Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1971 volume:

Cj ass of 1971 S a e of TKassacAuse is lo)e ’oe On ij We’ve only just begun to live White lace and promises A kiss for love and we’re on our way Well yes we’ve just begun Sharing horizons that are new to us Watching the signs along the way Talking it over just the two of us Working together day to day Together and when the evening comes we smile so much of life ahead • We’ll find a place where there’s room to live And yes we’ve just begun to live Just C jeaun Before the rising sun we fly So many roads to choose We start out walking and learn to run And yes we’ve just begun Sharing horizons that are new to us ' Watching the signs along the way Talking it over just the two of us Working together day to day together and when the evening comes we smile so much of life ahead We’ll find a place where there’s room to live And yes we’ve just begun to live. Paul Williams Roger Nichols The Class of 1971 respectively dedicates its yearbook to a man who has given his time and effort to both the faculty and the student body of Fairhaven High School. Teaching is more than a profession to this man, it is a way in which he can give a little of himself to help others. His calm expression and mannerism make his students enjoy learning his subjects. For many years he has unselfishly served as faculty advisor of The Huttlestonian; therefore, it is our honor to call upon you, Mr. Manuel Fontes, and say “Thank You.” 9 7 l 4 GaSfe °f Gonfenh U TOe’oe Only j?usi TOeyun CPrin cip als TKessaye faculty ancf CJurricu am Tlctwiiies Sports 01 n dercfassm en s eniors 71 cfo ertisiny FAIRHAVEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS Fairhaven, Massachusetts 02719 Lynwood P. Harriman Superintendent Stanley J. Grabiec Fairhaven High School Principal To the Class of 1971: Our democracy is facing a crisis. There are dangers from abroad and from within. To meet these threats, the present generation, adult and student alike, must assume greater responsibilities if the benefits of democracy are to endure and if the func¬ tioning of democracy is to continue unimpaired. It is mandatory, therefore, that young people today must have understanding of the meaning of democracy, a sincere devotion to its ideals, some experience in the democratic way of living, and a desire to work for its preservation and improvement. To the implementations of these premises, education at this school is committed. It is hoped that, in future years, the dedicated citizenship of our graduates will attest to the wisdom of that commitment. Sincerely, Stanley J. Grabiec Principal 7 Mrs. Alda H. Hayward “No, you can’t have any more basement permits.” Mrs. Rita C. Champagne 9 Mrs. Evelyn F. Shapiro 10 DOOR • . H EXIT t ica “If I were running this school . . . “What do you want, good grammar or good taste?” Mrs. Edith M. Moore Mrs. Marguerite D. Brasor 11 Mrs. Iona J. Kunz 12 “Knock off the Portugee jokes!” Mr. Kevin Cadieux Mr. John A. Losert “This little piggy went to market.. Science Mr. Melvin Entin Mr. John Haaland Jr. Miss Virginia Kowal 14 Mr. Edward F. Trainor 15 Mrs. Edith G. Dias 16 Mr. Joseph F. Rapoza 17 Mrs. Kathryn N. McCollester Mr. Peter P. Anthony “Hurry up! My muffins are falling!!” 18 “Printing is my thing!!” 19 “Sharon, dear, what are you chewing?” Mrs. Margaret Cabral HHH OBT Bmmmm Wt£ t LMtSSBL Mr. Raymond J. Sullivan w s $ 20 21 lodrary and disirdutiu e dducaiion Mrs. Louise Boyce 22 “Take a shower!” CPdysicaf Cj ducat ion 23 twities l 9 7 0 l 9 7 l Spray Staff ic Sciuacf UraJJic c5y Student Gounctf The Student Council of Fairhaven High School was formed as a medium through which representatives of the student body could voice their opinions on mat¬ ters concerning their activities and behavior. With the help of its advisor, Mr. Fernando Silva, the group sponsored the selling of book covers, the selling of chocolate bars, and the revising of the dress code. 26 Trance Cfiancf 27 The Fairhaven High School Band, under the super¬ vision of Mr. Robert Clarkson, aided the cheerleaders in arousing spirit at the football games this year. They also held a very successful Pops Concert. JKajoretles Left to right: Susan Carter, Diane Braley, Marsha Marnik, Marlene Livramento—assistant head, Beverly Chaples, Dale Fostin -—head, Debbie Ponte, Martha Sibor, and Shirley Faria 28 Gheerfeacfe ers This year’s cheerleaders worked hard under the leadership of Karen Alexion to raise the voices and spirits of all at football and at basketball games. With new as well as traditional cheers, they urged the teams on to victory, thereby making an important contribu¬ tion to Fairhaven High School. Front row, left to right: Charlene Kenney, Karen Alexion—head, Denise Brault. Second row, left to right: Diane Nealy, Maureen Barrows, Joan Alexion, and Donna Patasini. Third row, left to right: Connie Filipek, and Cathy Chandler. Under the direction of head Lisa Duval and assistant head Betsy Sears, the Pep Squad helped to cheer o ur Devils on to victory. 29 30 JlCixecf (jAorus 31 32 JKusic [Appreciation OAationaf The Fairhaven High School Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1927. The members must be willing and able to uphold its ideals of scholar¬ ships, leadership, character, and service. The officers are president; James Gidley, vice- president: William Fleisch, secretary: Steve Koska, and treasurer: Jane Ryle. 71 men can 7ie cf Service 34 uflri GfuS 35 boating 36 The French Club of Fairhaven High School, under the guidance of Mr. Dufour, is one of the most popu¬ lar clubs. Its activities this year include a trip to Paris and a hootenany. Its officers include: presi¬ dent Susan Martin, vice-president Rebecca Fleisch, secretary Charlene Kenney, and treasurer Albert Gaucher. 37 38 Juiure OCurses 1 gaBRassti Juiiiiin Ml. ■k, :, 21 , ' v |� J| i ► ' • _ V l JE ■ i I w ' -i || 1 1 wp 1 iy future Ueachers ■• ■« ' pp-p ’ i iJ ] l- { y . I :? 39 JCarate 40 Under the guidance of Mr. John Haaland, the Key Club aides the town and the high school. This club consists of many active boys who give up their time for worthy causes. 41 42 43 44 45 UJIJ 1 un ; untili ulHIU mtM Shop 46 7 typing Uppinp 7j 47 Decorating 48 District Orchestra Left to right: front row—-Teresa Cardoza, Madeline Hott, Susan Ramshead; back row—Phoebe Taylor, Albert Gaucher, Reggie Alexion. Susan also made All-State Orchestra. J etty Grocher Oforn emaher Awaref Pamela Couto is congratulated by Mrs. Pursley. r - ■ «• t- t !r . i Sports To beat someone else in a game, or to be beaten, may mean much or; little . . . To beat our own game means a great deal . . . 51 Six more Fairliaven’s successful sweep starts with Dave Almeida pitching to Rocky Pease. Koska gets 100 worth of the $18,000 Kentucky Bluegrass flit Manuel Chavier, Brian Young, Chris Grinnell, Coach Bender, Barry Slowik, Steve Hardy, David Perry. Fairhaven High School organized a cross-country team for the first time ever last fall. The practice con¬ sisted of a 10-mile course which was strung throughout Fairhaven. Because this was the first year and only a few boys participated, it was impossible to compete in conference competition; therefore, 3 exhibition meets made up their schedule. Their opposition con¬ sisted of Upper Cape Regional, Wareham, and Ap- ponequet. At these meets, a 2] 2 mile course is run with the first ten finishers getting points. With only 6 members it would be rather difficult to win a com¬ petition. The 1970 season proved a successful begin¬ ning to this new sport at FHS. With four returning underclassmen and a little more interest, cross-country could become a major fall sport. 58 Dual Meets Fairhaven 38 Stang 48 Fairhaven 28 Barnstable 53 Fairhaven ' 30 Falmouth 51 Fairhaven 40 Dennis-Yarmouth 41 Fairhaven 23 New Bedford 40 Fairhaven forfeit win Wareham Fairhaven forfeit win Yoke Won Lost 2 5 Outstanding members on this year’s squad were John Howarth, Rocky Pease, Lind¬ sey Gifford, Brian Young, William Price, Joseph Fernandes, Jose Fernandes, Ronald Labrie, Mark Harriman, Joseph Booth, Mike Gaudreau, Lloyd Hoadly, and Danny Cardoza. l Jin er Junior Varsity Winter Association Meet Team Finish: 3rd Individual Places: Jose Fernandes 3rd Place.50 yard dash William Price 1st Place.2 mile run Ronald Lahrie 2nd Place.High Jump Mark Harriman 2nd Place.Shot put Joseph Booth 4th Place. 1000 yard run Mike Gaudreau 5th Place. 2 mile run Lloyd Hoadly 5th Place. 600 yard run Danny Cardoza 4th Place . shot put Capeway Conference Meet Team Finish: 4th Individual Places: William Price 5th Place.2 mile run Joseph Fernandes 5th Place.1 mile run 59 This year’s outstanding seniors were Rocky Pease, Brian Young, and Lindsey Gifford. They were the top three scorers on the team. In five dual meets, Pease scored 44 points, Young, 21, and Gifford 17. At the Falmouth invitation, Young finished 2nd in the mile and Pease was 3rd in the 50 yard dash, outstanding feats in the field of nearly 50 teams. Brian broke Fairhaven’s mile record and the Capeway Conference record for the winter track mile. Lindsey was 1st in the shot put at the Capeway Conference meet. Rocky finished 2nd in the 50 yard dash at the same meet. 60 Kneeling: Coach Wayne Wilson and Captain Steve Koska, Jeff Mike Camacho, George Howland, Blair Fitts, Paul LeClair, Dupont, Gary Felix, Gary Valerio, Carl Taber, Steve Ponte, Chris Tapper, and Manager, Dennis Bollea. 1970 71 as£e(6aff l Jriie up Before the season started, Coach Wilson was inter¬ viewed by the Standard Times. His probable starters were to be Steve Koska, Steve Ponte, Gary Valerio, and Blair Fitts and his major prospect was Mike Camacho. Barnstable, in his opinion, was the team to beat and the outcome goes without saying. The season opened at Taunton with a heart-breaking 48 to 46 loss. Fairhaven’s scoring was equally dis¬ tributed which prevailed throughout the season. The Capeway schedule opened with a loss to power¬ ful Barnstable. Fitts led with 18 points and showed much promise. After an easy victory at Wareham, Fairhaven put together its finest effort at Dartmouth. The entire team played well as four players hit double figures. 61 After a costly loss to Bourne, the Devils won a thrilling 72 to 70 victory over Falmouth. Steve Koska had his finest output with 20 points. In the second encounter with Barnstable, Fairhaven lost a tough 59 to 52 decision. An all-around team ef¬ fort was not enough to beat the strong Raiders, and 6 victories in a row were now necessary to qualify for the Tech. After a tough win over Wareham, the Devils coasted to 5 easy wins and were in the Tech! Basketball Won Lost 12 5 FHS 46 Taunton 48 FHS 76 Old Rochester 29 FHS 65 Taunton 75 FHS 64 Marthas Vineyard 49 FHS 56 Barnstable 78 FHS 65 Wareham 46 FHS 88 Dartmouth 62 FHS 55 Bourne 67 FHS 72 Falmouth 70 FHS 65 Dennis-Yarmouth 50 FHS 52 Barnstable 59 FHS 53 Wareham 51 FHS 66 Dartmouth 48 FHS 64 Bourne 31 FHS 63 Falmouth 54 FHS 66 Dennis-Yarmouth 57 FHS 75 ORR 39 Tech Tourney Won Lost 1 1 In the first tech tourney game Fairhaven defeated Case 61 to 56 with balanced scoring and once again, playing a major role. For the third time this season Fairhaven had to play the big Barnstable team and tech tourney hopes came to an end as the Raiders won 70 to 53. Steve Ponte scored 19 points and played a strong board game but the season long team balance was not present. A most successful and exciting season had come to an end. Hats off to Coach Wilson and his fine Fair¬ haven crew!!!!! Simon Sez. .. 63 64 Blair Fitts The 8th leading scorer in the conference with a 14.6 ave. air was selected to the Capeway All-Stars. Steve Ponte, Fairhaven’s leading scorer, was 6th in the league in jiat department. He was the team’s “big man” and obviously was a apeway All-Star. Junior Mike Camacho was the Devils 4th All-Star pick. 65 .junior Uarsiiu r 5eason cS uminaru The Fairhaven High School junior v arsity squad en¬ joyed their finest season in recent years, and the best record ever for Coach John Losert. The team com¬ piled an outstanding 15 and 2 over-all record, in¬ cluding 14 straight wins. Of these 14 wins, twelve were in Capeway Conference play, as the team breezed their way to a perfect season and the conference championship. George Howland, Jim Cunhe, and David Almeida were tabbed as “outstanding candidates for next year’s varsity.” Congratulations to coach Losert and his Capeway champions!! Joe Jason, Steve Garro, Kent Hemingway, Jim Cunha, Skip Jason, George Howland, Tony Santos, David Almeida, Steve Taber, Tony Adriano, Coach Losert. 66 67 CBaseSaff April 10 Stang Home W 2-1 April 14 Wareham Away L 1-9 April 16 Bourne Home W 2-1 April 17 Jamboree Wareham W 3-2 April 21 Coyle Home W 6-4 April 23 Barnstable Away W 3-2 April 27 Dennis-Yarmouth Home W 6-3 May 1 Dartmouth Away W 15-4 May 5 Bourne Away W 6-2 May 7 Wareham Home W 4-3 May 11 Barnstable Home W 3-2 May 13 Coyle Away W 7-1 12 in May 15 Falmouth Away L 1-2 15 in May 19 Dartmouth Home L 0-1 May 21 Dennis-Yarmouth Away L 1-4 May 22 Stang Away L 12-13 11 in Record Won Lost Overall 11 5 Conference 8 4 3rd Top Seniors: Yogi Souza led the team with a .378 batting ave., 13 RBI’s, 1 home run and 3 triples last year, and caught in all 16 games. Third baseman Don Arruda was 2nd in batting with a .305 ave. and 2nd in RBI’s with 10. Top reliever Pete Delaney had a 3-2 record on the mound, and an excellent 1.25 ERA. Paul Medeiros was the starting pitcher in half of the team’s games. His record was a perfect 3-0 and his ERA was a fine 2.05. Yogi Souza Empty stands alive with nothing, Sparsely spotted with a few, Quietly approving of the scoring, Running, fielding, sliding, winning. Silent, now distracted benches, Dream sometimes of clearing fences With a single proclaiming smack, To draw the crowds which now they lack. 69 cS iprmg Won 5 Lost 4 Apponequet 4 10 Home 69 35 Bourne 4 13 Home 90 50 Dartmouth 4 17 Home 52 88 Old Rochester 4 27 Home 100i 2 39i 2 Barnstable 4 29 Home 55 85 Stang 5 1 Home 60 62 Dennis-Yarmouth 5 4 Away 58 83 Wareham 5 11 Home 88 52 Falmouth 5 17 Home 87i 2 52 2 Seniors: J. Howarth, H. Bok, L. Gifford, K. Gallagher, J. Fitts, R. Pease, and B. Young. Please speak into the “Mike” “Flying Low” Luiz Zanolli, Phil Gidley, Coach Twarog, Seniors Manny Chavier and Jim Gidley. Sinnei 0791 ■k . . « . 72 Manny Faria, Don Mello, Bob Honohan, and Ed Wojcik. Coach Losert, Senior Mike Gonet, Junior Paul LeClair, Seniors Cris Tapper and Arsteir Tveit. ’07 73 74 As our sophomore year began our spirits burst forth. Together we experienced our first year of high school sports, activities, and classes. With joint forces our class officers and executive board, under the leadership of Mrs. Patricia Mello, launched our class project of sell¬ ing candy during the Easter season. As we end this year we would like to wish the Seniors the best of luck in their endeavors of the fu¬ ture. To the juniors, a successful Senior year. Finally, we agree with mutual emotions that we will meet again and have a prosperous junior year. “Jump! Jump! Jump! a little higher!!” “The pass has been received!!” 75 s a The Hutt Staff: Martha Sibor, Gary Valerio, Cynthia Hanczaryk, Carl Albritton, Stephen Garro. Absent when picture was taken: Irene Re- sendes. a s The class-officers: Kathy Gouveia, vice-president; Martha Sibor, treas¬ urer; Joanne Bennett, secretary; and Gary Valerio, president. o 7 7 The executive board: Kathy Chandler, Debbie Sears, Di¬ ane Mitchell, Charlie Jones, Carl Albritton, David Grindrod. Absent when pic¬ ture was taken: Irene Re- sendes. 76 On returning to school in September, our of¬ ficers; Gary Valerio, Kathy Gouveia, Joanne Ben¬ nett, and Martha Sibor, began to plan a full year of activities highlighted by the Junior Prom. The first order of business was to elect an executive board: Carl Albritton, Kathy Chandler, Dave Grindrod, Charlie Jones, Diane Mitchell, Irene Resendes, and Debbie Sears. Selling candy bars was selected as our class project. With the guid¬ ance of Mr. Carlton Albritton and Mr. Fernando Silva it proved to be an immense success. On May 7, 1971 the Junior Prom was held. The Larch Avenue Auditorium was decorated to the theme of “The Wonderful World of Yester¬ year”. It had an old-fashioned atmosphere which was filled with the lively sounds of Ray Besse and his Orchestra. Our great year ended on Junior Day when we were officially “Seniors”. The effects of Women Lib at FHS? 77 “We are but just one step away from greatness and before the rest of the world knows it; to take that step.” we are going Our theme for the Junior Prom was “A Time For Us”, the love theme from Romeo and Juliet. Keeping this in mind, the art department magically trans¬ formed our addition auditorium into a scene from Shakespeare’s famous play. The room was reminiscent of the Renaissance Era with a beautiful blending of color, soft lighting, and delightful music. The members of the court were Shirley Faria, Rebecca Fleisch, Dale Fostin, Catherine Maynard, Donna Patasini, Sylvia Pukulis, Paula Ruszel, Deborah Sheffield, Carol Sprouse, and Catherine Tucker. The girls walked up to their places on the stage as “A Time For Us” was played in the background. The tension of the evening was soon to he relieved. Class President Phillip Mello escorted the new lady-in- waiting, Paula Ruszel, to the center of the stage. The 1969 Junior Prom Queen, Kathleen Morgan, crowned our new queen Shirley Faria and handed her the queen’s roses. Shirley and her escort then began the Queen’s Dance. The evening was an enjoyable one for all who at¬ tended the prom. Shirley and her date i .: t The Queen and her Court 80 Last year’s Queen Kathleen Morgan 81 Junior On June 5, 1970 our long awaited Junior Day ar¬ rived. Although the day was met with rain, our spirits were not dampened. We gazed upon our fellow class¬ mates in spring lace and pressed suits seldom seen in the corridors of F.H.S. Everyone helped to fasten the traditional yellow roses, then waited in anticipation for our grand entrance into the auditorium. After the sophomores and guests had been seated, our entrance march “Pomp and Circumstance” began. The Seniors filed in to the strains of “Scipio”, and the assembly was underway. Philip Mello, president of our class, received the Phil takes the mantle. mantle from the Senior Class president Charles Humphreys. Albert Gaucher played a solo, and awards were given. The College Club Book Award was given to Rebecca Fleisch, and the Harvard Club Book Award went to William Fleisch. Finally, the secret of the Year¬ book Dedication was announced. Mr. Silva was the proud and lucky teacher. Through tears the Senior Chorus sang “The Halls of Ivy”, and the program was over. The Seniors left now only to return for gradua¬ tion. We Juniors left with a happy feeling of re¬ sponsibility, authority, and high hopes for the coming year. The Junior Solo Gfass Officers Gary Hammond, treasurer; Marlene Livramento, vice president; Kathy Magnant, secretary; Daniel Costa, president. Executive Board: Rebecca Fleisch, Pamela Couto, Candace Allain, Mark Medeiros, Jo-Ann Renaud, Ed¬ ward Zieba. Gfass Jhfisiory We left the ninth grade feeling scared To enter F.H.S. The corridors amazed us, Soon, we were in a mess. Girls were on the boys stairs The tunnel was a pain “Left or right at the locker rooms?” We asked seniors time and time again. The hugeness of Room 7 Was an awesome thing While wild penny throwing never ceased to ring. We were underclassmen and We felt it all the way. Insults ringing in our ears, a few smiles, lots of sneers We witnessed every day. Then we started waking up, That dazed look left our eyes. Now our shining personalities At last began to rise. James Gidley was our President His “Vice” was Charlene Kenney Debi Motta was Secretary While Gary Hammond saved each penny. Phoebe Taylor, William Fleisch, Albert Gaucher, Karen Alexion, Kathy Pepin—The Executive Board Who helped with their suggestions. Our officers were something else! From the start we bucked tradition. Chocolate bunnies were out of it, Toothbrush selling was our mission. Through all the groans and chuckles We became millionaires Though our helpful advisors Earned a few gray hairs. Then we summoned all our wits, Used courage and some chance Marched into Mr. Grabiec’s office And won an “untraditional” Sophomore Dance! Anyone from miles around Could place a sure thing bet That we would be the greatest class F.H.S. has seen yet! Before we knew what had happened Our Junior year was here No more little sophomores No more sitting in the rear A feeling of pride o’erwhelmed us Now we were more self-assured. The new sophomores