Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1970 volume:

Zhe Mutt lestoman Jairhaven High School Class Of 1970 Jairhaven, Massachusetts JSJo Mm Js No man is an island, entire of itself; Every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main; If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, As well as if a promontory were, As well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own were; Any man’s death diminishes me, because I am i nvolved in mankind; And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; It tolls fcr thee. Devotions XVII John Donne 2 Am Island No man is an island No man stands alone Each man’s joy is joy to me Each man ' s grief is my own. We need one another so I will defend Each man as my brother Each man as my friend. Joan Whitney Alex Kramer Jn MeMoriam Charles C. But wist le Sducator And driend 4 ' Dedication Principal ’s M essage •faculty Activities Sports Underclassmen Seniors Directory Advertisements 5 � r ,i ' A ' VVVvH ' ♦♦A wvvVCj i c� WMu2j 44 . 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He has been an inspiring individual, but most of all, he has been a friend. It is with sincere thanks, Mr. Silva, that we dedicate our yearbook to you. 6 1 ■j mT j 1 SI ' jjgtl §jj __ 1 I- A T ® A VI . fl Jjr 1 M J I m A Message Jrom Zke Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1970, You will be faced with many problems which, in a de¬ mocracy, must be the concern of all. No one man or his nation can assume a position of isolationism in today’s world. You all have a responsibility to form the future of this nation, and your efforts will be judged by others who will follow in your steps. The direction that you decide upon will determine whether our nation will continue as an able and unselfish leader among the nations of the world. My congratulations to you as you receive your diplo¬ mas from Fairhaven High School. May you have contin¬ ued success in the future and may you represent your school in life with honor and distinction. Stanley J. Grabiec t- 7 STANLEY J.GRABIEC B.S., M.A. University of Rhode Island Columbia Teachers’ College Principal CARLTON C. ALBRITTON B.S.E., M.S.E. Southern State College State College at Bridgewater Vice-Principal DORIS D. BRUCE B.S., M.Ed. Boston University Bridgewater State College Director of Guidance FERNANDO SILVA B.S., M S. Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute Bridgewater State College Guidance 8 MABEL H. KNIPE A.B., A M. Tufts University Boston University Head of English Department MARGARET C. HOWLAND A.B. Wheaton College SUSAN C. TRAFTON B.A. Gordon College English EDITH M. MOORE A.B. Wheaton College LOUISE BOYCE B.S. Fitchburg State College Librarian MABEL B. PINA A.B. Boston University College of Liberal Arts English, Speech MARGUERITE D. BRASOR PH.B. University of Vermont Columbia University EVELYN F. SHAPIRO B.S., M S. ED. State College at Bridgewater Southeastern Massachusetts University 9 Yes, class, Jack really did climb the beanstalk. 10 No, not the Boards” you use to build houses!!! DONALD J. B. DUFOUR B.A., M.Ed. Assumption College Bridgewater State College Head of Language Department French EDITH G. DIAS A.B. Brown University Latin, French Not another histoire” from Laurie! 12 PIERRE A. PAQUIN A.B. Stonehill College State College at Bridgewater French, U. S. History STEPHEN BARRITEAU A.B. Stonehill College University of Rhode Island State College at Bridgewater Spanish I and II Canguages JOHN G. MALCOLM B.S. New Bedford Institute of Technology Bridgewater State College Head of the Mathematics Department IONA J. KUNZ B.S. Simmons College Don’t worry, I don’t understand it either!! 14 Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute Algebra, Geometry x _ henTiostate_ 3 matics All saps take calculus (DO THEY???) This is a blackboard!! 15 Science RAYMOND G. BOYCE B.S. Ed., M. Ed. Fitchburg State Bridgewater State Boston College Colby College Head of Science Dept. Chemistry MELVIN ENTIN B.S. Ed. University of Rhode Island Biology JOHN HAALANDJR. B.S.E.E. Southeastern Massachusetts University Bridgewater State College Physics, Chemistry, Biology VIRGINIA KOWAL B.S. Ed. University of Massachusetts Rhode Island College Biology KEVIN CADIEUX M. Ed. in Guidance, B.S. University of Maine Bridgewater State College Math, Chemistry 17 EDWARD F TRAINOR A.B., M.A Boston University Bridgewater State College Head of Social Studies Department Why don’t ya come up and see me sometime?” CHARLES F. FOLEY B.S. Ed. Bridgewater State College U.S. History, Economics And-a-one, and-a-twc 18 ROBERTA. MARGESON B.A. Suffolk University Political Science U.S. History U.S. Government A. JEAN CAMPBELL B. S. University of Minnesota Economics 19 RUTH S. ROBINSON B.S. Ed Salem State College Stenography Transcription MANUEL FONTES B.S., B.A., M.Ed. Boston College Accounting Law RAYMOND J. SULLIVAN B.S., M.Ed. Boston University Stenography I, Typing, Personal Typing STELLA S. BOROWI EC B.S. Bridgewater State College Southeastern Massachusetts Un iversity Boston University Typing, Accounting LINDA S. POIRIER B.S. Ed. Bryant College Accounting I, Typing I, Business Law 20 I’d rather do it myself! How can they misspell their own name? 21 Tine Arts JOSEPH F. RAPOZA B.S. Bradford Durfee College of Technology Art JACK McCRACKEN B.M., M.M. Oberlin College New England Conservatory of Music Vocal Music ROBERT J. CLARKSON B.A. Northern Conservatory of Music Berklee School of Music Instrumental Music Practical Jrts JOSEPH LEBLANC Printing PETER J BOROWIEC Fitchburg State College Bridgewater State College Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute Northeastern University Shop, Industrial Arts. PETER P ANTHONY B.S.. M E. Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institutc Bridgcwater State College Rhode Island College Mechanical Drawing Full speed ahead. Practical Jrts EVELYN S. PURSLEY B.S. Ed. Fitchburg State College Framingham State College Foods and Nutrition Family Living KATHRYN N. McCOLLESTER B.S. in Home Economics University of Missouri Southeastern Massachusetts University Clothing Physical Education MELVIN ENTIN B.S. University of Rhode Island Director of Athletics Physical Education SALLY daSILVA B.S. in Education Bowling Green State University Girls’ Physical Education Girls’ Basketball Coach MILTON RICE JR. B.S. Springfield College Boys’ Physical Education Track Coach Who put the bubble bath in the whirlpool? EVELYN L. MARTIN The Kinyon School Secretary to the Principal ALDA H. HAYWARD Guidance Secretary RITA C. CHAMPAGNE The Campbell School Secretary to the Vice-Principal LOUISE F. DENNIE R.N. Truesdale Hospital Scho ol Nurse Secretarial Staff And School Nurse 26 Zke Cafeteria Staff 27 Custodians 28 30 ... We need one another so J will defend Sack man as my brother Sack man as my friend. . . Zke Huttlestonian Staff Associate Editor Jane Howland, Co-editor Shelley Lauzon, Co-editor Claudia Silva. As Senior year passed quickly by, the ambitious and hard-working members of the Huttlestonian staff gave many hours of their time to produce the 1970 yearbook. Finally surmounting numer¬ ous difficulties, the editors found the job to be hectic, but rewarding. We thank those who willingly gave ot their time to compile this fourty-fourth edi¬ tion of the Huttlestonian. 32 Zke Spray Staff Under the guidance of Mrs. label Knipe, the Spray staff forks to publish interesting nd enjoyable news concerning ae student body. Several worthwhile projects are spon- ored by the paper each year. It ias become a popular addition o Fairhaven High School. The Editors french Club The French Club permits each member to take part in activities re¬ lated to French customs. The mem¬ bers have had a busy and productive year of educational experiences through their meetings conducted in French, the Mardi Gras celebra¬ tion, and their traditional trip to a French restaurant in Boston. I be officers are Laurie Condon, president; Claudia Sobral, vice pres¬ ident; Rosemary Fernandes, secre¬ tary; Kay Bennett, treasurer. The Key Club is a service organization spon¬ sored by the Kiwanis Club. This was a very ac¬ tive and prosperous year for the organization. They sponsored a drive for muscular dystrophy and for the needy families during the Thanks¬ giving season. They also offered their service to the various activities and aided in many pro¬ grams. The officers are: Charles Humphreys, president; Edward Wojcik, vice president; Frank Almeida, secretary; and Richard Martin, treasurer. 34 Student Council The Student Council, the gov¬ erning body at F.H.S. had a busy and profitable year working towards abolishing the dress code and acquiring a new juice machine for the cafeteria. They also spon¬ sored a collection for needy families during Christmas. The officers are Charles Hum¬ phreys; president; Diane Berberian, vice president; Gary Valerio, secretary-treasurer. 35 Zke Zraffic Squad The head monitors are: Jane Tucker, John Fitts, Cheryl Borowicz and Randy Sylvia. The Traffic Squad is a group of appointed students who try to control the chaos of the cor¬ ridors. Although criticized by the students it is a much need¬ ed organization. 36 Zhe American Held Service Club The A.F.S. Club is responsi¬ ble for the welfare of the for¬ eign exchange students in the school, and for contributing to the treasury of the local A.F.S. Chapter. This year they hosted a foreign exchange student convention along with the lan¬ guage clubs of F.H.S. The officers are: Luiz Za- nolli, president; Shelley Lau- zon, vice president; Claudia Silva, secretary; and Marilyn Furtado, treasurer. r m l m • ■ . m ■j Jt m Erfl m mPM Zhe Jrl Club The Art Club enables its members to improve their artistic abilities. It is instructed by Mr. Rapoza, the art teacher at F.H.S. 37 Chess Club Members of the Chess Club work on improving their skills and strategies. This year the school provided them with new chess sets. 38 7 Zhe Spanish Club The Spanish Club, only recently originat¬ ed, provides an opportunity for students in¬ terested in Spanish culture, to participate in activities. The club’s Breaking of the Pina- tas,” in conjunction with the Key Club, was held to raise money for a future trip by the Spanish Club to a Spanish restaurant. Audio-Visual Club Audio-Visual Club is a service orga¬ nization aimed at helping the teachers with projectors, films, and other related equipment. 39 Juture Homemakers Sewing Club The Sewing Club is an activity that allows students who enjoy handwork an opportunity to be creative. For the Christmas season the girls made Christmas trees and ornaments. Knitting Club Girls who enjoy knitting have found great pleasure in the Knit¬ ting Club, under the direction of Mrs. Noyer. Cake Decorating Club The cake decorating club was or¬ ganized to teach girls the best way to make attractive looking pastries. Zke future Zeackers Future Teachers Club is an organization designed for those who are considering becoming teachers. Each year members visit area schools to practice teaching. The club dues, a basketball game against the Key Club, and a cake sale enable the club to award a scholarship to a senior at graduation. Zke future purses Future Nurses aids girls in choosing a desired school for nursing or other medical work. The officers are Kris Vez- ina, president; Debbie Ponte, treasurer; Sandy Lake, vice-president; Karen Janek, secretary ' . 41 Outdoor Wildlife j I i f ■ } Due to lack of facilities, The Outdoor Wild¬ life organization discovers the best spots for hunting, fishing, and other sporting activities by discussion. The members are eagerly awaiting Spring to welcome back the squirrels and their other little animal friends. library Club Under the direction, of Mrs. Boyce, the Library Club maintains the school scrapbook and the unsung task of keeping order in the library. Keys to finding useful in¬ formation for the student are a val¬ uable asset. L Navigation Club Seamanship, navigation, and ba¬ sics in marine engines are studied by those involved with the sea. Office Messengers The donations of free periods by helpful students keep order in the three offices. These generous acts bring the joyous news of what’s for lunch and who is to report to after-session. Ping Pong Club Ping Pong Club is for enjov- nent. It is found that ping pong re- ievcs tensions and builds a compet- tive spirit. 43 business Clubs ' wf ' i JBwVvim . 1 [ ! Accounting The Accounting Club enables students to con¬ centrate on their work so to become more know¬ ledgeable in accounting. Sports Zkeory Sports Theory is a club designed for increasing the general knowledge of sports. The members discuss theory, con¬ cepts, training techniques and team strategy. Members of the Science Club explore the field of chemistry and perform many strange and interesting experiments. 45 Mechanical drawing Mechanical drawing club builds on the background of the classroom. This is a great advantage in certain fields after grad¬ uation. Members of the Printing Club improve skills in printing and aid in publishing the Spray.” They also offer their services to or¬ ganizations, and are an important addition to FHS. Printing Wood Shop Wood Shop enables its members to work on proj¬ ects which can not be fin¬ ished in class time. This club also helps with the projects of school organi¬ zations when needed. 46 foreign Relations Club The Foreign Relations club, under the direction of Mr. Trainor, discusses current situations in the world and America’s posi¬ tion with other nations. Though a small group, the club studies these important events happening in today’s world and the background for these actions. Karate Club Basic skills and understandings of Karate are the objectives of the Karate Club, under the guid¬ ance of Mr. Margeson. Each member learns the necessary movements and precision timing through demonstrations by the advisor and club members, as well as a valuable knowledge of self-defense. Zke .Music Club District Orchestra And Wand From left to right: Phoebe Taylor, Marilyn Furtado, Susan Ramshead, Albert Gaucher, Curtis Macomber, and Reggie Alexion. Seated: Robin Hacking, Charlene Kenney, and Rosemary Fernandes; standing: Frank Fostin, Curtis Pollitt, Charles Dillingham, and David Gundersen. 0 j n Mi- State Albert Gaucher Phoebe Taylor Marilyn Furtado Absent - Curtis Macomber 49 Orchestra The members arc: Curtis Macomber, Marilyn Furtado, Lynne’ Davies, Yo¬ landa Bonito, Madelyn Hotte, Christine Kavilhaug, Regina Alexion, Susan Ramshead, Pauline Brazil, Phoebe Tay¬ lor. String Snsemble T)ance %and The members are: Richard Brenhan, Florence Perry, Linda Driesen, Charles Dillingham, Philip Mello, Robert Bac- hand, Robert Texeira, Phoebe Taylor, Regina Alexion, Dennis Daniels, Mary Lou Archambeau. Zhe Wand •--.. Majorettes BMfft iSs. i ■ 1 Ite j ' . :M ip Jfr ■ ' K, x HEAD MAJORETTE Beverly Martin Dale Fostin Marlene Livermento Becky Thoberge Shirley Faria Gloria Patasini Martha Sibor 51 Zhe Pep Squad This year the pep squad made their own uniforms. At the Thanksgiving Day game they aided the band in putting on a half-time show with a pa¬ rade of the flags from all the states. Their attendance at the games helped our team to vic¬ tory ' . Cheerleaders Hr ' J • J ' Ai M L K 1 ■ J 1 The cheerleaders zk, front row. Karen A lex- ion. Dawn Birtwistle, head - Ann Malones’, Cindy Joseph, Gayle Carvalho; back row. Joan Alexion. Charlene Kenney, Denise Breault, Kathleen Chandler. 53 Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports SpO Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports ttS Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports 55 yr v •Jig ,, - � V flP Eli ■ •• ' t • nj 1 Mitt ' Rf, Vh . WZm |H T , • l Back row lto r: D. Grindrod, J. Riggs, J. Cunha, R. Labrie,C. Jones, D. Almeida, J. Dupont, C. Hurley, S. Ponte, C. Taber, J. Fitts, J. Collins, M. Camacho, G. Valerio, C. Albritton, Mgr. R. Tetrault; middle row l to r: Coach Rice, C. Jones, W. Souza, G. Prein, S. Koska, R. Pease, R. Martin, W. Ingham, M. Blum, L. Gifford, R. Ri¬ vard, P. L’Etoile, R. Roderigues, M. Plante, Mgr. F. Almeida, Mgr. R. Kenworthy, Coach Losert; front row l to r: Coach Bellotti, E. Wojcik, C. Pollitt, S. Cadicux, E. Opozda, M. Rocha, D. Texeira, M. Amaral, L. C. Zanolli, C. Humphreys, D. Mello, R. Riggs, S. Gordon, Coach Cadieux. Scores In 1969, a new coach took the reigns of the F.H.S. football team. Coach Kevin Cadieux molded the first big winning combination in re¬ cent years. With the valuable help of fifteen seniors, the Blue piled up six victories, two losses, and a tie. The boys on this year’s squad worked hard at practice and harder in the stadium on Saturdays. Backed by a powerful student cheering sec¬ tion, the Devils brought back the great brand of football and well- known school spirit to the Fairhaven Stadium. F.H.S. . 21 - 18. . N.B. Voke F.H.S. . . 15 - 0. . . Wareham F.H.S. ...6-6 .D.-Y. F.H.S. . . 34 - 6.O.R.R. F.H.S. . 34 - 14 . . . Barnstable F.H.S. .41 - 20.Bourne F.H.S. . . 21 - 6.Case F.H.S. . 29 - 40 . . . Falmouth F.H.S. . . 0 - 35 . . Dartmouth 57 LINEMEN, l to r: S. Monty, E. Opozda, M. Amaral, C. Humphreys, S. Gordon, L. Gifford, S. Ponte. BACKS, to r: R. Pease, W. Ingham, S. Cadieux, D. Teixeira. J Winning Combination CO-CAPTAINS: M. Amaral, D. Teixeira. 58 COACHES, to r: M. Rice, J. Losert, J. Belotti, K. Cadieux. Ponte, you’re supposed to be the receiver . . . That’s better . . . and the fans went wild!!! 59 Dave does his thing . . . . . . and Chuck does his. Behind the scenes Front row: A. Lavcrdicrc, J. Jacobsen, T. Darling, S. Piela, M. Ribeiro, C. Martin, M. Amaral, L. Zanolli, L. Gifford; second row: G. Chandler, R. Labrie, C. Hurley, P. Skinner, S. Chicco, R. Pease, R. Dixon, M. Medeiros, P. Gifford, D. Labrie; third row: B. Young, G. Hammond, P. Medeiros, J. Fernandes, D. Garcia, B. Morgan, C. Chaples, J. Mills; last row: Coach Rice, Manager J. Vincent, R. Tetrault, M. Chavier, J. Fernandes, B. Morin, D. Grinrod, C. Grind], M. Robitaille. This year Fairhaven High School ended the season with a disappointing one and four dual meet record. Despite this poor record, Fairhaven had many outstanding performers and picked up many medals in both the Capeway Conference and Association meets. In Class D, we placed third and fifth in the 50-yard dash at the State meet. i I Coach said ballet would help!!” and the pain ... it was tremendous!” 64 mk ftk f i Sr Igg ■■ ' 2: Ar ■ m . i ■ rj JUNIOR VARSITY: Left to right: Paul Leclair, Chris Tapper, Steve Garro, Jimmy Cunha, Ronald Brault, Mike Camacho, Gary Felix, Dana Almeida, Kenny Hanson, Jeff Dupont. The 1969-1970 basketball season proved to be a very disappointing one for the Blue Devils. Having an inexperienced team, Coach Wayne Wilson did a fine job in bringing the team’s record to 6-6 in the Capeway Conference. The returning Juniors give Fairhaven an excellent chance to regain the once dominated Capeway Crown. Coach John Losert did a fine job with the Jayvee team, which is to be congratulated for their fine performances this season. The team ended the season in a tie for first place in conference play. 67 VARSITY: Left to right: Steve Koska, Gary Valerio, Carl Taber, Jerry Howland, Ricky Garro, Steve Ponte, Blair Fitts, Rico Correia, and Steve Cadieux. WON 6 LOST 11 Scores F.H.S. . . O.R.R. 49 F.H.S. . . .51 Taunton. 