Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

FAIRHA VEN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1972 INDEX 1. Theme 2. Dedication 3. Principal’s Message 4. Administration 5. Faculty 6. Activities 7. Sports 8. Underclassmen 9. Seniors 10. Ads i BORN FREE Born free As free as the wind blows As free as the grass grows Born free to follow your heart Live free And beauty surrounds you The world still astounds you Each time you look at a star Stay free Where no walls divide you You’re free as a roaring tide So there’s no need to hide Born free And life is worth living But only worth living Cause you’re born free Photography by David Crowell DEDICATION A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. Henry B. Adams We, the Class of 1972, dedicate this yearbook to the man who has unselfishly given both his time and understanding to our class. He has been the class advisor for two years and with him, we have accomplished more than we thought possible. Mr. Albritton, so often looked upon by some students as the arch-villain of Fairhaven High, is really quite a man. His advice is free and to get it one only has to knock on his door. He will never refuse his help. In the years to come when we reminisce oh our Alma Mater there is no doubt that everyone will recall the man who sometimes made us sit in after-session. It seems funny that he always seemed to be in the wrong place at the right time! Sincerely and gratefully, The Class of 1972 FAIRHAVEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS Fairhaven, Massachusetts 02719 Lynwood P. Harriman Superintendent Stanley J. Grabiee Fairhaven High School Principal To the Class of 1972: It is the responsibility of each graduate to develop a plan for lifelong learning: learn¬ ing about the world we live in; the people who inherit it; the environment — physical and social; the sciences; the arts we have inherited and are creating; but most of all, a about the way the world’s peoples are interacting. If one dedicates his efforts toward an understanding of all these areas, he will have not only a chance of survival, but also of making his life enjoyable and significant. My congratulations to you and your loved ones on the memorable occasion of your graduation from Fairhaven High School. Sincerely, Stanley J. Grabiee Principal ADMINISTRA TION Stanley J. Grabiec Principal Carlton Albritton Vice-Principal GUIDANCE Doris D. Bruce Director of Guidance Dennis A. Duval Fernando Silva 6 FACULTY Stephen Barriteau Stella S. Borowiec Peter P. Anthony Peter J. Borowiec Picture Not Available Mary Louise Boyce Raymond G. Boyce Head of Science Department 7 Marguerite D. Brasor Kevin Cadieux Robert J. Clarkson Louise F. Dennie School Nurse 8 Donald J. B. Dufour Head of Language Dept. Melvin Entin Head of Athletic Dept. Bernice S. Griswald Manuel Fontes — Picture Not Available George W. Evans Distributive Education John Haaland Thomas P. Hiller 9 Robert Marchand Mabel H. Knipe Head of English Dept. John A. Losert Robert A. Margeson 10 11 Joseph Rapoza Margaret Congdon Antonio Santos Jr. Head of Music Dept. Ruth S. Robinson Head of Business Dept. Evelyn F. Shapiro Linda Therrien Raymond J. Sullivan Susan Trafton Edward Trainor Head of Social Studies Dept. 12 SECRETARIAL STAFF Rita C. Champagne Secretary to the Vice Principal Alda H. Hayward Guidance Secretary Evelyn L. Martin Secretary to the Principal CAFETERIA WORKERS Susan, the air force can’t help you now!!! Tres jolie, tres gentile. 14 Hey, you got peanut butter in my chocolate! You got chocolate in my peanut butter!! Tried it, thought I was gonna die . . Try it, you’ll like it!!! You ... with the face! 15 Tis I, Susie Cream Cheese!!! you don’t turn me on like Mac¬ beth! You put your right foot in Perspicacity Don’t talk to me! Go to STANG!!! Count Dracula? saw ' iSjmaii Cachet — l’objet, L’etoile? I can t see how you take a shower with your clothes on. 16 THE HUTTLESTONIAN The Huttlestonian.staff realized that the year was passing quickly, and they began the tedious job of compiling the yearbook. The editor, Martha Sibor, and the associate editor, Beverly Tabet, worked closely with the other department editors, Denise Brault, Irene Resendes, Carl Albritton and Cindy Hanczaryk, to produce a memorable yearbook for the Class of 1972. THE SPRAY” The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, generously devoted their services to the school and the community through several worthwhile cam¬ paigns this year. This is an exclusive club which op¬ erates on an international basis. These boys deserve a note of congratulations for a job well-done. The of¬ ficers are: President, Dana Almeida; Vice-President, Gary Valerio; Secretary, Carl Albritton; Treasurer, Jim Cunha. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an impor¬ tant bridge of understanding between the faculty and the student body. Through hard work, the council gains experience in governing peo¬ ple. Each meeting is spent exchang¬ ing ideas concerning the efficiency of the school. t Stuart Mitchell is the Stu¬ dent Council representa¬ tive for the Distributive Ed. students. HONOR SOCIETY The Fairhaven High School Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1927. The attainment of membership in this society is both an honor and a respon¬ sibility. The members must be willing to uphold the ideals of scholarship, leader¬ ship, character, and service. The officers are: President, Freda Bennett; Vice-Presi¬ dent, Denise Brault; Secretary, Robert Beauchamp; Treasurer, John Collins. Steve Garro was absent when picture was taken. OFFICE MESSENGERS FRENCH CLUB Organized under the guidance of Mr. Dufour, the French Club enjoyed an activity of a very eventful year. The interest of students in this club shows their will to become better language students. Offi¬ cers: President, Pat McCoy; Vice-President, Denise Brault; Secretary, Irene Resendes; Treasurer, Robert Kenworthy. 21 FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers Club under the direction of Miss Trafton and Mrs. Pina is an activity for students who are interested in teaching. This year’s officers are: Pres., Debbie Hanson; Vice-Pres., Louise Connor; Sec., Sharon Carreiro; Treas., Barbara Chicco. FUTURE NURSES The Future Nurses is an activity offered to students interested in nursing. Under the direction of Mrs. Dennie, the members of the club dis¬ cuss various nursing schools and job opportunities in the medical field. ART CLUE LIBRAR Y CLUB A UDIO- VISUAL CLUB TRIPLE QUARTET DISTRICT ORCHESTRA AND CHOR US 24 |-s «.■! ■■JjJ ■■ JR Head majorette: Debbie Ponte First row: Joanne Bennett, Martha Sibor, Sheila Roderiques. Second row: Diane Coleman, Marcia Marnik, Donna Bernard, and Lorraine Barrows. The cheerleaders are Diane Fortin, Denise Brault, Diane Nealy, Joan Alexion, Patty Taber, Leslie Lopes, Connie Filipek, Kathy Chandler, head, and Debbie Hanson. 25 MARCHING BAND AND PEP SQUAD fboTfefiH BASEBALL — 1971 CAPEWA Y CONFERENCE CHAMPS CLASS fl” RUNNER-UP J. V. CAPEWA Y CONFERENCE CHAMPS First row: J. Jason, S. Taber, D. Couto, S. Amaral, W. Condon, T. Adriano, D. DosSantos, P. Medeiros. Second row: Mgr. J. Botelho, Y. Souza, S. Garro, W. Fleisch, J. Dupont, D. Arruda, R. Desroches, P. Delaney, G. Felix, Mgr. P. Dawson. Third row: K. Hansen, M. Camacho, C. Taber, J. Fitts, G. How¬ land, D. Almeida. VARSITY Wins — 18 Losses F.H.S. 11 Voke F.H.S. 4 Stang F.H.S. 7 Case F.H.S. 6 H. Family F.H.S. 4 Dart F.H.S. 9 Wareham F.H.S. 4 Bourne F.H.S. 5 Case F.H.S. 5 Barns. F.H.S. 3 Falmouth F.H.S. 2 D-Y F.H.S. 2 Dart. F.H.S. 3 Wareham F.H.S. 6 Bourne F.H.S.. 4 Barns. F.H.S. 7 N.B. F.H.S. 5 Falmouth F.H.S. 4 H. Family F.H.S. 3 D-Y F.H.S. 3 Stang TOURNAMENT F.H.S. 5 Foxboro F.H.S. 7 Franklin F.H.S. Finals — 4 Somerset F.H.S. 2 S. Boston J.V. Wins — 10 Losses 29 (N ' O ' OINCO COHH HOOHOOvOfOfOO rf CO N - i ' missed again! Camacho misses the plate. Camacho . . . You stink!” 