were below us It was their turn to feel absurd By the time October rolled around Each student had his ring The final mark of superiority The proof of everything. The football season was fantastic Our Juniors took a leading role Basketball was much the same As many Juniors stole the show. Our officers worked hard all year Dedicated thru and thru And now as a reminder We’ll name them all for you. Phil Mello was the President Danny Costa was his “Vice” Gary Hammond was the treasurer Secretary was Becky Fleisch. The Executive Board consisted of Listen carefully so you’ll hear us A1 Gaucher, Ed Zieba, Kathy Magnant, Jane Ryle and Mark Medeiros. But now there are two more members We haven’t mentioned yet Shelly Alphonse and Karen Hanczaryk These two complete the set. Candy-selling was our project To make money for the prom Thus were relatives forced to buy Aunt, uncle, dad, and mom. That year the students began to protest A new dress code was their aim April saw short skirts and moustaches The kids had won their game. The Junior Prom was drawing near Our class began to worry Where to rent a tux, what gown to wear, Must be decided in a hurry. The date was set at May the 8th, The theme “A Time For Us” The queen’s court was selected All after much bother and fuss. That night the couples arrived arm in arm Dressed up fit to kill Soon it was time to choose the queen And everyone kept still. Phil Mello was the first to know That the lady-in-waiting was Paula Ruszel Shirley Faria, our 1970 queen, Was smiling, happy, and tres belle. And now the year was almost thru Only one more big event That, of course, was Junior Day What else could we have meant? Yellow roses and carnations Were worn by each girl and boy 84 We filed into the auditorium With feelings of great joy. Awards were soon to be given out A1 Gaucher played the French horn Phil Mello received the class mantle The seniors had a look of forlorn. We filed out to some music The day had finally come At last we were Seniors We were number one! All summer we’d anticipated Our final senior year. In September, 1970 At last the time was here. Now in those halls of F.H.S. We would try to pass the test That’s taken by all the Seniors To be the highest and the best, We were dismayed, at first, to find That everything felt the same Then suddenly we learned the rules And played the “Senior Game”. We were leaders on the Spray And tried for new ideas. Next, a yearbook to create, “How?”, we voiced our fears! Graduation gowns, the Senior Play, Soon these troubled our brain Taking Senior pictures too! A pleasure or a pain? Wallet photos soon appeared On every desk and hand Seniors writing, “Remember when—” Saying, “Give me one, understand?” Of course there was Frank Guerra Exchange student at Fairhaven High He left the Philippines to come here And he was a really great guy Distributive Education was a course That had started in the fall Also, there was definitely No dress code left at all! Then we noticed all our friends Who we would have to leave We felt our closeness and that time Was flying faster than we dared believe. Some students were making plans to go To France on the April vacation! Our officers were working hard To plan our graduation. We’d had a successful candy sale With President Danny Costa, Also, Marlene Livramento, Kathy Magnant, and Gary Hammond The others officers on the roster. Eddie Zieba and Pam Couto Becky Fleisch, Jo Ann Renaud Mark Medeiros, Candy Allain The Executive Board who worked so hard. Our sports this year had been exciting The “Turkey Day” game was great! Basketball, baseball, tennis, and track Were nothing but first rate! June that special month of all That month of closing books Came as we gave to friends and school Farewells and long last looks. Our Senior Prom, the ultimate! Our banquet as a class— Vespers, and our graduation A hard-earned diploma, at last! It’s true that all these years of school Were all we’d ever known. As we walked in cap and gown Everyone thought of how we’d grown. And mixed in our emotions Along with tears and pride Was a yearning for the future Which we couldn’t entirely hide. Our hopes and dreams and ideal plans Did pound within each heart. We realized truly that this was not An end, but just a start. May we live up to expectations May we prove our worthiness May we make the world a better place and strive for happiness. 85 Jficjhest yfonors James Gidley fiftyfi yfonors Rebecca Fleisch Jane Martin yfonors Candace Allain Ronald Brault Alan Clunie Angela Costa Pamela Couto Priscilla Days William Fleisch Louise Fredette Paul Gifford Cindy Gonet Karen Hanczaryk Steven Koska Sylvia Pukulis Jane Ryle Phoebe Taylor MAGNUS AADLAND College Reggie “He talked, he talked, Lord, how he talked!” Born: April 6, 1953; Ambition: To become an architect; Favorite Expression: “I don’t be¬ lieve it!”; Pet Peeve: Mechanical Drawing Class; Suppressed Desire: To tell off the English teacher; Happiest When: Not in my Senior English Class; Probable Fate: Full time grocery clerk at Fernandes; Salient Characteristic: hair in his eyes. MAGNUS AADLAND PETER AADLAND “Never say more than is necessary.” Born: November 4,1952; Ambition: To graduate; Favorite Expression: “Creep”; Pet Peeve: .; Suppressed Desire; To be rich; Happiest When: Not in school; Probable Fate: Bum; Salient Characteristic: Fairhaven Center. PETER AADLAND KAREN ALEXION College “Of all those acts in which girls excell, her chief masterpiece is cheering well.” Born: December 8, 1953; Ambition: To graduate from college; Favorite Expression: “That kills me!”; Pet Peeve: Having to get up at 6:30 on cold, dark mornings; Suppressed De¬ sire: To become an actress; Happiest When: Friday rolls around; Probable Fate: English teacher at FHS (eeuch); Salient Characteristic: Kleenex. KAREN ALEXION REGINA ALEXION Reggie College “She may be quiet, but look again.” Born: April 26, 1953; Ambition: Elementary music teacher; Favorite Expression: “What an Idiot!”; Pet Peeve: People who think they are so great and feel above everyone else; Sup¬ pressed Desire: Scientist at Cape Kennedy helping astronauts fly to the moon; Happiest When: Having a “fribble” at Friendly’s; Probable Fate: Working in father’s office; Salient Characteristic: String bass. 87 REGINA ALEXION JAMES ENOS ALFERES Jimmy General “And certainly he was a good fellow.” Born: December 23, 1952; Ambition: To bowl; Favorite Expression: “Come On”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To bowl a “300” game; Happiest When: Getting out of school; Probable Fate: To work out of state; Salient Characteristic: Quietness. JAMES ALFERES CANDACE ALLAIN Candy College “A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” Born: April 26, 1953; Ambition: To be happily married; Favorite Expression: “Oh, you’ve got to be kidding!”; Pet Peeve: Insincere people; Suppressed Desire: To run across the in¬ field during a Red Sox game; Happiest When: With Danny; Probable Fate: Having a color TV in every room of my house; Salient Characteristic: Danny. CANDACE ALLAIN SHELLY FRANCES ALPHONSE Fuddy College “It is a luxury to be understood.” Born: April 19, 1953; Ambition: To help underprivileged; Favorite Expression: Maudit foy toi; Pet Peeve: Fortunate people who look down on the unfortunate; Suppressed De¬ sire: To marry a certain Frenchman; Probable Fate: Married with twelve kids; Salient Characteristic: Parties. SHELLY ALPHONSE TONY M. ALPHONSE Half Mad Industrial Arts “Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we go to school.” Born: November 29, 1950; Ambition: Rancher; Favorite Expression: “Is dat right?”; Pet Peeve: Short-haired girls; Suppressed Desire: High wire walker; Happiest When: Rat racing; Probable Fate: Bum; Salient Characterist ic: Red fast back. 88 TONY M. ALPHONSE MANUEL ALVES General 4 Sonny “Art is power.” Born: January 20, 1952; Ambition: To be a social worker; Favorite Expression: “Give me that bottle, Sheldon”; Pet Peeve: Sober people; Suppressed Desire: To be owner of a liquor store; Happiest When: Getting smashed at the “cottage”; Probable Fate: A member of the Mafia; Salient Characteristic: Good dancing ability. MANUEL ALVES EDWARD KARL ANDERSON Big Ed College “I say little, but who knows what I think.” Born: July 20, 1953; Ambition: Undecided; Favorite Expression: Censored; Pet Peeve: Taking more than one test on the same day; Suppressed Desire: Too many to list; Happiest When: When not in school; Probable Fate; Who knows??; Salient Characteristic: Rosy cheeks. EDWARD KARL ANDERSON MARY LOU ARCHANBAULT “Cocky punk” “Why let the devil have all the fun?” College Born: October 31, 1953; Ambition: To be a music teacher; Favorite Expression: “If you like it and it feels good, do it!; Hey Joy, I hope we don’t get caught”; Pet Peeve: Spanish II; Suppressed Desire: To own an orang vet and race it!; Happiest When: Getting in trouble with my friends; Probable Fate: Not to succeed but to have fun doing it; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Cocky look. MARY LOU ARCHANBAULT DONALD ANTHONY ARRUDA Donny College “A quiet boy is what they say.” Born: October 16, 1953; Ambition: To earn an engineering degree; Favorite Expression: “Yea, Oday”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: To play major league baseball; Happiest When: On summer Vacation; Probable Fate; Not to earn an engineering degree; Salient Characteristic: Baseball. 89 DONALD ANTHONY ARRUDA Pam PAMELA JOAN DONNA AUFFREY College “Always jolly and quite carefree, life may be dull, but never is she.” Born: August 4, 1953; Ambition: Freedom; Favorite Expression; Pet Peeve: Being hurt or hurting somebody else; Suppressed Desire; To be the Fairhaven police chief and hire my own officers; Happiest When: Buffling; Probable Fate: Death; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Daisies. PAMELA JOAN DONNA AUFFREY CLAIRE ROCHELLE AUGER College “In school she’s quite demure, outside we’re not so sure.” Born: July 23, 1953; Ambition: Dental Hygienist; Favorite Expression: “Yeah?”; Pet Peeve: Parking my car; Suppressed Desire: To catch Ace skipping school; Happiest When: With Nelson; Probable Fate: The diaper pail scene; Salient Characteristic: Shiny hair. PAUL GILBERT AVILA Paul College “Life is one darn thing after another.” Born: March 29, 1953; Ambition: Receive college degree in engineering; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Right!; Pet Peeve: Hypocritical people; Suppressed Desire: To own the New York Giants: Happiest When: On the golf course; Probable Fate: Civil Engineer; Salient Characteristic: Television. CLAIRE ROCHELLE AUGER li 90 WAYNE BACHAND DOUGLAS CHARLES BAKER General Doug “Everything that’s for fun—that’s for me.” Born: March 16, 1952; Ambition: To become rich; Favorite Expression: Knock it off; Pet Peeve: When my girl goes with other guys; Suppressed Desire: To go out West and get away from the Acushnet River; Happiest When: Not in school and with Sue; Probable Fate: Being a forest ranger; Salient Characteristic: Jealousy. DOUGLAS CHARLES BAKER GARY BAPTISTE Car Distributive Education “It is his nature to be good-natured.” Born: September 29, 1953; Ambition: Advertising agent; Favorite Expression: Peace; Pet Peeve: Grammar books; Suppressed Desire: Move to California; Happiest When: Summer vacation; Probable Fate: Millionaire; Salient Characteristic: Sarcasm. GARY BAPTISTE PETER BARITEAU Pete College “He has his own ideas about everything.” Born: May 23, 1953; Ambition: To be a rock guitarist; Favorite Expression: “What can I say?”; Pet Peeve: Being told that I can’t do something; Suppressed Desire; To make mil¬ lions; Happiest When: With Karen; Probable Fate: To be principal of F.H.S.; Salient Characteristic: Exaggeration. PETER BARITEAU MAUREEN ELIZABETH BARROW Mo College “Serious for a moment, laughter for a month.” Born: April 15, 1953; Ambition: To become an elementary school teacher; Favorite Ex¬ pression: “I’ll kill him”; Pet Peeve: People complain about our football and basketball teams; Suppressed Desire: To be able to rack up O’Bie; Happiest When: Cheering and with Jeff (But not necessarily in that order); Probable Fate: Wife of a football coach: Salient Characteristic: Emotional. MAUREEN ELIZABETH BARROW 91 Giant PATRICIA BARROWS General “A quiet exterior conceals much.” Born: April 7, 1951; Ambition: Hair stylist; Favorite Expression: “Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: When people call me midget; Suppressed Desire: Travel around the world; Hap¬ piest When: With my boy friend Fremont Probable Fate: Getting married and moving to Hawaii; Salient Characteristic: Monty. PATRICIA BARROWS ALAN JOHN BELLEFEUILLE “Big Al” College “Remember, Napoleon was a little man!” Born: January 10, 1954; Ambition: To fly a phantom jet; Favorite Expression: “Unbeliev¬ able”; Pet Peeve: People who talk too much or too little; Suppressed Desire: To retire at 40; Happiest When: Friday at 2:12; Probable Fate: Airplane Pilot; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Smallness. ALAN JOHN BELLEFEUILLE GARY ALFRED BENOIT College “A gentleman makes no noise.” Born: August 7, 1952; Ambition: To travel; Favorite Expression: “Oh! YA”; Pet Peeve: Persistent People; Suppressed Desire: To be rich; Happiest When: Hanging Around; Probable Fate: Ending up poor; Salient Characteristic: Newport Creamery. GARY ALFRED BENOIT DIANE BERBERIAN “Red” College “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are my words your words.” Born: April 23, 1953; Ambition: Airline Stewardess; Favorite Expression: “Hey man!”; Pet Peeve: Being called “Red”; Suppressed Desire: To become a model and buy a Honda 350; Happiest When: Associating with people who act themselves; Probable Fate: Cutting sugar cane in Cuba; Salient Characteristic: Long legs. 92 DIANE BERBERIAN RAYMOND L. BISSONNETTE Business Ray “Nothing worries him, nothing hurries him.” Born: July 12, 1953; Ambition: To go to college; Favorite Expression: What’s happening?; Pet Peeve: Sophomores; Suppressed Desire: To succeed in life; Happiest When: In my car and with a certain girl; Probable Fate: .; Salient Characteristic: Falcon. RAYMOND L. BISSONNETTE PAUL BLUM Business “In quietness and confidence shall be your strength.” Born: July 11, 1949; Ambition: Civil service man; Favorite Expression; .; Pet Peeve: Paul want some milk and cookies?; Suppressed Desire: To become high, man; Happiest When: My pay check arrives; Probable Fate: Alcoholic; Salient Characteristic: Hair. PAUL BLUM HANS BOK College “I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours.” Born: August 24, 1953; Ambition:.; Favorite Expression: What, homework?; Pet Peeve: Friday specials; Suppressed Desire: Telling Mr. Bender to go to the showers; Probable Fate: .; Salient Characteristic: Computers. HANS BOK DENNIS GEORGE BOLLEA Bush General “King of the Bush.” Born: January 20, 1952; Ambition: Lose weight; Favorite Expression: Oh, sugar; Pet Peeve: People who won’t let me borrow money for lunch; Suppressed Desire: To get a Bruins’ season ticket; Happiest When: I pass the Spanish verb quiz; Probable Fate: Bald¬ ness; Salient Characteristic: Thick hair. 93 DENNIS GEORGE BOLLEA IRENE ISABELLE BOTELHO Business “Blessed are they who Born: April 5, 1953; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: “Really”; Pet Peeve: Snobbish people; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: . .; Probable Fate: Married with loads of kids; Salient Characteristic: Non-chalance. IRENE ISABELLE BOTELHO DIANE ELIZABETH BRALEY DiDi Business “A hand to execute any mischief.” Born: March 12, 1953; Ambition: IBM Operator; Favorite Expression: Hey Arnie??? Hey, Heifer!!; Pet Peeve: Grunges; Seekonk Speedway; Suppressed Desire: 36-24-36; Happiest When: At the cottage in the bunkhouse with the “gang”; Probable Fate: Toothpick; Salient Characteristic: Egg Salad Yodels. DIANE ELIZABETH BRALEY RONALD BRAULT Ronnie College “A gentleman makes no noise.” Born: August 12, 1953; Ambition: Astronomy; Favorite Expression: Ya, sure!; Pet Peeve: People who don’t like music; Suppressed Desire: To be famous; Happiest When: Playing the guitar; Probable Fate: Genius; Salient Characteristic: Height. RONALD BRAULT RICHARD C. BRENNAN Dickie Business Born: January 4, 1953; Ambition: To be the greatest drummer; Favorite Expression: Don’t make me hurt you guys!; Pet Peeve: People who brag about Hol y Family High; “Friden”; Suppressed Desire: To look down on Bill Russel and to beat up Steve Koska (in that order); Happiest When: Making music, fooling around with girls, and in Mr. Dufour’s French 4 class; Probable Fate: Snare drummer for the Revolutionary War fife and drum band under the direction of Mr. Clarkson, Salient Characteristic: Drums. 94 RICHARD C. BRENNAN EILEEN BURKE Business “Let silence be my guide.” Born: September 19, 1953; Ambition: To marry Steve and be a mommy; Favorite Expres¬ sion: It’s all in your mind; Pet Peeve: Plastic people and people who think they’re better than others; Suppressed Desire: To own a convertible; Happiest When: With Steve: Prob¬ able Fate: Death; Salient Characteristic: Pale complexion. EILEEN BURKE JEFFREY BURKE Jeff College “A red-head with a spirit, not a temper.” Born: September 26, 1953; Ambition: To be a doctor; Favorite Expression:. .; Pet Peeve: Working at 6:00 A.M. on Saturdays; Suppressed Desire; To stay awake through a physics class; Happiest When: Sleeping with a pair of earphones clamped over my ears; Probable Fate: College dropout; Salient Characteristic: freckles. JEFFREY BURKE DAVID JOHN CABRAL Dave College “A certain gleam in his eye.” Born: April 2, 1953; Ambition: To be successful; Favorite Expression: .; Pet Peeve: Narrow-minded, unfriendly people; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the w T orld; Happiest When: With someone special; Probable Fate: Own a grocery store; Salient Characteristic: Ties. DAVID JOHN CABRAL MICHAEL CAMACHO “My appetite comes while eating.” Born August 29, 1951; Ambition: To be a Fireman; Favorite Expression: Look out for the other guy; Pet Peeve: People who won’t watch where they’re going; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: With someone special; Probable Fate: To become a Fireman; Salient Characteristic: his wit. MICHAEL CAMACHO 95 Debi “Monk” DEBORAH DIANE CARREIRO Business “She’s shy, but sweet, and always smiling.” Born: June 1, 1953: Ambition: Spend the rest of my life with Manny and have our own little family; Favorite Expression: “Your gonna get it!”; Pet Peeve: People who are igno¬ rant and have no consideration for others; Happiest When: With Manny (of course!!); Probable Fate: Washing little sticky hands and faces; Suppressed Desire: To buy a cuddly baby tiger for one of my pets; Salient Characteristic: Nice hair. DEBORAH DIANE CARREIRO SUSAN JANE CARTER Suzy Business “Gay and audacious mischief glints in her eyes.” Born: March 29, 1953; Ambition: Airline hostess; Favorite Expression: Know what I mean; Pet Peeve: Phonies; Suppressed Desire: To become another Raquel Welch; Happiest When: A certain someone wins a football game; Probable Fate: Perfect 36—12-12-12; Salient Characteristic: Stang ring. SUSAN JANE CARTER STEPHEN FRANCIS CHANDLER Steve College “Smile, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to!!” Born: May 18, 1953; Ambition: Carpenter or an owner of a mod clothes shop; Favorite Expression: Maxi and midi skirts and short hair; Suppressed Desire: To have my own Harem; Happiest When: With girls I like; Probable Fate: Fixin’ chickens; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Friendliness. STEPHEN FRANCIS CHANDLER BEVERLY ANNE CHAPLES Bev Business “Come what may, she finds a way.” Born: June 16, 1953; Ambition: To become a beautician and get married; Favorite Expres¬ sion: C’mon, let me!!; Pet Peeve: Tall people who make fun of little people and small feet; Suppressed Desire: To be as tall as Sue Corbett; Happiest When: With Ronny; Prob¬ able Fate: A midget: Coach of a football team; Salient Characteristic: Her laugh. 