56 F.H.S. . . .53 Stang. 66 F.H.S. . . Taunton. 48 F.H.S. . . .65 Bourne. 45 F.H.S. . . .61 Wareham. 59 F.H.S. . . .66 Dartmouth. 51 F.H.S. . . Barnstable. 61 F.H.S. . . .40 Falmouth. 64 F.H.S. . . .36 Dennis-Yarmouth . 37 F.H.S. . . .56 Bourne. . 52 F.H.S. • • Wareham. • 43 F.H.S. . . .52 Dartmouth. • 38 F.H.S. . . .52 Barnstable. . 64 F.H.S. . . .52 Falmouth. • 69 F.H.S. . . .44 Dennis-Yarmouth . 48 F.H.S. . . .49 O.R.R. . • 63 68 Koska hits! Hey Ricardo, take a lesson!!! mm Little tiny hairs!! Hey, wherc ' d the ball go? 69 i J Ss VARSITY: Back row: H. Nicodemisen - Manager, K. Gouveia, S. Labonte, B. Tabet, M. Amaral, P. Cote, C. Corvelho, Coach DaSilva; middle row: V. Slater, N. Vic- torino, L. Davies, P. Renaud, G. Patasini, R. Cataldo, J. Howland; front row: F. Perry, S. Lauzon: Co-Captains. The girls’ basketball team, though disappointed at their final record, enjoyed an enthusiastic season. The morale and determi¬ nation of the girls remained high, even after several heart-breaking losses. As the season progressed, the squad showed tremen¬ dous improvement and the ability to play as a well-drilled team. Each girl participated eagerly and enthusiastically, and the entire team displayed good sportsmanship throughout the season. JUNIOR VARSITY: Back row: S. Ranshead - Manager,J. Gwozdz, D. Sylvia, S. Sakwa, P. Cordeiro.J. Sylvia, D. Younger; middle row:). Bennett,J. Sakwa, K. Kids- ton, C. Parc, L Marchand. front row: S. Laincy, K. Magncnt: Co-Captains. 74 J T ' XtT s z Captains Paul Mello and Jimmey Mitchcson with Coach Rice. 76 77 78 Pollitt??? I Standing, left to right: Coach Wayne Wilson, Paul Medeiros, Donald Arruda, Curtis Pollitt, Bruce Garifales, Carl Taber, Ronald Brault, Ricardo Correira, Mark Urbanek, Paul Skinner, Peter Delaney, Steven Koska, John Fernandes, Charles Adrian; kneeling: Jeffrey Dupont, Manuel Ribeiro, David Texeira, Steven Paquette, Joseph Almeida, Alan Laverdiere, Kenneth Hansen, Gerald Howland. The baseball teams should be commended for their fine dedication and the enthusiasm and good sportsmanship shown in their games. 79 Kneeling: Coach Edward Twarog; left to right: Manuel Chavier, James Gidley, Thomas Aiex- ion, Christopher Blackburn, James Townley, Peter Harriman, David Mitchell, and Dana Pierce. Zennis 81 i e i a s Leading our class are Pres. Susan Labonte; Vice-Pres. Gary Valerio; Secretary, Kathy Gouveia; and treasur¬ er Joanne Bennett. s Our Executive Board this year are Cynthia Hanczaryk, Debbie Ponte, Martha Sibor, Joan Alexion, Paul L’Etoile, and Richard Terrault. The HUTT Staff: Martha Sibor, Gary Valerio, Beverly Tabot, Dana Almeida, Carl Albritton, Irene Rcsendes 84 The class of ’72 started off with a real bang! We let all the Upperclassmen know that we weren’t there to be racked on. And so, our fantastic Sophomore year began. For our class project we drafted the idea of selling magazines. Also, we ac¬ quired The Bomb” as our mascot. We are looking forward to out next two years at Fairhaven High School, and we intend to leave our legacy behind. It’s hookin’ time . . . Roch! The class of ’71 felt distinguished upon the arrival of their rings in Octo¬ ber. In an effort to raise money for the Junior Prom and other future class ac¬ tivities, we sponsored the sale of Schrafft’s candies. Due to the success of our class project with the helpful guidance of Mr. An¬ thony we Juniors were the first to boast a free Junior Prom, which was held in May. A Time For Us” was the theme of our prom. Although we treasure the memories of our Junior year we look forward to the new experiences of being Seniors. Class Of 1971 Class Officers: Phillip Mello, president; Daniel Costa, vice-president; Becky Fleisch, secretary; and Gary Ham¬ mond, treasurer. Executive Board: Albert Gaucher, Edward Zeiba, Kathy Magnant, Karen Hanczaryk, Mark Medeiros, Jane Ryle and Shelley Alphonse. 86 Boy, do these old lockers give ya the spooks!!! Won’t they ever get the sizes right?! 87 J Class Officers FRANK ALMEIDA Vice-President DAWN BIRTWISTLE Secretary SHELLEY LAUZON Treasurer CHARLES HUMPHREYS President The Class of 1970 elected officers early in their Senior year to guide them through the many projects and activities they would undertake before graduation. These officers arranged class projects, which included selling candy and Senior Play tickets, and planned the Prom, banquet, and other class functions. Their leadership has helped us throughout Sen¬ ior year, and their efforts to make our last year at F.H.S. a memorable one have succeeded. Executive Board From left to right: Jane Howland Claudia Sobral Ann Maloney Deborah Morris Michael Amaral 90 Honor Society The Fairhaven High School Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1927. The attainment of mem¬ bership in this society, which is both an honor and a responsibility, has been the ultimate aim of all students. The mem¬ bers must be willing and able to uphold the ideals of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Our advisor is Mrs. Edith Dias, and the officers are: Kathleen Perry, President; Jane Howland, Vice-President; Rosemary Fernandes, Secre¬ tary; and Carol Santos, Treasurer. ■ Members: Richard Garro Rosemary Fernandes Carol Santos Laurie Condon Joanne Chicco Jane Howland Philip Gidley Shelley Lauzon Kathryn Bennett Linda Driesen Kathleen Perry Judith Tyson Curtis Macomber 91 j The Queen and her Court junior Prom Lady-in-waiting Bette Cun ha The Queen and her date 92 Multi-colored flowers, brilliant streamers, and col¬ orful lights set the mood for our Junior Prom, the theme of which was Once Upon A Dream. Susan Torres, last year’s Lady-In-Waiting, crowned Kathleen Morgan Queen. Lady-In-Waiting Bette Cunha and other members of the court, Kathryn Ben¬ nett, Dawn Birtwistle, Kathleen Bouley, Gayle Car¬ valho, Pamela Holden, Ann Maloney, Deborah Mor¬ ris, and Donna Sowa joined in the traditional Grand March, led by Charles Humphreys, Vice-President of the Junior Class. The evening ended, leaving everyone with many fond memories. Ann and Mike enjoy a dance. W1 94 Junior Day exercises were held on June 6, 1969. Sadness filled the Larch Avenue auditori¬ um as the Seniors turned over the responsibility of their class to us. The program began with the entrance of the Juniors, each wearing a yellow rose, to Pomp and Circumstance” by Elgar. Silence quickly spread as the solemn seniors entered, in caps and. gowns, to Entree de Procession” by Batiste. Susan Furtado, senior soloist, played Concert- piece” by H. Sitt. The junior soloist, Curtis Ma- comber, performed Praeludium and Allegro” by Kreisler on the violin. The Mantle Oration, sym¬ bolic of leadership, was delivered by Susan Torres, President of the Class of 1969, and re¬ ceived by Dawn Birtwistle, President of the Class of 1970. Mr. Stanley J. Grabiec, principal, presented scholastic awards to outstanding students, and Mr. Melvin Entin, athletic director, presented athletic awards. Jane Howland received the Col¬ lege Club Book Award from Mrs. Hugh B. Dar¬ den Jr., and the Harvard Club Book Award was presented to Curtis Macomber by Mr. Cecil H. Whittier, Esquire. The Seniors’ Chorus sang Halls of Ivy” by Russell Vick, and departed to Cornelius Festival March” by Mendolssohn. The juniors exited to Pomp and Circumstance” by Elgar, marking the close of many memories for the Class of 1969, and a beginning for the Class of 1970. 95 Class History The class of 1970 began its high school career in he fall of 1966 at Elizabeth I. Hastings Junior High chool. Our first responsibility was to elect class offi¬ cers. We chose Kathy Morgan, President; Pamela Holden, Vice-President; Dawn Birtwistle, Secretary; Carol Silva, Treasurer. The Executive Board was com¬ prised of Steven Slade, Donna Sowa, Sharon Stone, Carol Santos, Evelyn Ellingssen, and Kim Mitchell. Our major project was the planning of our dance, Powder Puff Football.” In September of 1967 our first hectic day in Fairha- ven High School arrived. We were now Sophomores fighting for our recognition amongst the lofty upper¬ classmen. To direct us in our struggle were: Kathy Morgan, President; Pamela Holden, Vice-President; Dawn Birtwistle, Secretary; Maureen Harrison, Trea¬ surer. Assisting them was the Executive Board, com¬ posed of Shelley Lauzon, Carol Santos, Gayle Carval¬ ho, Charles Humphreys, and Jane Howland. In prepa¬ ration for our future activities we, guided by our advi¬ sor Mr. Borowiec, sold chocolate Easter bunnies. To assure us of our upperclassman status as Juniors, we received our class rings early in October. To lead us through this very important year, we elected Dawn Birtwistle, President; Charles Humphreys, Vice- President, Jane Tucker, Secretary; Andrew Rapp, Treasurer. Frank Almeida, Cheryl Borowicz, John Clark, Pamela Holden, and Ann Maloney made up the Executive Board. Mr. Borowiec once again guid¬ ed us in our class project of selling fruitcakes. In Janu¬ ary, Andrew Rapp left for New Zealand as Fairhav- en’s American Field Service representative. Shelley Lauzon, Jane Howland, Kathy Perry, Kay Bennett, Joanne Chicco, Rosemary Fernandes, Laurice Con¬ don, Philip Gidley, Richard Garro, Judith Tyson, Linda Driesen, and Curtis Macomber were inducted into the Honor Society in late March. Our Junior Prom, held on May 9 was a memorable occasion for everyone. The Larch Avenue Auditori¬ um was decorated with flowers and lights for our theme, Once Upon a Dream.” The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the beautiful queen, Kathy Morgan. She was attended byBette Cunha, her Lady-in-Waiting; Kathy Bouley, Debbie Morris, Donna Sowa, Dawn Birtwistle, Gayle Carvalho, Pam¬ ela Holden, Kay bennett, and Ann Maloney. The long awaited anticipation of being Seniors ended on Junior Day, when we assumed the responsi¬ bility of the school. In the traditional ceremony, Dawn Birtwistle accepted the symbolic mantle of leadership from the graduating Senior president. Soon the summer passed and our Senior year had finally arrived. We elected Charles Humphreys, Presi¬ dent; Frank Almeida, Vice-President; Dawn Birt¬ wistle, Secretary; and Shelley Lauzon, Treasurer as our class officers. The members of the Executive Board were: Michael Amaral, Bette Cunha, Jane Howland, Ann Maloney, Deborah Morris, and Claudia Sobral. With the aid of Mr. Silva, we sold boxes of candy for our class project. We were fortunate to have two for¬ eign exchange students this year. Carin Alfredsson came to us from Sweden and Luiz Zanolli, from Bra¬ zil. Our AFS student, Andrew Rapp, returned to us in January with much to tell everyone about New Zea¬ land. The senior play, Everybody’s Crazy,” was pre¬ sented on March 13 and 14. After long hours of re¬ hearsal, the cast put on a fine performance directed by Mr. Paquin. We all realized how close we were to ending our high school career on June 5. The Senior Prom was held at White’s Restaurant. This was the last dance we attended as a class and it will stay locked in our hearts forever. On June 7 the solemn Vespers ceremo¬ nies were held, followed on June 8 by our banquet, also at White’s Restaurant. The climax of all our high school days came on June 10, Graduation Day. This last day of achievement finished our collection of memories of Fairhaven High School. 1970 Class Will While browsing through the pages of our most sacred remains, you may chance upon this will which legally dis¬ tributes our personal property to fortunate,but utterly helpless individuals,who have the sympathy of the brilliant, kind- hearted, and charitable students of the Senior Class. CARIN ALFREDSSEN leaves her clogs to any Junior girl with strong feet. FRANK ALMEIDA leaves the cage” in shambles. CHERYL BOROWICZ leaves her red hair to DIANE BERBERIAN. DEBBIE MORRIS leaves her petiteness to JANE RYLE. CURTIS MACOMBER leaves his musical ability to PHOEBE TAYLOR. TED DAWSON leaves with his light blue boat sneakers. LUIZ ZANOLLI leaves his sun glasses to DAVE MONIZ. ROSEANNE CATALDO leaves MRS. DASILVA with peace. CLAUDIA SOBRAL leaves her curls to SUSAN SAKWA. CHARLIE HUMPHREYS leaves his activities to PHIL MELLO. KATHY MORGAN leaves gracefully (?) PHILIP GIDLEY leaves his brother. STEVE CADIEUX leaves the football field to STEVE PONTE. DAVE BROWN leaves his pillow in Room 7 to any tired Junior. SYLVIA WEBSTER leaves her web” for any Junior to get caught in. STEVE GORDON leaves slowly. CAROL SANTOS leaves her vocal cords to KAREN HANCZARYK. KRIS VEZINA leaves her tiny feet to BECKY FLEISCH. LITTLE EDMUND leaves his sled” in the junkyard?! MIKE PUSCIZNA leaves his mischievous ways to CRICKY TAPPER. MICHELLE MCDERMOTT leaves her singing in the corridors to SALLY WEDGE. BEVERLY MARTINS leaves her baton to SHIRLEY FARIA. JACKIE JACOBSEN leaves his quietness to ALBERT GAUCHER. RICHIE, HONOHAN, ROCH, AND AMARAL leave the bank parking lot. KAREN KIDSTON leaves her perfect 36,12-12-12. CINDI POWERS leaves her wardrobe to SYLVIA PUKULIS. JACKIE SYLVIA leaves the center to PAM AUFFREY. The HUTT EDITORS leave . . . exhausted but proud. MARK LAWRENCE leaves MR. DUFOUR. DAWNA SOWA leaves to wait for BRUCE. SHELLI LAUZON leaves her hot Volkswagen to YOGI SOUZA. KAY BENNETT leaves for the corner store. 7th PERIOD STUDY leaves the cafeteria a mess. CLAUDIA SILVA leaves her saddle shoes to CHARLENE KENNEY. AL LAVERDIERE leaves his curly hair to DENNIS BOLLEA. LINDA PREZNER leaves her tight skirts to CAROL SPROUSE. KATHY SMITH leaves her streak to a skunk. MARY BONCZEK leaves her height to BRENDA SANTOS. JERRY HOWLAND and EDDY WOJCIK leave COACH WILSON happily. JANE HOWLAND leaves MRS. KNIPE to worry about next year’s Spray. MARK JANUSZ flies away. BETTE CUNHA leaves her knee socks to DEBBIE SANTOS. LOIS TOOMEY leaves her craziness to MAG. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS leave a new can of baby powder in the locker room. MIKE ROCHA leaves his belly” to LINDSEY GIFFORD. RICKY GARRO leaves the furry sliderule case to any courageous Junior. Given in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred seventy, we do hereby proclaim this last will and testament, and here¬ by appoint Mr. Albritton executor. 97 We Salute . . . . . . MR. SILVA, our Senior Class Advisor, who has guided us through our many class activities. . . . MICHAEL AMARAL and FRANK ALMEIDA for being our Boys’ State Rep¬ resentatives, and SUSAN PFLUG for being our Girls’ State Representative. . . . SHELLEY LAUZON for receiving the DAR Award. . . .JANE HOWLAND, CHARLES HUMPHREYS, and CURTIS MACOMBER for being chosen Outstanding Teenagers of America. . . . OUR FOOTBALL TEAM for an outstanding season and a fine display of sports¬ manship. . . . COACH CADIEUX, who gave willingly of his time to produce an unforget¬ table football team. . . . CLAUDIA SOBRAL, SHELLEY LAUZON, and PHILIP GIDLEY for receiv¬ ing first, second, and third prizes respectively in the Voice of Democracy Contest. . . . THE SPRAY” STAFF, whose hard work provided FHS with an informative and interesting newspaper. . . . CHARLES HUMPHREYS for being presented the Jewish War Veterans Award. . . . MR. FONTES, whose patience and understanding aided us in the publication of the HUTTLESTONIAN. . . . THE HONOR SOCIETY for the outstanding achievements of its members. . . . SENIOR PLAY CAST for a memorable performance of Everybody’s Crazy.” . . . MR. PAQUIN for all his invaluable help in directing our Senior play. . . . SHARON PONTE for being selected for the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. . . . OUR TEACHERS who have unselfishly shared their knowledge with us. . . . CURTIS MACOMBER and MARILYN FURTADO who are members of the Greater Boston Youth Symphony. . . . MRS. MARTIN for maintaining order in the office. . . . MR. ALBRITTON for his guidance and friendship during our years at FHS. . . . DAVID GUNDERSEN, ROSEMARY FERNANDES, FRANK FOSTIN, ROBIN HACKING, CURT POLLITT, CHARLES DILLINGHAM, CHAR¬ LENE KENNEY who were selected for the vocal division of the Southeastern Dis¬ trict Concert and CURTIS MACOMBER, MARILYN FURTADO, PHOEBE TAYLOR, REGGIE ALEXION, and ALBERT GAUCHER who were selected for the instrumental division. . . . CURTIS MACOMBER, MARILYN FURTADO, PHOEBE TAYLOR, and ALBERT GAUCHER for being our All-State Representatives. . . . RICHARD MARTIN, STEVE KOSKA, GERALD HOWLAND, and MI¬ CHAEL AMARAL for being selected Players of the Week by the New Bedford Standard-Times. High Honors Kathryn Bennett Joanne Chicco Rosemary Fernandes Jane Howland Kathleen Perry Honors Karen Bernier Paula Pilat Laurie Condon Carol Santos Linda Driesen Virginia Slater Philip Gidley Donna Sowa Cynthia Joseph Jane Tucker Shelley Lauzon Judith Tyson Curtis Macomber MICHAEL STEPHEN AGUIAR NANCY LEE AKIN MICHAEL STEPHEN AGUIAR Mike” Industrial Am Nothing worries him and nothing hurries him.” Bom: July 19, 1951; Ambition: To be well known; Favorite Expression: You wish it.’ ; Pet Peeve: School; Suppressed Desire: To live forever; Happiest When: Outside and free; Probable Fate: Go in the Navy; Salient Characteristic: Bell- bottoms. NANCY LEE AKIN Nance” College Her future is planned, third finger, left hand. Bom: August 11,1952; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: That cracks me up!;” Pet Peeve: U.S. Marine Corps; Suppressed Desire: To be able to grant all wishes; Happiest When: With Don; Probable Fate: Married to Don; Salient Characteristic: Disorganization. MARIA ALFREDSSON FRANK PAUL ALMEIDA CARIN MARIA ALFREDSSON Swede” College Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes.” Bom: March 19, 1952; Ambition: To travel; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Guess what?;” Pet Peeve: Peo¬ ple without fantasy; Surpassed Desire: To never be tired; Happiest When: Making people laugh; Probable Fate: Live on a farm; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Accent. FRANK PAUL ALMEIDA Paco” College He is everybody’s friend.” Sort;; January 21, 1953; Ambition: Go to college and become a marine biologist; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Such is life.;” Pet Peeve: Math 12 quizzes; Suppressed Desire: To see the F.H.S. track team have at least one undefeated season before the year 2000; Happiest When: At basketball games, watching the cheerleaders (1 wonder why?); Probable Fate: Equipment manager for a pro football team; Salient Characteristic: Distinction. MICHAEL T. ALMOND Mike” Business The last four years of high school are the hard¬ est.” Bom: December 5, 1951; Ambition: Go to school for electronics; Favorite Expression: Cen¬ sored;” Pet Peeve: When someone starts to throw the Bull;” Suppressed Desire: To own a recording studio; Happiest When: I’ve had a few ' too many; Probable Fate: A bum. Salient Charac¬ teristic: Height. MICHAEL DAVID AMARAL Miguel” College He will find a way or make one.” Bom: April 11, 1952; Ambition: Physical Educa¬ tion teacher; Favorite Expression: ' 111 crack you!;” Pet Peeve: Study halls; Suppressed Desire: To take the cheerleaders to college; Happiest When: Doing little favors for others; Probable Fate: General manager New York Jets; Salient Characteristic: Broad shoulders. MICHAEL T ALMOND MICHAEL DAVID AMARAL 101 SUSAN ANDRADE Super Bee Business ■ ' Full of fun and mischief too. Bom: October 4, 1952; Ambition: Key Punch Operator; Favorite Expression: What a jerk!;” Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than other people; Suppressed Desire: To slide down the bannisters of FHS; Happiest When: With cer¬ tain friends!; Probable Fate: Full time babysit¬ ter!; Salient Characteristic: Dimples. ROBERT PAUL BACHAND Bash ’ College A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Bom: October 28, 1952; Ambition: Photogra¬ pher; Favorite Expression: Bagism;” Pet Peeve: Maxi-coats; Suppressed Desire: To have hair down to my knees; Happiest When: Not in school or work; Probable Fate: Owning Hugh Hefner; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: His walk. SUSAN ANDRADE ROBERT PAUL BACHAND NANCY CHARLOTTE BAKER Nanc” Business Very sensible, never rash.” Bom: April 22, 1952; Ambition: To be a secre¬ tary; Favorite Expression : days to the week¬ end.;” Pet Peeve: Doctors who wake you up at 6:30 A M.; Suppressed Desire: Trip around the world; Happiest When: At home with Misty, my dog; Probable Fate: Married; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Sincerity. DEBORAH LUCY BARBOZA Debbie” (Bubbles) College A glass of champagne, always bubbling over.” Bom: October 12, 1951; Ambition: To graduate from college and to become a teacher; Fawrite Expression: Oh! wow!;” Pet Peeve: Passing out papers in Mr. Barriteau’s room; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world and to help people; Happiest When: Having fun with friends; Proba¬ ble Fate: Having to teach kids taller than me; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Laugh. NANCY CHARLOTTE BAKER DEBORAH LUCY BARBOZA ELAINE JOAN BARITEAU Boo” Business Some think she’s bashful; others doubt it. Bom: September 12, 1952; Ambition: Hair¬ dresser; Favorite Expression: Oh Brother!;” Pet Peeve: Joey’s girl-watching; Suppressed Desire: To be an artist; Happiest When: With Joey; Probable Fate: To marry ' Joey; Salient Characteristic: Blue eyes. BARBARA ANNE BASSETT Bobbi” College 1 say little, but who knows what I think.” Bom: August 28,1952; Ambition: To have a big! family; Favorite Expression: Be a good dobee and Pet Peeve: Narrow minded people; Suppressed Desire: To own an orphanage; Hap¬ piest When: Doing things I like; Probable Fate: Unknown; Salient Characteristic: Flower dresses. f 02 ELAINE JOAN BARITEAU BARBARA ANNE BASSETT KATHRYN JANE BENNETT KAREN MARIE BERNIER KATHRYN JANE BENNETT Kay” College Sincerity and gaiety in one friendly person .” Born. July 50, 1952; Ambition: To graduate from college and to live a happy life, Fatonte Exp fu¬ sion: What now?!’’ Pel Peeve: Volkswagens with two flat tires; Suppressed Desire: To follow winter around the world, skiing; Happiest When: In New Hampshire; Probable Fate: Heavy¬ weight; Salient Characteristic: Contacts. KAREN MARIE BERNIER Business Her quiet manner brings forth her pleasant ways.’’ Bom: February 28, 1953; Ambition: To be an ac¬ countant; Favorite Expression: I don’t know ; Pet Peeve: People who think they know it all; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: Doing something I like: Proba¬ ble Fate: Housewife; Salient Characteristic: Sew¬ ing machine. DAWN BIRTWISTLE Birt” College A happy disposition is the gift of nature.” Bom: August 13, 1952; Ambition: To be happy in life; Favorite Expression: EEE!”; Pet Peeve: Paper people with plastic faces; Suppressed Desire: To never get older; Happiest When: Being my¬ self; Probable Fate: An undertaker; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Blond hair DONNA BISSONNETTE Business Let Silence be my guide.” Bom: December 14, 1951; Ambition: To be a legal secretary; Favorite Expression: Do you al¬ ways talk to yourself?”; Pet Peeve: Getting up on cold mornings just to go to school; Suppressed Desire: To travel the countryside in a car; Hap¬ piest When: With Danny; Probable Fate: Lady taxidriver; Salient Characteristic: Silence. ROLAND EUCLIDE BLOUIN Joey” College He walks as if he trod on eggs.” Bom: January 16. 1952; Ambition: To work in the White House; Favorite Expression: Aw come on!”; Pet Peeie: Erasing Mr. Cipp’s boards; Suppressed Desire: Be number 1 in the Box Of¬ fice; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: Become rich; Salient Characteristic: Black hair. MARCUS AARON BLUM Marc” Business No one knows what he can do till he tries. Bom: November 7,1951; Ambition: To be a suc¬ cess in business; Favorite Expression: -; Pet- Peeve: This book; Suppressed Desire: To become rich; Happiest When: I’m happy. Probable Fate: Rich; Salient Characteristic: Nose. 103 MARY ANN BONCZEK Mar” Business Tall was her stature, but wider was her heart.” Bom: October 11, 1952; Ambition: Seamstress; Favorite Expression: I’m not tall, you’re short;” Pet Peeve: Long unruly hair; Suppressed Desire: Travel across country; Happiest When: Busy; Probable Pate: Office Worker; Salient Character¬ istic: Height. RICHARD ALLEN BORGES Rick” College Follow me, and thou shalt not lack amuse¬ ment.” Bom: March 28, 1952; Ambition: To be a com¬ mercial artist; Favorite Expression: You Banana-Head!” Pet Peeve: Dirty hair and pre¬ game rallies; Suppressed Desire: To own a Lingui- ca factory; Happiest When: I make it to school on time; Probable Fate: A henpecked husband; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Mischievousness. (7 MARY ANN BONCZEK RICHARD ALLEN BORGES CHERYL ANN BOROWICZ Little Ski” College Sometimes quiet; most times a riot.” Bom: October 16, 1952; Ambition: To teach phys. ed. at Fairhaven High; Favorite Expression: Go park your car;” Pet Peeve: A big tough yel¬ low Chcvelle with a 396 and headers that go BromBrom; Suppressed Desire: To take over the school with Carvalho; Happiest When: Messen around with Toomey down at Howdy’s; Proba¬ ble Fate: Olympic gold medal ski champion; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Freckles. KATHLEEN MARIE BOULEY Boo” Business She is little; she is wise, and she’s a terror for her size.” Bom: October 28, 1952; Ambition: Keypunch Operator; Fa vorite Expression: Remarkable!;” Pet Peeve: Conceited people; Suppressed Desire: To manage the track team, with Debbie Morris; Happiest When: With Roger; Probable Fate: Con¬ vent; Salient Characteristic: A Red Barracuda. CHERYL ANN BOROWICZ KATHLEEN MARIE BOULEY ROBERT KENT BRANDZEN Bran” General He has his own ideas about everything.” Bom: October 10,1951; Ambition: To travel, see the country, live life, to be; Favorite Expression: ”1 don’t care what people think!;” Pet Peeve: Narrow Mindedness; Suppressed Desire: Cross the country on my motorcycle; Happiest When: Writing, planning, forgiving, and sitting be¬ tween my stereo speaker? absorbing some Led Zepplin; Probable Fate: Hopeless, poverty strick¬ en bum; Salient Characteristic: Hippie appear¬ ance. DAVID R. BROWN Rap” General The thing I want most out of school is my¬ self.” Bom: December 12, 1951; Ambition: To Gradu¬ ate; Favorite Expression: It figures;” Pet Peeve: Two-faced people, Suppressed Desire: ?; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: Sanitation Engineer; Salient Characteristic: Daydreaming. 104 ROBERT KENT BRANDZEN DAVID R BROWN MAURICE F BURKE JR Murry ' College He who invented work should have Finished it.” Bom;June 11. 1952; Ambition: Accountant, Fa¬ vorite Expression: Oh, wow!;” Pet Peeve: Hypo¬ crites; Suppressed Desire: To discover an island in the South Seas; Happiest When: Asleep; Probable Fate: Running an ice cream parlor in Alaska; Salient Characteristic: Big words. LOUISE KATHLEEN BURNER College Modest and quiet, yet never sad.” Bom: July 23, 1952; Ambition: To help others; Favorite Expression: Poor thing!;” Pet Peeve: People who say I don’t want to get involved!;” Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: With good friends; Probable Fate: Chief cook and bottle washer; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Shyness. PETER PAUL JOSEPH CAMIRE STEVEN MICHAEL CADIEUX I STEVEN MICHAEL CADIEUX Cudge” College His right eye was a good little eye, but his left eye loved to roam.” Bom: December 23, 1951; Ambition: Social work; Favorite Expression: Look out or I’ll hook you!;” Pet Peeve: Eating crow on Turkey day; Suppressed Desire: To make the FHS Honor Soci¬ ety; Happiest When: Heading east on Route 6; Probable Fate: Driving on the wrong side of the road; Salient Characteristic: Aqua-marine eyes. PETER PAUL JOSEPH CAMIRE Pete” Business A man of mild disposition.” Bom: March 25, 1952; Ambition: Executive work; Favorite Expression: Hey! What can I say?;” Pet Peeve: French and English; Suppressed Desire: President of a big corporation; Happiest When: Sleeping; Probable Fate: Teaching at FHS; Salient Characteristic: Kinky hair. DAVID PAUL CARDOZA Cardz” College I never dare to be as funny as I am.” Bom: December 1, 1952; Ambition: Criminal Psychologist; Favorite Expression: Man does not live by bread alone.;” Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people and old Portogee jokes; Suppressed Desire: Hi¬ jack a plane to Lisbon; Happiest When: Enjoying freedom; Probable Fate: Professional Thief; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Desert boots. GAYLE ANN CARVALHO College I do as I please and I do it with ease.” Bom: June 28, 1952, Ambition: Tp work with young people in grammar school; Favorite Expres¬ sion: I’ll owe you one!;” Pet Peeve: The Air Force!; Suppressed Desire: To take over the high school with Borowicz; Happiest When: The weekend comes; Probable Fate: Wife of a colonel in the Air Force; Salient Characteristic: Ears. 105 CHERYL M. CASWELL Cher” Business Wedding bells will soon be ringing.” Bom: June 21, 1952; Ambition: To be a secre¬ tary; Favorite Expression: You best believe it.;” Pet Peeve: Conceited people; Suppressed Desire: To be rich; Happiest When: With Bobby; Probable Fate: A good housewife; Salient Characteristic: Streaks. ROSEANNE CATALDO Roseanna Burger” College She keeps us merry and amused all day, and helps us to chase the gloom away.” Bom: January 30, 1953; Ambition: Dental Hy¬ gienist; Favorite Expression: Sorry, but I didn’t do nothing!;” Pet Peeve: Blonds; Suppressed De¬ sire: To own a ranch; Happiest When: With David; Probable Fate: Fighter; Salient Character¬ istic: Cowlick. CHERYL M. CASWELL ROSEANNE CATALDO HENRY PAUL CHARPENTIER College So quiet, we hardly knew he was there.” Bom: January 25,1953; Ambition: To become an electronics engineer; Favorite Expression: What?;” Pet Peeve: Getting up to go to school; Suppressed Desire: To be a millionaire; Happiest When: Not in school; Probable Fate: Journey into the unknown; Salient Characteristic: Size. DEBRA JOANN CHASSE Chass” College Individuality is the root of everything good.” Bom: September 14, 1952; Ambition: Math teacher; Favorite Egression: You’re crazy!;” Pet Peeve: Guys who wear white socks, phony peo¬ ple; Suppressed Desire: To go to Italy for a sum¬ mer with a few other kids; Happiest When: Hav¬ ing fun with lots of friends; Probable Fate: A Michigan farmer’s wife; Salient Characteristic: Eyebrows. HENRY PAUL CHARPENTIER DEBRA JOANN CHASSE JOANNE MARIE CHICCO Jo” • College Sincere in everything, she’s pleasing to know.” Bom: August 9, 1952; Ambition: Spanish teach¬ er; Favorite Expression: Have fun!;” Pet Peeve: People who swear whenever they talk, Suppressed Desire: To travel all over the world; Happiest When: Someone else is happy; Probable Fate: A little old school teacher; Salient Characteristic: Sweetness. ERIC HANS CHRISTENSEN General An hour of sleep before midnight is worth three after.” Bom: April 9,1951; ambition: Interview girls for Playboy; Favorite Expression: ;” Pet Peeve: Not being able to touch the strippers at the Hangers; Happiest When: Dreaming about my pet peeve; Probable Fate: A wine taster; Salient Characteristic: Muscles. 106 JOHN STEVEN CLARK JOHN STEVEN CLARK MICHAEL DANA CLARK J.C.” College Tomorrow’s coming; why hurry. Bom: March 13, 1952; Ambition: To become a professional drag racer; Favorite Expression: Gcr off it.”; Pet Peeve: Anything slow, including my brother; Suppressed Desire: To put a down pay¬ ment on a New Mustang; Happiest When: With a certain girl; Probable Fate: Ruler of the World; Salient Characteristic: Colorful shirts. MICHAEL DANA CLARK College I came to school to get a general idea of things.” Bom: February 12, 1953; Ambition: To become an electrical engineer and make a lot of money; Favorite Expression: Hang it up”; Pet Peeve: What my brother wrote about his Pet Peeve; Suppressed Desire: To own a 1953 MGTD; Hap¬ piest When: With a beautiful girl; Probable Fate: Death; Salient Characteristic: His brother. LAURIE ANN CONDON JAN E. CORDEIRO LAURIE ANN CONDON College She’s a friendly little headache.’’ Bom: August 20, 1952; Ambition: To graduate from college, to get married, to have children, and to be happy; Favorite Expression: That’s dumb!”; Pet Peeve: People who care only about themselves; Suppressed Desire: To become the first woman President; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: Owner and general man¬ ager of WBSM; Salient Characteristic: Busy Body. JAN E. CORDEIRO Janny” General A quiet exterior conceals much.” Bom: November 1, 1951; Ambition: Housewife; Favorite Expression: Oh Brother!”; Pet Peeve: 6th period Chemistry; Suppressed Desire: To be happy; Happiest When: With Dennis; Probable Fate: To marry Dennis; Salient Characteristic: Hair. m RICARDO HENRY CORREIA JAMES COSTA RICARDO HENRY CORREIA Rico” College I like to be shy, but girls won’t let me.” Bom: May 28, 1952; Ambition: To become a computer engineer; Favorite Expression: Who popped?” (expression for Who died?”); Pet Peeve: Spanish II; Suppressed Desire: To drive a 1970 Cadillac; Happiest When: Playing ball and eating; Probable Fate: Playing for the Celtics; Salient Characteristic: Forwardness JAMES COSTA Jimi” General He’s a good little boy as far as little boys go.” Bom: September 29, 1952; Ambition: To spread Peace in our country; Favorite Expression: Fas¬ cist Pig”; Pet Peete: Unjust sch(x l administra¬ tors and rules; Suppressed Desire. To have a ball, Happiest when: Groovin’ to music; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic: His walk 107 JANET ANN COSTA Business ■ ' Always jolly and quire carefree, life may be dull but not she.” Bom: December 5, 1952; Ambition: To be an ac¬ countant; Favorite Expression: As if’; Pet Peeve: Impatient people; Suppressed Desire: To travel to Europe; Happiest When: Sleeping; Probable Fate: Housewife; Salient Characteristic: Baby voice. GARY DAVID COURNOYER General The child of calamity.” JANET ANN COSTA GARY DAVID COURNOYER BETTE ANN CUNHA Bet” College She takes life with an easy swing.” Bom: December 15, 1952; Ambition: Airline Stewardess; Favorite Egression: Are my bangs straight!!!”; Pet Peeve: Bishop Stang High School; Suppressed Desire: To be happy for the rest of my life; Happiest When: With Johnny; Probable Fate: My own room on 3rd Med.; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Make-up. CHARLES RAYMOND DAHLBERG Charlie” General I’ve taken my fun where I’ve found it.” Bom: November 14, 1951; Ambition: To drive a Campanella truck; Favorite Expression: -; Pet Peeve: English homework; Suppressed Desire: To graduate from high school; Happiest When: Sleeping; Probable Fate: Get drafted; Salient Characteristic: Blue eyes. CHARLES RAYMOND DAHLBERG BETTE ANN CUNHA PALJL N. DAIGLE General Not too serious, not too gay — he strikes a happy medium.” Bom : November 12, 1952; Ambition: To get rich, fast!; Favorite Expression: You know?”; Pet Peeve: Cipollini’s Math class; Suppressed De¬ sire: To beat Minnesota Fats; Happiest When: Playing pool; Probable Fate: Professor of Higher Mathematics; Salient Characteristic: Politeness. ROBERT BRIAN DANIELSEN G.I.” College A blush is handsome, but sometimes incon¬ venient ” Bom: October 23, 1952, Ambition: Chemist; Fa¬ vorite Expression: You’ve got to be kidding!”; Pet Peeve: Mr Trainor’s quizzes”; Suppressed Desire: Strength; Happiest When: I can under¬ stand; Probable Fate: Mad Scientist; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Red rars. PAUL N. DAIGLE ROBERT BRIAN DANIELSEN 108 THOMAS JAMES DARLING DONALD DAVIGNON THEODORE EDWARD DAWSON THOMAS JAMES DARLING Dow Dow” College He’s such a good fellow we wish he were twins.” Bom: March 7,1952; Ambit ton: To be the great¬ est half-milcr in the world. Favorite Expression: What?”; Pet Peeve: A losing track season; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To be rich; Happiest When: Run¬ ning track; Probable Fate: Factory worker, Salient Characteristic: Lawnmower. LYNNE DAVIES Truckdriver” Business Never a dull moment.” Bom: November 15, 1952; Ambition: To get along with B.J.”; Favorite Expression: Go into your room and close the door!”; Pet Peeve: Going to Rainbow; Suppressed Desire: To drive a Mack truck; Happiest When: At Star Island, Probable Fate: Swimming instructor at the South Pole; Salient Characteristic: Taped shoes. DONALD DAVIGNON Davignon” General Come graduation, snatch me from this home¬ work.” Bom: September 8, 1952; Ambition: To be a bum; Favorite Expression: Generally”; Pet Peeve: Hassalin; Suppressed Desire: To be a millionaire; Happiest When: Doing nothing, Probable Fate: Nothing; Salient Characteristic: His size. THEODORE EDWARD DAWSON College No matter what others may be, he is always himself.” THOMAS JOSEPH DEMENEZES Industrial Arts Why work when you can sleep.” Bom: March 21, 1951; Ambition: Farmer; Fa wr¬ ite Expression: -; Pet Peeve: -; Suppressed Desire: To stop what I want; Happiest When: I’ve got money; Probable Fate: —; Salient Characteristic: Shaky head. DRUSILLA LEE DEPINA Dec Dec” College To speak her thoughts is every human’s right.” Bom: February 4, 1953; Ambition: To become a nurse; Favorite Expression: Lijce I could care!”; Pet Peeve: Guys who like to JIVE girls!, Sup¬ pressed Desire: To own a Camaro; Happiest When Doin’ my thing!. Probable Fate : Discovering a real Soule Brother”; Salient Characteristic: Cockiness. 