30 31 No time for dancing, Felix the Cat! A serious picture for a serious player. 32 SPRING 1971 ” TRACK F.H.S. 59 O.R.R. 72 F.H.S. 47 Falmouth 88 F.H.S. 39 Barnstable 100 F.H.S. 47 Stang 78 Capeway Conference Relay Meet 4th place 241 2 pts. F.H.S. 78 Bourne 62 State Coaches Relay — Sprint Medley 5th place 1 pt. F.H.S. 451 2 Dartmouth 83 F.H.S. 48 Taunton 76 F.H.S. 61 D-Y 73 F.H.S. 100 Wareham 40 F.H.S. in D-Y Invitational 12 pts. Capeway Conference Meet 4th place 32 pts. 34 GOLF 1971 t j 1 jfL ttvl — j _8M 1 ’ La 1 Ij i ?y j i f J ! m 4 y «£M| || J dL fp A ilXk Ft A Ejf st row: M. Medtiros, E. Zieba, C. Tapper, A. Tveit, M. Gonet. 2nd row: Coach J. Losert, A. Tavares, M. loska, P. LeClair, K. Hemingway. TENNIS 1971 Won — 6 Lost — 7 Fairhaven Fairhaven Fairhaven Fairhaven Fairhaven Fairhaven Fairhaven Fairhaven Fairhaven Fairhaven Fairhaven Fairhaven Fairhaven 1 Dartmouth 6 Wareham 7 Wareham 2 4 D-Y 0 D-Y 1 Falmouth 3 4 Falmouth 2 Barnstable 4 Barnstable 5 Bourne 6 4 Bourne 7 H. Family 5 4 Dartmouth 8 3 2 6V2 9 8 5 4 7 8 4 2 4 2 4 1st row: Coach Twaiog, J. Gidley capt., M. Chavier, M. Aadland, S. Ponte. 2nd row: J. Ring, M. Greco, B. Macomber, M. Howland, S. Mak- ara, C. Avila, K. Almeida. 35 O kq q- te) o c q A P E W A Y R. Geritowski, G. Howland, D. Grinrod, J. Fernandes, J. Cunha, M. Plante, G. Valerio, P. LeToile, D. Almeida, C. Albritton, D. Daniel, M. Santos, W. Torres, R. Labrie. Second row: R. Rodrigues, P. Blum, W. Condon, K. Hemingway, D. Jardin, D. Couto, M. Gaudreau, B. Dias, M. Allain, J. Silva, R. Graves, D. Almeida, Coach Cadieux. Third row: Coach Bellotti, Coach Bender, R. Healy, C. Viera, D. Motta, T. Wolfgang, J. Jason, C. Powers, J. Graham, E. Bouley, W. Isherwood, J. Amaral, S. Fernandes, R. Stapleton, D. Souza, Coach Losert. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1971 Wins — 6 Losses — 3 Fairhaven 14 Wareham 6 Fairhaven 20 D-Y 18 Fairhaven 0 Feehan 17 Fairhaven 14 O.R.R. 12 Fairhaven 28 Barnstable 23 Fairhaven 8 Somerset 26 Fairhaven 6 Falmouth 0 Fairhaven 32 Bourne 14 Fairhaven 8 Dartmouth 21 The Senior Football Squad 37 37 Trap ON THE ROAD TO VICTOR Y Touchdown . . . Victory . . . 6-0 Enthusiasm!!! The Fans . . . Don ' t fumble this time, Valerio! 39 Put the kids in! Get your hands off of my bod!!! 40 Awe . . . Shucks ... I missed. Does anyone want to dance? (Sorry, lost my head.) 41 %! . , i ■ l A;?. It ; - ■ .-Jl iMfo ■, Jl: ' IHRH ■ 1 I I fim ,« f pK i Jf ■ $ !=a W 1 N T First row: S. Alves, M. Plante, R. Labrie, E. Tucker, J. Fernandez, J. Fernandes, E. Sparrow, J. Couto. Second row: Coach Fletcher, J. Silva, J. Goodhue, R. Sylvia, D. Sibor, W. Torres, W. Condon, R. Geratowski, E. Bouley, Coach Bender. Third row: M. Harriman, D. Wolfgang, M. Danjou, J. Hodgeson, W. Harrison, P. Goodhue, D. Almeida, G. Shepard, M. Raffa. TRACK Coach and Captain The Fairhaven High School Winter Track Team competed in the Capeway Conference for the last time this year. Although the season was not very successful, there were many individuals who put forth their best effort. There were also those boys who did have a good season. However, Coach Bender, not discouraged by this season’s record, is anticipating a highly successful outcome for next year Put a shotput! 43 VARSITY 1st row: J. Jason, S. Taber, P. Leclair. 2nd row: G. Felix, J. Cunha, M. Camacho, G. Howland, G. Valerio, K. Hemingway. VARSITY — 1972 and 1972 Wins i — 9 Losses — 9 W. Fairhaven 75 Stang 58 Fairhaven 60 Taunton 64 W. Fairhaven 56 Stang 45 Fairhaven 63 Taunton 75 Fairhaven 46 Barnstable 50 W. Fairhaven 57 Wareham 47 Fairhaven 56 Dartmouth 62 W. Fairhaven 72 Bourne 58 W. Fairhaven 53 Falmouth 47 W. Fairhaven 50 D-Y 45 Fairhaven 71 Barnstable 75 W. Fairhaven forfeit Wareham Fairhaven 49 Dartmouth 52 W. Fairhaven 62 Bourne 47 Fairhaven 58 Falmouth 65 w. Fairhaven 47 D-Y 43 Fairhaven 48 Somerset 83 Fairhaven 68 Connolly 72 triple overtime 45 46 You can do that, George!! Wher e’s the ball??? Rebounds, Jim! 47 I want to play basketball, Mike!! T i V J0 L KhI T - r : --PkJL. k 1 , ’’j j 1! H 48 Camacho vs. Pocknett The girl’s bench. G I R L S JAYVEE Won — 1 Fairhaven 8 Fairhaven 23 Fairhaven 16 Fairhaven 9 Fairhaven 12 Fairhaven 6 Fairhaven 6 Fairhaven 17 Fairhaven 23 Fairhaven 6 Fairhaven 19 Fairhaven 12 Fairhaven 10 Fairhaven 17 Fairhaven 12 Fairhaven 16 1971 and 1972 Lost — 15 New Bedford 12 New Bedford 30 Barnstable 22 Warsham 17 Dartmouth 29 Bourne 12 Falmouth 13 D-Y 33 Old Rochester 33 Barnstable 19 Wareham 17 Dartmouth 27 Bourne 11 Falmouth 29 D-Y 34 Old Rochester 24 1st row: K. Kubel, J. Bennett, A. Haines. 2nd row: J. DePina, D. Lubker, N. Walmsley, S. Sumner, Coach S. DaSilva. B A S K E T B A L L VARSITY — 1971 and 1972 Won — 5 Lost — 10 Fairhaven 45 New Bedford 64 Fairhaven 36 New Bedford 61 Fairhaven 39 Barnstable 59 W. Fairhaven 37 Wareham 34 W. Fairhaven 57 Dartmouth 54 W. Fairhaven 33 Bourne 20 Fairhaven 29 Falmouth 34 Fairhaven 28 D-Y 35 Fairhaven 29 Old Fairhaven Rochester 53 Fairhaven 44 Barnstable 64 Fairhaven 29 Wareham 46 w. Fairhaven 42 Bourne 36 w. Fairhaven 45 Falmouth 43 Fairhaven 30 D-Y 36 Fairhaven 19 Old Rochester 41 1st row: Captain B. Tabet, Coach DaSilva, Captain C. Corvelo. 2nd row: K. Gouveia, D. Syl¬ via, M. Wolanski, P. Gallagher, M. Sibor. 49 Good game! I [i ; f yi J X W. ' j u J p jr! ' � j Mfjmm O .-Vr K . j: ; CLASS OF 74 J. Fulani, treasurer; J. Rodriques, secretary; R. Hotte, vice-president; C. Powers, president. E D. Rose, D. Alfero, T. Silva, J. Chandler, L. Graves, M. Frigault, S. Labonte, C. Vincent. 52 L. Graves, A. Haines, S. Labonte, J. Rodriques, C. Reed, D. Trull. t) 3 tu O to When we began our sophomore year, we were filled with mixed emotions. Once again, being at the bottom, we had to prove ourselves to the up¬ perclassmen. Our efforts proved to be successful by coming in third place in the float contest. Our next achievement was begoming big brothers and sisters to forty-one children from St. Mary’s Home. Although the day began happily, our good-byes ended in tears. As our class project, we chose to sell Fairhaven High School” pens. This idea went over well and we profitted greatly. As we say good-bye to the Seniors, we wish them the best of luck in their future lives. Now that we have finished our Sophomore year we hope for two better ones to come. Oops ... the easy way down! Silly, silly sophomores. 53 C. Filipek, treasurer; L. Lopes, vice-president; V. Pukalis, secretary; and J. Silva, president. Receiving class rings on October 20th began a year of many special events. Soon after, we began our class project of selling candles which would later cover expenses for our Junior Prom and Sen¬ ior activities. As our Junior year comes to a close we can look back on all our many memories, such as our Junior Prom. Our only hope is that our Senior year will be as fulfilling. 1st row: S. Berberian, M. Marnik, W. Torres, K. Habedank, K. Cadieux. 