96 BEVERLY ANNE CHAPLES MARC PAUL CHARETTE College “Be silent and safe, silence never betrays you.” Born: September 6, 1953; Ambition: .; Favorite Expression: “Is that right?’”; Pet Peeve: Alan Clunie; Suppressed Desire: To become a millionaire; Happiest When: Watching the Boston Bruins; Probable Fate: Becoming a bum; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Quietness. MARC PAUL CHARETTE MANUEL CHAVIER Jr. General “Boys will be boys.” Born: September 11, 1952; Ambition: To be what I want to be; Favorite Expression: “Who, me?”; Pet Peeve: Not having things done my way; Suppressed Desire: To have at least one thing done my way; Happiest When: Playing ping pong; Probably Fate: Not ever hav¬ ing a thing done my way; Salient Characteristic: Stories. MANUEL CHAVIER STEPHEN JOSEPH CHICCO Mr. Check-Off College “Keep smiling; it makes everyone wonder what you’ve been up to!” Born: July 14, 1953; Ambition: Natural Resource Officer; Favorite Expression: Say What?; Pet Peeve: English composition; Suppressed Desire: To rule Italy; Happiest When: Camp¬ ing; Probable Fate: Making ice-cream cones forever and ever; Salient Characteristic: Hunt¬ ing. STEPHEN JOSEPH CHICCO DAMON BRYANT CLARK Industrial Arts “A penny for your thoughts.” Born: September 2, 1951; Ambition: To go to Hawaii; Favorite Expression: What’s up?; Pet Peeve: Snobby people; Suppressed Desire: To live; Happiest When: I’m asleep; Prob¬ able Fate: Getting Married; Salient Characteristic: Solemnity. 97 DAMON BRYANT CLARK Chris CHRISTINE ANNE CLEVELAND General “She will laugh though there be nothing to laugh at.” Born: December 11, 1953; Ambition: To have fun in life; Favorite Expression: Get off my back!; Pet Peeve: When Brad doesn’t call; Suppressed Desire: To marry Brad; Happiest When: Laughing; Probable Fate: To be a Playboy Bunny; Salient Characteristic: Her laugh. CHRISTINE ANNE CLEVELAND DONNA MARIE CLEVELAND Short Stuff General “The future is planned: third finger, left hand.” Born: May 19, 1952; Ambition: Ballroom dancing instructor; Favorite Expression: “Your unreal”; Pet Peeve: White socks on guys; Suppressed Desire: To be a psychiatrist; Hap¬ piest When: With George; Probable Fate: To be married to George; Salient Characteristic: Poise. DONNA MARIE CLEVELAND ALAN ROBERT CLUNIE “Weasy” College “When ideas fail, words come in handy.” Born: July 4, 1953; Ambition: To engineer cities in the water; Favorite Expression: “Mmmm; that’s sexy!!”; Pet Peeve: Those who tantalize, but don’t satisfy; Suppressed Desire: I sup¬ press no desire; Happiest When: Alone (With a 38-23-35); Probable Fate: An “Engineer¬ ing” bachelor; Salient Characteristic: Verbosity. ALAN ROBERT CLUNIE STEPHEN VIERA COELHO Cowag General “Come, come! There’s mischief to be done!!” Born: July 26, 1952; Ambition: To be an individual; Favorite Expression: Yeah, WOW!!; Pet Peeve: Facism; Suppressed Desire: Live to see worldwide harmony; Happiest When: Out in the back roads; Probable Fate: Salesman, Salient Characteristic: Bell-bottoms. 98 STEPHEN VIERA COELHO Sue SUSAN CAROL CORBETT Business “Tall was her stature, gentle her ways.” Born: July 25, 1953; Ambition: To get into Katherine Gibbs; Favorite Expression: What’s going on here?; Pet Peeve: Gossip; Suppressed Desire: To be a fashion model; Happiest When: Making people laugh; Probable Fate: Secretary; Salient Characteristic: Height. DANIEL THOMAS COSTA Danny College “A little quiet but full of fun.” Born: May 10, 1953; Ambition: A future in Business and Advertising; Favorite Expression: Is that right?; Pet Peeve: Fighting against time; Suppressed Desire: To chase a little girl across the infield during a Red Sox game; Happiest When: With Candy; Probable Fate: Deliveryman for Doyle’s TV!; Salient Characteristic: Candy SUSAN CAROL CORBETT ANGELA MARIE COSTA “Quiet as a lamb.” Born: August 22, 1953; Ambition: To be a good secretary; Favorite Expression: Really!!; Pet Peeve: Monday morning; Suppressed Desire: To hi-jack a bus to Hawaii?; Happiest When: With Tommy; Probably Fate: Full time maid!; Salient Characteristic: Light lipstick. ANGELA MARIE COSTA DANIEL THOMAS COSTA PATRICIA COTE Pat Business “Coordination at its finest.” Born: May 15, 1953; Ambition: Accountant or to play sports; Favorite Expression: Really, if you say so; Pet Peeve:.; Suppressed Desire: .; Happiest When: I’m out of school; Probable Fate: To win all the basketball games this year; Salient Characteristic: Athletic ability. PATRICIA COTE 99 Pam PAMELA COUTO College “Sincere in everything, she is pleasing to know.” Born: September 9, 1953: Ambition: To travel around the world; Favorite Expression: .; Pet Peeve: Staying after school for meetings; Suppressed Desire: To run for political office; Happiest When: With good friends; Probable Fate; An executive secretary; Salient Characteristic: Polite Manner. PAMELA COUTO DEBORAH LEE CROWLEY Debbie Distributive Education “Better late than never.” Born: October 20, 1953; Ambition: To walk gracefully and not be clumsy; Favo rite Expres¬ sion: Oh really; Pet Peeve: Too many lights in these corridors and I have to keep shutting them off!!; Suppressed Desire: To climb the clock tower with Debbie Sheffield and Pat Gula, then sit on the top of it; Happiest When: With David; Probable Fate: To end up in a Mental institution before I’m 25; Salient Characteristic: Black leather jacket. DEBORAH LEE CROWLEY LAURIE ANN CURRAN Mental Business “I’ll never budge an inch.” Born: November 27, 1953; Ambition: To get married some day and have a family; Favorite Expression: “Ride On,” Here’s your change, Keep it!!, Oh WOW; Pet Peeve: People who think they know everything, Hassles, school, conceited people, and flirts!; Suppressed De¬ sire: To get my SS with all the works and to see the world and get married; Happiest When: Out having fun; being with people I like; Probable Fate: Mental Institution or St. Mary’s Home; Salient Characteristic: Slacks. LAURIE ANN CURRAN PAUL DAWSON Paul General “His talents are of the silent kind.” Born: December 4, 1953; Ambition: Become a sound engineer; Favorite Expression: “That’s Good!”; Pet Peeve: Girls with short hair and maxi skirts; Suppressed Desire: To be a pro¬ fessional baseball player; Happiest When: With a nice girl; Probable Fate: Carpenter; Salient Characteristic: A.V. 100 PAUL DAWSON “Pris” PRISCILLA GAIL DAYS Business “Tall is her stature, but wider is her heart.” Born: January 12, 1953; Ambition: To be a secretary; Favorite Expression: Really!!; Pet Peeve: Cruelty to people; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: Having fun with friends; Probable Fate: Be a Bum; Salient Characteristic: Round glasses. PRISCILLA GAIL DAYS PETER JAMES DELANEY Pete College “Questions are never indiscreet; answers sometimes are!” Born: April 9, 1953; Ambition: To receive a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Bryant College; Favorite Expression: “Hey, what’s happening?”; Pet Peeve: Spiro Agnew and his idiosy and also trying to think of some answers for this stupid questionnaire; Suppressed Desire: To own a Volkswagen as good as Kenny’s or Gary’s; Happiest When: Listening to music; Probable Fate; Falcon driving, music loving, Spiro Agnew freak, work¬ ing an as accountant at Dumas’ market; Salient Characteristic: Great Verbosity. PETER JAMES DELANEY LORRAINE ANN DELGADO Rainy Business “Why take life seriously? You’ll never get out of it alive!” Born: March 4, 1953; Ambition: To become a model for a Black Magazine; Favorite Ex¬ pression: “Yerrrr, and I ain’t even lying!”; Pet Peeve: When people act as though they like you but you can feel it’s a put on; Suppressed Desire: To travel all over the world; Happiest When: With my boy friend, London; Probable Fate; Getting married to London and moving to California; Salient Characteristic: Afro haircut. 1 ., O -v LORRAINE ANN DELGADO ELAINE ANN DESOUZA “Dolly Business “She has a nature both quiet and pleasing.” Born: March 31, 1952; Ambition: Secretary and marry Paul; Favorite Expression: You Queer!; Pet Peeve: Conceited people; Suppressed Desire: Get shipwrecked on a deserted island with other people; Happiest When: With Paul and skipping school; Probable Fate; Mechanic for V.W.; Salient Characteristic: Posture. ELAINE ANN DESOUZA 101 Charlie CHARLES ALLEN DILLINGHAM College “Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep.” Born: December 24, 1953; Ambition: To be a music teacher; Favorite Expression: Single file through the tunnel!!; Pet Peeve: Gym classes outside in 40° weather! and not being able to look at the keys while I’m typing in class!; Suppressed Desire: To teach vocal music at FHS; Happiest When: Singing in a chorus; Probable Fate: Playing clarinet in a Salva¬ tion Army Band; Salient Characteristic: Perfectionist. KARL DLUGOSINSKI College “Not too serious, not too gay, he strikes a happy medium!” Born: September 18, 1953; Ambition: To go to college; Favorite Expression: Oh, yeah; Pet Peeve: Physics; Suppressed Desire: .; Happiest When: Cashing my pay check; Probable Fate; Pizza Cook; Salient Characteristic: Last name. CHARLES ALLEN DILLINGHAM KARL DLUGOSINSKI NUNO J. DOCARMO JR. General “It’s not what you do, it’s what you get caught doing.” Born: September 15, 1952; Ambition: To acquire wealth; Favorite Expression: . .; Pet Peeve: Nosey people; Suppressed Desire: To see the world; Happiest When: Nodding; Probable Fate: A short, dull life; Salient Characteristic: Red Hair. NUNO J. DOCARMO JR. JOANNE MARIE DUMOULIN Jo College Born: July 30, 1952; Ambition: English teacher; Favorite Expression: “Stick it in your ear!” Pet Peeve: Dirty old men; Suppressed Desire: To see an end to war and hate; Happiest When: Walking around Fort Phoenix when it is deserted; Probable Fate: Perma¬ nent resident of Taunton State; Salient Characteristic: . 102 JOANNE MARIE DUMOULIN JEFFREY JEROME DUPONT Jeff College “An hour for toil, a day for sports, and the rest of the week for Maureen. Born: April 16, 1953; Ambition: College Favorite Expression: “Who said that?”; Pet Peeve: “crazy horse”; Suppressed Desire: To have Mr. Cadieux not call me dumb!; Happiest When: When practice is over and with Maureen; Probable Fate: Coach: Salient Charac¬ teristic: Attentiveness (to Maureen). JEFFREY JEROME DUPONT JUDITH M. DURRIGAN Judy Distributive Education “Man has his will, but women has her way.” Born: December 29, 1951; Ambition: To be a beautician; Favorite Expression: “Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: 7 A.M.; Suppressed Desire; To pass English; Happiest When: With Rick; Probable Fate: Old maid; Salient Characteristic: Dimples. JUDITH M. DURRIGAN LISA ANN DUVAL Lee Business “People who make no noise are dangerous.” Born: December 30, 1953; Ambition: To join the “Peace Corps”; Favorite Expression: “You Brat!”; Pet Peeve: People who show off, and people who are cruel to others; Suppressed Desire: To own a horse; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: Truant Officer; Salient Characteristic: Pep Squad. LISA ANN DUVAL Shirley-Burger SHIRLEY ANN FARIA Business “She’s always full of fun, the noisy son of a gun.” Born: September 27, 1952; Ambition: To be a beautician; Favorite Expression: “What can I say?”; Pet Peeve: People that try to be something they are not; Suppressed Desire: To have a long and happy marriage; Happiest When: With a certain someone; Probable Fate: A waitress; Salient Characteristic: Her smile. SHIRLEY ANN FARIA 103 Bob ROBERT FINCH College “Life is just one darn thing after another.” Born: November 18, 1953; Ambition: To go to Canada; Favorite Expression: HMMMMMM; Pet Peeve: Homeroom bells; Suppressed Desire: To shoot the bells; Happiest When: Hunt¬ ing or camping; Probable Fate: A failure in everything; Salient Characteristic: Scientific mind. ROBERT FINCH JOHN B. FITTS Big John College “Teachers and classes are his only objection to education.” Born: October 23, 1952; Ambition: To be rich!; Favorite Expression: “Ride-On Cuz!”; Pet Peeve: Dogs; Suppressed Desire: To see the world; Happiest When: On my motorcycle; Probable Fate: Policeman; Salient Characteristic: Lunch at Burger Chef. JOHN B. FITTS REBECCA FLEISCH Becky College “Great things are made of little things.” Born: April 27, 1953; Ambition: To be a teacher; Pet Peeve: Billy; Suppressed Desire; To look as old as everyone else my age; Happiest When: Doing anything with Mark; Prob¬ able Fate: To be a Nun??; Salient Characteristic: Mark. REBECCA FLEISCH WILLIAM FLEISCH Billy College “He’s such a good fellow, we wish he were twins.” Born: April 27, 1953; Ambition: Electronic Technical Engineer; Favorite Expression: “Got that”; Pet Peeve: Becky; Suppressed Desire: To pass Math 12A; Happiest When: With girls; Probable Fate: Cement Truck Driver; Salient Characteristic: Muscles. 104 WILLIAM FLEISCH MARK FLETCHER MARK FLETCHER SHEILA FORTE College “A gift of quiet disposition.” Born: March 3, 1953; Ambition: To go to college; Favorite Expression: “Pretty Good!”; Pet Peeve: Studies first and second period; Suppressed Desire: To walk up the left hand side of the stairs; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: To become rich; Salient Characteristic: Rosy cheeks. SHEILA FORTE DEBORAH FONTES Debbie Business “In school she’s demure, outside we’re not so sure.” Born: March 21, 1953; Ambition: To be a secretary; Favorite Expression: “Can’t fool me!”; Pet Peeve: Gym class; Suppressed Desire: To be first woman president; Happiest When: With a group of people; Probable Fate: A secretary; Salient Characteristic: Seriousness. DEBORAH FONTES ELISE Y. FORTIN Lee College “Youth comes but once in a lifetime.” Born: July 10, 1953; Ambition: To fulfill all my goals; Favorite Expression: “I don’t know”; Pet Peeve: Reporting to the Office; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: I’m with Al; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic: The office. ELISE Y. FORTIN 105 DALE MARIE FOSTIN Daleburger Business “A horse, a horse, a kingdom for my horse.” Born: March 31, 1953; Ambition: To be a beautician, get married, raise a family; Fav¬ orite Expression: Nonononono; Pet Peeve: People who start rumors and don’t know what they are talking about; Suppressed Desire: To own my own ranch and breed all kinds of horses; Happiest when: Horseback riding, and with Steve; Probable Fate; Washing out diapers, shoveling out stalls; Salient Characteristic: Baton. DALE MARIE FOSTIN LORINE NIKKI ELAINE FRANCIS College Born: May 1, 1953; Ambition: To be a secretary; Favorite Expression: “I don’t know”; Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than others; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: Out having a good time; Salient Characteristic: The Bowling Alley. LORINE FRANCIS MALCOLM V. FRANCIS Mac College “There lies a deal of deviltry beneath his mild exterior.” Born: April 7, 1953; Ambition: To succeed in life and get rich; Favorite Expression: “What the heck”; Pet Peeve: Very talkative people—Alan Clunie; Suppressed Desire: To travel about the United States; Happiest When: Every Friday at 2:12; Probable Fate; United States Forest Service; Salient Characteristic: Easygoing. MALCOLM V. FRANCIS LOUISE MICHELE FREDETTE Louise Business “Her future is planned, third finger, left hand.” Born: May 19, 1953; Ambition: A happy married bookkeeper; Favorite Expression: “Typi¬ cal”; Pet Peeve: Pretty nurses in a certain hospital on a certain ward; Suppressed Desire: To become a roller skating teacher; Happiest When: With Lanny; Probable Fate: Cleaning woman for a certain person; Salient Characteristic: Lanny. 106 LOUISE MICHELE FREDETTE Jim WALTER JAMES GALLAGHER College “What should men do but be merry.” Born: February 4, 1952; Ambition: To become successful ecologist; Favorite Expression: Right on; Pet Peeve: Any kind of work; Suppressed Desire: To get a job as professional sleeper; Happiest When: I’m doing nothing; Probable Fate: To become a hard worker; Salient Characteristic: Friendliness. WALTER JAMES GALLAGHER DELFINO GARCIA College “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.” Born: April 21, 1953; Ambition: To always make Ann happy; Favorite Expression: You Bet”; Pet Peeve: Running on an icy track; Suppressed Desire: To play golf every day; Happiest When: I pass a Spanish verb quiz; Probable Fate: Married; Salient Characteristic: The Reservation Golf Course. $ DELFINO GARCIA ALBERT BERNARD GAUCHER, JR. College “Without music, life would be a mistake.” Born: October 13, 1953; Ambition: To play in a major symphony orchestra; Favorite Ex¬ pression: “Really!!”; Pet Peeve: People who cavil; Suppressed Desire: To live secluded on the edge of a lake in a house I designed; Happiest When: I make other people happy; Probable Fate: Being a member of the Salvation Army Band; Salient Characteristic: Musical Ability. JAMES SCOTT GIDLEY “Gid” College “Nature made him what he is and never made another.” Born: October 30, 1954; Ambition: To leave the world a little better than I found it; Favorite Expression: Oh, WOW”; Pet Peeve: Classmates who won’t do their own work and ask for mine; Suppressed Desire: “I would that I could utter the thoughts that arise in me.”— Alfred Lord Tennyson: Happiest When: Achieving what once I could only dream of; Probable Fate: To realize tbe “American Dream”; Salient Characteristic: I.Q. ALBERT BERNARD GAUCHER 107 JAMES SCOTT GIDLEY Duff “Packed with power.” LINDSEY S. GIFFORD III College Born: April 3, 1953; Ambition: To turn our any way that turns out; Favorite Expression: Get ’em; Pet Peeve: Ridiculous rules; Suppressed Desire: Pro Football; Happiest When: The torturous season has ended; Probable Fate: Bouncer at the Pequod Lounge; Salient Characteristic: Build. ■ LINDSEY S. GIFFORD III PAUL DONALD GIFFORD Gif College “A head to contrive, a hand for michief.” Born: January 10, 1954; Ambition: To pass Math 12A; Favorite Expression: “Hurry up Hammond!”; Pet Peeve: School; Suppressed Desire: To surf a tidal wave; Happiest When: Alone; Probable Fate: French Teacher; Salient Characteristic: Faded Dungarees. PAUL DONALD GIFFORD BONITA SUSAN GILBERT Bonnie Distributive Education “I say little, but who knows what I think!” Born: June 27, 1952; Ambition: To be a Secretary; Favorite Expression: Keep it up; Pet Peeve: Prejudice People; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: Being with my friends and having fun; Probable Fate: To live in California; Salient Characteristic: Re¬ serve. BONITA SUSAN GILBERT EDWARD F. GILLUM Skip Business “The last four years of school are the hardest.” Born: December 28, 1952; Ambition: .; Favorite Expression: “Jam It!”; Pet Peeve: Faster Ford bombs than mine; Suppressed Desire: To be a bachelor; Happiest When: In the van with all the gang; Probable Fate; Being married to Cathy; Salient Characteristic: Warm Smile. 108 EDWARD F. GILLUM Shar SHARON DIANE GOMES Business Born: September 12, 1953; Ambition: Secretary; Favorite Expression: “That’s Right!”; Pet Peeve: Conceited guys; Suppressed Desire: To stop talking (for once); Happiest When: With that special someone; Probable Fate: Heartbroken; Salient Characteristic: Petiteness. SHARON DIANE GOMES CINDY GONET College “I could never be bored with life.” Born: January 21, 1954; Ambition: To be an Anthropologist: Favorite Expression: When my mother finds out am I going to get into trouble!!; Suppressed Desire: To be a Fireman; Happiest When: Speaking about Women’s Liberation; Probable Fate: Fat lady in a side show; Salient Characteristic: Liveliness. CINDY GONET MICHAEL GONET Mike College “Some think he’s doubtful; others doubt it.” Born: To be a success; Ambition: To be a success; Favorite Expression: Oh, Wow!; Pet Peeve: Chemistry Lab period; Suppressed Desire: Golf Professional; Happiest When: Play¬ ing Golf; Probable Fate: Member of the N. B. C. C.; Salient Characteristic: Slightness. MICHAEL GONET ROXANNE LOUISE GONSALVES “DoDo” and “Blushes” Business “She’s quiet, modest, and demure.” Born: January 11, 1953; Ambition: Secretary; Favorite Expression: What a dumb-dumb; Pet Peeve: F.H.S. stairs and a certain GTX; Suppressed Desire: To own a Plymouth Road Runner; Happiest When: Riding in a cool car; Probable Fate: To have a cool car; Salient Characteristic: Bashfulness. 