109 JUDITH ANNE DESJARDINS ' ' Judy College Her quiet and unassuming manner brings forth her pleasant ways.” Bom: November 15, 1952; Ambition: To make at least one person happy during my lifetime; Favorite expression: I wish it was Friday!;” Pet Peeve: Getting out of bed in the morning; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To master Spanish; Happiest When: Spending money; Probable Fate: A Nun; Salient Characteristic: Fall. MARIA VICTORIA DIAS Vicky” Business And always she will have the time to laugh and joke with you. Bom: March 24, 1952 . Ambition: School teacher; Favorite Expression: Hey Buddy;” Pet Peeve: Sunday drivers; Suppressed Desire: To pass Eng¬ lish; Happiest When: With Cuddy; Probable Fate: Being deported; Salient Characteristic: A cross necklace. JUDITH ANNE DESJARDINS MARIA VICTORIA DIAS ROBERT JAMES DIXON Diggy” College The law is to take care of rascals.” Bom: November 2, 1951; Ambition: To get into a Forestry Program; Favorite Expression : O.K.;” Pet Peeve: School lunches; Suppressed Desire: To get my Masters in Spanish; Happiest When: Driv¬ ing my V.W.; Probable Fate: Manager of a Play¬ boy club, Salient Characteristic: Reckless driving. LINDA ANN DRIESEN Lin” College I have a heart with room for every joy.” Bom: )une 4, 1952; Ambition: To become a reg¬ istered nurse; Favorite Expression: Try again!;” Pet Peeve: A car that won’t start; Suppressed De¬ sire: To import some new guys to Fairhaven; Happiest When: Having a good time; Probable Fate: To flunk out of college; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Glasses. ROBERT JAMES DIXON LINDA ANN DRIESEN KATHLEEN SUSAN DUKE Kathy” Business Such a whirlpool of fun and mischief in her head.” ' Bom: February 6, 1952; Ambition: To live life to its fullest, Favorite Expression: Alright you guys;” Pet Peei e: Substitute teachers; Suppressed Desire: To get to know the peoples of the world; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: You tell me; Salient Characteristic: Sweetness. CYNTHIA LOUISE DUTRA Charley Business She’s very fond of the company of men.” Bom: September 6, 1952; Ambition: To become an elementary school teacher; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Oh! Wow!;” Pet Peeve: Dirty hair and guys that lie; Suppressed Desire: To do the impos¬ sible (settle down); Happiest When: On a date with a certain person at a certain place; Probable Fate: Married; Salient Characteristic: Pink cheeks. MO KATHLEEN SUSAN DUKE CYNTHIA LOUISE DUTRA ROBERT EDWARD DUVAL MANUEL LEWIS FARIA, JR. ROBERT EDWARD DUVAL Dou” Business I’ve taken my fun where I’ve found it.” Bom: December 2, 1951; Ambition: Automotive Technician, (Grease Monkey); Favorite Expres¬ sion: I feel groovy!;” Pet Peeve: Short hair; Sup¬ pressed Desire: Understand French; Happiest When: With Jackie; Probable Fate: Soda jerk for Oxford Pharmacy for the rest of my life; Salient Characteristic: Cars. MANUEL LEWIS FARIA, JR College A personality well blended with shades of seriousness and humor.” Bom: July 3, 1952; Ambition: To receive a col¬ lege education and be a success in today’s world; Favorite Expression: You’re always right!;” Pet Peeve: My golf slice finally corrected; Suppressed Desire: ; Happiest When: Mrs. Knipe gives me a B on a written paper; Probable fate: Aver¬ age American citizen that no one will ever hear of; Salient Characteristic: Quiet appearance. J. WILLIAM FAULKNER ALAN FERNANDES J. WILLIAM FAULKNER Skip” College The best of the sport is to do the deed and say nothing.” Bom: August 7, 1952; Ambition: To be in the U.S. Forestry Service; Favorite Expression: Aw, come on!;” Pet Peeve: People who aren’t what they are supposed to be; Suppressed Desire: To climb the roof of F.H.S.; Happiest When: With Kathy; Probable Fate: Lost in the woods forever; Salient Characteristic: Civil Defense. ALAN FERNANDES College I’m not lazy, I’m just saving my energy.” Bom: June 21, 1952; Ambition: To be a good human being; Favorite Expression: You got to be kidding;” Pet Peeve: Teachers who preach constantly; Suppressed Desire: To be publicity di¬ rector for the New York Giants; Happiest When: Watching the Giants win; Probable Fate: A sports nut; Salient Characteristic: Long narrow feet. ROSEMARY FERNANDES College Inflamed with the study of learning.” Bom: April 25, 1952; Ambition: To do some¬ thing in the field of mathematics; Favorite Ex¬ pression: I don’t know!;” Pet Peeve: Not being called by my right name, Suppressed Desire : To be a disc jockey for one day at WSAR; Hippiest When; With Bob; Probable Fate: Getting mar¬ ried and having children, Salient Characteristic: Superiority. CLAIRE FORD Clair ’ College Be silent and safe for silence never betrays you.” Bom: April 8,1951; Ambition: To graduate from college; Favorite Expression: Shucks!;” Pet Peeve: People who lie all the time; Suppressed desire: To raise a family; Happiest When: doing something with the family; Probable Fate: Math teacher; Salient Characteristic: Quietness. ROSEMARY FERNANDES CLAIRE FORD III FRANK ROGER FOSTIN ■ ' Butch” College Give the world the best you have, and the best will come to you.” Bom : March 28, 1952; Ambition: To be an archi¬ tect; Favorite Expression: Saguna;” Pet Peeve: Unfaithful, untrustworthy people; Happiest When: Doing something for others and making them happy; Probable Fate: Grocery store man¬ ager; Salient Characteristic: Personality. RONALD MICHAEL FRANCIS Ronny” College Bom : February 26,1953; Ambition: To go to col¬ lege; Favorite Expression: Can I do that!!;” Pet Peeve: Gym; Suppressed Desire: To graduate; Hap¬ piest When: With Bev; Probable Fate: Golf pro at Whaling City; Salient Characteristic: Friendli¬ ness. FRANK ROGER FOSTIN RONALD MICHAEL FRANCIS STEVEN ALAN FRANCIS Nclse” College All of God’s angels come to us disguised.” Bom: February 6, 1953; Ambition: To attend Massachusetts Maritime Academy; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Stop hasseling me! Will ya?;” Pet Peeve: Aftersessions; Suppressed Desire: To have a pad down the Cape; Happiest When: Sleeping; Probable Fate: Plumber; Salient Characteristic: Smile. HOLLY BETH FREITAS General There’s mischief in her eye.” Bom: March 14, 1952; Ambition: To get through my senior year; Favorite Expression: Sure, why not, doesn’t everybody?;” Pet Peeve: Gail’s brown-nosing; Suppressed Desire: To have a cigarette in class with Gail; Happiest When: Talking; Probable Fate: To be an old maid; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Chipped tooth. STEVEN ALAN FRANCIS HOLLY BETH FREITAS DENISE LORRAINE FURLANI Wop” Business What mystery lies within that dark head?” Bom: March 24, 1952; Ambition: Marriage; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Oh geeish!;” Pet Peeve: Girl’s locker room; Suppressed Desire: To be a beauti¬ cian; Happiest When: With Ken; Probable Fate: Married to Ken; Salient Characteristic: Ken. MARILYN ANNE FURTADO College The mildest manner, the gentlest heart.” Bom: December 2, 1952; Ambition: To become a rich millionaire and live in a huge mansion; Favorite Expression: Good Grief;” Pet Peeve: Friendly’s; Suppressed Desire: To get lost in a sub¬ way; Happiest When: In Boston; Probable Fate: Playing second fiddle in a slapstick band; Salient Characteristic: Musical ability ' . 112 DENISE LORRAINE FURLANI MARILYN ANNE FURTADO DANIEL MARK GAGNON WAYNE DOUGLAS GALLANT DOROTHY MARION GALLOP RICHARD PAUL GARRO JR. DANIEL MARK GAGNON Yankee” General Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow ” Bom: November 7, 1952; Ambition: Join the Air Force; Favorite Expression: Are you alright; Pet Peeve: Teachers that think they know it all. Sup¬ pressed Desire: Own a Playboy Club; Happiest When: With my wife; Probable Fate: Millionaire; Salient Characteristic: Wife. WAYNE DOUGLAS GALLANT Business Everything that’s fun, that’s for me.” Bom: July 2, 1951; Ambition: To go to school the full five days a week; Favorite Expression: Is that right;” Pet Peeve: Someone telling me not to drag while they ' re in the car; Suppressed Desire: To be rich ... (so I can pay off all my bills); Happiest When: Sharing my happy moments with a special someone . . . Pam; Probable Fate: Becoming an accountant; Salient Characteristic: His walk. DOROTHY MARION GALLOP Dot” College Her smile is but a part of her quiet charm. Bom: September 2, 1952; Ambition: To teach handicapped children; Favorite Expression: I don’t care;” Pet Peeve: Homework and hypo¬ crites; Suppressed Desire: To marry a certain Irish¬ man and have seven kids; Happiest When: With someone special; Probable Fate: Nervous wreck; Salient Characteristic: Daintiness. RICHARD PAUL GARRO JR. Richie” College Life is just one darn thing after another.” Bom: )uly 10, 1952; Ambition: To compete for the Ould Mug;” Favorite Expression: Hi, Beautiful;” Pet Peeve: People who don ' t know what they are talking about; Suppressed Desire: To scream in the middle of a Math 12A test; Happiest When: Sailing; Probable Fate: To be¬ come a member of the hardworking, tax laden, upper middle class; Salient Characteristic: Long legs. PHILIP TUCKER GIDLEY JR. College I agree with no man’s opinion; I have some of my own.” Bom: July 19, 1952; Ambition: To get out of F.H.S. and never return; Favorite Expression: Unprintable;” Pet Peeve: Queer nothings like yearbooks; Suppressed Desire: What else?; Hap¬ piest When: Insensible to everything; Probable Fate: Death; Salient Characteristic: Silver tooth. MARYANN GLADU Business Here, there, and everywhere ” Bom: January ' 30,1952; Ambition: To be a secre¬ tary; Favorite Expression: Oh ya, sure;” Pet Peeve: My car, snobby people; Suppressed Desire: To live an exciting life; Happiest When: Amongst friends; Probable Fate: A dull life; Sa lient Characteristic: Bangs. PHILIP TUCKER GIDLEY MARYANN GLADU 113 IDA JANE GOMES Peanuts” Business There lies a deal of deviltry beneath her mild exterior.” Born: June 22, 1952; Ambition: IBM Computer- ist; Favorite Expression: You dig?;” Pet Peeve: White socks on guys; phony people; Suppressed Desire: To surf in Hawaii; get on the B honor roll; Happiest When: Driving and out with cer¬ tain friends; Probable Fate: Census taker; Salient Characteristic: Hip clothes. BARBARA JEAN GONSALVES Barbi” Home Economics Tis good nature that wins the heart.” Bom: December 19, 1952; Ambition: To get married; Favorite Expression: Oh yeah;” Pet Peeve: ; Suppressed Desire: To ride on the back of Roger’s Triumph; Happiest When: With Roger; Probable Fate: Chicken farmer; Salient Characteristic: Petiteness. IDA JANE GOMES BARBARA JEAN GONSALVES STEVEN M. GORDON Gordy” General I like work; it fascinates me, I could sit and watch it for hours.” Bom: June 16, 1952; Ambition: To be a contrac¬ tor; Favorite Expression: Of course I’m twenty one.;” Pet Peeve: Falmouth Football Players; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To travel around the world; Hap¬ piest When: Playing football; Probable Fate: Join the service; Salient Characteristic: Sluggishness. JAMES EDWARD GOVONI Jim” Business Tomorrow is coming; why hurry?” Bom: June 19 , 1952; Ambition: To be a printer; Favorite Expression: Idiot!;” Pet Peeve: Rallies; Suppressed Desire: To sleep until 10 every morn¬ ing; Happiest When: Not in school; Probable Fate: Who knows?; Salient Characteristic: Dark eyebrows. STEVEN M. GORDON JAMES EDWARD GOVONI MICHAEL GUBLER Sir Charles Adryan Vaughnor III” College A devil, but who can get mad at him.” Bom: June 12, 1951; Ambition: Nil and Void; Favorite Expression: You’d be surprised.;” Pet Peeve: The way the school is run; Suppressed De¬ sire: Not to have to; Happiest When: ; Prob¬ able Fate: ; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. DAVID HARRIS GUNDERSEN Dave” College None but himself can be his parallel.” Bom: January 25, 1952; Ambition: To be a vocal music teacher; Favorite Expression: What’s new? New Bedford, New York, New Jersey . .; Pet Peeve: Hypocrisy; Brownies; Supressed Desire: To conduct the Vienna Choir Boys; Happiest When: With friends and a special some¬ one; Probable Fate: Owner of a bankrupt music shop; Salient Characteristic: Voice. 114 MICHAEL GUBLER DAVID HARRIS GUNDERSEN ROBERT HONOHAN Bob” College Eat, drink and be merry tor tomorrow we go to school.” Bom: August 17, 1952; Ambition: Teacher and coach; Favorite Expression: It ' s hooking time”; Pet Peeve: Losing high school golf matches. Sup¬ pressed Desire: To be a pro-golfer, Happiest Then: Playing golf; Probable Fate: Card shark: Salient Characteristic: Golf clubs. ELDON A HOPKINS III General I’ll never be bored with life.” Bom: September 8, 1951; Ambition: Professional racing driver; Favorite Expression: Led Zeppe¬ lin”; Pet Peeve: People who hate long hair and rock music; Suppressed Desire: To go to Califor¬ nia; Happiest When: Driving high performance cars; Probable Fate: A hippie in Los Angeles; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Mischievousness. GERALD G. HOWLAND Jerry ' ” Business He looks quiet as a lamb but look again.” Bom: June 8, 1952; Ambition: To succeed; Fa¬ vorite Expression: -; Pet Peeve: Office Practice and English; Suppressed Desire: To graduate; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: Factory worker; Salient Characteristic: Basketball. JANE HOWLAND College A giggle here, a giggle there.” Bom: May 21,1952; Ambition: To have a happy, successful life anywhere, Favorite Expression: O’K, c’mon you guys!”; Pet Peeve: Mr. Albrit¬ ton; Suppressed Desire: To give Mr. Albritton an aftersession for racking on me; Happiest When: Participating in any sport; Probable Fate: Owner of a yellow convertible VW; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Pug nose. CHARLES EDWARD HUMPHREYS Charlie” College There is only one proof of ability - activity.” Bom: May 16, 1952; Ambition: To be happy; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Dum-Dum”; Pet Peeve: Bra zil; Suppressed Desire: To hike the entire Appa¬ lachian Trail; Happiest When: Standing in Deb’s front hall; Probable Fate: Camp Counselor; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Leadership. WAYNE STEVEN INGHAM Archie” General Come, come, there’s mischief to be done.” Bom: December 7, 1951; Ambition: Heavy- equipment operator; Favorite Expression: Is that right?!”; Pet Peeve: Aftersession, Suppressed De¬ sire: To marrv Wende; Happiest When: With that special someone; Probable Fate: A teacher; Salient Characteristic: Wende. CHARLES EDWARD HUMPHREYS WAYNE STEVEN INGHAM I 15 j JACOB JACOBSEN College Jack He is wise who talks little.” Bom: February 5, 1953; Ambition: To become a doctor; Favorite Expression: What?”; Pet Peeve: Waking up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To live in a foreign country; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: Death; Salient Characteristic: Neatness. MARK DAVID JANUSZ College Sometimes I just sit and think but mostly I just sit.” Bom: December 13, 1951; Ambition: Brain sur¬ geon; Favorite Expression: -; Pet Peeve: Haircuts; Suppressed Desire: To be the next Hunchback of Notre Dame; Happiest When: When it’s raining; Probable Fate: Street car conductor; Salient Characteristic: Long hair. JACOB JACOBSEN MARK DAVID JANUSZ RONALD JARDIN Wretch” General Always with an eye for fun.” Bom: July 30, 1951; Ambition: Electronics; Fa¬ vorite Expression: What gave you the clue?”; Happiest When: With the gang; Probable Fate: Street cleaner; Pet Peeve: People who think they know everything; Suppressed Desire: To be a pro¬ fessional drag racer; Salient Characteristic: Care¬ freeness CHERYL SUE JARVIS Business Sweet and smiling are the ways.” Bom: November 3. 1952; Ambition: To become a medical secretary; Favorite Expression: No, suh!”; Pet Peeve: People who are never satisfied; Suppressed Desire: To learn how to back into a parking place; Happiest When: Sleeping!; Proba¬ ble Fate: Working in the diet kitchen at Union Hospital the rest of my life; Salient Characterist¬ ic: Freddy. RONALD JARDIN CHERYL SUE JARVIS DEBORAH LEE JARVIS Debbie” She could talk a talking machine to death.” Bom:)w y 10, 1951; Ambition: To-become a reg¬ istered nurse; Favorite Expression: -; Pet Peeve: Nylons with runs; Suppressed Desire: To work all day in the main office and not attend classes; Happiest When: With Randy; Probable Fate: Mar¬ ried to a pizza maker; Salient Characteristic: Main office. HELGER KARL JOHNSON Jr. General Get behind me Satan.” Bom: June 10, 1952; Ambition: To be happy; Favorite Expression: Tell my mother!”; Pet Peeve: People that don’t know what’s going on; Suppressed Desire: To sail around the world; Hap¬ piest When: With a certain girl, Probable Fate: To own a huge yacht; Salient Characteristic: Mr Al¬ britton’s office. DEBORAH LEE JARVIS HELGER KARL JOHNSON 116 JAMES RONALD JONES Ronnie” Business A modest man who says but little.” Bom: September 1 , 19 2;Ambition To be an ac¬ countant; Favorite Expression: The third time never fails.;” Pet Peeve: People with more power than brains; Suppressed Desire: For all people to understand each other; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: Farmer; Salient Character¬ istic: Flannel shirts. CYNTHIA LOUISE JOSEPH Cyn” College Never worries, never frets, always jolly, and full of pep.” Bom: October 29, 1952; Ambition: To make Fairhaven cheerleaders peppy; Favorite Expres¬ sion: I can’t stand it!;” Pet Peeve: Weird people who always think policemen are wrong; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To come up with a good answer for everything; Happiest When: With Paul; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Brown-noser; Probable Fate: Defende r of the establishment. KAREN JEAN KIDSTON Lump, Lump” College She’s always full of fun, the noisy son- of-a-gun.” Bom: September 30.1952; Ambition: To be a so¬ cial worker; Favorite Expression: I doubt it.;” Pet Peeve: People wjjo say I look like a guy, and not from the back, Room lA, and Dartmouth High School (35-0); Suppressed Desire: To climb every mountain range in Gunstock with Rosey, Ski, and Mag; Happiest When: In Love; Probable Fate: Nun; Salient Characteristic: Flatness. ROBERT BRIGGS KNOWLES, JR Bobby” College A man of mild disposition.” Bom: October 4, 1951; Ambition: To go on to school; Favorite Expression: Oh yeah;’ Pet Peeve: Homework on weekends; Suppressed De¬ sire: To drive a Ferrari; Happiest When: Not in school; Probable Fate: ; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Quietness. PAUL ALBERT LACHAPELLE Chip” General Everything that’s fun, that’s for me Bom: November 19, 9) Ambithm To be suc¬ cessful in life; Favorite Expression: You dummy!;” Pet Peeve: Haircuts; Suppressed Desire: To graduate; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: The town drunk; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Shoes. MICHELLE MARIE LACOSTE Mike” College As merry as the day is long.” Bom: July 6, 1952; Ambition: To groom and breed dogs; Favorite Expression: Huh?!;” Pet Peeve: Narrow shower curtains and a certain odor in the girl ' s locker room, croejuis,” and untidiness; Suppressed Desire: To own a camper and travel through the U. S. and Canada and to settle down in the country later on in life; Hap¬ piest When: With Tom, Probable Fate: To get married; Salient Characteristic: Short hair JAMES RONALD JONES KAREN JEAN KIDSTON CYNTHIA LOUISE JOSEPH OT Mr ' ROBERT BRIGGS KNOWLES, JR. PAUL ALBERT LACHAPELLE PAUL GEORGE LAINEY Laincy (T.P.)” Business It ' s a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” Bom November 12, 19 1; Ambition: To be¬ come the wisest, strongest, greatest person in the world; Favorite Expression: Arc you shocked?”; Pet Peeve: Conceit; Suppressed Desire: To go on vacation for years; Happiest When: —; Probable Fate: End up on the moon; Salient Characteristic: Friendliness. JUDITH ELIZABETH LANGE Judy” General What can we say? Words fail us.” Bom: January 11, 1951; Ambition: To be a teach¬ er; Favorite Expression: What a bummer! Help!”; Pet Peeve: No heat in the car and the windows opens in the winter; Suppressed Desire: To live on a South Pacific Island; Happiest When: With Danny; Probable Fate: A bum; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Pudgy cheeks. PAUL GEORGE LAINEY JUDITH ELIZABETH LANGE WILLIAM FRANCIS LAPIERRE Billy” General What should men do but be merry?” Bom: August 30, 1951; Ambition: To work for peace; Favorite Expression: What’s happen¬ ing!”; Pet Peeve: Revolutions; Suppressed Desire: To make it to Heaven a half hour before the devil knows I’m dead; Happiest When: Indul¬ ging; Probable Fate: To see the end of the World; Salient Characteristic: Glasses. SHELLEY MARIE LAUZON Shel” College A good natured person is never out of place.” Bom: January 26, 1952; Ambition: To travel, have fun, and make a lot of money; Favorite Ex¬ pression: You old son-of-a-gun you!” Pet Peeve: Two-faced people and hypocrites; Suppressed De¬ sire: To know who my true friends are; Happiest When: Driving my crowded V.W.; Probable Fait: Co-editor, with Clyde,” of Mad Maga¬ zine; Salient Characteristic: Dependability. WILLIAM FRANCIS LAPIERRE SHELLEY MARIE LAUZON ALAN GEORGE LA VERDI ERE Verd” College A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.” Bom: July 14. 