2nd row: R. Pike, D. Duffy, C. Kenworthy, T. Adriano. R D H U T T S T A F F C. Kenworthy, D. Valerio, K. Cadieux, P. Gallagher, M. Wolan- ski, C. Filipek. . . . and everything she kissed turned to stone. . . . may I borrow a pen? Yes, I always carry a spare in my purse!!! It was a bum finger anyway. I’m impressed! I had a FINE time last night!!! Our lives are growing; they’re growing free, Just like a dandelion, what lies to be? It starts with a seed deep in the earth, Then it grows and grows until it bursts. It bursts into a crown of golden fluff, That shines its life from dawn to dusk. Will this dandelion wither and fall Or to its peak, grow mighty and tall? And we find as the dandelion blows in the breeze. We, too, are like the eagle that was born to be free. Gail Dutra Photographed by Hank Seaman 57 t } tq O c } CLASS HISTOR Y In September of 1968, we began our high school careers with high hopes for the future. Our first action was the elec¬ tion of our class officers who led us through the year’s activities. Advised by Mr. John Haaland, the President, Phil¬ lip Burke, the Vice-President, Charles Chaples, the Secretary, Kathy Gouveia, and the Treasurer, Charlie Jones, ran our class project, the Battle of the Bands. Aiding the officers in this suc¬ cessful venture was the executive board. The members, Teddy Tucker, Gary Val¬ erio, David Loughlin, Kathy Chandler, David Spencer, and Richard Audette also helped to organize our class dance, Santa’s Psychedelic Hop. As Sophomores at F.H.S., we blended in right away. After recovering from the victory party at President Sue Labonte’s we went to work selling magazine sub¬ scriptions. The rest of the officers; Gary Valerio as Vice-President, Kathy Gou¬ veia as Secretary, and Joanne Bennett as Treasurer all worked along with the ex¬ ecutive board: Paul L’Etoile, Joan Alex- ion, Martha Sibor, Debbie Ponte, Cindy Hanczaryk, and Richie Tetreault. On May 29, the Sophomore Dance, featur¬ ing Stuff” was held in the gym. In the course of the profitable year, the second on the road to graduation, we adopted The Bomb” as our class mascot. When we returned from summer vacation and walked through the now fa¬ miliar halls, we felt a glimmer of the ex¬ citement that was to fill our Junior year. The people we chose to lead our class through this important time in our F.H.S. careers were the President, Gary Valerio, the Vice-President, Kathy Gou¬ veia, the Secretary, Joanne Bennett, and the Treasurer, Martha Sibor. Assisting these energetic people were Kathy Chandler, Debbie Sears, Diane Mitchell, Charlie Jones, Carl Albritton, David Grinrod, and Irene Resendes. On Octo¬ ber 13, 1970, we received our long awaited class rings. After the first few days of gazing at our brand new rings and polishing the stones, we were ready to sell Nestle’s Candy Bars. The winter passed bringing the freshness of spring and our Junior Prom, decorated to the theme of The Wonderful World of Yesteryear.” Music was provided by Ray Besse and his Orchestra. The Court consisted of Kathy Gouveia, Martha Sibor, Joanne Bennett, Debbie Hanson, Joan Alexion, Diane Espindola, and Louise Connor. The Lady-in-waiting was Patty McCoy and the Queen was Kathy Chandler. When the long year came to a close, we experienced the excitement of Junior Day when we finally assumed our roles as Seniors! The summer passed all too quickly and we began our reign over F.H.S. Our officers in this most important year were Kathy Gouveia, President, Carl Al¬ britton, Vice-President, Joanne Bennett, Secretary, and Louise Connor, Treasur¬ er. Our executive board consisted of Marion Amaral, Dennis Daniel, David Grinrod, Charles M. Jones, Patti McCoy, and Teddy Tucker. We once again became involved in the profitable selling of Nestle’s Candy Bars, as our class project. In the midst, of the confu¬ sion, we welcomed our foreign exchange student, Mariela Rodriguez from Cara¬ cas, Venezuela. After much dedication and hard work, our Senior Play, The Man Who Came To Dinner,” was pre¬ sented on March 29 at Hastings Junior High. Tom Hiller and Tom Booth acted as Directors and provided invaluable as¬ sistance to all those Seniors who were involved. Then, the most important time of the year arrived. The business students had already left and now Junior Day was our day. Solemnly, but with a certain feeling of accomplishment, the Class of 1972 marched into the auditorium on June 2, 1972. That night our Senior Prom was held at White’s. The following week on Wednesday, June 7, we graduated. This was the last function that our class would attend as a unit. These last days that we spent together were probably the friendliest times. There were only happy faces to be seen. The four years that we have just finished are full of happy memories and one can undoubt¬ edly say that we have found many fine friends, be it students or faculty. This History contains only a few facts and figures of what our class has accom¬ plished. It would be impossible to write all the great times that have come to pass, but it is definitely four years to cherish. THE BOMB ” 58 Carl Albritton, Vice-President; Louise Connor, treasurer; Kathy Gouveia, President; and JoAnn Bennett, secretary. For our final year at F.H.S., the Class Officers organ¬ ized many projects to raise the money that would be needed to finance the abundant Senior activities, which include our Prom and Banquet. Due to the cooperation of the class, the projects were all highly successful. First row: Dennis Daniel, Marion Amaral, and Teddy Tucker. Second row: David Grinrod, Pat McCoy, and Charlie Jones. EXECUTIVE BOARD 59 The Queen and her Court. JUNIOR PROM A new queen is crowned. Cricky and Diane enjoy a dance. Bright yellow daffodils placed in decorative wine bottles graced the cen¬ ter of each table adding the finishing touch to the transformation of the au¬ ditorium into a Gay Nineties” scene. Kathy Chandler reigned over this Wonderful World of YesterYear” as queen. Lady-in-Waiting was Pat McCoy. Kathy and Pat along with their dates led the traditional Grand March with the rest of the Court. The Court consisted of: Martha Sibor, Diane Espindola, Kathy Gouveia, Louise Connor, Joan Alexion, JoAnn Bennett, and Debbie Hanson. As the final dance drew to an end, we left the auditorium with fond memories of our Junior Prom that will remain with us always. Paul, Kay, and JoAnn talk over .the proceedings. JUNIOR DA Y On Friday June 4, 1971 the Class of 1972 took over the role as ' Seniors” of Fairhaven High School. It was a happy day for us, yet some could not stop from crying as the departing Seniors marched out ot the auditorium. Gary Valerio received the mantle from Danny Costa, both being President of his Class. Steve Garro was presented with the Har¬ vard Book Club Award, and Freda Bennett received the College Book Club Award. For us, it was to be the beginning of a most anticipated year. It was to be our final year at F.H.S. ONWARD TO WEST ISLAND!!! 62 Our President, Gary Valerio. CLASS PROPHECY ROMPER, BOMPER, STOMPER, DO TELL ME TELL ME TELL ME TRUE WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN TWENTY YEARS TO FAIRHAVEN HIGHS MUSKERTEERS? SHAREN CARREIRO, first woman astronaut returning back from Mars: green, with anteneas and all she can say is beep. KATHY GOUVEIA has just won the Indianapolis 500 with the help of her souped up V.W. RONALD LABRIE, who still thinks he’s jabbar, is in the hospital nursing his wounds after a fight with RICHARD TE- TRAULT. DAVID GRINROD, comedian and his stepbrother and side-kick MIKE PLANTE, who has just returned from a pleasure trip to Venezuela, have just joined up with EDDY SPARROW’S Belly Dancers. Millionaire JAMES CUNHA has just donated $100,000 to the cause of BENNETT, HAYDON, RAMSHEAD, and MIT¬ CHELL, the sworn bachelorettes. CARL ALBRITTON has just been arrested for bigamy in three countries. The White House has just become an entire female Organization with PAT McCOY as President, LOUISE CONNOR as Vice-President, and DIANE DUARTE as Secretary. Little JOSE FERNANDES is still getting kicked out of the Hangers because of his height by PAUL L ETOILE, the friendly neighborhood cop. GAYLA DOLAN, who is at Friendly’s Old Age Home, is driving the old men wild, while DENISE BRAULT is teaching good