Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1968 volume:

I u To dream (he impossid e dream y Uo fip fit (he an Seatadfe ?? G ass of 1968 die Dmpossible do dream tie impossible dream , to fight tie unbeatable foe. Uo bear tie unbearable sorrow , to run wlere tie braue dare not go. do right tie un ' ipltable wrong ., to looe pure andclaste from afar. do try when your arms are too weary, to read tie unreadable star. dlis is my auest to follow tlat star, no matter low lope less , no matter low far- do fiylt for tie riylt witlout question or pause , Dream Jo foe miffing io marcfi inlo fieff for a feavenfy cause! find f fnom , if Jff onfij Se true Jo if is g for to us guest, tfiat my feart ( tiff lie peacefuf ancf calm (. jf en J ' m faicf to mu rest. Ancf the morfcf miff Se Setter for tfis, Jfat one man scorned and covered mitf scars, Stiff strove mitf fis fast ounce of courage Jo reacf tfe unreacfaSfe stars. 3 7i)e Dedicate The Class of 1968 gratefully dedicates its yearbook to Mr. Carlton C. Albrit¬ ton, our Vice-Principal. His guidance and willing leadership have been a help to many troubled students. We are indeed fortunate to have been influ¬ enced by such an unselfish, hard-working man. In fact, it is he who has dedicated everything to us. With this small recognition, we thank Mr. Al¬ britton for his leadership, and most 3f all, his friendship. UaS e °f (Jon en s ‘ 1 0.he S7m p oss 1 S e 7)re am 1 ’ S7n JlTemoriam to ItTr. Sri twistfe S7n SICemoriam to J Cr. owning die Principals J Tessage Pacu tg and Curriculum Hin derclassm en Sports Hctiuities s en ors 11cto ertisina 5 7 2 tlTem or jam Cw To Sear the unSearaS e sorrow 7 to run where the Sraoe cfare not yo. tJn JIT 2 n or jam “Uo right the unrtghtable wrong, to foue pure ancf chaste from afar. 77 2 ) ownmcj To the Class of 1968 As you reach the end of your high school career, I commend you for all the good things you have accomplished and wish you well as you encounter a new phase of life. Realizing that this unencountered phase is unpredictable, each of you, no doubt, has a dream—a goal which you hope to have realized. This dream may seem to be un¬ reachable, yet this impossible” dream may be possible if you are determined and prepared to meet its challenge. Whatever your dream, it is essential to consider whether or not the goals you seek to achieve include an awareness, a concern, an understanding, a love for mankind. Should not each of us share this dream with its author Langston Hughes? I dream a world where man No other will scorn Where love will bless the earth And peace its path adorn. I dream a world where all Will know sweet freedom’s way And every man is free Of such I dream— Our World. As you join the alumni of Fairhaven High School, I am sure you will find value in the lessons you have learned. To the class of 1968, may your highest dream become your achievement in life. Carlton C. Albritton Acting Principal Fairhaven High School February, 1968 Administration CARLTON C. ALBRITTON—B.S., M.S. in Ed. Mr. Albritton is our acting principal. He received his B.S. in education from Southern State College, and his M.S. from Bridgewater State College. Formerly our vice-principal, Mr. Albritton is a friend to us all. MELVIN ENTIN—B.S. Mr. Entin, a graduate of the University of Rhode Island, is our acting vice-principal. Besides being occupied with such responsibility, Mr. Entin teaches biology, and is Fairhaven’s Director of Athletics and Physical Education. 10 DORIS BRUCE—B.A., M.A. Mrs. Bruce is our college course Guidance Counselor who guides us to success in our college careers. She graduated from Bridgewater State College and Boston University. FERNANDO SILVA—B.S. Mr. Silva is our business and general course Guidance Counselor. With his invaluable aid, many students have found success in their careers. He graduated from New Bedford Institute of Technology. The basis for all education starts with a sound knowledge of English MABEL H. KNIPE—A.B., M.A. Mrs. Knipe is the head of the English department. She attended both Tufts University and Boston University. Mrs. Knipe teaches English and is also the advisor for the school newspaper, THE SPRAY. MARGUERITE BRASOR—Ph.B. Mrs. Brasor teaches Sophomore, Jun¬ ior, and Senior English. She graduated from the University of Vermont. m mk MARGARET C. HOWLAND—A.B. Mrs. Howland teaches Junior and Senior English. She graduated from Wheaton College. Mrs. Howland is al¬ so our Senior class advisor. EDITH M. MOORE—A.B. Mrs. Moore teaches Junior and Senior English. She attended Wheaton Col¬ lege, and is a former Fairhaven School Committee Chairman. 12 EVELYN SHAPIRO—B.S. in Ed. Mrs. Shapiro teaches Sophomore and Junior English. She graduated from Bridgewater State College, and is an advisor of THE SPRAY. SUSAN TRAFTON—B.A. Miss Trafton teaches Sophomore English and Public Speaking. She grad¬ uated from Gordon College, and is the director of our Senior play. MARY LOUISE BOYCE—B.S. Mrs. Boyce is our librarian. She grad¬ uated from Fitchburg State College. MARGARET A. MANGHAM—B.S., M.S. Miss Mangham is our reading super¬ visor. She attended both Boston College and Bridgewater State College. 13 Don’t ask me! It’s like this every day! Seek and ye shall find. I saw you that time, Georgy! •• ' L, T0 ir r 14 15 JKathematics ancf Sciences Working with Mathematics develops our logic and reasoning JOHN G. MALCOLM—B.S. Mr. Malcolm is the head of the Mathematics department and teaches Math 11 and Math 12. He graduated from New Bedford Institute of Tech¬ nology. PETER P. ANTHONY—B.S. Mr. Anthony, a graduate of South¬ eastern Massachusetts Technological In¬ stitute, teaches mathematics. CHARLES CIPOLLINI—B.S. Mr. Cipollini is another one of our mathematics teachers. He graduated from Bradford Durfee College of Tech¬ nology and is an advisor to the Sopho¬ more class. IONA J. KUNZ—B.S. Mrs. Kunz, a graduate of Simmons College, teaches Math 10, 11, and IV. 16 Working to teach scientific methods and to meet the technical challenges of the future RAYMOND G. BOYCE—B.S., M.Ed. Mr. Boyce is the head of the Science department. He graduated from Fitch¬ burg State College, Bridgewater State College, and Boston College. He teaches Chemistry. JOSEPH DRAPEAU—B.S. Mr. Drapeau is a graduate of Brad¬ ford Durfee College of Technology. He teaches physics, chemistry, and mathe¬ matics. MELVIN ENTIN—B.S. Mr. Entin, our acting vice-principal, also teaches biology and is the Fairhaven Director of Athletics and Physical Edu¬ cation. He is a graduate of the Uni¬ versity of Rhode Island. VIRGINIA KOWAL—B.S. Miss Kowal graduated from the Uni¬ versity of Massachusetts. She now teaches biology and U.S. history, and she serves as the advisor for the Future Teachers’ Club. 17 18 This experiment should get me a new lab! 19 foreign oanauages Improving communications for better understanding of our world DONALD J. B. DUFOUR—B.A., M.Ed. Mr. Dufour is the head of the For¬ eign Language department. A graduate of Assumption College and Bridgewater State College, he teaches French. STEPHEN BARRITEAU—B.A. Mr. Barriteau attended Stonehill Col¬ lege and Bridgewater State College. He teaches French and Spanish. EDITH G. DIAS—A.B. Mrs. Dias, a graduate of Pembroke College, teaches Latin and French. She is also the advisor of the Honor Society. PIERRE A. PAQUIN—A.B. Mr. Paquin, a graduate of Stonehill College, teaches Sophomore English and French. He is also an advisor to the Sophomore class. 20 21 Sociaf 3 uc i ' es We learn from the past to prepare for the future. EDWARD F. TRAINOR—A.B., M.A. Mr. Trainor is the head of the So¬ cial Studies department. A graduate of Boston University and Bridgewater State College, he teaches non-European civilization. ALEXANDER M. CLEMENT—B.S., M.Ed. Mr. Clement teaches U.S. History. He attended Williams College, North Adams State College, and Hyannis State College. CHARLES F. FOLEY—B.S. in Ed. Mr. Foley, a graduate of Bridgewater State College, teaches world history, economics, and U.S. history. He also annually leads the Junior class in its fruit cake sale. WILLIAM OLIVIERA—B.S. in Ed. Mr. Oliviera teaches history from 1700, geography, and U.S. govern¬ ment. He graduated from Bridgewater State College. LINDA S. POIRIER—B.S. in B.A. Miss Poirier graduated from Bryant College. She teaches U.S. history, math¬ ematics, and bookkeeping. She is the advisor to the cheerleaders and pep squad. 22 You’ve had your chance! The moon is made of green cheese! Who’s America? f - L J M 23 73 ( s ness To prepare our students for the business world MARIE R. NOYER—B.S. in Ed. Mrs. Noyer, a graduate of Salem State College, is the head of the Busi¬ ness department. She teaches office practice. STELLA S. BOROWIEC—B.S. in B.A. Mrs. Borowiec teaches typing and bookkeeping. She is a graduate of South¬ eastern Massachusetts Institute of Tech¬ nology, and one of our Senior class advisors. MANUEL FONTES—B.S., M.Ed. Mr. Fontes, a graduate of Boston College and Bridgewater State College, teaches business law and bookkeeping. He is also the HUTTLESTONIAN ad¬ visor. RAYMOND J. SULLIVAN—B.S. in B.A., Ed.M. Mr. Sullivan graduated from Boston University College of Business Admin¬ istration and Boston University School of Education. He teaches bookkeeping, and stenography. RUTH S. ROBINSON—B.S. in Ed. Mrs. Robinson teaches stenography and transcription. She graduated from Salem State College. • - 24 ] 3a a- he goes again! Oh, boy! Here Why couldn’t I have one boy ?! 25 dine and T J racticaf dirts To prepare our students for vocations through practical application VIRGINIA LANNAN—B.S. Mrs. Lannan is our music instructor. A graduate of Lowell State, she teaches Vocal Music and Mixed Chorus, and participates in District Chorus. LOUIS M. BORGES Mr. Borges is our band and orchestra director. He has studied under Manuel Viera, the director of the Long Beach Municipal Band, and has been asso¬ ciated with numerous bands in the Detroit area. Mr. Borges is now the assistant conductor of the Bay State Band. ELIZABETH MANDELL Mrs. Mandell is the art supervisor of our school. She is a graduate of the School of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. JOSEPH RAPOZA Mr. Rapoza is our art teacher, and each year supervises the decorating for the proms. He is a graduate of Bradford Durfee School of Technology. 26 GRACE ELLEN JONES Mrs. Jones is our clothing teacher, and the supervisor of the Sewing Club. She attended Massachusetts College of Art. EVELYN PURSLEY Mrs. Pursley teaches food and family living. She has attended Fitchburg State, New York Institute of Dietetics, and William and Mary College. RICHARD L. ARIETA—B.S. Mr. Arieta graduated from New Bed¬ ford Institute of Technology, Bridge- water State College, and has done grad¬ uate work at Siena College. He teaches mechanical drawing, math, and also is the assistant football coach, junior var¬ sity basketball coach, and golf coach. JOSEPH LE BLANC Mr. Le Blanc teaches printing and industrial arts. He is a graduate of St. Anthony School. PETER BOROWIEC Mr. Borowiec teaches shop. He is a graduate of Southeastern Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Picture Not Available 27 28 This is one of my larger classes. And what do we have here? Hurry up! I want to use the mask! She ' ll regret it! We can use this play in next week’s game. 29 j iijsicaf Cjf ucation All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” MELVIN ENTIN—B.S. Mr. Entin is the Fairhaven Director of Athletics and Physical Education. A graduate of the University of Rhode Island. He also teaches Biology. ALMA JEAN CAMPBELL—B.S. Miss Campbell is the girls’ physical education instructor and coach to the girls’ basketball team. She is a graduate of the University of Minnesota. MILTON L. RICE, JR.—B.S. Mr. Rice is the boys’ physical educa¬ tion instructor and - coach to the track team. He graduated from Springfield College. 30 Tomorrow we start the Obstacle Course! 3 ! Gfericaf Staff an cf ScAoo SCurse Our school nurse is always ready for student emergencies. Our clerical staff maintains an accurate account of all our school records. EVELYN L. MARTIN Mrs. Martin is the secretary of the main office and the principal. She is a graduate of Kinyon Secretarial School. RITA CHAMPAGNE Mrs. Champagne is the secretary to the vice principal. She is a graduate of St. Anthony High School. ALDA HAYWOOD Mrs. Haywood is the guidance secre¬ tary. She is a graduate of Brockton Busi¬ ness College. LOUISE DENNIE—R.N. Mrs. Dennie is our school nurse. She graduated from Truesdale Hospital School of Nursing. 32 Wait ' til they see these bulletins 1 Why me!? Our Guidance department is well staffed for our benefit. S ' - ■ 33 Cafeteria Ctaff By providing us with hot lunches, our cafeteria workers give the nourishment we need to carry on our daily work. Calm before the storm. 34 Gusiocfians The custodial staff at Fairhaven High School maintains a clean and healthful atmosphere for us in which to work. All five custodians have become personal friends to each of us. From left to right are: Mr. Joaquin, Mr. Bonczek, Mr. Kidd, and Mr. Jenney, Mr. Roderick was not present for the picture. 35 -•.V ' Mr. Cabral Up, up and away! r 0 t : H ' Zm 36 You mean you —want to join Math 12? It’s Monday again!!! I think I’ll discard this ace. Mr. Albritton’s coming. nr v , i ' n 1 V Li to. • - ■ ‘ m 37 u l n is is in y f ties . i 38 b assmen TiOe fondly leave den in a our unde ' class men in u iom we have found many lasiiny friends . 39 Leading us in our activities, our all female officers; left to right, K. Morgan, president; P. Holden, vice-president; D. Birtwistle, secre¬ tary; M. Harrison, treasurer. The class of ’70 entered school this fall eagerly anticipating the first of three years in Fairhaven High. The year has passed swiftly bringing many enjoyable experiences along with the meeting of old friends and the making of new. The traditional Sopho¬ more Slump’’ has passed and we are now at full strength for the final two years. The sophomore class’ initial project was the sale of chocolate Easter Bunnies, which proved very successful. After pausing a moment to think of the year that has passed, we now look ahead to our next two years; to all the experiences which we are yet to encounter that will assist in the molding of our future. Our executive board: left to right, S. Lauzon, J. Howland, C. Humphreys, G. Carvalho, C. Santos. 41 This year as Juniors, the class of ’69 made a substantial profit selling fruit cakes. The members of the class felt dis¬ tinguished upon the arrival of their rings in November. Everyone in the class is look¬ ing forward to the prom in May, and since it’s leap year the boys better watch it. The class feels that this year has helped to prepare its members for their future years ahead. Pictured above are our Junior Class Officers: Susan Torres, Vice-President, Thomas Woj- ik, President, and Jean Wyss, Secretary. Ab¬ sent from this photo is Susan Gardella, Treasurer. J Members of our Executive Board are left to right Peter Harriman, Nancy Hayward, Thomas Darwin, and Nancy Knutsen. Absent from the picture is John Medeiros. 42 43 Question Or [Pause . ” A ball 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. 45 First Row, L. to R.: S. Cabral, M. Joseph, D. Manchester, M. Pease, B. Ingham, D. Texeira, G. Arnold, J. Hart, A. Ness. Second Row: J. Bouley, D. Joseph, M. Carter, G. Vieira, L. Smith, S. Isherwood, S. Paquette, J. Fernandes, J. Souza, D. McCombe. Third Row: S. Gordon, B. Janson, H. Johnson, G. Sylvia, P. Harriman, J. Townley, Coach Arieta, Coach Klaiman, Coach Rice. Fourth Row: T. Wojcik, C. Davignon, D. Francis, D. Martin, M. Medeiros, S. Monty, M. Amaral, J. Almeida, B. Fisher. Captain Gilly Vieira drives for yardage. In 1967 Fairhaven High School began its new season under a new coaching staff. Richard Arieta, the head mentor, was advised by two new assistants, Milton Rice and Louis Klaiman. Elected as team captain was Gilbert Vieira. The Blue Devils -opened its abbreviated sea¬ son by defeating Old Rochester. Constant in¬ juries and bad breaks throughout the season brought about a record of three wins and five losses. Nevertheless, F.H.S. produced a spirited team which proved to be a tough opponent. 46 Scores F.H.S. 26 Old Rochester 6 F.H.S. 6 Falmouth 28 F.H.S. 14 Taunton 28 F.H.S. 6 Wareham 0 F.H.S. 20 Barnstable 0 F.H.S. 8 D.Y. 12 F.H.S. 6 Wareham 12 F.H.S. 14 Bourne 22 47 Tempers flare in the end zone. Gil Sylvia bars the way. The Final Surge 1 Kneeling, L. to R.: R. Nowell, J. Henshaw, G. Sylvia, J. Souza, A. Ness, S. Brown, D. Audette, G. Arnold, S. Cabral, J. Bouley, J. Mitcheson. Standing: Coach Milton Rice, C. Humphreys, E. Potkay, J. Vincent, W. Faulkner, T. Daigle, J. Monk, P. Mello, R. Dixon, W. Rapp, T. Darwin, C. Pollit, B. Almeida, T. Darling, A. Rapp, D. Gillum. Is). inter Under a new coach, Milt Rice, the winter track squad experi¬ enced a rewarding and enjoyable season in 1968. The dual competitions climaxed in a controversial meet against Dart¬ mouth. Fairhaven finished with a 5 and 1 record in dual meets. The Blue Devils also placed favorably in the Capeway Confer¬ ence Meet, the Asso¬ ciation Meet and gained two berths in the State Meet, Boo” rates a photo finish. 49 CRefay Ream J. Mitcheson, J. Bouley, D. Audette, S. Cabral. 50 u Uo 6e willing to march into he for a heaoenhj cause! ” Manager J. Jacobsen, T. Wojcik, G. Vieira, L. Smith, J. Hart, J. Townley, M. Foster, D. Mendell, D. Manchester, J. Fernandes. Coach Wavne Wils on. Coach Dick Arieta, D. Texieria, A. Fernandes, B. Fisher, J. Howland, R. Garro, D. Joseph, R. Silvia, R. Martin, E. Wojcik, M. Ribeiro. 51 Early in the season many critics regarded the Fairhaven Five with pessimism. With the return of only two varsity starters, it seemed improbable that the preceding, undefeated season would be reason¬ ably duplicated. Fortune, however, graced the 1968 performances on the basketball courts. The Blue Devils reclaimed their titles as monarchs of the Capeway Conference by going undefeated in that league. Three non-league contests, however, were dropped to the opposition. The guidance of Coach Wilson proved to be the major factor in uniting a squad that was esteemed by the student body. Monk” makes an appe arance. Jim lays one up. 52 Daryl puts on the drive. Lester squeezes off a shot. Scores F.H.S. 54 Taunton 58 F.H.S. 68 Stang 64 F.H.S. 55 Vocational 52 F.H.S. 63 Dartmouth 61 F.H.S. 63 Bourne 34 F.H.S. 70 Wareham 50 F.H.S. 75 Barnstable 50 F.H.S. 57 Old Rochester 42 F.H.S. 47 Falmouth 41 F.H.S. 78 Dartmouth 72 F.H.S. 52 D.Y. 51 F.H.S. 55 Wareham 52 F.H.S. 72 Bourne 55 F.H.S. 60 Old Rochester 50 F.H.S. 66 Barnstable 51 F.H.S. 55 Falmouth 49 F.H.S. 48 D.Y. 41 F.H.S. 68 Vocational 64 F.H.S. 63 Stang 71 F.H.S. 46 Case 56 F.H.S. 50 All Stars 70 It’s up for grabs. 53 These pictures courtesy of NEW ' BEDFORD STANDARD TIMES After completing the regular season, Fairhaven High School participated in two other contests. For the benefit of the Athletic Department, the Blue Devils challenged the Capeway Conference All Stars. With the absence of Lester Smith and an early injury to Jim Hart, Coach Wilson was compelled to utilize his versatile bench. In spite of defeat the players presented themselves as worthy opponents for the best in the league. The second post-season contest was the Tech Tourney game against Sharon. Fairhaven arrived at the neutral court with the epithet of underdogs. Sharon High had the height advantage as well as an ad¬ vantage of healthy personnel. The Blue Devils defied the odds and fought valiantly, only to suffer a bitter two-point defeat. Nevertheless, pride and spirit still remain for the 1968 basketball team. __ f 1 I - w i K w r j i m The Chosen Few 55 Kneeling: L. Kruger, A. Costa, W. Ornellas, W. Morgan, L. Smith, C. Adriano, B. Garifeles. Standing: Coach Wayne Wilson, D. Manchester, J. Richards, T. Johnson, D. Netinho, G. Vieira, J. Henshaw, S. Guerrero. r J5ase afI 1967 Coach Wilson gets his point across to Lester. During the 1967 season the Wilsonmen compiled a record slightly over the five-hundred mark. Many of the losses were attributed to a patchy defense. On the bright side of the season were the stellar performances on the mound by Gilly Vieira and Daryl Manchester. If these athletes duplicate their feats in 1968, Coach Wilson will have a satisfying record bettering that of the previous year. 56 Next stop is the cover of Sports Illus¬ trated. This beats Cushman Park.” L 57 UracJ? 