Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1969 volume:

t ' vc (She 2|uttle0ijmtan Class flf 1969 JJiatrhabett l igh J§ cluml JfcnrhcUu ' n. Hlaesarhusetts Unlunu ' .X1131313) ©able nf (ilnntents (Therm 1 Beiucatinn (Ihe principal« message 3fn 11 emnriam to Hr. (Cnthiistle Jfacultu anil (Curriculum Artitaities spurts (Snherrlassmen Venture Birerturu Ahbertisements 2 (The (ftiitnrs jFflretoflrh Ours is a time of rapid change; a time of social and political upheaval. For the past three years, as students of Fairhaven High School, we have witnessed the demonstrations and riots which have taken place on the streets of American cities. We have formulated opinions concerning these incidents and the legislative action pertaining to social prob¬ lems. We have learned more of the world around us; of our friends and neighbors; of ourselves. These three years have afforded us the opportunity for each of us to plant the seeds of his future; to build a foundation of life. It has been a time of security, a time of laughter, a time of dancing, a time, which, for us, is never to come again, a time which we must now leave, a time which others must fill. We must now look to the challenges which face us and to the time for which each one of us must strive .. the time of peace. 3 (Efl (Btoerjrthmij To everything, turn, turn, turn; There is a season, turn, turn, turn; And a time to every purpose under heaven. A time to be born, a time to die; A time to plant, a time to reap; A time to kill, a time to heal; A time to laugh, a time to weep. A time to build up, a time to break down; A time to dance, a time to mourn; A time to cast away stones, A time to gather stones together. SThere 3s a Reason A time of love, a time of hate; A time of war, a time of peace; A time when you may embrace, A time to refrain from embracing. A time to gain, a time to lose; A time to rend, a time to sew; A time to love, a time to hate; A time for peace, I swear it’s not too late. To everything, turn, turn, turn; There is a season, turn turn, turn; And a time to every purpose under heaven. Words: Book of Ecclesiastes Adaption by Pete Seeger ■ • • ■ . I • . I I l ' H. Tl ' ' , ■ ' ’■ ' v hit; v a ’V� ' h ' • .v. Sr • • ;v :- .y, ; • :... ! ' v - j 6 It is with deep appreciation that we dedicate this forty-third volume of THE HUTTLESTONIAN to Mrs. Mabel H. Knipe. Mrs. Knipe is a dedicated and tireless person, one who understands many of the attitudes and problems of young people. For many years, in fact, so many that she was a teacher of many of our parents, she has aided students in Fairhaven to complete their education and has inspired them to go on to fuller and more successful lives. Although we do not by any means agree with all of Mrs. Knipe’s ideas, we do respect her viewpoints, and we salute her integrity and determination to do her part to make the ■world a better place in which to live. In addition to her duties as head of the English department, her untiring efforts on behalf of a variety of projects, the school newspaper and the Biafran aid collection taken up last Christmas, have earned her gratitude of students and faculty alike. The warmth of her personality and the strength of her character have been driv¬ ing forces at Fairhaven High School for many years. It is for all these reasons and with an eye also on her decades of thankless but untiring service to the young people of our town that we dedicate this, our yearbook, to Mrs. Mabel H. Knipe. Beturation to Hire. But}) i§t Hi K (llhe principal s As educators we have been entrusted the responsibility of continuously im¬ proving the quality and quantity of education at all levels. To be successful the educator must turn to the government and the community for their co¬ operation. The power of any one body or agency would place restrictions on the development of free people in a democracy. It is appropriate that the Senior Class select the song, Turn, Turn, Turn, based on the chapter of Ecclesiastes in the Bible, as their theme for the com¬ plex problems which the graduate faces today. Vietnam, technological innova¬ tions, the explosion of knowledge and the changing social relationships require that ever)’ student, too, must turn, turn, turn, in a cooperative way if a general condition of mutual trust and understanding is to be achieved. STANLEY J. GRABIEC 7 3ln Meimmam Charles C Cntluistle Educator and Friend 8 Curriculum ! 111 ? � � ■ Abrnmistrattan anb (Ifmtbance STANLEY J. GRABIEC B.S., M.A. University of Rhode Island Columbia Teachers ' College Principal DORIS D. BRUCE B.S., M.Ed. Boston University Bridgewater State College Director of Guidance CARLTON C. ALBRITTON B.S. E„ M.S.E. Southern State College State College at Bridgewater Vice-Principal FERNANDO SILVA B.S., M.S. Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute Bridgewater State College Guidance MABEL H. KNIPE A.B. A.M. Tufts University Boston University Chairman—Department of English English (jjnglish MARGARET C. HOWLAND A.B. Wheaton College English EVELYN F. SHAPIRO B.S. Ed. M.S. Ed. State College at Bridgewater New Bedford Institute of Technology English EDITH M. MOORE A.B. Bridgewater State College English SUSAN C. TRAFTON B.A. Gordon College English LOUISE BOYCE B.S. Fitchburg State College Librarian MARGUERITE D. BRASOR Ph.B. University of Vermont Columbia University English _ I I J Touche !! Mary had a little lamb . .. Perhaps you’d like a book on mountain climbing, my dear. Wake up, Anita . . . Shakespeare isn’t that bad!! 12 World Lit. can be fun!! You bet your sweet bippy!! DONALD J. B. DUFOUR B.A. M.Ed. Assumption College Bridgewater State College Head of the Department of Foreign Languages French EDITH G. DIAS A.B. Brown University French Latin STEPHEN BARRITEAU A.B. Stonehill College University of Rhode Island State College at Bridgewater French Spanish PIERRE A. PAQUIN A.B. Stonehill College State College at Bridgewater French English 14 The last time I was in Europe . .. My shades! My shades! A kingdom for my shades! Jforetgtt lEanguages I don’t know whether to look at it, pray to it, or fly it. Mathi ' mcitics PETER P. ANTHONY B.S. Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute Mathematics CHARLES CIPOLLINI B.S. Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute Mathematics 16 l)ne and one are two, except on Fridi-day . . . when everyone xpresses himself in writing! t§ rietice I JOSEPH R. DRAPEAU B.S. I Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute I Physics, Chemistry MELVIN ENTIN B.S. University of Rhode Island Biology RAYMOND G. BOYCE B.S. Ed. M. Ed. Fitchburg State College, Bridgewater State College Boston College Colby College Head of Science Department Chemistry’ VIRGINIA KOWAL B.S. University of Massachusetts Rhode Island College Biology Drapeau ' s follies with Drapeau’s dollies! 17 i I tot I taw a puddy tat! EDWARD F. TRAINOR B.A. M.A. Boston University Bridgewater State College Head of Social Studies Department Non-Western Civilizations Come on, fellas; try not to look so bored. ■ CHARLES F. FOLEY B.S. Ed. Bridgewater State College U.S. History Economics LINDA S. POIRIER B.S. Bus. Ed. ROBERT L. B.A. MARCHAND ROBERT A. MARGESON B.A. Bryant College U.S. History Bookkeeping Southern State College Contemporary Affairs History Suffolk University Political Science U.S. History U.S. Government Ijtstflrjj mb j§ tuiries Just wait ’till they see this one!! Don ' t you dare take my pictu Top left: CAROLYN E. COSTA B. Mus. Ed. Boston University Choral Musir Above: ROBERT J. CLARKSON B.A. Northern Conservatory of Music Berklee School of Music Instrumental Music Left: JOSEPH F. RAPOZA B.S. Bradford Durfee College of Technology Art Once upon a time, when I had hair ... 2 i 1 Above, left to right PETER J BOROWIEC Bridgewater State College Fitchburg State College Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute Shop Industrial Arts JOSEPH LEBLANC Printing RICHARD L. ARIETA B.S. Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute Bridgewater State College Mechanical Drawing Mathematics Football Coach Golf Coach Below, left to right EVELYN S. PURSLEY B.S. Ed. Fitchburg State College Foods and Nutrition Family Living KATHRYN N. McCOLLESTER B.S. University of Missouri Clothing Arts Kill that termite!!! MARIE R. NOYER B.S. Ed. State College at Salem Head of the Business Department Office Practice MANUEL FONTES B.S. M.Ed. Boston College Bridgewater State College Business Law Bookkeeping RUTH S. ROBINSON B.S. Ed. Salem State College Stenography Transcription All right, girls; who’s listening to WPRO?? RAYMOND J. SULLIVAN B.S., Ed.M. Boston University Bookkeeping, Typing Stenography What’s so funny?? STELLA S. BOROWIEC B.S. Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute Bridgewater State College Typing, Bookkeeping, Office Practice Somebody stole the typewriters! 25 J phjjsital (fimccitimt MELVIN ENTIN B.S. University of Rhode Island Director of Athletics and Physical Education, Town of Fairhaven A. JEAN CAMPBELL B.S. University of Minnesota Girl ' s Physical Education Girl’s Basketball Coach MILTON RICE, JR. B.S. Springfield College Physical Education Biology Assistant Football Coach Track Coach What do you think this is—a smoke house? Belly, book, and ball. 26 Isn’t this fun??? Who says Captain Ahab was crazy?? Exhibit A Does it bite?? ) ■ 4 j§ etretarial i§ taff anti J$duuil Nurse EVELYN L. MARTIN The Kinyon School Secretary to the. Principal RITA C. CHAMPAGNE The Campbell School Secretary to the Vice-Principal ALDA H. HAYWARD Guidance Secretary LOUISE F. DENNIE R.N. Truesdale Hospital School Nurse Send over 17 linguica pizzas . . . and don’t forget the Alka-Seltzer!!! Custnimm The king in his castle. . .. And it never yellows! Now, in this locker, sixty years ago ■1 The king in his castle. Stronger than dirt! Cafeteria j taff The lunch line??? What goes where ? ? Will the real Picasso please stand up? Fairhaven ' s principal in charge of vice. Say Ahhh What do you mean, nobody’s tak¬ ing showers today ? ? ? -Be tor it is Gertie, fkima, SINCERE! YESTERDAY Philips A. Noyes, at your service. Activities A (lime to lEaunh A (lime tu lEnVe (Etme, patiente, anb Hoahs The Spray, the newspaper at FHS, is published quarterly by a staff of dedicated members. This year the Spray sponsored the Biafran col¬ lection and aided in supporting the production of Macbeth by the National Shakespeare Company. 36 Editor John Medeiros, Alas, poor Yorick! ' ’ if pcrsi ' ln ' ranrt ' Those who have dedicated long hours to produce the 1969 Huttles- tonian know that composing a year¬ book is a laborious yet rewarding task. The editors sponsored the suc¬ cessful Triple C” Dance during December in an effort to increase the school’s social functions. 1969 Ijutt taff Co-editor Joanne Robitaille, Associate Editor Tim Westgate and Co-editor Shirley Carreiro. Mm J§ tuhent (fTflunril The Student Council, the governing body at FHS, has had a busy and profitable year. Members revised the dress code and student handbook and ' took charge of class election procedures. During Thanksgiving the Student Council collected enough money to provide five families with complete dinners. Officers are Barry Fisher, President, James Townley, Vice-President and Jane Tucker, Secretary-Treasurer. Traffic Members of the school’s po¬ lice force aid in keeping corridor traffic free of congestion. Head monitors are Barry Fisher, Cheryl Borowicz, Jim¬ my Hart and Pat Girard. 38 jfrencb (flub lEanguagb: Che Brihtje of 3Frt?nbehip The French dub seeks to give each student the opportunity to learn more about French culture tnd to permit each member to take part in activities related to French custom. French Club mem- ?ers have had a busy and culturally productive series of educational experiences through the T rench Hootenanny, a Mardi-Gras celebration, the exchange of tapes with an international ' Tape Pal” and the production of a French movie with narration. Officers are John Medeiros, President; Joanne Robitaille, Vice-President; Peter Harriman, Secretary; and Shirley Carreiro, Treasurer. AJ .£. (flub The chief aims of the AFS Club are to assume responsibility for the welfare of the foreign student in the school, to stimulate interest in the Americans Abroad programs, and to cooperate with the local AFS Chapter in stimulating better relations toward peace. Members plan activities to raise money for American students who wish to go abroad. Officers are Deborah Morris, President; Henry Danielli, Vice-President; Shelly Lauzon, Secretary; and Claudia Silva, Treasurer. if[uture Ijmnemakers Sewing Club provides an oppor¬ tunity for girls to work on class clothing projects or clothing brought from home. This year the group made drapes for the clothing room and the women’s faculty room. A style show is planned for the spring. Club officers are: Jane Skin¬ ner, President; Cynthia Dutra, Vice- President; Janet Bernier, Secretary; and Joan Skinner, Treasurer. Members of the Cake Decorating Club learn the creative art of dec¬ orating pastries. Cake Decorating is one of the fine pleasures which broadens the culinary abilities of a student. Secretary is Judy Ruest and Treasurer is Debbie Allen. Members of the knitting club are pictured below with creative hats and sweaters which they have made during their activity. (Hake-B prorating Bnitting 40 (Office Messengers Betty drinker Hjuintemaker s Atoarb Mrs. Pursley presents a gold pin to Nancy Barboza who was the school ' s high scorer on a homemakers’ test. Relieving office tension is the office staff. Aubtn-Uisual Aibs The Audio-Visual Department is primarily a service organization which is responsible for the delivery and operation of projectors, phonographs, and tape recorders throughout the building. Led by Joseph Simpkin, members categorize incoming filmstrips and catalogues. I Imports (Lhcuqi This newly-formed club seeks to broaden the general sports knowledge and interest of its members by discussing theory, concepts, training tech¬ nique and team strategy. Offi¬ cers are Bette Cunha, Donald Audette, James Mitcheson, and Paul Mello. doping (flub Students improve their typing skill d report typing for classes, individual help, and additional timed writings J§ ' libe ilule (flub Members o f the slide rule club improve their skill by practicing with large-scale slide rules. Ufajr (tlub vX The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. This year the organization, under the leadership of Donnie Joseph, the president, sold stationery and Christmas trees. Other officers are: Mil- ton Pease, Vice-President; Davfd Francis, Secretary; and John Fernandes, Treasurer. parts (tar (fluli Members of the Sports Car Club are interested in the various types of cars driven by commuters and profes¬ sionals. future fathers ' UBKITTUN VICE PRINCIPAL SHORTER SCHOOL Dflys yEfiH! ' SHORTER WORK L WEEK , demand PEW£r STUDENTS CLASSES m m H STASIS P JM ft K i I M Future Curses Future Teachers’ Club is an organiza¬ tion designed for those who arc serious¬ ly considering becom¬ ing teachers. Its mem¬ bers are acquainted with some of the ques¬ tions teachers encoun¬ ter daily when they observe and teach classes in Fairhaven schools, and when they help pre-primary children at the Tripp School. The candy and cake sales together with dues enable the club to raise money for a scholarship which is given to a senior at graduation. Officers are: Nancy Powers, President; Debbie Chasse, Vice- President; Carol Sav¬ age, Secretary; and Anne Macomber, Treasurer. 44 To aid girls in choosing a desired school for nursing or other medical work, The Future Nurses Club discusses various nursing, laboratory, and X-ray technician schools and plans to visit some of these schools. This year, for the first time the group took a short course in First Aid. Officers of the club are: Barbara Jasinski, President; Charlotte Bergeron, Vice-President; Michelle Ouimet, Secretary; Kathryn Albino, Treasurer. i lilt brant (flub The Drama Club performed a one-act play entitled Kiss Me Quick, I ' m Double Parked for an assem¬ bly program and three one-act plays for an evening performance. The officers Pat Gir¬ ard, Jane Howland, Carol Santos, and Jane Tucker assisted with the production of Macbeth by the Na¬ tional Shakespeare Company. The members of the Library Club not only aid Mrs. Boyce in catago- rizing new books, but they learn steps toward better research. Brama (flub r The Navigation Club studies :oastal piloting, the Rules of he Road, Electronic Naviga- ion, Marine Engines, and Ba¬ sic Seamanship. Since this ac- :ivity is similar to a classroom rourse, homework assignments ire completed each week. fc ' Chess Club Members of the Chess Club improve their strategy in a shrewd game of chess. The Art Club enables its members to improve their artistic and imaginative abilities. 46 IBnukkeephtg dub No Ml k I K k 4 % 4 1 C. � F� to i j ttente (Club Members of the Science Club explore the field of chemistry and perform many strange and interesting experiments. (Tamera dub I The Camera Club affords an opportunity for its mem- lers to improve their skills in photography and enables hem to study various types of cameras and the art of leveloping. The members of this all girl club improve their secretarial skill. 47 J printing (Hub Members of the Printing Club improve skills in printing and aid in publishing the Spray.” Wood Shop enables its members to work on projects which can not be finished in class time. JUnnh J hnp 48 pinij pmtij Club The purpose of this club is to teach stu¬ dents the basic skills and rules of ping pong through partici¬ pation in the sport. Members achieve practice as well as re¬ laxation and enjoy¬ ment from the single and double tourna¬ ments in which the) participate. Barate Club Karate members gain a basic understanding of the history of Karate and the various cultures through which it was transmitted. The activity provides education in elementary awareness and utilizes the gym for education on the physical level. 49 (iht? (£dui i -; v : s gfrv� games during the fall. Together with the concert band, the Marching Band plays at the Annual Pops Concert. pep J§ quati The purposes of the Pep Squad are to march with the marching band at football games, to support the cheerleaders at all football and basketball games, and to en¬ hance school spirit through making posters. Officers of the Squad are Elizabeth Tetrault, President; Deborah Morris, Vice-President; Kathy Bouley, Secretary; and Kathy Smith, Treasurer. (Llterrleaiiers a f Leading the school in spirit are our nine at¬ tractive cheerleaders. The girls manage to retain their cool and undying enthusiasm throughout even the most hard to win basketball and foot¬ ball games. Pictured at right from left to right are: Cindy Joseph, Dawn Birtwistle, Nancy Hay¬ ward, Patty Carpenter, Sue Torres, Stephanie Al¬ len, Charlene Kenney, Ann Maloney and Sue Green. Majorettes Adding sparkle and color to the band are our six snappy ma¬ jorettes. Seeing them march with the band during football season, one is assured of the long hours of practice the majorettes must endure. Below are from left to right Linda Victorino, Marlene Livramento, Wendy Cruz, Gloria Patasini, and Sue Gardella. Bev¬ erly Martins is not pictured. i$li eb Chorus Ik - 1 Jr 7 a A. k 1 OIA fV jf l rj n iiA 1 BBS m U ■ ; jf v A -t A ' -w M| The Mixed Chorus affords pleasure for those who enjoy singing. The group has given a variety of concerts during the year; a Mass, a traditional Christmas performance, and a spring concert. Members often sing for the Music Parents’ Club Meetings. Musit Appreciation Those who enjoy listening to and dis¬ cussing music and who wish to obtain a better understanding of many types of mus¬ ic are members of the - Music Appreciation Club. The activity is governed by the de¬ sires of its members and offers a relaxed mood. 52 ODrcheetra Bante Banb The Dance Band is a newly formed organization under the direction of Mr. Clarkson. The peppy group played for the Hutt Dance and brought much pleasure to all its listeners. wn K j m w gjttk I 1 WMu , A 1 g H ‘m irf ■ t y h u | [ miM jr vj I ir -fi l u i yj B iT r I • T Tar ' WiMm � Wb 3 r - flplllAi l f J 1 L 1 km 3 i Bistrirt Chorus mth ©rrhestra JVll-J tate Chorus auh ©rrhestra Me member Mermuha Ba We dare you to come any closer! The Football Queen and her court. (Hheerleafrers Bmur The Butterscotch Subway ??? 