nancy Morris —editor Thomasina Hogan —assistant Suellen Aiken Jessica Bachman Mike Barcellos Jeff Camara Gary Dayton Joyce Isherwood Carol Longo David McCombe Sandy Morris Donna Shurtleff Carol Thompson Eric Simmons Steven Davis UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Howard Barrow Rita Brieze Beverly Collins SOPHOMORES Jeffrey Brasor Ann Darden Steven Isherwood Joyce Jacobsen SPORTS Patrick Lang —editor Randy Leisey —assistant Sharon Amaral Jimmy Baranowski Steven Bender Robert Foster Gilbert Medeiros Susan Mendell Jeffrey Twarog ACTIVITIES Carole Filipek —editor Nancy Higgins —assistant Ann Delano Michael Houle Ned Jones Virginia Morgan Joyce Renaud Leslie Hayward Nancy Gaucher BUSINESS STAFF Barry Bisaillon Alan Brunette Andrea Davignon Cynthia Davis Paul Fredette Henry Jackna Carol Longo Frances Rego Linda Silvia Jane Taylor Diane Tollefsen Sandra Waddington 144 Advertising To those merchants and friends who have gener¬ ously cooperated to make the Huttlestonian possible, we give our sincerest thanks. 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' I.J.K. 174 enters Aiken, S. 23, 52, 53, 63, 68, 90, 96, 130, 138 Alferes, T. 51, 78, 84, 96 Alves, J. 96 Amaral, S. 21, 60, 96 Astin, D. 61, 65, 96, 136 Bachman, J. 33, 48, 54, 68, 97 Baker, D. 72, 78, 97 Baptiste, L. 78, 97 Baranowski, J. 21, 66, 67, 72, 97 Barboza, R. 97 Barcellos, M. 74, 98 Barrow, S. 67, 83, 98, 138 Bartlett, D. 98 Battaini, P. 62, 74, 75, 98 Beaulieu, D. 60, 98 Beaumont, J. 49, 99, 139 Bender, S. 66, 67, 72, 78, 84, 99 Bernier, R. 99 Bisaillon, B. 99 Bissonette, N. 27, 99 Blanchard, C. 64, 100 Bolton, K. 57, 58, 100, 139 Borowicz, S. 100 Bouley, M. 26, 27, 52, 53, 61, 69, 100, 130 Boursier, L. 100 Bradford, G. 101 Bridges, S. 101 Brunette, A. 72, 101 Camara, J. 21, 54, 56, 66, 67, 72, 80, 81, 101, 131 Cardoza, W. 46, 68, 101, 138 Carpenter, M. 21, 40, 50, 52, 53, 61, 68, 69, 102, 131, 136 Coates, C. 62, 102 Colomb, B. 102 Cournoyer, A. 102, 139 Cruz, J. 68, 102 Davies, B. 21, 103 Davignon, A. 27, 65, 67, 69, 83, 103, 130, 136 Davis, C. 65, 103 Davis, N. 54, 58, 103, 139 Davis, S. 68, 78, 79, 84, 103 Dayton, G. 21, 66, 68, 104, 131, 136 Delaney, P. 104 Delano, A. 25, 61, 63, 67, 68, 90, 104, 130, 136 Dias, D. 26, 51, 104 Dixon, W. 66, 104 Dlugosinski, N. 105 Dobija, J. 105 Duke, P. 105 Faria, F. 76, 105, 136 Fernandes, E. 105 Ferreira, H. 105 Ferreira, K. 105 Filipek, C. 25, 17, 48, 52, 53, 54, 56, 61, 69, 106 Fisher, L. 46, 48, 67, 68, 