109 ROXANNE LOUISE GONSALVES Debbie DEBRA ANN GUERRA Business “She may be quiet, but look again.” Born: December 25, 1952; Ambition: To be a drag-racer; Favorite Expression: “Your talking to me!”; Pet Peeve: Phoney people; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: With someone special; Probable Fate: Housewife; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Roger’s. DEBRA ANN GUERRA FRANCISCO DELA FUENTE GUERRA III Frank College “We never met a Filipino we didn’t like.” Born: June 24, 1953; Ambition: To be chief executive of Onassis Empire. Favorite Expres¬ sion: “Jesus”; Pet Peeve: Snobs; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Happiest When: With friends; Probable Fate: Marriage (on the rocks?); Salient Characteristic: Smile. FRANK GUERRA III PATRICIA GULA Guts Business “I came to school to get a general idea of things.” Born: June 8, 1953; Ambition: Clerical typist; Favorite Expression: You just better knock it off; Pet Peeve: The school’s hard toilet paper; Suppressed Desire: To stay young, foolish, and happy forever; Happiest When: With George; Probable Fate: Hard-working housewife; Salient Characteristic: Black leather jacket. PATRICIA GULA ROBIN LEE HACKING “Roh” College “She could talk a talking machine to death.” Born: September 9, 1953; Ambition: To become a veternarian; Favorite Expression: What did I do now?!?; Pet Peeve: Grouchy people; Suppressed Desire: To sit on the flagpole and wave at Mrs. Bruce; Happiest When: Taking something apart; Probable Fate: A Con¬ vent where silence is golden; Salient Characteristic: Her walk. no ROBIN LEE HACKING Francois “Better late than never.” GARY RICHARD HAMMOND College Born: April 14, 1953; Ambition: To be rich but happy; Favorite Expression: I got plenty’a time; Pet Peeve: People who are always on time; Suppressed Desire: To get some place on time; Happiest When: Receiving my Paycheck; Probable Fate: Owner of A W; Salient Characteristic: Con Artist. GARY RICHARD HAMMOND KAREN HANCZARYK College “Men will have their will, women will have their way.” Born: October 25, 1953; Ambition: To go to college and later teach music at Fairhaven High; Favorite Expression: Farmer; Pet Peeve: People who offer nothing but criticism and waiting for french fries during a rush at Burger Chef; Suppressed Desire: To have a page of our yearbook in the Taylor Gold Medallion Book; Happiest when: Sunday morn¬ ing; Probable Fate; Professional Cymbalist; Salient Characteristic: Singing Ability. KAREN HANCZARYK KENNETH HOWARD HANSEN Kenny College “His right eye was a good little eye, but his left eye loved to roam.” Born: September 22, 1953; Ambition: To become an Organic Surgeon; Favorite Expression: Late again; Huh Hammond??; Pet Peeve: Politicians; Suppressed Desire: Play right wing for the Boston Bruins; Happiest When: Everyone else is happy; Probable Fate: A married man; Salient Characteristic: Devilish Smirk. KENNETH HOWARD HANSEN SUSAN JACQUELINE HEBERT Suzie Business “I shall talk myself to death.” Born: February 17, 1953; Ambition: To become an R.N.; Favorite Expression: It could be worse; Pet Peeve: People who pretend to be what they aren’t. People who follow “the crowd”; Suppressed Desire: To travel all over the U.S. in a trailer; Happiest When: With friends out of school; Probable Fate: Permanent resident of third medical; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Nailbiting. Ill SUSAN JACQUELINE HEBERT Kath KATHY RUTH HEMMANN College “The mildest manner and the gentlest heart.” Born: March 9, 1953; Ambition: An elementary school teacher; Favorite Expression: Real¬ ly!! Aw Come On; Pet Peeve: My last name being mispronounced; Suppressed Desire: To sand those “nylon snagging” benches in the girls locker room; Happiest When: With Skip and helping others; Probable Fate: Teaching Math; Salient Characteristic: Posture. KATHY RUTH HEMMANN ROBERT WAYNE HOFFLER Bob or Bobby General “The only thing he wants out of school is himself.” Born: August 16, 1953; Ambition: Make lots of money; Favorite Expression; Nice guy!!!; Pet Peeve: Dufour’s study; Suppressed Desire: .; Happiest When: I get my pay check; Probable Fate: Working at A W; Salient Characteristic: feet. ROBERT WAYNE HOFFLER CHRISTOPHER ALLAN HURLEY “Pork Chops” College “None but himself can be his parallel.” Born: February 4, 1953; Ambition: To graduate from FHS and be in a constant state of happiness!?!; Favorite Expression: .; Pet Peeve: Plastic people who hurt others!; Suppressed Desire: To be a sadistic football coach; Happiest When: On a date with that certain someone; Probable Fate: To be married and have four children to start with!; Salient Characteristic: Sideburns. JOHN PHILIP HOWARTH JOHN PHILIP HOWARTH JR. “How” Business “One still tall man in a noisy world.” Born: November 24, 1953; Ambition: Real Estate Agent; Pet Peeve: Answering questions like this; Suppressed Desire: .; Happiest When: 2:12 arrives; Probable Fate: Bookkeeping teacher; Salient Characteristic: Lankiness. 112 CHRISTOPHER HURLEY GLENN HUTCHINGS BRENDA E. JACQUES Bren Business “Her quiet and unassuming manner bring forth her pleasant ways.” Born: November 16, 1953; Ambition: To be an artist, and live; Favorite Expression: I’ll drink to that!!”; Pet Peeve: Hypocrites, “plastic” people, and showers after gym; Suppressed Desire: To own a Volkswagen, paint it crazy colors, and travel cross-country in it; Salient Characteristic: Neat Hair. RICHARD JOUBERT CHARLENE ANN KENNEY Charlie College “A good natured person is never out of place.” Born: June 9, 1953; Ambition: Secretary; Favorite Expression: Out a Sight!; Happiest When: I’m looking forward to something; Pet Peeve: Guys who walk by and pull my scarf; Probable Fate: True Happiness; Suppressed Desire: To enter a beauty contest so that maybe a short girl can win for once; Salient Characteristic: Chorus. BRENDA E. JACQUES RICHARD JOUBERT Rick College “I’m not lazy, I’m just saving my energy.” Born: August 21, 1953; Ambition: Business Agent; Favorite Expression: “Censored”; Pet Peeve; Gold weather; Suppressed Desire: .; Happiest When: In my lit¬ tle green bag; Probable Fate: Death; Salient Characteristic: Joe Bear. GLENN HUTCHINGS College “We don’t always do what we want, do we?” Born: September 20, 1953; Ambition: Undecided; Favorite Expression: Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do; Pet Peeve: Physics; Suppressed Desire: To go on to school at U Mass; Happiest When: An English teacher is absent from school; Probable Fate: Fairhaven Sani¬ tation Department; Salient Characteristic: Accent. CHARLENE ANN KENNEY 113 DALE G. KOLLARS, JR. Business “He who invented work should have finished it.” Born: September 26, 1952; Ambition: Make the Air Force my career; Favorite Expression: .; Pet Peeve: .; Suppressed Desire: .; Happiest When: Watching television; Probable Fate: .; Salient Characteristic: Sleepiness. DALE G. KOLLARS, JR. STEPHEN D. KOSKA Steve College “A talent in field, on court, on diamond, too.” Born: June 26, 1953; Ambition: To be a millionaire; Favorite Expression: It doesn’t bother me; Pet Peeve: Being Disturbed; Suppressed Desire; To play football for N.Y. Giants; Happiest When: Playing basketball; Probable Fate: Owner of Namath’s Bachelors III Club; Salient Characteristic: Clothes. STEPHEN D. KOSKA STEPHEN E. LABONTE College “His talents were of the silent kind.” Born: April 8, 1953; Ambition: Fillmore, circa; Favorite Expression: “Yes, but it is origi¬ nal?”; Pet Peeve: Car-Boys and Engines; Suppressed Desire: CMI “It can’t happen here REPEAT”; Happiest When: The only time I’m happy is when I. ..; Probable Fate: ADULT “Let me off at the next corner please”; Salient Characteristic: Imagination. STEPHEN E. LABONTE BRENDA LANGEVIN Business “A smile for everyone.” Born: November 6, 1953; Ambition: To live; Favorite Expression: “It that right?”; Pet Peeve: First period study; Suppressed Desire: To learn to read palms; Happiest When: Reading Horoscopes; Probable Fate: Gypsy Fortune Teller; Salient Characteristic: Short hair. 114 BRENDA LANGEVIN GEORGE M. LARONDA College “A man of mild disposition.” Born: September 13, 1952; Ambition: Computer programer; Favorite Expression: .; Pet Peeve: Being an answering service for my sister; Suppressed Desire: To become owner of the Boston Celtics; Happiest When: A spectator for a football game; Probable Fate: .; Salient Characteristic: Low Voice. GEORGE M. LARONDA LINDA LARONDA Linda Business “Give her a basketball and she’s off to glory.” Born: January 20, 1954; Ambition: To be a bookkeeper; Favorite Expression: You’ll Pay!; Pet Peeve: People who don’t tell the truth; Suppressed Desire: To travel all over the world; Happiest When: Out riding around with my friends; Probable Fate: Being a housewife; Salient Characteristic: Serious look. DOUGLAS RANDAL LAVOIE STEVE LAWTON “Why take life seriously? You’ll never get out of it alive?” Salient Characteristic: His horses. LINDA LARONDA DOUGLAS RANDAL LAVOIE Doug General “Be silent and safe, silence never betrays you.” Born: June 19, 1952; Ambition: To be a Marine Biologist; Favorite Expression: . .; Pet Peeve: Places crowded with people; Suppressed Desire; To travel; Happiest When: Away from the cities; Probable Fate: Navy; Salient Characteristic: His hidden smile. STEVE LAWTON 115 DIANE LECLAIR Di College “No matter what others may be, she is herself.” Born: March 9, 1954; Ambition: Teacher; Favorite Expression: So what?; Pet Peeve: People who think they’re better than anyone else; Suppressed Desire: Get an A in Spanish; Happiest When: With Carl; Probable Fate: Housewife; Salient Characteristic: Contact lenses. DIANE LECLAIR Sandi SANDRA MARIE LEITE College Chatter, chatter as I go.” Born: February 24, 1953; Ambition: To become a nurse; Favorite Expression: You!?!!?; Pet Peeve: People who are cruel to children and animals; Suppressed Desire: To get into either nursing or college and maybe even graduate; Happiest When: I see others happy; Probable Fate: I wish I knew!; Salient Characteristic: Talkativeness. SANDRA MARIE LEITE ROSE-MARIE THERESA L’HEUREUX “Rosie” Business “Smile a little smile for me, Rose-Marie.” Born: June 19, 1953; Ambition: Secretary; Favorite Expression: I-Yi!; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: Giving a teacher a traffic slip; Happiest When: Sleeping; Probable Fate: A nun; Salient Characteristic: Small ears. ROSE-MARIE L’HEUREUX MARLENE ANN LIVRAMENTO “Marlie” Business “Always laughing and full of fun, the noisy son-of-a-gun!” Born: October 2, 1953; Ambition: International Airline Stewardess; Favorite Expression: “If it’s your thing, do it—but expect to suffer the consequences; Pet Peeve: Ignorant, worried, or untrustworthy people; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world on a 750 Honda; Happiest When: The 2:12 bell rings on Friday and when with a special friend; Probable Fate: A pilot in the Air Force or a maid in some big mansion; Salient Characteristic: Care¬ freeness. 116 MARLENE ANN LIVRAMENTO CARMEN VIOLA LONGLEY General Victrola and Carmella “Forthright� ind honest; quiet but not fancy.” Born: June 19, 1953: Ambition: Nurse; Favorite Expression: Gadzooks; Pet Peeve: People who don’t try to better themselves; Suppressed Desire: To be rich and liked by everyone; Happiest When: Not in chemistry; Probable Fate: Thrown out of nursing school; Salient Characteristic: Trumpet. CARMEN VIOLA LONGLEY JEANNINE FRANCES LOPES Jay College “In chatter she is excellent.” Born: February 9, 1954; Favorite Expression: Right!; Pet Peeve: Conceited people; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To own a Corvette; Happiest When: With Mike; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic; Wavy Hair. JEANNINE FRANCES LOPES NANCY RITA LUBERTOWICZ Nanc College “To live completely one must do many things.” Born: September 25, 1953; Ambition: To become a nurse and work with children; Favorite Expression: I’m sure!! Really!!!; Pet Peeve: People calling me by my last name and saying it wrong; and seeing people get hurt; Suppressed Desire: To go to California; Hap¬ piest When: Out with someone special; Probable Fate: Marriage and children; Salient Characteristic: Fast walk. NANCY RITA LUBERIOWICZ DAVID MACOMBER Mac General “Where do I go?” Born: November 9, 1952; Ambition: Forester; Favorite Expression: “Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: Heartless people and American cars; Suppressed Desire: To race a LeMans; Hap¬ piest When: Working on my car and with Laurie; Probable Fate: V.W. mechanic; Salient Characteristic: Clowning. 117 DAVID MACOMBER KATHLEEN ANN MAGNANT College Mag “You’ll never walk alone.” Born: July 6, 1953; Ambition: To be a social worker; Favorite Expression; What’s goin’ on?!!!?, Well aWRight!, “Get it straight”; Pet Peeve: Being told what to do, Rocky racking on me, Not being able to join just one more club!!!; Suppressed Desire: To ski down Canon Mountain instead of trying to walk down; Happiest When: Laughing; Probable Fate: Die laughing; Salient Characteristic: Wackiness. KATHLEEN ANN MAGNANT DAVID JOHN MAHONEY Dave College “A penny for your thoughts.” Born: November 15, 1953; Ambition: Oceanography; Favorite Expression: Right!; Pet Peeve: Prejudice; Suppressed Desire: To go into politics; Happiest When; When all the world’s problems are solved; Probable Fate: Head of Fairhaven Sanitation Department; Salient Characteristic: Cute laugh. DAVID JOHN MAHONEY KIMBER MARCHESI Kim College “None but himself can be his parallel.” Born December 23, 1953; Ambition: To live until I die; Favorite Expression; Cherry; Pet Peeve: FHS; Suppressed Desire: Own a car that costs $21,000; Happiest When: In Little Compton, R. I.; Probable Fate: Marriage and Suicide (in that order); Salient Charac¬ teristic: Suede Jacket. KIMBER MARCHESI JANE ANNE MARTIN Business “She’s very fond of the company of men.” Born: December 7, 1953; Ambition: To own a ranch in the country; Pet Peeve: Girls’ locker room and the Girls at Mac’s; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: With Gene; Probable Fate: Changing Diapers; Salient Characteristic: Baby blues. 118 JANE ANNE MARTIN SUSAN MARIE MARTIN Sue College “There lies a deal of deviltry beneath her quiet exterior.” Born: July 29, 1953; Ambition: To learn many languages so I will be able to communicate with anyone; Favorite Expression: That’s ridiculous; Pet Peeve: Conceited guys; Suppressed Desire: To take a trip to Switzerland and own a chateau; Happiest When: Walking in the country with...; Probable Fate: To get married and have six kids; Salient Characteristic: Pretty Hair. SUSAN MARIE MARTIN JAMES RAYMOND MARX Pink Business “None but himself can be his parallel!” Born: March 14, 1953 (Saturday afternoon I really wrecked their weekend); Ambition: Talk in study without getting caught; Favorite Expression: Ask me if I care; Pet Peeve: Annette Funicello’s beach movies; Ford Motor Co. and School lunches; Suppressed Desire: Bomb Ford Motor Company; Happiest When: Driving my car—Hah; Probable Fate: Room 7 penny collector; Salient Characteristic: Mischievousness. JAMES RAYMOND MARX CATHERINE MAYNARD Cathy College “Serious, but not sober; quiet, but not idle.” Born: December 29, 1953; Ambition: Playboy Bunny; Favorite Expression: Where were you on the night of the 23rd?; Pet Peeve: Straight hair; Suppressed Desire: To eat a Rab¬ bit Dinner; Happiest When: With a person; Probable Fate: An angel; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Dreamy (dazes) look. CATHERINE MAYNARD ANTHONY MEDEIROS Tony Distributive Education “I’ve taken my fun where I found it!” Born: August 26, 1953; Ambition: To become a large branch of Anheiser-Busch; Favorite Expression: Right! I’m in the mood for this”; Pet Peeve: People with no sense of humor; Suppressed Desire: To visit my favorite town in the old country—Dublin; Happiest When: Drinking with the whole gang; Probable Fate: Hijacking a plane to Ireland; Salient Characteristic: Good-Naturedness. ANTHONY MEDEIROS 119 Chris CHRISTINE ANNE MAGARETTE MEDEIROS College “Individuality is the root of everything good.” Born: April 6, 1953; Ambition: Laboratory Technician; Favorite Expression: “Jeekers”; Pet Peeve: Listening to someone put down our generation; Suppressed Desire: To own a Harley-Davidson; Happiest When: Walking in the park with Dave; Probable Fate: To own a sheep farm in Pennsylvania; Salient Characteristic: Tarrot Cards. CHRISTINE MEDEIROS MARK STEVEN MEDEIROS College “A personality well-blended with shades of seriousness and humor.” Born: March 24, 1953; Ambition: To become a computer programmer; Favorite Expression: Right!; Pet Peeve: Getting up for school; Suppressed Desire: To be starting guard for the Boston Celtics; Happiest When: With Becky; Probable Fate: Crane Operator; Salient Characteristic: Becky. MARK STEVEN MEDEIROS PAUL JOSEPH MEDEIROS Port Business “Not too serious, not too gay, he strikes a happy medium.” Born: September 30, 1952; Ambition: To replace Johnny Carson as host of the Tonight Show; Favorite Expression: Cut it out!!; Pet Peeve: Doing homework when I could be sleeping; Suppressed Desire: To exchange zingers with Don Rickies; Happiest When: Watching a Bruins’ game; Probable Fate: Left winger for the Vancouver Canucks; Salient Characteristic: Good nature. PAUL JOSEPH MEDEIROS ROBERTA ANTONETTE MEDEIROS Bobbi Distributive Education “True to her word, her work, her friends.” Born: June 14, 1953; Ambition: To be successful; Favorite Expression: Oh Really!; Pet Peeve: People with no sense of humor; Suppressed Desire: To see better lunches served; Happiest When: With Tommy; Probable Fate: .; Salient Characteristic: Tommy’s ring. 120 ROBERTA MEDEIROS WILLIAM EVANS MEE College Billy “I desire no further delight than to be under sail.” Born: July 19, 1953; Ambition: Undecided; Favorite Expression; Not a chance; Pet Peeve: School; Suppressed Desire: To sail to St. Thomas; Happiest When: Racing at Mattapoisett; Probable Fate: Enter college; Salient Characteristic: Irish Eye’s. WILLIAM EVANS MEE PHILLIP MELLO Phil Distributive Education “Don’t worry—you’ll never get out of this world alive.” Born: February 1, 1953; Favorite Expression: “Hi”; Pet Peeve: Chevy’s; Suppressed De¬ sire: 10 second quarter mile with an Orange Falcon; Happiest When: My car is parked on Laurel Street; Probable Fate: Married with 15 kids; Salient Characteristic: Orange Falcon. PHILLIP MELLO DAVID MONIZ Turkey Distributive Education “Life is too short; why spend all day in school?” Born: February 11, 1952; Ambition: To build a funny car; Favorite Expression: Ram it clown, Wild!!!!; Pet Peeve: Chicks with big mouths and small brains; Suppressed Desire: To make my ’55 Chevy run in the second bracket; Happiest When: With Roseanne; Probable Fate: Alchi; Salient Characteristic: Cars. DAVID MONIZ WILLIAM RICHARD MONIZ “MONO” Business “I say little, but who knows what I think?” Born: May 2, 1953; Ambition: Bookkeeper; Favorite Expression: “I don’t know; Jam it!”; Pet Peeve: Authority; Suppressed Desire; Funeral Director; Happiest When: I’m appreciat¬ ed; Probable Fate: Death while building a casket; Salient Characteristic: Mustache. 121 WILLIAM RICHARD MONIZ Brucie BRUCE A. MORGAN College “So much to do, so little done.” Born:. November 1, 1953; Ambition: Mechanical engineer; Favorite Expression: What’s that mean?; Pet Peeve: Prejudiced people; Suppressed Desire: To lead a happy life; Hap¬ piest When: Others are happy; Probable Fate: Full time grocery clerk; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Sneezes. BRUCE A. MORGAN DEBORAH LYNN MOTTA Debi College “I laughed and sang and danced and talked.” Born: March 10, 1953; Ambition: To become a nurse; Favorite Expression: “What can I say?”; Pet Peeve: Racial Prejudice; Suppressed Desire: To be organized; Happiest When: On October 25, 1970; Probable Fate: Cab driver; Salient Characteristic: Outgoing per¬ sonality. DEBORAH LYNN MOTTA PATRICIA ANN MURRAY Pat Business “Life without laughter is a dreary blank.” Born: September 23, 1953; Ambition: To be a successful secretary; Favorite Expression: “You Clown”; Pet Peeve: Being called “Patsy Murray”; Suppressed Desire: To bring all the guys home from Viet-Nam in one piece, especially my brother; Happiest When: With a friend; Probable Fate: Marrying an Italian?!?! (No Way); Salient Characteristic: Funny Giggle. PATRICIA ANN MURRAY DIANE NEEDHAM Squeaks General “She’s small, but whoever complained about the size of dynamite?” Born: July 8, 1951; Ambition: Nursing; Favorite Expression: Tough; Pet Peeve: A certain Football Coach; Suppressed Desire: To get fat; Happiest When: With a certain guy; Probable Fate: Lose my voice; Salient Characteristic: Squeaky voice. 122 DIANE NEEDHAM ROBERT PAUL NEWTON General Bobby “Life is a dream—don’t wake me.” Born: July 3, 1952; Ambition: To stay around; Favorite Expression: Stay Around; Pet Peeve: People who don’t stay around; Suppressed Desire: .; Happiest When: Staying Around; Probable Fate: Leaving. ll ROBERT PAUL NEWTON HOLLIS JANE NICODEMISEN Holly College “Her hands express the beauty of her mind.” Born: January 5, 1953; Ambition: To be a famous artist like Michelangelo (my idol); Favorite Expression: Glad you think so, sweetheart; Pet Peeve: People woh think they’re better than everyone else; Suppressed Desire: To live on a deserted island in a house-boat with a pet panther; Happiest When: When the weekend rolls around; Probable Fate: Art Teacher; Salient Characteristic: Artistic ability. HOLLIS JANE NICODEMISEN LAWRENCE EDWARD OGARA “Og—The Original Hot-Rodder” College “Sometimes I just sit and think, but mostly I just sit.” Born: October 19, 1953; Ambition: Radio Broadcaster; Favorite Expression: That was really green!!; Pet Peeve: Slow cars and out-of-shape girls; Suppressed Desire: Take over F1IS with Marx and Skinner; Happiest When: Driving my 62 Chevy; Probable Fate: Drag Racer; Salient Characteristic: Sick jokes. LAWRENCE OGARA JACQUELINE LEE OLIVER Jackie Business “The last four years of high school are the hardest.” Born: January 2, 1954; Ambition: To graduate; Favorite Expression: I don’t care, “Do you wanna?”; Pet Peeve: 2-faced people; Suppressed Desire: To have a “Little Ev” of my own; Happiest When: With Everett; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic: Loudness. 