56 Susan Torres crowns Bette Cunha ijuittlestaman j pmtsjirs Christmas (Triplr (T Banrc and a new set of drums, and Dance Band makes its debut at F.H.S. Excedrin headache 522 . Yes, I am gaining weight. ” 4 A (lime tn HUin, i 3tgO{fJ4? Hs ' hefk wilij; i ;| ■ ■■■ ■ 1 Si 1 r’ ' 1 SIR BS t mm ir If JJimitlmU Back row l to r: R. Sylvia, C. Taber, E. Rezendes, W. Souza, J. Fitts, S. Ponte, R. Rivard, S. Koska, R. Pease, J. Dupont, L. Gifford. Middle row l to r: Mgr. T. Wojcik, Coach Arieta, Mgr. F. Almeida, S. Gordon, W. Ingham, R. Martin, E. Wojcik, E. Opozda, C. Pollit, H. Johnson, S. Monty, M. Amaral, R. Aiken, C. Humphreys, D. Texeira, D. Morais, Mgr. B. Fisher, D. Mello, Coach Losert, Coach Rice. Front row l to r: D. Mitchell, M. Carter, W. Tanson, M. Medeiros, P. Harriman, G. Sylvia, J. Fernandes, D. Joseph, S. Paquette, H. Gifford, J. Fitts, J. Almeida, R. Ariagno. The 1968 Blue Devils, led by team captain Donald Joseph and coaches Richard Arieta, Mil- ton Rice, and John Losert, commenced the season with two resounding victories over area teams, Voke and Wareham. The Devils found tougher opponents on the Cape; however, and finished with a respectable 4-4-1 mark. The spirited Arietamen capped off the season with a thrilling 14-12 win over arch-rival Dart¬ mouth. All in all, the ’68 season was a rewarding and enjoyable one for the Fairhaven High Blue Devils. 60 I fAIRHAVf y fMRHAVEN VIRHAVfv A tmrhave |VI� k fMRHAVEN rMRHAVEN fmrhavE- ' SMkHAVEN f AIRHAVEN 4 rV 3 J J 10 21 0 ,, fAIRHAVfft A FA RHA fMR VEN Ho 4 O 1 Our Senior squad. Ya didn’t know I was pigeon-toed, did ya?” 61 i r A a A fl _ SCORES I FHS 13 Wareham G FHS 26 Vocational 6 FHS 24 Wareham 22 FHS 6 Dennis-Yarmouth 36 FHS 29 Old Rochester 0 FHS 6 Barnstable 6 FHS 6 Bourne 28 FHS 18 Case 26 FHS 6 Falmouth 27 FHS 14 Dartmouth 12 Get your hands off my bod! 64 Hey look . . . Mr. Borges came in his uniform! Hey, what’s goin’ on here? 65 J Fourth row: G. Hammond, L. Gifford, C. Hurley, J. Howarth, M. Amaral, B. Young. Third row: Coach Rice, F. Almedia, R. Dixon, B. Morgan, P. Skinner, G. Pollitt, T. Darling, R Akin, W. Faulkner, C. Humphreys. Second row: J. Mitcheson, T. Darwin, G. Sylvia, P. Mello, W. Rapp, G. Baron. First row: J. Vincent, C. Martin, D. Delaney, M. Medeiros, J. Jacobson. 100 inter Crack For his second year at Fairhaven High School, Milt Rice led his Winter Track Team to another winning season. In all, there were 9 dual conference meets. At the Capeway Conference Championship Meet, Fairhaven gained 9 trophies, and at the Association Meet they won 5. The overall record was 5 wins and 4 losses. Many members had in¬ dividual accomplishments, but the team ef¬ fort was enough to give the Class of ’69 another memorable season. 67 i First row: J. Bouley, D. Mendell, T. Wojcik, S. Brown, S. Cabral, D. Joseph, P. Mello, Coach Milt Rice. Second row: W. Faulkner, D. Gillum, F. Almeida, J. Mitcheson, T. Darwin, D. Soares, W. Rapp, M. Amaral, J. Vincent. Third row: R. Garro, C. Humphreys, J. Henshaw, D. Audette, J. Monk, T. Daigle, P. Gidley, J. Gubler, M. Pease, T. Darling, G. Sylvia, A. Rapp, A. Fernandes, D. Reed, M. Gubler. 1968 spring ©rack The Spring Track team had a winning season and held a record of four and three. Team effort and fine coaching led the team to victory. n «J[ iiprijffi mL r S fPi 7H BHH Basketball VARSITY: First row: M. Medeiros, J. Fernandes, T. Wojcik, S. Paquette, B. Fisher. Second row: R. Correia, S. Ponte, J. Townley, R. Garro, J. Howland. For the past two seasons, Fairhaven High has dominated basketball in the Capeway Conference. The 1968-1969 season brought an end to our two year reign as Conference Champions and also to our Conference winning streak, which ended at thirty games. The Wilson-coached Blue Devils, however, did have a say as to who was to wear the league crown as we defeated the Green Dolphins of D.Y. to give the title to Dartmouth. Fairhaven placed third in the Conference with an 8-4 record and held a respectable 11-7 overall record. The Junior Varsity, coached by first-year pilot John Losert, also compiled an overall 11-7 record. J V. First row: P. Medeiros, M. Rebeiro, E. Wojcik, R. Martin, K. Hansen, S. Koska. Second row: J. Dupont, R. Correia, R. Garro, C. Taber, B. Fitts, R. Brault. 70 This picture is terrible terrible . . . terrible.’ SCORES F.H.S. 44 Taunton 43 F.H.S. 44 Voke 46 F.H.S. 39 Voke 61 F.H.S. 44 Bourne 43 F.H.S. 69 Wareham 56 F.H.S. 48 D-R 46 (OT) F.H.S. 49 Dartmouth 51 F.H.S. 50 Barnstable 44 F.H.S. 33 Falmouth 35 F.H.S. 40 D-Y 45 F.H.S. 42 Bourne 21 F.H.S. 58 Wareham 39 F.H.S. 54 Dartmouth 59 F.H.S. 58 Barnstable 52 F.H.S. 61 Falmouth 57 F.H.S. 61 D-Y 52 F.H.S. 59 Taunton 48 F.H.S. 38 Stang 40 t I m Bend and stretch, reach for the sky” (What a lousy caption!!!) 73 1 t Hey guys—What do I do now ? 74 75 A 76 ME GROG (!)irl« Basketball Barsttjj I landing l to r: E. Taylor, N. Victorino, R. Cataldo, B. Cunha, C. Hammond, L. Sibor, P. Holden, C. Borowicz, G. watasini. Kneeling: D. Gifford, S. Lauzon. Junior First row: K. Magnant, P. Taylor, D. Morris, K. Bouley. Standing: P. Cote, D. Patasini, L. Davies, K. Smith, N. Victorino. 77 i Kneeling: A. Costa, D. Texieria, J. Jacobson, M. Urbanak, J. Fernandes, J. Almedia, C. Adriano, M. Ribeiro. Standing: A. Laverdia, R. Correira, D. Manchester, B. Garifales, G. Howland, J. Hart, L. Smith, G. Veira, S. Paquette, Coach Wilson. Baseball 1968 78 Four weeks without a wash . . . that’s T-E-R-R-I-B-L-E! 79 i (llennts 1968 Standing: Coach Arieta, S. Isherwood, W. Therrien, P. Harriman, T. Currin Kneeling: R. Tavares, M. Ponte, D. Delaney. i 82 (HitfoertUtssmen (fkes of 1971 Sophomore Class Officers are: from left to right: Gary Hammond, Treasurer; Deborah Motta, Secretary; Charlene Kenney, Vice-President; and James Gidley, President. Throughout the first weeks of September, Sophomore faces were decidedly marked with confusion. However, as we have be¬ come accustomed to schedules and teachers we have acquired new strength and respon¬ sibility which will help to enlighten our next two years at Fairhaven High School. The class departed from the traditional sale of chocolate Easter Bunnies by holding a toothbrush project which brought $ 700.00 to the treasury. We are now looking forward with mixed feelings to the year ahead, our first year as upperclassmen. We await the many exciting experiences which our junior and senior years will bring and which will help us to pave our path of life. A sophomore attempt at authority. 84 Members of our Ex¬ ecutive Board are: from left to right: William Fleisch, Phoebe Taylor, Kar¬ en Alexion, and Katherine Pepin. Shelley Alphonse was not present. Members of the Hutt Staff: from left to right are: back row: Phil Mel- lo, David Cabral, James Gidley. Front row: Jane Ryle, Rebecca Fleisch, and Phoebe Taylor. The group learned a bit about yearbook layouts and planned the Sophomore pages. You can say what you want Henry, but with $ 7 00.00 profit we can t com¬ plain ! 85 Class af 1970 As the summer ended and everyone’s eyes focused on the coming year, the class of ' 70 entered F.H.S. with the distinguished title of upperclassmen. On the arrival of our rings, early in October, we had the first symbol of our newly acquired status, which provided a subject of con¬ versation for weeks to come. The annual Junior Class project, the sale of fruit cakes, was a task undertaken with enthusiasm and a few sighs, and with the assistance of our advisor, Mr. Borowiec, the sale was a great success. Our Junior Prom, which climaxed our year, was held in May, an experience which will remain in our mem¬ ories for years to come. The Senior year draws near, but the class of ’70 is prepared for its challenge and looks forward to our last year as students in Fairhaven High. ■ . jn I |L f ¥■ ‘ t i ;v F ' 5 Our Junior Class Officers: from left to right: Charles Hum¬ phreys, Vice-President; Dawn Birtwistle, President; Jane Tucker, Secretary; Andrew Rapp, Treasurer, is spending the year in New ' Zealand with the A.F.S. program. Our Executive Board: from left to right: Pamela Holden. John Clark, Ann Maloney. Frank Almeida, and Cheryl Borowicz. 86 Going steady ?! Riding high ? 87 junior Headers Class (Officers Officers are: from left to right: Bill Rapp, Treasurer; Jean Wyss, Secretary; Tom Woj- cik, Vice President; Susan Torres, President. i If you want anything changed you’ll have to get through us! CxerutHu ' Brntrii From left to right: Tom Daigle, Susan Almeida, Barry Fisher, Susan Gardella, and Tom Darwin comprise the execu¬ tive board. Senior Honor Society Members are: back to front and left to right: Barry Fisher, Peter Harriman, Robert Braley, Susan Torrys, Patricia Newett, Dana Pierce, John Medeiros, Sandra Robinson, Charlene Barnett, Joanne Robitai 1 le, Shirley Carreiro, Jean Wyss. Ijntuir Officers are: from left to right: Shirley Carreiro, Vice-President; Peter Harriman, Treasurer; Patricia Newett, President; and John Medeiros, Secretary. q | d uniur |J rnnt April 26, 1968, was the night of our Jun¬ ior Prom. The Larch Avenue Auditorium was transformed into a panorama of beauty and serenity which was an emphasis of the theme, An Enchanted Evening.” Tropical fish, palm trees, and net hangings lined the bam¬ boo-printed wallpaper creating a romantic atmosphere. Halldis Berg, who was crowned Queen of the prom by last year’s queen, Linda Younger, reigned over the captivating scene with her lady-in-waiting, Susan Torres. The members of the court, Patricia Pemberton, Nancy Hayward, Susan Furtado, Wendy Cruz, Nancy Knutsen, Stephanie Allen, and Jean Wyss assembled around the beautifully decorated throne. At eleven-thirty everyone was disap¬ pointed to see a most enjoyable evening come to a close. Gilly and Halldis Linda Younger leads the court procession. dlumor Jeff Silva presents mantle to Tom Wojcik, Junior class president. Shirley Carreiro receives Achievement Award. 94 Junior Day exercises were conducted on June 7, 1968, a wonderful spring morning. On this special day, the gradu¬ ating seniors sadly departed from Fairhaven High, and the juniors happily accepted the responsibilities of a Senior class. The program commenced with the Juniors, each wearing a traditional yellow rose, entering the auditorium to Sul¬ livan ' s Entrance March of the Peers.” The silent, meditative seniors marched to Baptiste’s Entre de Procession.” Patrick Cataldo, the senior soloist, sang Darion’s The Impossible Dream” while Elizabeth Dearden, a pianist, played Chopin’s Polonaise in A.” The Junior soloist, Susan Furtado, played the Tellemann Concerto” on her viola. Symbolic of the annual handing down of leadership, the Mantle Oration was delivered by Jeffrey Silva, President of the Class of 1968, and was accepted by Thomas Wojcik, President of the Class of 1969. Mr. Stanley J. Grabiec, headmaster, presented scholastic awards to those students who displayed outstanding aca¬ demic achievement during the past year. The Juniors commended were Shirley Carreiro and Patricia Newett. John Medeiros received the Harvard Club Book Award and Susan Torres, the College Club Book Award, for outstand¬ ing citizenship, leadership, and service. The Senior Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Lannan sang Russell-Vick’s The Halls of Ivy” to finish the program. The Senior class exited solemnly to Mendelssohn’s Cornelius Festival March” and the Junior class to the Entrance March of the Peers” to mark the conclusion of a tradition always to be remembered by the Class of 1969. John Medeiros receives Harvard Club Book Award. Susan Torres is presented with the College Club Book Award. 95 Class Ijistiirii In September of 1965, we, the graduating class of 1969, began our high school career as upperclassmen at Fairhaven Junior High School. We began our activities with the election of our class officers; Thomas Wojcik, President; Donald Joseph, Vice-President; Linda Victorino, Secretary; and Susan Gardella, Treas¬ urer. Jean Wyss, Susan Tangen, Thomas Darwin, Mark Carter, Peter Harriman, and Susan Torres were delegated members of the Executive Board. Our first class social was a successful dance which carried the theme of Surfin’ East Coast,’’ and was held in the spring. The class also produced a One Act play en¬ titled The Little Man Who Wasn’t There,” by Earl J. Dias, which was enthusiastically received by all. Before we realized it was over, the summer of 1966 had passed, and we prepared ourselves for the re¬ sponsibilities that we were about to acquire as sophomores at Fairhaven High. Our first duty was to elect our class officers. They were: Tom Wojcik, President; Susan Torres, Vice-President; Susan Gardella, Secre¬ tary; and Peter Harriman, Treasurer. Members of the Executive Board were Tom Darwin, Susan Green, Mark Carter, Jean Wyss, and Nancy Knutsen. Our successful fund-raising project was a sale of chocolate Easter bunnies. As our first year as upperclassmen began in the fall of 1967, we knew there was much to be done. Plans for our Prom and Junior Day had to be made, and to make the decisions, we elected Tom Wojcik, Presi¬ dent; Susan Torres, Vice-President; Sue Gardella, Secretary; and Jean Wyss, Treasurer. Nancy Hayward, Nancy Knutsen, John Medeiros, T om Darwin, and Peter Harriman served on the Executive Board. Not long after we returned to school, we were much pleased by the arrival of our school rings. Never can we forget our Junior Class project of unloading fruitcakes. Through the persistence of the Class Ex¬ ecutives, the Student Council representatives, and all the members of our class, we were able to efficiently complete this project in only four weeks. The Honor Society inducted 13 members from our class. They were: Pat Newett, Shirley Carreiro, John Medeiros, Joanne Robitaille, Barry Fisher, Sandra Robinson, Charlene Barnett, Peter Harriman, Robert Braley, Dana Pierce, Elizabeth Andrews, Jean Wyss, and Susan Torres. As Spring approached, we became more active. Our prom was held on April 26 and was An En¬ chanted Evening” for all. The Larch Avenue Auditorium was artistically decorated with a South Seas at¬ mosphere, highlighted by the throne of our lovely queen, Hal Id is Berg. On June 7, we, the Class of 1969 officially took over the responsibilities of Seniors, as Tom Wojcik accepted the symbolic mantle from Jeff Silva, President of the Class of 1968, and Susan Furtado played the Junior solo. As we stood and watched our graduating friends pass by, we knew that our time was approaching. The year ended on a light note when the last day of school was designated as a Bermuda Day, sponsored by our Junior Class. The proceeds went to the Charles C. Entwistle Memorial Scholarship Fund. Our Senior year was bursting with activities. In September, Neli Pryslicki, an Australian exchange stu¬ dent, was warmly welcomed by our class. To lead us through this final year, we chose Susan Torres, Presi¬ dent; Tom Wojcik, Vice-President; Jean Wyss, Secretary; and Bill Rapp, Treasurer. The members of the Senior Executive Board were: Susan Almeida, Tom Daigle, Tom Darwin, Ba rry Fisher, and Susan Gar¬ della. To boost the Class treasury, we sold cans of chocolates. In those final few months we spent together, we felt all the joy of working, playing, and being to¬ gether as a class. We can never forget the patience of both Miss Trafton and Mr. Paquin in putting on our Senior Play, The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch,” and the time spent by our dedicated yearbook staff to publish the 1969 HI TTLESTONIAN. We shall cherish the memories of our Senior prom which was held on June 6 at the Holiday Inn, and was the last dance we attended as classmates. The Solemn Vesper Services, held on June 8, aided in commencing the lives which lay before us. The Senior Banquet was held on June 9 at the Holiday Inn. June II was one of the most meaningful days of our lives, for we entered the auditorium as a class of high school seniors, and we left as graduates filled with tears of mixed emotions. We were all sorry to leave Fairhaven High School, for never again will this building belong to us, althtough we shall belong to FHS. Fairhaven Fligh School is now a wonderful part of us: of our futures, our memories, and of our hearts. 96 1%9 (Lias ill ill We, the Class of 1969, being of reasonably sound mind and body, and in full control of our faculties, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. We therefore designate Mr. Vincent Bonczek, cus¬ todian, our sole executor. The CLASS of 1969 leaves F.H.S. with many fond memories. JOHN MEDEIROS leaves his brown nose to CURTIS POLLITT. BILL RAPP leaves quickly for U. of Mass. REX NOWELL leaves—not a minute too soon. SI ' SAN TORRES leaves her long hair to BETTE CUNHA. JIMMY and JEAN, NAOMI and DONNIE, and MILTON and LINDA leave together. PETER HARRIMAN leaves his old man. PAM PERRY leaves her cellar room to certain P.F. members. SUSAN ALMEIDA leaves MR. DUFOUR. CHRISTINE HAYWARD leaves for Florida. AL BEDARD leaves his big mouth and everything in it . . . like his foot. GEORGE MAYO leaves his slide rule to STEVEN SLADE. STEVE PAQUETTE leaves his halfback spot to DAVE TEXEIRA. CHARLENE BARNETT leaves her middle name, D-U-M-B-E, to LOIS TOOMEY. TOM DAIGLE leaves Math 12 ... 25 pounds lighter. JIM TOWNLEY leaves the backboards to GERRY HOWLAND. JACKIE JOAQUIN leaves her clothes to DEBBIE MORRIS. BRUCE BRAMWELL leaves MR. ALBRITTON with 50 hours. JANICE LANGEVIN leaves MRS. MARTIN’S office. TOM WOJCIK leaves his sick jokes to BOBBY AIKEN. PAT PEMBERTON leaves many broken hearts. JIM MITCHESON leaves his starting blocks to CHUCK MARTIN. THE SENIOR CHEERLEADERS leave their places to five other enthusiastic girls. TOMMY, MARK, JOE, and COLEMAN leave ... no great loss. PATTI BRAY leaves a completely changed woman. CHRIS BUNNELL leaves his trumpet to anyone with a stiff upper lip. STEFF ALLEN leaves her naivete to KAREN KIDSTON. STEVE CHASE leaves a case to MIKE ROCHA. SI IS AN GARDELLA leaves her baton to GLORIA PATASINI. KATHY CARDOZA leaves hitched. HARRY GIFFORD leaves his freckles to CHERYL BOROWICZ. BOBBY BRALEY leaves his hair all over the floor. SHARON DITCHEY leaves her quick jaw to anyone who can speak 400 words a minute. GARY LOPEZ leaves Room 7 with an eraser in his hand. JOE SIMPKIN leaves the A-V club to STEVE VIERA. PAM MACHADO leaves confused. PAUL SMITH leaves his grasshoppers to the period 7 gym class. SUSAN GREEN leaves MISS CAMPBELL a quiet gym class. ANN MELLO leaves her ability to get into trouble to anyone who wants to try it. DONNIE JOSEPH leaves his large appetite to EDDIE OPOZDA and RANDY SYLVIA to try and satisfy PAUL MELLO leaves track regretfully! JANICE GAUCHER leaves her quietness to JOANNE CHICCO. DEBBIE GIFFORD leaves a list of S.M.T.I. parties to any junior girl. GAYLE WHITTLE leaves her rings to anyone with courage to wear them. CHARLIE TAPPER leaves DICKIE BRENNAN to keep Mr. Albritton on his toes. LOUISE SIBOR leaves her basketball to SHELLY LAUZON. GILLY SYLVIA leaves his javelin to anyone with as good an aim. JOANNE ROBITAILLE leaves her sweet disposition to CAROL SANTOS. RUSS ARAIGNO leaves talking. LIZ TETRAULT leaves underfoot. SHIRLEY CARREIRO leaves MURIEL” to any deserving underclassman. BARRY FISHER leaves his laugh to the next hyena. STEVE THEBERGE forgets to leave. NELI PRYSLICKI leaves us all amazed. EUGENE POTKAY leaves his muscles to MIKE AMARAL. PAT NEWETT leaves her intellect to JANE HOWLAND. CHRIS BLACKBURN leaves his red MG . . . dead. ROOM 7 leaves MR. MARCHAND and MR. DRAPEAU to their ulcers. 