1967 Kneeling, L. to R.: A. Vincent, N. Musgrave, S. Cabral, T. Booth, M. Joseph, R. Ariagno, D. Audette, J. Mitcheson. Standing: P. Mello, J. Bouley, S. Brown, B. Hiller, R. Chasse, J. Henshaw, M. Carter, R. Nowell, A. Ness, T. Daigle, Coach Mike Dodge. Back Row: R. Denault, D. Joseph, C. Allen, C. Whittaker, P. Sicard, G. Arnold, R. Raphael. Absent when photo was taken: D. Mendell, T. Wojcik, M. Pease, J. Souza. Throughout the spring the track squad was in contention for Capeway honors. In the league’s first dual meet, under the lights at Falmouth, the deciding meet took place. The Clippers snatched the Blue Devils’ hopes, but a series of strong showings will return to haunt Lawrence High of Falmouth. Returning in 1968 will be veteran runners in the sprints, middle distance and distance departments. Each of these boys will be seeking revenge for their tainted pride. The field events loom as a most improved department adding a strong element of depth and balance for Coach Milt Rice’s team. Besides this spirited contest F.H.S. hopes to outdo their previous performance as runner-up in the Belmont Relays. At the State Meet, Dave Mendell hopes to steal the gold medal for the 880. There will also be other, potential state champions to round out Fairhaven High’s representation in 1968. Fort Phoenix or Bust!” I hope I make it!” ' ' Hey coach, it’s stuck!” o ' ' THE MASCOT OF THE YEAR” Kneeling: R. Tavares, M. Ponte, D. Delaney. Standing: Coach Dick Arieta, S. Isherwood, W. Therrien, P. Harriman, T. Currin, T. Carr. Goff 1967 The golf team sustained a disappointing season in 1967. The squad comprised a major¬ ity of underclassmen who hope to better their record of one win and eight losses. Despite the losing season the boys cultivated a respect for sportsmanship. This year Coach Arieta expects his play¬ ers to make a better impression at the New Bedford Country Club. “How’s my form. Bob?” “Too large at the waist.” 61 Front Row, L. to R.: D. Pierce, D. Mitchell, D. Pacheco, G. Cecil, P. Drake. Standing: S. Theberge, T .Alexion, B. Haskell, J. Gobell, J. Acksen, Coach Twarog. tennis 1967 Throughout the spring of 1967 the tennis squad participated in an un¬ heralded season. Although the students only secured a four and six season, they finished strong by winning their last three matches. Returning in 1968 will be captain, Bruce Haskell and a seasoned group of underclassmen. Coach Twarog will be able to look forward to a more reward¬ ing season on the asphalt courts. Hey coach, that girl is breaking the dress code.” 62 liarsitij Front Row, L. to R.: D. Souza, J. McGowan, P. Cabral, G. Germano, L. Sibor, D. Gifford, C. Borowicz. Bock Rote: P. Wojcik, C. Szeliga, J. Brown, D. Morgan, V. Longo, S. Lauzon, P. Holden, Coach Miss Campbell. 7) asi e.tSaff junior ZJarsi y Fiont Row, L. to R.: B. Cunha, G. Carvalho, N. Victorino, C. Borowicz, D. Morris, K. Morgan, K. Kidston, E. Tetrault. Bock Row: Coach Miss Campbell, L. Davis, S. Landry, M. Powers, C. Amaral, E. Taylor, R. Cataldo, J. Joaquin, P. Holden, A. Maloney, S. Andrade. Please don’t catch it.” Bugaloo Down Broadway” What’s going on here?” ' Hey, where’s Dartmouth? 64 Cflctiui u incf 7 Jtnow if 7o (his 67 J{on or Socie y J. Fortin, J. Medeiros, G. Whiting, J. Ashley, L. Birtwistle, Mrs. Dias. S. Isherwood, J. Ring, A. Darden, J. Lucia, P. Wojcik. U£e cS ASSOCIATE EDITORS: P. Harriman, B. Medeiros, D. Wood, J. Jacobsen, E. Dearden, J. Fortin, G. Whiting. 70 S uc en Gourtcif ; Front Row. L. to R.: J. Ashley, L. Younger, E. Dearden, J. Silva, T. Wojcik, M. Harrison, J. Vincent, J. Clark. Second Row: S. Almeida, J. Joaquin, C. Borowicz, A. Maloney, W. Rapp, A. Rapp, T. Daigle. Back Row: M. Leisey, C. Silva, R. Nowell, A. Fernandes. 71 Back Row: J. Hart, A. Ness, J. Fernandes, J. Almeida, R. Tavares, D. Francis, C. Davignon, E. Wojcik, S. Walker, M. Foster. Front Rou: R. Carvalho, J. Fortin, M. Pease, J. Silva, S. Isherwood, G. Vieira, L. Smith, D. Joseph. OFFICERS: G. Vieira, S. Isherwood, M. Pease, L. Smith. 72 J.he G£eerfeacfers F.H.S.’s nine enthusiastic cheerleaders have led our basketball and football teams on to many victories. Advised by Miss Poirier, these girls represent the never say die” attitude of all Fairhaven High’s teams. Back: S. Allen, P. Carpenter, S. Torres, C. Joseph. Front: D. Birtwistle, S. Green, S. Bouley, P. Wojcik, N. Hayward. 73 A ® 74 OFFICERS: K. Morgan, N. Knutsen, B. Sylvia. “We are Jairdauen Jficj i — ancf no one coufcf 6e prouder! ) 75 Front Row, L. to R C. Macomber, S. Correiro, E. Holstius, K. Clement, M. Furtado, C. Silva. Back Row: K. Morgan, E. Dearden, J. Jacobsen, M. Leisey, L. Davies, S. Furtado, F. Bradley. Front Row, L. to R.: C. Macomber, S. Correiro, K. Clement, E. Holstius, P. Harriman, E. Andrews, T. Westgate, P. Wojcik, P. Carpenter, E. Dearden, E. Furtado, F. Bradley, J. Jacobsen. Back Row: Mr. Borges, M. Furtado, C. Silva, L. Davies, K. Morgan, M. DeSouza, A. Rapp, W. Faulkner, R. Davies, C. Bunnell, S. Sweet, M. Leisey. 76 J. 7 .S. CBancf 77 Hi arc } in cj )ancf 78 AAe Ulixecf GAoras OFFICERS: K. Morgan, E. Maynard, S. Allen, C. Hayward, N. Knutsen. 79 c5. C. Kassachuse its District Ghorus c5. 5. Ji assachusetis District Front Row: S. Raffa, E. Dearden, C. Hay¬ ward, J. Lucia. Back Row: R. Nowell, W. Phaneuf, J. Jacobsen, S. Vieira, J. Ashley, P. Cataldo. S. Furtado, C. Macomber, M. Leisey, F. Bradley, M. Furtado, S. Correiro. ! State CjD oras anc Orchestra JZ em ers Front Row: C. Macomber, S. Raffa, E. Dear¬ den, C. Hayward, S. Furtado. Back Row: W. Phaneuf, J. Jacobsen, J. Lucia, J. Ashley, P. Cata ldo. 80 OFFICERS: G. Whiting, N. Mendes, J. Medeiros, J. Ring G. Whiting, J. Ring, N. Mendes, L. Sibor, S. Bouley, M. Resendes, Mr. Dufour. J. Laferriere, S. Allen, S. Corriro, C. Amaral. E. Maynard, R. Whittier, P. Carpenter, A. Blodgett, S. Torres, R. Braley, J. Medieros, T. Darwin, P. Harriman 81 O a GfuS D. Wood, P. Perry, T. Takagaki, M. Leisey, M. Harrison, D. Morris, J. Vincent, P. Holden. P. Harriman, J. Robitaille, C. Blackburn, S. Robinson, C. Silva, D. Luminello, C. Gray, M. Ouimet. H. Danielli, E. Gautreau, J. Simpkin, A. Rapp, J. Gobell, C. Rose, B. Bassett, B. Medeiros. The purpose of the American Field Serv¬ ice Club is to help in their small way to im¬ prove foreign rela¬ tions. OFFICERS: S. Lauzon, M. Harrison, D. Wood, M. Leisey. 32 Auc lo- IJisuaf G uS A-V OFFICERS: W. Therrien, E. Braley. L. to R.: M. Gubler, J. Simpkin, W. Therrien, C. Humphreys, R. Braley. J. Walker, S. Vieira, M. Lawrence. r fulure OCurses Antji jincj can Se curecf witfi a SancJ-aicf 11 Front Row: P. Jarvis, M. Bartlett, V. Longo, S. Hammond, M. Lapolla. 3rd Row: N. Longworth, A. Darden, J. Ashley. 4th Row: C. Barnett, M. Ouimet, N. Rollins, J. Simonsen. 3th Row: D. Jarvis, K. Albino, K. Kidston, J. Sinclair, B. Jasinski, H. Berg. 84 C. Aiken, M. Amaral, R. Harrison, N. Lucia, M. Wotton, D. Moniz, J. Silvia, T. Alexion, F. Suddy. D. McCombe, T. Smith, T. Francis, C. Renfree, K. Roy, M. Joseph. SUe CRufe Gfa ass Mr. Cippolini, G. Mayo, D. Mitchell, R. Borges, G. St. Don, R. Borges, P. Daigle, T. Daigle. 85 HEAD MONITORS: S. Isherwood, G. Vieira, L. Smith, B. Dearden, P. Wojcik. P. Wojcik, E. Dearden, S. Allen, M. Joseph, M. Pease, J. Hart, D. Manchester, A. Darden, N. Hayward, D. Morgan, A. Brieze, P. Cabral. 86 S. Isherwood, B. Silvia, L. Smith, S. Bouley, G. Vieira, L. Mello, J. Joaquin, D. Souza, S. Green, S. Torres, E. Taylor, A. Mello, J. Fitts. J ' uture Jeac iers OFFICERS: G. Whiting, vice-president; J. Lucia, treasurer; L. Birtwistle, secretary; J. Medeiros, president. Front to Back: J. Medeiros, G. Whiting, J. Lucia, L. Birtwistle, J. Laferriere, S. Correiro, S. Robinson, E. Taylor, D. Hitt, E. Ellingson, P. Wojcik, J. Ring, L. Mello, N. Aiken, J. Haaland, N. Powers, C. Bourassa. Front Row: L. Birtwistle, A. Bennett, B. Espindola, K. Clement, J. McGowan, B. Sylvia, G. Whiting, P. Hamer, C. Ramos. Back Row: J. Bermier, L. Blossom, E. Cesolini, P. Pemberton, S. Chartier, C. Grey, D. Luminello, H. Berg, L. Baker, Mrs. Jones. 88 Front Row: D. Jiminez, M. Delaney, S. Hammoryd, B. Silvia, D. Markowski, N. Rowell. Back Row: R. Lemaire, A. Bellefeiulle, H. Monk, E. Hanlon, P. Silvia. C73etty C ' rocAer Hc omemajRers Ai y Susan Gonsalves was awarded the Betty Crocker Homemakers’ Award. She was pre¬ sented a sterling silver place setting, and a tea was held by her classmates in her honor. 89 !rt GfuS A. Laferriere, M. Tollefson, J. Joaquin, S. Mitchell, C. Motta, A. Brieze, C. Jacobsen, P. Bennett. 90 Office Assistants VICE-PRINCIPAL’S ASSISTANTS: J. Ryder, J. Lange- vin. BULLETIN GIRLS: L. to R.: P. Holden, C. Langevin, B. Espindola, A. Mello, P. Medeiros G. Carvalho, J. Joaquin, C. Amaral. 91 unior 7 z rom The auditorium had been transformed into Camelot May 12, 1967, the night of the Junior Prom. Blue and gold streamers cascaded from the ceiling and brilliant shields lined the walls to create a romantic mood reminiscent of the court of King Arthur. Queen Linda Younger, who was crowned by Cynthia Desroches, the queen of last year’s prom, reigned over the medieval paradise with her lady-in-waiting, Dona Morgan. The members of the court, Jane Ashley, Susan Bouley, Joanne Fitts, Judy Gifford, Ruth Henriques, and Joyce Jacobsen, assembled around the throne as Jeffrey Silva, President of the Junior Class, led the couples in the traditional Grand March. Eleven o’clock broke the spell of enchantment as an enjoyable evening came to an end. Linda Younger reigns happily over Camelot . .. Charlene Barnett, our page, bears the Queen’s crown, leading the court ' s procession. 92 Linda Younger tearfully accepts the Queen ' s Bouquet of red roses. Linda and her Lady-in-waiting, Dona Morgan. 93 unior June 9, 1967 was a perfect spring day for the Junior Day exercises. It was a day of mixed feelings as the juniors happily accepted the responsibilities of leadership and the graduating seniors sadly de¬ parted from Fairhaven High. The entrance of the Juniors, each wearing a traditional yellow rose, to Sullivan’s Entrance and March of the Peers” marked the beginning of the program. They were followed by the silent, pensive seniors, who marched to Baptiste’s Entre de Procession.” Diane Houle, the senior viola soloist, played Shubert’s Ave Maria.” The Mantle Oration, symbolic of the handing down of leadership, was delivered by Barbara Bouchard, President of the Class of 1967, and accepted by Jeffrey Silva, President of the Class of 1968. Frederick Bradley performed Mozart’s Piano Sonata No. 7” as the junior solo. Mr. Charles C. Entwistle, headmaster, presented the scholastic awards to those students who displayed outstanding academic achievement during the past year. The Juniors commended were: Lynn Birtwistle, James Fortin, Susan Lockwood, Joan Medeiros, Barbara Neve, and Janet Ring. Steven Isherwood re¬ ceived the Harvard Book Club Award and Patricia Wojcik, the College Book Club Award, for their outstanding leadership and citizenship. The Senior Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy DiDominico sang I May Never Pass This Way Again” by Wizell and Melsher and Russell and Night’s The Halls of Ivy” to end the program. The seniors exited solemnly to Mendelssohn’s Cornelius Festival March” and the juniors to Sullivan s Entrance and March of the Peers” to mark the close of a tradition long to be remembered by the Class of 1968. Pat Wojcik receiving the College Book Club Award 94 bum Steven Isherwood receiving the Harvard Book Club Award from Mr. Cecil Whittier . . . The Seniors proudly marched in to the Junior Day ex ercises ... 95 Senior Offi The Big 3 Our fearless leaders? 98 cers ancf xecutioe 7)oarcf 99 We, the graduating CLASS of 1968, began our high school career as the first class to attend the new ninth grade addition at Fairhaven Junior High School. We chose as our first class officers: Jeffrey Silva, president; Joyce Jacobsen, vice-president; Susan Bouley, secretary; Steven Isherwood, treasurer. As Freshmen we presented our first class play, The Gift of Laughter” by Earl J. Dias. In this initial year the Chester M. Downing Jr. Honor Society was established with Mr. Leo Goguen as our class advisor. The Freshman Dance, Anchors Aweigh,” brought the year to a climax. Our Sophomore year brought us to Fairhaven High School at last. Our officers were: Jeffrey Silva, president; Patricia Wojcik, vice-president; Steven Isherwood, secretary; Susan Bouley, treasurer. Mr. Charles Foley led us in a most successful class project of selling magazines. As Juniors we became more diversified in our activities. We elected as our class officers: Jeffrey Silva, president; Patricia Wojcik, vice-president; Steven Isherwood, secretary; Susan Bouley, treasurer. We had another successful class project of selling fruit cakes. After waiting long, we received our class rings. In March, some of our class¬ mates were inducted into the Fairhaven High School Honor Society. Those initiated were: Jane Ashley, Lynn Birtwistle, Ann Darden, James Fortin, Steven Isherwood, Joyce Lucia, Joan Medeiros, Janet Ring, Gaye Whiting, and Patricia Wojcik. On May 12th, we held our biggest social event of the year, our Junior Prom. Those who ruled over the land of Camelot” were: Linda Younger, Queen; Dona Morgan, her lady-in-waiting; and the members of her court, Jane Ashley, Susan Bouley, Joanne Fitts, Judith Gifford, Ruth Henriques, Christina Jacobsen, and Joyce Jacobsen. On Junior Day we received the responsibilities of our school. Jeffrey Silva accepted the mantle of leadership from the departing seniors, and we became the full-fledged upper classmen of Fairhaven High School. Our final year arrived, and to lead us, we chose Jeffrey Silva, president; Steven Isher¬ wood, vice-president; Joyce Jacobsen, secretary; Patricia Wojcik, treasurer. Toshihiro Takagaki was our exchange student from Japan. We presented our class play, A Con¬ necticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court,” in March. With the Senior Prom on June 7th, our Banquet June 10th, and our Commencement Exercises June 12th, we came to the end of our high school career. Thus, we began the realization of The Impossible Dream.” 101 Glass of 1968 IsOiff We, the Class of 1968, being of sound mind and body, completely in control of our destiny, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. We therefore appoint Mr. James Kidd, custodian, our sole executor. The CLASS of 1968 leaves F.H.S. with many fond memories. LINDA YOUNGER leaves her crown to the next Junior Prom Queen. STEPHEN CABRAL leaves his singular ideas and ways to any junior boy who can be as daring. The period 7 non-European Class leaves MR. TRAINOR, much to his joy. FRED BRADLEY bequeaths his gait to JOHN MEDEIROS. LARRY PASQUILL leaves his 7th period naps to STANLEY MURRAY. ANDY LAFERRIERE leaves his quick wit to anyone who can match it. TOM CURRIN and SHARON HAMMOND leave together. ANN DARDEN leaves the Barn door open. JOYCE JACOBSEN leaves her brothers” to NANCY KNUT- SEN. BETH DEARDEN leaves her giggle to CHRISTINE HAY¬ WARD. JANET RING leaves her math books to PETER HARRIMAN. SUSAN LOCKWOOD leaves the left-over food from the year¬ book meetings to the next editor of the Senior Staff. JEFF SILVA leaves his saddle shoes for TOM WOJCIK to fill. GILLY VIEIRA leaves his football to DONNY JOSEPH. MARY ELLEN LEISEY leaves her seat in MR. TRAINOR’S class regretfully. ARNE NESS leaves his green sweater to the SHADOW.” MANNY GOMES leaves his hair cream to STEVE GARCIA. BETTY HOLSTIUS leaves her french horn to anybody brave enough to dig the moss out of the mouthpiece. MARLENE BARTLETT leaves her love of nursing to KATHY ALBINO. CAROL MOTTA leaves her pigtail to BARBARA JASINSKI. JIM MAHANEY leaves his gas pump to MANNY AGUIAR. STEVE ISHERWOOD leaves his stature to any needy junior boy. LESTER SMITH leaves his basketball to TOWNS.” PAT WOJCIK leaves her activities to SUE GARDELLA. GAYE WHITING leaves with dignity? LYNN BIRTWISTLE leaves her blush to JANICE GAUCHER. NANCY MENDES doesn’t dare leave her black book to anyone. BARBARA SYLVIA leaves BOBBY CARVALHO to the Navy. MIKE WORM” AMARAL leaves his body to the biology lab. HOUSE” leaves a new window to F.H.S. MARIE GUILLOTTE leaves her typewriter to her sister, DE¬ NISE. TOM FRANCIS leaves his school spirit to our fabulous Blue Devil, PAUL MELLO. ELI BRALEY leaves his A-V equipment to JOE SIMPKIN. JOAN MEDEIROS leaves her nightmares to MR. DUFOUR. TINA JACOBSEN leaves her art room to JOHN LENNON. DIANE BACHAND leaves the main office to TINA AMARAL. JOHN GOBELL leaves his hairy slide rule case to MR. MAL¬ COLM. DAVID LOPES leaves his seat in after session to his brother, RICHARD. JIM FORTIN leaves his sun burn to JOE DONNELLY. JANICE BROWN leaves her skis to NANCY HAYWARD. TOSH leaves Americanized. PAULINE BENNET leaves a lock of her hair to SUE TORRES. MIKE PONTE leaves his hat to be bronzed for the trophy case. JANE MCGOWAN leaves her sewing equipment to JAN GILLUM. LINDA MELLO leaves her seat in chemistry class to any sleepy junior. MARY LOU and PAT CATALDO leave their brother sister image to ANN and PAUL MELLO. JANE ASHLEY leaves her hair straightener to PATTI CAR¬ PENTER. JOYCE LUCIA leaves her Pray for SURF” sign to LINDA VICTORINO. BARBARA NEVE leaves for Texas. WALLY THERRIEN leaves his duck noises to RUSS ARI- AGNO. PAM MEDEIROS leaves the F.H.S. bulletins to PAM HOLDEN. CAROL SZELIGA leaves the lunch table in peace. MICHELE DELANEY leaves her glocks to JACKIE JOAQUIN. The BASKETBALL TEAM leaves F.H.S. with the Capeway Con¬ ference Championship Title. BRUCE MEDEIROS leaves his toy guns to BONNIE and CLYDE. FRANK MACHADO leaves his English grades to NEIL HARTMAN. The CLASS OF 1968 sadly leaves VICKI CHURCHVILLE. GARY ARNOLD leaves his parking space at Fort Phoenix to MILTON PEASE. DAVID MENDELL leaves certain coaches with guilt com¬ plexes. JACK BOULEY leaves his football equipment to MARK CARTER. JOANNE KOZACZKA leaves F.H.S. with friends. DONA MORGAN bequeaths her gestures to GAYLE WHIT¬ TLE. JIMMY HENSHAW leaves puzzled. STEVE CABRAL JOYCE JACOBSEN SUSAN LOCKWOOD JOYCE LUCIA BRUCE MEDEIROS JOAN MEDEIROS GAYLE WHITING LINDA YOUNGER 102 Li’l Abner and Daisy Mae enjoying the Queen ' s Dance. 