123 JACQUELINE OLIVER “Bev” BEVERLY D. OWENS College “A quiet exterior conceals much.” Born: November 5, 1953; Ambition: To become a special or elementary teacher; Favorite Expression: “For cryin’ out loud”; Pet Peeve: The crowd trying to get into the locker rooms at the end of the day; Suppressed Desire: To have my own house or apartment; Happiest When: At work in the Police Station; Probable Fate: Getting Married; Salient Characteristic: Timidity. BEVERLY D. OWENS IDA JEAN PACHECO Business “Wedding is destiny.” Born: December 11, 1952; Ambition: To work in an office; Favorite Expression: “Oh, Sure!”; Pet Peeve: People who show off; Suppressed Desire: An engagement ring; Happiest When: With Ronnie; Probable Fate: To marry Ronnie when I get out of school; Salient Characteristic: Ronnie’s diamond. IDA JEAN PACHEO ELIZABETH ANN PALMER Betty Business “A lover of fun.” Born: February 10, 1954; Ambition: To be a secretary; Favorite Expression: . .; Pet Peeve: Crowded locker rooms; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: With someone special; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic: Sweaters. ELIZABETH ANN PALMER CLAUDETTE JEAN PARE Claud Business “A glass of champagne always bubbling over.” Born: November 5, 1953; Ambition: To be the one to paint “the Class of 71” on the Fair- haven water tower; Favorite Expression: Is that right!?!; Pet Peeve: Algebra Class and hypocrites; Suppressed Desire; To be a truck driver for Narragansetl Beer; Happiest When: Celebrating for some stupid reason; Probable Fate: To be an undertaker for our Lady’s Haven; Salient Characteristic: Bubbly. 124 CLAUDETTE JEAN PARE DANIEL ROBERT PARE Danny General “From the top of his crown to the soles of his shoes is a LONG way!” Born: April 28, 1951; Ambition: Male Nurse; Favorite Expression: Your kidden!; Sup¬ pressed Desire: Waking up; Happiest When: With Pat; Probable Fate: .; Salient Characteristic: Height. DANIEL ROBERT PARE DONNA LOU PATASINI College “To speak her thoughts is every human’s right.” Born: August 17, 1953; Ambition: To work with many different kinds of people; Favorite Expression: Are you serious?; Pet Peeve: Narrow minded people; Suppressed Desire: To visit every country in the world; Happiest When: Cheering; Probable Fate: A rich old maid; Salient Characteristic: Forwardness. DONNA LOU PATASINI MARIEANNA PEASE Business “I see and keep still.” Born: 1952; Ambition: To become a nurse; Favorite Expression: “As if I care”; Pet Peeve: Gym class; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Happiest When: I get my own way; Probable Fate: Marriage and chlidren; Salient Characteristic: Naivete. MARIEANNA PEASE ROBERT DENNIS PEASE Rocky Business “Back field in motion.” Born: July 7, 1953; Ambition: Just to be happy; Favorite Expression: Now what did I do wrong; Pet Peeve: Girls that get mad too easy; Suppressed Desire: To do what I want, when I want, and where I want; Happiest When: Playing football and with Suzie; Probable Fate:.; Salient Characteristic: His walk. ROBERT DENNIS PEASE 125 Dave DAVID W. PELTIER Distributive Education “Laws were made to take care of rascals.” Born: January 28, 1953; Ambition: To lead a pleasing life; Favorite Expression: “Does a bear? in the woods?”; Pet Peeve: Girls on a pedestal; Suppressed Desire: To stay single; Happiest When: At home; Probable Fate: Entombed in Hades; Salient Characteristic: Hunting. DAVID W. PELTIER “Don” DONNA PERRY General “A girl who goes her way quietly and pleasantly.” Born: June 22, 1953; Ambition: Go to art school to major in designing—travel; Favorite Expression: “Well! All Right!”; Pet Peeve: Monday’s, period six, room 7, studies; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To be a gas station attendant; Happiest When: The week-end gets here; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic: Bangs. DONNA PERRY ESTHER KIM PERRY Pester Business “To know her is to like her.” Born: July 5, 1952; Ambition: To be a detective; Favorite Expression: “Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: Girls’ locker room; Suppressed Desire: To be the president of a Volkswagen Company; Happiest When: The week-ends roll around; Probable Fate: Marriage; Salient Characteristic: Golden hair. ESTHER KIM PERRY SUSAN MARIE PERRY Sue General “Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice.” Born: September 19, 1952; Ambition: To study child care; Favorite Expression: “I’m not in the mood”; Pet Peeve: People who judge those for what they’ve got, not what they really are; Suppressed Desire: To Travel; Happiest When: At 2:12; Probable Fate: Mar¬ riage; Salient Characteristic: Silence. 126 SUSAN MARIE PERRY CHERYL LEE PHILLA Cheri College “Simplicity is her greatest grace.” Born: July 18, 1953; Ambition: To be a dental technician; Favorite Expression: “That’s dumb”; Pet Peeve: Parking my car; Suppressed Desire: To get good English marks; Happiest When: With Blair; Probable Fate: College; Salient Characteristic: Soft voice. CHERYL LEE PHILLA CLINTON EUGENE PIRES Clint College “Give him a bowling alley or a hockey game and he’ll be content.” Born: May 22, 1953; Ambition: To be a sportscaster; Favorite Expression: “All psyched up”; Pet Peeve: Seeing the Black Hawks win first place on most victories; Suppressed De¬ sire: To speak English in French IV; Happiest When: Watching the Bruins win; Probable Fate: Broom pusher at the Boston Gardens; Salient Characteristic: Bowling. CLINTON EUGENE PIRES ELEANOR JEAN POLANSKY Muffie College “I’ll never budge an inch.” Born: September 15, 1953; Ambition: Teacher, social worker; Favorite Expression: “Wow!! It’s really great”; Pet Peeve: Worms; Suppressed Desire: To live in a commune with Norm; Happiest When: Finding occasional love and trust; Probable Fate: Being a house¬ mother; Salient Characteristic: Norman. ELEANOR JEAN POLANSKY STEVEN FRANK PONTE Steve General “His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hearty sports and contests bold.” Born: March 13, 1952; Ambition: To coach football; Favorite Expression: Fabulous; Pet Peeve: Dartmouth High; Suppressed Desire: To play in the Tech Tourney; Happiest When: Winning; Probable Fate: Athletic Director; Salient Characteristic: Size. 127 STEVEN FRANK PONTE Pretzel RUSSELL PREZNER General “I agree with no man’s opinion—I have some of my own.” Born: November 22, 1953; Ambition: To succeed in life; Favorite Expression: “If it turns you on!”; Pet Peeve: Ralph; Suppressed Desire: Open a restaurant; Happiest When: With Donna; Probable Fate: Selling ice cubes in Alaska; Salien t Characteristic: Mis¬ chievousness. RUSSELL PREZNER GEORGE PRIEN Shot Industrial Arts “Three days of the week I don’t worry—yesterday, today, and tomorrow.” Born: October 21, 1951; Ambition: Who knows?!?; Favorite Expression: Call me “C” for Shot; Pet Peeve: Practice; Suppressed Desire: .; Happiest When: It’s too nutty to say; Probable Fate: Own a bar room and be a bookie; Salient Characteristic: Broad shoulders. GEORGE PRIEN SYLVIA ANN PUKULIS Syvia College “Such a whirlpool of fun and mischief in her head.” Born: January 31, 1953; Ambition: To get through life the easy way; Favorite Expression: “...and stuff like that”; Pet Peeve: My sister; Suppressed Desire: Be a gas station at¬ tendant; Happiest When: I’m not at home; Probable Fate: Become a “Latvian bag” in Taunton; Salient Characteristic: Enthusiasm. SYLVIA ANN PUKULIS JANE ELIZABETH RAMSHEAD College “The mildest manner, the gentlest heart.” Born: June 11, 1953; Ambition: To be a registered nurse; Favorite Expression: “AAWW”; Pet Peeve: People who don’t mind their own business and hypocrites; Suppressed Desire: Not to have any problems; Happiest When: With David; Probable Fate: Married to “the owner of a bankrupt music store”: Salient Characteristic: Femininity. 128 JANE ELIZABETH RAMSHEAD RANDI REINERTZ Business “There’s mischief in her eye.” Born: June 6, 1953; Ambition: To find an ambition; Favorite Expression: .; Pet Peeve: Fords; Suppressed Desire: Travel; Happiest When: I’m happy; Probable Fate: Car mechanic; Salient Characteristic: Nice personality. RANDI REINERTZ JO-ANN RENAUD Jo Business “Quiet though she is, to know her is to like her.” Born: October 3, 1953; Ambition: To have a happy and successful life: Favorite Expres¬ sion: “Gee, I wish this week would end.”; Pet Peeve: A W; Suppressed Desire: To own a Jaguar; Happiest When: With Jim; Probable Fate: Driving instructor; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Jim. LAWRENCE RENDER Skip College “Three days of the week I don’t worry—yesterday, today, and tomorrow.” Born: August 20, 1953; Ambition: Electronic engineer; Favorite Expression: “$1 worth of Good Mutual, please!”; Pet Peeve; Not going to winning games; Suppressed Desire: Stay out of the Army; Happiest When: 2:12 comes around; Probable Fate: Get Married; Salient Characteristic: Tight pants. JO-ANN RENAUD LAWRENCE RENDER ROGER JOSEPH RIVARD “Ramjet” Distributive Education “Not caged my friend, but nested. . .rested.” Born: February 15, 1951; Ambition: To be a State Trooper; Favorite Expression: “Sorry guys my wife won’t let me”; Pet Peeve: People with big mouths who spread rumors; Sup¬ pressed Desire: To just surf all around the world; Happiest When: With my wife; Probable Fate: The only J.V. football player in the N.F.L. history; Salient Characteristic: Wedding band. ROGER JOSEPH RIVARD 129 NANCY ANN ROBINSON Business ’Ancy “Very sensible—never rash.” Born: February 26, 1953; Ambition: To enjoy life; Favorite Expression: “No, I’m Nanci, she’s Sheila!!”; Pet Peeve: When people call me Sheila; Suppressed Desire: To cross a Road Runner with a Volkswagen; HEAD ON!!!; Happiest When: Bumming a ride home in our favorite white Road Runner; Probable Fate: Part owner of an M M Factory!; Salient Characteristic: Nice smile. NANCY ANN ROBINSON SHEILA JAY ROBINSON “La La” Business “She finds presence in school an unnecessary evil.” Born: January 4, 1953; Ambition: To become a successful hairdresser, typist, or head cashier; Favorite Expression; No, I’m Sheila, she’s Nanci; Pet Peeve: Poor losers, yellow Fords, and paper people with plastic faces; Suppressed Desire: To own the most beautiful castle in the world and live in it; Happiest When: Bumming a ride home in our favorite white Road Runner; Probable Fate: Old maid running a saddle shoe factory just to get Skip mad or keeper of the nearest lighthouse; Salient Characteristic: Saddle Shoes. SHEILA JAY ROBINSON ANN CAROL ROSATO Annie Business “A cheerful temper joined with innocence.” Born: December 6, 1953; Ambition: To be a secretary; Favorite Expression: “Knock it off!”; Pet Peeve: People which feel they know all the answers to everything; Suppressed Desire: To own my own car; Happiest When: When 2:12 comes; Probable Fate: To travel to Hawaii; Salient Characteristic: Long hair. ANN CAROL ROSATO DONNA MARIE ROWLAND “Bambi” Business “Life is too short to be small.” Born: August 16, 1953; Ambition: To be a nurse; Favorite Expression: “So! What am I supposed to do!”; Pet Peeve: A certain teacher with a “moustache.” Suppressed Desire: To visit Hawaii; Happiest When: People I care about are happy!; Probable Fate: To marry a guy that loves fast cars!; Salient Characteristic: Shortness. 130 DONNA MARIE ROWLAND STEPHEN RAYMOND ROY Stroke ’ General “Brevity is the soul of wit.” Born: November 24, 1953; Ambition: To be a Barine Biologist; Favorite Expression: “Really??”; Pet Peeve: Pollution; Suppressed Desire: To live on and own a sailboat; Hap¬ piest When: With Maddy; Probable Fate: S.C.U.B.A. Diving Instructor; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Strawberry blonde hair. STEPHEN RAYMOND ROY DORIS H. RUEST PeeWee” Business “A little quiet but full of fun.” Born: July 12, 1952; Ambition: To be a bookkeeper; Favorite Expression: “Who me? No, it rvas Robinson!”; Pet Peeve: Trying to find something I put in a safe place where I wouldn’t lose it!; Suppressed Desire: To make the skeleton in Room 1 an honorary student on Halloween; Happiest When: Confusing people; Probable Fate: Social director of the Old Maid’s Swinger Club; Salient Characteristic: Pleasant personality. DORIS H. RUEST PAULA HELEN RUSZEL “Paulaburger” General “Her ways are ways of pleasantness and her paths are peace.” Born: May 1, 1953; Ambition: To be a seamstress; Favorite Expression: .; Pet Peeve: Careless drivers; Suppressed Desire: To be a millionairess before I’m 25; Hap¬ piest When: With Bob; Probable Fate: Chinese Restaurant owner; Salient Characteristic: Bobby’s diamond. PAULA HELEN RUSZEL JANE ELIZABETH RYLE Business “A friend is like a diamond—both precious and rare.” Born: March 2, 1953; Ambition: To make my mother and father proud of me; Favorite Expression: “Oh, you’re kidding!?!”; Pet Peeve: When Debbie Santos’ father teases me; band-aids; Suppressed Desire: To be married and have children; Happiest When: Thinking of someone special; Probable Fate: Permanent babysitter for my niece, Trudy; Salient Characteristic: Petiteness. 131 JANE ELIZABETH RYLE St. Don ROBERT ST. DON Distributive Education “Boys will be boys.” Born: January 24, 1951; Ambition: To own and manage my own business; Favorite Ex¬ pression: “Don’t worry about it, till it happens”; Pet Peeve: Working weekends; Suppressed Desire: To own a new car; Happiest When: Riding around; Probable Fate: Getting into an accident; Salient Characteristic: Car accidents. ROBERT ST. DON SUSAN SAKWA Sue Col lege “Sweet and smiling are her ways.” Born: August 2, 1953; Ambition: Fashion designer; Favorite Expression: “What can I say?”; Pet Peeve: Prejudiced People; Suppressed Desire: To read people’s minds; Happiest When: Summer comes; Probable Fate: Beach Bum; Salient Characteristic: Curly hair. SUSAN SAKWA BRENDA JULE SANTOS Business “To a young heart, everything is fun.” Born: July 1, 1953; Ambition: Model; Favorite Expression: “Hang in there”; Pet Peeve: The little things in orange juice; Suppressed Desire: To live in Washington; Happiest When: In Onset or Newport; Probable Fate: Housewife; Salient Characteristic: Kookiness. BRENDA JULE SANTOS DEBRA ANN SANTOS Debbie Business “A friend is like a diamond—both precious and rare.” Born: July 30, 1953; Ambition: To be successful in life; Favorite Expression: “I’m hun¬ gry!”: Pet Peeve: When Mr. Ryle doesn’t let Jane have his car; Suppressed Desire: To visit Hawaii; Happiest When: With John; Probable Fate: Secretary; Salient Characteristic: John’s ring. 132 DEBRA ANN SANTOS “Bets” BETSY ELLEN SEARS College “Sometimes quiet—most times a riot.” Born: September 30, 1953: Ambition: To have love, fun, and money; Favorite Expression: “Really, Oh WOW!!”; Pet Peeve: People who think they are always right; Suppressed De¬ sire: To travel across the country and own a yellow convertible Cougar; Happiest When: Spending money, driving and out with friends; Probable Fate: To run a furniture factory; (my parents’); Salient Characteristic: Pep squad. BETSY ELLEN SEARS DEBRA A. SHEFFIELD “Sheff” Business “Quiet as a cyclone.” Born: July 5, 1953; Ambition: To succeed in life; teach 2nd grade; Favorite Expression: “Oh really” snicker, snicker; Pet Peeve: People who try to run my life. People who put on airs just to be something they’re not; Suppressed Desire: To go to the clock tower with Deb Crowley and Pat and explore; Happiest When: With a very special guy; Probable Fate: Die laughing; Salient Characteristic: Make-up. DEBRA A. SHEFFIELD ROBERT ANDRE SICARD Bob College “The rule of my life is to make business pleasure and pleasure my business.” Born: August 30, 1953; Ambition: Radio Announcer; Favorite Expression: No way; Pet Peeve: Hypocrites; Suppressed Desire: Sail around the world; Happiest When: Out of town; Probable Fate: A failure; Salient Characteristic: Wit. ROBERT ANDRE SICARD PAUL AUSTIN SKINNER “Skin-na or Skins” College “The brave fisher’s life is the best of any.” Born: August 12, 1953; Ambition: To work in the outdoors; Favorite Expression: “Get over it”; Pet Peeve: My car when it won’t start; Suppressed Desire: Travel throughout the country; Happiest When: Feel ing the kick of a gun, the strike of a fish; and driving my car; Probable Fate: A lumper at the fish dock; Salient Characteristic: Red hair. PAUL AUSTIN SKINNER 133 THELMA R. SLOWINSKI Telma Business “Life is just one darn thing after another.” Born: March 27, 1953; Ambition: Bookkeeper; Favorite Expression: “Never touch the stuff’; Pet Peeve: When Vinney and I break up; Suppressed Desire: To live in this beauti¬ ful city forever; Happiest When: With a certain Italian; Probable Fate: Married to that Italian; Salient Characteristic: Moodiness. THELMA R. SLOWINSKI CARLENE ANN SOARES Business “A head to contrive—a hand for mischief.” Born: May 11, 1953; Ambition: Hairdresser; Favorite Expression: Oh, really?; Pet Peeve: Conceited people; Suppressed Desire: To open up a nudist colony; Happiest When: Skip¬ ping school; Probable Fate: Mechanic for a garage; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. CARLENE ANN SOARES DONNA SOUZA Don College “Her quiet manner brings forth her pleasant ways.” Born: November 22, 1952; Ambition: To become a registered nurse and work with children; Favorite Expression: Oh No!!; Pet Peeve: Chemistry class; Suppressed Desire: To be happy the rest of my life; Happiest When: With my friends; Probable Fate: Be a chemistry teacher at FHS; Salient Characteristic: Her wig. DONNA SOUZA WILLIAM SOUZA Yogi Industrial Arts “King of the road.” Born: September 26, 1951; Ambition: Own my own barroom and to be a legal bookie; Favorite Expression: “Ark-um?”; Pet Peeve. Losing money everytime I buy; Suppressed Desire: Have a car that really screws; Happiest When: I’d tell ya but they would only cross it out; Probable Fate: Get married—be happy; get divorced—be happier; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Blue V.W. 134 WILLIAM SO UZA PAMELA SUE SYLVIA Pam College “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Born: April 7, 1953; Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse; Favorite Expression: “Sure! Really!!”; Pet Peeve: Chemistry and Gym; Suppressed Desire: To break Jane of the habit of saying Ahhh!; Happiest When: With friends and watching Fairhaven High School win a football game: Probable Fate: Married with five kids; Salient Characteristic: Nursing interest. PAMELA SUE SYLVIA CARL WESLEY TABER College “His talents are in the field of sports.” Born: September 12, 1953; Ambition: To become a wealthy businessman; Favorite Expres¬ sion: “Sure, Souza!!”; Pet Peeve: Long practices; Suppressed Desire: To live the rest of my life on a tropical island; Happiest When: The month of June draws near; Probable Fate: Poor businessman; Salient Characteristic: Athletic prowess. CARL WESLEY TABER CHRISTOPHER J. TAPPER CRIC General “Who does not love wine, women and song, remains a fool his whole life long.” Born: February 10, 1954; Ambition: Computer Technician; Favorite Expression: “Definite Bummer”; Pet Peeve: Main office; Suppressed Desire: Drift around on a yacht; Happiest When: I’m returning from Cardoza’s; Probable Fate: “Janitor at tbe Lot”; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Unmanageable hair. CHRISTOPHER J. TAPPER PHOEBE TAYLOR Phoeb College “The meek shall inherit the earth.” Born: July 21, 1953; Ambition: To play in the pit orchestra of Broadway plays; Favorite Expression: “Oh no!”; Pet Peeve: Materialism; Suppressed Desire: To be able to fly; Hap¬ piest When: Really living; Probable Fate: 3rd trombone in the Air Force Band; Salient Characteristic: Musical ability. PHOEBE TAYLOR 135 CATHERINE M. TUCKER Business Cathy “With woman the heart argues, not the mind.” Born: October 14, 1953; Ambition: Hairdresser; Favorite Expression: “Yep!”; Pet Peeve: Girls’ locker room at 2:13 and English Grammar; Suppressed Desire: To get an A-j-4- in typing on a timed writing; Happiest When: With Skip; Probable Fate: Mrs. Gillum; Salient Characteristic: Poise. CATHERINE M. TUCKER MARY-ANNE CLAIRE TUCKER Business “Quietness is best.” Born: December 12, 1953; Ambition: Bookkeeper; Favorite Expression: “It’s bad”; Pet Peeve: Aftersession; Suppressed Desire: To graduate; Happiest When: Reading; Probable Fate: Looking like Raquel Welch; Salient Characteristic: Absence from school. MARY-ANNE CLAIRE TUCKER ARSTEIN TYEIT Aus College “Nothing worries him, nothing hurries him.” Born: April 30, 1953; Ambition: Making it through college; Favorite Expression: “Holy! Holy!! Macrarmara!!!”; Pet Peeve: Having a YW that doesn’t start when the temperature goes below 40°; Suppressed Desire: Traveling over the entire world in a Vett; Happiest When: Sleeping??!!; Probable Fate: Just another Gorges’ Banks fisherman; Salient Characteristic: Multi-colored VW. ARSTEIN TYEIT JAMES MICHAEL VARGOS Jim College “I’m not lazy—I’m just saving my energy.” Born: April 2, 1953; Ambition: Marine Biology; Favorite Expression: “What a bummer!”; Pet Peeve: English IV!?!; Suppressed Desire: To go to every Rock Festival in the U.S.; Happiest When: At a Rock Concert; Probable Fate: College dropout; Salient Characteristic: Sense of humor. t 136 JAMES MICHAEL VARGOS RAYMOND ROBERT VINCENT College “People who make no noise are dangerous.” Born: November 2, 1953; Ambition: To be rich; Favorite Expression: How should I know; Pet Peeve: Any form of work; Suppressed Desire: To ride around the world on my motor¬ cycle; Probable Fate: San Quentin; Salient Characteristic: Baker residence. RAYMOND ROBERT VINCENT JOHN R. VOGEL College “Witty, lively, and full of fun, talk he will to everyone.” Born: April 15, 1953; Ambition: to be a successful mathematician; Favorite Expression: “What did you say?”; Pet Peeve: Wise guys like me; Suppressed Desire: To be a civil engineer; Happiest When: When tinkering with cars; Probable Fate: A future in the Navy; Salient Characteristic: Hockey. JOHN R. VOGEL STEPHEN PAUL WACLAWIK Polock College “Toil is the sire of fame.” Born: September 7, 1953; Ambition: Get through college successfully; Favorite Expression: “Oh Well”; Pet Peeve: Required subjects; Suppressed Desire: Give teachers aftersession; Happiest When: Out of school; Probable Fate: .; Salient Characteristic: Quietness. STEPHEN PAUL WACLAWIK ALAN STEVEN WADDINGTON A1 College “I wanna take you higher.” Born: July 29, 1953; Ambition: Electrical engineer; Favorite Expression: .; Pet Peeve: People who say one thing and do another; Suppressed Desire: To be out of school; Happiest When: With Barbara; Probable Fate: King of the U.S.; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Radical ideas. ALAN STEVEN WADDINGTON 137 Tom GEORGE TOM WALMSLEY College “So quiet we hardly knew he was there.” Born: July 13, 1953; Ambition: Marine Biologist; Favorite Expression: “Well, what about it”; Pet Peeve: Four tests in one day; Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; Hap¬ piest When: Getting my own way; Probable Fate: Wet Feet; Salient Characteristic: Blush. GEORGE TOM WALMSLEY BRIAN A. YOUNG Bri College “I know I’m not handsome, but ten thousand girls can’t be wrong.” Born: February 3, 1954; Ambition: Track Coach at a College; Favorite Expression: “Ya Right”; Pet Peeve; Math; Suppressed Desire: To win a gold medal in the Olympics; Hap¬ piest When: Winning a race; Probable Fate: A High School P.E. Teacher; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Clothes. BRIAN A. YOUNG EDWARD FRANK ZIEBA Ed College “He’d rather make history than study it.” Born: May 20, 1953; Ambition: To be a member of the American Civil Liberties Union; Favorite Expression: .; Pet Peeve: People who are ignorant to current events; Suppressed Desire: To be a member of the Supreme Court; Happiest When: Dis¬ cussing politics; Probable Fate: A poor politician; Salient Characteristic: Letters to the editor. EDWARD FRANK ZIEBA 138 Gam era-Shy STEVEN AFTHEMEADES ‘Tt’s not the size of the fight in the man, it’s the size of the man in the fight.” ANDRE BRETON “Quiet, but not idle.” ROBERT CORREIRO “His only books -were woman’s looks.” KATHERINE PEPIN Business at the past, and grin at the future.” May 13, 1953: Ambition: To enjoy life by helping Favorite Expression: Right on!; Pet Peeve: Two- people war; Suppressed Desire: To go cross-country on rcycle; Happiest When: Brian: Probable Fate: House¬ mother. KARL JOHN SIMPKIN ‘Chatter, chatter, as I go” KATHLEEN W. MELHAN Business ‘To know her is to like her. ' PAMELA LODGE “Parney” | “She has a merry smile and wears it every Bom: April 19, 1953; Ambition: To be a orite Expression: Wait a minute; Pet Peeve : boys: Suppressed Desire: Barmaid at Harpoon; Happiest When: Skipping school and not getting caught;‘Probable Fate: School teacher. “Her smile is pa Born: February mother; Favorit School: Suppress Steve; Probable ELAINE R. ROGERS Home Economics of her quiet charm.” L 1953; Ambition: To be a housewife and Expression: Don’t bug me!; Pet Peeve: Desire: To travel; Happiest When: With ite: Married to Steve. THEODORE BRILLON Ted “Beaver” “What mystery lies within thy dark head?’ Ambition: ..; Favorite Expression: Beauteous; Pet Peeve: ...... .; Suppressed Desire: To become an Italian Restaurant owner: Happiest When: With some girl: a P robable Fate: To w’ork at Pa Raffa’s all my life. r . Mac MALCOLM M. MATHE “A little nonsense now and then is rel Born: May 8, 1953; Ambition: Eta Expression: Is that right!; Pet Peev Desire: Learn how to parachute; LIAM HENRY RYDER General These Eyes.” Born: September 1C Favorite Expressioi School; Suppressed ‘- picst When: Sleejpii 1952: Ambition: To own a package store: I don’t want to hear it: Pet Peeve: esire: To become Principal of FHS; Hap- Probable Fate: The Draft. College iy the best of men.” school; Probable Fate: Full time loafer eja gm eer;- r avor iwSrk; Suppress afpiest When: Out of ROBERT TEXEIRA ppy, and young” SALLY P.WEDGE-- “Nutty as a fruitcak Born: December 4, 1952 1 Ambition: To get away from Mass, and have a family-alter Rm 27 or 28; Favorite Expression: If , Tm lying, I’ni flying: PetYPeeve: Prejudice people; Suppress¬ ed Desire: To be short; ;Vtd to never be middle-aged: Hap¬ piest When j j i lt aVfhg % gapd time. 139 Rosemary St. Don Jeffrey Palmer Eternal Friendship —Edgar A. Guest Who once has had a friend has found The link ’twixt mortal and divine; Though now he sleeps in hallowed ground, He lives in memory’s sacred shrine; And there he freely moves about, A spirit that has quit the clay. And in the times of stress and doubt Sustains his friends throughout the day. No friend we love can ever die; The outward form but disappears; I know that all my friends are nigh Whenever I am moved to tears. And when my strength and hope are gone, The friends, no more, that once I knew, Return to cheer and urge me on Just as they always used to do. They whisper to me in the dark Kind words of counsel and of cheer; When hope has flickered to a spark I feel their gentle spirits near. And Oh! because of them I strove With all the strength that I can call To keep their friendship still alive And to be worthy of them all. Death does not end our friendships true; We all are debtors to the dead; There, wait on everything we do The splendid souls who’ve gone ahead. To them I hold that we are bound By double pledges to be fine. Who once has had a friend has found The link ’twixt mortal and divine. Gary Vieira Joseph Shelley 7R emoriam Edith Moore For there is hope of a tree, If it be cut down, that it will sprout again, And that the tender branch thereof will not cease. Though the root thereof wax old in the earth, And the stock thereof die in the ground; Yet through the scent of water it will bud, And put forth boughs like a plant. But man dieth, and lieth low; Yea, man perisheth, and where is he? As the waters fail from the sea, And the river is drained dry; So man lieth down and riseth not; Till the heavens be no more, they shall not awake, Nor be roused out of their sleep. —from JOB chapter 14 142 St Tost Schoof —Charlene Kenney and —Tony Medeiros ( JlCost BiJtefy to Succeecf —Karen Hanczaryk and -—Billy Fleisch ' ■ u. A tfflost CPopufar —Shirley Faria and —Phil Mello 143 Titos Tfapptp foucfp - 9 , o ■—Debbie Carreiro and —Gary Hammond Ties Tiff Tlrouncf —Susan Martin and -—Tony Alphonse Class Sleepers —Mary Lou Archambault and —Dale Kollars Git osi S oct ' oc s -—Pam Couto and —Jim Gidley sfwtWV CBest DCa urecf —Chris Cleveland and —Ken Hansen Glass Z) 1 reamers —Cathy Maynard and —Bruce Morgan i JlCosf jSasJifuf 146 ■L73es I)rested —Sylvia Pukulis and —Brian Young JKost Ser ous i ■ 1 l. m —Sheila Forte and Ronnie Brault 148 JKost cS op iisiicatecf —Donna Cleveland and -—Charlie Dillingham JKost Arnkitn ous -—Dale Fostin and —Dave Cabral 149 JKost CArtistic —Holly Nicodemisen and —Steve Coelho AKost AiA eiic —Pat Cote and —Steve Ponte 150 CAmerican Shield Service This year at F.H.S. the Senior class welcomed an A.F.S. student from Cagayan de Oro City in the Philip¬ pines. Francisco dela Fuente Guerra III lives with the Brault family at 215 Green Street. Frank enjoys his brother Ronnie and little sister Bonnie who were quite a change from nine brothers and sisters at home. As a student at F.H.S. Frank is involved in the Hutt, is an Associate Editor of the Spray, a member of the Triple Quartet, and mixed chorus. He is also president of the A.F.S. club. Our Filipino with the dimple loves snow, and will remember it when he returns to the 80 degree weather of his country. We will never forget Frank with his happy smile and friendly ways. 151 Just a little snakey-lick, Bill! Another exciting day at F.H.S. Warning: Sports Huddle in progress... 152 What was in those sandwiches? Diane would never understand. You wouldn’t!!! A kiss for luck. My girdle is killing me! Aw...You’re CUTE! Future leaders of America. Filet of Sole. Wait’ll I tell the kids this bit of gossip. 155 Once upon a time 156 Pollution strikes again. 157 Well, ring my chimes. I thought it was a wig. 158 Another great explanation by Delfino! School pay... All the comforts of home! 159 Gfass IS) iff We, the Class of 1971, following in the footsteps set by previ¬ ous Senior Classes of Fairhaven High, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. We do solemnly bequeath our treasured belongings and memories to those recipients men¬ BETSY SEARS leaves her Pep Squad shakers to DIANE ESPINDOLA. CLAUDETTE PARE (leaves the mirror in the girls’) locker room to KAY MALONEY. LEE FORTIN gives the doorknob back to MR. LOSERT. DONNA CLEVELAND leaves married. BRIAN YOUNG leaves MR. BENDER with many headaches. JACKIE OLIVER (leaves) her “mouth” to MARTHA SPROUSE. DEBI MOTTA leaves her Safe Driving Manual to TERRY CORREIRA. DAVID CABRAL leaves his wild ties to CARL ALBRITTON. PAT MURRAY leaves her laugh to the next hyena. DEBBIE SANTOS leaves her knee socks to KATHY GOU- VEIA. C.T.O. leaves MR. ALBRITTON baffled. DALE FOSTIN leaves her baton to the next HEAD MAJO¬ RETTE. KAREN HANCZARYK leaves HER SISTER, STEVE KOSKA leaves his basketball to GARY FELIX. JEFF BURKE leaves his red hair to TEDDY TUCKER. DANNY and CANDY, JEFF and MAUREEN, MARK and BECKY, leave together. CHRIS CLEVELAND leaves her dirty apron to MRS. PURS- LEY. MARY LOU ARCHAMBAULT leaves her sleepiness to DEB SYLVIA. ARSTEIN TVEIT leaves his V.W. in the junkyard. THE HONOR SOCIETY leaves peace and quiet to MRS. ROBINSON seventh period. CHARLENE KENNY leaves her saddle shoes to KIM CA- DIEUX. GARY HAMMOND leaves screaming. JO-ANN RENAUD leaves JIM CUNHA sitting alone on the bench in the gym. tioned below, value highly those objects which have been willed to them, and act accordingly upon acceptance of the afore¬ mentioned articles. LARRY O’GARA leaves the A.V. room to anyone crazy enough to straighten it out. JANE RYLE wills her petiteness to DEBBIE DEMELLO. CHRIS HURLEY leaves MR. TRAINOR in peace. DONNA PATASINI leaves her flirtatious ways to MARTHA SIBOR. BETTY PALMER and BRENDA JACQUES leave happily. PHIL MELLO leaves his moustache to DANNY CARDOZA. STEVE PONTE leaves his size to little JOEY JASON. KATHY MAGNANT leaves her foolishness to anyone who can handle it. DIANE NEEDHAM and HOLLIS NICODEMISEN leave MR. SANTOS and MR. CADIEUX to blame two more innocent seniors. SHIRLEY FARIA wills her crown to the next Junior Prom queen. FRENCH FOUR leaves MR. DUFOUR regretfully. ROCKY PEASE leaves his jumping ability in football to MICHAEL PLANTE. KAREN ALEXION leaves her megaphone to the next HEAD CHEERLEADER. DIANE BERBERIAN leaves her extensive vocabulary to any¬ one with an agile jaw. THE SIXTH PERIOD SEWING CLASS leaves better inform¬ ed. CRIC and YOGI leave a keg in the locker room. BLAIR FITTS leaves MR. MALCOLM after a long enduring battle. ROBIN HACKING leaves her logic to DIANE NEALY. ALAN WADDINGTON leaves the American Flag to MR. BARRITEAU. PETER BARRITEAU leaves his hair to MR. GRABIEC. KATHY HEMMAN leaves her quietness for SUE RAMS- HEAD. ROSEMARY L’HEUREUX leaves MR. MARCHAND’S study “facing front.” MARLENE LIVRAMENTO leaves MR. “KA-CHOO.” Being of sound mind and body, we hereby appoint MR. DONALD DUFOUR to be the executor of this will and to perform all the duties entailed thereof. 160 Gfass CProp iecp Please stay tuned for the Tonite Show. Sitting in for Johnny Carson tonite is Alan Clunie with his co-host Dickie Brennan. Our show is brought to you by STP. And how a word from our sponsor: “This is Blair Fitts talking to Dave Moniz, winner of the Indy 500. Dave, could we have a word from you on STP?” “Sure, Blair. Whenever I use STP my car races fast as can be!” “Thank you, Dave. Now we’ll return to the tonite show.” “Hi, folks! Tonite we’ve got a great show for you. Just a few of our guests are: International Playboy Phil Mello, the Celtics Star Player Steve Koska, and the famed Sue Sakwa, top designer from the House of Dior. Now a word of wisdom from Dickie, “Supercalifragikisticexpialidocious!” “Well, Dickie, that was about as funny as a flood in an Alka-Seltzer factory. Moving right along, let’s take time out for a station break. “Take it from opera singer Charles Dillingham,” After each performan ce we opera singers are a little pony, I mean, a little hoarse, so we use Sucrets. Remember, You will never fret, If you always place your bet On the one and only losenge Sucret!!! “Welcome back folks, I’ve been talking with Alan Wadding- ton who has just finished his successful movie “The Draft Dodger.” A. W., do you believe in nudity in films?” “By all means I ...” “Now let’s listen to the lovely voice of Karen Hanczaryk sing¬ ing “We’ve Only Just Begun,” “Wasn’t that groovy, folks? By the way, I’d like to introduce saxophonist Bob Texeira, a new addition to our orchestra. Dickie, how about a run-down of the guests in our audience. “Well, Danny Costa, the distinguished president of Newbury T.V. Inc. is here with his beautiful wife Candace Allain Costa, the former Miss America of 1976. Now if the camera man would kindly move the camera to the right, those of you in our T.V. audience could catch a glimpse of Ken Hansen the dedicated surgeon who has recently completed a delicate tonsil transplant. Also in our audience, Olympic stars Pat Cote and Duffy Gifford, novelist Bruce Morgan, prize fighter Yogi Souza, and millionaire Gary Hammond. And now a word from Carl Taber of the Boston Red Sox: “Hi fellas! When I shave I like a close, clean shave, so I always use Platinum Plus by Gillette, the one that gives you a smoother, softer shave.” “Our next guest, Mr. Robert Newton, Chief of the Chicago Police is here discussing his new method of crime prevention. Chief Newton, how would you like to listen to a song by Mary Lou Archambault and her group This Generation. “Thank you, Mary Lou. I’ve just been talking to Miss Alexion who is seated at my right. Karen, dear, what do you think about th at sort of music?” “Oh, dahling, I simply adore it. ..” We interrupt this show with a bulletin from President Zieba at the White House. “My fellow Americans, it is a pleasure and an honor to acknowledge the successful accomplishment of astronauts Jeff DuPont and Maureen Barrow who have completed one year on the moon. I know you will share my pride and admiration for these two great Americans. This has been a bulletin from the NBC newsroom. Now we will return to the regularly scheduled program. “So, Paul, do you think a poker champ like yourself de¬ pends more on skill or chance?” “Well, Al, a little of both!” “For those of you in our T.V. audience, we have just been joined by Paul Avila and George Laronda the two poker play¬ ers of the jet set. We’ll be back to hear more from them in a minute. Now let’s listen to some women who have their own individual ideas of what they like in stockings. California: “Hi, I’m Pam Auffrey, Even a flower child likes a stocking which will make her look peaceful and flowery that’s why I use Cling-aLong-Hose. Los Angeles: Exotic dancer Debbie Sheffield says, “When I’m under those lights I want my stockings to move with me! That’s why Cling-aLongs are for me! Boston: “Here at the Medical Center,” says Claudette Pare, “my stockings have to be white and neat. My profession calls for it, and I wouldn’t think of using any other stocking than Cling-aLong. “Ladies use Cling-aLong! No matter what type you are, Cling-a-Longs suit you day after day!” “Well, Dickie, its sure been a great show hasn’t it? I’ve appreciated hearing from our last guest, Clinton Pires, who’s really setting some records in bowling and hockey. But, now its about that time, folks. Hope you’ve enjoyed tonite’s show. Be here tomorrow night for a fabulous time again. Here’s a rundown of our guests: “We’ll have Rob Sicard, Hollywood’s hot comic, two former Gibbs girls, Charlene Kenney and Pam Couto, Labor Union President Steve Lawton, Playboy bunny Kathy Maynard (that should be fun) and last but not least the knowledgeable and renowned James Gidley. Well, that’s it for tonite, friends. Remember what your pal Al Clunie says “Always keep talking!” “Goodnight, Al” “Goodnight, Dickie” 161 The President: “But Father, it ' s in¬ creased the sales!” u U£e JirsP 1 DisiriSutw e (Ljcfucaiion JJES. 1971 The Vice-President: “Blend in!” The Treasurer: “What did I do with my Lunch?” The Secretary: “Gee you look pretty to¬ day—Sir.” 162 “Man from Glad.” “Coffee, tea or.. DECA CREED .I believe in fulfilling the highest measure of service to my vocation, my fellow beings, my country and my God—that by so doing, I will be rewarded with personal satisfaction and material wealth. “Hold the press!!” 163 MAGNUS AADLAND 71 North St. Chess Club 2; Mechanical Drawing 3; Chess Club 4. PER AADLAND 10 Roy St. Music Appreciation 2; Mechanical Drawing 3; Model Building 4. STEVEN AFTHEMEADES 42 Cherry St. Karate Club 2,3; Chess Club 4. KAREN ALEXION 53 Walnut St. Cheerleader 1,3,4, Head 4, Traffic Squad 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Music Club 2,3; French Club 4; Ex¬ ecutive Board 2; Spray Staff 4; Hutt Staff 4. REGINA ALEXION 41 Laurel St. Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Dance 13and 2,3,4; Spray Staff 4; District Band 3; District Orchestra 4; Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra 4. JAMES ALFERES 343 Washington St. Athletic Club 2,3; Music Appreciation 4. CANDACE ALLAIN 11 Blain St., Acushnet National Junior Honor Society, Vice President 1; Art Club 1; Girl’s Soft Ball 1; Chorus 1; Newspaper 1; Fu¬ ture Teachers 2; Honor Society 3 ,4; French Club 3,4; Executive Board 4. SHELLY ALPHONSE 10 Ball St. Student Council 1,2; Executive Board 1,2,3; Monitor Squad 1,3; Future Teachers 2,3. TONY ALPHONSE 10 Ball St. MANUAL ALVES 223 Main St. Spanish Club 4. EDWARD ANDERSON 31 Main St. Slide Rule Club 2; Mechanical Draw¬ ing 3; Computer Lab 4. MARY LOU ARCHAMBAULT 227 Green St. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Hutt Staff 4; Girls’ Basketball 4; Band 4; Music Club 2. DONALD ARRUDA 78 Center St. Athletic Club 2,3; Ping Pong 4; Base¬ ball 1,2,3,4. PAM AUFFREY 2 Oxford St. French Club 3,4; Spray 4. CLAIRE AUGER 247 Adams St. Pep Squad 2; French Club 3; Sewing Club 4. PAUL AVILA 84 Francis St. Music Appreciation Club 3; Sports Club 4; HUTT Staff 4. WAYNE BACHAND 6 Julia St. DOUGLAS BAKER 55 Oxford St. GARY BAPTISTE 47 Bridge St. Sports Car Club 2; Karate Club 3; Band 2,3. PETER BARITEAU 79 Shaw Rd. Chess Club 2; Music Appreciation 3; French Club 4. MAUREEN BARROW 48 Seaview Ave. Monitor Squad 1; Cheerleader 1; Pep Squad 2,3; Future Teachers 3,4; Sec¬ retary 3, Vice-President 4; HUTT Staff 4; Football Queen 3; Cheerleader 4. PATRICIA BARROWS 32 Shaw Rd. Drama Club 2; Sewing Club 3,4. ALAN BELLEFEUILLE 245 New Boston Rd. Chess Club 2; French Club 3; Com¬ puter Lab 4. GARY BENOIT 72 North St. Mechanical Drawing 2; Printing Club 3. DIANE BERBERIAN 9 Wood St. Audio-Visual Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 2, 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Spray Staff 3,4; HUTT Staff 4; Monitor Squad 1,2,3,4; Head 4; Student Council 3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Student Advisory Committee 3,4. RAYMOND L. BISSONNETTE 77 East Morgan St. Chorus 1,2; Music Club 3; Office Prac¬ tice Club 4. PAUL BLUM 164 Main St. Navigation Club 1; Ping Pong Club 2. HANS BOK 52 Thompson St. DENNIS BOLLEA 34 Evergreen St. Chess Club 2; Sports Club 3,4. IRENE BOTELHO 666 Washington St. Library Club 2; Knitting Club 3; Of¬ fice Practice 4. DIANE BRALEY 17 Cedar St. Library Club 2; Knitting Club 3; Ma¬ jorette Club 4. RONALD BRAULT 215 Green St. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Chess Club 2; French Club 3; Host A.F.S. Student 4; A.F.S. Club 4. RICHARD BRENNAN 74 Raymond St. Mixed Chorus 1,2; Band 2,3,4; Orches¬ tra 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Teen Times Staff 1. ANDRE BRETON 10 Winter St. Shop 2,3,4. THEODORE BRILLON 50 Narragansett Rd. Navigation Club 2,3; Typing Club 4. EILEEN BURKE 87 Pleasant St. JEFFREY BURKE 9 Main St. Honor Society 1; Spray Staff 3; Junior HUTT Staff 3; HUTT Faculty Editor 4; Boating Club 3; French Club 4; Sports Club 2. DAVID CABRAL 30 Atlas St. Junior Honor Society 1; Teen Times Newspaper 1; Music Appreciation 2; Sophomore HUTT Staff 2; Dance Band 3; Honor Society 3,4; HUTT Staff 4. MICHAEL CAMACHO 1 Harvard St. DEBBIE CARREIRO 17 Hill St. Pep Squad 2; Office Practice 4. SUSAN CARTER 121 Green St. Pep Squad 2; Knitting Club 3; Ma¬ jorette Club 4; Majorette 4. STEPHEN CHANDLER 89 Francis St. Monitor 1; Shop Club 2. BEVERLY CHAPLES 6 John St. Pep Squad 2; Typing Club 3; Majo¬ rette 4; Majorette Club 4; Bowling Club 4; HUTT Staff 4; Girls’ Basket¬ ball 4. MARC CHARETTE 47 Manhattan Ave. MANUEL CHAVIER 69 Massasoit St. Audio Visual Club 1; Drama Club 1,2,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Teen Times 1; Music Club 1,2,3,4; Ping Pong Club 2,3,4; President 4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Monitor Squad 2,3,4; Spray Staff 4. STEVE CHICCO 4 Hamlet St. Monitor 1; Shop 2; Athletic Club 3; Science Club 4. DAMON CLARK 497 Sconticut Neck Rd. Shop 1; Wild Life 2; International Relations 3. CHRISTINE CLEVELAND 63 Larch Ave. Ping Pong 3; Sewing 4; Pep Squad 3; Chorus 3,4. DONNA CLEVELAND 63 Larch Ave. Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1; Pep Squad 1, 2; Cheerleader 2; Student Council 2, 4; Junior Class Officer 3; Ping Pong 3; Sewing Club 4. ALAN CLUNIE 236 Adams St. Audio-Visual 1; Slide Rule 2; Mechan¬ ical Drawing 3; Boating Club 4. STEPHEN COELHO 111 Parker St. Chess Club 2; Music Appreciation 3,4. SUE CORBETT 4 Bellevue St. Drama Club 2; Typing Club 3; Office Practice 4. ROBERT CORREIRO 24 Smith St. ANGELA COSTA 444 Sconticut Neck Rd. Typing 2,3; Cake Decorating 4. DANNY COSTA 32 Newberry Ave. Monitor Squad 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Sport Theory Club 2,3; Student Coun¬ cil 2,3; Junior Class Vice-President 3; Senior Class President 4; French Club 4. PATRICIA COTE 34 Rotch St. PAMELA COUTO 1 Bridge St. Junior Honor Society 1; Executive Board 1,3,4; Student Council 1; Teen Times 1; Monitor Squad 1,4; Library Aid 1; Spray Staff 2,3,4; Library Club 2; French Club 3; A.F.S. 4; HUTT Staff 4. DEBORAH CROWLEY 28 Newbury Ave. LAURIE CURRAN 121 North Walnut St. Future Nurses 2; Typing 3,4. PAUL DAWSON 94 Cedar St. Audio-Visual 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 2; Baseball Manager 3; Senior Play 3,4. PRISCILLA DAYS Knitting Club 2; Typing Club 3; Sew¬ ing Club 4; HUTT Activities Editor 4. PETER DELANEY 38 Huttleston Ave. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Band 1, 2; Chess Club 2; Dance Band 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Spray Staff 4; Key Club 4; HUTT Staff 4. LOURRAINE DELGADO 75 Sconticut Rock Rd. Knitting 2; Clothing 3; Typing 4. ELAINE DeSOUZA 46 Boston Hill Rd. Bookkeeping Club 2; Typing Club 3. CHARLES DILLINGHAM 65 Pilgrim Ave. Science Club 1; Teen Times 1; Boy’s Glee Club 1; Music Club 2; Drama Club 2; Music Appreciation 3; Triple Quartet 4; A.F.S. 4; Spray Staff 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3; District Chorus 3,4. KARL DLUGOSINSKI 21 Winsor St. NUNO DOCARMO 12 Jameson St. Shop 2; Mechanical Drawing 3. JOANNE DUMOULIN 41 Grandview Ave. Future Teachers Club 2,3; Art Club 4. JEFF DUPONT Mattapoisett Neck Rd. Mattapoisett Football 1,2 ,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Base¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Monitor Squad 1; Sports Club 2; Key Club 3,4; Treasurer 4. JUDITH DURRIGAN 83 Union St. Bookkeeping 2; Sewing 3. LISA DUVAL 46 Wilding St. Pep Squad 2,3,4; Head 4; Sewing Club 3,4; Volleyball 3. SHIRLEY FARIA 94 Huttleston Ave. Pep Squad 2; Majorette 3,4. ROBERT FINCH 112 Bridge St. Science Club 1,2,3,4. JOHN B. FITTS 47 Cedar St. Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foot¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,4; Sports Club 2; Monitor Squad 2,3,4; Head 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Vice-President 4. BECKY FLEISCH 157 Gammons Rd. Acushnet Junior Honor Society 1; School paper 1; Drama Club 1; Pep Squad 2; Chorus 2,3; Music Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; Spray Staff 3,4; Queen’s Court, Junior Prom 3; Class Secretary 3; Monitor Squad 3,4; HUTT Senior Editor 4; French Club Vice-President 4; Execu¬ tive Board 4. BILL FLEISCH 157 Gammons Rd. Acushnet Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Junior Honor Society 1; School Newspaper 1; Executive Board 2; Science Club 2; Sports Club 3; National Honor So¬ ciety 3,4; HUTT Staff Associate Editor 4; Key Club 4. MARK FLETCHER 138 Chestnut St . Shop 1,2,3. DEBBIE FONTES 13 Blossom St. Knitting Club 2; Typing 3; Cake Dec¬ orating 4. SHEILA FORTE 29 Washington St. Art Club 1; Soft Ball Team 1; French Club 3; A.F.S. Club 4; Spray Staff 4; HUTT Staff 4. ELISE FORTIN 5 Wamsutta Ave. Acushnet Honor Science 1; Pep Squad 2; French Club 3,4. DALE FOSTIN 48 Elm Ave. Pep Squad 2; Majorette 3,4; Head 4; Volleyball Team 3,4; Basketball 4; Ju¬ nior Prom Queen’s Court 3. LORINE FRANCIS 46 Sconticut Neck Rd. Chorus 1; Pep Squad 2; Future Teach¬ ers 3; Typing Club 4; Spray Staff 4. 165 MALCOLM FRANCIS 57 Oxford St. Student Council 1; Navigation Club 2; Science Congress 3,4. LOUISE FREDETTE 61 Gelette Rd. Knitting Club 2; Typing Club 3; Of¬ fice Practice 4. WALTER GALLAGHER 97 Farmfield St. Athletic Club 2; Sports Theory 3; Ping Pong Club 4. DELFINO GARCIA 187 Huttleston Ave. Science Club 1; Drafting Club 3; Music Club 4. ALBERT GAUCHER 17 Greene St. Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Stu¬ dent Council 1,3,4; President 1; Class Vice-President 1; Dance Band 2; Ex¬ ecutive Board 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; French Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; District Orchestra 3,4; All State Band 3; Moni¬ tor Squad 4; HUTT Staff 4; Triple Quartet 4. JAMES S. GIDLEY 96 Raymond St. Executive Board 1; Football Team 1; Class President 2; Student Council 2; Chess Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; President 4; Spray Head Editor 4; Tennis Team 2,3,4; Captain 3,4. LINDSEY GIFFORD 88 Hedge St. Football 1,2,3,4; Int. Basketball 1; Boys’ Glee Club 1; Band 1; Orchestra 1; Track 2,3,4; Sports Club 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Triple Quar¬ tet 4. PAUL GIFFORD 30 Taber St. Monitor Squad 1; Track 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 4; Sports Club 2,3. BONITA GILBERT 24 Paul St. Accounting 2,3. EDWARD GILLUM 113 Chestnut St. Sports Theory 2; Navigation Club 3; Office Practice 4. SHARON GOMES 31 Magnolia Ave. CINDY GONET 2 Oak Grove Lane Teen Times 1; Honor Society 1; A.F.S. 2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 4; HUTT Staff 4. MIKE GONET 14 Phillips St. Sports Car Club 2; Sports Appreciation 3; Science Club 4. ROXANNE GONSALVES 74 Narragansett Blvd. Typing 2; Bookkeeping 3,4; Math Tu¬ torial 1. DEBBIE GUERRA 8 Cross St. Accounting 2,3,4. FRANCISCO GUERRA III 215 Greene St. Spray 4; HUTT Staff 4; A.F.S. Club 4; Triple Quartet 4; Chorus 4. PATRICIA GULA 65 Sycamore St. Bookkeeping Club 2; Typing Club 3; Handiwork Club 4. ROBIN HACKING 233 Adams St. Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Teen Times 1; Spray Staff 2; Spring Ensemble 2; District Chorus 2, 3,4; All State Chorus 2; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Triple Quartet 4; Girls’ Glee Club 4; HUTT Staff 4; Honor Society 1. GARY HAMMOND 127 New Boston Rd. Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Monitor Squad 1; Junior Honor So¬ ciety 1; Track 2,3,4; Athletic Club 2, 3; Student Council 3; Key Club 4; Football Manager 4; Spray Staff 4; HUTT Staff 4; Chorus 4. KAREN HANCZARYK 28 Dover St . Librar y Aid 1; Monitor Squad 1; Teen Times Editor-in-Chief 1; Junior Honor Society Secretary 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4; All-State Chorus 2; A.F.S. 2; Future Teachers Club 3; Executive Board 3; HUTT Staff 3; District Cho¬ rus 2,4; Spray Staff 2,3,4; Editor Li¬ terary 4; French Club 4; Orchestra 4; Marching Band 4; Girls’ Glee Club 4; Triple Quartet 4; HUTT Co-Editor in Chief 4. KENNETH HANSEN 13 Brae Rd. Junior Honor Society 1; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Monitor Squad 1; Sports Club 2,3; Key Club 4; HUTT Staff 4; Student Advisory Board 4. SUSAN HEBERT 12 Union St. Teen Times 1; Pep Squad 2; Future Teachers 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Future Nurses 4; HUTT Staff 4; Girls’ Glee Club 4; Spray Staff 4. KATHY HEMMANN 55 Crompton St. Acushnet Art Club President 1; Girls’ Baseball 1; Chorus 1; Pep Squad 2; Library Aid 3; French Club 3; Senior Play 3; Spray Staff 3,4; HUTT Staff 4; Monitor Squad 4; Future Teachers 4; Band 4. ROBERT HOFFLER 79 Washington St. Sports Car Club 2; Printing Club 3. JOHN HOWARTH Football 1; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Navigation Club 2; Me¬ chanical Drawing Club President 3; Chess Club 4. CHRIS HURLEY 143 Adams St. Football 1,3,4; Track 2,3; Key Club 3,4; Monitor Squad Head 4. GLENN HUTCHINGS 212 Middle Rd. Achusnet BRENDA JACQUES 2 Ridgecrest Ave. Knitting 2; Typing 3; Office Practice 4. RICHARD JOUBERT 22 Little Neck Rd. Chess Club 2; Athletic Club 3. CHARLENE KENNY 73 Rotch St. Class Secretary 1; Monitor Squad 3,4; Junior Honor Society 1; Class Vice- President 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Head 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2; Student Council 2; District Chorus 3,4; A.F.S. 3; Spray Staff 3,4; French Club 4; HUTT Staff 4; Triple Quar¬ tet 4; Girls’ Glee Club 4. STEPHEN KOSKA 16 Pershing Ave. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Foot¬ ball 2,3,4; Sports Club 2; Key Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4. DALE KOLLARS 89 Tootle Lane Chess Club 2; Foreign Affairs 3. STEVE LABONTE 124 New Boston Rd. Basketball 1; Junior Honor Society 1; Music Appreciation 2,3,4. BRENDA LANGEVIN 75 Pleasant St. Monitor Squad 3,4. GEORGE LARONDA 371 Main St. Chess Club 2,3; Ping Pong Club 4. 166 LINDA LARONDA 371 Main St. Typing 2; Basketball 2,4; Office Prac¬ tice 4. DOUG LAVOIE 15 Dover St. Shop Club 2; Ping Pong Club 3,4. STEVE LAWTON 15 Jarvis Ave. Ping Pong Club 2,4; Karate 3; Wil ' d Life 3. DIANE LECLAIR 221 Green St. D rama Club 2; Future Teachers 4. SANDI LEITE 11 Hedge St. Future Nurses 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; HUTT Staff 4. ROSE MARIE L’HEUREUX 29 Hedge St. Knitting Club 2; Typing Club 3; Pep Squad 4; Monitor Squad 4. MARLENE LIVRANENTO 16 Perry St. Sewing Club 1; Typing Club 2; Major¬ ette 2,3,4; Ass’t. Head 4; Monitor 2, 3,4; Class Vice-President 4; HUTT Staff 4. PAMELA LODGE 31 Weeden Rd. Spray Staff 2; Knitting Club 2; Typing Club 3; Office Practice 4. CARMEN LONGLEY 193 Main St. Drama Club 2; Future Nurses 3,4. JEANNINE LOPES 23 Water St. Sewing Club 1; Typing Club 2; Future Nurses 3; Spray Staff 3; Library Aide 3; Cake Decorating 4; Locker Moni¬ tor 4. NANCY LUBERTOWICZ 45 Hawthorne St. Pep Squad 2; Monitor Squad 2,3,4; Future Nurses 3. DAVID MACOMBER 65 Farmfield St . Audio-Visual 1; Printing 2; Ping Pong Club 3. KATHLEEN ANN MAGNANT 35 Green St. Teen Times 1; Pep Squad 2,3; Bas¬ ketball 2,3; Co-Captain 3; Monitor Squad 2,3,4; Executive Board 3; Music Club 3; HUTT Staff 3,4; Chorus 3; Class Secretary 4; French Club 4. DAVID MAHONEY 73 Green St. Shop Club 2; Boating Club 3; Spray Staff 3; French Club 4; HUTT Staff 4. KIM MARCHESI 25 Bayview St. Shop Club 2. JANE MARTIN 19 Harvard St. Art Club 1; Drama Club 1; Junior Honor Society 1; Typing 2,3; A.F.S. 4; Student Council 4; HUTT Staff 4. SUSAN MARTIN 175 Middle Rd. Acushnet Class Vice-President 1; Cheerleader 1; Library Club 1; Girls’ Basketball Team 1; French Club 2,3,4; President 4; Monitor Squad 4; Student Council 4; HUTT Staff 4. JAMES MARX 120 Laurel St. Football 1; Chess Club 2; Track Team 2; Science Club 3,4. MALCOLM MATHESON 85 Mill Rd. Science Club 2,4; Mechanical Drawing 3. CATHY MAYNARD 38 Pleasant St. Junior Honor Society 1; A.F.S. Club 2; Knitting Club 3; French Club 4; HUTT Staff 4. ANTHONY MEDEIROS 231 Main St. Audio-Visual 2; Outdoor Wilklife 3. CHRISTINE MEDEIROS 24 Jesse St. Student Council 1,2; Drama Club 2; French Club 3,4; HUTT Staff 4. MARK MEDEIROS 15 Central Ave. Football 1; Track 2; Sports Theory Club 2; Executive Board 3,4; Music Appreciation Club 3; Computer Lab 4; Monitor Squad 4; HUTT Staff 4. PAUL MEDEIROS 31 Hedge St. Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Ping Pong Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4: Track 3; HUTT Staff 4. ROBERTA MEDEIROS 137 Pleasant St. Pep Squad 2; Future Teachers Club 3. WILLIAM MEE 11 Poawe St. KATHY MEEHAN 18 Middle St. Typing 2,3. PHILLIP MELLO 15 New Boston Rd. Dance Band 1,2,3. DAVID MONIZ 86 Bernese St . Sports Car Club 2; Wild Life 3. WILLIAM MONIZ 34 Chestnut St. Science Lab 2; Bookkeeping 3. BRUCE MORGAN 51 Elm Ave. Monitor Squad 1; Basketball Team 1; Track 2,3; Sports Club 2; Student Council 3,4; Music Appreciation 3; Honor Society 3,4; Student Advisory Committee 3; Key Club 4; HUTT Sports Editor 4. DEBORAH MOTTA 8 Babbitt St. Monitor Squad 1; Executive Board 1; Student Council 1,2; Class Secretary 2; Spray Staff 2,3,4; Special Subjects Edi¬ tor 4; Future Nurses 2,3; HUTT Staff Seniors Co-Editor 4; French Club 4; Chorus 4. PAT MURRAY 18 Coggeshall St. Junior Honor Society 1; Typing Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; Office Practice Club 4; HUTT Faculty Editor 4. DIANE NEEDHAM 82 Pilgrim Ave. Future Nurses 2,3,4. ROBERT NEWTON 195 Washington St. Sports Car Club 2; Ping Pong Club 3; First Aid 4. HOLLIS NICODEMISEN 31 Chestnut St. Music 2; Sewing 3,4. LARRY OGARA 117 East Windsor St. Monitor Squad 1; Audio-Visual Club 2,3,4; President 4. JACKIE OLIVER 5 Eddy St. Knitting 2; Ping Pong 3; Cake Deco¬ rating 4. BEVERLY OWENS 11 Bayview Ave. Future Nurses 2; Future Teachers 3,4. IDA PACHECO 184 East Deane St. Knitting 2; Typing 3; Cake Decorating 4. ELIZABETH PALMER 13 Swift St. Monitor Squad 1,3,4; Bookkeeping Club 2; Typing Club 3; Cake Decorating Club 4. 167 CLAUDETTE PARE 10 Atlas St. Pep Squad 1,2; Ping Pong 3; HUTT Staff 4; Handi-work Club 4. DANIEL PARE 10 Atlas St. Shop 2; Ping Pong Club 3,4. DONNA PATASINI 69 Mill Rd. Monitor Squad 1,4; Girls’ Basketball Team 2; A.F.S. Club 2; Spray Staff 3,4; Ping Pong Club 3; Cheerleader 4; HUTT Staff 4. MARIEANNA PEASE 5 Ball St. Sewing Club 1; Library Aide 1; Pep Squad 1,2; Knitting Club 2; Volley Ball Team 2; Cake Decorating 3,4. ROBERT PEASE 5 Ball St. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Monitor Squad 4; HUTT Staff 4. DAVID PELTIER 9 South Chesnut St. Ping Pong Club 1; Sports Car Club 2; Shop Club 3. KATHY PEPIN 120 Sycamore St. Future Nurses 2; Typing 3; Art Club 4. DONNA PERRY 100 Center St. Knitting 2; Typing 3; Cake Decorating 4. ESTHER PERRY 60 Farmfield St. Monitor Squad 1; Pep Squad 2; Future Nurses 3; Handicraft Club 4; HUTT Staff 4. SUSAN PERRY 42 Bridge St. Sewing Club 2,3,4. CHERYL PHILLA 97 Laurel St. Knitting Club 1,2; Sewing Club 3; Handicraft Club 4. CLINTON PIRES 7 Christian St. Chemistry Club 2; Athletic Club 3; Bowling League 3. ELEANOR POLANSKY 35 Washington St. Teen Times 1; Junior Honor Society 1; Drama Club 2; French Club 3,4; HUTT Staff 4. STEVEN PONTE 23 Magnolia Ave. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1; Key Club 2,3,4. RUSSELL PREZNER 9 St. Mary St. Science Club 2,3; Model Club 4. GEORGE PRIEN 130 Shaw Rd. Football 1,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4. SYLVIA PUKULIS 12 Atlas St. Junior Honor Society 1; Executive Board 1; A.F.S. Club 2; Knitting Club 3; HUTT Staff 4; Honor Society 2,3,4. JANE RAMSHEAD 30 Linden Ave. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Society 1; Monitor Squad 1,4; Future Nurses 2,4; Secretary 4; Pep Squad 2,4; Student Council 2; Music Club 3; HUTT Staff 4. RANDI REINERTZ 39 Jefferson St. Sewing Club 1; Typing Club 1,2; Ping Pong Club 3; HUTT Staff 4. JO-ANN RENAUD 23 Taber St. Pep Squad 2; Student Council 3; Fu¬ ture Nurses 3; Spray Staff 3; Execu¬ tive Board 4; Ping Pong Club 4; HUTT Staff 4. LAWRENCE RENDER 36 Oak Grove St. Chess Club 2,3; Computer Lab 4. ROGER RIVARD 22 Briercliffe Rd. Key Club 1; Track 2; Football 3. NANCI ROBINSON 40 Spring St. Typing 2; Knitting Club 3; Office Practice 4. SHEILA ROBINSON 34 Blackburn St. Typing Club 2; Knitting Club 3; Spray Staff 4. ELAINE ROGERS 31 Brae Rd. Typing 2,3. ANN ROSATO 92 Center St. Bookkeeping 2; Sewing 4; Pep Squad 4. DONNA ROWLAND 43 Huttleston Ave. Pep Squad 2; Sewing Club 3. STEPHEN ROY 59 Oxford St. Sports Theory 2; Music Appreciation 3; Ping Pong Club 4. DORIS RUEST 582 Washington St. Knitting Club 2,3. PAULA RUSZEL 104 East Morgan St. Sewing Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 4. WILLIAM RYDER 1 Hedge St. JANE RYLE 26 Dover St. Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Junior Honor Society 1; Student Council 1; Typing Club 2; HUTT Staff 2,3; Book¬ keeping Lab 3; Executive Board 3; Office Practice Lab 4; HUTT Co-Ed¬ itor 4. SUSAN SAKWA 17 Raymond St. Art Club 2; Spray Staff 3,4; Drama Club 2; Basketball Team 4; Sewing Club 3; Pep Squad 3,4; HUTT Staff 4. BRENDA SANTOS 140 Sycamore St. Sewing Club 1; Monitor Squad 1,3,4; Drama Club 2; Student Council 4; Student Advisory Council 4; Art Club 4; HUTT Staff 4. DEBBIE SANTOS 42 Alpine St. Sewing Club 1; Pep Squad 2,3; Sew¬ ing Club 3; Monitor Squad 4; HUTT Activities Editor 4. BETSY SEARS 165 Main St. Sewing Club 1,3; Future Teachers 4; Future Nurses 2; Monitor Squad 3,4; Pep Squad Head 4; HUTT Staff 4. DEBBIE SHEFFIELD 17 Morgan St. ROBERT SICARD 15 Green St. Baseball 1,3,4; Track 2; Navigation Club 2; Music Appreciation 3; Boat¬ ing Club President 4; HUTT Staff 4. KARL SIMPKIN 8 Timothy St. PAUL SKINNER 12 Brook Drive Baseball; Basketball; Track; Mechan¬ ical Drawing Club; Shop Club; Sport Club. THELMA SLOWINSKI 9 Fisherman’s Rd. Office Practice 4. 168 CARLENE SOARES 442 Bridge St. Pep Squad 2; Typing 3; Cake Deco¬ rating 4. DONNA SOUZA Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Future Nurses 2, 3,4; Treasurer 4; Monitor Squad 4; Pep Squad 4; Senior Play 4. WILLIAM SOUZA 50 Mill Rd. Baseball 1,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. ROBERT ST. DON 93 Long Rd. Karate Club 3. PAMELA SYLVIA 65 Bridge St. Monitor Squad 1,4; Head 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Fu¬ ture Nurses 2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Triple Quartet 4; Senior Play 3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 4; Band 4; HUTT Staff 4; Drama Club 2. CARL TABER 91 Shaw St. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bas¬ ketball 2,3,4; Athletic Club 2,3,4. CHRISTOPHER TAPPER 11 Maple St. Baseball 1; Basketball 3,4; Golf 3,4. PHOEBE TAYLOR 20 Wilding St. Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Dis¬ trict Orchestra 1,2,3; Dance Band 2,3, 4; Spray Staff 2,3,4; Girls’ Basketball 2; Student Council 2; HUTT Staff 2; Executive Board 2; Honor Society 3,4; All State Orchestra 3; District Band 4. ROBERT TEXEIRA 7 Keene St. CATHY TUCKER 425 Summer St. Pep Squad 2; Navigation Club 3; Of¬ fice Practice 4. MARY ANNE TUCKER 22 Mill Rd. ARSTEIN TVEIT 10 Lisa Ave. Baseball 1; Golf 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Sports Club 2,3,4. JAMES VARGOS 128 Weeden Rd. RAYMOND VINCENT 4 Blossom St. JOHN VOGEL 26 Evergreen St. STEPHEN WACLAWIK 73 East Morgan St. ALAN WADDINGTON 4 Eddy St. Chess Club 2; Music Appreciation 3; French Club 4. GEORGE WALMSLEY 78 Hedge St. Science Club 2,4; Chess Club 3. SALLY WEDGE 8 Bonney St. BRIAN YOUNG 140 Bridge St. Football 1; Sports Club 2; Key Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. EDWARD ZIEBA 10 Winsor St. Sports Car Club 2; Student Council 3; Music Appreciation Executive Board 3,4; International Relations 4; HUTT Staff 4. 