97 .. . ROSEMARY FERNANDES, CAROL SANTOS, KAREN HANC- ZARYK, NANCY KNUTSEN, CHRISTINE HAYWARD, ROBIN HACKING, MIKE MEDEIROS, BILL PHANEUF, STEVE VIERA, REX NOWELL, DARRELL HAMER, AND DAVID GUNDERSEN who were selected for the vocal division of the Southeastern District Concert . . . SUSAN FURTADO, MARILYN FURTADO, CURTIS MACOMBER, PHOEBE TAYLOR, AND CHRIS BUNNELL who were selected for the instrumental division. . . . BARRY FISHER who was our Student Government Day representative. ... OUR SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS who have given our class a great deal of help. . . . MR. EONTES who has aided us in the difficult, but rewarding, task of comprising the HUTTLESTONIAN. .. .MARILYN FURTADO, SUSAN FURTADO, AND CURTIS MA¬ COMBER who are members of the Greater Boston Youth Symphony. . . . BILL RAPP AND JIMMY MITCHESON who were our BOYS’ STATE Representatives. .. . PAT GIRARD, our GIRLS’ STATE Representative. . . . THE SPRAY” for creating an informative newspaper for F.H.S. students and faculty. . . . THE ALL-STATE Representatives, CURTIS MACOMBER, SUSAN FURTADO, MARILYN FURTADO, KAREN HANCZARYK, NANCY KNUTSEN, ROBIN HACKING, CHRISTINE HAYWARD, MIKE MEDEIROS, STEVE VIERA, REX NOWELL, AND DARRELL HAMER. .. . COACHES WILSON, ARIETA, LOSERT, AND RICE who produced our fine FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, AND TRACK TEAMS. .. . MRS. MARTIN AND THE OFFICE ASSISTANTS for maintaining law and order at F.H.S. .. . NANCY BARBOZA, who was presented the Betty Crocker Home¬ makers Award. ... JIMMY TOWNLEY, TOM WOJCIK, AND GERRY HOWLAND, for being chosen for the CAPEWAY ALL-STAR TEAM. ... JOHN FERNANDES, STEVE PAQUETTE, AND TOM WOJCIK who were selected PLAYERS OF THE WEEK. ... THE CHEERLEADERS, PEP SQUAD, MAJORETTES, AND MARCHING BAND who spirited our teams on to Victory. . .. SUSAN TORRES, BARRY FISHER, AND BILL RAPP for being selected the Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1968. . . . SUSAN TORRES for receiving the DAR Award. . .. JOHN MEDEIROS, JOANNE ROBITAILLE, SHIRLEY CARREIRO, AND SUSAN TORRES for receiving first, second, and third prizes, respec¬ tively, in the VOICE OF DEMOCRACY Contest. . . . JOHN MEDEIROS for being presented the Jewish War Veterans Award. ... MR. PAQUIN AND MISS TRAFTON for all their invaluable help in producing and directing our senior play. . .. The Cast and Stage Crew of The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch” for its fine performance. . .. JOANNE ROBITAILLE who won the area French Contest sponsored by La Federation Feminine Franco-Americaine. . . . HONOR SOCIETY for the outstanding achievements of its members. . .. ALL OUR TEACHERS w ' ho have been so willing to offer some of their knowledge, their time, and their friendship. Ifigh !juimirs JOHN MEDEIROS PATRICIA NEWETT Hjumore ROBERT BRALEY SHIRLEY CARREIRO PETER HARRIMAN CHRISTINE HAYWARD JANICE LANGEVIN DANA PIERCE EUGENE POTKAY SANDRA ROBINSON JOANNE ROBITAILLE JUDITH RUEST SUSAN TORRES JAMES TOWNLEY JEAN WYSS INGRID AADLAND Business Ing � Come what may, she’ll find a way. Born: December 17, 1951; Ambition: To do some¬ thing worthwhile; Favorite Expression: What’s it to you?”; Pet Peeve: David Francis and a certain noisy VW; Suppressed Desire: To destroy a certain brown ’57 Chevy ; Happiest When: With whomever I want, when I want, and doing what I want; Probable Fate: To own my own ’57 Chevy; Salient Characteristic: Flamboyancy. CHARLES MANUEL ADRIANO ' ' Pumsy” College. Men of few words are the best of men. Born: June 18, 1951; Ambition: Electrical engineer; Favorite Expression: Knock it off!”; Pet Peeve: Be¬ ing called pumsy”; Happiest When: Playing Base¬ ball; Probable Fate: Bench warmer for the New York Yankees; Salient Characteristic: Slightness. MANUEL V. AGUIAR Aggi” General He lives at ease. Born: July 19, 1951; Ambition: Printer; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Censored!”; Pet Peeve: Teachers; Suppressed Desire: To become drum instructor for the Conn. Hurricanes; Happiest When: With Janice; Probable Fate: Grease monkey; Salient Characteristic: Mobil Station. KATHRYN ANN ALBINO Kathy” College She may be quiet, but look again.” Born: August 28, 1951; Ambition: To become a reg¬ istered nurse; Favorite Expression: If you had a brain, you’d be dangerous.”; Pet Peeve: O. L. H. and moody people; Suppressed Desire: To travel and have scads of money; Happiest When: With special friends; Probable Fate: First student kicked out of St. Luke ' s; Salient Characteristic: Blond streaks. THOMAS ALEXION Tom” College He ' d rather make history than study it.” Born: May 19, 1951; Ambition: To make life worth my while; Favorite Expression: What a weird.”; Pel Peeve: Being told to do my homew ' ork; Suppressed Desire: To have one; Probable Fate: Bankrupt; Salient Characteristic: A W. r DEBORAH JEANNE ALLEN Debbie” Business No matter what others may be, she is always her¬ self. Born: October 15, 1951; Ambition: To travel all over the world before I get married and have to settle down; Favorite Expression: I could have croaked!”; Pet Peeve: People who have no sense of humor; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To swim the English Channel; Hap¬ piest When: Experiencing the ups and downs.of life with Phil; Probable Fate: Stand in for Twiggy; Salient Characteristic: Flower on right cheek. STEPHANIE CLARICE ALLEN Steff College Fun-loving and gay will always be her way.” Born: April 2, 1951; Ambition: To live an exciting life and have a peaceful death!; Favorite Expression: Many Things! ; Pet Peeve: Friendly hypocrites; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To be invisible; Happiest When: Cheering and listening to interesting people; Probable Fate: A rich old maid; Salient Characteristic: Bouncy head. JOSEPH ALMEIDA Kamakiekasie College If play interferes with work, drop work.” Born: January 24, 1950; Ambition: To be a physical education teacher; Favorite Expression: Is that right?? ; Pet Peeve: People who hold a grudge; Suppressed Desire: To coach the Green Bay Packers; Happiest When: With Susan; Probable Fate: Part owner of a kale soup factory with an Italian wife; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Susan. SUSAN JANE ALMEIDA Sue” College Sometimes quiet, most times not.” Born: September 9, 1951; Ambition: To graduate from college; Favorite Expression: Are you kidding me?”; Pet Peeve: Fairhaven High football games; Suppressed Desire: To own the southend Howdy’s with Liz and Nanc; Happiest When: There’s something to do; Probable Fate: Lifelong salesclerk at Cherry Webb; Salient Characteristic: Cheerfulness. CHRISTINE MARIE AMARAL Tina” College A penny for your thoughts.” Born: April 4, 1951; Ambition: To become an interpre¬ ter of at least four languages and to have apartments in various cities around the world; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Even though!’’; Pet Peeve: Two-faced friends; Suppressed Desire: To get a 1969 4-4-2 for Christ¬ mas or a 1969 SS Chevelle for graduation; Happiest When: All the time; Probable F ate; Secretary to a principal or vice-principal in some school; Salient Characteristic: Rogers. Pat” PATRICIA LINDA AMARAL Business A quiet exterior conceals much.” Born: September 9, 1951; Ambition: Beautician; Favor¬ ite Expression: ' ' Your kidding”; Pet Peeve: To be called wino; Suppressed Desire: To float off the top of F.H.S.; Happiest When: I am eating a beef¬ burger at Howdys with my friends; Probable Fate: Being married and owning my own beauty parlor; Salient Characteristic: Black hair. lOcdtfU KAREN CLAIRE ANDRADE Business A woman’s whole life is a history of her affections.” Born: November 7, 1951; Ambition: Typist; Favorite Expression: Forget it”; Pet Peeve: People who are conceited; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world in a boat; Happiest When: With Wally on a date; Probable Fate: Housewife and mother; Salient Characteristic: Wally. RUTH LUDIA ANTONSEN Business Kindness as large and fair as a prairie wind.” Born: March 2, 1952; Ambition: To be a good secre¬ tary; Favorite Expression: Are you kidding me or what?”; Pet Peeve: Hamburg every day in school; Suppressed Desire: To own a St. Bernard; Happiest W hen: Relaxing; Probable Fate: Wbrking the rest of my life; Salient Characteristic: Dimples. RUSSELL ARIAGNO Wop” Business Brevity is the soul of wit.” Born: June 11, 1951; Ambition: To work at a com¬ puter institution; Favorite Expression: Hey Sibor”; Pet Peeve: People who use you for what you have; Suppressed Desire: To get a B” in Mrs. Howland’s English class; Happiest When: With Louise; Probable Fate: American Ambassador to Italy; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Louise. DONALD BRADFORD AUDETTE Cowboy Bob” Business Keep smiling, it makes everyone wonder what you ' ve been up to.” Born: June 17, I960; Ambition: To run track in the Olympics; Favorite Expression: Say bud ; Pet Peeve: Falling out of bed in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To be the fastest human; Happiest When: Watching the drags; Probable Fate: To replace Milton Rice as track coach; Salient Characteristic: Dimples. LESLIE JANE BAKER College Les” She’s quiet, modest, and demure ...” Born: August 12, 1951; Ambition: To attain the high¬ est degree of happiness; Favorite Expression: You know it”; Pet Peeve: Saddle shoes; Suppressed Desire: Abolish homework; Happiest When: Not in school; Probable Fate: Truant officer; Salient Characteristic: Hair. NANCY ANN BARBOZA Nanc” Business Gay and audacious, mischief glints in her eye.” Born: May 25, 1951; Ambition: To go into the nurs¬ ing field; Favorite Expression: Really! It figures”; Pet Peeve: People always telling me what to do; Suppressed Desire: To get married and have a big family; Happiest When: I’m with Vince; Salient Characteristic: Blue eyes. CHARLENE ANN BARNETT Charlie” College Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality.” Born: October 22, 1951; Ambition: To be a teacher; Favorite Expression: Oh, come on”; Pet Peeve: Two- faced, hypocritical people; Suppressed Desire: To be James Bond’s accomplice; Happiest When: Screaming; Probable Fate: Another Dear Abby”; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Pink cheeks. GEORGE BARON The Red Baron” College A gentleman makes no noise.” Born: December 14, 1951; Ambition: To be an electri¬ cal engineer; Favorite Expression: What’s this ac¬ tion?”; Pet Peeve: Being called on in English class when I don’t have my hand up; Suppressed Desire: To excel in Math 12; Happiest When; Making mon¬ ey; Probable Fate: death; Salient Characteristic: Naive. ALAN R. BEDARD Big Al College His talents are of the silent kind.” Born: September 6, 1951; Ambition: To become an engineer; Favorite Expression: I don’t believe it”; Pet Peeve: English IV; Suppressed Desire: To own a GTO; Happiest When: Knowing that my car works; Probable Fate: Welfare or medicare; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Laugl ' 104 ANNE THERESE BELLEFEUILLE Annie” College-General Her future is planned; third finger, left hand.” Born: July 1, 1951; Ambition: To be happily married to Dennis; Favorite Expression: Dat not nice;” Pet Peeve: Being forced to eat potatoes; Suppressed De¬ sire: To have a red haired daughter named Catherine; Happiest When: Using my mother’s Cherry Webb charge plate; Probable Fate: Married to a stamp deal¬ er; Salient Characteristic: diamond. ALICE BENNETT Silence is the virtue of the wise.” College Born: November 3, 1951; Ambition: To succeed in whatever I attempt; Favorite Expression: You’re out of your tree.”; Pet Peeve: Conceited people; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To sail around the world; Happiest When: Not in Chemistry class; Probable Fate: Grave digger; Salient Characteristic: Quietness. CHARLOTTE SUSAN BERGERON College She’s shy, but sweet and always smiling.” Born: April 6, 1951; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: Cut it out”; Pet Peeve: C.M.H.; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To travel to -Europe; Happiest When: Getting what I want; Probable Fate: Marriage and children; Salient Characteristic: Disposition. JANET LORRAINE BERNIER Jan” Business The mildest manners and the gentlest heart.” Born: August 17, 1951; Ambition: To be an I.B.M. operator; Favorite Expression: You got to be putting me on.”; Pet Peeve: Getting up early to go to school; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Hap¬ piest When: With my friends and sewing; Probable Fate: Waitress; Salient Characteristic: Quietness. CHRISTOPHER REED BLACKBURN Chris” College It is his nature to be good-natured.” Born: May 2, 1951; Ambition: To be a foreign am¬ bassador; Favorite Expression: Would I kid you?”; Pet Peeve: Not being able to understand people when I want to; Suppressed Desire: To elope with a certain somebody!; Happiest When: Outside, walking with a friend; Probable Fate: A writer; Salient Characteristic: Red MG. 105 COLEMAN THOMAS BLODGETT Hondo” College He has his own ideas about everything.” Born: July 21, 1951; Ambition: Fish lumper; Favorite Expression: Hey youse!” Pet Peeve: Dirty hippies; Suppressed Desire: To speak American; Happiest When: Eating rolls at the Feast; Probable Fate: Fair- haven Police Squad; Salient Characteristic: Bitter Sar¬ casm. LESLIE DIANE BLOSSOM Les” Home Economics Serious for a moment, laughter for a month.” Born: April 8, 1951; Ambition: To travel the world; Favorite Expression: You’ve got to be kidding;” Pet Peeve; Getting a busy signal on the phone; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To live in Paris; Happiest When: Crying over a sad movie; Probable Fate: To live in Mass, for the rest of my life; Salient Characteristic: White Blouses. ROBERT EBEN BRALEY Bobby” College A nice man is a man of nasty ideas.” Born: July 25, 1951; Ambition: To get married a few times . . . and then settle down; Favorite Expression: Would I lie to you?”; Pet Peeve: Dizzy Broads; Sup¬ pressed Desire: Steal a cop car; Happiest When: Tak¬ ing it easy or any way I can get it; Probable Fate: Night watchman at a day camp; Salient Characteristic: His hair. BRUCE GERALD BRAMWELL Buzzy” College Mischief is his middle name.” Born: June 15, 1950; Ambition: I.B.M.; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Mess off!”; Pet Peeve: Aftersession; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To give Mr. Albritton an aftersession; Happiest When: With Dawna; Probable Fate: Go bald at twenty; Salient Characteristic: glasses. PATTI JANE BRAY Trishia” College Get away with what you can for as long as you can.” Born: June 13, 1951; Ambition: To be a successful psychologist; Favorite Expression: Rot of the world, have mercy on the bod.” Pet Peeve: Fakey people who do not say what they mean; Suppressed Desire: To solve the problems of the world; Happiest When: At home in Maine with my friends, especially 130 Pitt St.; Probable Fate: To lose my false tooth some day and not have a dentist available; Salient Characteristic: Indian head bands. NANCY BRILLON Nanci” Business Some think she’s bashful, others doubt it.” Born: April 3, 1951; Ambition: Hairdresser Favorite Expression: Right!”; Pet Peeve: People who aren’t on time; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: On a date; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic: Long Hair. GEORGE BROWNELL College JOHN HOWARD BRYAN Pumpkin” College Come graduation, and snatch me from my home¬ work. Ambition: Mechanic; Favorite Expression: Ya right”; Pet Peeve: People who cause a lot of grief; Suppressed Desire: To capture the Land Speed Record in a Volkswagen; Happiest When: With Joan; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic: V.W. CHRISTOPHER JAMES BUNNELL Chris” College A young man with a horn.” Born: May 18, 1951; Ambition: To be President of the Chase Manhattan Bank; Favorite Expression: Oi”; Pet Peeve: Noise; Suppressed Desire: To own a Porche; Happiest When: Warm; Probable Fate; Trum¬ pet player in a Salvation Army Band; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Brief Case. ' Bo” KATHY LYNN CARDOZA Business Wedding bells will soon be ringing.” Born: September 5, 1951; Ambition: To be successful in life; Favorite Expression: Be good”; Pet Peeve: Pensylvama; Suppressed Desire: To have two girls and one boy (all at the same time); Happiest When: With Thom; Probable Fate: Married to Thom; Salient Characteristic: Thom ' s diamond. PATRICIA GAIL CARPENTER Rug” College Never worries, never frets, always jolly, and full of pep.” Born: August 6, 1951; Ambition: To be an Army nurse in Vietnam; Favorite Expression: Oh mother!”; Pet Peeve: People who don’t cheer at games; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To be an expert ski instructor in the Swiss Alps; Happiest When: With a friend; Probable Fate: Buried in an avalanche while skiing; Salient Characteristic: Skis. SHIRLEY ANN CARREIRO Shirl” College True to her word, her work, her friends.” Born: July 6, 1951; Ambition: To be a medical tech¬ nologist in some famous clinic; Favorite Expression: You’ve got to be kidding”; Pet Peeve: People who don’t get things done on time; Suppressed Desire: To perform on Broadway; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: Advisor to the lovelorn; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Dependability. MARK CARTER Jesus” College Individuality is the root of everything good.” Born: September 8, 1951; Ambition: To go to Heaven; Favorite Expression: God Bless You.”; Pet Peeve: Heathens; Suppressed Desire: To sit at the right hand of the Father; Happiest When: Praying; Probable Fate: God only knows; Salient Characteristic: Rosary beads. RICHARD STEVEN CECIL Rick” College People who make no noise are dangerous.” Born: November 29, 1950; Ambition: To live a useful life; Favorite Expression: How ya doin’ —?”; Pet Peeve: Changing an oil filter on an MG; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To pull a Chinese Fire Drill in the Eastbound lane of the Washington Irving Bridge at 5:00 P.M. on a Friday; Happiest When: Going some¬ where; Probable Fate: Getting there; Salient Charac¬ teristic: MG. ELAINE CESOLINI Elaine Business She takes life with an easy swing, content with whatever it may bring.” Born: October 9, 1951; Ambition: To be rich; Favorite Expression: I’m serious!” Pet Peeve: People who tell me what to do; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Hap¬ piest When: Getting my own way; Probable Fate: Marriage and children; Salient Characteristic-. Turtle¬ necks. SUSAN KATHLEEN CHARTIER Sam” Business Never a dull moment.” Born: January 16, 1952; Ambition: Beautician; Favorite Expression: Hey—get off that kick!”; Pet Peeve: Waiting for someone when I’m in a hurry; Suppressed Desire: To go to California with Pat; Happiest When: The Duane” is in port; Probable Fate: Marriage Counselor; Salient Characteristic: Dark Roots. STEVEN WAYNE CHASE Chase” General Three days of the week I don’t worry, Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.” Born: June 10, 1951; Ambition: Become a printer; Favorite Expression: Yea right”; Pet Peeve: School; Suppressed Desire: Be Vice-Principal of F.H.S.; Hap¬ piest When: Not in school; Probable Fate: Become a bum; Salient Characteristic: Cigarettes. RUTH UNA CHAVIER Ruthy” College Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths of peace.” Born: August 4, 1951; Ambition: To become a fashion buyer; Favorite Expression: Rats”; Pet Peeve: Vol- leyballs; Suppressed Desire: To walk home in the rain without getting wet; Happiest When: When I ' m happy; Probable Fate: A sewing teacher; Salient Characteristic: Alertness. STEPHEN MICHAEL COATES Steve” General Come, come, there is mischief to be done.” Born: November 27, 1950; Ambition: Become a hus¬ tler; Favorite Expression: Sure”; Pet Peeve: Teachers; Suppressed Desire: To own a Harley Davidson”; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: A bum; Salient Characteristic: Pool table. WENDY JANE CRUZ Business Chic from head to toe. Born: April 15, 1951; Ambition: Beautician; Favorite Expression: As if I almost care”; Pet Peeve: Self- centered people; Suppressed Desire: Go through the boys locker room; Happiest When: With Wayne; Salient Characteristic: Clothes. MICHAEL ALFRED CURCIO Wop” G eneral The last four years of high school are the hardest.” Born : February 26, 1950; Ambition: To find happiness in the world; Favorite Expression: Get off my back.”; Pet Peeve: A Sunday morning after being out Saturday night; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: Out on a Saturday night; Probable Fate: United States Air Force; Salient Characteristic: Aftersession. THOMAS J. DAIGLE Tom” or J.J.” College My appetite comes while eating. Born: June 2, 1951; Ambition: To become an engi¬ neer; Favorite Expression: Flow about that ; Pet Peeve: Physics PSSC”; Suppressed Desire: To drive the STP Turbine at Indy; Happiest When: With 1817JQAU; Probable Fate: Math 12 teacher; Salient Characteristic: Laugh. HENRY FRANCIS DANIELLI, JR. Parnelli Danielli” Business For the apparel oft proclaims the man.” Born: October 24, 1951; Ambition: To be successful; Favorite Expression: Oh, wow!”; Pet Peeve: People who think they are what they’re not; Suppressed Desire: To finally go to California; Happiest When: With my friends; Probable Fate: Owner of men’s cloth¬ ing shop; Salient Characteristic: Red Mustang. WILLIAM GEORGE DANIELS Bill” College I’m on the edge of success; push me! Born: March 22, 1951; Ambition: To travel around the world; Favorite Expression: Go slow, but go!”; Pet Peeve: People who follow the crowd; Suppressed Desire: A date with Kim Novak; Happiest When: Listening to LP’s; Probable Fate: Successor to Alfred E. Neuman; Salient Characteristic: Rambler. THOMAS JAMES DARWIN Tom” College What mystery lies within that dark head. Born: May 7, 1951; Ambition: To split S.E. Mass.; Favorite Expression: Howdy”; Pet Peeve: The Lunch- Bunch; Suppressed Desire: To commit suicide and live; Happiest When: Out of town; Probable Fate: Neurotic; Salient Characteristic: Motorcycle. RODMAN FRASER DAVIES Rod” General In one ear, out the other.” Born: August 29, 1951; Ambition: Becoming an elec¬ tronic technician; Favorite Expression: You gotta be kiddin.”; Pet Peeve: Sophomore; Suppressed Desire: To rebuild the computer that makes our schedules; Happiest When: On a Fed” meeting; Probable Fate: Creator of a robot; Salient Characteristic: Animal noises. DAVID PAUL DELANEY Dave” Business Remember, Napoleon was a little man.” Born: August 21, 1951; Ambition: To be an expert in the field of computers and other office machines; Favorite Expression: Oh why don’t you shut up?”; Pet Peeve: Getting up Monday morning, being tardy, and getting yelled at by Ace for not having an ex¬ cuse; Suppressed Desire: To be rich and own a classy sports car, a private airplane, and a yacht; Happiest When: Resting in bed and watching Johnny Carson; Probable Fate: Either a Beauty Rest Mattress tester or someone who advertises and sells booze; Salient Characteristic: Drums. LORRAINE WININA DESMARAIS Rainy” Business Happy am I; from care I’m free.” Born: April 16, 1951; Ambition: To be an IBM operator; Favorite Expression: How about a break!”