1952; Ambition: To be indepen¬ dently wealthy; Favorite Expression: Ruh!”; Pet Peeve: Naturally curly hair; Suppressed Desire: To plav first base for the Red Sox; Happiest When: Sleeping and eating; Probable Fate: Engineer; Salient Characteristic: Curls. MARK PATRICK LAWRENCE Hero” College 1 do what I please, and I do it with ease.” Bom: May 30, 1952; Ambition: Writer; Favorite Expression: Remarkable”; Pet Peeve: Taxi cab drivers, Suppressed Desire: To own a Jaguar; Hap¬ piest When: Playing music; Probable Fate: Graffiti collection; Salient CHaracteristic: Nervous disor¬ der. ALAN GEORGE LAVERDIERE MARK PATRICK LAWRENCE M8 CURTIS ALAN LETTON CARL ANTHONY LOPES THOMAS GERARD LOPES BEVERLY ANN LUZ Curt” Business A quiet exterior conceals much.” Bom: January 23, 1952; Ambition: To get out of school; Favorite Expression: I don ' t know”; Pet Peeve: English classes; Suppressed Desire: To own my own car; Happiest When: I ' m with Sue. Prob¬ able Fate: The Army; Salient Characteristic: Sluggishness. CARL ANTHONY LOPES College He’s a lover of fun.” Born: January 13, 1952; Ambition: Industrial Designer; Favorite Expression: It’s not funny!”; Pet Peeve: Maxi-coats; Suppressed Desire: Interna¬ tional playboy; Happiest When: Eating; Probable Fate: Disc Jockey; Salient Characteristic: Artistic¬ ness. THOMAS GERARD LOPES Tom” College To be great is to be misunderstood.” Bom: August 2, 1951; Ambition: To become a monk; Favorite Expression: Trust nothing, question everything”; Pet Peeve: People; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To totally invert (mentally) total introversion; Happiest When: Depressed; Proba¬ ble Fate: Vagrant; Salient Characteristic: Sarcasm. BEVERLY ANN LUZ B C v” General Let silence be my guide.” Bom: March 2, 1952; Ambition: To become a hairdresser; Favorite Expression: Tsk! So what!”; Pet Peeve: Trying to catch the bus in the morning; Suppressed Desire : I would like to be a model; Happiest When: I’m with someone I like; Probable Fate: Getting Married; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Quietness. CURTIS JAMES MACOMBER Curt” College Without music, life would be a mistake.” Bom: January 16, 1953; Ambition: To become a concert artist; Favorite Expression: Ugh!”; Pet Peeve : People who condemn good music; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To be Jack Benny ' s replacement; Happiest When: Listening to good music; Proba¬ ble Fate: Gypsy fiddler in an Italian restaurant; Salient Characteristic: Violin. ANN MARTHA MALONEY Annie” College A smile for every friend and a friend for every smile.” Bom: February 5. 1953; Ambition: Mike’s special cheerleader at B.C.; Favorite Expression: We never give in! We never give in!”; Pet Peeve : Stu¬ dents w ithout school spirit; Suppressed Desire: To cheer for Coach Cadieux’s teams forever; Hap¬ piest When: We win; Probable Fate: Mr. Entin ' s assistant; Salient Characteristic: Pep. 119 a JANET MARCHAND Jan” Business 1 could never be bored with life.” Bom: April 2, 19 52; Ambition: Secretary; Favor¬ ite Egression: Tomorrow;” Pet Peeve: People who hold grudges; Suppressed Desire: To see world peace; Happiest When: With Nick; Proba¬ ble Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteri stic: Nick. DAWN MARIE ANNE MARKOWSKI Donald” Business A girl who quietly winds her way and does her duty day by day.” Bom: July 11, 1952; Ambition: To teach chil¬ dren; Favorite Eypression: How would you like to buy a . . . How come?;” Pet Peeve: Being hit in the head with a plane while studying in Room 7; Suppressed Desire: To cut down the ropes in gym; Happiest When: Having fun; Prob¬ able Fate: Selling junk; Salient Characteristic: Pig¬ tails. JANET MARCHAND DAWN MARIE ANNE MARKOWSKI CHARLES WILLIAM MARTIN Chuck” College Life is too short - why worry??” Bom: September 21, 1952; Ambition: To be suc¬ cessful in all I do, Esp. marriage; Favorite Expres¬ sion: I don’t] really care. 1 -. Pet peeve: People who tell me to run my life a certain way; Suppressed Desire: To go without a haircut or shave for the rest of my life!; Happiest When: With Ann; Prob¬ able Fate: Happily hen-pecked pizza maker; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Levis. RICHARD PAUL MARTIN Dick” Business Why take life Seriously? You’ll never get out of it alive.” Bom: March 29 , 1951 Ambition: To go on to a Business College after graduation and to succeed in life; Favorite Expression: It’s hookin’ time;” Pet Peeve: Spanish classes, Louise Sibor, and Tom Jones; Suppressed Desire: To do some¬ thing for the first time and not get caught at it; Happiest When: On weekends and with Joyce; Probable Fate: A junkie; Salient Characteristic: Sense of humor. CHARLES WILLIAM MARTIN RICHARD PAUL MARTIN BEVERLY MARIE MARTINS Bev” General A light heart and a cheer) ' smile.” Bom: February 29, 9 s2 Ambition . To become a beautician; Favorite Expression: Is that rite?;” What can I say?;” Pet Peeve: Raffas!” Also conceited” and stuck up” people; Suppressed Desire: To be rich and travel around the world; Happiest When: With Norman, and when I get my own way; Probable Fate: A waitress; Salient Characteristic: Baton. CLEVELAND ROBERT MATHESON III Cleve” General The cautious never err.” Bom: February 4, 1952; Ambition: To go to col¬ lege, Favorite Expression: That’s what I thought.”; Pet Peeve: ; Supressed Desire: To be able to tell my boss’ wife off; Happiest When: At the end of a school day; Probable Fate: Salient Characteristic: Shyness. 120 BEVERLY MARIE MARTINS CLEVELAND ROBERT MATHESON III DIANE SHIRLEY MAYO MICHELLE ANN McDERMOTT DIANE SHIRLEY MAYO Little school girl” Business I’m not lazy. I’m just saving my energy.” Bom: August 15, 1952; Ambition: To find a tiny street off Broadway in Newport, Favorite Expres¬ sion: We left our luck behind; Pet Peeve: Con¬ finement; Suppressed Desire: To get on stage with the band at Hurley’s; Happiest When: With lika¬ ble people in lively places; Probable Fate: Mod¬ eling knee socks; Salient Characteristic: Frown. MICHELLE ANN McDERMOTT Mike” Business Full of fun and mischief, too.” Bom: January 15, 1953; Ambition: To graduate and do something worthwhile with my life; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Pisonya, as if ' ; Pet Peeve: Peo¬ ple who try to be what they’re not and people who tell me what to do, aftersession; Suppressed Desire: To see world peace; Happiest When: Hav- ng a good time, with people I like; Probable Fate: End up in a mental institution with Pat R. or die laughing; Salient Characteristic: Craziness. STEPHEN EDWARD MEDEIROS NORMA ELIZABETH MEEHAN STEPHEN EDWARD MEDEIROS Money bags” Industrial Arts Merrily, merrily shall I live.” Bom: December 1, 1950; Ambition: Machinist; Favorite Expression: Best-blank-blank; Pet Peeve: Stuck up girls; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Hap¬ piest When: Making love; Probable Fate: Un¬ known; Salient Characteristic: Money bags NORMA ELIZABETH MEEHAN Nonney” College If silence is golden, then I’m rich. Bom: September 23, 1950; Ambition: To be happy and do what I want; Favorite Expression: Oh bully”; Pet Peeve: Narrow-mindedness; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To eat crackers on the moon; Hap¬ piest When: Sleeping; Probable Fate: Death; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Serenity. DONALD FRANCIS MELLO MICHAEL J. MONIZ DONALD FRANCIS MELLO Donnie” College He’d rather make history than study it.” Bom: March 9, 1952; Ambition: Something in art field; Favorite Expression: You Portugee”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning and my car; Suppressed D ire: To get rich and buy a new car; Happiest When: Out drinking; Probable Fate: Get caught by Uncle Sam; Salient Characteristic: Temper. MICHAEL J MONIZ Mike” Industrial Arts If studies interfere with good times, why study.” Bom: January 6, 1951; Ambition: Carpenter; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Lay it on me!” Pet Peeve: Girls who think they’re it; Suppressed Desire: Drive a funny car; Happiest When: Working on my ’55; Probable Fate: Grease monkey; Salient Character¬ istic: 55 Chevy. 121 STEVEN NORMAN MONTY Steve” College On the field of sports are sown the seeds of men.” Born: June 28, 1951 ; Ambition: To become a pro football player; Favorite Expression: That ' s nice.”; Pet Peeve: Maxi-skirts; Suppressed Desire: To pass a math course; Happiest When: With Elaine; Probable Fate: Injured knees in a college football game; Salient Characteristic: Thick hair. DENNIS ANTONE MORAES Dcnny-Ray” College Teachers and classrooms are his only objections to education.” Bom: September 17,1952; Ambition: To become rich enough to buy an island; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Life flows on within you and without you”; Pet Peeve: Mrs. Boyce; Suppressed Desire: To become a professional football player; Happiest When: I met Mary; Probable Fate: A quiet death at home; Salient Characteristic: Red V.W. STEVEN NORMAN MONTY DENNIS ANTONE MORAES KATHLEEN ANN MORGAN Morg” College It’s nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice.” Bom: January 25, 1952; Ambition: To accom¬ plish something worthwhile; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Dats nice stuff huh?”; Pet Peeve: Hick-ups; Suppressed Desire: To play a real game of football; Hippiest When: With my friends; Probable Fate: An instructor teaching walk and poise; Salient Characteristic: Clumsiness. DEBORAH JANE MORRIS Debby” College The eyes have language everywhere.” Bom: October 20, 1952; Ambition: To become an English teacher; Favorite Expression: I don’t fed very well, Mrs. Martin, may I lay down this period?”; Pet Peeve: Over grown Sophomores; Suppressed Desire: To understand just one of Mr. Malcolm’s Friday specials in math 12; Happiest When: Standing on tiptoe to reach Charlie; Probable Fate: A Raggedy-Ann doll; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. £ KATHLEEN ANN MORGAN DEBORAH JANE MORI DONALD JOSEPH NEVES Donny” College A silent, shy, peaceloving man.” Bom: February 7, 1952; Ambition: To become a professional golfer; Favorite F.xpression: Yah right!”; Pet Peeve: Nagging English teachers in senior year; Suppressed Desire: To live peaceful life; Happiest When: With her in peace; Probable Fate: Bus driver; Salient Characteristic: Quiet¬ ness. PAULINE MARIE NICKERSON Tudy” General Laughter and liveliness make life worthwhile.” Bom. December 28. 1952: Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: Is that right.”; Pet Peeve: Teachers that don’t pronounce last names on purpose, Suppressed Desire: To get married; Happiest When: With a certain someone, Proba- bli Fate: Music readier; Salient Characteristic: Courtesy. DONALD JOSEPH NEVES PAULINE MARIE NICKERSON 122 MICHAEL FOSTER OLDHAM MICHELE R. OLIVER MICHAEL FOSTER OLDHAM Mike ' College He Finds presence in school an unnecessary evil. Born: January 8. 1951; Ambition: To become a police officer; Favorite Expression Take a break ; Pet Perie: Parental prejudice against voting people; Suppressed Desire: To be able to ratify the backward government of our towm. Happiest When: Driving to who knows where, and not caring what time 1 get there. Probable Fate: Head coach of a pvgmy basketball team Salient Characteristic: Absence. MICHELE R OLIVER Mikki’ College Come what may. she’ll find a way. Bom: January 5, 1953; Ambition: To be a teach¬ er; Favorite Expression: Dummy! ; Pet Peeie: Cars that don ' t work; Suppressed Desire: To have 12 kids and live 100 years; Happiest When: Hang¬ ing around thinking or teasing someone. Proba¬ ble Fate: A Hermit; Salient Characteristic: Rings EDMUND OPOZDA, JR GLORIA JEAN PATASINI EDMUND OPOZDA, JR Eddie College It is better to live rich than to die rich. Bom: March 1. 1951; Ambition: To have a fast car!; Favorite Expression: -; Pet Peeve: Redheads with freckles; Suppressed Desire : To kill a red¬ head; Happiest When: Passing an Orange Cam- aro; Probable Fate: Dawn; Salient Characteristic: One dimple. GLORIA JEAN PATASINI Glo” College She has friends - ah, yes, a pile and for all she has a smile.” Bom: July 27, 1952; Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse and work with children. Fa¬ vorite Expression: I’m Dumb!”; Pet Peeie: Being crossed; Suppressed Desire: To do lots of traveling before settling down; Happiest When: Socializing or playing sports; Probable Fate: Happily married (I hope); Salient Characteristic: Aggressiveness. DIANE LYNN PERRAULT DAVID B PAULSON DAVID B. PAULSON Dave” Business In one ear, out the other.” Bom: February 9, 1951; Ambition: To be an in¬ surance adjuster; Favorite Expression: You’re going to get a beaten ”; Pet Peeie: My little brothers and sister; Suppressed Desire: To be a millionaire at 40”; Happiest When: With a cer¬ tain someone; Probable Fate: To own a 1970 Chevy SS 396”; Salient Characteristic: Gas sta¬ tion. DIANE LYNN PERRAULT Di” College A horse, a horse, a kingdom for my horse.” Bom: January 20. 1952; Ambition : To teach music at the high school level; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Fantabulerific! ; Pet Peeie : Boastful people who have nothing to boast about; Suppressed De¬ sire: To be a world famous equestrian, Happiest When: Riding my horse; Probable Fate: Stable girl at a riding school in Tim-Buck-Two; Salient Characteristic: Her posture. 123 FLORENCE THERESA PERRY Flo College Give her .1 basketball and she ' s oft to glory. Bom: October 29. 19A2, Ambition: To be a suc¬ cess as a human being; Favorite Expression: Untah ; Pet Peeve: Phonies and hypocrites; Suppressed Desire: To be a farmer; Happiest When: Competing in spirts; Probable Fate: Housewife; Salient Characteristic: Sports. GAIL ROSE PERRY Home Economics Small bur who ever complained about the size of dynamite.” Bom: March 29, 19A2; Ambition: To marry Johnnie and lx a mommy; Favorite Expression: Son-ot-a-gun”; Pet Peeve: Holly ’s big mouth; Suppressed Desire: To marry Johnnie and have a cigarette in class; Happiest When: With Johnnie; Probable Fate: To elope; Salient Characteristic: Her diamond. i FLORENCE THERESA PERRY GAIL ROSE PERRY KATHLEEN ANN PERRY Kathy” College When Nature has work to be done, she creates a genius to do it.” Bom: March 26, 1952; Ambition: To be an ele¬ mentary school teacher; Favorite Expression: You’re kidding!”; Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate peo¬ ple; Suppressed Desire: To get rid of all my books ; Happiest When: I have nothing to do; Probable Fate: —; Salient Characteristic: Politeness. WILLIAM ANTHONY PERRY Billy” College And certainly he was a good fellow.” Bom: Septemlxr 22, 1950; Ambition: To gradu¬ ate from college; Favorite Expression: you’re kidding”; Pet Peeve: Women drivers; Suppressed Desire: To go to the moon; Happiest When: Weekend comes; Probable Fate: —; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Friendliness. SUSAN ELAINE PFLUG Sue” College The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Bom: November 6, 1952; Ambition: To teach the First grade; Favorite Expression: One of these days!!”; Pet Peeve: Cigarette smoke; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To become a writer; Happiest When: Spending money; Probable Fate: -; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Ribbons. ERIC MILTON PICKUP Ricky” General If it’s a man’s work, I’m only a boy.” Bom: August 17, 1951; Ambition: Draftsman; Favorite Expression: Bomb it”; Pet Peeve: Vice¬ squad. Suppressed Desire: To get out of this school; Happiest When: With S.S.; Probable Fate: To marry Sharon; Salient Characteristic: Sharon. 124 STEPHEN EDWARD PIELA - I Steve College A hand to execute any mischief ' Bom: April 22. 1952; Ambition: To become a successful architectural designer. Favorite Ex¬ pression: What ' s this -?”, Pet Peeve: People who cut in lunch line. Suppressed Desire: To pole vault over twelve feet, Happiest When: Weekends. Probable Fate: Short order cook. Salient Charac- teristic: Jokes. PAULA PILAT College Bashful though she is. to know her is to like her.” Bom: September 4, 1952; Ambition: Elementary school teacher; Favorite Expression: Aw . Come on ; Pet Peeve: Men who cross their knees while seated; Suppressed Desire: To pull the fire alarm outside room 7; Happiest When: At a dance or listening to my brother ' s rock group practice; Probable Fate: Lite in Africa with the son of Tarzan; Salient Characteristic: Innocence. CURTIS EDMUND POLLITT Fudge” College A girl a day keeps the homewwk away.” Bom: November 12, 1952; Ambition: To steal a cop car; Favorite Expression: Ee — cardie. Pet Peeve: Slidcrules, lockers, room 7; Suppressed De¬ sire: To walk upon the waters; Happiest When: Reading HAMLET in Dartmouth; Probable Fate: Fairhaven High clock hand turner; Salient Characteristic: Bushy eyebrows. ELAINE ANNETTE PONTBRIAND Business The mirror of all courtesy.” Bom: February 12, 1952; Ambition: To be a sew¬ ing teacher; Favorite Expression: Ya - sure. ’; Pet Peeve: People who are always talking ' bout other people; Suppressed Desire: To drive a Jag¬ uar; Happiest When: With Den and when I get out of work; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic: Small w’aist. SHARON IRENE PONTE Shar” General To be merry best becomes you.” Bom: June 20, 1952; Ambition: To own a restau¬ rant.”; Favorite Expression: Is that right!”; Pet Peeve: Teachers that control their classes; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To drive Skip’s car 120 m.p.h. on route 195; Happiest When: Alone with Skip; Probable Fate: Skip’s wife; Salient Characteristic: Shirt tails. CYNTHIA ANN POWERS Cindi” General A lady so richly clad as she - beautiful excccd- ingly.” Bom: December 4, 1952; Ambition: Lab techni¬ cian; Favorite Expression: Oh wow! ; Pet Peeve: Runny noses; Suppressed Desire: To ring the bells in the clock tower with Dawna; Happiest When: With Brent; Probable Fate: Marriage. Salient Characteristic: Her wardrobe. SHARON IRENE PONTE CYNTHIA ANN POWERS 125 LINDA PREZNER Business Lin Quiet as a cyclone. Bom: July 7. 