103 7lJe Salute . ... MARY ELLEN LEISEY, SUSAN LURTADO, CURTIS MACOMBER, MARILYN FURTADO, FRED BRADLEY, PHOEBE TAYLOR, AND DIANE HOULE who were select¬ ed for the instrumental division of the Southeastern District Concert . .. JANE ASHLEY, JOYCE LUCIA, SUSAN RAF- FA, BETH DEARDEN, JOYCE JACOBSEN, STEVE VIE¬ IRA, PAT CATALDO, CHRISTINE HAYWARD, REX NOWELL, AND BILL PHANEUF who were selected for the vocal division. . .. PATRICIA WOJCIK for being our repre¬ sentative on Student Government Day. . .. MRS. KNIPE for compiling a memorial booklet for Mr. Entwistle. ... our SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS who have given so much to help us. . . . MR. FONTES who has tolerated the HUT- TLESTONIAN STAFF! ... SUSAN FURTADO, CURTIS MACOMBER, AND MARILYN FLIRTADO who are members of the Greater Boston Youth Symphony. . .. JEFF SILVA AND JIM FORTIN who were our Boys’ State Representatives. . . . GAYE WHITING, our Girls’ State Rep¬ resentative. ... the CHEERLEADERS and the PEP SQUAD who spirited our teams on to Victory. ... the ALL-STATE REPRESENTATIVES, CURTIS MA¬ COMBER, SUSAN FURTADO, JOYCE LUCIA, JANE ASH¬ LEY, CHRISTINE HAYWARD, JOYCE JACOBSEN, SU¬ SAN RAFFA, BILL PHANEUF, PAT CATALDO, AND BETH DEARDEN . .. COACH WILSON for producing such a great basketball team!!! . . . OUR BASKETBALL TEAM for the Cape¬ way Conference Championship. . .. MRS. MARTIN AND OFFICE ASSIS¬ TANTS for maintaining law and order at F.H.S. . .. SUSAN GONSALVES for being selected for the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. . .. GILLY VIEIRA for being chosen for the All-Suburban baseball team. . .. LESTER SMITH and JIM HART for being chosen for the Capeway All-Star team. ... DARYL MANCHESTER, TOM WOJCIK, and LESTER SMITH for being Players of the Week. . . . JOYCE JACOBSEN for being presented the DAR Award and the Jewish War Veterans award. . . . MISS TRAFTON for all her invaluable help in producing the senior play. ... the cast of A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR’S COURT” for its fine performance. . .. THE SPRAY” for creating an informative newspaper for F.H.S. students and faculty. . .. JOAN LAFERRIERE for receiving honor for her Voice of Democracy speech. . .. the TRACK TEAM for a winning season. . .. THE HONOR SOCIETY for the outstand¬ ing achievements of its members. . .. ALL OUR TEACHERS who have been so willing to give us some of their knowledge, their time, and their friendship. JfiJ (onors nn ) iriwisi e C fizaSetfi Jfofsiius Jfc onors C fi Gra ey ' Janice C an io Inn Gard en James ortin S eue s ie rwood Joyce JacoSsen (j iris ine G ancjeuin Susan GocGwood Bt ' ouce LDucia Joan TITedeiros larfiara SCeoe Jan el Gina C Jatje mm. ncj J j a ricia 7. )oici 106 CHARLES AKIN Chuck” Industrial Arts Ugly is a field without grass, a plant without leaves, or a head without hair.” Born: December 31, 1950; Ambition: To make a career of the Air Force; Favorite Expression: Is that right?” Pet Peeve: 6 cylinders; Suppressed Desire: To own a fast car; Happiest When: Out on a date; Probable Fate: To be a mechanic; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Long hair. MICHAEL JOHN ANTHONY AMARAL Worm” College All the world’s a stage.” Born: November 4, 1949; Ambition: To be an Opera Singer ; Favorite Expression: Back, Back Pacassa,”; Pet Peeve: People who don’t THINK!; Suppressed Desire: To sing at the Met.; Happiest When: With Cathy; and Big Brother John; Probable Fate: To father a great Nation; Salient Characteristic: Voice. GARY ROBERT ARNOLD ' Kraut” General Three days of the week I don’t worry about; yesterday, today and tomorrow.” Born: March 12, 1950; Ambition: To coach a Fair- haven team to an undefeated season; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Forget it.”; Pet Peeve: Football practice and a certain Math teacher; Suppressed Desire: To beat Dave Mendell in the 880; Happiest When: ski¬ ing with Dee; Probable Fate: American Ambassador to Germany; Salient Characteristic: receding hairline? JANE LAYTON ASHLEY College Without laughter there is no joy.” Born: May 8, 1950; Ambition: To be a Psychiatric Nurse; Favorite Expression: This is true!!”; Pet Peeve: Flattery that gets you nowhere; Suppressed Desire: To paint the ceiling of Room 7 bright yel¬ low; Happiest When: Watching 63; Probable Fate: Do-Nut girl; Salient Characteristic: giggle. DIANNE YVETTE BACHAND Business Virtue is its own reward.” Born: September 20, 1950; Ambition: To become a successful secretary; Favorite Expression: You know,”; Pet Peeve: People who are constantly pessimistic; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Hap¬ piest When: It’s winter and snows; Probable Fate: Marry the Boss’s son; Salient Characteristic: typewriter. I 107 MARLENE ANN BARTLETT Marlena” College Her bright smile haunts me still.” Born: March 22, 1950; Ambition: To be a good nurse; Favorite Expression: Holy jump-up and sit down.”; Pet Peeve: Narrow-minded people; Suppressed Desire: To drive to Fall River and not get lost; Happiest When: I ' m with Donnie; Probable Fate: Resident at O.L.H.; Salient Characteristic: Smile. PAUL FRANCIS BENAC Nac-Nac” General His car is his first love.” Bom: May 12, 1950; Ambition: To be a Policeman; Favorite Expression: I don’t know, what do you want to do?”; Pet Peeve: American cars; Suppressed De¬ sire: To have my car in good running order for more than two weeks; Happiest When: With Pat; Probable Fate: Grand Prix Driver; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Big kid—little car. PAULINE BENNETT College A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” Born: March 31, 1950; Ambition: To study under Picasso with Mary; Favorite Expression: Neat.”; Happiest When: Guess?; Pet Peeve: bumptious people; Suppressed Desire: To understand Someone; Probable Fate: Soggy Shoulders; Salient Characteristic: Long hair. FREDERICK JOSEPH BENOIT Fred” General No man can lose what he never had.” Born: May 9, 1950; Ambition: To be extremely wealthy; Favorite Expression: Say What?”; Pet Peeve: Most People; Suppressed Desire: To Leave Home; Happiest When: Listening to the Beatles; Probable Fate: Hobo; Salient Characteristic: hair dryer. LYNN BIRTWISTLE College Innocence is not accustomed to blush.” Born: January 8, 1951; Ambition: To be a first grade teacher; Favorite Expression: very nice,”; Pet Peeve: People who are too fascinated with themselves to be fascinated with the rest of the world; Suppressed Desire: To be a Professional dancer; Happiest When: I’ve outwitted Mr. Malcolm by doing an impossible” problem in Math 12; Probable Fate: End up teaching Math 12 at Fairhaven High; Salient Characteristic: blush. ‘v 108 DAVID JACKSON BLACKBURN Dave” College I say little, but who knows what I think?” Born: May 9, 1950; Ambition: To be a History Teach¬ er; Favorite Expression: Dunno.”; Pet Peeve: Irri¬ tating people; Suppressed Desire: To travel to Eng¬ land; Happiest When: With people; Probable Fate: Victim of the draft; Salient Characteristic: Le Mans. RUSSELL ALBERT BORGES Russ” College Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you.” Born: August 23, 1950; Ambition: Drafstman; Favor¬ ite Expression: Censored; Pet Peeve: Nothing; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To drive a truck for a brewery; Hap¬ piest When: Sleeping; Probable Fate: Bartender; Salient Characteristic: Black T-neck. JOHN EDWARD BOULEY Boo” College Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more.” Born: December 5, 1950; Ambition: To be a suc¬ cessful I.B.M. operator; Favorite Expression: Is that right??; Pet Peeve: Getting up for school; Suppressed Desire: To play fullback for the New York Giants; Happiest When: With a certain someone; Probable Fate: Another Don Juan; Salient Characteristic: Snicker. SUSAN ALICE BOULEY Sue” College What is lovely never dies, but passes into other loveliness.” Born: May 8, 1950; Ambition: To become an ele¬ mentary school teacher; Favorite Expression: Oh, hi!!! ; Pet Peeve: People who don’t cheer at games; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: Cheer¬ ing; Probable Fate: Headliner Moulin Rouge; Salient Characteristic: Megaphone. EREDERICK WILLIAM BRADLEY Fred” College Of all the noises I think music the least dis¬ agreeable.” Born: April 1, 1950; Ambition: To be first cellist in the Boston Symphony Orchestra; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Oh, no!” Pet Peeve: Homework; Suppressed Desire: To take Susan Furtado’s baritone and hide it; Happiest When: Pretending to play the cello; Probable Fate; Charm school instructor. 109 ELI GIFFORD BRALEY III College You were a bachelor in your cradle.” Born: July 18, 1950; Ambition: To have a Ph.D.; Favorite Expression: So?”; Pet Peeve: Ignorance and stupidity; Suppressed Desire: To have a harem; Hap¬ piest When: Day-dreaming; Probable Fate: Immortal¬ ity; Salient Characteristic: Ties. PATRICIA ANN BRENNAN Pat” Business Don’t throw a monkey-wrench into the machin¬ ery.” Born: May 30, 1949; Ambition: To be happily mar¬ ried; Favorite Expression: You ' ve got to be kidding!”; Pet Peeve: Days are too short; Suppressed Desire: To enter my 51” Chevy in a Demolition Derby; Happiest When: On the tennis court; Probable Fate: car mechanics; Salient Characteristic: Tennis racket. ANNA BRIEZE College A maiden poised and self-possessed.” Born: October 16, 1950; Ambition: To go away to college; Suppressed Desire: To be five feet tall; Pet Peeve: Kids that think they’re cool!”; Favorite Expression: Oh no!!”; Probable Fate: Fashion de¬ signer; Happiest When: With the kids; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Hairpiece. DIANE LEE BRIGHTMAN Di” Business One hour’s sleep before midnight is worth three after.” Born: September 17, 1950; Ambition: Be a legal secretary; Favorite Expression: Play quietly!”; Pet Peeve: Conceited and moody people; Suppressed De¬ sire: To go to Tahiti; Happiest When: With Steve; Probable Fate: Get married to Steve; Salient Charac¬ teristic; Blonde hair. JANICE ELAINE BROWN Brown” College To build castles in Spain.” Born: April 23, 1950; Ambition: Elementary school teacher; Favorite Expression: Get out of here!” Pet Peeve: Being caught chewing gum when I first put it in my mouth; Suppressed Desire: To live in Rome; Happiest When: I ' ll never tell; Probable Fate: Steve McQueen’s governess; Salient Characteristic: jacket. I 10 STEPHEN PAUL BROWN Brown-Nose” Industrial Arts How fleet the runner.” Born: July 17, 1949; Ambition: To become a cabinet maker; Favorite Expression: Ge me ya physics home¬ work”; Pet Peeve: 1962 Fords—Fix—Or—Repair— Daily!; Suppressed Desire: To run a three minute mile; Happiest When: Running; Probable Fate: track star; Salient Characteristic: 406.” PAULA JEAN CABRAL G. G.” College The lass that loves a sailor.” Born: April 2, 1950; Ambition: To get married; go to nursing school, and have kids!”; In that order!; Favorite Expression: Man, are you out of your tree?” Pet Peeve: Seeing the mailman go by without stopping; Suppressed Desire: To be a stow-away aboard the Yak”; Happiest When: With Bob; Probable Fate: Sailor’s wife; Salient Characteristic: Baton. LINDA LEE CABRAL Lynn” General What she wants most to get out of school is herself.” Born: August 14, 1949; Ambition: To have one; Favorite Expression: I fail to appreciate the sense of humor.”; Pet Peeve: People who are afraid to be individualists; Suppressed Desire: To do what I want; Happiest When: Amongst interesting people; Probable Fate: Orphanage manager; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Basketball. STEPHEN LEONARD CABRAL Manny” College A nice man is a man of nasty ideas.” Born: September 8, 1950; Ambition: To run track at Northern Arizona University and to earn a Ph.D.; Favorite Expression: Take it any way you can get it.”; Pet Peeve: Ignorance; Suppressed Desire: To build a new stadium for Benny’s” scoreboard; Hap¬ piest When: On a deserted beach; Probable Fate: American ambassador to Portugal; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Vocabulary. JANICE MARIE CANTO Business And her hair was so charming curled.” Born: July 15, 1950; Ambition : To do something worthwhile; Favorite Expression: Oh brother.”; Pet Peeve: Waiting; Suppressed Desire: To live in Eng¬ land; Happiest When: listening to or playing the guitar; Probable Fate: Linguist; Salient Characteristic: Curly hair. c ROBERT CARVALHO General Bob” If it’s a man’s work, I’m only a boy.” Born: January 14, 1949; Ambition: To become a draftsman and teach like Mr. Arieta; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Oh No! Spoil again.”; Pet Peeve: Girls who think they’re it!!!; Suppressed Desire: To be the first to own a yellow XKE; Happiest When: Having a good time in Mr. T’s class; Probable Fate: To marry someone rich; Salient Characteristic: Buying cars that run like lemons. JEANNE IRENE CASEMIRO Jean” College Silence is the virtue of the wise.” Born: September 23, 1950; Ambition: to be successful; Favorite Expression: Cool it!”; Pet Peeve: people who are bossy; Suppressed Desire: to ride in a flying saucer; Happiest When: bell rings at 2:12; Probable Fate: Old Maid; Salient Characteristic: quietness. MARY LOU CATALDO Business Youthful, attractive and stylishly dressed.” Born: April 17, 1950; Ambition: to become a legal secretary; Favorite Expression: All kinds of ... ”; Pet Peeve: Marie; Suppressed Desire: to learn how to SKYDIVE; Happiest When: It’s football season; Probable Fate: Bookkeeper in a sweat shop; Salient Characteristic: Short Skirts. PATRICK JOSEPH CATALDO Pat” Business Me thinks I hear Caruso singing.” Born: December 9, 1948; Ambition: to go to college and learn Musical Comedy; Favorite Expression: Let me out!”; Pet Peeve: When people ask me where I bought my car?; Suppressed Desire: to be in a famous Musical Comedy, then live in Hollywood; Happiest When: I don’t have Office Practice; Probable Fate: When I become a Priest; Salient Characteristic: Voice. LORRAINE GAIL CHAREST Lori” Business Ah! The beautiful hair.” Born: October 2, 1950; Ambition: to be a secretary; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: the War in Viet Nam; Suppressed Desire: to travel; Happiest When: with a certain someone; Probable Fate: marry a certain someone; Salient Characteristic: baggy gymsuit. 112 V 9 i ELEANOR MAUDE CHARPENTIER Business The Chavender or club.” Born: September 3, 1950; Ambition: to become a bookkeeper; Favorite Expression: You know.”; Pet Peeve: people who don’t mind their own business; Suppressed Desire: to travel around the world; Happiest When: helping others; Probable Fate: Lady bus driver; Salient Characteristic: paperback books. VICTORIA ANN CHURCHVILLE Vickie” College God gave you the gift which no man may defile.” Born: September 14, 1950; Ambition: To put a lot into life and get a lot out of it; Favorite Expression: a smile! Pet Peeve: people who Talk through their hat”—especially against Viet Nam; Suppressed De¬ sire: Joke?”; Happiest When: warm; Probable Fate: cover girl; Salient Characteristic: smile. KATHLEEN ANN CLEMENT Kathy” College As merry as the day is long.” Born: December 7, 1950; Ambition: to become an elementary school teacher; Favorite Expression: Right?”; Pet Peeve: conceited people; Suppressed Desire: adjust the clocks in the F.H.S. tower; Hap¬ piest When: on the band bus going to the games; Probable Fate: band director; Salient Characteristic: good n ature. BARBARA CORDEIRA Barb” Homemaking She’s modest, quiet, and demure.” Born: August 4, 1948; Ambition: Hairdresser; Favor¬ ite Expression: G-Wiz.”; Pet Peeve: back seat driv¬ ers; Suppressed Desire: hair dresser; Happiest When: I ' m driving; Probable Fate: wait and find out; Salient Characteristic: knee socks. ALAN LOUIS COSTA Wildman” Business Why take life seriously? You’ll never get out of it alive.” Born: August 1, 1950; Ambition: to go to college; Favorite Expression: You know it.”; Pet Peeve: crowds; Suppressed Desire: to ski in the Winter Olympics; Happiest When: being whom I want; Probable Fate: be a firefighter; Salient Characteristic: mumbling. 113 THOMAS RAYMOND CURRIN Tom” College With good luck he has got through the day.” Born: November 22, 1950; Ambition: to design cars for General Motors; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: homework; Suppressed Desire: to own a ' Vette; Happiest When: with Sharon; Prob¬ able Fate: Mechanical Engineer; Salient Characteristic: eyelashes. ANN HUMPHREY DARDEN Dard” College Give me a ship and a star to sail it by.” Born: June 23, 1950: Ambition: to become a nurse; Favorite Expression: You clown!”; Pet Peeve: choco¬ late cake; Suppressed Desire: to win the America ' s Cup in the city of Memphis; Happiest When: instigat¬ ing trouble; Probable Fate: advisor to the lovelorn; Salient Characteristic: black bomb. $ CLIFFORD DAVIGNON Brute” College My appetite comes while eating.” Born: April 17, 1950; Ambition: to work for the airlines; Favorite Expression: Are you for real?”; Pet Peeve: a certain athletic director; Suppressed De¬ sire: to own a 427 ’Vette”; Happiest When: attend¬ ing those great beach parties; Probable Fate: manager for the N.Y. .Giants; Salient Characteristic: rosy cheeks. ELIZABETH MARY DEARDEN Beth” College She will laugh though there be naught to laugh . � at. Born: October 19, 1950; Ambition: to teach grade school and piano; Favorite Expression: I’m sorry . . . I didn’t mean it!?”; Pet Peeve: people who say I talk too much; Suppressed Desire: to rid myself of my gurgling French Horn.”; Happiest When: talking with interesting people; Probable Fate: a tenor with the Vienna Choir Boys; Salient Characteristic: laugh. JOAN DeGRASSE Business A still, small voice.” Born: October 7, 1949; Ambition: Data Processing; Favorite Expression: Yes ... but?”; Pet Peeve: wise cracks on Thursday nights while working at Liggets; Suppressed Desire: to be one of the paper airplanes flying around room 7; Happiest When: a certain teacher loses the test you’ve just flunked; Probable Fate: marriage and a house full of kids; Salient Characteristics: soft voice. I 14 MICHELE DELANEY Mickey” College Man has his will, but woman has her way.” Born: July 11, 1950; Ambition: To be successful; Favorite Expression: C’est la vie.”; Pet Peeve: Segre¬ gation in the cafeteria; Suppressed Desire: To own a Mustang; Happiest When: With a certain someone; Probable Fate: Getting married and visiting Ireland and France; Salient Charasteristic: Headbands. MICHAEL DURAND DeSOUZA Mike” College Think not, I am what I appear.” Born: March 17, 1950; Ambition: To be a Draftsman; Favorite Expression: Your father’s mustache.”; Pet Peeve: Open windows in first period Spanish; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To close the windows in first period Spanish; Happiest When: At Drum and Bugle Corps Contests; Probable Fate: To be old; Salient Character¬ istic: Shoes. ANNE DeTERRA Home Economics She has a smile for every friend and friends for every smile.” Born: June 19, 1949; Ambition: Lab Technician; Favorite Expression: What am I going to do?”; Pet Peeve: People who think they know everything; Suppressed Desire: To own a ranch; Happiest When: Shopping; riding horses; Probable Fate: Housewife; Salient Characteristic: Efficiency. DEBORAH DOUGLAS Debbie” General A talkative lady to be sure.” Born: December 31, 1950; Ambition: To be in the WAFS; Favorite Expression: Is that cool or what!”; Pet Peeve: Those cool yellow school buses; Suppressed Desire: To have Wayne Newton serenade me every night; Happiest When: Singing and Dancing; Prob¬ able Fate: First woman President of the U.S.; Salient Characteristic: Roger Miller songs. SUSAN PATRICIA DUGAN Sue” Business A smiling eye, and laughter ever upon her lip.” Born: December 20, 1949; Ambition: I.B.M. or Accounting; Favorite Expression: I don’t know.”; Pet Peeve: Girls with baggy nylons; Suppressed De¬ sire: To drive a car at Connecticut Dragway; Happiest When: With Bobby; Probable Fate: Town Crier; Salient Characteristic: Noise. I 115 l ( RICHARD JOSEPH DUMOULIN Rick” General Carve a little bit off the top of me.” Born: January 6, 1949; Ambition: To be a professional bowler; Favorite Expression: What do ya say kid!”; Pet Peeve: Homework; Suppressed Desire: To bowl a 300” game; Happiest When: Bowling; Probable Fate: Salesman; Salient Characteristic: Height. BEVERLY ANN ESPINDOLA Bev” Business Never a trouble, never a frown—only a smile for everyone.” Born: April 7, 194 ; Ambition: To be a mechanic; Favorite Expression: Cut it out.”; Pet Peeve: Boys that look like girls; Suppressed Desire; To visit Rome; Happiest When: Business Law tests are in¬ terrupted by fire drills; Probable Fate; Bookie; Salient Characteristic: Altruism. STEVEN PAUL ESPINDOLA Esp” College A girl a day keeps the homework away.” Born: August 5, 1950; Ambition: To get the most out of life; Favorite Expression: Unbelievable!”; Pet Peeve: Locker Rooms at FHS; Suppressed Desire: To live in California; Happiest When: In a crowd; Probable Fate: Another Casanova; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Eyes. ANN MARIE FERREIRA Business She appeared a true goddess in her walk.” Born: April 27, 1947; Ambition: To graduate and be¬ come a teacher; Favorite Expression: Right.”; Pet Peeve; Dropouts and quitters; Suppressed Desire: To marry Red and teach nursery school; Happiest When: With Red; Probable Fate; Housewife; Salient Characteristic: Her walk. JOANNE RUTH FITTS Jo” Business Chic from head to toe.” Born: March 24, 1950; Ambition: To fly the friendly skies; Favorite Expression: What can I say?”; Pet Peeve: FHS Rallys; Suppressed Desire: To join the Olympic Swimming Team; Happiest When: Getting my own way; Probable Fate: Driver Instructor; Salient Characteristic: Wardrobe. 