83, 106 Fletcher, R. 72, 78, 79, 84, 138 Foley, K. 48, 56, 57, 58, 61, 68, 83, 107, 139 iBirertor|r Foster, R. 66, 74, 107, 136 Fredette, P. 54, 84, 107 Fredette, S. 97, 107 Gagnon, G. 51, 56, 57, 58, 107 Gaucher, N. 31, 33, 49, 56, 57, 68, 108 Gibson, K. 49, 108 Gignac, J. 49, 108 Gustafson, L. 64, 108, 136 Haaland, M. 26, 30, 108 Hampson, J. 62, 109 Hartigan, D. 21, 60, 76, 109 Hayward, L. 14, 50, 54, 56, 61, 68, 109 Hebert, A. 65, 109 Henriques, W. 51, 109 Higgins, N. 54, 56, 57, 69, HO Hiller, J. 17, 46, 50, 52, 53, 61, 68, 69, 90, 110, 132, 138 Hogan, T. 69, 110 Hoines, C. 110 Holmes, R. 110 Holubesko, A. 72, 110 Houle, M. 54, 56, 57, 111, 133, 136 Isherwood, J. 14, 17, 50, 52, 53, 61, 68, 90, 111 Jachna, H. 69, 76, 77, 111 Jason, L. Ill Johnson, D. 46, 51, 68, 111 Jones, E. 21, 48, 66, 80, 81, 97, 112, 138 Kidd, J. 48, 68, 112, 130 Krogh, S. 112 Kyszystyniak, B. 14, 17, 56, 58, 61, 69, 112, 136 Lampara, R. 27, 112 Lang, P. 20, 62, 66, 69, 90, 113 Lavoie, N. 113 Lawson, R. 21, 23, 113, 131 Leisey, R. 38, 50, 54, 56, 58, 63, 69, 72, 74, 75, 90, 113, 133, 136, 135 Longo, C. 31, 56, 57, 68, 69, 113, 136 Lopes, D. 51, 62, 114, 139, 142 Lopes, J. 51, 114 Lopes, J. 114, 136 Lorraine, J. 20, 64, 65, 114 Lussier, R. 26, 46, 72, 78, 115 Macedo, L. 26, 115 Machado, M. 60, 97, 115 Mackay, D. 62, 65, 115, 136 Madeira, K. 27, 46, 51, 68, 115 Martin, B. 116 Marujo, D. 78, 84, 116 McCombe, D. 46, 61, 65, 66, 67, 68, 78, 84, 90, 116, 136 Medeiros, G. 61, 68, 76, 116 Medeiros, P. 116, 139 Mendell, S. 23, 31, 50, 54, 56, 57, 117 Miller, J. 117 Mills, W. 117 Morgan, V. 54, 56, 57, 58, 68, 117 Morris, N. 50, 54, 56, 57, 61, 69, 117 Morris, S. 33, 52, 63 63, 68, 90, 118, 132 Nesse, A. 118, 136 Nicholson, S. 15, 49, 118 Nickerson, R. 118 Nickerson, R. 65, 118 Novak, M. 14, 21, 51, 61, 68, 72, 97, 119, 134, 135 Oliveira, B. 119 Ostneberg, U. 17, 119 Patnaude, E. 119 Pemberton, S. 62, 119 Perry, K. 30, 54, 120 Perry, N. 27, 120 Perry, N. 64, 65, 120 Philla, E. 65, 72, 120 Regan, P. 120 Rego, F. 26, 33, 61, 69, 121, 136, 139 Renaud, J. 52, 53, 67, 68, 121, 131 Rezendes, J. 121 Rioux, T. 72, 121 Risdal, T. 51, 121 Rocha, R. 30, 122 Rose, L. 64, 122 Ross, S. 67, 122, 130 Ruest, N. 49, 122 St. Don, L. 122 Schlais, C. 123 Shurtleff, D. 14, 68, 83, 123 Sikorski, M. 123 Silvia, L. 64, 65, 69, 83, 84, 123, 131 Simmons, E. 123 Simpkin, D. 20, 124, 136 Simpkin, J. 65, 124 Simpson, J. 124 Smith, P. 26, 49, 124 Souza, R. 124 Suprenant, A. 125 Sykes, D. 125, 