1952; Ambition: Accountant; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Yeah, sure! ; Pet Peeve: Con¬ ceited people; Suppressed Desire: To marry Arthur and be happy. Happiest When: With Arr ' -ur; Probable Fate: Marry Arthur and have 4 kids; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Boots. MICHAEL JOHN PUSCIZNA Pusso” College Why should the devil have all the fun. Bom: November 30,1952; Ambition: To be rich; Favorite Expression: I hope Albritton doesn’t catch us, Moniz.”; Pet Peeve: Aftersessions; Sup¬ pressed Desire: Being a photographer for Playboy Magazine; Happiest When: Eating lunch at How¬ dy’s instead of in the school cafeteria; Probable Fate: Owning antique Campos in the year 2000; Salient Characteristic: Baby-fine hair. LINDA PREZNER MICHAEL JOHN PUSCIZNA ANDREW PARKER RAPP Andy’ College A man ' s popularity is an index of his charac¬ ter.” Bom: November 3. 1952; Ambition: Teacher (of History); Favorite Expression: Ya, sure buddy!”; Pet Peeve: Six majors; Suppressed Desire: To go back in time and study history as it happens; Happiest When: Sleeping; Probable Fate: Pub pro¬ prietor in New Zealand; Salient Characteristic: Distinction. DANIEL F. REED Reed General Good humor is the health of the soul.” Bom: May 1 , 1951; Ambition: Chef; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Well put it like this.”; Pet Peeve: Slow drivers; Suppressed Desire: To own my own res¬ taurant; Happiest When: With Kris; Probable Fate: Head cook at High School cafeteria; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Guy’s Drugstore. JOYCE MARIE REGO Joyce” College A redhead with spirit instead of a temper.” Bom: June 23, 1952; Ambition: To become a teacher; Favorite Expression: Are you some kind of a nut or something?”; Pet Peeve: People who ask me, fs your hair REALLY red?”; Suppressed Desire: To make a certain someone happy; Hap¬ piest When: With Don; Probable Fate: Coach of Vocational High’s basketball team; Salient Characteristic: Red hair. PATRICIA A NN RENAUD Pat” Business No matter what others may be, she is always herself.” Bom: July 27. 1952, Ambition: To become a lab¬ oratory technician or just to work in a hospital; Favorite Expression: As if I care!”; Pet Peeve: Cer¬ tain substitute teachers who don’t know how to run a class, people who tell me what to do, and people who try to be what they’re not; Suppressed Desire To see the Vietnam War come to an end; Happiest When: Out having a good time; when I’m not working; when I’m out of school; Prob¬ able Fate To end up in a mental institution with Michelle M., Salient Characteristic: Great person¬ ality. ANDREW PARKER RAPP DANIEL F. REED JOYCE MARIE REGO PATRICIA ANN RENAUD MANUEL JOAQUIM RIBEIRO RICHARD J. RIGGS MANUEL JOAQUIM RIBEIRO Manny Business Playing baseball is his line ’ Bom: March 18. 1952; Ambition: To become a professional baseball player; Favorite Expression: Hi Monkey ' !”; Pet Peeve: Taking tests ' . Sup pressed Desire: To be the center fielder tor the San Francisco Giants; Happiest When: With Debbie, Probable Fate: To succeed in life; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Baseball. RICHARD J RIGGS Speed” Business If he had two ideas in his head, they would fall out with each other.;; Bom: January 25, 1951; Ambition: Travel across the country; Favorite Expression: One draft please”; Pet Peeve: Rusty; Suppressed Desire: Stay stoned forever; Happiest When: On the island; Probable Fate: Ace’s office; Salient Characteristic: Dazed look. CHRISTINE MARIE ROSA SANDRA THERESA ROY MICHAEL PAUL ROCHA Roch” General Follow me and thou shall not lack amuse¬ ment.” Bom: April 2, 1951; Ambition: To become in¬ dependently wealthy; Favorite Expression: Ya right”; Pet Peeve: Room 10, period 6; Suppressed Desire: To own an MGB and travel all over the country; Happiest When: Playing football and daydreaming; Probable Fate: Doorman at the Waldorf; Salient Characteristic: Belly. CATHERINE LOUISE RODERIQUES Cathy” College Chatter, chatter as I go.” Bom: August 1, 1952; Ambition: Elementary school teacher; Favorite Expression: What!!”; Pet Peeve: People who don’t listen to monitors; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: Doing something I enjoy; Probable Fate: Mar¬ ried; Salient Characteristic: Fidgity. CHRISTINE MARIE ROSA Kris” Business Quiet exterior conceals much.” Bom: January 4, 1953; Ambition: To be an exec¬ utive secretary , Favorite Expression: Cut it out”; Pet Peeve: People who stare; Suppressed Desire: Skiing in the Alps; Happiest When: On a date; Probable Fate: Housewife; Salient Characteristic: Shiny hair. SANDRA THERESA ROY Sandy Business Never a trouble, never a frown, only a smile for everyone ” Bom: May 7, 1952; Ambition: Office worker. Favorite Expression: All Right”; Pet Peeve: Peo¬ ple who put on.; Suppressed Desire: To go skiing in Quebec; Happiest When: With Ron, Probable Fate: Marriage. Salient Characteristic: Jewelry 127 ADAM RUPKUS III Business Nature made him what he is and never made another.” Born: June 26, 1931; Ambition: To get some¬ where in the world; Favorite Expression: Al¬ right ; Pet Peeve: Being told what to do; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To start a business of some kind; Happiest When: With my girl; Probable Fate: Complete happiness; Salient Characteristic: Bottles. CAROL THERESA SANTOS College Great things are made of little things.” Bom: October J, 1932; Ambition: To be an inter¬ preter; Favorite Expression: Paciencia”; Pet Peeve: When teachers assign tests on the same day; Suppressed Desire: To study in Europe; Hap¬ piest When: Working on a concert; Probable Fate: Music teacher at FHS; Salient Characteristic: Height. DENNIS JAMES SANTOS Box” General Follow me and thou shalt not lack amuse¬ ment.” Born: June 13, 1952; Ambition: To be a big busi¬ nessman; Favorite Expression: Howda, howda heck you doing!”; Pet Peeve: Aftersession; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To be a success in sky diving; Hap¬ piest When: Playing pool and drinking beer; Probable Fate: Being President of the U.S.; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Audacity. LYNN MARIE SHEPHERD College Simplicity is her greatest grace.” Born: February 24, 1953; Ambition: To do some¬ thing unusual people will notice; Favorite Ex¬ pression: That ' s really fantastic!”; Pet Peeve: Peo¬ ple being angry at me; Suppressed Desire: To go down the island; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: More accidents with Patsy; Salient Characteristic: Round face. CAROL ANN SILVA Ca” Business Light of heart and step was she.” Bom: July 14, 1952; Ambition: To be a senior ac¬ countant; Favorite Expression: Yeah, sure.”; Pet Peen: School. Suppressed Desire: To get a dia¬ mond ring; Happiest When: With Marvin; Prob¬ able Fate: Married to Marvin; Salient Characteris¬ tic: M.G. CLAUDIA LEIGH SILVA Clyde College Bashful though she is, to know her is to like her.” Born: November 26. 1952, Ambition: To teach math Faivrite Expression: Come on car!!”; Pet Peeve People with poor manners; Suppressed De¬ sire. To climb a mountain. Happiest When: Warm; Probable Pate: Co-editor with Slielli of Mad Magazine, Salient Characternth: Circle pins. 128 DOR HEN MARY SILVA Katrina” Business As prone to mischief, as able to perform if Rom: May 14, 1952; Ambition: To become a dietician; Favorite Expression: As if; Pet Peeve: Getting up at 5 a m. to go to work. Suppressed Desire: To be on the A honor roll; Happiest When: Eating; Probable Fate: To work in a kitch¬ en the rest of my life; Salient Characteristic Doc¬ tor ' s Chronic Hospital, VIRGINIA MARY SLATER Ginger” College Accidents will happen.” Rom: August 12,1952; Ambition: To earn a doc¬ torate in Marine Biology; Favorite Expression: I’ll sec if I can swing it.”; Pet Peeve: People who fool around with my car; Suppressed Desire: To make a great discovery; Happiest When: Not get¬ ting into trouble; Probable Fate: Grease-monkey; Salient Characteristic: Accidents. DOREEN MARY SILVA VIRGINIA MARY SLATER RAYMOND EDWARD SLOWIK KATHLEEN A. SMITH � RAYMOND EDWARD SLOWIK Ray” Business Packed with power.” Rom: February 14, 1952; Ambition: To become wealthy; Favorite Expression: Hi sweetheart ; Pet Peeve: Out of shape girls; Suppressed Desire: To become Vice Principal of FHS; Happiest When: With girls; Probable Fate: Lawyer; Salient Characteristic: Slyness. KATHLEEN A SMITH Betty” Business We wish like her that we could be always joyous and carefree.” Rom: May 27, 1952; Ambition: To travel; Favor¬ ite Expression: Toomey - cut it out!”; Pet Peeve: Phony people; Suppressed Desire: To go to the Hangars; Happiest When: With Tommy all weekend; Probable Fate: Married with 15 kids - all in diapers at the same time!!!; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Blond streak. LEE ROBERT SMiTH Smitty” General Out for a good time, never in a hurry.” Rom: f u ne 21, 1052; A mbit ion: ( ' on trac tor; Fa vorile Expression: -; Pet Pure: Orange Camaros. Suppressed Desire: To hustle Luther Lassiter; Happiest When: Playing pool. Probable Fate: -; Salient Characteristic: Poolstick. THOMAS FRANKLIN SMITH Smitty” Business Study is a dreary thing, so win should 1 do it.’ Rom: September 20, 1951; Ambition: To have money; Favorite Expression: Where there ' s a will there ' s a was.” Pet Peeve: Women drivers; Suppressed Desire: To get a piece” of the action. Happiest When: )n top of ir; Pm ablt Fate: l S Navi; Salient Characteristu: Wide belts LEE ROBERT SMITH THOMAS FRANKLIN SMITH 129 DAVID MELVIN SOARES ' Dave Bing Business ' Blessed re they who maintain silence, for they are never quoted. Born: March 16, 1951; Ambition: Liberal Arts; Favorite Expression: Beep-Beep , Pet Peeve: Typ¬ ing class; Suppressed Desire: Saying Good-Bye to Mrs. Borowicc; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: King of France; Salient Character¬ istic: Animal noises. CLAUDIA SOBRAL Claud College Gay and audacious, mischief glints in her eye. Bom: November 23, 1952; Ambition: Get rich; Favorite Expression: Baloney”; Pet Peeve: Holes in my socks; Suppressed Desire: To be a passion flower; Happiest When: Flirting; Probable Fate: Monarchy; Salient Characteristic: Vivaciousness. DAVID MELVIN SOARES CLAUDIA SOBRAL FREDERICK BYRON SOUZA Twig General Be silent and safe, silence never betrays you.” Born: January 23, 1951; Ambition: To become wealthy; Faiorite Expression: Hello Senhor’; Pet Peeve: People who don’t know how to drive; Suppressed Desire: To become a pro bowler; Hap¬ piest When: I see my pay check; Probable Fate: Hard laborer; Salient Characteristic: Glasses. DONNA MAE SOWA Dawna” Business Give the world the best you have, and the best will come to you.” Bom: September 27, 1952; Ambition: To make money!; Favorite Expression : What a farmer!”; Pet Peeve: The United States Navy!; Suppressed Desire: To ring the bells in the clock tower with Cindi: Happiest When: With Bruce in Boston; Probable Fate: Married and living in a huge, old mansion; Salient Characteristic: Rosy cheeks. FREDERICK BYRON SOUZA DONNA MAE SOWA RICHARD E. SPARROW Rick” College Content I live, nor seek for fame.” Bom: August 15, 1952; Ambition: none!; Favor¬ ite Expression: Oh wow”; Pet Peeve: Mr. Paquin; Suppressed Desire: To shoot that man in the attic; Happiest When: Hanging around on a corner; Probable Fate: To be a man in the attic; Salient Characteristic: Laziness. JACQUELINE M. SYLVIA Jackie” General I’ll tufn over a new leal.” Bom: June 27,1952; Ambition: To make Pamela Auffres stop laughing; Favorite Expression: Far out , Pet Peeve: Seeing people get hurt; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To travel and meet people; Hap¬ piest When: Indulging; Probable Fate: A singing nun; Salient Characteristic: Short skirts. RICHARD E. SPARROW JACQUELINE M. SYLVIA RANDALL JOSEPH SYLVIA DAVID MATTHEW TEIXEIRA RANDALL JOSEPH SYLVIA Moose” General My appetite comes while eating.” Bom: June 9, 1952; Ambition: To become a cook; Favorite Expression: Crew;” Pet Peeve: Long hair and drugs; Suppressed Desire: To succeed in life; Happiest When: With Debbie; Probable Fate: Chef, Salient Characteristic: White socks. DAVID MATTHEW TEIXEIRA Tex” College The rule of my life is to make business plea¬ sure, and pleasure my business.” Bom: March 14. 1952; Ambition: To become a big success; Favorite Expression: Beautiful;” Pet Peeve: Going steady; Suppressed Desire: To gain fame and fortune; Happiest When: Winning; Probable Fate: To live a life of luxury’; Salient Characteristic: Build. THOMAS E. THORPE JR. ' Tucker” General ' Life is action.” Bom: November 30, Ambition: To have an office job; Favorite Expression: Cool it;” Pet Peeve: Police; Suppressed Desire: To be successful; Happiest When: Working on my car; Probable Fate: To bean important person, Salient Charac¬ teristic: Afterscssion. MARIO FRANCIS THUMUDO III Mark” College A head to contrive, a hand for mischief.” Bom: April 5, 1952; Ambition: ; Favorite Expression: Is that right?;” Pet Peeve: Getting blamed for things I don’t do; Suppressed Desire: To be a monitor in the girls’ locker room; Hap¬ piest When: I receive an A in English; Probable Fate: Priest; Salient Characteristic: Guilty con¬ science. LOIS MAY TOOMEY LOIS MAY TOOMEY Toomcy” Business I shall laugh myself to death.” Bom: June 9, 1952; Ambition: To keep my mouth shut for five minutes; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Dooza;” Pet Peeve: People who take drugs (especially friends); Suppressed Desire: To tell the cop at Howdy’s to get moving; Happiest When: Dancing; Probable Fate: To have no voice left at the age of twenty-five, Salient Characteristic: Ap¬ petite. JANE CATHERINE TUCKER Janie” Business The word impossible is not in the dictionary.” Bom: April 11, 1952; Ambition To travel and explore the ancient ruins of Greece; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Laws were made to be broken!?;” Pet Peeve: Richard Audcttc; Suppressed Desire : To make Dad stop scratching his stomach!, Hap¬ piest When: On Leblanc’s beach; Probable Fate: Old maid librarian, Salient Characteristic: Book¬ worm. JANE CATHERINE TUCKER A JUDITH ANN TYSON Judy” College A true friend is a gift of God.” Bom: June 10,1952; Ambition: Teacher; Favorite Egression: Oh forget it!;” Pet Peeve: Monitors who block the hallways; Suppressed Desire: To pull the fire alarm near room 7; Happiest When: When 1 don’t have any homework; Probable Fate: Supermarket cashier; Salient Characteristic: Big Caddy. STEPHEN L. VEILLEUX Steve” College People who make no noise arc dangerous.” Bom: August 27, 1952; Ambition: Graduate from college; Favorite Expression: Is that right?;” Pet Peeve: Schoo ,Suppressed Desire- Fall asleep in French class; Happiest When: Skiing; Probable Fate: Ski-Bum; Salient Characteristic: Con artist. JUDITH ANN TYSON STEPHEN L. VEILLEUX KRISTINE ANN VEZINA Kris” Business In school she’s demure, but outside we’re not so sure.” Bom: September 9, 19 2 , Ambition.To become a registered nurse; Favorite Expression: Yeah, right!;” Pet Peeve: People who try to be what they’re not; Suppressed Desire: Spend a weekend at Bridgewater State College; Happiest When: With the Eastern Sound Company; Probable Fate: Someday get married; Salient Characteristic: Tiny feet. NANCY ANN V1CTORINO Nanc” Business Nutty as a fruitcake.” Bom: June 19, 1952; Ambition: To get drafted?!; Favorite Expression: Oh no!;” Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else; Suppressed Desire: To make my life worthwhile; Happiest When: Having a good time; Probable Fate: A bored secretary; Salient Characteristic: Bouncy. PATRICIA ANN VIEIRA Pat” College An artist of the first degree, her pictures are a treat to see.” Bom; June 28, 1952; Ambition: To be a success¬ ful art teacher; Favorite Expression: I don’t wanna hear about it!;” Pet Peeve : People who don’t listen when I talk to them; Suppressed De¬ sire: Someday to have a happy marriage; Happiest When: Having fun with my best friends; Proba¬ ble Fate: A penniless old biddy; Salient Character¬ istic: Artistic Ability. STEPHEN ARTHUR VIEIRA Fla pper ’ ’ College He keeps us merry and amused all day and helps us chase the gloom away.” Bom: March 14, 1952; Ambition: To become a Math teacher in Massachusetts; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Like, 1 really don’t care;” Pet Peeve: Girl monitors screaming in my ears; Suppressed Desire: To lose 30 lbs.. Happiest When: Eating or sleep¬ ing; Probable Fate: Replaced by a computer for a teacher; Salient Characteristic: Good nature. 132 PATRICIA ANN VIEIRA STEPHEN ARTHUR VIEIRA JAMES ALEXANDER VINCENT SYLVIA WEBSTER JAMES ALEXANDER VIM ENT Jim College He ' s a ery devil. Born . April 21. 