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Suppressed De¬ sire: To own a mansion; Happiest When: At Lincoln Park dancing; Probable Fate: To get married; Salient Characteristic: Baby-fine hair. SHARON LEE MARIE DITCHEY Did She” College Quiet as a cyclone. Born: June 27, 1951; Ambition: To teach nursing; Favorite Expression: I know you!”; Pet Peeve: Peo¬ ple who use other people for what they have, not what they are; Suppressed Desire: To own a car that doesn’t stall; Happiest When: With people; Probable Fate: Second place winner in the Indianapolis 500; Salient Characteristic: Driving. JOSEPH DONNELLY College JACQUELINE MARY DOUCETTE Jackie” Business Always jolly and quite carefree; life may be dull, but never is she.” Born: January 29, 1952; Ambition: To be a successful secretary; Favorite Expression: Gunky”; Pet Peeve: Myk”; Suppressed Desire: To get a Beep Truck”; Happiest When: Picking on Maria; Probable Fate: Getting married; Salient Characteristic: Bob. PAUL BURTON DRAKE Paul” College If silence is golden, then I’m rich.” Born: August 26, 1951; Ambition: History teacher; Favorite Expression: Great play, Shakespeare”; Pet Peeve: Being called a Chou Chou”; Suppressed Desire: To beat Pierce at tennis; Happiest When: It’s last period on Friday; Probable Fate: Shoe salesman; Salient Characteristic: Eye glasses. BARBARA ANN DUARTE Barbs” College I laughed and sang and danced and talked.” Born: December 7, 1950; Ambition: Airline stewardess; Favorite Expression: I don’t know.”; Pet Peeve: White socks on guys; Suppressed Desire: Be famous; Happiest When: With good and trustful friends; Probable Fate: Social worker; Salient Characteristic: New Bedford. MICHAEL WAYNE FARIAS Mike” General Yes, en’ no an mebbee en’ mebbee not?” Born: June 26, 1949; Ambition: To make a career in the Navy; Pet Peeve: School lunches; Suppressed Desire: To own a 396 Chevelle; Happiest When: Out of school and with Esther; Salient Characteristic: Drums. JOHN LEWIS FERNANDES “John” Business His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hearty sports and contest bold.” Born: February 17, 1951; Ambition: To play Pro-ball; Favorite Expression: Ya! Sure!”; Suppressed Desire: To get a new spleen; Happiest When: Playing sports; Probable Fate: To coach a football team to an unde¬ feated season; Salient Characteristic: Sports letters. 112 JOSEPH A. FERREIRA ' Joe” General Nothing worries him, and nothing hurries him.” Born: November 9, 1951; Ambition: To pass English; Favorite Expression: Take it light.”; Pet Peeve: Short school vacations; Suppressed Desire: To graduate; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: Un¬ known; Salient Characteristic: Track. NAOMI MARY FERREIRA Naomi” Business She’s such a good person, we wish she were twins.” Born: August 25, 1950; Ambition: To be successful in life, get married, and have children; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Yeah, sure!”; Pet Peeve: Horses; Suppressed Desire: To marry Donnie; Happiest When: With Don¬ nie; Probable Fate: Owner of a ranch; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Donnie. JOSEPH EDMUND FIRMINO Joe” College A devil, but who can get mad at him.” Born: March 14, 1951; Ambition: To find a place for an Eternal Savior and put him there; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Bull!”; Pet Peeve: Straight people; Suppressed Desire: To turn the Great Pumpkin into a cauliflower; Happiest When: Watching T.V. in the closet; Probable Fate: Blind pencil salesman; Salient Characteristic: Practical jokes. BARRY OWEN FISHER Ba” College A sensible, well-bred man, born for success.” Born: October 10, 1951; Ambition: Electronic engineer; Favorite Expression: You gunky!”; Pet Peeve: Slick¬ er”; Suppressed Desire: To steal Ho Chi Minh’s gong; Happiest When: Playing roundball with the boys; Probable Fate: Owner of a Chinese laundry; Salient Characteristic: Girl’s camp. JAMES HENRY FITTS Ka-Dink” College Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we go to school.” Ambition: To own a Budweiser brewery; Favorite Expression: Ka-dink a dink.”; Pet Peeve: Trees; dogs; Suppressed Desire: To catch a rabbit; Happiest When: In bed ... (sleeping); Probable Fate: To die ka-dink a dinkin’; Salient Characteristic: Running from Bar- bero’s. DAVID L. FRANCIS Dave” College Teachers and classrooms are his only objection to education.” Born: December 19, 1951; Ambition: To get the most out of life without being rich; Favorite Expression: Is that right??”; Pet Peeve: Aftersessions, and time when there is nothing to do; Suppressed Desire: To succeed in anything I attempt; Happiest When: Happy; Probable Fate: Paris; Salient Characteristic: Curly hair. BRIAN JOSEPH FURTADO Brian” Industrial Arts He finds homework an unnecessary evil.” Born: October 17, 1950; Ambition: Welder; Favorite Expression: Soft as a grape.”; Pet Peeve: Slow cars; Suppressed Desire: To build the fastest car around; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: Service; Salient Characteristic: Shiny black hair. SUSAN PAULINE FURTADO Sue” College A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” Born: August 29, 1951; Ambition: To probe the human mind; Favorite Expression: Dumbe”; Pet Peeve: Grunges; Suppressed Desire: To be a car so Ian Prattle could be my mechanic; Happiest When: In Boston; Probable Fate: Reading palms; Salient Characteristic: Shiny hair. WILLIAM GALARY General STEVEN ANTONE GARCIA Josephine” General Life is just one darn thing after another.” Born: November 12, 1950; Ambition: To be a music instructor; Favorite Expression: I just don’t wanna hear it.”; Pet Peeve: I hate school lunches; Suppressed Desire: To get out of school and sleep; Happiest When: Driving with my girl to Howdy’s; Probable Fate: Get married after college; Salient Characteristic: Trumpet. 114 SUSAN M. GARDELLA Business ' ' Sue” Nowhere so busy a girl as she.” Born: September 19, 1950; Ambition: To see! To say! To find! To do!; Favorite Expression: Hi! what’s up?”; Pet Peeve: Girl’s Club and when Joe calls me every morning at 6:30 and I don’t get up until 7:30; Suppressed Desire: To rule Fairhaven and turn it into a Fun City; Happiest When: With Joe; Probable Fate: Part owner of an Italian pizza place with a Portuguese husband; Salient Characteristic: Activities. BRUCE WAYNE GARIFALES ' ’Greek” Business He says little, but thinks a lot.” Born: August 29, 1951; Ambition: Work with busi¬ ness machines; Favorite Expression: Man ; Pet Peeve: People spelling my last name wrong; Suppressed De¬ sire: To drive a dragster; Happiest When: Working on cars; Probable Fate: Second baseman for the New York Yankees; Salient Characteristic: Bowling ball. LESLIE POTTER GARLINGTON ”Les” Business An artist of the first degree, her pictures are a treat to see.” Born: April 15, 1951; Ambition: To become an airline hostess; Favorite Expression: Really?”; Pet Peeve: U.S. Government classes; Suppressed Desire: To get married and have a family; Happiest When: With John; Probable Fate: To get married and have a fam¬ ily; Salient Characteristic: Artistic ability. JANICE MARIE GAUCHER Janice” Business The mildest manner; and the gentlest heart.” Born: February 27, 1951; Ambition: To be a secre¬ tary; Favorite Expression: Really?”; Pet Peeve: Mon¬ day mornings; Suppressed Desire: To join the Air Force and be stationed in Washington D.C.; Hap¬ piest When: With Jack; Salient Ch aracteristic: Sweet¬ ness. KAREN JOY GAUTHIER Karen” Business Bubbling and laughing, she lives her life.” Born: December 30, 1951; Ambition: To become a C.P.A., and to cook Jewish foods; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Thrills!!!” Great!”; Pet Peeve: Marc Blum; Suppressed Desire: To be an actress; Happiest When: With a certain brown-eyed guy named—!”; Probable Fate: To get lost in New York again with D.A., P.S., and M.B.; Salient Characteristic: Marc. 115 A Ernie” ERNEST A. GAIJTREAU College Picture Not Available The child of calamity.” Born: September 4, 1951; Ambition: To be an illustra¬ tor; Favorite Expression: This is neither here nor there.”; Pet Peeve: In” people who aren’t; Suppressed Desire: To be Poland’s new sex symbol; Happiest When: Left to my own devices; Probable Fate: A farmer; Salient Characteristic: Remarks. DEBORAH GIFFORD Debbie” College Laughter and liveliness makes life worth while.” Born: August 2, 1951; Ambition: To graduate from college; Favorite Expression: You’re out of your tree!”; Pet Peeve: People who tell me I’m weird; Suppressed Desire: To learn how to fly an airplane; Happiest When: Just walking around; Probable Fate: Another Dear Abby”; Salient Characteristic: Shiny face. HAROLD JEFFREY GIFFORD Giff” College He’s quiet as a lamb, but look again.” Born: September 8, 1951; Ambition: To go to college; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: Mr. Trainor’s shifty eyes; Suppressed Desire: To become President of Portugal; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: The town drunk; Salient Characteristic: Freckles. JAN LESLIE GILLUM Jan-Jan” College Some think she’s bashful; others doubt it.” Born: December 26, 1951; Ambition: Happiness and success; Favorite Expression: You wish it”; Pet Peeve: French; Suppressed Desire: Ski the Alps; Happiest When: Skiing; Probable Fate: Cashier in the B.P.M.; Salient Characteristic: Skiing. PATRICIA GIRARD Patsy” College She has a merry smile, and she wears it every day.” Born: October 8, 1951; Ambition: Career in engineer¬ ing; Favorite Expression: A whole bunch of Pet Peeve: Students who think they’re smarter than teachers; Suppressed Desire: Married and having 11 boys and 1 girl; Happiest When: With true friends; Probable Fate: Permanent resident in Rm. 6; Salient Characteristic: Eloquence. Al” ALBERT ROY GOMES General A quiet boy is what they say. Born: May 27, 1948; Ambition: To be a heavy equip¬ ment operator; Favorite Expression: You wish!”; Pet Peeve: Messing my hair; and stepping on my shoes; Suppressed Desire: To get to school before the 7:45 bell; Happiest When: Eating; Probable Fate: Cook; Salient Characteristic: Gray Corvair. CHERYL ANN GRAY Cher” College She appears a true goddess in her walk.” Born: June 13, 1951; Ambition: To become a regis¬ tered nurse; Favorite Expression: I ' m too sure!!”; Pet Peeve: A rainha do-mar ; Suppressed Desire: To travel to Europe; Happiest When: Summer rolls around and the gang comes back; Probable Fate: Water-ski instructor; Salient Characteristic: Dignity. SUSAN MARGARET GREEN Sue” Business She takes life with an easy swing.” Born: May 28, 1951; Ambition: To be happy in life; Favorite Expression: Yeah ; Pet Peeve: Conceited people; Suppressed Desire: To live in an exciting city and lead an exciting life; Happiest When: Cheering; Salient Characteristic: Thinness. DARRELL GENE HAMER Darrell” College Everything that ' s fun—that ' s for me. Born: November 18, 1950; Ambition: To learn what I ' m best suited for; Favorite Expression: What’s a matter with you. Baby?”; Pet Peeve: Homework; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To see the outcome of Man; Hap¬ piest When: Thinking and communicating; Probable Fate: A teacher; Salient Characteristic: White socks. CHERYL CLAIRE HAMMOND Torch” College Laughter and liveliness make life worthwhile.” Born: October 19, 1951; Ambition: To be a teacher; Favorite Expression: You bum!”; Pet Peeve: Con¬ ceited people; Happiest When: With the kids from Blackmore; Suppressed Desire: To import new boys into Fairhaven High; Salient Characteristic: Red hair. I EILEEN THERESA HANLON College What shall we say of you, words fail us.” Born: February 9, 1951; Ambition: To be a commercial artist; Favorite Expression: Right there Ernie!”; Pet Peeve: Hypocrites, and showers after gym; Suppressed Desire: To travel through Ireland in a Volkswagen; Happiest When: With Jose”; Probable Fate: Director of a Nursing home; Salient Characteristic: Glasses. PETER BRENT HARRIMAN Pete” College A man’s popularity is an index of his character. Born: January 14, 1952; Ambition: To make a name for myself by whatever means necessary; Favorite Ex- pression: I ' ll drink to that!”; Pet Peeve: Plastic peo¬ ple, neckties, elastic bands, gurus, hypodermic needles, dust, raindrops on roses, Mexicans, Pope Paul, acne, striped pajamas, tennis elbow, Stang, Marshall Mc- Luhan, slide rules, pumpernickel bread, and sneezes (at inappropriate times); Suppressed Desire: To have my own toll bridge by setting up a roadblock and a toll booth at the corner of Middle St. and Huttleston Ave. and collect quarters until I get caught; Happiest When: Doing something I am not supposed to be doing; Probable Fate: Seventh Fleet; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Pleasantness. JAMES W. HART Jim” Business Study is a dreary thing so why should I do it!” Born: October 18, 1950; Ambition: To get married; Favorite Expression: You’re crazy”; Pet Peeve: Cops with those bright lights; Suppressed Desire: To kick the cops out of the Fort; Happiest When: With Jean; Probable Fate; Teacher; Salient Characteristic: Stature. NEILL HARTMAN College Sometimes I just sit and think, but mostly I just sit.” Born: July 21, 1950; Ambition: To graduate from College; Favorite Expression: I take it in stride”; Pet Peeve: Fakes; Suppressed Desire: To get out front in life and be a success; Happiest When: With my favorite girl; Probable Fate: Grease monkey in Red China, (or Portugal); Salient Characteristic: Blue eyes. CHRISTINE ELEANOR HAYWARD Chris” College Her infinite variety.” Born: January 20, 1952; Ambition: To obtain as much knowledge, happiness, and satisfaction as I possibly can; Favorite Expression: Pretty neat huh?”! Pet Peeve: Didactic English teachers; Suppressed Desire: To revolutionize the entire school dress code!; Hap¬ piest When: With Howie; Probable Fate: A famous golf pro’s wife; Salient Characteristic: Howie. 118 NANCY WEBSTER HAYWARD Nanse” College A happy disposition is a gift of nature. ' Born: January 5, 1952; Ambition: To be successful in life; Favorite Expression: Apparently Pet Peeve: People who don’t cheer at games!; Suppressed Desire: To play for the Boston Red Sox; Happiest When: Cheering for someone special; Probable Fate: Cheerleader for the Baltimore Colts; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Weejuns. LEONA HEGARTY Pudge” Business Jolly, winsome, blithe, and gay. Born: August 15, 1951; Ambition: To become an X-ray technician; Favorite Expression: What a cluts! ; Pet Peeve: Over-protective parents; Suppressed Desire: To pass a cop without getting a ticket; Happiest When: Not in Transcription or Shorthand; Probable Fate: Driving instructor for the brave only; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Valiant. DAWN FRANCES HOWLAND Business The last four years of high school are the hardest.” Born: September 30, 1950; Ambition: I.B.M. punch- card operator; Favorite Expression: Dummy!”; Pet Peeve: People who pretend to be what they ' re not; Suppressed Desire: A wealthy woman; Happiest When: With Hatch; Probable Fate: To get married; Salient Characteristic: Fall. WILLIAM CARLSON JANSON Bill” College Serious but not sober—quiet but not idle.” Born: March 16, 1951; Ambition: To go to college; Favorite Expression: I don’t know!”; Pet Peeve: Friday night football meetings; Suppressed Desire: To get as much out of life as possible, with little effort; Happiest When: With a certain someone; Probable Fate: Head of the Math department at F.H.S.; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. BARBARA JEAN JASINSKI Barb” College To be merry best becomes you.” Born: February 12, 1952; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: S.O.M.F.”; Pet Peeve: Superficial people who try to fake it; Suppressed Desire: Go horseback riding at dawn along a 100-mile beach; Happiest When: Satisfied; Probable Fate: Being un¬ successful, but having a great time while doing it; Salient Characteristic: Her smile. Picture Not Available JACQUELINE JOAQUIN Jackie” College Pushing the panic button doesn’t solve the problem.” Born: January 9, 1952; Ambition: To drape cloth; Favorite Expression: Mmmm”; Pet Peeve: Breaking down in West Newton; Suppressed Desire: To marry Ian Pottle; Happiest When: With people; Probable Fate: Farmer; Salient Characteristic: Farm. DONALD RALPH JOHNSON Donnie General He who invented work should have finished it.” Born: August 26, 1950; Ambition: To graduate; Favorite Expression: Yeah?”; Pet Peeve: Rain on Sundays; Suppressed Desire: To become a rodeo rider; Happiest When: With Naomi; Probable Fate: Olive stuffer; Salient Characteristic: Naomi. PAULA MARIE JOHNSON Jaunce” College Her hands express the beauty of her mind.” Born: March 19, 1951; Ambition: To create in dance; Favorite Expression: Hope da plane don ' t crash.”; Pet Peeve: Yesterday and Tomorrow; Suppressed De¬ sire: To operate a discotheque and boutique with Marcel Marceau; Happiest When: On the verge of something new; Probable Fate: Healthy herbalist; Salient Characteristic: Mickey Mouse watch. MARVIN JONES General Out for a good time, never in a hurry.” DONALD AUGUST JOSEPH Hulk” College The rule of my life is to make business pleasure, and pleasure my business.” Born: March 30, 1951; Ambition: To marry a rich girl so we can live on the interest; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Ya, sure Jones,”; Pet Peeve: Waking up; Suppressed Desire: To play football for Benny’s team; Happiest When: Eating and sleeping; Probable Fate: The Mafia; Salient Characteristic: Grey hair. 120 NANCY KNUTSEN Nanc” College She has a smile for every friend, and a friend for every smile.” Born: November 14, 1951; Ambition: To graduate from college and then go abroad; Favorite Expression: Take a break!”; Pet Peeve: People who try to be something they’re not; Suppressed Desire: To own the South End Howdy’s with Sue and Liz; Happiest When: Out bombing around; Probable Fate: Life-long slave of a bearded sheik; Salient Characteristic: Happi¬ ness. PHILIP ANTHIME LAMARRE The Winged Avenger” College ”Tis good nature that wins the heart.” Born: July 23, 1951; Ambition: To scrub the ceiling in room 7; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: A good sandwich and a glass of sour milk; Suppressed Desire: To drive a garbage truck; Hap¬ piest When: With friends; Probable Fate: Senator from Massachusetts; Salient Characteristic: Vaulting pole. JANICE LOUISE LANGEVIN Jan” Business How good she is, how just, and fit for highest trust.” Born: September 17, 1951; Ambition: To be a good secretary; Favorite Expression: ”Oh shoot!”; Pet Peeve: Blind dates; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world before I’m nineteen; Happiest When: Singing in transcription; Probable Fate: A nun; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Main Office. NANCY MARGARET LIVESLEY Nance” Business Forthright and honest, nothing fancy.” Born: October 19, 1951; Ambition: To be happy and successful; Favorite Expression: Oh my God!”; Pet Peeve: People who are fakes; Suppressed Desire: To stand in front of Cherrys on a Thursday night and try to act cool; Happiest When: With a special some¬ one; Probable Fate: Professional beach bum; Salient Characteristic: John. JADINE LOO Jay” College Some say she’s shy, but look again. Bom: July 17, 1951; Ambition: Choreographer; Favorite Expression: Ya know ”; Pet Peeve: Paranoid People; Suppressed Desire: To marry Rudy before Paula does; Happiest When: Walking in the warm rain with some¬ one special; Probable Fate: Rapunzel; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Green Bug. I GARY ALAN LOPEZ Gar” General Nature made him what he is and never made another.” Born: July 5, 1950; Ambition: Undecided; Favorite Expression: Yeah O.K.”; Pet Peeve: Cops!; Suppressed Desire: Steel Magnate; Happiest When: At a party; Probable Fate: Taxidermist; Salient Characteristic: Fin¬ gernails. SUSAN JEANNETTE LUBERTOWICZ Sue” Business Give thy thoughts no tongue.” Born: December 8, 1951; Ambition: To be successful in life; Favorite Expression: Yeah, sure”; Pet Peeve: People who tell me what to do. Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: Doing what I want; Prob¬ able Fate: To get married; Salient Characteristic: Talka¬ tive. DIANE MARIE LUMINIELLO Dee” College With grace to win, with heart to hold.” Born: March 14, 1951; Ambition: To become a nurse; Favorite Expression: That’s for sure”; Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than anyone else; Suppressed Desire: To climb Mt. Washington in N.H. and ski down; Happiest When: With Eddie; Probable Fate: Raising ten kids; Salient Characteristic: Quietness. ANITA HELEN LUSSIER Anita” Getteral Leave things of the future to fate.” Born: October 1, 1950; Ambition: To take a psy¬ chology course; Favorite Expression: Aw, come on”; Pet Peeve: Mosquitos; Suppressed Desire: To own a Jaguar; Happiest When: With Bob; Probable Fate: Married to Bob; Salient Characteristic: Bob. JO-ANN MARIE MACHADO Jo” Businesss Her quiet manner brings forth her pleasant ways.” Born: April 3, 1951; Ambition: To be a success; Fa¬ vorite Expression: This is true”; Pet Peeve: People telling me to hurry up; Suppressed Desire: To be on time; Happiest When: With special friends; Probable Fate: Driving Instructor for Leona; Salient Character¬ istic: Curly hair. , PAMELA ANN MACHADO Pam” Business And always she will have the time to laugh and joke with you.” Born: November 1, 1951; Ambition: To help troubled people (especially a certain someone); Favorite Ex¬ pression: Oh no!”; Pet Peeve: People who snub me; Suppressed Desire: Travel to Hawaii; Happiest When: Sitting alone at the beach, day-dreaming; Probable Fate: Wait and See??; Salient Characteristic: A W. ANNE ALDON MACOMBER College Bashful though she is, to know her is to like her.” Born: June 1, 1951; Ambition: To teach kindergarten; Favorite Expression: Right?”; Pet Peeve: Girls in the locker room who say Excuse me” and then knock you over!; Suppressed Desire: To really understand a football game; Happiest When: Watching a certain athlete; Probable Fate: Comedienne; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Antique pins. LINDA MARIE MAGNANT Lin” College Sincerity and gaiety in one friendly person.” Born: December 26, 1951; Ambition: To become a hairdresser; Favorite Expression: Really?”; Pet Peeve: People who think only of themselves; Suppressed De¬ sire: To get married, raise a. family and make them happy; Happiest When: With Milt; Probable Fate: Full time babysitter; Salient Characteristic: Smile. CRAIG LESTER MANCHESTER General The law is made to take care of rascals.” Born: November 7, 1951; Ambition: Heavy equip¬ ment operator; Favorite Expression: Get off my back”; Pet Peeves: Cars; Suppressed Desire: To beat up a teacher; Happiest When: With Carolyn; Probable Fate; Junkie; Salient Characteristic: Carolyn. NEIL BRINK MATHESON Silence is as silence does.” General Born: January 23, 1950; Ambition: To graduate; Favor¬ ite Expression: But though ; Pet Peeve: Side.; Suppressed Desire: To become rich; Happiest When: On weekends; Probable Fate: Car dealer; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Quietness. GAIL ANN MATTOS Squeak” Business If a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her.” Born: March 2, 1951; Ambition: To be a public ac¬ countant; Favorite Expression: You’ve got to be kid¬ ding!”; Pet Peeve: Certain Junior girls; Suppressed De¬ sire: To travel or own a Jaguar. Happiest When: Having fun with friends; Probable Fate: Getting mar¬ ried; Salient Characteristic: Long hair. ELIZABETH MAYNARD Liz” College Where there’s fun she’s always in it, never still for half a minute.” Born: April 6, 1951; Ambition: To go to college, get married, and raise a family; Favorite Expression: That’s a No-No;” Pet Peeve: Cold showers and natural curly hair; Suppressed Desire: To solve the problems of the world; Happiest When: I am getting my own way (usually with Steve); Probabale Fate: Driving an oil truck for Hathaway-Braley; Salient Characteristic: Neat¬ ness. GEORGE WILLIAM MAYO College Life is one darn thing after another.” Born: May 2, 1951; Ambition: To be an engineer; Fa¬ vorite Expression: What a horror show!;” Pet Peeve: Physics; Suppressed Desire: To steal a 1969 G.T.O.; Happiest When: With the Secretary of the Junior Class; Probable Fate: A bachelor; Salient Characteristic: Jane. WALTER MITCHELL McCOMBE Dum Dum” Industrial Arts What should men do but be merry.” Born: April 5, 1950; Ambition: Airplane pilot; Fa¬ vorite Expression: You’re out of your tree;” Pet Peeve: School; Suppressed Desire; To become a stunt driver in a car show; Happiest When: When I’m with Karen; Probable Fate: To marry Karen; Salient Characteristic: Whiskers. ELIZABETH MEDEIROS Here, there, everywhere.” Business 12 A 1L JOHN MEDEIROS College Jocko � What you don ' t know won’t hurt you.” Born: January 27, 1952; Ambition: To be Editor of the New York Times; Favorite Expression: Well .”; Pet Peeve: People who don’t do what they ' re supposed to do, when they’re supposed to do it! Suppressed Desire: To give Mr. Malcolm an English test!; Happiest When: Talking; Probable Fate: Poli¬ tician; Salient Characteristic: Good nature. MICHAEL JOSEPH MEDEIROS Oink” Business Some men come, and some men go, but I go on forever.” Born: July 29, 1951; Ambition: Computer Programmer; Favorite Expression: Take it light;” Pet Peeve: Losing a football game; Suppressed Desire: To play ball for the Boston Celtics; Happiest When: Playing sports; Probable Fate: Army; Salient Characteristic: Tenor voice. ANN MELLO Annie-Tree” Business A glass of champagne always bubbling over.” Born: August 24, 1950; Ambition: To be happy in life with Rick; Favorite Expression: You know what they say?!?;” Pet Peeve: People who won’t let me ex¬ press my own opinion; Suppressed Desire: To live on the beach and own two Irish Setters and a Chestnut Mare; Happiest When: With Rick; Probable Fate: Carol Burnette’s side kick; Salient Characteristic: Mouth. PAUL MELLO Blue Devil” College An hour for toil, a day for sports.” Born: August 16, 1951; Ambition: To go on to col¬ lege and graduate; Favorite Expression: Come on!! Come on!!;” Pel Peeve: Kids who don’t cheer at school games; Suppressed Desire: To beat Jim Ryan in a 3 minute mile; Happiest When: With a certain cheer¬ leader; Probable Fate: Mascot for some college team; Salient Characteristic: Chevy. ALAN MENDES Al” General An hour of sleep before midnight is worth three after.” Born: September 25, 1950; Ambition: To be a drafts¬ man; Favorite Expression: Black is beautiful;” Pet Peeve: Deborah Gifford; Suppressed Desire: To marry Robin and have my own business; Happiest When: With Robin; Probable Fate: To live in Beverly Hills; Salient Characteristic: Robin’s house. DAVID JOSEPH MITCHELL Mitch” College The meek shall inherit the earth.” Born: November 5, 1951; Ambition: To be a teacher. Favorite Expression: Ya! Sure!” Pet Peeve: Having gym first period. Suppressed Desire: To become editor of Playboy; Happiest When: Saturday finally arrives; Probable Fate: Running for my life and losing; Salient Char acteristic: Round Face. JAMES ANTHONY MITCHESON Mitch” Business A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.” Born: March 3, 1951; Ambition: To become an ac¬ countant; Favorite Expression: What’s the beef?”; Pet Peeve: Losing a track meet; Suppressed Desire: To get an A in English; Happiest When: With Marsh¬ mallow; Salient Characteristic: Marshmallow. CAROL ANN MONIZ Business People who make no noise are dangerous.” Born: December 15, 1950; Ambition: To be an air¬ line stewardess; Favorite Expression: Unbelievable;” Pete Peeve: People who dislike children; Suppressed Desire: To run Tony’s guitar shop with Ann and Karen; Happiest When: With Arcilio; Probable Fate: To marry a certain someone; Salient Characteristic: Diamond. JUDY MARIE MONIZ Jude” Business Something between a help and a hinderance.” Born: January 26, 1952; Ambition: To join Vista; Favorite Expression: Okay! Fine!” Pet Peeve: Home¬ room; Suppressed Desire: To travel all through Europe; Happiest When: Out with the gang”; Probable Fate: Secretary; Salient Characteristic: Sweetness. LINDA JOYCE MONIZ 1 Lindy” Business Let Silence be my guide.” Born: October 27, 1950. Ambition: To take care of little kids and animals; Favorite Expression: Remark¬ able;” Pet Peeve: Picking on other students; Suppressed Desire: To become rich and travel; Happiest When: Others are happy; Probable Fate: To be a secretary; Salient Characteristics: Petiteness. 126 HELEN ELIZABETH MONK Business I am my brother’s keeper.” Born: October 1, 1951; Ambition: To travel and really live; Favorite Expression: Such is life!”; Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than anyone else; Suppressed Desire: To ski on Long Pond at night; Happiest When: Doing what I like with whom I like; Probable Fate: Creator of a war on Long Pond; Salient Characteristic: Long fingernails. JAMES A. MONK Monk” Business Co-ordination at its finest.” Born: June 29, 1949: Ambition: Accountant or Busi¬ ness Administrator; Favorite Expression: Is that right?;” Pet Peeve: My car; Suppressed Desire: To be a millionaire; Happiest When: With that special some¬ one; Probable Fate: Uncle Sam’s boy; Salient Character¬ istic: Howdy’s. JOHN THOMAS MORGAN Sponger” College It’s not what you do, it’s what you get caught doing.” Born: March 1, 1952; Ambition-. To finish college; Favorite Expression: What the Heck!”; Pet Peeve: Friday quizzes in Math 12; Suppressed Desire: To be¬ come an Intelligence Agent; Happiest When: On sum¬ mer vacation, not just because school is over. Prob¬ able Fate: Math 12 teacher?; Salient Characteristic: Brothers. STANLEY J. MURRAY, JR. Merv” Business To sleep—perchance to dream!” Born: December 7, 1951; Ambition: To be a computer programmer; Favorite Expression: Mr. Rice, why don’t you do some exercises?”; Pet Peeve: Gym Classes; Suppressed Desire: To fire all athletic teachers; Hap¬ piest When: I have a study instead of gym; Probable Fate: An important businessman; Salient Characteristic: Taxi Service. PATRICIA JO NEWETT Pat” Business Her aim is upward and onward.” Born: April 5, 1951; Ambition: To travel the United States; Favorite Expression: Oh for Pete’s sakes!”; Pet Peeve: The locker room; Suppressed Desire: To fill in this blank; Happiest When: Camping; Probable Fate: Office worker; Salient Characteristic: Stature. REX NOWELL Zip” C aAso-b.yxs Qr-t s- College Thy favorite subject—myself.” Born: April 28, 1951; Ambition: U.S. President or Senator; Favorite Expression: Hell’s bells and little angels”; Pet Peeve: Diamonds—big and small; Sup¬ pressed Desire: Why write it? It won’t be printed!; Happiest When: Watching spare ribs and drowning flies; Probable Fate: Professional gigolo; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Cocky look. BRUCE O’BRIEN Better late than never.” General MICHELE ELIZABETH OUIMET Mick” College I’ll not budge an inch!” Born: December 20, 1951; Ambition: To become a registered nurse; Favorite Expression: Yeah, sure;” Pet Peeve: Monday mornings; Suppressed Desire: To become a genius; Happiest When: With friends; Prob- able Fate: Nervous Wreck; Salient Characteristic: Her blush. JILL ELLEN PACHECO Pacheek” College Friendship is purchased only by friendship.” Born: December 27, 1951; Ambition: To be a medical secretary; Favorite Expression: Are you serious?”; Pet Peeve: Getting up early; Suppressed Desire: To own The Apartment” along with Carol, Sharon, and Pam; Happiest When: Traveling the route!; Probable Fate: Tourist guide for the south end of New Bedford; Salient Characteristic: Jumpers. DENNIS PAIVA Denny” Business He could make a purse out of a sow’s ear.” Born: October 14, 1949; Ambition: To become a suc¬ cessful artist; Favorite Expression: Let’s not make a scene”; Pet Peeve: People who rack on the Portuguese; Happiest When: I’m with the Gang”; Probable Fate: A soda jerk at a southend drug store; Salient Character¬ istic: Artistic ability. Picture Not Available FREDERICK PALMER Bag” General I came to school to get a general idea of things.” Born: July 13, 1951; Ambition: Automobile Tech¬ nician; Favorite Expression: That ' s minor”; Pet Peeve: Women drivers; Suppressed Desire: My own set of wheels; Happiest When: With Louise; Probable Fate: M.D.—Motor Doctor; Salient Characteristic: Hair. LEON ROBERT PALMER Lee” College The undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveler returns.” Born: October 23, 1950; Ambition: Math teacher or commercial artist; Favorite Expression: Whoop-tee- doo”; Pet Peeve: Moving away from hip New Bedford; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: Teachin’; Salient Characteristic: Moccasins. LINDA ELIZABETH PALMER Business Silence more musical than any song. Born: December 13, 1951; Ambition: To become a secretary for a doctor; Favorite Expression: Oh no!”; Pet Peeve: Staying home and the crowded locker rooms; Happiest When: Out at night; Probable Fate: Become an office worker; Salient Characteristic: New Bedford. STEVEN ARTHUR PAQUETTE Steve General ' A talent in field, on court, on diamond, too.” Born: January 7, 1952; Ambition: To succeed in life; Favorite Expression: ' I cracked up”; Pet Peeve: Loud¬ mouth people; Suppressed Desire: To play a profes¬ sional sport; Happiest When: Football practice is over; Probable Fate: One of Uncle Sam’s boys; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Masculinity. JUDITH ANN PARADISE Jude” College To speak her thoughts is every human’s right.” Born: May 25, 1951; Ambition: To succeed in life and get to know many people; Favorite Expression: “You know”; Pet Peeve: Monday mornings; Suppressed De¬ sire: To travel in Europe for one year; Happiest When: Skiing in Vermont; Probable Fate: Olympic Skier; Salient Characteristic: Height. A MILTON LEROY PEASE, JR. Junie” General Why take life seriously? You ' ll never get out of it alive.” Born: December 1, 1949; Ambition: To be filthy rich and own my own surf shop; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: Haircuts; Suppressed Desire: To surf in Hawaii; Happiest When: With Lin; Prob¬ able Fate: One of Uncle Sam’s boys; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Many cars. ANITA CHRISTINE PELLETIER Business A little quiet, but full of fun.” Born: May 10, 1951; Ambition: Secretary; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: Charlie’s Diner; Suppressed Desire: To buy Peter a new car; Happiest When: With Peter; Probable Fate: Living on a ship with Peter; Salient Characteristic: Peter. PATRICIA ANN PEMBERTON Pat” College She’s very fond of the company of men.” Born: April 1, 1951; Ambition: To obtain as much happiness and success out of life as I possibly can; Favorite Expression: Smack your face!”; Pet Peeve: Getting out of bed on cold mornings; Suppressed De¬ sire: To go to California with Sue; Happiest When: Receiving a certain letter each week and when a cer¬ tain someone is home on leave; Probable Fate: Airline Stewardess; Salient Characteristic: Shyness!? PAMELA ANN PERRY Pam” College She’s a friendly little terror.” Born: October 10, 1951; Ambition: To be a news¬ paper or magazine writer; Favorite Expression: Curses”; Pet Peeve: Shadows, my cellar wall, and people who are insincere; Suppressed Desire: To own a gigantic music store and be able to play every instru¬ ment and piece of music in it; Happiest When: Hacking around after P.F. and at Craigville; Probable Fate: Head librarian at the Millicent Library; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Her cellar. WILLIAM ARTHUR PHANEUE Bill” Business Without music, life would be a mistake.” Born: June 16, 1951; Ambition: Professional singer; Favorite Expression: Don’t knock it”; Pet Peeve: People with good voices who don’t try out for District; Suppressed Desire: To lead a boys’ chorus; Happiest ' When: Confusing people; Probable Fate: Famous Counter Tenor; Salient Characteristic: Musical ability. 130 DANA CHRISTOPHER PIERCE College I say little, but who knows what I think?” Born: January 18, 1952; Ambition: Foreign Service officer; Bet Peeve: Outside reading; Suppressed Desire: To pass Math 12; Happiest When: Playing a close tennis match; Probable Pate: ? ; Salient Characteristic: Jogging. JANICE CLAIRE PONTBRIAND Jan” College A certain gleam in her eye.” Born: May 24, 1950; Ambition: To become an Art teacher; Favorite Expression: Sorry about that”; Pet Peeve: A crowded locker room in the morning and conceited people; Suppressed Desire: To ride a surf¬ board on a 10 foot wave; Happiest When: On a date with Paul; Probable Fate: Married; Salient Character¬ istic: Yoke ring. ANN-MARIE T. PORTE Ann” Business Simplicity is her greatest grace.” Born: February 22, 1952; Ambition: To join VISTA; Favorite Expression: C’est la vie”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To run Tony ' s guitar shop with Karen and Carol; Happiest When: With Eddie; Probable Fate: Get Married; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Shyness. EUGENE JOSEPH POTKAY Gene” College Packed with power!” Bern: November 3, 1951 ' , Ambition: Mechanical En¬ gineer; Favorite Expression: Are you for real!”; Pet Peeve: Having homework collected the first time it wasn’t done; Suppressed Desire: To drop English; Probable Fate: A sanitary engineer; Salient Character¬ istic: Rimless glasses. NANCY JANE POWERS Nanse” College A red-head with a spirit, not a temper.” Born: August 12, 1951; Ambition: To be a teacher: Favorite Expression: Oh brother”; Pet Peeve: People who are never satisfied; Suppressed Desire: To own a yacht and sail around the world; Happiest When: Out with friends; Probable Fate: First grade teacher; Salient Characteristic: Red hair. Ui L A SHEILA PREZNER Business Sh-Sha” Fill ' d to the brim with life and vim.” Born: June 1, 1951; Ambition: Beautician; Favorite Expression: Ask me if I care!”; Pet Peeve: Conceited guys; Suppressed Desire; To bring all the guys home from Viet-Nam; Happiest When: With Eddie; Probable Fate: To marry Eddie and be happy; Salient Character¬ istic: Eddie. NELI JOZEFA PRYSLICKI Neli Beli” College I can resist anything but temptation.” Born: April 2, 1950; Ambition: To get as much as I possibly can out of life; Favorite Expression: Fair dinkym”; Pet Peeve: Conceited blokes; Suppressed De¬ sire: 36-21-36; Happiest When: With blokes; Probable Fate: Reform school; Salient Characteristic: Impulsive¬ ness. WILLIAM HARRIS RAPP, JR. Rappa” College Slow and steady wins the race; (sometimes).” Born: September 5, 1951; Ambition: To be a success at something; Favorite Expression: That’s the breaks”; Pet Peeve: People who aren’t sincere; Suppressed De¬ sire: To score a point in track; Happiest When: Play¬ ing roundball” and making the fort” scene; Probable Fate: College dropout; Salient Characteristic: Blonde hair. DEBORAH JEAN REBELLO Debbie” Business The mildest manners, the gentlest heart.” Born: August 6, 1951; Ambition: To be a success in life; Favorite Erpression: Mucho—”; Pet Peeve: Other people’s psychological hang-ups; Suppressed Desire: To prove the supernatural; Happiest When: Telling a tall tale; Probable Fate: Secretarial work; Salient Character¬ istic: Laugh. CAROL REINERTZ General Man has his will, but woman has her way.” Born: October 8, 1951; Ambition: To be a laboratory technician; Favorite Expression: Censored”; Pet Peeve: Getting up early and being told what to do; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: Out having a good time; Probable Fate: Working at St. John’s the rest of my life; Salient Characteristic: Hair. no CHRISTOPHER HARDING RENFREE Chris” College Fasten your seat belts, we ' re going for a ride.” Born: September 30, 1950; Ambition: To be a success¬ ful architect; Favorite Expression: Don ' t worry, I’ll do it later”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning for school; Suppressed Desire: To drive my brother’s 4-4-2; Happiest When: A certain girl is ready for school on time; Probable Fate: Center for the Boston Celtics; Salient Characteristic: Navy. MARY LOUISE RESENDES Merry” College I could never be bored with life.” Born: June 4, 1951; Ambition: To make it through SMTI; Favorite Expression: Is that a fact?”; Pet Peeve: Room 10, Room 8; Suppressed Desire: To’ own a Jeep factory; Happiest When: Driving the Jeep; Probable Fate: Beachcomber on Martha’s Vineyard; Salient Characteristic: Earrings. RONALD WILFRED REZENDES Rez” General In my merry Chevrolet, there’s room for you and you and ...” Born: June 26, 1950; Ambition: To be a chef in a Florida hotel; Favorite Expression: What’s your act”; Pet Peeve: My Cherry”; Suppressed Desire: To show Ford that Chevy has the better idea; Happiest When: With a certain someone; Probable Fate: Grill man in the greasy spoon; Salient Characteristic: Cars. SANDRA ANN ROBINSON Sandy” College Nutty as a fruitcake.” Born: December 1, 1951; Ambition: To become a teacher; Favorite Expression: Are you kidding me??”; Pet Peeve: Being on a diet; Suppressed Desire: To win the Indianapolis 500 with my Rambler; Happiest When: Watching a certain someone on the football field; Probable Fate: Driving instructor; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Bouncy. JOANNE ROBITAILLE Jo” College A sure success she will be, for she does all things efficiently.” Born: February ' 28, 1952; Ambition: To become an in¬ terpreter for the United Nations; Favorite Expression: Oh peachy!’’; Pet Peeve: Irresponsible people and those who mope around w ' ith sour faces; Suppressed Desire: To become a fashion model and appear on the cover of Seventeen Magazine”; Happiest When: With friends and when walking the beach; Probable Fate: Author of a book entitled How To Please Everyone”; Salient Characteristic: Poise. MAUREEN LYNNE ROLLINS Mo” College To live long, it is necessary to live slowly.” Born: November 11, 1950; Ambition: Registered nurse; Favorite Expression: Cool it.”; What are you stupid?”; Pet Peeve: O.L.H. and people who are anti-social; Suppressed Desire: Travel around the world and own my own horse; Happiest When: With my friends and horse-back riding; Probable Fate: Married with a mess of kids; Salient Characteristic: Her car. CHERYL ANNE ROSE Rocky” College A rose by any other name.” Born: May 16, 1951; Amb’tion: See the world , be an artist, and live; Favorite Expression: At my age?”; Pet Peeve: Yolkswagens; Suppressed Desire: To be Jean-Claude Killy’s ski instructor; Happiest When: Traveling, eating ice cream and being with certain friends; Probable Fate: Character actress; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Blush. KENNETH ALLEN ROY Kenny” College Boys will be boys.” Born: May 5, 1951; Ambition: To be a business ad¬ ministrator; Favorite Expression: Oh, yeah.”; Pet Peeve: The locker room after school when you have to put up a fight to get at your locker in the corner; Suppressed Desire: To go on a weekend trip; Hap¬ piest When: I’m doing something worthwhile; Prob¬ able Fate: Hippie; Salient Characteristic: Strawberry blonde. JUDITH FRANCIS RUEST Ju” Business A portrait of feminine grace.” Born: November 20, 1949; Ambition: X-ray technician; Favorite Expression: I’ve got a headache”; Pet Peeve: A noisy study hall; Suppressed Desire: To clean the walls of the cafeteria; Happiest When: Sewing; Prob¬ able Fate: Baby sitter; Salient Characteristic: Cakes. GAIL ANNE RUSZEL Rus” Business She’s always full of fun the noisy son-of-a-gun.” Born: January 9, 1952; Ambition: Secretary; Favorite Expression: Nyag”; Pet Peeve: Cold toilet seats; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To slide down the bannisters in F.H.S.; Happiest When: With Brian; Probable Pate: Mental Institute; Salient Characteristic: Height. 