grammar to kids such as; FREDA BENNETT, STEVE GARRO, and JOHN COLLINS. GAIL DUTRA now the Welcome Wagon Lady set the record for delivering baskets of goodies to SUE LABONTES poor health spa. At F.H.S. the kids have a new gym teacher Miss TABET who is friendly with the new Athletic Director MR. VALERIO. GEORGE HOWLAND now the new owner of Schlitz Brewing Co. finds it hard to leave after working hours are over. STUART MITCHELL has a new show on T.V. now called Seahunt starring CARMEN COSTA, BONNIE ROSE and JACK¬ IE SYLVIA as mermaids. DEBBIE PRESNER has started her own religion down in Africa with SANDY DANIELS and DONNA BACHAND. Our mad professor ROBERT BEAUCHAMP is trying to invent talking animals, while his gardener MARK HOWLAND has a man-eating plant in the greenhouse. DANA ALMEIDA has a playboy club with DEBBIE PONTE as one of the bunnies running around. MIKE CAMACHO has become a great Celtics player and the famed DIANE ESPINDOLA has become a great golf champ with the help of her husband. MARTHA SIBOR found that she had twenty per-cent more dates at college and decided to stay. GARY FELIX the girls’ basketball coach, has just led the girls to a winning season due to his pep talks in the showers with them. PAULINE BRAZIL who knows Connecticut like the back of her hand, has just gone into the map making business. JANE DEPINA our foremost authority on Birth Control has just broken the record by delivering her third set of quintuplets. SUSAN LAINEY has just gone into business running a health food store with CHRIS GRINNEL. CLASS WILL OF 1972” As the SENIOR class looks back on their SENIOR year, they find that they most hurriedly wish to dispose of some things to the people who they fell really need them! PAULA CORDEIRO leaves her dirty gym socks to Kathy Kozaczka. SUE LABONTE leaves her ankle socks to any junior with cold feet. NATALIE GEMALY leaves her brother STEVEN in care of Mr. ALBRITTON. PAUL L ' ETOIL leaves this dump! SHAREN CARREIRO leaves a pair of earplugs and a bottle of aspirin to next years Head Monitor. GEORGE HOWLAND leaves his chipped tooth to the football field. DAVID FAUTEAUX leaves his camera to the school. DENNIS DANIELS leaves his elastic clarinet to WEBER TORRES. CLALIA CORVELO leaves her sense of humor to CONNIE FILIPEK. CHUCKY LOPES just leaves! CECILE FREDETTE leaves her nervousness to DIANE FERRO. BRIAN ROSE leaves his lighted cigarette in the second stall. THOMAS TROTT and BOB KENWORTHY leave the cafeteria food to anyone who wants it. garou-garou. JOHN BLAIR leaves Mr. DUFOUR the echoing of his voice, whistling, JESUS CHRIST SUPER STAR. SONNY EDDLESTON leaves a box of cookies for LAUREN BROWNELL. KAREN HAYDON leaves her knee socks and hair ribbons to PAT GALLAGHER. DEBBIE TILLET LEAVES MR. ALBRITTON a bottle of wine to calm his nerves in the morning. ROSEMARY COSTA leaves a bag of onions to KAREN METHENY. BABES, ROSEY, NANCY, CINDY, LYNN AND CECILE leave MRS. BOYCE and the library quiet. PATTI McCOY leaves her soprano voice to ELLEN DECKER. CINDY HANCZARYK leaves the alto section to TERRY CARDOZA. PAULINE, PATTI, CINDY and IRENE leave the TRIPLE QUARTET to the UNDERCLASSMEN. STEVE GARRO leaves the head post of the A.V. Club to any junior who wants to lean against it. GLEN CHANDLER leaves the head of the sports department to anyone who will take it. BOB PONTBRIAND leaves his spirit to the old auditorium. VEE . . . AMEBA, AND PLANTAGE leave KEV” — CUSIN DAVE, BOO, and JASE to another FINE TIME on the GRIDIRON. JANCIE GWOZDZ leaves Mrs. Boroweic in peace. GARY FELIX leaves his excuses for skipping classes to MRS. MARTIN. PEBBLES, MUSH GWODZD, SALLY GIRAFFE, DEWY, MEE MEE and ROOTIN TOOTIN DU-TA leave STENO happi¬ ly- CATHY DELANEY leaves MR. ALBRITTON peacefully but affectionately. KATHY CHANDLER leaves her crown to the next Junior Prom Queen. DIANE DUARTE leaves her office practice class to BRENDA PALMER. NANCY VIEIRA leaves her mentality to MICKEY ANDRADE. DEBBIE MELANSON leaves her smoking habit in the basements to DIANE SIMPKINS. CAROL JOSEPH leaves her brains to LAURIE GONET. GAIL DUTRA doesn’t leave anything because she can’t afford too. KRISTINE KAVILHAUG leaves her diets to KIM CADIEUX. SUE LAINEY leaves! CARMEN COSTA leaves ACE to cope with other Acushnet’s Students. DIANE MITCHELL leaves agility to KIM CADIEUX. JANE DEPINA leaves her year-round tan to LESLIE LOPES. SUE RAMSHEAD leaves her talkativeness to MARY-ELLEN W’OLANSKI. MARK HOWLAND leaves a new record of losses to next year’s tennis captain. THE GOON PLATOON leaves the lot to DEBBIE LAPORE and any other girl who dares to go there. 65 SENIOR WILL CONTINUED DEBBIE PONTE leaves her headaches to next year’s Head Majorette. LOUISE CONNOR desires to leave her library permit to MRS. BOYCE. CHARLIE JONES leaves his track records to DAVID SIBOR. DIANE ESPINDOLA leaves her position as Hutt Editor of Business Dept, to any fool that wants it. PERIOD 5 Physics class leaves Mr. HAALAND a new co-ordinated suit! GLEN FORGUES desires to leave his radical gym suit to MR. BENDER. MIKE CAMACHO leaves 6 inches of his height to CAROL KENWORTHY (that makes you 5 ' 11 , Mike). CHRIS GRINNELL leaves F.H.S. with a smile. ROBIN CANHA leaves the darkroom in photography a mess. MARTHA SIBOR leaves to find more parties! BEV TABET leaves all her Basketball records for someone to try to break. SIBBY and TABIT leave the yearbook to some unfortunate Junior. THE SENIOR CAST of the SENIOR PLAY leave Mr. Hiller and Mr. Booth stunned. DAVID GRINROD leaves all of his impressions of Mr. Albritton to the Junior who does them best. The SENIOR GIRLS leave JOE BOOTH with fond memories of his BIG BROTHER. But most of all ... the Senior Class leaves!!! OUR AMERICAN FIELD SER VICE STUDENT This year Fairhaven High School welcomed Mariela Rodriguez from Caracas, Venezuela. During her year as our foreign ex¬ change student, Mariela brought many new customs and new words to us all. She lives with Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Brault and their daughters, Denise and Alyson, at 252 Main St. Her American family is rela¬ tively small when compared to the three sisters and brother she left in Caracas. Fairhaven seems rather sparsely populated to her after the big city in which she grew up, but Mariela has come to love our town for its own qualities. Mariela left a climate with a yearly average of 68 degrees to come to New England and become acquainted with its varying temperatures. Her first meeting with SNOW” was a big event in her life. For the first, Mariela grew aware of ihe great game of football and football players! Meeting new friends and seeing new places kept her occupied all the time. We’re all sure that Mariela will take back many memories of Fairhaven, our country, and all of us, that she will treasure all her life. 67 CARLTON C. ALBRITTON JR. Carl” College He is truly great that is little in himself, and makes no account of any height of honors.” Bom: April 26, 1954; Ambition: to travel and see the world and to play football; Probable Fate: Vice-Principal of F.H.S.; Favorite expression: Then your mother woke you up”; Pet Peeve: A girl named Russel”; Suppressed Desire: to raise heck at F.H.S.; Happiest When: with some¬ body I’m fond of; Salient Characteristic: magnetism. JOAN ALEXION College Enthusiasm is that secret and harmonious spirit Bom: December 6, 1954; Ambition: to be a model; Proba¬ ble Fate: sales clerk at Cherry and Webb; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Try it, You’ll like it”; Pet Peeve: Old Rochester Cheerleaders; Suppressed Desire: to pass a grammar test; Happiest When: having a cup of coffee after school; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: shag. DANA