139 Sylvia, P. 26, 125 Szeliga, T. 62, 84, 125, 139 Taylor, J. 125, Tetrault, C. 33, 54, 60, 68, 83, 126, 138 Tetrault, S. 49, 61, 126 Thomassen, S. 126, 61 Thompson, C. 54, 68, 126, 131 Tollefsen, D. 64, 65, 126 Twarog, J. 14, 51, 68, 74, 80, 127 Tyson, T. 127 Ulrichsen, C. 49, 58, 127 Ventor, S. 127 Waddington, S. 127 Waitt, K. 14, 26, 64, 65, 128 Wesoly, P. 78, 84, 128 Wetherbee, D. 51, 128, 130, 136 Whittle, R. 25, 66, 68, 128, 136 Wlodyka, W. 66, 78, 82, 84, 128 Sfiutuus Allen, C. 34, 78, 84 Amaral, G. 42, 50, 61, 67, 82 Andersen, R. 67, 84 Andrews, S. 54, 55 Angers, R. 54, 56, 84 Arsenault, D. 64 Atwell, D. 57, 58 Austenberg, E. 67 Baker, S. 65 Barrow, H. 42, 43, 61, 68, 74, 75, 82 Beaulieu, R. 175 Besse, L. 48, 58, 59, 61 Birtwistle, F. 43, 83 Blodgett, M. 84 Booth, T. 43, 72, 78 Borowicz, M. 48, 83 Botelho, L. 48 Bouchard, B. 42, 48, 59, 61, 63, 67, 97 Bresnahan, S. 58, 59, 67 Brieze, R. 58, 59, 68 Cabral, L. 33 Cecil, G. 61, 80 Chasse, R. 67, 82, 84 Collins, B. 57, 58, 59, 61, 68 Correia, C. 49, 65 Costa, D. 67 Cromie, A. 14, 48, 52, 53, 59, 62, 63, 97 Curcio, J. 54, 55, 83 Darwin, S. 54, 56 D’Auteuil, M. 59 Davidsen, S. 84, 58 Denault, R. 54, 78, 79 Desjeunes, R. 64 Desroches, C. 57, 58, 59, 60, 67 Dias, M. 43, 54, 58 Doucette, P. 43, 58, 62 Farias, A. 58, 62 Ferreira, J. 62 Finch, K. 57, 58, 59 Fletcher, K. Fleurent, C. 54, 84 Furtado, L. 83 Furtado, T. 54, 56, 57 Gallant, A. 64 Green, S. 67 Gwozdz, R. 54 Hadfield, D. 15, 33 Hanrahan, S. 62 Harrison, J. 54, 56, 66 Hartigan, S. 42, 60, 63, 67 Henriques, M. 66, 72, 74, 76, 77 Henshaw, S. 49, 59, 61 Hesketh, C. 65 Hiller, E. 66, 67, 84 Holmes, C. 27 Holmes, L. 15 Houle, D. 54, 56, 57 Jacksen, D. 49, 61, 83 Jackson, J. 56, 57 Janak, M. 66, 67, 72, 74, 82 Janson, M. 82 Johnson, T. 62, 67, 73, 74, 75, 76, 72 Jones, B. 54 Jones, M. 67 Knowles, C. 54, 56, 97 Kruger, L. 42, 66, 76 Laliberte, S. 49 Lewis, M. 54, 67 Livesley, W. 54, 56, 65 Lodge, D. Logan, D. 48, 61 Macedo, C. 23 Marchand, J. 48, 67, 97 McCombe, S. 30, 58, 84 Medeiros, S. 42, 48, 56, 57, 58, 59, 63 Miranda, G. 62 Morgan, D. 66, 72, 84 Morgan, W. 66, 67, 72, 73, 76, 77, 84, 131 Musgrave, N. 84 Murphy, T. 42, 57, 58, 61, 66, 67, 131 Netinho, D. 74, 76 Ornellas, W. 23, 51 Ouimet, D. 50, 58, 67 Parent, R. 84 Patenaude, C. 74, 75, 78, 79 Perry, D. 33 Perry, E. 33 Pietragalla, M. 54 Ponte, D. 66, 67, 72, 76 Powers, T. 42, 61, 63, 67, 84, 97 Quinton, G. 67, 64 Raphael, R. 62, 84, 72 Rato, R. 48, 57, 58, 59 Rezendes, J. 