116 DONN M. FLETCHER Flex” Industrial Arts If play interferes with work, drop work.’’ Born: July 28, 1950; Ambition: Motorcycle Mechanic; Favorite Expression: That is decent!’’; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To get a Triumph Bonneville; Happiest When: With my girl; Probable Fate: Firefighter; Salient Characteristic: Tatoo. JAMES EDWARD FORTIN Si” College He is free who lives as he ch ooses.” Born: April 27, 1950; Ambition: To be able to do what I want; Favorite Expression: Oh, wow.”; Pet Peeve: Shmucks and paranoiacs; Suppressed De¬ sire: To become a full time student; Happiest When: Playing my records; Probable Fate: Janitor in a labora¬ tory; Salient Characteristic: Sunburn. MICHAEL JOHN FOSTER House” College Once a gentleman always a gentleman.” Born: July 16, 1950; Ambition: To go to college; Favorite Expression: I don’t know.”; Pet Peeve: Homework; Suppressed Desire: To be something; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: Man¬ sion; Salient Characteristic: Dry humor. THOMAS HUGH FRANCIS V Fairhaven’s Little Hughie” General A curly headed, mischief making imp from his birth.” Born: May 9, 1948; Ambition: To become a master plumber and inspector for Fairhaven; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: Being forced to park my ’65 convertible under trees so teachers can have choice spots; Suppressed Desire: To own a new G.T.O. auto, and top my Dad’s reputation as a good Plumber; Happiest When: With Katy and watching B.G. take it through the 14 mile; Probable Fate: Jockey; Salient Characteristic: Little guy—Big car. DONALD ROBERT FRATES Don” College School is such a pleasant place where one might view a woman’s face.” Born: December 29, 1949; Ambition: To be successful and wealthy; Favorite Expression: Fabulous!”; Pet Peeve: Stubborn, childish, cocky people; Teachers who are insulting, boresome and strange; Suppressed De¬ sire: To visit California or Norway; Happiest When: Surfin’; Probable Fate: My fate? I dunno.”; Salient Characteristic: Surfing. 117 GAIL ANN GERMANO Wop” Business Give her a basketball; she’s off to glory.” Born: September 23, 1950; Ambition: To succeed in life and help where I am needed; Favorite Expression: Parsta-fa-zoul”; Pet Peeve: A certain talkative person; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world, espe¬ cially to Italy; Happiest When: Doing crazy things with a” crazy person; Probable Fate: Grave Digger; Salient Characteristic: Singing. JUDITH ANN GIFFORD Jude” Business To know her is to like her.” Born: June 1, 1950; Ambition: Legal secretary; Favorite Expression: You little bugga!”; Pet Peeve: Babysitting for my two brothers; Suppressed Desire: To go surfing in Hawaii; Happiest When: With Jim¬ my; Probable Fate: To star as Tinkerbell; Salient Characteristic: Petiteness. JOHN JOSEPH GOBELL College Tomorrow is coming; why hurry?” Born: March 9, 1950; Ambition: To earn a degree in engineering; Favorite Expression: Yup”; Pet Peeve: People who pull my rabbit skin slide rule case; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To wander from coast to coast in a camper for a whole summer; Happiest When: Play¬ ing tennis; Probable Fate: Deported; Salient Character¬ istic: Rabbit skin slide rule case. MANUEL CORREIA GOMES Manny G.” General—Business Taking it easy and a long life are brothers.” Born: June 3, 1947; Ambition: Jer and Auto mechan¬ ic; Favorite Expression: Too much!” Pet Peeve: Girls with long dresses; Suppressed Desire: To be successful; Happiest When: I am with my girl; Prob¬ able Fate: Shipped to Vietnam; Salient Characteristic: Hair cream, ROBERT PAUL GOMES Gomesy” College Born: February 6, 1950; Ambition: To go to college and become a history teacher; Favorite Expression: What’s the Story!”; Pet Peeve: People who act the part they are not; Suppressed Desire: To become successful in the eyes of my parents; Happiest When: Racing my G.T.O.!; Probable Fate: Grease monkey; Salient Characteristic: G.T.O. 118 HHflliiH SUSAN ANNE GONSALVES Ephraim” Business I could never be bored with life.” Born: March 18, 1950; Ambition-. To get as much as possible from life; Favorite Expression: I do not answer indecent questions!”; Pet Peeve: Students who turn out the lights in the tunnel; Suppressed De¬ sire: To discover who Jovina Pina really is; Happiest When: I don’t have a cold; Probable Fate: The own¬ er of Howdy’s; Salient Characteristic: Jewelry. JOSEPH ALAN GUBLER Rock” College Clothes make the man.” Born: August 11, 1950; Ambition: To satisfy my sadistic cravings by dropping napalm bombs; Favorite Expression: Right!”; Pet Peeve: The French lan¬ guage; Suppressed Desire: To be a Mexican hemp farmer; Happiest When: Flying!”; Probable Fate: A flying Mexican hemp farmer; Salient Characteristic: Loud clothes. MARIE ANN GUILLOTTE Business Never lacks a friend” Born : November 5, 1950; Ambition: Executive Sec¬ retary; Favorite Expression: You’ve got to be kid¬ ding!”; Pet Peeves: Lunch Line, and V.W. Buses; Happiest When: With a certain brown-eyed and brown-haired guy; Suppressed Desire: To see myself as others see me; Probable Fate: Success in the business world; Salient Characteristics: Steve. PAMELA R. HABICHT Pam” College What’s the use of worrying ... Born: August 23, 1949; Ambition: to succeed as a hairdresser; Favorite Expression: Be serious.”; Pet Peeve: Being told what to do and staying in; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To go to Europe with Carole; Hap¬ piest When: All of the time; Probable Fate: To beat up David; Salient Characteristic: Laugh. Picture Not Available DIANE CHRISTINA HADFIELD Dee” General The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Born: February 18, 1950; Ambition: To succeed in life; Favorite Expression: Take it light.”; Pet Peeve: A certain red Falcon; Suppressed Desire: To burn down the Garage”; Happiest When: Sleeping; Prob¬ able Fate: One more year at F.H.S.; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Cakes. • I 19 PAMELA GAYLE HAMER Pam” Business Mischief, thou art afoot.” Born: October 20, 1948; Ambition: To be a profes¬ sional model; Favorite Expression: Rats.”; Pet Peeve: Commercials on the radio and guys with baggy pants; Suppressed Desire: To meet Jerry Lewis; Happiest When: Working at the A W; Probable Fate: Model; Salient Characteristic: Southern accent. SHARON CATHERINE HAMMOND Shammy” College She is very good to look at, and even nicer to know.” Born: June 5, 1950; Ambition: Nurse; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Hurry up!”; Pet Peeve: People who stuff gum wrappers in my homeroom desk; Suppressed Desire: To clean the sink in room 22; Happiest When: With Tommy; Probable Fate: Ben Casey’s nurse; Salient Characteristic: Singer Gazelle. DANIEL JAMES HANLON Dan” General Speech is silver; silence is golden.” Born: April 15, 1948; Ambition: To join the Marines; Favorite Expression: What! For this?”; Pet Peeve: Girls with skinny legs; Supressed Desire: To travel Happiest When: With the boys; Probable Fate: Pot- washer in a Chinese restaurant; Salient Characteristic: Passiveness. RONALD EDWARD HARRISON Harry” General Homework fascinates me: I can sit and look at it all day.” Born: February 26, 1950; Ambition: Undecided; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Ya but though ... ”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To own a Road Runner; Happiest When: With Judy; Probable Fate: Collecting Social Security; Salient Characteristic: Neatness. BRUCE THACKER HASKELL Business Boys will be boys.” Born: February 14, 1950; Ambition: To enter into the business field; Favorite Expression: ”1 didn’t do it.”; Pet Peeve: People who aren’t on time; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To give Mr. Albritton after session; Happiest When: With a girl; Probable Fate: Broker; Salient Characteristic: Morse Shoes. 120 CLAIRE MAUREEN HEBERT College The only true love is love at first sight; second sight dispels it.” Born: May 7, 1950; Ambition: To be a modern jazz dancer; Favorite Expression: Yeah right!”; Pet Peeve: People who are never happy; Suppressed Desire: To meet Dean Martin; Happiest When: Dancing; Prob¬ able Fate: To be a member of the Rockettes; Salient Characteristic: Flirtatiousness. NORMAN JOSEPH HENDRICKS, JR. ' B. D.” College For man is man and master of his fate.” Born: January 24, 1951; Ambition: To travel all around the world; Favorite Expression: Groovy.”; Pet Peeve: The Establishment; Suppressed Desire; To become a poet; Happiest When: Listening to music; Probable Fate: An out-of-work philosopher; Salient Characteristic: Easy going. RUTH ANNE HENRIQUES Susie Creamcheese” College Small, but whoever complained about the size of dynamite?” Born: July 27, 1950; Ambition: To be independently successful; Favorite Expression: What a hastle.”; Pet Peeve: Ignorant people; Suppressed Desire: To reach my unreachable dream; Happiest When: With those who partake in ... ; Probable Fate: Center fold-out in Playboy; Salient Characteristic: Dimples. JAMES WALTER HENSHAW Grip” College I would rather see a young man blush than turn pale.” Born: January 10, 1951; Ambition: To achieve inner contentment; Favorite Expression: I didn’t like that.”; Pet Peeve: Alarm clocks; Suppressed Desire: To play in the big league; Happiest When; Playing sports; Probable Fate: Operator of a charter boat; Salient Characteristic: Blush. KENNETH CHARLES HIGBE Kenny” Industrial Arts Answer me in one word.” Born: August 23, 1948; Ambition: Machinist; Favor¬ ite Expression: Baloney.”; Pet Peeve: People who talk too much; Suppressed Desire: To go across the country on a motorcycle; Happiest When: Not in school; Probable Fate: CIA man; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Silence. • 1 r 121 DONNA JEAN HITT Daryl” College Man is not made to question, but to adore.” Born: August 21, 1950; Ambition: to be an English teacher; Favorite Expression: O! Wow!”; Pet Peeve: Monday mornings; Suppressed Desire: to travel across country in a Volkswagen with Bobolink and Portagee; Happiest When: with Ward, naturally; Probable Fate: bridge builder in Padnarum; Salient Characteristic: diamond. ELIZABETH ANN HOLSTIUS Betti” College Give me an instrument and I’ll play it.” Born: May 27, 1950; Ambition: to teach the violin to conduct orchestra; Favorite Expression: Hi, every¬ body! Pm here, aren’t ya glad?”; Pet Peeve: having last chair in the violin section in orchestra, and con¬ cert masters who think they know everything; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to have first chair in orchestra and prove that the concert master doesn’t know every¬ thing; Happiest When: Playing the violin, especially in string ensemble; Probable Fate: starving in a garret while composing tuba and violin duets; Salient Char¬ acteristic: bifocals. BRADFORD ANTHONY HOTTE Brad” College Speech is great, but silence is greater.” Born: July 26, 1950; Ambition: to become a Marine archaeologist; Favorite Expression: Hey”; Pet Peeve: Homework; Suppressed Desire: to own an island in the Caribbean; Happiest When: down in St. Thomas; Probable Fate: to be another Lloyd Bridges; Salient Characteristic: scuba diving. BRUCE WILLIAM INGHAM Pigeon” College With just enough of learning to misquote.” Born: November 6, 1949; Ambition: to be a Marine biologist or scuba diver; Favorite Expression: Gee!” or E-E-E-you did it!”; Pet Peeve: people who think they know it all, but really know nothing; Suppressed Desire: to live in peace without WAR; Happiest When: with Nancy—when she’s not yelling about something I did wrong; Probable Fate: Marine biolo¬ gist; Salient Characteristic: malapropism. JOE INDIVIDUAL Typical Fairhaven High School Student Born: April 1, 1950; Ambition: to survive; Favorite Expression: Good Grief!”; Pet Peeve: Loud mouthed people; Suppressed Desire: to be famous; Happiest When: playing baseball; Probable Fate: who knows?; Salient Characteristic: inferiority complex. 122 STEVEN WILLIAM ISHERWOOD Ish” College Eat, drink, and be merry; for tomorrow we go to school.” Born: November 17, 1950; Ambition: to get the best I can, not considering wealth; Favorite Expression: If it feels good and makes you happy-—do it!”; Pet Peeve: Very pretty girls being wasted; Suppressed Desire: to do as many things and meet as many people as I possible can at U Mass.; Happiest When: Out with the woman; Probable Fate: Not to make it where I actually plan to, but to make it where I’ll have more fun; Salient Characteristic: Broad shoulders. CHRISTINA JACOBSEN Tina” Business ' ' The merit of originality is not novelty; it is sincerity.” Born: December 29, 1950; Ambition: to play lead guitar in Sergeant Peppers’ Lonely Hearts Club Band; Favorite Expression: You know”; Pet Peeve: to be reminded of my personal insignificance; Suppressed Desire: to know how it feels to be one of the beautiful people; Happiest When: Holding hands; Probable Fate: Body painter; Salient Characteristic: individuality. JOYCE ELLEN JACOBSEN Frog” College She is active, stirring, all afire; cannot rest, cannot tire.” Born: August 15, 1950; Ambition: to be happy in what I choose to do; Pet Peeve: all my brothers; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to be a minister; Probable Fate: fish monger; Salient Characteristic: congeniality; Happiest When: at Deering, New Hampshire. LORNNA LEE JASON Business Happy, clever, full of fun; known and liked by everyone.” Born: August 30, 1950; Ambition: to be successful; Favorite Expression: go away—you bother me”; Pet Peeve: conceited people; Suppressed Desire: to go to California; Happiest When: on weekends; Probable Fate: computer operator; Salient Character¬ istic: vitality. JOE INDIVIDUAL’S SISTER- SALLY INDIVIDUAL Another typical Fairhaven High School Student Born: February 29, 1951; Ambition: to have naturally curly hair; Favorite Expression: You’re a block¬ head!!”; Pet Peeve: That stupid dog, Snoopy; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to marry Schroeder; Happiest When: gossiping about my friends when playing the out¬ field; Probable Fate: being a fussbudget all my life; Salient Characteristic: one big mouth. 123 JUDITH ANN JOAQUIN Judy” College The sweetest noise on earth; a woman’s tongue.” Born: July 10, 1950; Ambition: To be myself; Fa¬ vorite Expression: If I were you . . . Pet Peeve: people who are unaware; Suppressed Desire: To travel and meet different types of people; Happiest When: with Ronnie, and dancing; Probable Fate: Marriage consultant; Salient Characteristic: Loqua¬ ciousness. MACY FOSTER JOSEPH III Mace” Getieral Who loves not women, wine, and song re¬ mains a fool his whole life long.” Born: September 12, 1949; Ambition: To be happy; Favorite Expression: Don’t worry about it!”; Pet Peeve: people who put on acts and try to be cool”; Suppressed Desire: To pass Senior English; Happiest When: relaxing; Probable Fate: Fairhaven Police De¬ partment; Salient Characteristic: Hay fever. SUZANNE TERRY KEITH College A sweet young girl is hard to find, but here is one to keep in mind.” Born: July 8, 1950; Ambition: Lab technician; Fa¬ vorite Expression: I don’t believe it.”; Pet Peeve: Studying for tests; Suppressed Desire: To be a suc¬ cess; Happiest When: Doing something new or ex¬ citing; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic: Sweetness. RANDALL BRIAN KENNEY Randy” College Mischief is where you find it; especially if he’s behind it.” Born: May 10, 1950; Ambition: To become a Mechani¬ cal Engineer; Favorite Expression: Nice Day!!; Pet Peeve: Getting caught driving in Rochester after 1 A.M.!!; Suppressed Desire: To raise the Titanic”; Happiest When: There is always something to do; Probable Fate: Night watchman at a Day Camp; Salient Characteristic: Guitar. JOANNE KOZACZKA Joezy” College Happy am I; from care I’m free.” Born: January 23, 1950; Ambition: To go to college and succeed in a career of Social Work; and to be happily married; Favorite Expression: It could be worse ... It could be raining.”; Pet Peeve: Orgies; Suppressed Desire: To live in a castle on a hill, near the ocean; Happiest When: In a daydream; Probable Fate: Collecting trash in the New York Slums; Salient Characteristic: eyes. 124 CONSTANCE ANN LACERDA Connie” Business Full of pep and fancy free, that’s the way she’s got to be.” Born: July 11, 1950; Ambition: To learn to surf; Favorite Expression: It’s unreal.”; Pet Peeve: Watch¬ ing Popeye and Gumby at Joanne’s before school; Suppressed Desire: To grow the most sincere pump¬ kin patch and be visited by the Great Pumpkin; Happiest When: with Paul; Probable Fate: Haggard Housewife; Salient Characteristic: Freckles. ANDRE CHARLES LAFERRIERE Andy” College Full well they laughed at all his jokes, for many a joke had he.” Born: March 27, 1950; Ambition: To be a Marine Biologist and to live in Hawaii, where there is plenty of sun, surf, and female structures; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Is that right? Nice.”; Pet Peeve: Dress code, Snobs, and Physics; Suppressed Desire: To be a mighty and majestic hero; Happiest When: Getting satisfaction; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Quick wit. JOAN MARIE LAFERRIERE Joannie” College Sweetness, goodness in her person shone.” Born: September 20, 1950; Ambition: To teach gram¬ mar school; Favorite Expression: You’re kidding.”; Pet Peeve: Teenyboppers; Suppressed Desire: To be a vagabond; Happiest When: Listening to well-per¬ formed folk and topical music; Probable Fate: Mar¬ riage and children; Salient Characteristic: Smile. GEORGE ROLAND LANDRY General Life is just one darn thing after another.” Born: November 15, 1950; Ambition: To be a million¬ aire; Favorite Expression: I’m Hungry!”; Pet Peeve: Life; Suppressed Desire: To join the Dodge Rebel¬ lion and Bomb a Ford; Happiest When: with Sharon; Probable Fate: Bum; Salient Characteristic: After¬ session. SUSAN IRENE LANDRY Sue” Business Sometimes quiet; most times a riot.” Born: August 1, 1950; Ambition: To be something in life; Favorite Expression: Oh, Really!”; Pet Peeve: Getting sent home because my clothes are too short!!; Suppressed Desire: To wear a granny dress” to school; Happiest When: Not in school; Probable Fate: Double for Bill Cosby; Salient Characteristic: blond streaks. Picture Not Available i i 125 1 CHRISTINE ANITA LANGEVIN Chris” Business She takes life with an easy swing, content with whatever it may bring.” Born: February 6, 1950; Ambition: To be a secretary, Favorite Expression: I’m STARVED!’’; Pet Peeve: Having Paul leave at 9:00; Suppressed Desire; To be rich; Happiest When: with Paul; Probable Fate: married to Paul; Salient Characteristic: sincerity. MADELINE JUNE LAPOLLA Maddy” Business When Nature has work to be done, she creates a girl to do it.” Born: January 15, 1950; Ambition: To become a good nurse; Favorite Expression: Hurry up!”; Pet Peeve: Being the only senior in gym!!; Suppressed Desire: To go to Florida; Happiest When: with Richard; Probable Fate: F.H.S. Nurse; Salient Characteristic: main office. RUTH LAUBE Ruthie” Business She who tries hardest, usually succeeds.” Born: September 28, 1950; Ambition: To be a Mis¬ sionary; Favorite Expression: So anyway.”; Pet Peeve: Calling down nationalities; Suppressed Desire: To understand Algebra in Mr.