1952; Ambition: To lx a sports caster or sportswriter; Fat-orite Expression: Oi. vay!!”; Pet Peeve: Homework: Suppressed Desire: To lap Brian Young in a mile race: Happiest When: Working with statistics; Probable Fate Lush; Salient Characteristic: School spirit. SYLVIA WEBSTER Syl College Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you’re up to.” Born: June 17, 1932; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: Farthead!! ”; Pet Peeve: Girls with long hair; Suppressed Desire: To be soft spo¬ ken; Flappiest Vi ' hen: I’m aggravating Steve; Probable Fate: A nagging wife; Salient Character¬ istic: Mouth. EDWARD ALAN WOJCIK Eddie” College There ' s mischief in his eye.” Bom: December 1 , 1952 ; Ambition: College: Fa¬ vorite Expression: I don’t care where you ' re from”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To blow up the Chemistry ' lab; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: Being reincarnated as an alarm clock; Salient Characteristic: Carefreeness. RUSSELL ALAN WOTTON Russ” Business A light-hearted lad is good to know ' .” Bom: July 2, 1952; Ambition: To major in Busi¬ ness Administration; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: Monday mornings; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To remain 366 in the draft lot¬ tery; Happiest When: Receiving my pay check on Thursday nights!; Probable Fate: A poor Air Force private; Salient Characteristic: Pin-striped shirts. DIANE MARIE ZOLNIERZ Zombie” General Life’s too short to frown at.” Bom: October 27, 1952; Ambition: To become a teacher; Favorite Expression: What can I say?”; Pet Peeve: Breaking a fingernail; Suppressed De¬ sire: To own a 1970 Grand Prix; Happiest When: Having a good time with friends; Probable Fate: Working in a sw’eat shop the rest of my life; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Laugh. LUIZ CARLOS ZANOLLI Louie” College Eat, drink, and be merry.” Bom: November 8, 1951; Ambition: To become an electronic engineer; Faivnte Expression: Jesus Christ!!”; Pet Peeve: Insincere people; Suppressed Desire: Get an ' A ' in Math or U S. History; Happiest When: Everybody is happy Probable Fate: Going back to Brazil; Salient Characteristic: Hands. DIANE MARIE ZOLNIERZ LUIZ CARLOS ZANOLLI Any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind” James S. Kycroft “Jimmie” ' Dennis Mdlo “Danny” Cawrcncc Qrindrod Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so: For those whom thou think’st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor Death; nor yet canst thou kill me. From Rest and Sleep, which but thy picture be, Much pleasure, then from thee much more must flow; And soonest our best men with thee do go - Rest of their bones and souls’ delivery! Thou’rt slave to fate, chance, kings, and desperate men, And dost with poison, war, and sickness dwell; And poppy or charms can make us sleep as well And better than thy stroke. Why swell’st thou then? One short sleep past, we wake eternally, And death shall be no more: Death, thou shalt die! John Donne American Service This year F.H.S. became better acquainted with Brazil as we welcomed foreign exchange student Luiz Carlos Zanolli. A citizen of Tupa, Brazil, Luiz arrived in the United States in Au¬ gust with a large group of exchange students from South America. He lives with his American Parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Humphreys and their son Charlie at 113 Pleasant Street. Luiz’s real father is a pharma¬ cist, and he has several brothers and sisters at home. We shall never forget our Brazilian” on the football field attempting extra points, or his great enthusiasm for a new sport. Around school, Luiz is constantly talking with friends and teach¬ ing us how they do things in Brasil.” As the year ends, Luiz will say good-bye to his many friends at F.H.S. We hope he will remem¬ ber his days with us, for we shall never forget our days with him. ?ie!d Students We were fortunate this year to have two ex¬ change students at F.H.S. Carin Alfredsson, from Ludvika, Sweden, lives with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Birtwistle and their family at 254 Main Street. Carin’s family in Sweden consists of two brothers, which is quite different from three American sisters.” Her hometown is much like Fairhaven, and there Carin enjoys sailing , skiing, and being with friends. We shall never forget the Swede” at football games with the Pep Squad, talking with friends, or learning American customs and traditions. Carin has been a friend to many of us, and we hope she will have many memories of F.H.S. to take home with her. ANDREW RAPP In January of ’69 one of our classmates, Andy Rapp, left Fairhaven to attend an all boys school, King’s High, in Dunedin, New Zealand. There he lived with the D. H. Wallace family of Wingatui, a small town ten miles outside of Dunedin. In New Zealand Andy had three brothers, Russell 17, Owen 14, Malcolm 5. Andy assures us that he really had a great time in his adopted country. While there he played Rugby, which is the New Zealand form of football. The best thing of his whole year was the many long-lasting friendships that he made. He will always remember the A.F.S. motto, Walk together, talk together all ye peoples of the earth, for then and only then shall ye have peace.” Class Superlatives 140 BEST NATURED Claudia Sobral and Eddie Opozda 141 BEST APPETITE Lois Toomey and Randy Sylvia CLASS FLIRTS Gayle Carvalho and Steve Cadieux 142 FRIENDLIEST � Carin Alfredsson and Luiz Zanolli MERRIEST LAUGH Kathy Smith and Dave Cardoza 143 NICEST SMILES Kathy Morgan and Eddie Wojcik 144 NEATEST APPEARANCE Michelle Lacostc and Richie Martin MOST SOPHISTICATED Kay Bennett and Andy Rapp MOST ATHLETIC Flo Perry and Dave Teixeira i CLASS GAMBLERS Michelle McDermott and Ricardo Correia 145 MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Cheryl Borowicz and Mike Puscizna BEST Shelley Lauzon 146 MOST BASHFUL Jerry Howland and Karen Bernier MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Ann Maloney and Jimmy Vincent MOST DEPENDABLE Claudia Silva and Richard Garro 147 r CLASS DIPLOMATS Jane Howland and Tom Lopes Is it me or my personality they want? 14 9 He thinks I’m not looking! 150 Oh, c’mon Eddie! 151 Steady customers?! 152 154 LITTLE ANGELS??? 155 I’ll be sorry I posed for this picture!! 156 Sure, wc’U poise for you. 157 1. Mike Pusezina 2. Linda Dricsen 3. Cathy Roderiques 4. Susan Pflug 5. Janet Costa 6. Doreen Silva 7. Richard Riggs 8. Karen Bernier 9. Dawn Markowski 10. Paula Pilat 11. Pat Renaud 12. Dave Gunderson 13. Sandra Roy 14. Maryann Gladu 15. Diane Zolneriz 16. Elaine Pontebriand 17. Mike Qark 18. Kris Vezina 19- Kathy Bouley 20. Ida Gomes 21. Claire Ford 22. Dawna Sowa 23- Dave Teixeira 24. Steve Vieira 25. Cindy Dutra 26. Beverly Luz 27. Dawn Birtwistle 28. Cheryl Jarvis 29- Kathy Morgan 30. Jane Tucker 31. Joanne Chicco 32. Debbie Chasse 33. Karen Kidston 34. Roland Blouin 35. Jane Howland 36. Charles Humphreys 37. Ann Maloney 38. Shelley Lauzon 39- Claudia Silva 40. Michelle Lacoste 41. Rosemary Fernandes 42. Judy Desjardins 43. Debbie Jarvis 44. Denise Furlani 45. Sylvia Webster 46. Alan Fernandes 47. Laurie Condon 48. Cindy Joseph 49. Bette Cunha 50. Mark Thumudo 51. Kristine Rosa 52. Pat Vieira 53. Gail Perry 54. ' Jim Vincent 55. Lois Toomey 56. Paul Lainey 57. Carin Alfredsson 58. Gloria Patasini 59- Kay Bennett 60. Carol Santos 61. Debby Morris 62. Andy Rapp 63- Mark Lawrence 64. Gayle Carvalho 65. Cheryl Borowitz 66. Mike Amaral 67. Cun Pollitt 68. Roscann Cataldo 69 Flo Perry 70. Cindi Powers 158 i V ■ y j r 58 L ws ■ ■r - • i wmmjitw p — IjPk — 1 % fir® I L n y K l «� � vv CURRICULUM Zke Mutt lestoman 7orty-?ourth Edit ion eo-Sditors Jh Chief Shelley Cauzon Claudia Silva Associate Editor fane Howland faculty Advisor Air. Aionuel fautes Pauline Nickerson Bette Cunha Eddie Opozda Tom Darling Carol Santos - Editor Claudia Sobral Charles Martin Jane Tucker - Editor Sylvia Webster Richard Martin Laurie Condon Dawn Birtwistle Donny Mello Linda Driesen Michelle Oliver Rosemary Fernandes ACTIVITIES Curtis Pollit Dot Gallop Richard Garro - Editor James Vincent Mike Gubler Debbie Morris - Editor David Gunderson Debra Barboza UNDERCLASSMEN Michelle Lacoste Kay Bennett Juniors Paula Pilat Roland Blouin Philip Mello Virginia Slater Debra Chasse James Gidley Nancy Victorino Kathy Duke Jeffrey Burke Pat Vieira Karen Kidston Karen Hanczaryk Steve Vieira Lynn Shepherd Jane Ryle SENIORS SPORTS Kathy Magnant Dawna Sowa - Editor Frank Almeida - Editor Sophomores Dana Almeida Mary Bonczek Andy Rapp - Editor Gary Valerio Marilyn Furtado Mike Amaral Carlton Albritton Ida Gomes Cheryl Boroweicz Martha Sibor Charles Humphreys Kathy Bouley Irene Rezendes Dawn Markowski Steve Cadieux Beverly Tabet Kathy Morgan Richardo Correria 160 MICHEAL AGUIAR 33 Green St. Chorus 1; Shop Club 3, 4. NANCY AKIN 15 Daniel St. Mixed Chorus 1, 3; Future Teachers 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Traffic Squad 1; Personal Typing 4; Office As¬ sistant 2. CARIN ALFREDSSON 254 Main St. A.F.S. Club 4; Senior Play. FRANK ALMEIDA 75 Mulberry St. Monitor 1,4; Executive Board 3; Class Vice President 4; HUTT Staff 2, 3, 4; Sports Editor 4; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 2; Key Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; Boys ' State 3; Football Manager 3, 4; A.V. Club 1; Vice-President 1; Student Government Day Representative 2. MICHAEL AMARAL 32 Chestnut St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Executive Board 4; HUTT Staff 4; Boys’ State 3; Senior Play. SUSAN ANDRADE 443 Sconticut Rd. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Typ¬ ing Club 2; SPRAY Typist 3, 4; Karate 3. ROBERT BACHAND 151 Chestnut St. Camera Club 2; Dance Band 3, 4; Chess Club 3; Senior Play Cast; HUTT Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 4. NANCY BAKER 15 Phoenix St. Bookkeeping Club 3, 4. DEBORAH BARBOZA 73 Sycamore St. Student Council 1; Sewing Club 1, 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Future Teachers 4; HUTT Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. ELAINE BARRITEAU 9 Philip St. Karate Club 3; Typing Club 4; Library Aid 4. BARBARA BASSETT 37 Driscoll Lane Library Aid 1, 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. 2; Drama Club 3; Music Appreciation 4. KATHRYN BENNETT 53 Church St. HUTT Staff 4; SPRAY Staff 4; Honor Society 1,3,4; French Club 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Traffic Squad 4; Drama Club 2; A.F.S. Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Office Worker 1, 3; Marching Band 4. KAREN BERNIER 44 Wilding St. Pep Squad 2; Knitting Club 3. DAWN BIRTWISTLE 254 Main St. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad 1; Honor Society 1; Future Teachers Club 3, 4; Vice President 4; Class Secretary 1, 2, 4; Class President 3; HUTT Staff 4; SPRAY Staff 4; Host A.F.S. Student 4; Chairman Junior Prom Committee 3; Junior Prom Court 3. DONNA BISSONNETTE 2 Borgess Ave. SPRAY Typist 2, 3; Typing Club 3. ROLAND BLOUIN 35 Summer St. Traffic Squad 1; Navigation Club 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Music Ap¬ preciation 4; Senior Play 4; HUTT Staff 4. MARC BLUM 164 Main St. Slide Rule 2; Navigation 3; Boating 4. MARY BONCZEK 32 Spring St. Library Club 1,2; Clothing Club 1, 3, 4. RICHARD BORGES 257 Green St. Monitor 1; Slide Rule Club 2; Winter Track 3; Navigation Club 3; Art Club 4. CHERYL BOROWICZ 4 Coggeshall St. Monitor 1, Head 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Executive Board 3; Pep Squad 4, Secretary; Student Advisory Board 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee; Chorus 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Art Club 4, Treasurer; HUTT Staff; SPRAY Staff 3, 4. KATHLEEN BOULEY 159 Green St. Drama 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Office Workers 4; Monitor 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Outdoor Wildlife Club 4; HUTT 4; Senior Play; Typing 3. DAVID BROWN 14 Rivet St. Karate Club 3; Ping Pong Club 4. ROBERT BRANDZEN 94 Middle St. MAURICE BURKE 87 Pleasant St. Ping Pong Club 3; Spanish Club 4. LOUISE BURNER 24 Narragansett Blvd. Honor Society 1; Drama Club 3; HUTT Staff 4; Typing Club 4. STEVEN CADIEUX 27 Fort St. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Key Club 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; HUTT Staff 4. PETER CAMIRE 58 Bay View Ave. Art Club 2; Sports Club 3; Accounting Lab 4. DAVID CARDOZA 305 Alden Rd. Camera Club 2; A.F.S. Club 3; A.V. Club 4. GAYLE CARVALHO 414 Green St. Jr. Honor Society 1; Student Council 1; Drama Club Treasurer 1; Office Work¬ er 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Court Cheer¬ leaders Dance 2; Executive Board 2; Junior Prom Court 3; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Squad 2, 3; Basketball 2; Cheerleader 4; Spanish Club Presi¬ dent 4; Future Teachers 3; Volleyball 2; Head Cheerleader 1. CHERYL CASWELL 252 Sconticut Rd. Sewing 1, 4; G.A.M.S. 2; Drama 3. ROSEANNE CATALDO 161 69 Hedge St. Quait Team 1; Drill Team 1; Captain Ball Team 1; Art 1, 2, 3, J; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 2, 3, 4. PAUL CHARPENTIER 125 New Boston Rd. Photography Club 2; Printing Club 3; Navigation Club 4. DEBRA CHASSE 114 East Morgan St. Sewing Club 1, 2; Pep Squad 2; Future Teachers President 4; Vice President 3; HUTT Staff 4; Monitor 4. JOANNE CHICCO 24 Hamlet St. Junior Honor Society 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Spanish Club 4. ERIC CHRISTENSEN 50 Williams St. Karate Club 3; Ping Pong Club 4. JOHN CLARK 29 Howland Rd. Student Council 2, 3; Art Club 3, 4. MICHAEL CLARK 29 Howland Rd. Camera Club 2; A.V. Club 3, 4. LAURIE CONDON 11 Brae Rd. Drama Club 1; Vice President 1; Traffic Squad 1; Pep Squad 2; A.F.S. Club 2; Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; President 4; Prom Committee 3; HUTT Staff 4; Senior Play Cast 4. JAN CORDEIRO 297 Main St. Cake Decorating 2, 3; Future Nurses Club 4. RICARDO CORREIA 110 E. Coggeshall St. Football 1,2; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Karate Club 3; Sports Club 4; HUTT Staff 4. JANET COSTA 57 Coggeshall St. Sewing Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 2. GARY COURNOYER 24 Linden Ave. BETTE CUNHA 162 458 Washington St. Girls’ Basketball 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Junior Prom Lady in Waiting 3; Football Queen 3; Sports Theory Officer 3; Monitor 4; HLITT Staff 4; Pep Squad 2; Class Executive Board 4; Office Worker 3. CHARLES DAHLBERG 15 Wing Lane, Acushnet Printing 4. PAUL DAIGLE 20 Bay View Ave. Slide Rule Club 2; Navigation Club 3; Outdoor Wildlife 4. ROBERT DANIELSEN 30 Washburn Ave. Student Council 1; Audio-Visual 3, 4. THOMAS DARLING 124 Washington St. Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Sports Club 3, 4; HUTT Staff 4. LYNNE DAVIES 138 Pleasant St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; String Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3,4; Future Teachers 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. THEODORE DAWSON 131 N. Williams St. DRUSILLA DE PINA 729 Washington St. Future Nurses 1; Future Homemakers 1, 2; Pep Squad 1, 3; Spanish Club 4; Traffic Squad 4. JUDITH DESJARDINS 51 Pleasant St. Junior Honor Society 1; Traffic Squad 1; Pep Squad 2, 3; HUTT Staff 4; Span¬ ish Club 4. MARIA DIAS 7 Manuel St. Library Club 2; Cake Decorating 3; Spanish Club 4. ROBERT DIXON 36 Laurel St. Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2; Key Club 3, 4. LINDA DRIESEN 58 Howland Rd. Honor Society 1, 3, 4; Future Nurses 2, 3; A.V. 1; Pep Squad 2; Band 3, 4; Or¬ chestra 4; Dance Band 4; HUTT Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Student Council 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Traffic Squad 1, 4. KATHLEEN DUKE 44 Pleasant St. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Traffic Squad 1; Ping Pong Club 4; Music Club 3. CYNTHIA DUTRA 78 North St. Chorus 1, 3, 4; Library Club 2; Junior Achievement 2; Sewing Club Vice Pres¬ ident 3; Volleyball 3; HUTT Staff 4; Cake Decorating 4; Monitor 4; Office Worker 4. ROBERT DUVAL 46 Wilding St. Sports Car Club 3. MANUEL FARIA 20 Elizabeth St. Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Sliderule Club 3; Sports Club 4. J. WILLIAM FAULKNER 120 Washington St. Chorus 1; A.V. 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Orches¬ tra 2, 3, 4; Sports Car Club 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 2, 3; SPRAY 4. ALAN FERNANDES 73 Bridge St. Student Council 2; Basketball 2; Track 2; Sports Theory 3; Foreign Affairs 4. ROSEMARY FERNANDES 44 Bridge St. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; District Chorus 3, 4; Junior Honor Society 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Secretary 4; French Club 3, 4; Sec¬ retary 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1; HUTT Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Pep Squad 1, 2; SPRAY 4; Traffic Squad 1; Office Worker 2, 3, 4. CLAIRE FORD 1 Charity-Stevens Lane German Club 1, 2; Treasurer 1; Inter¬ mural Soccer 2; French Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4. FRANK FOSTIN 48 Elm Ave. Monitor 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Sli¬ derule Club 2; Spring Track 3; Chorus 3, 4; District Chorus 4; All State Rec¬ ommendation; Mechanical Drawing Club 4. RONALD FRANCIS 340 Main St. Golf 2, 3, 4; Sports Club 3. STEVEN FRANCIS 61 Rotch St. Sports Club 3. HOLLY FREITAS 86 Adams St. Sewing Club 1; Ping Pong Club 4. DENISE FURLANI 37 Evergreen St. Pep Squad 3; Sewing Club 4. MARILYN FURTADO 26 Brown St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; String Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 1, 4; Future Teachers 3; A.F.S. 4; A.V. Club 1; Monitor 1, 4; Junior Prom Commit¬ tee 3; HUTT Staff 4; District Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; All State Orchestra 1, 3, 4. WAYNE GALLANT 286 Washington St. Sports Club 3. DOROTHY GALLOP 119 Laurel St. Monitor 1; Pep Squad 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Future Teachers 3, 4; HUTT Staff 4; Fashion Show Commit¬ tee 3. RICHARD GARRO 103 Raymond St. Junior Honor Society 1; Monitor 1, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; HUTT Department Head 4. PHILIP GIDLEY 96 Raymond St. Football 1; Honor Society 1, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Navigation Club 3; Spanish Club 4 . MARYANN GLADU 28 Rodman St. Pep Squad 2, 3; Typing Club 4. IDA GOMES 37 Holcomb St. Typing Club 3; Pep Squad 3; Outdoor Wildlife 4. BARBARA GONSALVES 145 Washington St. Sewing Club 1,4; Cake Decorating 2; Karate Club 3. STEVEN GORDON 6 Eddy St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports Club 3; Key Club 4. JAMES GOVONI 17 Manghan Way MICHAEL GUBLER 319 Alden Rd. Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 2; A.V. Club 2, 4; A.F.S. 3; Student Advisory Committee 4; Senior Play 4. DAVID GUNDERSEN 16 Evergreen St. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Club 3, 4; SPRAY Staff 4; District Chorus-3, 4; Band Manager 4; HUTT Staff 4; Library Staff 2. ROBERT HONOHAN 29 Oliveira Ave., Acushnet Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Golf 2, 3, 4; Sports Club 3, 4. ELDON HOPKINS 16 Ash St. JANE HOWLAND 240 Alden Rd. Junior Honor Society 1; President 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Drama Club 1,3; Vice-President 3; Fu¬ ture Teacheis 2; French Club 4; Execu¬ tive Board 2, 4; Junior Prom Commit¬ tee 3; Basketball 4; SPRAY 3, 4; Editor-in-Chief 4; HUTT Staff 3, 4; As¬ sociate Editor 4. JERRY HOWLAND 3 Rotch St. Karate Club 3, 4. CHARLES HUMPHREYS 113 Pleasant St. Football 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 2, 3; Executive Board 2; Class Vice President 3; President 4; Key Club 3, 4; President 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; President 4; A.V. Club 1, 2, 3; Presi¬ dent 1; HUTT Staff 2, 3, 4; Student Ad¬ visory Committee 4. WAYNE INGHAM 25 Jameson St. Football 1, 2, 4; Sports Theory 3. JACOB JACOBSEN 41 Taber St. Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2; Band 1, 2. MARK JANUSZ 307 Sconticut Rd. RONALD JARDIN 179 Green St. CHERYL JARVIS 6 Rochambeau St. Pep Squad 2, 3; Future Nurses 2; Out¬ door Wildlife 4; Office Worker 4. DEBORAH JARVIS 6 Rochambeau St. Future Nurses 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Office Worker 2, 3, 4. HELGER JOHNSON 36 Hatherway St. Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2. RONALD J. JONES 7 Grinnel St. Library Club 2; Slide Rule Club 3. CYNTHIA JOSEPH 66 Delano St. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad 1; Library Club 2; Cake Decorating Club 4; Pep Squad 3; Junior Prom Commit¬ tee 3. KAREN KIDSTON 13 Cherry St. Glee Club 1; Drama Club 1, 2; Future Nurses 2; Senior Play Cast 4; Monitor 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Band 4; Outdoor Wildlife 4; Chorus 3, 4; HUTT Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. ROBERT KNOWLES 53 Green St. Spring Track 3; Slide Rule Club 3; Sports Club 4. MICHELLE LACOSTE 266 Alden Rd. Sewing Club 1; Monitor 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Library Aid 4; Pep Squad 4; HUTT Staff 4; Cheerleader’s Dance Court 4; 163 Volleyball Team 4. PAUL LAINEY 32 Tabor St. Football 1; Drama Club 3; Ping Pong Club 4. JUDITH LANGE 20 Main St. Navigation Club 3; Karate Club 4. BILL LAPIERRE 51 North St. Ping Pong Club 3; Shop Club 4. SHELLEY LAUZON 22 Hill St. Junior Honor Society 1; Secretary 1; Drama Club 1; Monitor 1, 4; TEEN TIMES 1; Executive Board 2; A.F.S. Club, Secretary 2, 3; Vice President 4; Pep Squad 2; Basketball 2; Captain 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee Chairman 3; SPRAY News Edi¬ tor 4; Marching Band 4; Senior Play 4; HUTT Staff 3, 4; Editor-in-Chief 4. ALAN LAVERDIERRE 11 Christian St. Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1; Winter Track 4; Key Club 3,4; Mon¬ itor 1. MARK LAWRENCE 10 Ridgecrest Ave. A.V. Club 2; A.F.S. Club 3. CURTIS LETTON 33 North St. Print Club 3. CARL LOPES 62 Delano St. Baskfetball 1; Sports Club 3; Junior Prom Committee Chairman 3. THOMAS LOPES 29 Sylvii St. Drama Club 3; Art Club 4. BEVERLY LUZ 330 Sconticut Neck Rd. Cake Decorating Club 3; Typing 4. CURTIS MACOMBER 41 Hedge St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; String Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Districts 1, 2, 3, 4; Concertmaster 2, 3, 4, All-State 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Eastern 3; Student Council 1; 164 HUTT Staff 4; Honor Society 1, 3, 4. ANN MALONEY 27 Taber St. Office Worker 1, 4; Basketball 2; Stu¬ dent Council 2; Executive Board 3, 4; Ping Pong Club 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Head 4; Junior Prom Court 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; HUTT Staff 4. JANET MARCHAND 56 Cedar St. Knitting Club 3; Sewing Club 4. DAWN MARKOWSKI 17 Grape St. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 4; Drama Club 3; SPRAY Staff 3, 4; HUTT Staff 4; Volleyball Team 2, 3; Music Club 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Cake Decorating Club 2; Library Club 2. CHARLES MARTIN 2 Chase St. Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 3, 4; Monitor 1; Junior Honor Society 1; SPRAY Staff 4; HUTT Staff 4; Key Club 3, 4. RICHARD MARTIN 11 Haste St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 3, 4; HUTT 4; Monitor 1,4; Key Club 3, 4. BEVERLY MARTINS 77 Main St. Sewing Club 1; Cake Decorating Club 2, 3; Majorette Club 4. CLEVELAND MATHESON 85 Mill St. Spring Track 3, 4; Athletic Club 3, 4. DIANE MAYO 21 Jerusalem Rd. michelle McDermott 25 Oak St. STEPHEN MEDEIROS 2 Holiday Dr. DONALD MELLO 33 Oak St. Track 2; Football 1, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Sports Club 3; Art Club 4. MICHAEL MONIZ 21 Sea View Ave. STEVEN MONTY 33 Blackburn St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Monitor 1; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 3, 4 ' l DENNIS MORAES 86 Farmfield St. Football 1,3; Slide Rule Club 2; Athlet¬ ic Club 4. KATHLEEN MORGAN 5 South St. Class President 1,2; Student Council 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; French Club 4; Drama 3; Junior Prom Com¬ mittee 3; Junior Prom Court 3; HUTT Staff 4; SPRAY 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Basketball 2. DEBORAH MORRIS 13 Cherry St. Student Council 1, 4; Drama Club 1, 3; Drill Team 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. Club 2, 3, 4; SPRAY Staff 3, 4; HUTT Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Jun¬ ior Prom Court 3; Student Council 4; Executive Board 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Senior Play 4. DONALD NEVES 21 Pine Grove Intermural Football 1; Chess Club 3, 4. PAULINE NICKERSON 535 Sconticut Neck Rd. Music Club 1, 2; Gymnastics 1; Glee Club 1; Sewing Club 2; Volleyball 2, 3; Future Teachers 3, 4; HUTT Staff 4. MICHAEL OLDHAM 90 Main St. MICHELE OLIVER 5 Eddy St. Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4; A.V. Club 3, 4; Monitor 4; HUTT Staff 4. EDMUND OPOZDA 82 Fort St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. GLORIA PATASINI 69 Mill Rd. Cheerleader 1; Drama Club 1,3; Library Club 1; A.F.S. Club 2, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Monitor 4; Volleyball 1, 3. DAVID PAULSON 40 Harvard St. Monitor 1; Printing Club 3, 4. DIANE PERRAULT 161 Alden Rd. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Music Club 3; French Club 4; Senior Play Cast 4. FLORENCE PERRY 29 Huttleston Ave. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2; Softball 1, 2; A.F.S. Club 3; Future Teachers 1; Student Council 1, 2; Class President 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Saxo¬ phone Quartet 1; Orchestra 3, 4; Cho¬ rus 2. GAIL PERRY 85 Union St. Karate Club 3; Sewing Club 4; Office Worker 4. KATHLEEN PERRY 8 Clark St. Junior Honor Society 1; Drama Club 3; Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 4; Pep Squad 4; HUTT Staff 4; SPRAY Staff 4. WILLIAM PERRY SUSAN PFLUG 58 Green St. Girls’ Glee Club 1; Music Club 1,4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; SPRAY 2, 3, 4 HLJTT Staff 4; Drama Club 3. ERIC PICKUP 24 Francis St. STEPHEN PIELA 349 Bridge St. French Club 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Spring Track 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Winter Track 4; Mechanical Drawing Club 4. PAULA PILAT 112 Lawson Ave. Honor Society 1,2; Class Treasurer 2; Pep Squad 3, 4; Future Teachers 4; Monitor 2, 4; HUTT 4; Senior Play 4; Chorus 1,4; Library Aid 2; Office Aid 3, 4 . CURTIS POLLITT 260 Green St Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1; A.V. Club 2, 3; Ping Pong Club 3; Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Spray 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4. ELAINE PONTBRIAND 222 Main St. Sewing Team 1, 2; Typing 3- SHARON PONTE 8 Lawton St. Cake Decorating 3; Typing 4. CYNTHIA POWERS 21 Grove St. Karate Club 3; Vice-President of Sew¬ ing Club 4. LINDA PREZNA 9 St. Mary’s St. Sewing Club 3, 4. MICHAEL PUSCIZNA 62 Coggashall St. Drama Club 2; Student Council 1; Golf Team 3; Key Club 4. ANDREW RAPP 40 Rotch St. Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Winter Track 2, 3; Spring Track 2; Student Council 2, 3; Class Treasurer 3; A.F.S. Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Rugby 3; Cricket 3; Drama Club 3; U.N. Club 3; Exchange Student to New Zealand. DANIEL REED 22 Cherry St. Spring Track 2, 3; Winter Track 3; Navigation Club 3; Woodworking Club 4. JOYCE REGO 333 Alden Rd. PATRICIA RENAUD 33 Elm Ave. Knitting Club 3; Cake Decorating 4; Basketball 4. MANUEL RIBEIRO 23 Mulberry St. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Winter Track 4; Athletic Club 3, 4. RICHARD RIGGS 56 Elm Ave. Football 1, 4; Basketball 1. MICHAEL ROCHA 2 Bay View Ave. Football 1,4; Winter Track 2, 3; Slide Rule Club 2; Sports Car 3; Key Club 4. CATHERINE RODERIQUES 128 E. Coggeshall St. Glee Club 1; Library Aid 2; Pep Squad 2, 7; Monitor 3, 4; Band 4; French Club 4; Office Worker 2, 3,4; HUTT Staff 4. CHRISTINE ROSA 13 Brown St. HUTT Staff 4; Office Aid 2, 4; Volley¬ ball Team 2, 3; Junior Achievement 2; Sewing Club 2. SANDRA ROY 59 Oxford St. Junior Achievement 2; Typing 2, 3. ADAM RUPKUS III 64 Hathaway St. Shop Club 1; Printing Club 3; Outdoor Wildlife 4. CAROL SANTOS 299 Alden Rd. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Honor Society 1; Vice President 1; Girls’ Glee Club 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; District 3; SPRAY 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Secretary 3; Hl ; TT Staff 4, Department Head 4; Student Council 1; President, Executive Board 1, 2; Traffic Squad 1; Senior Play 4; Spanish Club Secretary 4. LYNN SHEPHERD 63 Elm Ave. Glee Club 1; Drama Club 3; Office Messenger 3, 4; HUTT Staff 4; Senior Play 4; French Club 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. CAROL SILVA 80 Laurel St. Class treasurer 1; Cafeteria monitor 1; Camera Club 2; Vice-Principal Office Assistant 2, 3; Drama Club 2; Music Appreciation Club 3; Monitor 3, 4; Of¬ fice Typist 4; Band 4. CLAUDIA SILVA 25 Spring St. Junior Honor Society 1; Office Assist¬ ant 1,3; Orchestra 1,2; String Ensemble 2; Band 2; Student Council 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee Chairman 3; A.F.S. Club 2, 3; Treasurer 2; Secretary ' 3; 165 SPRAY Staff 3, 4; Department Head 4; HUTT 3, 4; Co-Editor-in-Chief 4. DOREEN SILVA 35 Hawthorne St. Cake Decorating Club 2; Typing Club 4. VIRGINIA SLATER 164 Cottonwood St. TEEN TIMES 1; Office Worker 1; Monitor Squad 1; SPRAY Staff 2; Drama Club 3; French Club 4; HUTT 4; Monitor 4. RAYMOND SLOWIK 5 Oak St. Science Lab 1; Study 2; Sports Car Club 3; Outdoor Wildlife 4. KATHLEEN SMITH 79 Washington St. Girls’ Basketball 3; Sewing Club 1; Drama Club 3; Accounting Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Treasurer 3; Senior Play 4; HUTT Staff 4. LEE SMITH 41 Sedgewick Rd. Slide Rule Club 3; Music Appreciation 4. THOMAS SMITH 69 North St. Golf 1,2; Sports Car Club 3; Outdoor Wildlife 4. DAVID SOARES 442 Bridge St. Library Aid Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 4. CLAUDIA SOBRAL 5 William St. A.F.S. Club 2; French Club 3, 4; Vice- President 4; Executive Board 4; SPRAY Staff 4; HUTT 4. FREDERICK SOUZA 15 Pilgrim Ave. Basketball 1,2; Woodworking 1; Print¬ ing 2; Sports Club 3; Foreign Affairs 4. DONNA SOWA 349 Alden Rd. Executive Board 1; Junior Honor Socie¬ ty 1; Sewing Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; HUTT 4; Department Editor 4; SPRAY 4; Junior Prom Court 3- RICHARD SPARROW 7 Walnut St. JACQUELINE SYLVIA 37 Mulberry St. RANDALL SYLVIA 57 Bridge St. Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 3; Spring Track 3, 4; Ping Pong 3, 4; Winter Track 4. DAVID TEIXEIRA 97 Church St. Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; J.V. Bas¬ ketball 2; Track 3, 4. THOMAS THORPE 55 Marthand St. MARIO THUMUDO 16 Morton St. Chess 3; Wildlife 4; Golf 2. LOIS M. TOOMEY 14 Union St. Art Club, President 4; Drama Club 3; Senior Play 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Monitor 4. JANE TUCKER 29 Hathaway St. Student Council 3, 4; Secretary 3; Moni¬ tor Squad 3, 4; Head 4; Secretary of Class 3; A.F.S. Club 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Treasurer; Spanish Club, Vice-President 4; Mixed Chorus 3. JUDITH TYSON 7 Briercliff St. Junior Honor Society 1; Pep Squad 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Future Teachers 4; HUTT Staff 4. STEPHEN VEILLEUX 16 Fort St. Winter Track 3; Spring Track 3; Sports Club 3, 4. KRISTINE VEZINA 8 Evergreen St. Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Future Nurses, Presi¬ dent 4. NANCY VICTORINO 13 Hawthorne St. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Sewing Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2. PATRICIA VIEIRA 187 Green St. Pep Squad 3, 4; Art Club 4; SPRAY Staff 4; HUTT Staff 4. STEPHEN VIEIRA 31 Sconticut NK.RD. District Chorus 2,3; All-State Chorus 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; A.V. Club 2, 3, 4; Ping Pong Club 3; Drama Club 3; Senior Play 4. JAMES VINCENT 75 Middle St. A.V. Club 1; TEEN TIMES 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Track 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. Club 2; SPRAY Staff 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Sports Club 3, 4; HUTT Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Blue Devil 4. SYLVIA WEBSTER 409 Sconticut NK. RD. Honor Society 1; Student Council 1; Drama Club 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; SPRAY 3, 4; Department Head 4; French Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2, 3,4; Sen¬ ior Prom Committee 4; HUTT Staff 4. EDWARD WOJCIK 57 Cedar S. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Golf 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain Golf 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President Key Club 4. RUSSELL WOTTON 159 Sconticut NK. RD. Chess Club 3, 4. DIANE ZOLNIERZ 21 Elizabeth St. Karate Club 3; Cake Decorating Club 4. LUIZ CARLOS ZANOLLI 113 Pleasant St. Football 4; A.F.S. Club President 4; Spring Track 4; Winter Track 4. 166 Ji titm SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Pires Carl and Phyllis Holstius Dawna and Bruce Brent and Cindi Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Silva Mr. and Mrs. Gonsalves Chuck and Ann Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Howland Moe St. Amand Robert E. Gifford Betsy Sears Mrs. Mary Barboza Diane and Susan Pires Bubba Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. 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Call 997-21 15 186 CAROL’S BEAUTY SALON 33 Centre St. Tel. 7-1412 WIGS and WIGLETS SERVICED Walk-in Service Monday thru Thursday Friday and Saturday By Appointment Only CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Day and Nights 997-9038 DARLING’S FLOWER SHOP CORSAGES - FUNERAL and WEDDING FLOWERS - HOSPITAL AND ARTIFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS 204 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven ERNEST N. BEAUREGARD EDWARD SWIATKOWSKI A-l DRIVING SCHOOL Compliments of COMPLETE DRIVER EDUCATION 1 1 2 Middle St., New Bedford Tel. 997-81 17 MR. AND MRS. ALBAN DUCHESNEAU Compliments of Congratulations From MR. AND MRS. ROLAND E. BLOUIN A FRIEND The Quality Food Stores Huttleston Ave., Route 6 Fairhaven, Mass. BILL DuPONT, Mgr. 187 REG. LICENSE 4783 Tel. 999-6668 Good Luck DUDLEY S. RICHARDS to the Class of 1 970 PLUMBING, HEATING and GAS FITTING JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED Y.M.C.A. 32 Kendrick Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. ZALES JEWELERS Compliments of ORDER YOUR CLASS RING NOW UNION STREET Boys From Girls From 35.95 29.95 RAILWAY CO. 902 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. 188 CLIFF DeSOUZA Prop. Phone 992-0766 YANKEE BOOT SHOP NAME BRAND SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN Fairhaven Shopping Plaza Fairhaven, Mass. QUALITY CLEANERS 89 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. Compliments of FAIRHAVEN CLEANERS 27 Center Street Fairhaven, Mass. Best Wishes DICK’S GULF STATION 234 Washington Street Fairhaven, Massachusetts Compliments of MARK WARREN RECORDING AND SOUND ENGINEERS 2078 Highland Avenue Fall River, Massachusetts Telephone 674-6109 189 Best Wishes To CUSHING’S The ESTABLISHED 1877 Class of ’70 LEATHER GOODS - LUGGAGE 21 1 Union St. THE LAUZON FAMILY New Bedford, Mass. Tel. 992-5318 Best Wishes Compliments of R. P. GARRO ASSOCIATES INC. BEACON LUMBER A. W. MARTIN INC. 1080 Shawmut Ave. New Bedford, Mass. Wy 2-7828 DEALER OF: SCRAP IRON METALS WASTE PAPER Best of Luck DRAGGER “KILKENNY” “Howdy” From HOWDY’S 1 230 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. PA RAFFA’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT Come in for a Pizza or Spaghetti Love-In Telephone Telephone 993-8163 994-8553 OLD DUTCH CLEANERS PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE COIN OP.-WASH 392 Main St. 269 Sawyer St. Fairhaven, Mass. New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of DARTMOUTH STREET SHELL CECIL’S BARBER SHOP SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS Compliments of CURTIS L. CECIL 627 Dartmouth St. Tel. South Dartmouth, Mass. 2-8130 Best Wishes Good Luck To The Class of ' 70 To The Class of ’70 GRENACHE LIFE HOWLAND’S INSURANCE AGENCY INC. GREENHOUSES DONALD L. PAYETTE C.L.U. 240 Alden Road 1460 Acushnet Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. New Bedford, Mass. Compliments of BOB’S CUSTOM SHOP GUY’S REXALL PHARMACY 318 Alden Road Fairhaven, Mass. 69 Main Street Fairhaven, Mass. SPECIALIZING IN: ARC WELDING ACETYLENE WELDING HEADERS AND TRA CTION BARS D. B. MENDELL R. A. GUAY Reg. Pharmacists Wy 4-2644 FRIENDLY ICE CREAM MR. JAMES HAIR STYLIST 104 Huttleston Ave. 75 Main Street Fairhaven, Mass. Fairhaven, Mass. 192 Insist on Compliments of DAVIDSON’S NOVICK JEWELERS “MacGregor Brand” MEAT PRODUCTS 794 Purchase St. 424 S. Second St. New Bedford, Mass. 02740 New Bedford, Mass. “WINNING FAVOR WITH OUR FLAVOR” Congratulations to The Class of 1970 ROLAND’S TIRE SERVICE, INC. SPECIALIZING IN ELECTRONIC RETREADING NEW TIRES - BATTERIES Tel. 997-4501 1 1 Howland Road Fairhaven, Mass. 193 TILO COMPANY Specialist in Aluminum Siding, Gutters and Down Spouts and All Types of Roofing. Compliments of 745 Washington St. Fairhaven, Mass. BRODEUR AGUIAR CONCRETE FOUNDATION Compliments of MANNY’S SHELL STATION 1 5 Tripp St. S. Dartmouth Tel. 992-9136 Compliments of VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS FORT PHOENIX POST 2892 AND LADIES AUXILIARY 1 26 Main Street Fairhaven Best Wishes MORSE SHOE STORE THE HUTT EDITORS 778 Purchase St. SHELLI AND CLAUDIA New Bedford THE SYMPHONY JOHN AND NANCY PANPOLFI Route 6 Mattopoisett, Mass. 02739 SHOP 758-6977 Tel. 997-9822 Santos Drywall Company FREE ESTIMATES 309 MAIN STREET ROBERT SANTOS FAIRHAVEN. MASS. Congratulations to the Class of 1970 From HASTING’S JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Congratulations to the Class of 1970 From HASTING’S JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Congratulations to the Class of 1 970 From HASTING’S JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT BODY m Congratulations From BREAULT ROOFING, INC. “Quality Counts” RENE ALPHONSE BREAULT (JIM) BREAULT 994-8722 995-3047 1 039 Almy Street New Bedford NEW ENGLAND BOILER REPAIR WELDING CO. JOSEPH CATALDO, JR. Contractor CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1 970 HOT TOP DRIVEWAYS .WALKS arwL PARKING LOTS 198 128 E. Coggeshall Street Fairhaven, Massachusetts Dial 999-6749 JOHN RODERIQUES, JR., Prop. Best Wishes Good Luck Class ' 70 From ROSELAWN FARM SANITARY CHEMICAL SERVICE EXTERMINATOR 145 Washington St. AND FUMIGATION Fairhaven, Mass. Compliments of VILLAGE FANTASY BEAUTY STUDIO NEIGHBORHOOD ESSO STATION 823 Kempton St. (East of Rockdale Ave.) New Bedford, Mass. Good Luck AL GONSALVES PARK MOTORS Fairhaven, Mass. Compliments of SILMO PACKING COMPANY 199 Compliments of NORTH END DIAMOND LAUNDRY All Services TEL. TEL. 7-9798 2-2644 FRINGE REGIONAL ENTERTAINMENT ASSOCIATION OF KINGS AND SIMPLETONS In Fond Memory of Guy Fawk Compliments of BROWNE’S PHARMACY OF FAIRHAVEN, INC. 24 Center St. BROWNE’S PHARMACY 1 24 Sconticut Neck Rd. 20C TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMP IS o id � � ' � ‘Ooo A '