61, 63, 65 Rindal, L. 15 Robitaille, R. 58 Santos, D. 54, 55, 67, 83 Sicard, P. 78, 84 Souza, G. 15 Sowa, A. 31 Sweet, D. 97 Tapper, M. 67, 97 Whiting, P. 62 Whitacker, C. 15 Wyss, J. 48 J ’uplumuire Acksen, J. 56 Amaral, M. 57, 97 Arnold, G. 84 Ashley, J. 49, 59 Bartlett, M. 49 Bennett, P. 65 Bobola, G. 41, 72, 74 Bouley, J. 84 Bouley, S. 40, 48, 83 Bradley, F. 57, 58, 65 Braley, E. 62 Brasor, J. 61, 97 Brennan, P. 83, 84 Brieze, A. 48 Brown, J. 83 Brown, S. 84 Cabral, P. 40, 54, 55, 63, 83 Cabral, S. 72, 84 Canto, J. 65 Carvalho, R. 72, 84 Clement, K. 56, 57, 59 Costa, A. 84 Darden, A. 41, 48, 58, 59 Davignon, C. 72, 74 Dearden, E. 40, 48, 58, 59, 61, 63 DeGrasse, J. 65 Delaney, M. 54, 59 Fletcher, D. 58 Fogliani, K. 49 Fortin, J. 61, 66 Francis, T. 72, 84 Germano, G. 83 Gifford, J. 27 Gonsalves, S. 65 Hamer, P. 59, 65 Hammond, S. 49 Harrison, R. 62 Haskell, B. 41 Henriques, R. 40, 63, 65, 67, 83 Hitt, D. 48 Ingham, B. 72, 84 Isherwood, S. 40, 41, 66, 72, 84 Jacobsen, C. 83 Jacobsen, J. 40, 48, 50, 57, 58, 59, 61, 63, 83 Jason, L. 83 Keith, S. 60 Lacerda, C. 54 Laferriere, A. 20 Langevin, C. 60 Leisey, M. 56, 57, 63, 83, 97 Longo, V. 54, 56, 57, 83 Lucia, J. 58, 59 Manchester, D. 72, 74 Marshall, S. 30 Matheson, N. 34 McCombe, D. 43, 83 McGowan, J. 83 Medeiros, B. 61 Medeiros, J. 48 Mendell, D. 74 Mendes, N. 65 Messier, R. 62 Morgan, D. 54, 56, 57, 58, 63, 67, 83 Motta, C. 20, 65 Nesse, A. 72, 84 Pasquill, L. 84 Raffa, S. 58, 59 Ramos, C. 49, 60 Renaux, B. 20 Richard, R. 58 Richards, C. 34, 58 Ring, J. 48, 59, 63, 97 Ryder, J. 60 Silva, J. 40, 58, 63, 66, 72, 84 Shurtleff, C. 84, 58 Simonsen, J. 41 Simpkin, C. 83 Smith, L. 74, 75 Souza, D. 48, 83 Szeliga, C. 56, 58 Tetrault, G. 34, 58 Tetrault, V. 65 Therrien, W. 62 Tollefsen, M. 65 Tucker, W. 72 Ulrichsen, I. 58, 59 Vieira, G. 72, 73, 74, 75 Walker, J. 62 Wojcik, P. 40, 48, 54, 56, 59, 63, 83 176 We are Seniors. We look back , With fond memories At our high school years. But the world is Calling us, and we are Calling the world. We shall walk slowly out Of the halls of F.H.S. Visions of familiar rooms And friendly faces Will flood our minds. But also streaming into our minds Will come rays of light— Hopes, dreams, ideals Yet to be fulfilled. We have finished our high school Years, we have climbed another Mountain, and we can now See a little more clearly The path to the summit Of the greatest mountain— Life. L- y-5 3 f OPER 0 C . THC MILL1CENT LIBRARY Airhaven, mars t —1