169 Uhe Jfuiifestonian Forty-fifth Edition CO-EDITORS IN CHIEF Karen Hanczaryk Jane Ryle ASSOCIATE EDITOR William Fleisch FACULTY ADVISOR Mr. Manuel Fontes ACTIVITIES Priscilla Days—Ed. Debra Santos—Ed. Maureen Barrows Beverly Chaples Susan Corbette Peter Delaney Kathy Hemman Marlene Livramento Jane Ramshead Jo-Ann Renaud Pamela Sylvia ADVERTISING Candace Allain—Ed. Daniel Costa—Ed. Magnus Aadland Peter Barriteau Peter Delaney Judy Durrigan Bruce Morgan CURRICULUM Jeffrey Burke—Ed. Patricia Murray-—Ed. Karen Alexion Diane Braley Albert Gaucher Cindy Gonet Frank Guerra Robin Hacking Carmen Longley Betsy Sears Eddie Zieba SENIORS Rebecca Fleisch—Ed. Deborah Motta—Ed. Mary Lou Archambault Douglas Baker Diane Berberian David Cabral Pamela Couto Sheila Forte Elise Fortin Gary Hammond Kenneth Hansen Charlene Kenney Sandra Leite Kathy Magnant Susan Martin Catherine Maynard Christine Medeiros Sylvia Pukulis SPORTS Bruce Morgan—Ed. Hans Bok Richard Brennan Jeffrey Burke Susan Carter Susan Hebert Dale Fostin Jane Martin Rocky Pease Robert Sicard UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Carl Albritton Stephen Garro Cynthia Hanczaryk Irene Resendes Martha Sibor Gary Valerio SOPHOMORES David Almeida Kim Cadieux Kent Hemingway Leslie Lopes Mary Ellen Wolanski ass or 1971 wishes possi ■Jt Li i sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Allain Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman Allain Danny Candy Cindy Medeiros Farge MacKay Mr. and Mrs. Antone Medeiros Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bessette John Rosemary Mrs. Claire Hebert Dave Suzie Dave Suzie Tobey Brian Davia Jene Jane Donna Donsart Roger Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lubertowitz Susan Lubertowitz Mrs. Agnes Riberia Eilleen A. Machado Miss Olive Laronda Mrs. Hazel Laronda Robin Mr. and Mrs. George Hacking Norman Hendricks Chris and Richard Polansky Mr. and Mrs. Dexter E. Cate Mr. and Mrs. George Juhl Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ramshead A Friend David and Jane Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Eccles Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Hood Vincent Bonczek Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Rise Mrs. George F. Perry Nelly and Claire Jeannine Auger Fernand Auger Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Gosselin Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Faria Gail Ricky Shirley Bemie Mr. and Mrs. Donat Robert Kathi, Tony, and Stacy Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Garifales Pat George Debbie Gary Laurie Tony Gary Debbie Desi Roger Lanny Louise Louise Lanny Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dias Mr. and Mrs. Carlton R. Fredette Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yates Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Waclawik Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Waclawik Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Waclawik Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Waclawik Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L’Heureux Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cejka John Paula Mike Marotte Anna M. Tilton Nancy Inman Mr. and Mrs. Caward Anderson Anonymous Denise Frank Joan Alexion M. L. Quitin Mary Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Chester F. Chandler Sr. Kathy Chandler Becky Mark Mr. Robert Honohan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nealy Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Fleisch Robert Gonsalves Mr. and Mrs. Benny W. Stearman Mr. and Mrs. George Gonsalves Anthony Gomes Mr. and Mrs. George Gager Mr. Fremont Sudley Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gryss Kathy Mike Gryss Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barrows Nanie Success in the Future—pjc. Good Luck—R.A.C. Psychodelic Sally Phyllis Doug Paul Dolly Mr. and Mrs. Richard Casemire Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeSouza Mr. and Mrs. Abilio Correiro Joseph Sylvia Paul A. Schroeder Lisa Lynn Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bourgault Mr. and Mrs. Lyles Bissonnette Cindy Bissonnette Mr. and Mrs. Emile Colomb Lois Two Beautiful People Steve Pam Pam Steve Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Auffrey Mad Dolly Levine Doctor Bob Brenda and Julius Mr. and Mrs. John Santos Mrs. Hilda Tunstall Dan Grace Foley Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sylvia Mrs. Tetrault Mr. James Kidd Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Michael Andrade Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Cintone Fortes Alan Fortes Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Gagnier Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pelletier family Mrs. Blanch St. Laurent Mr. Steven Monty Lisa Duval Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Duval Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Duval Bob Honohan Mr. and Mrs. James Guerra Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pierce Debbie Paul A Friend Gilly J. Kathy Manny Debbie Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ribero Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Carreiro Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Dupont Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sykes Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 0. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Dupont Sr. Eilleen Delec Me, Myself, I David Cruickshank Blanche Prestan Selectman and Mrs. Walter Silviera Chris Roberts Randy Mendell Mr. and Mrs. John Taber Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Harrison Mr. and Mrs. John Perez Mrs. Morris Cohel Miss Marcelle Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Jack Viera Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carvalho Irene Mawn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arruda Mrs. Charles Dillingham Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Dillingham The Group—U.M.Y.F. Kathleen Duke Sue Mike Costa Superb Brush Company, Mrs. Longley Belli Insurance Agency ? ? WNBH, Lee Vogal, Mark Chase, Steve Smith Amy Morgan Joseph Rogers Amy Rogers Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers Best Wishes to the Class of ’71 A Friend Mr. and Mrs. George Laronda Mr. and Mrs. William J. Alphonse Mrs. Jacqueline G. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Norman Agostinho Dacky, Matthew, Christine, Mike Scott Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mello Jeff Maureen Mr. and Mrs. Everett J. Barrow Dale Steve Frank Sandy Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sylvia Mr. and Mrs. John Fostin The Rezendes Family Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Costa, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Costa Sr. Mr. Antone C. Martin Jr. Ray Doris Judy Ruest David Ruest Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruest Mr. Harold A. Robins AIC Stanley J. Murray Jr. USAF Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Murray Sr. Pat Murray ’71 Compliments of Roy Sandra R. Schroeder A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Ray Palmer Mr. and Mrs. William Lopes Mrs. Olivia Morris Ida Gomes Ronnie Alves Mrs. Irene Livramento John A. Souza Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Proten Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roderick Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crowther Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Francis Mr. and Mrs. George Hemman Attorney and Mrs. Frank Guerra Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Brault Mr. and Mrs. Abel Pacheco Ronnie Ida Don Quitote De La Manche Sonny Blasinczame Paul Lachapelle Diane Ricky Mr. and Mrs. Antone Medeiros Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Francis Mr. Tveit Mr. and Mrs. A. Tveit Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pietraszeh Chuck Dolly Pomme de Terre Eddie Shelly Eddie Rinard Mrs. Diana Pinard Mr. and Mrs. Antone Alphonse Dr. and Mrs. George Walmsley Nanci Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Wood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zieba Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gonet Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Quintin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacDonald Susie Sorority Fred Hooker Debbie Gifford Carol Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Gifford Rena Serena Gina Serena Jeanne Cote Mark Cote Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Medeiros Julie Medeiros Gilbert C. Medeiros Charles W. Blogg Bob Costa Rosey Rocky Susie Lily of the Valley The Crowley Family Sally David The McGarth Family Mr. and Mrs. Vanesse Bob and Ruthann Perry Trudy Sharon Perry Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morris John, David, Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John Fernandes Debbie Santos and John Fernandes Mr. and Mrs. Jack Santos Jackie Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fogerty Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Slowinski Phyllis Baby Slow Debbie Nechenoff Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pimental Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Souza Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lake Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sykes Jim Jo-ann Doreen Renaud Mr. and Mrs. Omer Renaud Paula Bob Burger Mr. and Mrs. J.F.R. Gail and Richie Ruth and Diane For “Gramps” Lau and Crew The “LaLa” “Saddle Shoes” Jim Marie Audette Pete Viera Ray Boucher King Cuda Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Rowland Wes Markins Frank Caple Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Pepin Girls Club Ski Trip ’71 Mag Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Magnant Milt and Lin The Dove is a Symbol of Peace Claudette Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Pare Dee Jerry Viera Cynthia Lord Charles Kim Mr. and Mrs. Prada Dee Robby Mrs. Alice D. Pittsley William Paiva Brian Pollitt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Needham Dad Mom George Florence Ann Mike, Kathy, Tiffini Lyn Young “Peace if possible, but the truth at any rate” Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Perry, Sr. Mrs. Barbara Ponte Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lopes Mr. and Mrs. Roland Drolet Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bastoni Mr. and Mrs. John Medeiros Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fisher Jackie Everett L. D. Oliver B. Oliver William Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Antone Santoes Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bonville Don Barbara Vi Carroll Jo Jack Thelma Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson Barbara Soares Carlene Bobby Mr. Joseph August Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barcellos Skip Kathy Tom, Joyce, Christine Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Tucker Jr. Mr. Tony Santos Mr. and Mrs. Mike Siva Mr. and Mrs. Fred Randall Mr. and Mrs. John P. Howarth Irving Foyts (D.S.) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hammond Cheryl Lee Lee Cheryl Tommy Sharon Evelyn Newton Bobby Kathy Costa Mrs. Doris Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Antone Costa Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alves Mr. and Mrs. John Couta Jr. Mrs. Helen Jason Mr. and Mrs. Antone Sylvia Mrs. Marie Oliver Peter J. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Kenney Raudy Rosey Charlene Darrell Sugar Crisp Lucy Curt Louie Sue Michael and John Mary Rhonda Mr. and Mrs. John B. Humphreys A Friend The Hurley Family Chris Diane Pork Chops A Friend Ingrid and Eric Simmons “Harry Bush” Halldis and Arnt Halldis Berg A Friend Susan and Joseph Almeida Patty and Patina Lloyd, Helen, and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Lars Aadland Cheryl and Steve A Dartmouth Friend Auntie Eileen Mr. and Mrs. Winston C. Brasor Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Kunz Mr. and Mrs. George Evans Mr. and Mrs. Homer Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Alexion Lilian Hardacre Heidi and Aggie Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Dennie Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pursley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarkson Mr. Stephen Barriteau Compliments of DIEGES AND CLUST, INC. Fairhaven High Class Ring Representative HOWARD STUDIO INC. Official Class Photographer 292 Main St. Hyannis, Mass. Tel. 775-2552 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 from FAIRHAVEN HIGH CAFETERIA % GEORGE O’HARA’S CHEVROLET DAY’S ELECTRIC Music by MOTHER COURAGE 29 Center St. Fairhaven, Mass. Peter Delaney : 997-9570 Pete Bariteau : 994-7848 Farewell to Fairhaven, Mate. “The Ace” Best Wishes from Dial 995-3221 995-8143 JOSEPH P. FOSTER GAUDETTE’S PAVILION, Inc. Carpentry General Repairs Call 994-1948 CATERING SERVICE 107 So. Main St. - Acushnet, Mass. 02743 DUMAS’ SUPER MARKET AND GIFT SHOP Telephone 690 ASHLEY boulevard 995-6421 NEW BEDFORD. MASS. 02745 E. J. Pete BARITEAU 77 Pleasant St. Fairhaven, Mass. Wy. 7-9886 Cabinet Maker Building and Remodeling Take Out Service 997-8511 BARBERO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT AND SUB SHOP Route 6, Fairhaven, Mass. Raymond P. Barbero Congratulations to the Graduates Charles D. Phelan, President Randall F. Menlell, Vice President D. Chester MacKinnon, Treasurer William MacLean, Jr., Ass’t. Treasurer Howard C. Schleeweis, Asst. Treasurer Agency Established 1867 CORNISH andCOMPANY inc. OLYMPIA BUILDING 9jtAWlJCinCSL JJtClL fijwJtSUdtA. NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 02742 998-5218 43 CENTER STREET FAIRHAVEN, MASS. 02719 999-6219 DAVI DSCN’S Har( regor Irani! MEAT PRODUCTS 424 SOUTH SECOND STREET NEW BEDFORD. MASS. 02740 Telephone 617 992 7988 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 BARBER SHOP ICE CREAM Certified Hair Stylist SANDWICH SHOPPE 356 Main St., Fairhaven 358 Main St., Fairhaven 994-9812 996-9319 Best Wishes to the Class of “71” WEBER’S PRINCE BROS . TeAcO Best Wishes (Jt) RAPOSA’S Sr SERVICE STATION Manual A. Raposa, Prop. DICK’S GULF STATION Repairing — Lubrication — Accessories 446 Washington St. tel. 992-8608 Fairhaven, Mass. 234 Washington St. Fairhaven, Mass. Compliments of FAIRHAVEN PHARMACY INC. FAIRHAVEN HARDWARE 619 Washington St. Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Tel. 997-9408 F.H.S. GRACIA BROS., INC. MAJORETTES Excavating Contractors Route 6 tel. 992-4862 Dale, Marlene, Shirley, Sue, Diane, Bev, Martha Deb, Marsha Fairhaven, Mass. SOUTHEASTERN Compliments of ADVERTISING AGENCY FAIRHAVEN 261 Union St. New Bedford, Mass. LUMBER Consumer Advertising Industrial Advertising Public Relations Compliments of BROWNE’S PHARMACY of FAIRHAVEN, INC. 24 Center St. Browne’s Pharmacy 124 Sconticut Neck Rd. Congratulations to the Class of 1971 CL CL tJjdephaae GMAM LWty S taice Compliments of 42 Washington St. Fairhaven Compliments of OXFORD PHARMACY IC€ CR€ SHOP ABAKHAN KENNELS Reg. A.K.C. Siberian Huskys’ Stud service puppies 23 Water St. Fairhaven, Mass. Lee Lopes Phone: 994-5786 104 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven Tel. 2-0084 Compliments of AL’S PACKAGE STORE ROGER’S ICE CREAM Imported and Domestic Wines - Liquors DELIVERY SERVICE 360 North Main Street North Fairhaven, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of “71” YANKEE BOOT SHOP Name brand shoes for men, women, children RICHARD RYLE Fairhaven Shopping Plaza Fairhaven, Mass. Phone: 992-0766 Compliments c F.W. WOOLWORTH CO. of 838 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. WALTER’S ATLANTIC STATION CP JEWELER Certified Gemologist—Registered Jeweler—Member American Gem Society 763 Purchase Street New Bedford, Mass. Area Code 617 — 993-1137 Compliments of ROLAND’S TIRE SERVICE, INC. Cooper ' TIRES 11 Howland Road Fairhaven, Mass. Specializing in Electronic Retreading New Tires—Batteries Tele. 997-4501 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ’71 at Fairhaven High BURGER CHEF. Family Restaurants 216 Washington St. Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Phone: 997-7272 Compliments of D.B. MENDELL, R.A. GUAY 69 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. Phone: WY. 4-2644 Prescription Specialists Congratulations Good Luck to the Class of 1971 SEARS FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CO., INC. 666 State Road No. Dartmouth, Mass. 1937 was a good year, too! Best Wishes to all of you. ALEXION INSURANCE AGENCY Huttleston Ave., Route 6 Fairhaven “Service Beyond the Call of Duty” Compliments of DANIEL P. PIMENTAL DAN’S GULF SERVICE 810 Rockdale Avenue New Bedford, Mass. Tires—Batteries—Tire Balancing Tune-ups—General Repairs Tele: 992-8609 The “Hutt” Editors KAREN AND JANE Best Wishes from the Parents of the Editors Good Luck Class of “71” RANDALL C. DURRIGAN MR. MRS. MICHAEL ELECTRICIAN HANCZARYK 49 Green St. Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 AND 992-0519 MR. MRS. JAMES Residential Wiring RYLE Repairs on Portable Appliances Compliments of AL MONIZ DOZER SERVICE Compliments of NEWBURY TELEVISION SERVICE 410 MAIN ST., NO. FAIRHAVEN TEL. W3-2606 Televisions—Installations— Accessories CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1971 MAMMOTH MART, INC. Rt. 6 Fairhaven Massachusetts Compliments of TOM THUMB Congratulations to the HALLMARK CARD PARTY Class of 1971 Taunton New Bedford No. Dartmouth Mall CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY Congratulations to the Class of, ’71 152 Arnold St. New Bedford 993-2909 BRADLEY HALLIWELL MACHINE CO., INC. 31 Scott Street New Bedford Best Wishes from automotive machine shop service NOVICK JEWELERS 794 Purchase St. New Bedford TEL.: 997-9336 MANNY’S SHELL cf o±zLavjn FRESH EGGS - DRESSED POULTRY 130 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, Mass, tel. 2-2239 CHICKEN AND TURKEYS FRIED - BAR-e-QUED OR ROASTED 1 A 5 WASHINGTON STREET Al Gonsalves Jr. fairhaven. mass. transmission work, lubrication, general repairs Manuel Gomes, prop. Compliments of Success and CAROL’S BEAUTY SALON Good Luck Phone: 997-1412 33 Centre St. Fairhaven, Mass. ROTCH STREET MARKET Compliments of A-l AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL PARK MOTORS, INC. OLDSMOBILE DRIVER EDUCATION Fairhaven, Mass. 260 Union St. New Bedford, Mass. Open 8-5:30 Closed Monday Tue.-Sat. 3, DALE SPARKIE’S Pianos — Organs — Music Instruments — Repairs Accessories Instruction A FnM Service Barber Shop 2 Barbers VVV razor CUTTING Men’s Mister Wig Men’s Hairstyling 39 Centre Street, Fairhaven, Mass. Tire Symphony Jj TTTu ic Shop oHanet! and £Jofm ‘landoffi ROUTE 6 M ATTAPOISETT. MASS. 02739 1 EL 750 6977 NOVICK JEWELERS Compliments of 794 Purchase St. Next to MIDSHIPMAN CHARLES HUMPHREYS Cherry Webb Co. LUIZ ZANOLLI Your Oldsmobile Dealer Compliments of PARK MOTORS THE BOWLERS COUNTRY OLDSMOBILE—RENAULT CLUB 67 Middle St. Fairhaven Headquarters for Youth Activities Special Student Bowling Rates Pocket Billiards Snack Bar Congratulations From the 301 Washington St. Fairhaven, Mass, tel. Wy 3-1771 FAIRHAVEN CUSTODIANS Best of Luck From GENE’S LOBSTER SHACK Open Year Round Enjoy The Best! Gene’s FAMOUS FOR OUR SEAFOOD Open 11 AM to 11 PM Sun. Thru Thur. Fri. Night Til 12 Sat. Til 1 AM The Largest Seafood Stand In New England 140 Huttleston Ave. Wy 6-5127 Congratulations Class of 1971 Congratulations to Class of ’71 AMERICAN FLEXIBLE CONDUIT COMPANY, INC. MR. MRS. JOHN GARDELLA Congratulations From 969 Shawmut Ave. New Bedford, Mass. 02741 COX CANDIES “Where Better Food Costs Less ” Congratulations From NEWPORT CREAMERY 151 Huttleston Avenue Fairhaven, Massachusetts Bill DuPont, Mgr. Berdon Shopping Plaza Rt. 6 Fairhaven Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1971 FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT CO. Best of Luck From HILLCREST FARM STABLES owned operated by Alphonse Sons Horses Bought Sold—Horses Boarded New Used Wagons Tack Horse Transportation For All Purposes Tel. 997-1137 Tel. 697-7359 237 New Boston Rd. 268 Thompson St. Fairhaven, Mass. Halifax, Mass. Congratulations Compliments From of PARTING WAYS SOUTHEASTERN BANK SERVICE STATION TRUST CO. Tires—T ubes—Accessories Batteries—Complete Lubrications 572 Pleasant St. New Bedford, Mass. Main St. tel. 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