BERTRUM ALMEIDA Ameba” College Men in all ways are better than they seem.” Bom: August 8, 1954; Ambition: to be a Green Bay Pack¬ er; Probable Fate: a truck driver; Favorite Expression: Cousin”; Pet Peeve: Having assigned study halls; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to go a full game without a holding call; Happiest When: sleeping, eating, loving, and playing foot¬ ball; Salient Characteristic: eyebrows. MARIAN PAULINE AMARAL Amie” College Tomorrow to fresh woods and pastures new.” Bom: March 23, 1954; Ambition: to succeed in college; Probable Fate: an old maid or a nun; Favorite Expression: I ' m sorry”; Pet Peeve: the way I play games without knowing it; Suppressed Desire: to build a log cabin on West Island; Happiest When: at the beach; Salient Charac¬ teristic: jeans. DEBRA SHARON ANTHONY Deb” Business The first and fundamental law of nature, which is, to seek peace and follow.” Bom: April 2, 1954; Ambition: live on a farm in Maine; Probable Fate: shoveling cow ; Favorite Expression; Hey, guess what?”; Pet Peeve: people that knock others down for their beliefs; Suppressed Desire: to be able to surf like Chip; Happiest When: out at night with friends; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: cheerfulness. RICHARD JOHN AUDETTE Richie” Distributive Ed Liberty is always dangerous, but it is the saf¬ est thing we have.” Bom: June 3, 1953; Ambition: To be rich; Probable Fate: The Poor house; Favorite Expression: What’s Up”; Pet Peeve: Being Ripped off by a Friend; Suppressed Desire: To live in the woods; Happiest When: With my friends; Salient Characteristic: Kindheartedness. DONNA MARIE BACHAND Gladas” Distributive Ed To be content with little is difficult; to con¬ tent with much, impossible.” Bom: December 8, 1954; Ambition: Social Worker; Prob¬ able Fate: A happy bum; Favorite Expression: High, Peo¬ ple”; Pet Peeve: Phonies and anything censored; Sup¬ pressed Desire: turning on F.H.S. with Ollie; Happiest When: With Gary; Salient Characteristic: Gary. MELODY ANN BARBOZA Mel” General To be alive . . .” Bom: August 17, 1954; Ambition: to teach little children; Probable Fate: to be a nun; Favorite Expression: Yeaaah”; Pet Peeve: Almac’s; Suppressed Desire: to graduate; Hap¬ piest When: Having a party with my friends down the cir¬ cle; Salient Characteristic: Petiteness. STEVE BARROWS Steve” General Take thou what course thou wilt.” Bom: June 15, 1953; Ambition: Navy; Probable Fate: Travel; Favorite Expression: Don’t Rip Me Off”; Pet Peeve: Mr. Hiller; Suppressed Desire: to have a fast car; Happiest When: Out of school; Salient Characteristic: Hair in his eyes. ROBERT NORMAN BEAUCHAMP JR. Bob” College A prodigy of learning” Bom: January 4, 1954; Ambition: Chemist, Writing Pas¬ time; Probable Fate: Itinerant philosopher-of-sorts; Favor¬ ite Expression: Surely, you jest”; Pet Peeve: Indifferen¬ ces; Suppressed Desire: To amass a fortune; Happiest When: With good friends; Salient Characteristic: Vocabu¬ lary. GARY MICHAEL BEDARD College Goes an ancient saying; Who ends the day with wholesome food begins the next in happy mood.” Bom: November 21, 1954; Ambition: to travel the world over; Probable Fate: manager in department store; Favor¬ ite Expression: Dynamite”; Pet Peeve: Non-Hackers; Sup¬ pressed Desire: Telling a teacher off; Happiest When: Drunk; Salient Characteristic: Appetite. FREDRICKA TERRY BENNETT Freda” College They know enough who know how to learn” Bom: April 11, 1954; Ambition: To graduate from col¬ lege, travel and be happy; Probable Fate: an eighty year old waitress on the Vineyard; Favorite Expression: You’re asking me?”; Pet Peeve: inconsiderate people; Suppressed Desire: to go wherever I want, whenever I want; Happiest When: on the Vineyard; Salient Characteristic: contact lenses. JOANNE BENNETT Jo” College Life is a pure flame, and we live by an invisi¬ ble sun within us.” Bom: November 18, 1954; Ambition: to work with chil¬ dren; Probable Fate: life-guard in the Sahara Desert; Favorite Expression: Yeah, right!”; Pet Peeve: phony peo¬ ple; Suppressed Desire: to climb up to the clock tower; Happiest When: with friends; Salient Characteristic: sweat¬ ers. NANCY RUTH BENNETT Nance” College One is only happy when she is happy.” Bom: July 20, 1954; Ambition: to become a child care worker; Probable Fate: world’s first garbage woman; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Ah, Come on!!”; Pet Peeve: people who don’t do what they say; Suppressed Desire: to go down an expert ski trail without falling; Happiest When: at work and with my friends; Salient Characteristic: sweaters. JANET ALICE BERNARD Kindness is a wisdom.” College Bom: April 12, 1954; Ambition: secondary school teacher in the languages department; Probable Fate: housewife; Favorite Expression: I did it again!”; Pep Peeve: people who are constantly late; Suppressed Desire: to be a well- known choreographer; Happiest When: I’m listening to music; Salient Characteristic: enthusiasm. PAULINE DARLENE BETTENCOURT Cissy” Business A loving little life of sweet small works.” Bom: August 13, 1953; Ambition: to make my parents proud of me; Probable Fate: marriage and changing dia¬ pers; Favorite Expression: Come on, let me!!”; Pet Peeve: Hypocrites, plastic people, and crowded locker rooms; Suppressed Desire: to be successful; Happiest When: with someone special; Salient Characteristic: height. KURT STEN BIRKELAND Norwegian” College Peace is liberty in tranquility” Bom: November 24, 1952; Ambition: to be humble; Prob¬ able Fate: betrayal; Favorite Expression: Fantastic!”; Pet Peeve: violence; Suppressed Desire: to have people listen; Happiest When: I’m near people I like; Salient Character¬ istic: Norway. JOHN SCOTT BLAIR Pete” General It is not heresy, but reformation.” Bom: July 27, 1954; Ambition: to be me; Probable Fate: being myself; Favorite Expression: What, whoo”; Pet Peeve: Mr. Hiller; Suppressed Desire: to get out of school; Happiest When: with Donna; Salient Characteristic: radi¬ calness. YOLANDA ALVES BONITO Landa” College There are often voice and words in a silent look.” ( Bom: October 31, 1954; Ambition: to become a language interpreter; Probable Fate: working at the United Nations; Favorite Expression: Monsieur Dufour, quel papier au- jourd’hui”; Pet Peeve: insincere people; Suppressed Desire: to travel around the world; Happiest When: making other people happy; Salient Characteristic: curls. PHILIP HENRY BOULEY Porky” College Trouble rides behind and gallops with him.” Bom: May 23, 1954; Ambition: to own my own business; Probable Fate: driving a truck; Favorite Expression: You Tuna-fish!!”; Pet Peeve: skinny people; Suppressed Desire: to be king of a deserted island; Happiest When: getting checks from the government; Salient Characteristic: blonde curls. MICHAEL JAMES BOWDEN Mike” Distributive Ed. The huntsman winds his horn; and a hunting we will go.” Bom: May 6, 1954; Ambition: to be a wealthy man; Proba¬ ble Fate: ending up poor; Favorite Expression: Right on!”; Pet Peeve: getting ripped off by friends; Suppressed Desire: to be a race car driver; Floppiest When: with my friends; Salient Characteristic: Weeden Road. BRENT JAMES BRAMWELL Distributive Ed. Life is my college.” Bom: October 17, 1952; Ambition: IBM technician and to own a business; Probable Fate: wine tester; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Hey Baby, What’s happenin’?”; Pet Peeve: going bald; Suppressed Desire: to graduate; Happiest When: with Cindi; Salient Characteristic: Cindi. DENISE ELEANOR BRAULT Denis” College Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity, and truth accomplishes no victories without it.” Bom: February 1, 1954; Ambition: to