-’s class; Happiest When: with John; Probable Fate: Let’s wait and see; Salient Characteristic: Sneeze. SUSAN JAYNE LAUZON Suzie Cream-cheese” Business It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” Born: February 25, 1950; Ambition: To be a model for Popular Mechanics; Favorite Expression: So listen to me will ya.”; Pet Peeve: People who don’t eat their Puffa Puffa Rice; Suppressed Desire: To fix Phyllis Diller’s hair; Happiest When: with Donnie; Probable Fate: swimming in Afrita and scaring the natives; Salient Characteristic: eyelashes and makeup. MARY ELLEN LEISEY Lice” College Good nature is one of the richest fruits of per¬ sonality.” Born: February 24, 1950; Ambition: To be a Music Teacher; Favorite Expression: BARF!!”; Suppressed Desire: To take over Mantovani’s orchestra; Pet Peeve: skinny people; Happiest When: in bed; Probable Fate: Mother of a great nation; Salient Characteristic: Hearty laugh. 126 ROBERTA LEMAIRE Robin” College A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.” Born: June 20, 1950; Ambition: To have a good time in life; Favorite Expression: Oh Brother.”; Pet Peeve: Doing the 600 on a cold day; Suppressed Desire: To become something I want to become; Happiest When: I’m with the kids; Probable Fate: To get married, I hope!; Salient Characteristic: Appetite. NICHOLAS LESHYK, JR. Nick” College Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow.” Born: April 6, 1950; Ambition: To get the most out of life; Favorite Expression: Are you kidding me?”; Pet Peeve: Girls who take too much for granted; Suppressed Desire: To punch Ho Chi Mihn in the mouth; Happiest When: Around girls; Probable Fate: Santa Claus on a New York street corner; Salient Characteristic: Howdy’s. WENDY ANN MARIA LEWIS Peanuts” Business Get away with what you can for as long as you can” Born: October 26, 1950; Ambition: To do my best at whatever I set my mind to. Also to use whatever talents I have to my best advantage; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Oh, you’ve really got to be kidding.”; Pet Peeve: Monitors who catch me when I’m using the front door to Room 7 during passing; Suppressed Desire: To allow a smokers’ lounge to be put in the girls locker room; Happiest When: With a certain person, named Joe; Probable Fate: Married to a Portuguese seaman; Salient Characteristic: Hairdos. SUSAN JANE LOCKWOOD Sue” Business-College Smart and wise; a terror for her size!” Born: November 24, 1950; Ambition: To be a computer operator; Favorite Expression: Why should I ... Well . . . But ... ”; Pet Peeve: Kids who don’t come to yearbook meetings and teachers who knock down women; Suppressed Desire: To just once close the door to the HUTT” room during a meeting; Happiest When: Fooling around in the HUTT room; Prob¬ able Fate: Mr. Trainor’s replacement; Salient Character¬ istic: High-pitched voice and saddle shoes. VICTORIA LINDA LONGO Vickie” Business Pushing the panic button doesn’t solve the problem” Born: September 20, 1950; Ambition: To go to Italy; Favorite Expression: Tough-Tilliarchies.”; Pet Peeve: O.L.H. and M.R.; Suppressed Desire: To trouble trouble before trouble troubles me; Happiest When: Getting into trouble: Probable Fate: Owner of a package store; Salient Characteristic: Antics. 127 NANCY ANN LONGWORTH Nan” Business True to her work, her friends.” Born: August 29, 19 . Ambition: To get a job in the field of Favorite Expression: I guess.”; Pet Peeve: Commercials on T.V. and the Radio; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: The weekend and vacations come; Probable Fate: Remain a life-long resident of Massachusetts; Salient Characteristic: slightness. DANIEL LUCAS Danny” Industrial Arts Men are but children of a large growth” Born: December 22, 1950; Ambition: Carpenter; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Maddy.”; Pet Peeve: Tom Francis and all the students in my English class; Suppressed Desire: 4 years in the Navy; Happiest When: Fishing on my sixteen foot skiff; Probable Fate: President of the United States; Salient Characteristic: Luca’s rallies in the locker room. JOYCE LUCIA Joie” College No matter what others may be she is always herself.” Born: November 10, 1950; Ambition: To be an Opera star; Favorite Expression: What’s Flappening?”; Pet Peeve: Guys who steal rootbeer mugs; Suppressed De¬ sire: To paint flowers on a certain Corvette; Happiest When: At Horseneck; Probable Fate: To live in Haight- Ashbury; Salient Characteristic: Del’s. NORMAN ARMAND LUSSIER Luci” General I am very fond of the Company of ladies” Born: August 22, 1949; Ambition: To become a wealthy playboy; Favorite Expression: All kidding aside, but that’s the story.”; Pet Peeve: Conceited people and pop-out surfboards; Suppressed Desire: To be vice¬ principal of F.FLS. for just one day; Happiest When: surfing and on a date with a certain sexy blue-eyed girl; Probable Fate: mad scientist.”; Salient Char¬ acteristic: surfboard. PRANK G. MACHADO JR. Fred” Business I feel that I am reserved for some end or other” Born: March 8, 1950; Ambition: To be a successful Businessman; Favorite Expression: No sweat.”; Pet Peeve: People who pretend to be something they’re not, and typing; Suppressed Desire: To have my own pool table; Happiest When: with friends; Probable Fate: Social worker in India; Salient Characteristic: Math- book. i 128 JAMES PATRICK MAHANEY Jim” College A man of mild dispositions” Born: March 24, 1950; Ambition: To be as great a drummer as Gene Krupa or Ray Ludee; Favorite Expression: woopee!! ? ? ?!”; Pet Peeve: When Dave Lopes calls me Chuck; Suppressed Desire: To under¬ stand Mr. Dufour and Mr. Paquin when they speak in French; Happiest When: At some drum corps ac¬ tivity; Probable Fate: Drum instructor or drummer for a jazz band; Salient Characteristic: Reddish hair. ARTHUR G. MALONEY III Mick” College O loud golden silence” Born: January 9, 1951; Ambition ' . To go to college; Favorite Expression: Cripes.”; Pet Peeve: Homework; Suppressed Desire: To manage Lupo ' s; Happiest When: In sixth period study; Probable Fate: 54” Ford mechanic; Salient Characteristic: freckles. DARYL GIFFORD MANCHESTER College A man’s popularity is an index to his char¬ acter.” Born: August 27, 1950; Ambition: To go to college; Favorite Expression: It’s up to you.”; Pet Peeve: Cars that burn oil; Suppressed Desire: To gain weight; Happiest When: Playing sports; Probable Fate: Chicken plucker; Salient Characteristic: Dignity. SUSAN DIANE MANNY Sue” Business A hand to execute any mischief” Born: June 5, 1950; Ambition: To be successful in life; Favorite Expression: Wadda-ya gonna do—cry???”; Pet Peeve: Report cards; Suppressed Desire: To be taller than Judy Gifford; Happiest When: Waking up Satur¬ day morning and realizing there’s no school; Probable Fate: Principal of F.H.S.; Salient Characteristic: Com- medienne. SANDRA ANN MARSHALL Sandy” General That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet” Born: March 21, 1948; Ambition: Be successful in sewing; Favorite Expression: snap! snap!”; Pet Peeve: Two faced people; Suppressed Desire: To have long straight hair??? and to go to California; Happiest When: Just riding around with the girls and guys; Probable Fate: Get married and have children; Salient Characteristic: discotheque. 129 DOUGLAS SCOTT McCOMBE |9M ' Doug General Still poking his nose into this into that ...” Born: June 27, 1950; Ambition: To be a professional drummer; Favorite Expression: Is that right??”; Pet Peeve: People who don’t understand me; Suppressed Desire: To be the fifth Monkee; Happiest When: Playing sports; Probable Fate: The next athletic director at F.H.S.; Salient Characteristic: chatter. JANE McGOWAN College I do what I please and do it with ease” Born: December 2, 1950; Ambition: To become a fash¬ ion designer; Pet Peeve: Not being able to remain on the fire escape outside room 22; Suppressed Desire: To live and study in Europe; Probable Fate: mangled in the needle of a sewing machine; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Friendly’s. NANCY ANN McGRATH Nan” Business There is no need of wishing, life’s short enough” Born: April 18, 1950; Ambition: To be a good secretary and wife; Favorite Expression: Oh ya huh!”; Pet Peeve: Dartmouth Police; Suppressed Desire: To own my own car; Happiest When: with Tom; Probable Fate: To marry a certain someone; Salient Characteristic: sweet voice. BRUCE EDWARD MEDEIROS College A quiet boy is what they say!” Born: September 23, 1950; Ambition: To teach elemen¬ tary school; Favorite Expression: Are you serious??”; Pet Peeve: When it rains on my glasses; Suppressed Desire: To have a villa in Rome; Happiest When: Spending money; Probable Fate: Loud-mouth politician; Salient Characteristic: Handwriting. ETHEL DIANE MEDEIROS Dee Dee” College I can resist anything but temptations” Born: February 13, 1950; Ambition: To become a nurse; Favorite Expression: One of these days kid!”; Pet Peeve: Being told what to do; Suppressed Desire: To marry Jerry; Happiest When: With Jerry; Probable Fate: Married to Jerry; Salient Characteristic: Jerry. 130 r JOAN CHRISTINE MEDEIROS Joannie” College Ability and reliability make a good scholar.” Born: April 28, 1950; Ambition: Teacher; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Nothing exciting ever happens to me.”; Pet Peeve: Big feet; Suppressed Desire: To own a castle; Happiest when: I ' m teasing somebody; Probable Fate: Ghost hunter; Salient Characteristic: Dimples. MARIE PAMELA MEDEIROS Pam” Business Nice things come in small packages.” Born: June 7, 1950; Ambition: To be a private secretary; Favorite Expression: Forget it!”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To roller skate in a buffalo herd; Happiest When: Fooling around; Probable Fate: Horror movie star; Salient Characteristic: Gestures. JOHN F. MEEHAN Business The cautious seldom err.” Born: September 30, 1949; Ambition: To succeed in business; Favorite Expression: Yes.”; Pet Peeve: Homework; Suppressed Desire: To own my own car; Happiest When: Driving a car; Probable Fate: Brain Surgeon; Salient Characteristic: Rosy Cheeks. LINDA ANN MELLO Lu” College Why work when you can get someone to do your work for you?” Born: March 13, 1950; Ambition: To get into college and stay in; Favorite Expression: I don’t know.”; Pet Peeve: Joe Cep; Suppressed Desire: To be able to travel whenever and wherever I want; Happiest When: With the kids; Probable Fate: Caretaker of Buttonwood Park; Salient Characteristic: Laziness. DAVID LOUIS MENDELL Oscar” College Those who in quarrel interpose must often wipe a bloody nose.” Born: August 24, 1950; Ambition: To be a marine bi¬ ologist; Favorite Expression: Hang it up.”; Pet Peeve: Losing fights; Suppressed Desire: To be the state champ in the half mile; Happiest When: Making-it; Probable Fate: Poverty; Salient Characteristic: Springs in his shoes! 131 NANCY ANN MENDES Moose” College It’s her nature to he good-natured.” Born: September 29, 1950; Ambition: To become a psy¬ chologist; Favorite Expression Nobody tells me anything.”; Pet Peeve: People who call me Moose.”; Suppressed Desire: To be a radio DJ; Happiest When: Getting more quotations for my book; Probable Fate: Math whiz; Salient Characteristic: black book. SHEILA GENE MITCHELL Mitch” Business Nothing worries her, nothing hurries her.” Born: May 24, 1950; Ambition: To have one; Favorite Expression: What a bring down.”; Pet Peeve: My car; Suppressed Desire: To live in an A-frame house, on a cliff; Happiest When: At the wharf; Probable Fate: Soda Jerk at Browne’s; Salient Characteristic: Topsider Moccasins. DAVID JOHN MONIZ Monise” Industrial Arts Sin was his name.” Born: April 4, 1949; Ambition: To become a welder; Favorite Expression: It wasn’t my fault”; Pet Peeve: Passing Senior English in Mrs. Howland’s class; Suppressed Desire: To own a Corvette; Happiest When: Away from Senior English; Probable Fate: To get drafted and flunk Senior English; Salient Characteristic: Naps in Room 7. DONA JANE MORGAN Dona” College Nowhere so busy a girl as she.” Born: June 10, 1950; Ambition: Airline Stewardess; Favorite Expression: Cool it kid”; Pet Peeve: girl cymbal players; Suppressed Desire: To become a 5-star General; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: Movie Director; Salient Characteristic: Carefree attitude. CAROL ANN MOTTA Portagee” College Black is the color of my true love’s hair” Born: August 29, 1950; Ambition: To be a second grade elementary school teacher; Favorite Expression: I ain’t not scared”; Pet Peeve: P.T. and K.O.; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To travel across country in a Volks¬ wagen bus with Bobolink and Serpent of the Nile; Happiest When: K.C. isn’t around and I’m making massa with someone special; Probable Fate: Dictatress of Portugal; Salient Characteristic: The Fat Jap. 132 ARNE NESS College His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hardy sports and contests bold.” Born: December 26, 1949; Ambition: to become a commercial airline pilot; Happiest When: It snows; Suppressed Desire: to pass Math 12; Pet Peeve: Portuguese people; Probable Fate: to be just another fisherman; Salient Characteristic: pink shirts; Favorite Expression: Oh yah—sure!” BARBARA ANN NEVE College She appears naive: but beware, she is fooling thee.” Born: August 14, 1950; Ambition: To graduate from high school; Favorite Expression: Quack”; Pet Peeve: Yankees; Suppressed Desire: to give Mr. Paquin a head shine; Probable Fate: Seamstress in a nudist colony; Happiest When: with Bob; Salient Characteristic: visits to Mr. Malcolm. CARL FRANK NICKERSON Nig” College The sleep of a laboring man is sweet.” Born: August 19, 1950; Ambition: to become an X-ray technician; Favorite Expression: Take it in stride!”; Pet Peeve: English teachers who love Greek tragedies; Suppressed Desire: to burn my report card in Boston Common; Happiest When: sleeping; Probable Fate: Bedpan jockey at Union Hospital; Salient Characteristic: Norwegian sweaters. DOUGLAS ALAN PACHECO Doug” College Live for today for tomorrow may never come.” Born: August 6, 1950; Ambition: To be in the Peace Corps in India; Favorite Expression: Live for today!”; Pet Peeve: American cars; Suppressed Desire: to own a Jaguar XKE; Happiest When: driving my Sprite; Probable Fate: a lifeguard at Waikiki; Salient Char¬ acteristic: plaid pants. JANICE CAROL PACHECO Jan” Business The last four years of high school are the hardest.” Born: December 18, 1949; Ambition: to be a legal secretary; Favorite Expression: That’s the breaks!”; Pet Peeve: conceited people and the steadily rising price of cigarettes; Suppressed Desire: to own a tobacco field with Anita and Sal; Happiest When: with a certain somebody; Probable Fate: to be hap¬ pily married in my Second Hundred Years”; Salient Characteristic: dangling earrings. 133 DAVID PAUL LOPES College Dave” Like I could care.” Born: Nov. 1, 1950. LAWRENCE NELSON PASQUILL College Sleeping are men, and when they die they wake.” Born: October 30, 1950; Ambition: to be a sports announcer; Favorite Expression: Take a break.”; Pet Peeve: authority; Suppressed Desire: to go to Cali¬ fornia; Happiest When: feeling high; Probable Fate: a farmer: Salient Characteristic: heavy eyelids. DONALD HOMER PELTIER Pelican” Industrial Arts He has his own ideas about everything.” Born: March 27, 1947; Ambition: Air Force Pilot; Favorite Expression: You’re out of your tree!”; Pet Peeve: work; Suppressed Desire: to marry at twenty-three; Happiest When: I’m out of school; Probable Fate: to be shipped to Vietnam; Salient Characteristic: five o’clock shadow. KRAIG STREETER PERRY Chalk” General Brevity is the soul of wit.” Born: July 9, 1950; Ambition: to become a member of the F.B.I.; Favorite Expression: Dursh!!!”; Pet Peeve: 5th period shop with Mr. Borowiec; Suppressed Desire: to beat a 427 with my Fiat; Happiest When: driving in my sportscar with someone very special; Probable Fate: sports car dealer; Salient Characteristic: his sportscar. NANCY JEAN PERRY Nance” Business In one ear and out the other.” Born: February 22, 1951; Ambition: IBM operator or book-keeper; Favorite Expression: “you’d better take a break!”; Pet Peeve: Lunch lines; Suppressed Desire: to own Fairhaven Pharmacy; Happiest When: getting into trouble; Probable Fate: To have more kids than my mother; Salient Characteristic: round toe sneakers. 134 MICHAEL JOSEPH PONTE Pontius” College I’m a devil, I’m a devil, I’m a devil” Born: August 18, 1950; Ambition: To meet Mike Jaggar of the Rolling Stones; Favorite Expression: Don’t play with fire; Pet Peeve: Dumb Spanish teach¬ ers; Suppressed Desire: To own an X.K.E. Jaguar; Happiest When: Not in Fairhaven; Probable Fate: Bus driver; Salient Characteristic: Sneaky eyes. WILLIAM FREDERICK PRAST, JR. Bill” College ’Tis better to be quiet and let everyone think you a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt” Born: September 28, 1947; Ambition: To make it out of here; Favorite Expression: Roll up your pants— it’s too late to save your shoes!’’; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To break Rip Van Winkle’s record; Happiest When: sleeping; Prob¬ able Fate: Quitting engineering school to be a clam digger; Salient Characteristic: apple-polisher. SUSAN ANNE RAFFA Pizza” General Music is the medicine of the mind” Born: October 31, 1949; Ambition: To sing in churches as a soloist; Favorite Expression: Oh no!; Pet Peeve: Russell, when he gets mad; Suppressed Desire: To live alone; Happiest When: with Russ; Probable Fate: Fortune-teller; Salient Characteristic: Italian food. CYNTHIA RAMOS Cindy” College She’s a friendly little headache” Born: March 1, 1950; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: ”1 could care less”; Pet Peeve: Second period French class; Suppressed Desire: To paint the girls locker room purple with yellow polka dots; Happiest When: I ' m at the Disco; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic: Disco. MARY ELEANOR REDDY Alfonso” Business Some think she’s bashful, others doubt it.” Born: April 19, 1950; Ambition: To be rich and famous; Favorite Expression: What am I going to do?”; Pet Peeve: Hypocrisy; Suppressed Desire: To have my cake and eat it too; Happiest When: Bother¬ ing people; Probable Fate: To be poor and infamous; Salient Characteristic: Red hair. 135 BRUCE GARY RENAUX Ralph” College And after all, what is a lie? Tis but the truth in masquerade.” Born: March 7, 1950; Ambition: To go to college; Favorite Expression: Are you -ing me?”; Pet Peeve: Teachers who collect homework only on the days I don’t do it.; Suppressed Desire: To come back to this school in 100 years and see some of my old teachers.; Happiest When: school lets out; Probable Fate: Death; Salient Characteristic: stories. RONALD WAYNE RICHARD Ron” General It isn’t what you did; it’s what you’re caught doing.” Born: November 25, 1949; Ambition: To own a big business; Favorite Expression: ZAPPA!!”; Pet Peeve: crew cuts!; Suppressed Desire: to rob a - store; Happiest When: Mr. Albritton isn’t screaming at me; Probable Fate: To end up on skid-row!; Salient Char¬ acteristic: his thumb. JANET ELIZABETH RING Jan” College In Mathematics lies my joy.” Born: July 11, 1950; Ambition: To be a Math teacher; Favorite Expression: Right!”; Pet Peeve: natural curly hair; Suppressed Desire: To fix the clock in Room 6; Happiest When: swimming; Probable Fate; Replacement for Mr. Malcolm; Salient Characteristic: math book. JANICE DIANE ROGERS Jan” Business The mildest manners; and the gentlest heart.” Born: July 5; 1948; Ambition: To be an executive secretary; Favorite Expression: You know”; Pet Peeve: Having nothing to do in study; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: with friends; Probable Fate: telephone operator; Salient Characteristic: quietness. NANCY ANN ROWELL Nance” Business A daughter of the gods, divinely tall.” Born March 5, 1950; Ambition: To become a success in whatever I do and to make a million friends; Favorite Expression: Good Grief!”; Pet Peeve: people who won’t listen; and a certain person’s father; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to visit Portugal: Happiest When: with Sonny; Probable Fate: married to Sonny and own¬ er of canned Kale Soup Company; Salient Character¬ istic: Thinness. 