134 MARIA TERESA SANTOS Terry” Business Quiet and shy, sir, pray observe the twinkle in her eye.” Born: May 28, 1950; Ambition: To be a stewardess; Favorite Expression: What a nut! and Really.”; Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To travel and visit the whole world; Happiest When: Listening to music.”; Probable Fate: To get married in six years; Salient Chaiacterislic: Addition office. CAROL JEANNE SAVAGE Savage” College They will rise high, who strive for the highest places.” Born: January 4, 1952; Ambition: To be an elementary school teacher; Favorite Expression: That cracks me up!”; Pet Peeve: A noisy house when studying for a test; Suppressed Desire: To own The Apartment” along with Jill, Sharon, and Pam; Happiest When: Riding around; Probable Fate: Carrier of the torch; Salient Characteristic: Red Cheeks. KATHERINE SCHLESINGER Kathy” College She who trys hardest, usually succeeds.” Born-. July 13, 1951; Ambition: To marry a Parisian; Favorite Expression: Madonne!”; Pet Peeve: Eggplant; Suppressed Desire: To be Mrs. Peel; Happiest When: On Boylston Street; Probable Fate: Bohemian; Salient Characteristic: Creativity. LOUISE ELLEN SIBOR Simba” College Give her a basketball, she’s off to glory.” Born: January 14, 1952; Ambition: To be a physical education teacher; Favorite Expression: You must be out of your tree.”; Pet Peeve: People who use others; Suppressed Desire: To win a game in girl’s basketball; Happiest When: With Russ; Probable Fate: Miss Campbell ' s assistant; Salient Characteristic: Basketball. PATRICIA ANN SILVA Pat” Business Sweetness, goodness, in her person shown.” Born: November 4, 1951; Ambition: To be a hair¬ dresser; Favorite Expression: Why?”; Pet Peeve: Gym; Suppressed Desire: To own a decent car; Happiest When: With a certain someone; Probable Fate: House¬ wife; Salient Characteristic: Smile. JOSEPH STEVEN SIMPKIN III Joey” and Slim” General None but himself can be his parallel.” Born: July 16, 1951; Ambition: To become successful in the career of my choice and to be happy doing my work. Favorite Expression: Say hi to so and so and you know ' what I mean.” Pet Peeve: FLOG, study halls, rainy days, A.V.; Suppressed Desire: To lock a couple of teachers in tbeir rooms for a week and feed them bread, water, and homework papers; Happiest When: With someone very special and when I’m walking the streets alone about 12:00 at night looking for some¬ thing I lost; Probable Fate: A happily married teacher that works as a waiter in a restaurant; Salient Charac¬ teristic: A. V. THOMAS J. SIMPKIN Tom” General Toil, says the proverb, is the sire of fame.” Born: October 28, 1950; Ambition: To fly jets in the Air Force; Favorite Expression: Oh no!”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning on a school day; Suppressed Desire: To own a ’69 super sport; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: Airline pilot; Salient Characteristic: Aftersession. JANET GAY SINCLAIR Jan” College Can we have too much of a good thing?” Born: September 30, 1951; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: Be real.”; Pet Peeve: Cleaning my bedroom; Suppressed Desire: To ski with a kite; Happiest When: Asleep; Probable Fate: Owner of a St. Bernard kennel; Salient Characteristic: Contacts. JANE SKINNER Jane” Business A fair and unassuming maid.” Born: May 7, 1951; Ambition: To be an airline stew¬ ardess; Favorite Expression: Oh, brother!”; Pet Peeve: Waiting for a telephone call; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic: Joan. JOAN KAREN SKINNER Twin” Business Although quiet she may be, she ' ll go far.” Born: May 7, 1951; Ambition: To be an airline stew¬ ardess; Favorite Expression: Hey kid.”; Pet Peeve: People who call me Jane; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: On a date with a cute boy; Probable Fate: Housewife; Salient Characteristic: Jane. 136 PAUL CURTIS SMITH Smitty” Business A man must have a certain amount of intelligent ig¬ norance to get anywhere.” Born: June 21, 1950; Ambition: To become a printer; Favorite Expression: I’ll see you around like an apple.”; Pet Peeve: Old lady teachers; Suppressed Desire: To be a race driver; Happiest When: Winning at anything; Probable Fate: Armed Forces; Salient Characteristic: Grasshopper. FREMONT SUDDY III Monty” General Let the world slip, we shall n’er be younger.” Born: March 20, 1950; Ambition: To be a professional skin diver; Favorite Expression: No, I don’t tease my hair.”; Pet Peeve: My nine sisters and brothers; Sup¬ pressed Desire: S.E.A.L.; Happiest When: Dining or driving my T-Bird; Probable Fate: Doing 30 years in the Navy; Salient Characteristic: Teased hair. STEVEN ROLAND SWEET Stevo” College Very sensible, never rash.” Born: August 29, 1951; Favorite Expression: If it feels good, do it”; Pet Peeve: Dress code; Suppressed Desire: To have hair down to my ankles; Happiest When: Groovin’; Probable Fate: Being eaten alive by a giant purple mongoose; Salient Characteristic: Drums. MICHAEL BRUCE SYLVIA Frank” College Any-thing but history, for history must be false.” Born: December 28, 1950; Ambition: Get accepted at college before being drafted; Favorite Expression: Is that right”; Pet Peeve: One of my teacher’s one sided discussions; Suppressed Desire: Try to read a magazine as soon as I go into the library; Happiest When: Tak¬ ing it easy or any other way I can get it; Probable Fate: Vietnam; Salient Characteristic: Sarcasm. GILBERT SYLVIA Gibbs” College Playing football is his line.” Born: July 31, 1951; Ambition: To succeed where others have failed; Favorite Expression: I don’t be¬ lieve it”; Pet Peeve: Teachers who don’t collect two hour homework assignments; Suppressed Desire: To destroy the seven-man sled; Happiest When: Football practice is over; Probable Fate: Javelin catcher; Salient Characteristic: Javelin. I37i CHARLES JOSEPH TAPPER III Charley” College Why should the devil have all the fun. Born: March 19, 1951; Ambition: To be something no one h as ever been, to go somewhere no one has ever gone, and to do something no one has ever done; favorite Expression: Censored ; Pet Peeve: Female teacher with mustaches; People that try to be some¬ thing they are not; cigarette smoke; Ace”, and hair¬ cuts; Suppressed Desire: To play a professional sport; Happiest When: Making someone laugh; Probable Fate: Center fold for Playboy; Salient Characteristic: Mouth. ELIZABETH TAYLOR Liz” College A simple maiden in her flower. Born: February 8, 1952; Ambition: To become a gym teacher; Favorite Expression: Stupid; Pet Peeve: Stu¬ pid people; Suppressed Desire: To own a Corvair; Hap¬ piest When: Not in school; Probable Fate: Replacement for Miss Campbell; Salient Characteristic: Quietness. ELIZABETH ANN TETRAULT Peanuts” College Great persons are able to do great kindnesses.” Born: November 29, 1951; Ambition: To have the time of my life; Favorite Expression: What ' s the beef?”; Pet Peeve: People who rack on my laugh; Suppressed De¬ sire: To own the South End Howdy ' s with Sue and Nanc; Happiest When: Out scoopin ' ; Probable Fate: A Planter’s Peanut; Salient Characteristic: Laugh. RAYMOND TEXEIRA Butchie” General The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it.” Born: July 28, 1951; Ambition: To become a com¬ mercial artist; Favorite Expression: What’s happen¬ ing?;” Pet Peeve: Getting up to come to school; Sup¬ pressed Desire: Pass English; Happiest When: Doing my thing; Salient Characteristic: Sexy smile. STEVEN THEBERGE I’m not lazy, I’m just saving my energy. College ’ ' Susie” SUSAN ALICE TORRES College . Castles in Spain.” Born: May 13, 1951; Ambition: To be a mathematician and make Mr. Cardoza and Mr. Malcolm proud of me; Favorite Expression: Be good;” Pet Peeve: People who don’t listen; Suppressed Desire: To own an estate in Newport and a Porche; Happiest When: Doing something for my school or for someone else; Probable Fate: Bat girl for the Boston Red Sox, or N.Y. Yankees; Salient Characteristic: Leadership. JAMES MILTON TOWNLEY Jim” College Lively and modest in work and play.” Born: January 14, 1952; Ambition: To play college basketball; Favorite Expression: You betcha.” Pet Peeve: Bishop Stang High School and cars; Suppressed Desire: To own a dependable car!; Happiest When: Playing Roundball”, making the Fort scene.”; Prob¬ able Fate: To succeed the splinter” as basketball coach at Stang; Salient Characteristic: Feet. MARK ANTHONY URBANE Mark” College If studies interfere with good times, why study.” Born: October 12, 1951; Ambition: Graduate from college before being drafted; Favorite Expression: Nothin’ like it;” Pet Peeve: Teachers with one sided opinions; Suppressed Desire: To dive from the Bourne Bridge and survive; Happiest When: My car is run¬ ning good; Probable Fate: To die after diving off of the Bourne Bridge; Salient Characteristic: Gramies. LINDA DIANE VICTORINO Vicky” Business She smiled and the shadows departed.” Born: January 21, 1950; Ambition: To be an airline stewardess with Northeast Airlines; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Isn’t that cunnin’?”; Pet Peeve: Boys who two- time and think they can get away with it; Suppressed Desire: To invite the whole Fairhaven High School to a P.J. party and A.T.C.; Happiest When: Out on a date; Probable Fate: Married to a swingin’ pilot; Salient Characteristic: Baton. ROBERT VIERA, JR. General A fellow of plain and uncoined constancy.” Born: May 22, 1951; Ambition: Sell Real Estate on the moon; Favorite Expression: I’ll do it later;” Pet Peeve: Proud People; Suppressed Desire: To be rich with no troubles; Happiest When: With that certain someone; Probable Fate: End up behind bars; Salient Characteristic: Silence. STEVEN WALKER College Curiosity is the spice of life.” JOHN G. WATT Watt” General Simplicity of character is no hinderance to subtlety of intellect.” Born: August 3, 1950; Ambition: Public Relations; Fa¬ vorite Expression: What? Pet Peeve: Draft Board; Suppressed Desire: To do home work; Happiest When: Reading; Salient Characteristic: Cleanness. TIMOTHY ALAN WESTGATE Tim” College He may have a message for the world.” Born: June 3, 1951; Ambition: To be a radio an¬ nouncer; Favorite Expression: Hey, Spot!;” Pet Peeve: Phony people; Suppressed Desire: To own the Red Sox; Happiest When: Sleeping; Probable Fate: Curt Gowdy’s summer replacement; Salient Characteristic: Harmonica. RUTH WHITTIER College The mirror of all courtesy.” Born: January 9, 1952; Ambition: To be happy in life; Favorite Expression: What is happening here? ; Pet Peeve: Putting on a wet bathing suit; Suppressed De¬ sire: To dream the impossible dream”; Happiest When: In Bristol, New Hampshire; Probable Fate: Owner of a Devil-dog factory; Salient Characteristic: Blush. GAYLE MARIE WHITTLE Gay?” Business A lovely apparition sent.” Born: January 31, 1968; Ambition: To be a Playboy Bunny; Favorite Expression: Uptightness is Pet Peeve: Mr. Barriteau’s moments of silence.”; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To ride an Elephant down Purchase Street; Happiest When: In a fog; Probable Fate: Owner of a jewelry store in Haight-Ashbury; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Rings. 140 THOMAS KEVIN WOJCIK Wo” College Witty, lively and full of fun, talk he will to everyone.” Born: January 3, 1952; Ambition: College; Favorite Expression: So what right, I had to laugh Pet Peeve: Being called John”; Suppressed Desire: To be a coach of a women ' s Roller Derby team and have our meets on the track in the F.H.S. gym; Happiest When: Participating in any sport, and making puns; Probable Fate: Heavyweight champion of the world; Salient Characteristic: Orange shirt. BRYAN DOUGLAS WOOD Woodie” General Who does not love wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole life long.” Born: June 16, 1950; Ambition: Forest Ranger; Pet Peeve: Noisy People; Suppressed Desire: Editor of Playboy Magazine; Happiest When: On the corner; Probable Fate: Dying on the corner; Salient Character¬ istic: Impressions. JEAN HELEN WYSS Jeannie” Business The sweetest garland, to the sweetest maid.” Born: March 6, 1951; Ambition: To have fun; Favorite Expression: Forget it ; Pet Peeve: Brown Nosers; Suppressed Desire: To go to Barbero ' s during study and order Lasagna; Happiest When: With Jim; Probable Fate: Married to a teacher; Salient Characteristics: Wiglets. 141 JJfmrtgn (fohaniji ' j tuhent Neli Pryslicki Neli Pryslicki, this year’s exchange student from Aus¬ tralia, is residing with Elizabeth Maynard. Since her arrival, Fairhavenites have been encouraged by her friend¬ ly attitude toward all. As a member of the Huttlestonian Staff, and an en¬ thusiastic spectator at sport events, Neli has displayed an attitude constructive toward world peace. The entire student body and faculty at I ' airhaven High sincerely hope that Neli’s stay with us has been one that will bring her many warm memories. CLASS CLOWNS Charles Tapper and Ann Mello l 143 A MOST CURIOUS Steven Walker and Tina Amaral MOST MUSICAL Chris Bunnell and Sue Furtado MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Jimmy Mitcheson and Nancy Knutsen 145 Steve Paquette and Louise Sibor 146 MOST ARTISTIC Dennis Paiva and Katherine Schlesinger Peter Harriman and Joanne Robitaille 148 MOST INTELLECTUAL John Medeiros and Shirley Carreiro BEST NATURED Joe Almeida and Charlene Barnett MOST DIGNIFIED Mark Carter and Cheryl Gray MOST SERIOUS William Janson and Patricia Newett 150 CLASS DREAMERS Steven Theberge and MOST POPULAR Tom Wojcik and Susan Torres Linda Victorino BEST DRESSED Henry Danielli and 151 Our Senior play was presented on March 14 and 15 at Hastings Junior High. The play entitled The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch,” was a hilarious western farce. It was directed by Mr.. Pierre Paquin and produced by Miss Susan Trafton. The cast, who worked so hard on this production, consisted of: Robert Braley as the Guitarist—Narra¬ tor, Thomas Darwin, as Sneaky Fitch, Christine Hayward, as Maroon, Cheryl Rose as Mrs. Blackwood, and Gayle Whittle as Mrs. Vale, Peter Harriman as the Reverend Black¬ wood, and Coleman Blodgett as Doc Burch. Christopher Blackburn played the part of Sheriff Jack, with Mark Carter as Rackham, and Joseph Simpkin as Mervyn Vale. Darrell Hamer, David Mitchell, and Timothy Westgate played the part of cowboys in the production. Prompter was Ruth Chavier. 152 Mister Dillon . .. Girls, girls, there’s enough of me for both of you!” Oh Christine! Stop it!” It’s hard to laugh after that lunch! So much for that comedy Go to your room. Peanuts.” Daigle rides again! 154 IMP Report to my office immediately! Anyone who takes this course can get into the Honor Society! This wasn’t posed; it ' s always this crowded. Charge! Class presidents should always look in¬ nocent ! 155 j You wouldn ' t believe what we do in physics. And merrily we sing Cheer All Cheer for Our Dear High School.” Alright you guys; we ' re going to do this my way! Our storage halls of knowledge are 156 This school floors me! empty, right about now! If you take a filter tip and put it on the end . . . What radio station have you got, Gail?” 157 1. Dennis Paiva 2. Henry Danielli 3. Pat Pemberton 4 Bill Rapp 5. Nancy Knutsen 6. Bob Braley 7. John Medeiros 8. Steve Paquette 9. Alan Mendes 10. Janice Gaucher 11. Judy Moniz 12. Eileen Hanlon 13. Diane Luminiello 14. Chris Bunnell 15. Ruth Antonsen 16. Joanne Robitaille 17. Michael Farias 18. Gayle Whittle 19- Joe Simpkin 20. Janet Sinclair 21. Pat Silva 22. Kathv Cardoza 23. Tim Westgate 24. Christine Hayward 25. Elizabeth Tetrault 26. Susan Almeida 27. Ann and Paul Mello 28. Debbie Allen 29. Linda Magnant 30. Jim Hart 31. Deborah Rebello 32. Fred Palmer 33- Michele Ouimet 34. Paula Johnson 35. Albert Gomes 36. Ingrid Aadland 37 Ann-Marie Porte 38. Charley Tapper 39- David Delaney 40. Peter Harriman 41. Pat Carpenter 42. Maureen Rollins 43. Sandy Robinson 44. Gail Mattos 45. Sue Gardella 46. Leona Hegarty 47. Walter McCombe 48. Janet Bernier 49. Pam Perry 50. Terry Santos 51. Sue Torres 52. Ron Rezendes 53. Shirley Carreiro 54. Russ Ariagno 55. Louise Sibor 56. Sue Lubertowicz 57. John Morgan 58. ' Pam Machado 59. Janice Pontbriand 60. Karen Gauthier 61. Jean Wyss 62. Anne Bellefeuille 63- Stephanie Allen 64. Steve Coates 65. Cheryl Rose 66. Leslie Blossom 67. Richard Cecil 68. Bob Braley 69. Jim Mitcheson 70. Jackie Joaquin 71. Ruth Whittier 72. Milton Pease 73- Sue Furtado 74. Chris Renfree 75. Barry Fisher 76. Ernie Gautreau 77. Barbara Jasinski 160 J: 59 J a .i 66 CURRICULUM John Medeiros —Editor Patricia Newett —Assistant Debbie Allen Charlene Barnett Chris Bunnell Barbara Duarte Janice Gaucher Karen Gauthier Darrell Hamer Eileen Hanlon Jackie Joaquin Phil Lamarre Anne Macomber Elizabeth Maynard Jill Pacheco Pam Perry Eugene Potkay Sandra Robinson Carol Savage SENIORS Bill Rapp —Editor Pat Girard —Assistant Stephanie Allen Susan Almeida Robert Braley Pat Carpenter Mark Carter Tom Daigle Henry Danielli Susan Gardella F r nie Gantreau Susan Green Cheryl Gray Peter Harriman Nancy ' Hayward Barbara Tasinski Paula Johnson Jadine Loo Diane Lumisello Ann Mello Patricia Pemberton Janice Pontbriand Neli Pryslicki Mary Resendes (fhituin tit (Jlhii’f Shirley fflarrcirn 31 mum e Sin bit mile Assnriate ffitritur (Jirnuth M estate Aitbtsor Hr. Hanuel 3f mU Teresa Santos Kathy Schlesinger Janet Sinclair Elizabeth Tetrault Linda Victorino Ruth Whittier Gayle Whittle Jean Wyss ACTIVITIES Christine Hayward —Editor Coleman Blodgett —Assistant George Baron Chris Blackburn Tom Darwin Susan Furtado Cheryl Hammond Nancy Knutsen David Mitchell Helen Monk Michelle Ouimet Dennis Paiva Nancy Powers Chris Renfree Cheryl Rose Joseph Simpkin Susan Torres SPORTS Barry Fisher —Editor Jimmy Town ley —Assistant Christine Amaral Donald Joseph Louise Sibor Gilbert Sylvia Charles Tapper Elizabeth Taylor Thomas Wojcik BUSINESS Joseph Simpkin —Editor Ingrid Aadland Patricia Amaral Russell Ariagno Nancy Barboza Shirley Carreiro Susan Chartier Wendy Cruz Henry Danielli Naomi Ferreira James Fitts Janice Gaucher Karen Gauthier Leona Hegarty Dawn Howland Janice Langevin Pamela Machado Ann Mello James Mitcheson Carol Moniz Judy Moniz Helen Monk James Monk Stanley Murray Anita Pelletier Ann-Marie Porte Sheila Prezner Joanne Robitai 1 le Judy Ruest Teresa Santos Patricia Silva Jane Skinner Joan Skinner Linda Victorino Jean Wyss UNDERCLASSMEN uniors Frank Almeida Philip Gidley Jane Howlard Charles Humphreys Shelly Lauzon Claudia Silva Sophomores David Cabral Rebecca Fleisch James Gidley Philip Mello Jane Ryle Phoebe Taylor ilass nf 1969 tlirortuni S INGRID AADLAND 74 North St. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad. 1: Math Club, 1; Glee Club, 1; Girls ' Bas¬ ketball, 1; Girls’ Volleyball 1. CHARLES MANUEL ADRIANO 32 Hawthorne St. Sports Theory Club, 4. MANUEL V. AGUIAR 48 Farmfield St. Printing Club; Camera Club; Shop. KATHRYN ANN ALBINO 14 Dover St. Future Nurses, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad, 2; Spray Staff, 4. THOMAS ALEXION 53 Walnut St. Printing Club, 1; Tennis Club, 1; Tennis Team, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club, 3; Sports Car Club, 4. DEBORAH JEANNE ALLEN 447 Washington St. Mixed Chorus, 1; Library Club, 2, 3; Girls’ Volleyball, 3; Cake Decorating Club, 4, Treasurer, 4; Traffic Squad, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. STEPHANIE CLARICE ALLEN 36 Oxford St. Future Teachers’ Club, 2; Pep Squad, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleaders, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 3; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee, 3; Junior Prom Court, 3; Dra¬ ma Club, 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. JOSEPH ALMEIDA 8 Manuel St. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1; Base¬ ball, 1, 3, 4; Key Club, 3, 4. SUSAN JANE ALMEIDA 25 Mulberry St. Teen Times Staff, 1; Orchestra, 1; Jun¬ ior Honor Society, 1; Mixed Chorus, 1, 3. 4; Girls’ Glee Club, 1, 2; Pep Souad, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball, 2; Spray Staff, 3, 4; Student Council, 3, 4; Executive Board, 4; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Traffic Squad, 1,4; HUTT Staff, 4. CHRISTINE MARIE AMARAL 34 Daniel St. Junior Honor Society, 1; Ninth Grade Play; Student Council, 1, 2; Pep Souad, 2, 3; French Club, 3, 4; Main Office Assistant 3, 4; Vice Principal’s Assistant, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball, 3; Traffic Squad, 4; Spray Staff, 3, 4; HUTT Staff 4, PATRICIA LINDA AMARAL 19 Bay View Ave. New Bedford High—Portuguese, 1; Fairhaven High—Sewing Club, 4. KAREN CLAIRE ANDRADE 115 Spring St. Cake Decorating Club, 4. RUTH LYDIA ANTONSEN 5 Jenney St. Pep Squad, 2; Typing, 4. RUSSELL ARIAGNO 38 Hacker St. Football, 2, 3; Track, 2, 3, 4; Sports Club, 4. DONALD BRADFORD AUDETTE 83 Sconticut Nk, Rd. Football, 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Sports Club, 4. LESLIE JANE BAKER 80 Chestnut St. Library Club; Sewing Club, 1, 2, 3. NANCY ANN BARBOZA 310 New Boston Rd. Cake Decorating Club, 3; Sewing Club, CHARLENE ANN BARNETT 82 Balsam St. Mixed Chorus, 1, 3, 4; Pep Squad, 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses, 3; Honor So¬ ciety, 3, 4; Drama Club, 4; Junior Prom Committee, 3; HUTT Staff, 4. GEORGE BARON 8 Philip St. Slide Rule Club; Navigation Club; Track; HUTT Staff, 4. ALAN R. BEDARD 23 Bay View Ave. Slide Rule Club, 4; Navigation Club, 4. ANNE THERESE BELLEFEUILLE 245 New Boston Rd. Pep Squad, 2; Cake Decorating Club, 3; Knitting Club, 4. ALICE BENNETT 375 Washington St. Mixed Chorus, 1; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Sew¬ ing Club, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE SUSAN BERGERON 16 Hill St. Pep Squad, 2; Sewing Club, 2; Future Nurses, 4; Vice-President, 4. JANET LORRAINE BERNIER 41 Wilding St. Girls’ Glee Club, 1; Girls’ Basketball, 2; Pep Squad, 2; Sewing Club, 2, 3, 4. CHRISTOPHER REED BLACKBURN 89 Centre St. Stamp Club, (London, England) 1, 2; Wrestling, (London, England) 2; Ten¬ nis, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play, 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. Club, 3; Drama Club, 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. COLExMAN THOMAS BLODGETT 199 Main St. LESLIE DIANE BLOSSOM I Blossom Way Pep Squad; Sewing Club; Glee Club, 1; Mixed Chorus, 1. ROBERT EBEN BRALEY 17 Cedar St. A.V. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Junior Honor Society, 1; Honor So¬ ciety, 3, 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. BRUCE GERALD BRAMWELL 9 Rochambeau St. PATTI JANE BRAY II Jameson St. Yearbook, 1, 2, 3; Newspaper, 1; G.A.A., 1; F.T.A., 1, 3; Chorus, 1; Class Executive Board, 2; Teen Clickers Sorority, 2; Library Aide, 2, 3; Prom Committee, 3; Gymnastic Club, 3; (All at Portland, Me.) Library Aide, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. NANCY BRILLON 50 Narragansett Blvd. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2; Junior Honor So¬ ciety, 1; Typing Club, 4. GEORGE BROWNELL 54 Bay View Ave. JOHN HOWARD BRYAN 81 Laurel St. Printing Club, 1; Track, 2; Sports Car Club, 4. CHRISTOPHER JAMES BUNNELL 19 Cherry St. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus, 1, 2; A.V. Club, 1, 4; President, 1; Spray Staff, 4; Business Manager, 4; HUTT Staff, 4; Dance Band, 4. KATHY LYNN CARDOZA 7 Elm Ave. Pep Squad; Sewing Club. PATRICIA GAIL CARPENTER 79 Laurel St. Freshman Class Play, 1; Student Coun¬ cil, 1, 2; Girls’ Basketball, 2; Pep Squad, 2; Mixed Chorus, 2; Cheerleader, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. SHIRLEY ANN CARREIRO 14 Houle St. Junior Honor Society, 1; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus, 1, 4; Freshman Class Play. 1; Girls’ Glee Club, 1; Teen Times Staff. 1. Asst. Editor, 1; String Ensemble, 2, 3; Honor Society, 3, 4; Vice-President, 4; French Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4; Future Teachers, 3; Junior Prom Committee, 3; District Orchestra, 3; Spray Staff, 4, Asst. Editor, 4; Drama Club, 4; HUTT Staff 3, 4, Editor, 4. 163 MARK CARTER 121 Green St. RICHARD STEVEN CECIL 28 Hamlet St. Printing Club, 1; Art Club, 3, 4. ELAINE CESOLINI 55 Akin St. Sewing Club, 1, 2; Pep Squad, 2, 3. SUSAN KATHLEEN CHARTIER 45 Grove St. Sewing Club, 3; Pep Squad, 3; Karate Club, 4. STEVEN WAYNE CHASE 17 Bay St. Printing Club, 2, 3, 4. RUTH UNA CHAVIER 68 Massasoit Ave. Art Club; Spray Staff. STEPHEN MICHAEL COATES 26 Jameson St. Ping Pong Club, 4. WENDY JANE CRUZ 551 Sconticut Nk. Rd. Majorette; Karate Club. MICHAEL ALGRED CURCIO 39 Bridge St. Camera Club; Karate Club. THOMAS J. DAIGLE 20 Bay View Ave. Junior Honor Society, 1; Track, 2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2; Slide Rule Club, 2, 3; Navigation Club, 4; Student Council, 3, 4; Class Executive Board, 4; HUTT Staff. HENRY FRANCIS DANIELLI, JR. 35 Gilbert St. Boys ' Glee Club, 1; Senior Play, 2; A.F.S. Club, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Traffic Squad, 4; Drama Club, 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. WILLIAM GEORGE DANIELS 104 Sconticut Nk. Rd. Slide Rule Club, 2; Ping Pong Club, 4. THOMAS JAMES DARWIN 100 Washington St. French Club, 3; Navigation Club, 4; Football, 1, 2; Basketball, 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Junior Honor Society, 1; Class Executive Board, 1, 2, 3, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. RODMAN FRASER DAVIES 138 Pleasant St. A.V. Club, 1; Library Club, 1; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band, 4. DAVID PAUL DELANEY 38 Huttieston Ave. Bowling, 1; Printing Club, 1; Library Ciub, l; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf, 2, 3, 4; Track, 4; Key Club, 4; HUTT Spray, 4. LORRAINE WININA DESMARAIS 888 Sconticut Nk. Rd. Karate Club, 4. SHARON LEE MARIE DITCHEY 14 Shaw Rd. Drama Club, 4. JOSEPH DONNELLY 15 Laurel St. JACQUELINE MARY DOUCETTE 23 Garrison St. Cake Decorating Club, 4. PAUL BURTON DRAKE 61 Hacker St. Student Council, 1; Mixed Chorus, 1; Library Club, 2; Tennis, 2, 3; French Club, 4. BARBARA ANN DUARTE 26 Reservation Rd. New Bedford High School—Pep Club, 3; Student Court, 2; Allied Youth, 2; Future Nurses, 2; Drama Club, 3; Girls’ Chorus, 3; Junior Achievement, 3. Fair- haven High School—Drama Club, 4; Li¬ brary Aide, 4; HUTT Staff, 4; Mixed Chorus, 4. MICHAEL WAYNE FARIAS 12 Orchard St. Camera Club, 3; Karate Club, 4. JOHN LEWIS FERNANDES, III 44 Bridge St. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1, 3, 4; Key Club, 3, 4. JOSEPH A. FERREIRA 7 Edgewater St. NAOMI MARY FERREIRA 447 Washington St. Cake Decorating Club, 3; Typing Club, 4. JOSEPH EDMUND FIRMINO 192 Green St. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Printing Club, 1; Camera Club, 3. BARRY OWEN FISHER 105 Pleasant St. Junior Honor Society, 1; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2; Student Council, 3, 4, President, 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4; Slide Rule Club, 2; Sports Theory Club, 4; Junior Prom Commit¬ tee, 3; Honor Society, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 3, 4. JAMES HENRY FITTS 29 Huttieston Ave. DAVID L. FRANCIS 61 Rotch St. BRIAN JOSEPH FURTADO 6 Hamlet St. SUSAN PAULINE FURTADO 26 Brown St. HUTT Staff, 4; Chorus, 1, 2; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club, 1, 2; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Court, 3; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Drama Club, 4; Volleyball, 3; Band and Orchestra President, 4; All- State Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; District Or¬ chestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM GALARY 67 Hathaway St. Spring Track; Winter Track. STEVEN ANTONE GARCIA 73 Sconticut Neck Rd. A.V. Club; Band; Orchestra; Dance Band, 4. SUSAN M. GARDELLA 76 North St. Chorus, 1; Girls’ Glee Club, 1; Fresh¬ man Play, 1; Pep Squad, 2, 3, 4; Vice- President, 3; Student Council, 2; Class Officer, 1, 2, 3; Class Executive Board, 4; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Spray Staff, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Major¬ ette, 4; HUTT Staff, 4; Drama Club, 4. BRUCE WAYNE GARIFALES 9 Saratoga St. LESLIE POTTER GARLINGTON 21 South St. Art Club. JANICE MARIE GAUCHER 17 Green St. Girls’ Glee Club, 2; Chorus, 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Drama Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. KAREN JOY GAUTHIER 45 Cherry St. Pep Squad, 3; Cake Decorating Club, 3; Chorus, 3; Drama Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. ERNEST A. GAUTREAU 260 Alden Rd. Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play, 2; A.F.S. Club, 3; Art Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. DEBORAH GIFFORD 30 Taber St. Sewing Club, 2; Drama Club, 4; Girls’ Basketball, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD JEFFREY GIFFORD 15 Jefferson St. Football, 4 Key Club, 4. JAN LESLIE GILLUM 15 Hiller Ave. Sewing Club, 2, 3; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Navigation Club, 4. PATRICIA GIRARD 338 Alden Rd. French Club, 3, 4; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee, 3; Drama Club, 4, President, 4; Traffic Squad, 4, Head Monitor, 4; (64 HUTT Staff, 4, Asst. Editor, 4; Spray Staff, 4; (Below at Sacred Hearts Acad¬ emy) Class Vice-President, 1; Student Council, 1, 2; French Club, 1; News¬ paper, 2, Co-Editor, 2; Junior Honor Society, 1, 2, Treasurer, 1, Secretary, 2; Ayrr.errette, 1, 2. LEONA HEGARTY 19 Diamond St. Pep Squad, 2, 3; Drama Club, 4. DAWN FRANCES HOWLAND 91 Union St. Girls’ Basketball, 2; Karate Club, 4. ALBERT ROY GOMES 37 Holcomb St. Printing Club, 1; Basketball Manager, 1; Football, 1, 2; Slide Rule Club, 4. WILLIAM CARLSON JANSON 219 Main St. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club, 4. CHERYL ANN GRAY 38 Gilbert St. Junior Honor Society, 1; A.F.S. Club, 2, 3, 4; Sewing Club, 2, 3; Future Nurses, 3; HUTT Staff, 4; Office Worker, 1. BARBARA JEAN JASINSKI 5 Burgess Ave. Pep Squad, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus, 3, 4; Future Nurses Club, 3, 4; President, 4; HUTT Staff, 4; Traffic Squad, 4; Dra¬ ma Club, 4.. SUSAN MARGARET GREEN 396 Sconticut Neck Rd. DARRELL GENE HAMER 64 Huttleston Ave. Junior Honor Society, 1; Chorus, 1, 2, 4; Freshman Class Play, 1; District Chorus, 1, 2, 4; Navigation Club, 4. CHERYL CLAIRE HAMMOND 127 New Boston Rd. Chorus, 1; Traffic Squad, 1; Girls’ Bas¬ ketball, 2, 4; Pep Squad, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Drama Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. EILEEN THERESA HANLON 44 Laurel St. Glee Club, 1; Pep Squad, 2; Library Club, 2; Cake Decorating Club, 3; Art Club, 4. PETER BRENT HARRIMAN 128 Pleasant St. Band, 1, 2, 3; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3; Traf¬ fic Squad, 1; French Club, 1, 3, 4; Secre¬ tary, 4; Junior Honor Society, 1; Hon¬ or Society, 3, 4; Treasurer, 4; Class Officer, 2; Class Executive Board, 1, 3; A.F.S. Club, 2, 3; Basketball, 1, 2; Foot¬ ball, 2, 3, 4; Golf, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 1, 2; Spray Staff, 2, 3, 4. JAMES W. HART 68 Rotch St. NEILL HARTMAN 27 Smith St. CHRISTINE ELEANOR HAYWARD 22 Laurel St. Freshman Play, 1; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Girls’ Glee Club, 1, 2; Junior Honor Society, 1; District Chorus, 3, 4; All State Chorus, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. NANCY WEBSTER HAYWARD 8 Walnut St. Chorus, 1; Sewing Club, 1, 2; Pep Squad, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1; Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Class Ex¬ ecutive Board, 3; HUTT Staff, 4; Jun¬ ior Prom Court, 3- JACQUELINE JOAQUIN 48 Wilding St. Bowling, 1; Art Club; Student Council; Pep Squad; Drama Club, 4; Band; Girls’ Basketball; Girls’ Glee Club; Spray Staff; HUTT Staff, 4. DONALD RALPH JOHNSON 20 Adams St. Printing Club, 2; Karate Club, 4. PAULA MARIE JOHNSON 34 Middle St. Band, 1; Orchestra, 1, 2; Chorus, 1; Pep Squad, 2; Camera Club, 3; Art Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. MARVIN JONES 8 Dover St. DONALD AUGUST JOSEPH 66 Delano St. Football, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 4; Key Club, 2, 3, 4; President, 4. NANCY KNUTSEN 66 Lafayette St. Teen Times Staff, 1; Junior Honor So¬ ciety 1; Girls’ Glee Club, 1, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus, 1, 3, 4; Secretary, 3; District Chorus, 4; Executive Board, 2, 3; Spray Staff, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Editor, 4; Pep Squad, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President, 2; Presi¬ dent, 3; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Junior Prom Court, 3; Drama Club, 4. PHILIP ANTHIME LAMARRE 110 Green St. Football, 1; Band, 1, 2; Track, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club, 4; Art Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. JANICE LOUISE LANGEVIN 15 Taber St. Junior Honor Society, 1; Office Worker, 2, 3, 4. NANCY MARGARET LIVESLEY 256 Green St. Pep Squad, 2, 3; Student Council, 2; Typing Club, 4. JADINE LOO 113 Center St. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club, 1, 2; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Camera Club, 3; Drama Club, 4; Band, 3; HUTT Staff, 4. GARY ALAN LOPEZ 38 Chestnut St. SUSAN JEANETTE LUBERTOWICZ 45 Hawthorne St. DIANE MARIE LUMINIELLO 89 Raymond St. A.F.S. Club, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses, 3, 4; Sewing Club, 2, 3. ANITA HELEN LUSSIER 8 Highland Ave. Sewing Club; Drama Club, 4. JO ANN MARIE MACHADO 479 Sconticut Nk. Rd. Pep Squad, 2, 3; Typing Club, 4. PAMELA ANN MACHADO 40 Middle St. Pep Squad, 2, 3; Cake Decorating Club, 3; Drama Club, 4; Sewing Club, 1. ANNE ALDON MACOMBER 65 Farmfield St. Mixed Chorus, 1; Freshman Play; Pep Squad, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club, 4; Future Teachers’ Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. LINDA MARIE MAGNANT 35 Green St. CRAIG LESTER MANCHESTER 7 Seber St. NEIL BRINK MATHESON 36 Huttleston Ave. GAIL ANN MATTOS 20 Haste St. Pep Squad, 2, 3; Typing Club, 4. ELIZABETH MAYNARD 38 Pleasant St. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, Officer, 3; Pep Squad, 2, 3; French Club, 3; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Traffic Squad, 1, 4; Drama Club, 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. GEORGE WILLIAM MAYO 21 Jerusalem Rd. WALTER MITCHELL McCOMBE 770 Sconticut Nk. Rd. Football, 1; Basketball, 1; Sports Club, 4. ELIZABETH MEDEIROS 65 Main St. JOHN MEDEIROS 231 Main St. Junior Honor Society, 1; Freshman Play, 1; Printing Club, 1; Honor Society, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; French Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice President. 3, President, 4; A.V. Club, 1, 165 2, 3, 4, President, 1; Drama Club, 4; Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Spray Staff, 2, 3, 4 Editor, 4; HUTT Staff, 4, Cur¬ riculum Editor, 4; Class Executive Board, 3; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Band Announcer, 4; Senior Play, 2, 4. MICHAEL JOSEPH MEDEIROS 321 Alden Rd. Football, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Key Club, 4; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 1; District Chorus, 4. ANN MELLO 15 New Boston Rd. Student Council, 1; Senior Play, 2, 4; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Traffic Squad, 1, 3, 4; Drama Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. PAUL MELLO 15 New Boston Rd. Track, 2, 3, 4; Sports Theory Club, 4; Spray Staff, 4; Blue Devil, 3, 4. ALAN MENDES 23 Harvard St. DAVID JOSEPH MITCHELL 24 Massasoit Ave. Tennis, 2, 3, 4; Slide Rule Club, 3; Football, 4; Drama Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. JAMES ANTHONY MITCHESON 17 Grandview Ave. Track, 2, 3, 4; Sports Theory Club, 4. CAROL ANN MONIZ 38 Christian St. Typing Club, 4. LINDA JOYCE MONIZ 85 Middle St. Typing Club, 1; Sewing Club, 1; A.F.S. Club, 2; Cake Decorating Club, 3, 4. JUDY MARY MONIZ 82 Raymond St. HELEN ELIZABETH MONK 150 Chestnut St. Mixed Chorus, 1; Girls’ Glee Club, 1; Science Club, 1; Girls’ Basketball, 1; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Cake Decorating Club, 3; Drama Club, 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. JAMES A MONK 150 Chestnut St. Football, 1; Basketball, 1; Track, 3; Key Club, 4; Camera Club, 2. JOHN THOMAS MORGAN 10 Coggeshall St. STANLEY J. MURRAY, JR. 18 Coggeshall St. Key Club, 4. PATRICIA JO NEWETT 17 John St. Honor Society; Library Club; HUTT Staff, 4. REX NOWELL 7 Huttleston Ave. BRUCE O BRIEN 242 Main St. MICHELE ELIZABETH OUIMET 111 E. Winsor St. Girls’ Glee Club, 1; Mixed Chorus, 1; Freshman Play; Future Nurses, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball, 2; A F.S. Club, 3; Pep Squad, 2, 3, 4; Spray Staff, 4; Sewing Club, 2, 3; HUTT Staff, 4. JILL ELLEN PACHECO 109 Bridge St. Sewing Club, 1; Pep Squad, 2, 3, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. DENNIS PAIVA 115 Oak Grove Lane Spray Staff, 3, 4; Head Artist, 4; HUTT Staff. 4; Drama Club, 4; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Art Club, 4. FREDERICK PALMER 13 Swift St. LEON ROBERT PALMER 5 Oak Grove Lane LINDA ELIZABETH PALMER 5 Oak Grove Lane STEVEN ARTHUR PAQUETTE 116 Pleasant St. JUDITH ANN PARADISE 141 Adams St. MILTON LEROY PEASE, JR. 69 Gellette Rd. Football, 1, 2, 3; Basketball, 1, 2; Track, 2, 3; Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 1, 3, 4. ANITA CHRISTINE PELLETIER 35 Middle St. Traffic Squad, 1; Karate Club. PATRICIA ANN PEMBERTON 44 Highland Ave. Drama Club, 4; Senior Play; Sewing Club, 2, 3; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Band, 4; Spray Staff, 4; Junior Prom Court, 3; HUTT Staff, 4. PAMELA ANN PERRY 17 Tripp St. Band, 4; Mixed Chorus, 1, 3, 4; A.F.S. Club, 3; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Junior Honor Society, 1; Drama Club, 4; French Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. WLILIAM ARTHUR PHANEUF 39 Bay St. DANA CHRISTOPHER PIERCE 25 Lafayette St. French Club, 3, 4; Honor Society, 3, 4; Tennis, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track, 4. JANICE CLAIRE PONTBRIAND 222 Main St. Camera Club 3; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Art Club 4; HUTT Staff, 4. ANN-MARIE T. PORTE 40 Hacker St. A.F.S. Club; Typing Club. EUGENE JOSEPH POTKAY 22 Daniel St. Winter Track, 2, 3; Slide Rule Club, 2; Navigation Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. NANCY JANE POWERS 21 Francis St. Girl’s Glee Club, 1; Chorus, 1; Fresh¬ man Christmas Play, 1; Teen Times Staff, 1; Future Nurses, 2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball, 2, 3; Pen Squad. 2, 3; Sewing Club, 3; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. SHEILA PREZNER 9 St. Mary’s St. NELI JOZEFA PRYSLICKI 38 Pleasant St. A.F.S. Club, 4; Drama Club, 4; Music Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. WILLIAM HARRIS RAPP, JR. 40 Rotch St. Traffic Squad, 1; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot¬ ball, 2; Track, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 1, 3, 4; Spray Staff, 3, 4, Asst. Editor, 4; Class Treasurer, 4; HUTT Staff, 4, Senior Editor, 4. DEBORAH JEAN REBELLO 22 Cottage St. Girl’s Basketball, 2; Sewing Club, 4; Spray Typist, 4. CAROL REINERTZ 39 Jefferson St. Sewing Club, 1; Cake Decorating Club, 4. CHRISTOPHER HARDING RENFREE 14 Oxford St. Rocket Club, 1; Slide Rule Club, 2; Camera Club, 3; Junior Achievement, 3, 4; Key Club, 4; Student Council, 4; HUTT Staff 4. MARY LOUISE RESENDES 10 Cherry St. Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club, 1; 2, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Drama Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. RONALD WILFRED REZENDES 386 Main St. Shop Club, 1; Camera Club, 3; Karate Club, 4; Sports Car Club, 4. SANDRA ANN ROBINSON 32 Jefferson St. Sacred Hearts Academy—Drama Club, 1; Glee Club, 1, 2; Aymerettes, 2. Fairhaven High—A.F.S. Club, 3; Fu¬ ture Teachers, 3; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Hon¬ or Society, 3, 4: Junior Prom Commit¬ tee, 3; Drama Club, 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. 