write and travel; Probable Fate: a rich spinster; Favorite Expression: Son of a gun!”; Pet Peeve: people who hurt my friends; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to own a Renault; Happiest When: the week-end comes (I wonder why?); Salient Characteristic: smile. PAULINE ANN BRAZIL Paul” College Music is the language of the soul.” Bom: August 21, 1954; Ambition: to teach music; Proba¬ ble Fate: housewife at 18; Favorite Expression: Knock it off!”; Pet Peeve: people who take advantage of other peo¬ ple; Suppressed Desire: to go to Defiance College in Ohio and be with Duff; Happiest When: Duff comes home from Ohio; Salient Characteristic: piano. DEIRDRE LEE BRENNAN Dee Dee” College Bom: January 11, 1954; Ambition: marry David and be a teacher; Probable Fate: die trying to find something to put as my probable fate; Favorite Expression: I don’t know”; Pet Peeve: gym classes; Suppressed Desire: to be with David always; Happiest When: with David; Salient Charac¬ teristic: diamond. MICHAEL JOSEPH CAMACHO Cumma” College A day for toil, an hour for sport, but for a friend is life too short.” Bom: February 28, 1954; Ambition: to play Pro sports; Probable Fate: to die in a motorcycle accident; Favorite Expression: No Hassle, Man!”; Pet Peeve: low doorways; Suppressed Desire: own a Harley-Sportster; Happiest When: in a close game; Salient Characteristic: athletic abil¬ ity. ROBIN ANN CANHA Robin” Business A merry heart maketh a cheerful counte¬ nance.” Bom: August 22, 1954; Ambition: to graduate from col¬ lege; Probable Fate: ending up in a mental institution; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Oh, shut up!”; Pet Peeve: being hurt or depressed; Suppressed Desire: to have a happy life; Hap¬ piest When: at a good party or with a guy I’m crazy about; Salient Characteristic: Good-naturedness. SHAREN ANN CARREIRO Sha” College A smile that bursts.” Bom: February 15, 1954; Ambition: to always be happy; Probable Fate: humanitarian; Favorite Expression: You’ll get over it!”; Pet Peeve: getting up on Monday mornings; Suppressed Desire: to own a V.W. and pass a Math 12B test; Happiest When: the week-ends come; Salient Charac¬ teristic: laugh. STEPHEN GEORGE CARREIRO Knowledge is a treasure.” College Bom: April 23, 1954: Ambition: to go on to college; Prob¬ able Fate: the army; Favorite Expression: Alright!”; Pet Peeve: homework, anytime; Suppressed Desire: to make a fortune; Happiest When: on vacation; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Phoenix Press. GLEN GORDON CHANDLER Charlie” College The upright man speaks as he thinks.” Bom: June 14, 1954; Ambition: to pass Math 12A; Proba¬ ble Fate: unemployment; Favorite Expression: Alright!”; Pet Peeve: keeping quiet” in the library; Suppressed De¬ sire: to be able to get a seat on the football bus; Happiest When: watching the Bruins WIN; Salient Characteristic: sincerity. KATHLEEN CHANDLER Kathy ” College There is nothing so contagious as enthusi¬ asm.” Bom: June 4, 1954; Ambition: home economics teacher; Probable Fate: mother to a football team and cheerleader squad; Favorite Expression: This is not a zoo; we are ladies!”; Pet Peeve: snobs who say rotten things behind fake smiles; Suppressed Desire: to get even with Mr. Cad- ieux; Floppiest When: with Jimmy; Salient Characteristic: pony-tails. CHARLES E. CHAPLES Charlie” General Who to himself is law, no law doth need.” Bom: February 13, 1955; Ambition: offset camera techni¬ cian; Probable Fate: press man; Favorite Expression: If it feels good, DO IT!”; Pet Peeve: people who think they are big; Suppressed Desire: to own a chopper; Happiest When: riding my bike; Salient Characteristic: motorcycle. BARBARA SUE CHICCO Babs” College When the disposition is friendly, the face pleases.” Bom: November 3, 1954; Ambition: to become an elemen¬ tary school teacher; Probable Fate; talking myself to death; Favorite Expression: I’m sorry”; Pet Peeve: people who constantly complain about nothing; Suppressed Desire: to race The Norwegian Dream Machine”; Happiest When: with friends; Salient Characteristic: sweetness. STEVEN THOMAS CLEMENT Steve” College Merit is worthier than fame.” Bom: November 9, 1953; Ambition: Technician; Probable Fate: Secretary of the Treasury; Favorite Expression: My word!”; Pet Peeve: cheap people; Suppressed Desire: to take apart the Radio City Music Hall; Happiest When: disassembling a tape recorder; Salient Characteristic: help¬ fulness. JOHN LAWRENCE COLLINS College Opportunity knocks for all who wish to learn.” Bom: April 17, 1954; Ambition: to become a lawyer; Probable Fate: college drop-out; Favorite Expression: What’s Happening?”; Pet Peeve: homework on vacations; Suppressed Desire: to pass Math 12A; Happiest When: with a group of my friends Salient Characteristic: Math. LOUISE CONNOR Lu” College Her hair, her manners, all who saw ad¬ mired. Bom: January 9, 1955; Ambition: to become a elementary school teacher; Probable Fate: Mother Superior in a con¬ vent; Favorite Expression: Oh, Well . . Pet Peeve: people who tell me I’m blushing; Suppressed Desire: to go up to the clock tower; Happiest When: with friends; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: long, shiny hair. PAULA ANN CORDEIRO Gentle is that gentle does.” College Bom: August 19, 1954; Ambition: to accomplish some¬ thing worthwhile; Probable Fate: Peace Corps volunteer; Favorite Expression: Could I have a dollar ' s worth of gas , please?”; Pel Peeve: an empty gas tank; Suppressed Desire: to sky dive; Happiest When: traveling; Salient Characteris¬ tic: bangs. STEFFAN GILBERT CORDEIRO Industrial Arts The principal business of life is to enjoy it.” Bom: November 27, 1953; Ambition: to become rich and powerful; Probable Fate: get married; Favorite Expression: Work!”; Expressed Desire: race car driver; Happiest When: being with Elizabeth and watching races; Salient Characteristic: cafeteria. JANICE MARIE CORREIA Janice” Business Thy spirit, independence, let me share.” Bom: September 6, 1954; Ambition: to be successful in life; Probable Fate: to get married; Pet Peeve: prejudiced people; Suppressed Desire: to own a Mark I; Happiest When: with Tony; Salient Characteristic: the alleys. PATRICIA ANN CORREIA Pat” Business Let not thy thoughts run on what thou lack- est, as much on what thou already hast.” Bom: April 5, 1953; Ambition: to make peace and enjoy life; Probable Fate: to get married; Favorite Expression: Right on!”; Pet Peeve: people who don’t act like them¬ selves; Suppressed Desire: to have a family and own a home; Happiest When: with Vic; Salient Characteristic: Vic. SHELDON ELI CORREIA Shel” General To live long it is necessary to live slowly.” Bom: July 5, 1954; Ambition: to own a men’s clothes store; Probable Fate: the service; Favorite Expression: What the !”; Pet Peeve: people who force their ideas on others; Suppressed Desire: to travel to other countries; Happiest When: out of school; Salient Characteristic: An¬ thony School. CLALIA MARIE CORVELO Cleo” College A face with gladness overspread.” Bom: July 10, 1954; Ambition: live to be a hundred; Prob¬ able Fate: elevator operator in F.H.S.; Favorite Expression: Shutie you mouth!”; Pet Peeve: people who won’t let me talk; Suppressed Desire: slide down the girl’s bannister; Happiest When: fooling around; Salient Characteristic: humor. CARMEN ANTONETTE COSTA Pebbles” Business With grace to win, with heart to hold.” Bom: February 28, 1953; Ambition: to own a ranch; Prob¬ able Fate: secretary; Favorite Expression: I know!!”; Pet Peeve: snobby people; Suppressed Desire: to go to Portugal with Bonnie and Jackie; Happiest When: with my man, Pete; Salient Characteristic: diamond. JANET GAIL COSTA Janicean” Business