136 JUDITH RYDER Judy” Business A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse.” Born: June 14, 1950; Ambition: To learn to speak seven different languages fluently; to live in France and Portugal for a while; to be a private secretary to an important lawyer; Favorite Expression: Come on, Mr. Albritton will never find out ; Pet Peeve: Stupid parents who don’t know how to bring up their kids; Suppressed Desire: To own a ranch in Texas; Happiest When: eating at Howdy’s; Probable Fate: Secretary to the president of the Volkswagen Com¬ pany; Salient Characteristic: Volkswagen. JOSEPH GEORGE ST. DON General Mad, bad, and dangerous to know.” Born: November 25, 1949; Ambition: Architect; Favorite Expression: Hey Punk!!! Move!”; Pet Peeve: Competi¬ tion; Suppressed Desire: To be rich and famous; Hap¬ piest When: she knows!; Probable Fate: A lot of suf¬ fering; Salient Characteristic: Doodling. ROBERT SAKWA ' Bob” General I’m not lazy, I’m just saving my energy.” Born: January 9, 1950; Ambition: To be happy; Favorite Expression: Wait a minute!” Pet Peeve: Being told what to do; Suppressed Desire: Blow up F.H.S.; Happiest When: sleeping; Probable Fate: Lob¬ ster fisherman; Salient Characteristic: lobster boat. CAROL ANN SARAIVA Business If silence is golden, then I’m rich.” Born: December 5, 1950; Ambition: To become a sec¬ retary; Favorite Expression: Patience to Prevent.’’; Pet Pee.ve: . getting up early in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To succeed in all my endeavors; Happiest When: with friends; Probable Fate: To marry and live here in Fairhaven; Salient Characteristic: dark eyes. CHARLES PAUL SHURTLEFF Charlie” General If men are like angels, the angels ought to reform.” Born: September 21, 1949; Ambition: To become the world’s greatest guitarist; Favorite Expression: Huh!”; Pet Peeve: English; Suppressed Desire: To own a Coffee House; Happiest When: In a Coffee House; Probable Fate: To become a wandering minstrel; Salient Characteristic: Sideburns. 137 JEFFREY PHIFIP SIFVA Jeff’’ College To be, or not to be, that is the question.” Bom: March 17, 1950; Ambition: To work for Vista; Favorite Expression: Keep the Faith.”; Pet Peeve: Narrow-minded people; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: Thinking about buying a new car; Probable Fate: Clerk in a Psyche- delicatessan”; Salient Characteristic: Saddle Shoes. JUDY SIMONSEN Judy” General Past unknown, present confused, future hope¬ ful.” Born: January 11, 1951; Ambition: To be a successful nurse; Favorite Expression: Oh Glory!”; Pet Peeve: People who insist my name is Judith; Suppressed De¬ sire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: In mischief!!!?; Probable Fate: Norwegian Ambassador; Salient Characteristic: Pigtails. CAROL ANN SIMPKIN Bobolink” College Mischief is her middle name.” Born: March 30, 1950; Ambition: To become an Art Teacher; Favorite Expression: My Mommie told me that one.”; Pet Peeve: P.T.”, Smelly gym socks, Motts and her green trucks, tweeties; Suppressed Desire: To be Elsie the contented cow; Happiest When: Frolicking and making massa with someone special; Probable Fate: The Yellow Pumpernickle; Salient Characteristic: Parties. LESTER C. SMITH Jerry” Business Athletics acclaimed him her favorite son.” Born: December 31, 1950; Ambition: To play flanker back for the Baltimore Colts!!; Favorite Expression: Yeah, sure phes, sure.”; Pet Peeve: An empty re¬ frigerator; Suppressed Desire: To play the whole base¬ ball season without making an error; Happiest When: Playing sports; Probable Fate: Janitor at the Boston Gardens; Salient Characteristics: carefree attitude. DOREEN SOUZA Dor” College Quiet as a cyclone” Born: February 21, 1950; Ambition: To live on an island in the Middle East; Favorite Expression: Oh no!”; Pet Peeve: Plastic people; Suppressed Desire: To meet and listen to Bob Dylan, Donovan, Tom Rush, Judy Collins, and Ravi Shankar; Happiest When: With J” and the guys; Probable Fate: Laundry Woman; Salient Characteristic: Center. 138 JEFFREY MARK SOUZA Jake” College His left eye was a good little eye, but his right eye loved to roam.” Born: January 30, 1951. Ambition: to own an island paradise. Favorite Expression: I’ll never tell.”; Pet Peeve: mosquitoes in the summer; Suppressed Desire: To see myself as others see me; Happiest When: having a dream; Probable Fate: getting lost searching for a Utopia; Salient Characteristic: deep, brown eyes. JOHN A. SOUZA JR. Johnny” College I’m on the edge of success; someone push me.” Born: July 14, 1950; Ambition: to make a career in the Marines; Favorite Expression: Gee.”; Pet Peeve; conceited people; Suppressed Desire: to own the fastest car around; Happiest When: dating; Probable Fate: Officer in the Marines. Salient Characteristic: guitar. RICHARD CARL STRAWN Rick” General A gentleman makes no noise.” Born: July 31, 1949; Ambition: to join the Air Force; Pet Peeve: people telling me about the great parties they’ve just come from . . . when I’m working; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to go to California; Happiest When: I get out of work; Probable Fate: making a career of the Air Force; Salient Characteristic: The Dog House. BARBARA ANN SYLVIA Barb” College True to her word, her work, her friends.” Born: March 14, 1950; Ambition: to succeed; Favorite Expression: O.K.—sure”!; Pet Peeve: People who don’t care about anything; Suppressed Desire: to travel; Happiest When: in the company of other people; Probable Fate: Marriage counselor; Salient Characteristic: pessimism. JAMES SYLVIA JR. Jungle Jim” General Always jolly and quite carefree; life may be dull, but never is he.” Born: August 6, 1948; Ambition: to play for the Boston Patriots; Favorite Expression: Is that so?”j Pet Peeve: Home Room Periods; Suppressed Desire: to own largest fishing boat in fleet; Happiest When: sleeping; Probable Fate: pizza maker; Salient Char¬ acteristic: muscles. 139 i ' ' : NANCY LEIGH SYLVIA Business She laughs her way through life.” Born: October 16, 1950; Ambition: To be successful and work in the telephone company; Favorite Ex¬ pression: You’re crazy!”; Pet Peeve: People who are two-faced; Suppressed Desire: To go to Acapulco with Mike; Happiest When: With Mike; Probable Fate: Happily married to Mike; Salient Characteristic: Thin¬ ness. CAROL ANN SZELIGA Ca” College Blue eyes, blonde hair, happy heart, and little care.” Born: March 14, 1950; Ambition: To become a music teacher; Favorite Expression: Big Deal!”; Pet Peeve: People who try to be something they’re not; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To ski in the Swiss Alps with Jesse; Happiest When: With Jesse; Probable Fate: Operating a chain of rummage stores; Salient Characteristic: Aftersesssion. PAUL ANTHONY TABET Tid” General Think thou twice before speaking once.” Born: February 17, 1950; Ambition: Own my own business; Favorite Expression: You asking me or tell¬ ing me?”; Pet Peeve: Sorting out type cases in print¬ ing; Suppressed Desire: To own a new Corvette; Happiest When: Seeing Boston win the World Series; Probable Fate: Going to Viet-Nam; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Ears. TOSHIHIRO TAKAGAKI Tosh” College A sensible, well-bred man, born for success.” Born: June 4, 1949; Ambition: To master English, French, and Spanish; Favorite Expression: Gametsuku yaro ( Do as best you can.”); Pet Peeve: American pickles; Suppressed Desire: To become an internation¬ alist; Happiest When: Dreaming in my bed; Probable Fate: a happy henpecked father; Salient Characteristic: Japanese-English Dictionary. ROBERT JOHN TAVARES Bob” College A good man is the best friend.” Born: May 4, 1950; Ambition: To graduate; Favorite Expression: Hey Joe.”; Pet Peeve: Hard benches in police stations; Suppressed Desire: To burn down Rochester Police Station; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: Rochester Policeman; Salient Characteristic: Mischief. 140 DENNIS ANTHONY TEXEIRA Texas” General Comb down his hair. Look! It stands upright.” Born: July 22, 1949; Ambition: News reporter or chef; favorite Expression: Come across with the coin you owe me.”; Pet Peeve: Car radios that don’t work; Suppressed Desire: Playing on a World Series baseball team; Happiest When: Spending money; Prob¬ able Fate: Service; Salient Characteristic: Uncoordina¬ tion. WALTER CHARLES THERRIEN Wally Business Never a worry, never a care.” Born: June 9, 1950; Ambition: To become a pilot; Favorite Expression: I’ll never tell.”; Pet Peeve: Mrs. Borowiec in study halls; Suppressed Desire: To have a harem; Happiest When: Fooling around; Prob¬ able Fate: Baseball player; Salient Characteristic: Audio- Visual. MARY ELLEN TOLLEFSEN Mary” College I do not take another man’s opinions, I have some of my own.” Born: April 24, 1950; Ambition: To become an artist; Favorite Expression: Oh, wow!”; Pet Peeve: Art antics; Suppressed Desire: to create the uncreated; Hap¬ piest When: feeling—feeling; Probable Fate: Wall- painter; Salient Characteristic: Paintbrush. LESLIE ANDREW TROTT Trot” College I’m educated now—why stay any longer?” Born: November 10, 1950 ; Ambition: Civil engineer; Favorite Expression: Heads up.”; Pet Peeve: Bishop Stang High School; Supressed Desire: To see Pigeon” fly; Happiest When: Fairhaven beats Dartmouth; Probable Fate: Bartender at Our Lady’s Haven; Salient Characteristic: rallies. WILLIAM JAMES TUCKER JR. Tuck” General Silence is more eloquent than words.” Born: November 30, 1950; Ambition: To own my own schooner; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: Not enough time to eat lunch; Suppressed De¬ sire: To leave Fairhaven and live in the Virgin Islands as a charter boat skipper; Happiest When: I’m in my sailboat; Probable Fate: A seaman in the U.S. Navy; Salient Characteristic: Sailboat. 141 INGRID ULRICHSEN Picture Not Available Inni” General Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep.” Born: October 16, 1950; Ambition: To be successful; Favorite Expression: Ya!”; Pet Peeve: Being on a diet; Suppressed Desire: To have no teachers in study hall; Happiest When: Driving in a Cadillac; Probable Fate: U.S. History teacher; Salient Characteristic: The Bakery. DONALD JAMES VARNEY Varn” College Work is marvelous—I. can watch people do it all day.” Born: February 14, 1951; Ambition: Biologist; Favorite Expression: That’s absolutely too much work.”; Pet Peeve: Mr. Cipollini’s extortion racket; Suppressed Desire: To open up a psychedelic shop; Happiest When: Sleeping; Probable Fate: Traffic cop in Haight-Ashbury; Salient Characteristic: Organ. GILBERT DONALD VIEIRA Hog” College I’m at home on a football field.” Born: May 23, 1950; Ambition: To play Pro” ball; Favorite Expression: What’s the story?”; Pet Peeve: A certain person always nagging!; Suppressed Desire: To get a ’68 Vet for graduation; Happiest When: Playing ball; Probable Fate: Coach of a little league baseball team; Salient Characteristic: Sports. JAMES RAYMOND WALKER, JR. Mr. James” General Remember Napoleon was a little man.” Born: March 31, 1950; Ambition: To own a chain of service stations; Favorite Expression: Oh no! Not that again.”; Pet Peeve: Mr. Cipollini’s treasury; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To see all girls in miniskirts; Happiest When: Working on cars; Probable Fate: a millionaire; Salient Characteristic: lack of height. GAYE LOUISE WHITING College Seems quiet and dignified, but ask someone who knows her.” Born: November 23, 1950; Ambition: To be an ele¬ mentary educator; Favorite Expression All right now.”; Pet Peeve: People who don’t enjoy life; Suppressed De¬ sire: To own Deering Conference Camp in New Hamp¬ shire; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: Minister at First Congregational Church; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Congeniality. PATRICIA ANN WOJCIK Pat” I am a part of all I have met.” College Born: March 23, 1950; Ambition: to beome a teacher; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: Trigonometric functions; Suppressed Desire: To land gracefully after jumping while cheering; Happiest When: Standing with Jane watching number 12; Probable Fate: French translator; Salient Characteristic: School Spirit. DAVID FRANCIS WOOD Woody” College The wisest man is oft not wise at all.” Born: May 6, 1950; Ambition: Automotive engineer; Favorite Expression: Hey, come here.” Pet Peeve: Ford Falcons; Suppressed Desire: Live in New Hamp¬ shire; Happiest When: Driving in the Chevelle; Prob¬ able Fate: Junk collector; Salient Characteristic: Malibu. MELVIN ALTON WOTTON Mel” General And the women are his delight.” Born: December 30, 1950; Ambition: To succeed in anything I ever attempt, especially marriage; Favorite Expression: Hey, what can I say?”; Pet Peeve: Girls with short hair; Suppressed Desire: To own the largest fishing boat in all of Fairhaven and New Bedford; Happiest When: with that certain brown-eyed, brown haired girl; Probable Fate: Manager of Playboy Club; Salient Characteristic: Girls. LINDA MARIE YOUNGER Lin” College She’s pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think of.” Born: August 14, 1950; Ambition: Nurse; Favorite Expression: You ' ve gotta be kidding!”; Pet Peeve: Sarcastic people; Suppressed Desire: To go through the boy’s locker room; Happiest When: Doing something I am not supposed to be doing; Probable Fate: Beauty queen; Salient Characteristic: Smiling eyes. 143 cS uperfatiues M ' A ■ til!®! ' wl] BEST ALL AROUND Dona Morgan and Clifford Davignon CLASS POLITICIANS Jeffrey Silva and Joan Laferriere 145 JL K ANTONY and CLEOPATRA Thomas Currin and Sharon Hammond 146 I BEST NATURED Nancy Mendes and Toshihiro Takagaki MOST CURIOUS Stephen Cabral and Jane Ashley CLASS DREAMERS Paula Cabral and Jeff Souza MOST SERIOUS David Blackburn and Joan Medeiros CLASS CLOWNS Victoria Longo and Michael Ponte MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Patricia Wojcik and Thomas Francis 148 BEST DRESSED Joanne Fitts and Eli Braley MOST SINCERE Steven Brown and Linda Younger 149 MOST DEPENDABLE Bruce Medeiros and Ann Darden 150 HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Susan Bouley and Lester Smith 151 MOST INTELLECTUAL James Fortin and Lynn Birtwistle y- IP .- 11 . - ••••••• • :«� ! 1 !i ‘SI 4 11 ? 11 ' j:, d 1 S 1 m ram HB-. I n II Pi sSt I S 11 Si If if MOST MUSICAL Elizabeth Dearden and Frederick Bradley 152 r 4- . K . K ! i ! : ift B Bi MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Janet Ring and Steven Isherwood MOST CREATIVE Christina Jacobsen and Andre Laferriere 5f9cS S uc en Toshihiro Takagaki, affectionately known as Tosh”, is our foreign exchange student from Japan. At first overwhelmed by American mannerisms and slang, Tosh” has now become totally Americanized”. Tosh is involved in our school by participating in music groups, attending most sports events, and generally adding his enthusiasm to all school functions. From throwing snowballs to cramming for exams, Tosh has had a full year of enrichment at F.H.S., which we hope has given him many warm memories. 153 Senior SPfau On March 22 and 23 the Class of 1968 presented A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court,” under the direction of Miss Susan Trafton. The play, based on Mark Twain’s book, tells of the adven¬ tures of a 20th century yank who is transported back to Camelot. The cast includes: Hank, Arne Ness; Marion, his sister, Victoria Churchville; Mrs. Bennet, his mother, Gaye Whiting; King Arthur, James Fortin; Queen Guenevere, Joan Medeiros; Merlin, Andre Lafferiere; Clarence, Eli Braley; Elaine, Joan Laferriere; Sir Sagramor, Bruce Medeiros; Sir Lancelot, John Gobell; Sandy, Joyce Jacobsen; Morgan Le Fay, Connie Lacerda. The prompters were Ann Darden and Jane Ashley. Michael Amaral was student director. 154 Sit ye fop, else I smite thee clown! 155 FHS builds characters. Punch it at ’em, Fred. Well, if it isn’t a shoelace, it’s the biggest worm I’ve ever seen. 156 157 Wr e A (If i Aren ' t we pretty? Please Mrs. Noyer! I ' d rather do it myself! Daryl, you ham! Cloud nine? 159 CURRICULUM Lynn Birtwistle— editor Janet Ring— assistant Marlene Bartlett David Blackburn Fred Bradley Janice Canto Beth Dearden Sharon Hammond Elizabeth Holstius John Gobell Barbara Neve Doug Pacheco Toshihiro Takagaki Donald Varney Joanne Fitts Christine Langevin SPORTS Steve Cabral— editor Jeff Souza —assistant editor David Mendell Larry Pasquill John Bouley Bob Tavares Arne Ness Paula Cabral Dona Morgan die Jfait lest onian Horti Seconcf (‘ c it on ,7c Otyce ( JO- Ccfiiors dJacoIsen in Chief , James dorlin dissociate e ditor Inn Darden acuity Advisor JKr. JKanuef ontes SENIOR Sue Lockwood— editor Joan Medeiros— assistant Judy Joaquin Pauline Bennett Eli Braley Tom Currin Mike Foster Bruce Medeiros Joan Laferriere Michael Amaral Joyce Lucia Barbara Sylvia Gaye Whiting Linda Younger Judy Ryder Diane Bachand Janice Rogers UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors Bill Rapp Tom Wojcik Joanne Robitaille Shirley Carreiro Sophomores Curtis Pollitt Charlie Humphreys Paul Almeida ACTIVITIES Nancy Mendes —editor Jane Ashley— assistant Susan Bouley Janice Brown Victoria Churchville Tom Francis Ruth Henriques Jim Henshaw Mary Ellen Leisey Pam Medeiros James Sylvia David Wood Pat Wojcik Art: Tina Jacobsen BUSINESS Bruce Haskell Susan Lockwood Dan Hanlon Steve Isherwood Joyce Jacobsen Mary Lou Cataldo Joanne Kozaczka Connie Lacerda Linda Mello Bruce Medeiros Pam Medeiros Joanne Fitts Susan Landry Ann Darden Walter Therrien 161 Gfass of 1968 Directory CHARLES AKIN 15 Daniel St. Camera Club MICHAEL AMARAL 2 Studley St. A.F.S., 1, 2, 3; District Chorus 1, 2, 3; All-State 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Boys’ Glee Club president 1; Vocal Ensemble 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sen¬ ior Play 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 GARY ARNOLD 289 Sconticut Neck Rd. Football 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 3, 4 JANE ASHLEY 78 Laurel St. Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4; vice- president 4; National Junior Hon¬ or Society 1, treasurer 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Coun¬ cil 4; Orchestra 1, 3; String En¬ semble 1, 3; Marching Band 4; Concert Band 1; Girls’ Basketball 3; Girls’ Volleyball 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; District Chorus 4; District Or¬ chestra 3; All-State Chorus 4; Senior Executive Board 4; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3; Senior Play Prompter 4; Pep Squad 3; Spray 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff, assistant activity editor, 4 DIANE Y. BACHAND 23 Oak St. Office Assistant 3, 4 MARLENE BARTLETT 141 Laurel St. Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4, pres¬ ident 4; Spray 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Sr. Play Costume Committee 4 PAUL BENAC 445 Summer St. FREDERICK BENOIT 28 Wilding St. Football 1; Camera Club 4 PAULINE BENNETT 375 Washington St. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Jr. Prom Decorating Committee 3 LYNN BIRTWISTLE 254 Main St. Art Club 1, 2; Junior Honor Society 1; National Honor So¬ ciety 3, 4, president 4; Spray 4; Sewing Club 1, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Sr. Play Costume Chairman 4; Curriculum Editor of Huttlestonian 4; Girls’ Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers Club 4, secretary 4 DAVID BLACKBURN 89 Center St. Stage Crew, Senior Play 4; Hut¬ tlestonian Staff 4 RUSSELL BORGES 257 Green St. Slide Rule Club 4 JOHN BOULEY 18 Hedge St. Football 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 4; Hutt Staff 4 SUSAN BOULEY 56 Cottage St. Class Treasurer 2, 3; Future Teachers’ Club 2; French Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, head 4; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Girls’ Basket¬ ball 2; Spray Staff 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Jr. Prom Court 3; Pep Squad 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 FREDERICK BRADLEY 17 Elm Ave. A.F.S. Club 2, 3; Freshman News¬ paper; Orchestra 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; District Chorus 2, 3; All-State Chorus 2, 3; District Orchestra 4; Library Club 2 ELI BRALEY 17 Cedar St. Freshman Newspaper; National Jr. Honor Society; Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, 3, 4, president 1, 4; Spray Staff 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Senior Play Cast 4 PATRICIA BRENNAN 63 Green St. Girls’ Basketball 2, 3; Girls’ Vol¬ leyball 2, 3; Bowling 2; Pep Squad 2, 3 ANNA BRIEZE 10 Jarvis Ave. Traffic Squad 3, 4; Future Teach¬ ers’ Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 3; Art Club 4 DIANE BRIGHTMAN 5 Elm Ave. JANICE BROWN 35 Union St. Sewing Club 1, 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Volleyball 2; Future Teach¬ ers’ Club, 3; Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3; String Ensemble 3; Junior Prom Committee 3 STEPHEN BROWN 14 Rivet St. Baseball 1; Winter Track 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4; Spring Track 3 LINDA CABRAL 65 Cedar St. Girls’ Basketball 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Homemaking Club 1, 2 PAULA CABRAL 8 Haste St. Head Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, 4; Student Coun¬ cil 1, 2, 3; Executive Board 2, 3; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Girls’ Volleyball 2 STEPHEN CABRAL 254 Green St. Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Huttlestonian Sports Editor 4 JANICE CANTO 26 Hawthorne St. ROBERT CARVALHO 41 Green St. Football 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 1, 2; Spring Track 1, 2; Key Club 3, 4 JEANNE CASEMIRO 64 Boston Hill Road MARY LOU CATALDO 69 Hedge Street Huttlestonian Business Staff 4; Pep Squad 4 PATRICK CATALDO 69 Hedge Street District Chorus 4; All-State Cho¬ rus 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 LORRAINE CHAREST 5 Alpine Ave. Pep Squad ELEANOR CHARPENTIER 125 New Boston Rd. Cake Decorating 4 VICTORIA CHURCHVILLE 1 New Boston Rd. Balboa Fligh School, Balboa, Canal Zone: Class Vice-President 1, 3; Class Secretary 2; Jr. Prom Co- Chairman 3; Ring Committee 3; Sadie Hawkins Dance Chairman 2; Spirit Committee 2, 3; Fair- haven High School: Color Guard Marching Band 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Sr. Play Make-up chairman 4 KATHLEEN CLEMENT 93 Church St. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Sewing Club 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; String Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4 BARBARA CORDEIRA 37 Hathaway St. ALAN COSTA 57 Coggeshall St. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Track 2 THOMAS CURRIN 31 Pine Grove St. Slide Rule Club 3; Football 3; Golf 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Senior Play 4 ANN DARDEN 191 Main St. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Class Executive Board 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4; Future Teach¬ ers’ Club 2, 3; Future Nurses’ Club 4; Huttlestonian Staff 2, 3, 4, associate editor 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; National Honor So¬ ciety 3, 4; Jr. Honor Society 1; Traffic Squad 1, 3, 4; Spray Staff 3, 4; Class Play 1, 4 162 CLIFFORD DAVIGNON 52 Wilding St. Football 1, manager 2, 3, 4; Bas¬ ketball manager 2; Key Club 3, 4 ELIZABETH DEARDEN 68 Elm Ave. Marching Band 1, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 3, 4, president 4; Or¬ chestra 1, 3, 4, president 4; String Ensemble 1, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, president 1; Executive Board 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4, secretary 1; Traffic Squad 3, 4, Head 4; Spray Staff 2, 3, 4, as¬ sociate editor 4; Editor-in-chief Freshman Newspaper 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; Future Teach¬ ers’ Club 2, 3; District Chorus 4; All-State Chorus 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 JOAN DeGRASSE 18 Rotch St. Sewing Club 4; Art Club 4 MICHELE DELANEY 38 Huttleston Ave. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 1; Girls’ Volleyball 2; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Cake Decorating 4; Senior Play 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Junior Honor So¬ ciety 1 MICHAEL DeSOUZA 6 Torrington Rd. Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Band 4 ANNE DeTERRA 19 Oak Grove Lane DEBORAH DOUGLAS 101 Raymond St. SUSAN DUGAN 21 Huttleston Ave. Sewing Club 4 RICHARD DUMOULIN 41 Grandview Ave. BEVERLY ESPINDOLA 14 John St. Sewing Club 4; Junior Prom Flower Committee 3 STEPHEN ESPINDOLA 14 John St. ANN FERREIRA 38 Bellevue St. JOANNE FITTS 29 Huttleston Ave. Girls’ Basketball 2; Student Coun¬ cil 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Jr. Prom Court 3; Jr. Prom Decorat¬ ing Committee 3; Huttlestonian Business Staff 4; Traffic Squad 4; Senior Play Make-up Committee 4 DONN FLETCHER 138 Chestnut St. JAMES FORTIN 23 Hicks St. Spray Staff 2, 3, editor-in-chief 4; Associate editor Huttlestonian; Key Club 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4, vice-president 4; Class execu¬ tive Board 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast 4 MICHAEL FOSTER 185 Main St. Key Club 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 THOMAS FRANCIS 61 Rotch St. Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 2, 3; Shop Club; Camera Club 4; Traffic Squad 1, 4 DONALD FRATES 79 Green St. GAIL GERMANO 9 Tabor St. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Volley¬ ball 2, 3; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, 4 JUDY GIFFORD 22 Lafayette St. Pep Squad 4 JOHN GOBELL 136 Laurel St. Tennis 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. Club 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Senior Play Cast 4 MANUEL GOMES 43 Fort St. ROBERT GOMES 10 Reservation Rd. Basketball 1; Football 2, 3 SUSAN GONSALVES 25 Brown St. Art Club 2; Office assistant JOSEPH GUBLER 319 Alden Rd. Audio-Visual Club 1; Slide Rule Club 3 MARIE GUILLOTTE 88 New Boston Rd. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Office assistant 2, 3 PAMELA HABICHT 97 Toole Lane DIANE HADFIELD 13 Elm Ave. PAMELA HAMER 64 Huttleston Ave. Sewing Club 4; Mixed Chorus SHARON HAMMOND 127 New Boston Rd. Pep Squad 3, 4; Cake Decorating 4; Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Senior Play Costume Committee 4 DANIEL HANLON 44 Laurel St. Huttlestonian Business Staff 4 RONALD HARRISON 3 Reynolds Drive Metal-working Club 1, 2, 3; Cam¬ era Club 4 BRUCE HASKELL 70 Washington St. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad 1; Huttlestonian Business Staff 4 CLAIRE HEBERT 23 Lafayette St. Traffic Squad 1; Library Aide 1; Girls’ Glee Club 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Volleyball 2, 3, 4 NORMAN HENDRICKS, JR. 32 Blackburn St. Senior Play Stage Crew, understudy 4 RUTH HENRIQUES 19 Atlas St. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun¬ cil 2; Girls’ Basketball 2; Execu¬ tive Board 2 JAMES HENSHAW 105 Farmfield St. Spray 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 KENNETH HIGBE 127 Bridge St. DONNA HITT 49 William St. Student Council 1, Executive Board 1; Traffic Squad 1; Fresh¬ man Newspaper; J.A. Staff Re¬ porter 1, 3; Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Volleyball 2; Girls ' Glee Club 1 ELIZABETH HOLSTIUS 8 Mill Rd. Sacred Hearts Academy: Honor So¬ ciety 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Fairhaven High School: Band 4; Orchestra 4; String Ensemble 4; Mixed Cho¬ rus 4 BRADFORD HOTTE 65 Elm Ave. BRUCE INGHAM 25 Jameson St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Base¬ ball 1, 3; Key Club 3, 4 STEVEN ISHERWOOD 380 Alden Rd. Key Club 2, 3, 4, president 4; Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Head 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Spray Staff 4; Hut¬ tlestonian Staff 4; Baseball 1; Class Vice-President 4; Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 2, 3 JOYCE JACOBSEN 41 Taber St. Freshman Play Cast; Junior Honor Society 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 1, 3, 4; Executive Board 2, 3; Class Vice- President 1; Class Secretary 4; Huttlestonian Staff 2, 3, 4, editor- in-chief 4; Spray Staff 2, 3, 4, associate editor 4; Future Teach¬ ers’ Club 2, 3; Cast Brigadoon” 3; Senior Play Cast 4; Concert Band 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4; String Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Volleyball 2; Basket¬ ball 2; District Chorus 3, 4; All- State Chorus 4; Jr. Prom Court 3; Jr. Prom Decorating Committee o CHRISTINA JACOBSEN 78 Green St. Art Club 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3; Jr. Prom Decorating Committee 2, 3; Huttlestonian Art Staff 4; Senior Play Make-up Committee 4 163 LORNA JASON 116 East Morgan St. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 2 JUDITH JOAQUIN 28 Garrison St. Art Club 3, 4; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Huttlestonian Staff; Jr. Prom Decorating Com¬ mittee 3; Office Worker 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2 MACY JOSEPH 66 Delano St. Football; Track SUZANNE KEITH 49 Jerusalem Rd. Sewing Club; Pep Squad JOANNE KOZACZKA 112 Pleasant St. Girls’ Glee Club 1; Slide Rule Club 3; Pep Squad 4; Huttleston¬ ian Business Staff 4; Senior Play Make-up Committee 4 CONSTANCE LACERDA 34 Huttleston Ave. Marching Band 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3; Jr. Prom Decorating Com¬ mittee 3; Huttlestonian Business Staff 4; Senior Play Cast 4 ANDRE LAFERRIERE 15 Eddy St. Art Club 3, 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Class Pho¬ tographer 4 JOAN LAFERRIERE 14 Weeden Rd. Senior Play Cast 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Jr. Honor Society 1; Glee Club 1; Future Teachers’ Club 3, 4; French Club 4; Girls’ Volley¬ ball 3 GEORGE LANDRY 14 Adams St. SUSAN LANDRY 3 Washington St. Girls’ Basketball 4; Spray Typist 3; Pep Squad 3; Huttlestonian Business Staff 4 CHRISTINE LANGEVIN 15 Taber St. Spray Typist 4; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 MADELINE LAPOLLA 12 Prince St. Future Nurses’ Club 4 RUTH LAUBE R 33 Alden Rd. SUSAN LAUZON 22 Hill St. Pep Squad 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 2 MARY ELLEN LEISEY 58 Canfield Rd. Pittsford, New York 14534 Future Teachers’ Club 3; A.F.S. 2, 4, president 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; String Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3; Pep Squad 3; Spray 3, 4; Huttle¬ stonian Staff 4; District Orchestra 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3 ROBERTA LEMAIRE 188 Green St. Cake Decorating 4 NICHOLAS LESHYK JR. 18 John St. WENDY LEWIS l4l Sycamore St. Art Club 1, 2 SUSAN LOCKWOOD 119 Pleasant St. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Spray 2, 3, 4; Freshman Newspaper 1; Huttle¬ stonian Senior Editor 4; Huttle¬ stonian Business Staff 4; Jr. Prom Committees 3 VICTORIA LONGO 37 Dartmouth St. Orchestra 1, 2; Band 2, 4; Girls’ Basketball 2, 4; Spray 4; Future Nurses’ Club 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 NANCY LONGWORTH 19 Mill Rd. Future Nurses’ Club 4; New Bed¬ ford High School: Art Club 2; Girls ' Chorus DAVID LOPES 13 Dartmouth St. DANIEL LUCAS 184 Main St. JOYCE LUCIA 63 Meadow Lane Box 245 Pep Squad 3, 4; Traffic Squad 1; Jr. Honor Society 1; National Hon¬ or Society 3, 4, secretary 4; Fu¬ ture Teachers’ Club 3, 4, treasurer 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; District C Chorus 4; All-State Chorus 4; Spray Staff 3, 4; Huttlestonian Staff 4 NORMAN LUSSIER 8 Highland Ave. FRANK MACHADO, JR. 479 Sconticut Neck Rd. Winter Track 4 JAMES MAHANEY 56 Cottage St. ARTHUR MALONEY 27 Taber St. Football 3 DARYL MANCHESTER 7 Sebec St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4 SUSAN MANNY 238 New Boston Rd. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 SANDRA MARSHALL 5 Vincent St. Sewing Club 1, 2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS McCOMBE 770 Sconticut Neck Rd. JANE McGOWAN 22 Mulberry St. Future Teachers’ Club 3; Sewing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Com¬ mittee 3 NANCY McGRATH 29 Newbury Avenue Pep Squad 4; Spray Typist 4 BRUCE MEDEIROS 15 Central Ave. Freshman Newspaper; Mixed Cho¬ rus 1, 4; Boys’ Glee Club 1; A.F.S. Club 2, 3, 4; Spray Staff 2, 3, 4, associate editor 4; Hut¬ tlestonian Business and Senior Staffs 4; Senior Play Cast 4 ETHEL MEDEIROS 137 Pleasant St. JOAN MEDEIROS 24 Jesse St. Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3, 4, president 4; French Club 3, 4; Stu¬ dent Council 1; Pep Squad 2,’ 3; Spray Staff 4; JA Staff Reporter 4; Huttlestonian Staff, assistant ed¬ itor 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Jr. Honor Society 1; National Hon¬ or Society 3, 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Volleyball 2, 3 MARIE MEDEIROS 344V2 Main St. Girls’ Glee Club 1, 3; Mixed Cho¬ rus 4; Pep Squad 3; Huttlestonian Business and Activity Staffs 4; Senior Play Make-up Committee 4; Student Council 3; Office Worker 3, 4 JOHN MEEHAN 18 Middle St. LINDA MELLO 378 Main St. Traffic Squad 3, 4; Future Teach¬ ers’ Club 3; Huttlestonian Business Staff 4 DAVID MENDELL 217 Green St. Spring Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Football 1, 3; Baseball 1; Huttlestonian Staff 4 NANCY MENDES 675 Washington St. Art Club 2; Pep Squad 3; French Club 3, 4, president 4; Huttleston¬ ian Activities Editor 4; Spray Staff 4; Senior Play Committee 4 SHEILA MITCHELL 115 Chestnut St. Art Club 1, 4 DAVID MONIZ 439 Main St. Camera Club 4 DONA MORGAN 286 Washington St. Concert Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Stu¬ dent Council 1, 2; Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Jr. Prom Court 3; Huttlestonian Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; String Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Volleyball CAROL MOTTA 90 Main St. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2 ARNE NESS 12 North St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 164 4; Key Club 4; Camera Club 4; Senior Play 4; Printing Club 2; Hutt. Staff 4 BARBARA NEVE 38 Fort St. Sewing Club 3; Pep Squad 3, 4; J.A. Reporter 4; Hutt. Staff DOUGLAS PACHECO 232 Green St. Slide Rule Club 3; Tennis 3, 4; Hutt. Staff 4 JANICE PACHECO 184 E. Deane St. Clothing 2, 3, 4 LAWRENCE N. PASQUILL 39 Spring St. Basketball 1; Track 2, 4; Hutt. Staff 4 DONALD H. PELTIER 9 So. Chestnut St. KRAIG S. PERRY 60 Farmfield St. NANCY PERRY 16 Hedge St. Sewing Club 4 MICHAEL PONTE 23 Magnolia Ave. Golf 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM PRAST 12 Blackburn St. Band 1, 2, 3; A.V. 1, 4; Slide Rule Class 3 SUSAN RAFFA 2 Timothy St. District Chorus 3, 4; All-State Chorus 4 CYNTHIA RAMOS 23 Sea View Ave. Future Nurses 2; Pep Squad 4; Sewing Club 3, 4; Office Worker 2, 3, 4 MARY REDDY 28 Harvard St. BRUCE RENAUX 42 Harvard St. RONALD RICHARD 97 Pleasant St. JANET RING 23 Rodman St. Student Council 1, 2; A.F.S. Club 2, 3; Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 4, secretary 4; Honor Society 3, 4, treasurer 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Sewing Club 3; Pep Squad 3; Jr. Honor So¬ ciety 1, pres. 1; Hutt. Asst. Editor 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 3 JANICE ROGERS 40 Hedge St. Spray Staff 4; Hutt. Staff 4 JUDITH RYDER 1 Hedge St. Office Worker 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4 CAROL SARAIVA 55 Narragansett Blvd. CHARLES SHURTLEFF 7 Henry Dr., Acushnet Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Winter Track 4 ROBERT SAKWA 17 Raymond St. JEFFREY SILVA 25 Spring St. Class Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4, pres. 4; Mixed Cho¬ rus 2, 3; Boys’ State Rep. 3; Winter Track 2; Senior Play Stage Manager 4 JUDY SIMONSEN 18 Laurel St. Office Worker 2; Future Nurses 4 CAROL SIMPKIN 398 Washington St. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun¬ cil 3; Future Teachers 2; Vol¬ leyball 2, 3; Basketball 2; Jr. Prom Dec. Committee; Spray 4; Hutt. Staff 4 LESTER SMITH 79 Washington St. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, co-capt. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, co-capt. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4, treasurer 4 DOREEN SOUZA 141 Shaw Rd. Vocal Groups 1; Future Teachers 2, 3; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad 1, 4; Camera Club 4 JEFFREY SOUZA Ashley Island Rd. Football 4; Track 3, 4; Hutt. Ed. 4 JOHN A. SOUZA 12 Rogers St. J. GEORGE ST. DON 93 Long Rd. RICHARD STRAWN 42 Causeway Rd. SALOME STRINGER 103 Main St. BARBARA SYLVIA 25 Rotch St. Office Worker 3; Glee Club 3; Pep Squad 3, 4, treasurer 3, 4; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Cake Decorat¬ ing 4; Football Court 3; Jr. Prom Dec. Committee; Hutt. Staff 4 JAMES SYLVIA 57 Bridge St. Printing Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Cam¬ era Club 1 NANCY SYLVIA 37 Fort St. Sewing Club 3, 4; Fashion Show 2, 3, 4 CAROL SZELIGA 28 Middle St. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Play 3; Art Club 4; Future Teachers 2; Pep Squad 3 PAUL TABET 5 Blossom St. TOSHIHIRO TAKAGAKI 3 Phoenix St. (c o Mr. Mck. Mitchell) A.F.S. Club ROBERT TAVARES 35 Alpine Ave. Golf 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4 DENNIS TEXEIRA 649 Washington St. Camera Club 4 WALTER THERRIEN 39 New Boston Rd. A.V. 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Hutt. Business Staff 4 MARY TOLLEFSEN 74 Washington St. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 4; Jr. Prom Dec. Committee 3; Spray Staff 4; Hutt. Staff; Senior Play 4; Traffic Squad LESLIE TROTT 15 Calumet Rd. Slide Rule Club 3; Track 2; Foot¬ ball 3 WILLIAM TUCKER 29 Hathaway St. INGRID ULRICHSEN 59 Rotch St. Glee Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3 DONALD VARNEY 42 Wilding St. GILBERT VIEIRA 20 Morton St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, co-capt. 4; Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4, secretary 4; Traffic Squad 3, 4, head 4. JAMES R. WALKER 1 Huttleston Ave. A.V. 1, 2, 3, 4 GAYE L. WHITING 15 North St. Spray 3, 4, assoc, ed. 4; French Club 4, treas. 