166 JOANNE ROBITAILLE 143 Washington St. Honor Society, 1, 3, 4; Chorus, 3, 4; Drama Club, 4; HUTT Staff, 3, Editor, 4; Spray Staff, 4; French Club, 4; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Traffic Souad, 1; Volleyball, 3; A.F.S. Club 3, Senior Play. MAUREEN LYNNE ROLLINS 30 Hamlet St. Gym Club, 1; Music Club, 1; Music Appreciation, 2; Drama Club, 2; Fu¬ ture Nurses, 3, 4. CHERYL ANNE ROSE 12 Summer St. Sacred Hearts Academy—Drama Club, 1; Glee Club, 1. Fairhaven High—A.F.S. Club, 1, 2; Drama Club, 4; Cast of Kiss Me Quick,” 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. KENNETH ALLEN ROY 59 Oxford St. JUDITH FRANCES RUEST 3 Pine Ave. Cake Decorating Club, 3, 4. GAIL ANNE RUSZEL 222 Adams St. Sewing Club, 4. MARIA TERESA SANTOS 23 Jameson St. Cooking, 1; Music, 1; Drama Club, 2; Portuguese Club, 2; Library Club, 3; Sewing Club, 4. CAROL JEANNE SAVAGE 15 Sycamore St. Pep Souad, 1, 3, 4; Art Club, 1; Sew¬ ing Club, 1; Future Teachers, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. KATHERINE SCHLESINGER 93 Green St. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 3, 4; Art Club, 4; District Band, 1; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. • LOUISE ELLEN SIBOR 15 Cooke St. Glee Club, 1, 2; Student Council, 1, 2; French Club, 3; Pep Souad, 3; Basket¬ ball, 3, 4; Office Worker, 4; Sports Theory, 4; Chorus, 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. PATRICIA ANN SILVA 26 Bryant Lane Pep Squad, 2; Library Club, 2; Cake Decorating Club, 3; Typing Club, 4. JOSEPH STEVEN SIMPKIN, III 398 Washington St. Printing Club, 1; Tennis, 1; Library Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2; A.F.S. Club, 3; A.V. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 4; Senior Play, 4; Junior Prom Committee, 3; Office Worker, 1, 2, 3, 4; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. THOMAS J. SIMPKIN 8 Timothy St. A.V. Club, 1, 2; Karate Club, 4. JANET GAY SINCLAIR 111 Chestnut St. Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Glee Club, 1, 2; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 1, 3, 4; Dance Band, 4; HUTT Staff, 4; Future Nurses, 3; Student Council, 1, 2; Jun¬ ior Prom Committee, 3. JANE ELLEN SKINNER 12 Brook Drive Glee Club, 1; Basketball, 2; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Sewing Club, 3, 4. JOAN KAREN SKINNER 12 Brook Drive Glee Club, 1; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Sewing Club, 3, 4. PAUL CURTIS SMITH 69 North St. Photography, 3; Printing Club, 4. FREMONT SUDDY, III 10 Park Ave. A.V. Club, 1; Camera Club, 3; Karate Club, 4. STEVEN ROLAND SWEET 164 Washington St. Junior Honor Society, 1; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis, 1, 2. MICHAEL BRUCE SYLVIA 115 E. Morgan St. Junior Honor Society; Football Manager. GILBERT SYLVIA 65 Bridge St. Chorus, 1, 2, 3; Track, 2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports Theory, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. CHARLES JOSEPH TAPPER, III 11 Maple Ave. Track, 2; Sports Theory, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. ELIZABETH TAYLOR 20 Wilding St. Glee Club, 1; Library Club, 3; Library Aide; Future Teachers, 2; Basketball, 2, 4; Volleyball, 3; Traffic Squad, 2; Dra¬ ma Club, 4; Glee Club, 1; HUTT Staff, 4. ELIZABETH ANN TETRAULT 38 Oxford St. Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2, 3; Spray Staff, 4; HUTT Staff, 4. RAYMOND TEXEIRA 7 Kane St. STEPHEN THEBERGE 85 Church St. Sports Theory, 4. SUSAN ALICE TORRES 118 E. Morgan St. Class Executive Board, 1; Orchestra, 1; Junior Honor Society, 1; Class Vice- President, 2, 3; Class President, 4; Spray Staff, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Lady-in-Wait¬ ing, 3; French Club, 3, 4; Cheerleader: 2, 3, 4; Honor Society, 3, 4; A.F.S. Club 2; Traffic Squad, 3, 4. JAMES MILTON TOWNLEY 44 Laurel St. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football, 3; Base ball, 1; Track, 2; Chorus, 2, 3; Studer Council, 1, 4; Slide Rule Club, 2; Pin Pong Club, 4; Traffic Squad, 1; HUT Staff, 4. MARK ANTHONY URBANEK 59 Sycamore St. Baseball; Track; Ping Pong Club. LINDA DIANE VICTORINO 31 Hawthorne St. Girls ' Glee Club, 1; Class Officer, 1 Traffic Squad, 4; Majorette, 1, 2, 3, 4 Karate Club, 4; Junior Prom Commit tee, 3; Chorus, 1, 2, 3; HUTT Staff, 4 ROBERT VIERA JR. 159 Dogwood St. STEPHEN GEORGE WALKER 1 Huttleston Ave. Key Club, 2, 3, 4; Football, 2; Band, 1 Orchestra, 1; Traffic Squad, 4. JOHN G. WATT 23 Francis St. Cafeteria Worker; Ping Pong Club, 4. TIMOTHY ALAN WESTGATE 10 Allen St. Rocket Club, 1; Printing Club, 1; A.V Club, 1; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Hono Society, 1; Chorus, T; Dance Band, 4 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play, 4 HUTT Staff, 4. RUTH WHITTIER 68 Laurel St. Chorus, 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Glee Club, 1, 2 Freshman Play; Pep Squad, 2, 3; Frencl Club, 3; Girls ' Club, 2, 3; Traffi Squad, 4; Drama Club, 4; HUTT Stafl 4. GAYLE MARIE WHITTLE 16 Green St. Pep Squad, 2; Drama Club, 4; Spra Staff, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 4; HUT1 Staff, 4. THOMAS KEVIN WOJCIK 47 Wilding St. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Class President, 1, 2, 3; HUT Staff, 3, 4; Football Manager, 2, 3, 4 Student Council, 2, 3; Ping Pong Club 4; Spray Staff, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 3, 4 BRYAN DOUGLAS WOOD 242 Main St. Ping Pong Club, 4. JEAN HELEN WYSS 31 Cape View St. Honor Society, 1, 3, 4; Class Executivi Board, 1, 2; Class Secretary, 3, 4; Pe| Squad, 2. 167 We, the Class of 1969, give our sincerest thanks to the merchants who made our year¬ book possible. SPONSORS Jan and Tony Mr. Norman Berube Mrs. Genevive Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Paulson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Porte Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Newett Robert Gonsalves Mr. and Mrs. A. Amaral Gary Cecil and His Thing Phil and Jane 71 Mr. and Mrs. Hector J. Robitaille Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simpkin Nancy Gaucher David Godlewski Audrey and Normand Demers Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gaucher Mr. and Mrs. Tony Silva Mr. and Mrs! Howard C. Renfree Ensign Peter R. 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INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS —Development and production of welding and soldering systems for electronics and small-parts manufacturers. GENERAL ELECTRONICS LABORATORIES, INC —Design and manufacture of electronic equip¬ ment for educational application. —FRANCIS ASSOCIATES maintains two divisions— SIPCO MACHINE COMPANY— New machining concepts for industry. FACILITIES ENGINEERING —Designers and con¬ sultants in electrical, heating, ventilation, plumbing, power and other systems for large buildings. RESEARCH AND CONSULTING— Consulting engineering in instrumentation and systems for in¬ dustrial and government applications. THE SIPPICAN CORPORATON AND FRANCIS ASSOCIATES, INC. An equal opportunity employer Main offices in Marion, Mass. 179 NEW BEDFORD SEA FOOD COOPERATIVE ASS ' N., INC. FISH DIVISION Union Wharf Fairhaven, Mass. for over 100 years has meant ‘‘THEE MOST” in Cutting Tools MORSE NEW TWIST DRILL MACHINE CO. BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS A DIVISION OF UNIVERSAL AMERICAN CORPORATION RONNY DANNIE CORPORATION Tichons HOMER ' S WHARF Tel. WY 8-5607 New Bedford Mass. Congratulations Class of 1969 ASHLEY FORD SALES, INC. 395 Mt. Pleasant St. New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of GEO. O ' HARA CHEVROLET INC. 1001 King ' s Highway New Bedford, Mass. 995-5144 Compliments of STANLEY OIL CO., INC. 24 Hour Burner Service 480 Mt. Pleasant St. New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of BUILDING MATERIALS INC. Dependable Building Supplies 25 Nauset Street, New Bedford Tel.: 996-8219 or 994-4275 183 Compliments of DICK ' S BARBER SHOP 1353 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of NORTH END DIAMOND LAUNDRY All Services 7-9798 2-2644 Compliments of MARINE RADIO ELECTRIC CO. INC. 6-4906 6-5611 JOE JESUS Ashley Ford MACH I COBRA Ford Performance Expert CHUCK RUT-KOW-SKI Ashley Ford Sales, Inc. Bus. Phone 996-5611 395 Mt. Pleasant St. Res. Phone 994-5056 New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of ATLAS TACK CORPORATION Fairhaven, Mass. Compliments of DARLING ' S FLOWER SHOP 204 Huttleston Avenue Fairhaven, Mass. Compliments of ASHLEY FORD SALES 395 Mt. Pleasant St. New Bedford, Mass. 185 Compliments of RAFFA ' S ITALIAN RESTAURANT 284 Washington Street Fairhaven Full Menu To Take Out Tel. 992-8235 Compliments of BROWNE ' S PHARMACY OF FAIRHAVEN, INC. 24 Center St. BROWNE’S PHARMACY 124 Sconticut Neck Rd. A NORWEGIAN FRIEND Compliments of C. P. BRODEUR INC. Engine Repairs New Bedford, Mass. Tel. 763-5586 CAPT. FRANK ' S FISH LOBSTER Seafoods With Flavor 360 Hathaway Road New Bedford, Mass. Tel. 992-3000 JOHN DUNN ' S BOAT SETTLEMENT New Bedford Mass. GARDEN OF BEAUTY Compliments of Styling Specialist LARONDA ' S 887 Brock Ave. MARKET New Bedford, Mass. Tel. 7-4381 Compliments of Good Luck to the Class of ' 69 MR. AND MRS. RIBEIRO � MR. AND MRS. LARRY GIRARD Compliments of Best Wishes JOHN SYLVIA GLICKMAN ' S TRUCKING INC. Garfield bt. Hayes St. Acushnet, Mass. Acushnet, Mass. 187 Floral Arrangements GRACIA BROS. for All Occasions Excavating Contractors PERRY THE FLORIST 9 Cross St. Fairhaven, Mass. . 997-9714 72 Spring Street New Bedford, Mass. CLIFF DeSOUZA, Prop. Phone 992-0766 Complete Repairs and Alterations Free Pickup and Delivery YANKEE BOAT SHOP Name Brand Shoes tor Men, Women and Children NEW FAIRHAVEN CLEANERS AND DYERS, INC. Fairhaven Shopping Plaza Fairhaven, Mass. 27 Center Street Fairhaven, Mass. Phone 992-9254 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 te co (x) RAPOSA ' S SERVICE STATION MANUEL A. RAPOSA, Prop. MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK J. FARRELL JR. . _ .. . . Repairing—Lubrication—Accessories 446 Washington Street Telephone Fairhaven, Mass. 992-8608 TOUU Tel. WYman 7-9336 00 (w) V vSC ' RUSH ROSELAWN FARM V EGGS DUMAS MARKET Fresh Eggs—Dressed Poultry Chicken and Turkeys Bar-B-Qued or Roasted 77 Pleasant St. Fairhaven, Mass. Tel. WY 7-9886 ALBERT M. GONSALVES Washington Street FAIRHAVEN, MASS. 188 Compliments of Compliments of MA RAFFA’S PA RAFFA ' S ITALIAN RESTAURANT ITALIAN RESTAURANT 85 Rockdale Ave. New Bedford Compliments of Compliments of CARL F. BRITTO, JR. PARK MOTORS, INC. District Agent 74 North St. OLDSMOBILE Fairhaven, —Mass. 67-69 Middle St. Fairhaven, Mass. THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Milwaukee Compliments of Compliments of KARL ' S SUPPLY CO. NEIGHBORHOOD ESSO STATION 16 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. Auto Repairs — All Kinds 823 Kempton St. New Bedford, Mass. Phone 992-8630 Compliments of PIER 4 MARINE SERVICE SUPPLY ROLAND’S TIRE SERVICE, INC. New Bedford Mass. 1 1 Howland Road Fairhaven, Mass. 189 MAMMOTH MART SELF SERVICE DEPARTMENT STORE Route 6 Fairhaven, Mass. MIKE ' S ITALIAN-AMERICAN RESTAURANT Route 6 714 Washington Street 6-9331 190 Congratulations Congratulations From From A FRIEND HOWARD MOTORS INC. 449 North St. New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of Best Wishes From AL ' S FISH CHIPS C AND C FLOOR CLEANING WY 6-9859 Compliments of THE ARISTOCRACY JACKSON ' S VARIETY takes time out from eating to say good-bye 1 to FHS and thank God we made it. WAH MAY RESTAURANT Compliments of 3 1 Center Street Fairhaven ROMEO PACKAGE 992-8668 STORE Chinese Food—our specialty 191 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 From HATHAWAY MACHINERY CO., INC. AND HATHAWAY-BRALEY WHARF CO., INC. 2A Water St. Fairhaven Compliments of THE CAFETERIA LADIES Best Wishes FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT Popes Island, New Bedford Tel. 997-2782 Congratulations Class of ' 69 MR. AND MRS. J. F. R. I Tel. WY 5-4212 Rose Bed Planting a Specialty Estimates Cheerfully Given— ROSELAND NURSERY SPECIALIZING IN POTTED ROSE BUSHES —Over 300 Varieties— Garden Supplies—Trees—Ornamentals 247 Main St. Acushnet, Mass. 193 EAT 69 ALDEN STREET New England’s Most Outstanding 39c Cellophane Bag Line FALL RIVER, MASS. Compliments of HOYT MANUFACTURING CORP. SOUTH OF THE BORDER LOUNGE 24 Cove Road Dartmouth, Mass. Proprietors; ALICE MATTOS AND JULIE HENRIQUES Compliments of FAIRHAVEN HIGH CUSTODIANS L. Roderick J. Kidd R. Jenney V. Bonczek 194 Compliments of D A STAMPS NEW BEDFORD WIRE IRON WORKS, INC. 62 South Main St. Acushnet, Mass. 02743 U.S. and Foreign Stamps and Covers 21 Beetle St. New Bedford, Mass. Chain Link Fencing Congratulations From Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 JOE RAY KEN THE CARREIRO FAMILY HILLTOP VARIETY Compliments of ) 335 Main Street Fairhaven, Mass. DAN ' S MARKET Open 7 Days a Week 342 Main St. Fairhaven In the Center of Town Center liquors, inc. Compliments of 531 2 Main St. Fairhaven, Massachusetts FREE DELIVERY 992-8450 MAXFIELD PLUMBING 195 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 Best Wishes from HOWDY ' S to the Class of ' 69 1230 Purchase St. New Bedford GOLLIS of NEW BEDFORD Compliments of D ' s VARIETY Men’s and Women ' s Apparel 562-566 Pleasant St. New Bedford, Mass. 997-7202 235 Main Street Fairhaven STEVE ' S COFFEE SHOP Best Wishes From 66 William St. New Bedford, Mass. GUY ' S PHARMACY Courtesy of Compliments of A FRIEND ROBERT R. NORRIS Barber Shop Certified Hair Stylist 356 Main St., Fairhaven 994-9812 Ice Cream and Sandwich Shoppe 358 Main St. Fairhaven 996-9319 WEBER ' S WEBER ' S Sauna Baths Open 6 A.M.-II P.M.—7 Days Open 8:30 A.M.-6 P.M. Evenings by Appointment Breakfast and Light Lunches Milk l 2 Gal.—Bread 197 Congratulations to the Class of 1969 THE SYMPHONY Route 6 Mattapoisett, Mass. I. SHOP JOHN and MARY PANDOLFI 758-2195 758-6225 Selection Qaulity Service POMG Peace of Mind Guaranteed Money Cheerfully Refunded Within 30 Days of Purchase If Not Satisfied ) LA FRANCE JEWELER Certified Gemologist REGISTERED JEWELER—MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 763 Purchase Street New Bedford, Mass. JEWELERS Order Your Class Ring Now Boy ' s From 35.95 Girl ' s From 29.95 902 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of ACUSHNET ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. 240 North Water St. New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of LEEDS AND NORTHRUP CO. North Wales, Penn. INSIST ON DAVIDSON ' S MacGregor Brand Meat Products 424 South Second St. New Bedford, Mass. Winning Favor With Our Flavor JUSTLEY ' S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION 47 Howland Road Fairhaven, Mass. Telephone 997-7513 199 w Reg. Embalmer Notary Public Compliments of 0 cv-ex- (oczdi ' KGt NORTHERN-D G ELECTRIC Lie. Funeral Director MOTOR CO. Baylies Sq. Funeral Home, Inc. _ ■ o07 . 512 No. Front St. Horn. T.l 997-0433 New Bedford, Mass. Bus ' ,,4 ' 220 ° 9 North Street New Bedford, Mass. Best Wishes to Class of ' 69 CUSHING ' S Established 1877 PAT McKENNA Leather Goods—Luggage Union at Seventh New Bedford, Mass. 21 1 Union St. New Bedford, Mass. 992-5318 • Compliments of NEW BRIDGE RESTAURANT TEL. 992-7936 CHARLES SHAPIRO CHARLIE ' S SPORT STORE THE STORE THAT CATERS TO THE SPORTSMAN 994-8021 884 Purchase Street New Bedford, Mass. Specializing in Lobster and Steak Opposite Olympia Theatre Tel. 992-7936 Compliments of FARIA ' S MARKET CAROL ' S BEAUTY SALON 186 Sconticut Neck Rd. Fairhaven, Mass. 993-3408 33 Center St. Meat — Groceries — Stuffed Quohog ' s 997-1412 Homemade Sweet Bread 8 CM i Compliments of EARL L. HOLDEN INC. 741 Ashley Blvd. New Bedford Tel. 995-2636 Compliments of � A FRIEND NOVICK JEWELERS 794 Purcha se Street New Bedford, Mass. 994-8582 POOR BROTHERS Jewelers 196 Union St. New Bedford Compliments of HARBOR BEACH CLUB Congratulations From FAIRHAVEN LUMBER CO. HOME BUILDING ALTERATIONS GARAGES WY 3-2611 I I 8 Alden Rd. Yes—We Deliver ROOFING PORCHES SIDEWALKS 202 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 69 Compliments of MONTE ' S CAFE 674 Pleasant St. NEW BEDFORD MASS. MR. AND MRS. DANIEL MATTOS, Prop. ABEL VICTORINO Plastering and Ceramic Tile Compliments of Tel. 994-8034 31 Hawthorne St. Fairhaven, Mass. FURTADO ' S DAIRY Compliments of Good Luck Class of 1969 OLD DUTCH CLEANERS DIAMANTINE HENRIQUES Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 Good Luck and Best Wishes THE MATTOS FAMILY NORWAY CAFE INC. 1035 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. ALFREDO FARIAS, Manager RITZ CAFE AMERICAN LEGION 149 Cove St. New Bedford, Mass. AUX. POST 166 Proprietors, JAMES HENRIQUES AND ALSUINO CORDEIRO Wishes to the Class of ' 69 Best of Luck 204 From Compliments of A FRIEND Bride ' s Showcase at V.M.—C.N.C. COUNTRY CASUALS Acushnet, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of SCHWARTZ BUILDING SUPPLY CO. THE SURRY SHOP 2161 Acushnet Ave. Compliments of Compliments of RONNIE ' S WELDING ESTHER’S RESTAURANT JUSTLEY ATLANTIC STATION Congratulations to the Class of 69 47 Howland Road Fairhaven Tel. 3-7513 Specializing in Body and Fender Repairing and Painting Joe and Dave Vostley MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. GARDELLA 205 Best Wishes From REC VEC, INC. 955 So. Water St. Recreational Vehicles of All Kinds SUZUKI MOTORCYCLES—SKAMPER CAMPERS AVALON TRAVEL TRAILERS—SEA SHARK SAILBOATS Sales—Rental—Service Good Luck, Class of 69 PACHECO ' S HARDWARE 959 So. Water St. New Bedford, Mass. For All Your Household Needs Compliments of LAMBETH ROPE CORPORATION Compliments of THE NEST RESTAURANT AND DINER Fairhaven Road, Route 6 at the Herring Run Mattapoisett RESTAURANT 758-2901 DINER 758-6578 206 Congratulations Class of ' 69 New Bedford NEW ENGLAND ' S FINEST SPECIALITY STORES Best of Luck From FAIRHAVEN VARSITY CLUB 207 Congratulations FLEURENT CONSTRUCTION CORP. VICTOR N. FLEURENT Pres. NORMAND ' S SALES AND SERVICE 87 Main St. Fairhaven Service and repairs on all makes washing machines, dryers, vacuum cleaners 997-0978 Compliments of BOWLMOR LANES 22 County Rd. Mattapoisett Tel. 758-6783 Compliments of HOLIDAY INN 208 Compliments of D. N. KELLY SON, INC. MARINE RAILWAYS ROLAND ' S TIRE SERVICE, INC. Specializing in Recapping TIRES—BATTERIES—VULCANIZING Distributor for Cooper Tires I I Howland Rd. Fairhaven, Mass. 997-4501 209 w Telephone Office Systems WYman 9-6058 Engineers Compliments of BRUNO ' S BUSINESS SUPPLY CO. BERUBE REFRIGERATION WASHER SERVICE Specializing in Body and Fender 1913 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. 993-2867 Compliments of Phones: 993-8614 ROTCH ST. MARKET BAY STATE � PIANO ORGAN CO. EXCLUSIVE DEALERS FOR Wurlitzer Pianos and Organs ANTONE DUTRA, Proprietor Fairhaven, Mass. JACK BISSON 789 Mt. Pleasant St. Prop. New Bedford, Mass. 02745 Compliments of ESTHER ' S KITCHEN MANNY ' S SHELL STATION Home Cooked Food and Pastry 53 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. r Phones: Shop 2-7713 Nites 5-4203 EVENING APPOINTMENTS J J CHEVRON 24 HR. WRECKING SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING BODY FENDER REPAIRS FLEET WORK Qrltlalj’s ttfrtitol Jlalnn r Joints of J)ishnchon John Panek sag cottage st. Prop. NEW BEDFORD 1 142 ACUSHNET AVE. TEL WYMAN 4-7851 NEW BEDFORD, MASS. r N O Compliments of ARLAN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. 139 Hathaway Road New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of FAIRHAVEN LUMBER Compliments of MR. JAMES Hair Stylist Compliments of FAIRHAVEN FUNERAL HOME GUY VOLTERRA 94 Raymond St. 212 FREDDIE JONES Estimates 995-6606 Wheel Alignment Service W. CORMIER SON 179 Kempton St. Interior and Exterior Painting New Bedford, Mass. Bill Cormier 212 Milford St. New Bedford, Mass. Best Wishes Class of ' 69 Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION FAIRHAVEN POST 166 PIONEER MARKET Fairhaven, Mass. In Memory of VIC REBELLO DENNIS MELLO Good Luck in The Mello Family the Future 69 ' ers CLASSIC TROPHY ENRAVING CO. MR. GEORGE LEBLANC Manufacturers and Distributors Dartmouth, Mass. 213 -A MARIANNE LAUNDERETTE Berdon Plaza Washington Street Fairhaven, Mass. 996-0731 Closed Wednesday ALMA ' S YARN SHOP Domestic and Imported Yarns Knitting Instructions 34 Middle St. Fairhaven, Mass. Alma Johnson Knitting Accessories and Notions Ask Your Hairdresser Which Smart Look Is Your Look! TINA ' S Clip Curl Beauty Salon Bridge Street and Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. 992-6483 Compliments of MACEDO ' S PHARMACY 405 Rivet Street New Bedford, Mass. Congratulations Class of ' 69 A GOULART ' S SQUARE FRIEND BAKERY Rivet Street New Bedford, Mass. 214 Compliments of Compliments of GULF HILL DAIRY MR. AND MRS. GEORGE A. BUNNELL JR. Gulf Rd. South Dartmouth, Mass. Good Luck Class of 1969 FAIRHAVEN PHARMACY 208 Main St. 619 Washington St. 997-0006 997-9408 COMPLIMENTS OF 215 Residence 994-5739 Business 997-4649 G R PAINTING CONTRACTORS Interior and Exterior Paper Hanging and Ceilings Free Estimates New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of A FRIEND M A FRIEND H.F.H.S. 216 92 OF ne cuss of 217 a Autn graphs t I t ■ 4