The unspoken word never does harm.” Bom: November 25, 1954; Ambition: own a Mustang; Probable Fate: being married, working in an office; Favor¬ ite Expression: It would be censored; Pet Peeve: idiot driv¬ ers; Suppressed Desire: to go to California; Happiest When: with what-ever guy I’m going with; Salient Characteristic: boots. LINDA ANN COSTA Ralph” General It is much easier to be critical and correct.” Bom: October 28, 1954; Ambition: to become a hairdres¬ ser; Probable Fate: working on a dump truck; Favorite Ex¬ pression: You’re — me!”; Pet Peeve: people taller than 4 ' IIV 2 ; Suppressed Desire: to live in an old house in Sand¬ wich with Dennis; Happiest When: with Dennis; Salient Characteristic: Dennis. MICHAEL A. COSTA Mike” College We cannot always oblige, but we can always speak obligingly.” Bom: July 9, 1954; Ambition: to drive a truck; Probable Fate: Cutting meat; Favorite Expression: Oh yeah?”; Pet Peeve: people who act bad”; Suppressed Desire: to own a speed shop; Happiest When: with a girl; Salient Character¬ istic: black shoes. ROBERT LOUIS COSTA Bob General Life leaps like a geyser for those who drill through the rock of inertia.” Bom: April 6, 1952; Ambition: travel; Probable Fate: a successful salesman; Favorite Expression: I’m bugged.”; Pel Peeve: waiting for anybody; Suppressed Desire: quiet¬ ness; Happiest When: skiing; Salient Characteristic: Bar- bero’s. ROSE MARY COSTA Rosey” College Friendship is the word a very sight of which in print makes the heart warm.” Bom: January 25, 1955; Ambition: to work with the men¬ tally retarded children; Probable Fate: Becoming Mother Superior in convent; Favorite Expression: You know what I want?”; Pet Peeve: when a certain M.G. breaks down; Suppressed Desire: to race the Norwegian Dream Ma¬ chine” with Babs and Kris; Happiest When: with that guy with red hair; Salient Characteristic: Paul. JAMES COUTO Jimmy” College From budding, till its petals fall, each, an in¬ dividual.” Bom: August 24, 1954; Ambition; to attend college; Prob¬ able Fate: college; Favorite Expression: What’s happen¬ ing?”; Pet Peeve: Mr. Trainor’s 2nd period class; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to become an oceanographer; Happiest When: with friends; Salient Characteristic: silence. JOAN MARY COWELL Joanie” College Happiness is the best teacher of good man¬ ners.” Bom: December 5, 1954; Ambition: undecided; Probable Fate: sewing instructor; Favorite Expression: What can I say?”; Pel Peeve: people who think only of themselves; Suppressed Desire: to be happy in life; Happiest When: there is nothing to worry about; Salient Characteristic: quietness. JAMES FRED CUNHA Jim” College Change your pleasure, but never change your friends.” Bom: September 29, 1954; Ambition: to coach football; Probable Fate: waterboy; Favorite Expression: C’mon”; Suppressed Desire: to play Pro ball; Happiest When: with Jo; Salient Characteristic: sportsmanship. DENNIS MARCEL DANIEL Dennis” College The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Bom: June 29, 1953; Ambition: to become an architectur¬ al designer; Probable Fate: to twirl pizzas on my fingers at Barbero’s; Favorite Expression: Oh, no!”; Pet Peeve: foot¬ ball practice; Suppressed Desire: to travel around the world; Happiest When: making friends; Salient Character¬ istic: friendliness. CATHLEEN MARIE DELANEY Cathy” College Such joy ambition finds.” Bom: October 23, 1954; Ambition: to graduate from high school; Probable Fate: old maid or married to a certain someone with 15 kids; Favorite Expression: What can I say?”; Pet Peeve: studying and gym class 1st period on Monday morning; Suppressed Desire: to go to hairdressing school and to get married; Happiest When: with someone very special; Salient Characteristic: Pep Squad. DEBORAH DE MELLO Debbie” General Joy is not in things, it is in us.” Bom: May 23, 1954; Ambition: to live a good life; Proba¬ ble Fate: cashier at Stop and Shop; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: guys or girls with short pants; Suppressed Desire: to be happy all the time; Happiest When: getting my own way; Salient Characteristic: humor. JANE ELIZABETH DEPINA Jane” College The secret of happy living is not to do what you like, but to like what you do.” Bom: October 14, 1954; Ambition: to be a commercial artist or a school teacher; Probable Fate: housewife with a dozen kids; Favorite Expression: You’ll get over that!”; Pet Peeve: people who play games with people’s minds; Suppressed Desire: to see everyone I love happy; Happiest When: with certain people; Salient Characteristic: congeni¬ ality. JAMES CLIFFORD DESOUZA College Time could not chill him, fortune sway, nor toil with all its burdens tire.” Bom: July 19, 1954; Ambition: Sho e salesman; Probable Fate: getting busted on my birthday; Favorite Expression: I didn’t take it.”; Pet Peeve: 1st period Non-West.; Hap¬ piest When: with my good friends; Salient Characteristic: friendly smile. RANDALL DESROCHES Randy” College Goodness is not tied to greatness, but great¬ ness to goodness.” Bom: September 9, 1954; Ambition; to travel around the world; Probable Fate: stuck in Fairhaven; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Really??”; Pet Peeve: Mr. Haaland’s Physics class; Suppressed Desire: to become a song writer or poet; Hap¬ piest When: listening to Ten Year’s After”; Salient Char¬ acteristic: suede jacket. RICHARD GERARD DESROSIERS Rich” Distributive Ed. You are educated if you can do what you ought, whether you want to do it or not.” Bom: December 27, 1953; Ambition: to be a good carpen¬ ter; Probable Fate: being a good carpenter; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Ya know”; Pet Peeve: owning a car that breaks down; Suppressed Desire: to get wealthy doing what I like; Happiest When: with Deb; Salient Characteristic: New Bedford. GARY DESSERT Dessert” Distributive Ed. His merry spirit seems our comrade.” Bom: December 26, 1953; Ambition: to be a welder; Prob¬ able Fate: becoming a plumber; Favorite Expression: Right on!”; Suppressed Desire: to become rich; Happiest When: with Jan and friends; Salient Characteristic: brew. PAUL ROY DION Paul” Distributive Ed. It is easy to be great as to be small.” Bom: April 7, 1952; Ambition: to be a firefighter; Proba¬ ble Fate: pipe maker; Favorite Expression: Yea right!”; Pet Peeve: Richard Nixon; Suppressed Desire: to have money; Happiest When: playing pool; Salient Characteris¬ tic: quick wit. GAYLA M. DOLAN Business If not unmoved, yet undismayed.” Bom: August 11, 1953; Ambition: to live in Europe for awhile; Probable Fate: unpredictable!!!; Pet Peeve: getting up early in the morning; Favorite Expression: My word! Get out!” Suppressed Desire: to play the flute; Floppiest When: by myself; Salient Characteristic: blonde afro. DAVID DOS SANTOS Kid” General Modestly bold, humanly severe.” Bom: July 5, 1952; Ambition; to become a Pro baseball player; Probable Fate: electrician; Favorite Expression: Get out of here.”; Pet Peeve: Mr. Burr’s printing class; Suppressed Desire: to have a good time in life; Happiest When: finding a nice girl in my car; Salient Characteristic: character. DIANE GRACE DUARTE Duey” Business Friendship is purchased only by friendship.” Bom: January 23, 1953; Ambition: to get all I can out of life; Probable Fate: secretary; Favorite Expression: You’ll get over it!”; Pet Peeve: people who enjoy hurting other people; Suppressed Desire: to get a horse; Happiest When: down Martha’s Vineyard; Salient Characteristic: hair. GAIL ANN DUTRA Gaile” Business The grand essentials of life are — something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for.” Bom: June 1, 1954; Ambition: playbunnie; Probable