4; Senior Play 4; Jr. Honor Society 1; Senior Play 4; Hutt. Staff 4; Girls’ State Rep. 3; Traffic Squad 1; Art Club 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Sewing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 3, 4, vice-president 4 PATRICIA WOJCIK 47 Wilding St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Traffic Squad 3, 4, head 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Spray Staff 4; Hutt. Staff 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Student Gov’t Day Rep. 4; Executive Board, secretary 2, vice pres. 3, treasurer 4 DAVID WOOD 93 Laurel St. Spray 3, 4, bus. manager 4; A.F.S. Club 3, 4, vice pres. 4; Hutt. Staff 4; Senior Play 4 MELVIN WOTTON 159 Sconticut Neck Rd. Football 1; Basketball 1; Camera Club 4 LINDA YOUNGER 99 Center St. Spray Staff 4; Hutt. Staff 4; Major¬ ette 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Jr. Prom Queen 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Student Council 3, 4 165 To those merchants and friends who have generously cooper¬ ated to make the Huttlestonian possible, we give our sincerest thanks. SPONSORS Donna Souza Sharon Ditchey Ruth Antonsen Louise Laube Louisann Flanders John Boyd Pina Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Brindle Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Laube Debra Gonsalves AFriend Alice B. Perry Helen Perry A Friend Rev. and Mrs. William L. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Birtwistle A Friend Lizzie Borden Notch and Tooch Joey and Susan Dottie Jimenez Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Holstius Ward and Donna A Friend from Bishop Stang Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hanlon Mr. Albert Mello Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Souza Albert and Verna Perry Rodney, Dorothy and Barry Albert W. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Therrien Christopher Tripp Paul E. Francis Earl Faunce Robert Demanche Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Swift Mrs. Ralph S. Swift Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Swift Lord and Lady Hotchin Mr. Donald Jepson Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey S. Gifford Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson Mary Aloyse Smith Felix G. Fournier Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dawson Cynthia J. Messier David J. Hartigan, Class of ' 66 Barbie and Roger Micah Robert Grindrod, Class of ' 65 A Friend Mrs. Eleanor Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Norwood A. Richards Charlotte Bergeron Steve and Marie A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Frank Germano Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Donovan Eddie Moniz and Diane Hadfield Jimmy Houghton and Janis Curcio Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mackey Mr. and Mrs. Dennie Pimental and Family Larry Mondello Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C. Edwards Tony Pacheco Guitar Studios Ralph and Sue Perry Jr. Richard and Marilyn Perry Ralph and Trudy Perry Sr. Grandma and Grandpa MacMillan Mr. and Mrs. Normand A. Langevin Paul, Nancy and Paula Roy Mr. and Mrs. David Langevin F. W. Woolworth Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Faria Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alves Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Medeiros Maureen Rollins Kathy Albino Carol and Timmy Tyson Mrs. John Cambra Mrs. Sylvanna Longo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Filipek Mr . and Mrs. Alvin L. Leisey Jr. Toni and Clark Garou-Garou Carol and Chuck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simpkin A Friend Susan Almeida Dale and Stef Alan and Pam Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. McGowan Donnie and Clare Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kozaczka Linda and Gary Norman and Kathy Mel and Gayle Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Gobell Miss Mildred Webb SPONSORS A Friend J. G. and N. B. Mr. and Mrs. John Canto Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Pauline Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Victorino Mr. Lee Boursier Kathy Maureen Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bartlett Mr. John Bartlett Mrs. C. Bartlett D.D. A Carmelette Pres. Phil and Dolly Brodeur Vic and Vi Lapolla Thomas E. Szeliga Mr. and Mrs. Laurian Clement Mr. and Mrs. Charlie C. Currin Mr. and Mrs. Maureen Constant Mr. and Mrs. Frank Machado M iss Laura Machado Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oliveira Mr. and Mrs. John Souza Mr. and Mrs. John Machado A Friend Carol and Dick Mr. and Mrs. William S. Dearden Col. and Mrs. L. J. Churchville Mr. and Mrs. Standish L. Smith Tim and Norma Mr. and Mrs. Aldo DeRossi Geno ' s Beauty Salon Mickey and Norman Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simonsen Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Manchester Jimmy and Judy Debbie Chasse Gaety and Lorna Mrs. Alvin J. Keen Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benac Jerry and Dee Frank Germano Jr. USCG Duane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kagan Mr. Arthur Beswick Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hammond Mr. and Mrs. James Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Labonte Pete Harriman Mrs. Therese G. Souza Barbara Soares Robert and Judy Mr. and Mrs. Lionel R. Bachand Joan and Brad Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chase Mr. Robert Leach Paul Wesoly and Chris Langevin Beverly and John Rick and Ellie ? Ferdinand B. Sowa Elizabeth Akin Mr. and Mrs. Walther Sylvia In Memory of Roland Mathieu The Third World Strawberry Returns Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Costa Alan and Sharon Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wojcik Mrs. Mildred Wood Woody To Walter with Love Roberta Medeiros Mrs. Thelma Burner Mr. Maurice Burner TEACHERS AND STAFF Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Noyer Mr. and Mrs. Winston Brasor Miss Jean Campbell Wayne Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Dias Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Entin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arieta Mr. and Mrs. Homer B. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Carlton C. Albritton Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Mendell Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rice Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin Richard H. Jenney Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Fontes Mrs. Marguerite Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Dennie Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Borowiec Stephen Barriteau MELVIN HOWARD, PHOTOGRAPHER KELSEY STUDIO Photographs With A Creative Flair HYANNIS 775-2552 Best Wishes to the Class of 68 from THE DOG HOUSE RESTAURANT MR. and MRS. LUKE J. HEBERT Pope ' s Island Always Open LEVIN MARINE SUPPLY INC. Telephone OFFICE SYSTEMS WYman 9-6058 ENGINEERS BRUNO ' S BUSINESS SUPLY CO. Union and Water Streets FAIRHAVEN Supplies—Machines—Equipment 1913 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. From te4co gBB FILTHY FLIPPER and DIRTY DAVE RAPOSA ' S SERVICE STATION Class of ' 66 MANUEL A. RAPOSA, Prop. Repairing—Lubrication—Accessories FARIA and HARTIGAN 446 Washington Street Telephone Fairhaven, Mass. 992-8608 TILO COMPANY, INC. Residential Roofing and Siding Specialists Compliments of ROBERT M. LUMIANSKY INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 745 Washington St. Call 997-0701 246 Union St. New Bedford, Mass. 170 OFFICE RESIDENCE 993-3663 992-1519 Compliments of PACIFIC OIL CO. 897 Kempton St. NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 997-9391 Over the River and Down the Wharf to . . . MacLEAN ' S SEA FOOD Fish—Lobsters—Shellfish HOME OF KING SIZE LOBSTERS Union Wharf Fairhaven, Mass. Tel. 997-9358 171 Preserve Yesterday—Improve Today— Plan Tomorrow THE FAIRHAVEN IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, INC. Incorporated Feb. 4, 1924 Founded in 1883 85 Years of Community Service WHITES FARM DAIRY, INC., Acushnet, Mass. All Milk From Our Own Tested Herd For Home Del. Tel. 995-1717 72 TELEPHONE 993-8163 TELEPHONE 994-8553 OLD DUTCH CLEANERS Pick-up and Delivery Service 392 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. 269 Sawyer St. New Bedford, Mass. LOUISE FLOWER SHOP 486 Pleasant St. New Bedford, Mass. TEL 993-0157 Flowers for All Occasions Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 MR. and MRS. HUGH B. DARDEN Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 ANN MARGARET STUDIO 832 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. 173 Compliments of Compliments of BERUBE REFRIGERATION WASHER SERVICE JOE ' S ATLANTIC SERVICE 993-2867 86-88 Middle Service Fairhaven, Mass. 993-8422 Compliments of ROLAND ' S TIRE SERVICE, INC. Specializing in Recapping TIRES—BATTERIES—VULCANIZING THE CASABLANCA Distributor For Cooper Tires 11 Howland Rd. Fairhaven, Mass. 997-4501 CUSHING ' S NEIGHBORHOOD RENTALS, INC. Lease for Less with Neighborhood Established 1877 Lease or Rent By the Hour, Day Month, or Year Leather Goods—Luggage 21 1 Union St. New Bedford, Mass. 992-5318 All Types of Machinery, Automobiles Trucks 823 Kempton Street New Bedford, Mass. 992-8630 LEO ' S BATTERY SERVICE PERRY THE FLORIST BATTERIES RECHARGED REPAIRED Generator, Regulator and Starter Service 494 Wood Street New Bedford 72 Spring St. New Bedford, Mass. 995-1 1 16 174 Compliments of FAIRHAVEN HIGH CUSTODIANS R. JENNEY J. BONCZEK J. KIDD L RODERICK M JOAQUIN Congratulations to the Class of ' 68 MARINE RADIO-ELECTRIC Main Center Streets Fairhaven, Mass. Success Always to the Class of 1968 from FORT PHOENIX AUXILIARY 2892 V.F.W. Fairhaven Mass. Compliments of FRIENDLY ' S ICE CREAM PARLOR 175 Compliments to the Class of 1968 FDR CLUB Tel. WY 7-9387 7-9388 PROVIDENCE DRESSED POULTRY CO. INC. Wholesalers and Distributors Fancy Fresh Dressed Native Poultry NEW BEDFORD BRANCH W. G. MANCHESTER JR, Mgr. Best of Luck to the Class of ' 68 THE BROWNE PHARMACIES OF FAIRHAVEN 2 Convenient Locations Fairhaven Center and Sconticut Neck HILL TOP VARIETY 335 Main Street Fairhaven, Mass. Open 7 Days a Week 176 AMERICAN ROCKDALE TIRE CENTER Auto Repairs Lubrication Used Tires, Tubes, Accessories NEW RECAPS—ROAD SERVICE Atlas Tires—Wholesale—Retail Phone 992-8515 INSIST ON DAVIDSON ' S MacGregor Brand Meat Products 424 South Second St. New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of PLUMBER ' S SUPPLY CO. At the Sign of the Faucet 26 South Water St. New Bedford, Mass. 997-9451 1 Compliments of BOWLMOR LANES 22 County Rd. Mattapoisett Tel. 758-6783 Compliments of THE NEST RESTAURANT AND DINER Fairhaven Road Route 6 at the Herring Run Mattapoisett RESTAURANT 758-2901 DINER 758-6578 178 Compliments of NORLANTIC DIESEL INC. Marine Railways Compliments of THE NEST RESTAURANT and DINER Mattapoisett, Mass. At the Herring Run Compliments of DONALD DUCK DAY NURSERY 37 Brown St. Fairhaven, Mass. Compliments of DANNY ' S AUTO BODY INC. 223 Kempton St. New Bedford, Mass. 179 Congratulations! Best of Luck and Success to the Graduating Class of 1968 FLEURENT CONSTRUCTION CORP. 22 William Street Fairhaven 994-7321 VICTOR N. FLEURENT, Pres., Treas. Compliments of LARONDA ' S MARKET KAY HANLEY Meats, Groceries, Provisions 373 Main St. School of Dancing Fairhaven Tel. WY 2-9874 Compliments of A FRIEND MANNINGS EDUCATION BREEDS WISDOM The Most Necessary Tool in a Workers Kit is EDUCATION! YE OLDE COBBLER SHOP Local 1555 84 Washington St. Fairhaven, Mass. FAIRHAVEN FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOC. AFL CIO Tel. 617-996-2161 Compliments of R. A. MITCHELL CO., INC. REV. WILLIAM W. BRADLEY NEW ENGLAND DISTRIBUTOR Lister Blackstone Diesel Engines CENTRE METHODIST CHURCH 76 Main St., Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 181 996-0731 CLOSED WEDNESDAY S ALMA ' S YARN SHOP GUSSIES BOWLING LEAGUE Domestic and Imported Yarns Knitting Instructions 34 Middle Street Fairhaven, Mass. ALMA JOHNSON Knitting Accessories and Notions J. Pepin L. Mello J. Simpkins S. MacLeod F. Grenier G. Nadfield A. Mello K. Reed L. Furtado M. Healy G. Bissonnette B. Guillel Good Luck Class of ' 68 NYE ' S STORE QUALITY s. s. s. Groceries, Meats and Provisions 67 Main St. 998-5626 LOUISE FLOWER SHOP Best of Luck Fishing Vessel KILKENNY 486 Pleasant St. New Bedford, Mass. CAPT. LESLIE D. TROTT JR. Compliments of Residence 125 Sylvia St. New Bedford, Mass. WILFRED AUDETTE ' S DRIVING SCHOOL HAMLET HOMES Complete Drivers Education Class Rooms At Lund ' s Corner For Appointment and Information CALL 995-4513 182 J OTIS COMPANY FAIRHAVEN PIONEER MARKET General Insurance 227 Union St. New Bedford Adams St. GEORGE OTIS JR.—J. F. LACERDA JR. Tel. 994-9643 (eutectic) Res - ph: 617 m ‘ M22 -Fairhaven, Mass. GEORGE L. BOURASSA Congratulations to the Class of ' 68 Technical Representative EUTECTIC WELDING ALLOYS CORP. Eutectic 151 Alewife Brook Parkway U Cambridge, Mass. 02140 ■ -V Ph: 617 868-9080 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Compliments of Compliments of LAWRENCE B. MAXFIELD ASSOCIATED PRINTERS Registered—Sanitary MASTER PLUMBER 20 Main St. REG. NO. 4371 55 Main Street Fairhaven, Mass. Zip Code 02719 Fairhaven, Mass. Commercial, Book and Poster Printing AREA CODE 617 993-5048 Sca tcU z Compliments of Propeller Service Supply, Inc. DISTRIBUTORS: Columbian Propellers Marine Construction Design Co. Wagner Hydraulic Steering Systems A FRIEND 2 Union Street Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 183 Compliments of HARBOR BEACH CLUB Compliments of RICHARDS PONTIAC INC. Middleboro Rd. E. Freetown, Mass. TEL 763-8822 Jj anc ie’s CHICKEN—STEAK HOUSE 595 Main St., Acushnet, Mass. Call—995-1513 Our Usual Home-Style Dinners Served from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM CLOSED MONDAYS Luncheon Now Being Served 11:30 AM—3:00 PM (TUES. THRU SAT.) Open Sundays and Holidays 12:00 Noon to 9:00 PM We can accommodate small parties in a friendly and comfortable atmosphere. CAPE COD WINDOW INC. Mfg. Aluminum Weather Control Products 226 Belleville Ave. 996-2234 for over 100 years has meant THE MOST in Cutting Tools MORSE NEW TWIST DRILL MACHINE BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS A DIVISION OF UNIVERSAL AMERICAN CORPORATION CO. 185 TONY COSTA Let use sell yours SATISFACTION IN EVERY TRANSACTION NEWBURY REALTY CO. Your Home Wei! Listed Is Half Sold IT COST NO MORE TO LIST WITH NEWBURY JAMES HENSHAW INSURANCE AGENCY ESTABLISHED 1920 WALTER HENSHAW Masonic Building 558 Pleasant St. New Bedford, Mass. 997-7672 DUMAS ' SUPER MARKET Best Wishes to the Class of ' 68 77 Pleasant St. Fairhaven, Mass. FAIRHAVEN PHARMACY 997-9886 FREE DELIVERY AL ' S FISH AND CHIPS OXFORD PHARMACY, INC. of North Fairhaven 364 Main St. Fairhaven 348 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. BARTON ' S CANDY HOWARD ' S FISH CHIPS TEL. 4-8312 SCONTICUT NECK CLEANERS 1291 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford Weight Watcher ' s Menu Served Alterations—Shirts—Flat Work—Rugs MR. IGNACY ZOLNIERZ Free Pick-up and Delivery 128 Sconticut Neck Road Fairhaven, Mass. 186 .. COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations Class of 1968 ARMOUR CO. The Meat People 99 Front St. New Bedford, Mass. 187 FARIAS MARKET STETSON ' S ATLANTIC SERVICE 186 Sconticut Neele Rd. Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 U-Haul—Rentals Meats—Groceries 129 Ashley Blvd., Cor. Sawyer St. New Bedford, Mass. HOME-MADE SWEET BREAD 993-1336 E. A. ROSS CO. GIL ' S TOOL SUPPLY Wholesale Distributors of Electronic Parts 1663 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. Mattapoisett Road Rochester Massachusetts GUY ' S REXALL PHARMACY i QUALITY hourCLEANERS d_b D. B. MENDELL, R. A. GUAY, B. D. GUY, Reg. Pharms. 69 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. WY 4-2644 89 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. TEL. 992-8277 l-Hr. Dry Cleaning—Same Day Shirt Service KARL ' S SUPPLY CO. Compliments of 16 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. ATLANTIC TEN PIN LANES The Bowler ' s Country Club Fairhaven, Mass. 188 J Congratulations Class of ' 68 New Bedford NEW ENGLAND ' S FINEST SPECIALITY STORES Compliments of EARL L. HOLDEN INC 741 Ashley Blvd. New Bedford Tel. 995-2636 189 Best Wishes Class of 1968 RONNIE ' S BARBER SHOP A FRIEND 73 Adams St. Fairhaven, Mass. HOMELYKE BAKERY Bread—Rolls—Pies—Cakes—Wedding—Birthday Cakes 3 17 Dartmouth St. 996-0821 1233 Acushnet Ave. 992-5048 NEW BEDFORD, MASS. WHALING CITY MOTORS 1720 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. Represented by GEORGE KOZACZKA Tel. 996-8503 BRUCE ' S MARINE SPLICING and RIGGING Homer ' s Wharf NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 190 Compliments of RAFFA ' S ITALIAN RESTAURANT 284 Washington St. Fairhaven Full Menu to Take Out TEL. 992-8235 ARCHIE ' S TRIUMPH and YAMAHA SERVICE 495 Ashley Blvd. New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of QUALITY RESTAURANT Center and Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. Prop. ED SZELIGA Compliments of BARBERO ' S RESTAURANT SUB SHOP Rt. 6 Fairhaven Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1968 from HATHAWAY-BRALEY WHARF COMPANY, INC. Marine and Home Fuel Oil 24-HOUR SERVICE 2A Water St. Tel. 996-8221 Best Wishes from HOWDY ' S to the Class of ' 68 1230 Purchase St. New Bedford Best of Luck From FAIRHAVEN VARSITY CLUB 193 SUCCESS AND GOOD WISHES to the Class of 1968 FAIRHAVEN MUSIC PARENTS CLUB E. J. MEDEIROS Tel. 996-5956 Compliments of ANDERSON OLSEN OIL CO. INC. 24-Hour Service 1 Rip - Rap Jetties Dredging Best Wishes ESTELLE A. SMITH REAL ESTATE 79 Washington St. Fairhaven WY 4-1225 194 _ 4 - Phones: 993-8614 995-7177 BAY STATE PIANO ORGAN CO. EXCLUSIVE DEALERS FOR Wurlitzer Pianos and Organs JACK BISSON Prop. 789 Mt. Pleasant St. New Bedford, Mass. 02745 Tel. WYman 7-9336 ROSELAWN FARM Fresh Eggs—Dressed Poultry Chicken and Turkeys Bar-B-Qued or Roasted ALBERT M. GONSALVES 145 Washington Street FAIRHAVEN, MASS. GOODHUE ' S CASH and CARRY East Freetown, Mass. CHEZ DESPRES BEAUTY PARLOR For Cakes for All Occasions, CALL 997-7649 MARY MENDES ' CAKERY 675 Washington St. Fairhaven Compliments of STANDARD LAUNDRY Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 THE NESS FAMILY Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1968 OFFICERS OF THE 1st HOWITZER BATTALION MASS. NATIONAL GUARD 195 NEW BEDFORD MASSACHUSETTS Your Favorite Department Store Compliments of LAMBETH ROPE CORPORATION 196 Compliments of NEW ENGLAND BOILER REPAIR WELDING CO. 90 Front St. New Bedford, Mass. LOU DON ' S SUNOCO 1880 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford, Mass. 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MARINE RAILWAYS 199 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 SHOP JOHN and MARY PANDOLFI 758-2195 758-6225 LITTLE BAY MARKET 105 Sconticut Neck Road Fairhaven, Mass. LA FRANCE JEWELER Certified Gemologist REGISTERED JEWELER—MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 763 Purchase Street New Bedford, Mass. THE SYMPHONY Route 6 Mattapoisett, Mass. Compliments of OLD DUTCH CLEANERS KIPPBIL P NO Middle Street (617) 993-6598 WAH MAY RESTAURANT 31 Center Street Fairhaven 992-8668 Chinese Food—our specialty 2 Barbers Sauna Baths WEBER ' S BARBER Compliments SHOP of a FRIEND 356 Main St. Fairhaven Compliments of Compliments of PA RAFFA ' S STANLEY OIL CO. INC. ITALIAN RESTAURANT THE ACORN SHOP 116 Tarlcin Hill Rd. DOUG New Bedford 995-5413 Infants to 6x 7 to 14 201 DARLINGS FLOWER SHOP 204 Washington St. When you think of flowers, think of ours. Specialize in Prom Corsages, also Graduation Bouquets. ERNEST N. 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