Fate: a fat lady in the circus; Favorite Expression: Get outa here!”; Pet Peeve: Bo” and the goosefarm; Suppressed De¬ sire: to be able to play football for F.H.S.; Happiest When: with Ricky; Salient Characteristic: unpredictability. JEAN ELIZABETH DWYER College Like a lovely butterfly against the wood.” Bom: February 27, 1954; Ambition: work for airlines; Probable Fate: social worker; Favorite Expression: You know what I mean?” Pet Peeve: people who talk too much; Suppressed Desire: live in California; Happiest When: out of school; Salient Characteristic: red hair. HERBERT PROCTOR EDDLESTON JR. Sonny” General I can alter my life by altering my attitude of mind.” Bom: August 23, 1954; Ambition: fireman; Probable Fate: who knows what; Favorite Expression: Yeah.”; Pel Peeve: everything; Suppressed Desire: unmentionable; Happiest When: out of school; Salient Characteristic: Marlboro’s. DIANE M. ESPINDOLA Di” Business It is content of heart that gives nature power to please.” Bom: January 9, 1953; Ambition: to help the helpless; Probable Fate: golf widow; Favorite Expression: Oh No!”; Pet Peeve: a person who puts you down in front of others to make themselves look great; Suppressed Desire: to make flower gardens out of all the golf courses; Happiest When: with a group of real friends and having a good time; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Cricky. DAVID MICHAEL FAUTEUX Foto” General Yesterday we were, today we are.” Bom: February 24, 1954; Ambition: to succeed; Probable Fate: to fail; Favorite Expression: What can 1 say?”; Pet Peeve: elephants; Suppressed Desire: go on a motorboat to Mars; Happiest When: cutting the grass; Salient Character¬ istic: musical ability. GARY WAYNE ' FELIX Flex” College A man’s popularity is the index of his charac- ” ter. Bom: December 13, 1953; Ambition: to play baseball pro¬ fessionally; Probable Fate: owner of a basketball coliseum; Favorite Expression: You’ll get over it!”; Pet Peeve: sis¬ ters that tag along; Suppressed Desire: to succeed in life easily; Happiest When: with Debbie; Salient Characteristic: basketball. BRUCE FERNANDES Business Man can do anything he wants to.” Bom: July 2, 1954; Ambition: make a lot of money and own a car; Probable Fate: who knows??; Favorite Expres¬ sion: I don’t care.”; Pet Peeve: cocky girls; Suppressed Desire: to run F.H.S. for a day; Happiest When: sleeping; Salient Characteristic: aft er-session. JOSE J. FERNANDES College The great pleasure in his life is doing what people say he cannot do.” Bom: June 5, 1954; Ambition: to become a college foot¬ ball coach; Probable Fate: being an athletic director; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Can you do that?”; Pet Peeve: Teach¬ er’s pets; Suppressed Desire: to play Pro football; Happiest When: starring in sports; Salient Characteristic: persist- ance. JOSEPH MICHAEL FERNANDEZ Joey” College Truth before peace, that is my watchword.” Bom: October 25, 1954; Ambition: to be a success; Proba¬ ble Fate: enlist in the armed forces; Favorite Expression: I don’t know!”; Pet Peeve: people with narrow minds; Suppressed Desire: to run for public office; Happiest When: doing something cool; Salient Characteristic: track star. STEPHEN WILLIAM FLOOD Steve” Industrial Arts I would be brave for there is much to dare.” Bom: September 7, 1952; Ambition: member of the State Police Force; Probable Fate: member of the Fairhaven Po¬ lice Force; Favorite Expression: Buzz off!”; Pet Peeve: being asked too many questions; Suppressed Desire: to be shot to the moon; Happiest When: left alone; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Cloud Nine.” GLENN PAUL FORGUES College Fair peace is becoming to men; fierce anger belongs to beasts.” Bom: February 18, 1954; Ambition: to become an under¬ water archeologist; Probable Fate: professional quohoger; Favorite Expression: Dynamite!!”; Pet Peeve: long hair; Suppressed Desire: light dive into the Blue Holes; Happiest When: not working; Salient Characteristic: skin-diving.” CECILE CLAIRE FREDETTE C” College Gentle is that gentle does.” Bom: September 27, 1953; Ambition: Registered Nurse; Probable Fate: housewife; Favorite Expression: Jeesh!”; Pet Peeve: sloppy people; Suppressed Desire: to spea k 8 different languages; Happiest When: with special; Salient Characteristic: sweatshirts. 9 9 Distributive Ed. JESS WAYNE FRYSINGER Wayne” The magic of first love.” Bom: May 5, 1952; Ambition: to be successful in business management; Probable Fate: Navy, then marriage; Favorite Expression: Fantabulous!”; Suppressed Desire: to own a ’69 Chevelle 396; Happiest When: with Sandy; Salient Characteristic: Sandy. RUTH ANN GAGNE Rufis” Business Happiness seems made to be shared.” Bom: September 5, 1954; Ambition: to be a secretary; Probable Fate: secretary; Favorite Expression: Yea, sure.”; Pet Peeve: people that complain; Suppressed De¬ sire: to own a horse; Happiest When: with Bruce; Salient Characteristic: Bruce. STEPHEN JOSEPH GARRO Steve” College Small opportunities are often the beginning of great enterprises.” Bom: August 8, 1954; Ambition: to be successful; Proba¬ ble Fate: unemployment office; Favorite Expression: Mir¬ acles do happen!”; Pet Peeve: people who take advantage of others; Suppressed Desire: to put down my real sup¬ pressed desire; Happiest When: with Sheila; Salient Char¬ acteristic: ambition. NATALIE ANN GEMALY Nat” College I will not lend my countenance to the enter¬ prise.” Bom: August 6, 1954; Ambition: to be a nurse; Probable Fate: married at 18 and living in Rhode Island; Favorite Expression: That drives me up a wall!”; Pet Peeve: loud¬ mouths in the cafeteria at lunch; Suppressed Desire: to marry Jim soon; Happiest When: with Jim: Salient Charac¬ teristic: knees. DOUGLAS LLOYD GIFFORD Dum-Dum” Industrial Arts He preferred to be, rather than to seem.” Bom: May 27, 1953; Ambition: live in Florida; Probable Fate: getting lost in Vietnam; Favorite Expression: What’s happening?”; Pel Peeve: school; Suppressed Desire: to have millions; Happiest When: with the guys; Salient Character¬ istic: Donna. KATHY EMILY GILBERT Kathy-Rabbit” Business In critics the absence of humility is some¬ thing wonderful.” Bom: July 5, 1954; Ambition: professional model; Proba¬ ble Fate: go to Europe, get married; Favorite Expression: I don’t know — maybe.”; Pet Peeve: guys who jive ya and laws; Suppressed Desire: to succeed as a model; Hap¬ piest When: with Mr. Wonderful; Salient Characteristic: charm school. JEFFREY GONSALVES Por Favor” College If you want to make people laugh, you must remain serious.” Bom: April 29, 1954; Ambition: to be healthy, wealthy, and wise; Probable Fate: get drafted; Favorite Expression: That’s all folks!”; Pet Peeve: Spanish; Suppressed Desire: to reach the front of the lunch line; Happiest When: with Dawn; Salient Characteristic: black boots. KATHLEEN MARIE GONSALVES Kath” Business No offense is taken where none is meant.” Bom: May 16, 1954; Ambition: become a secretary; Prob¬ able Fate: get married; Favorite Expression: I don’t care.”; Pet Peeve: stubborn people; Suppressed Desire: to be rich; Happiest When: with Bob Girouard; Salient Char¬ acteristic: wavy hair. KATHLEEN GOUVEIA Kathy” College The happiest of people are those who are too busy to notice.” Bom: May 15, 1954; Ambition: to always be happy; Prob¬ able Fate: A GIANT!!; Favorite Expression: You jerk!!”; Pet Peeve: never being on time; Suppressed Desire: to grow at least 4 big inches; Happiest When: playing basketball and with my friends; Salient Characteristic: popularity. MICHAEL JOSEPH GRECO El” College The way to be happy is to make others happy.” Bom: November 29, 1954; Ambition: to become a profes¬ sional broadcaster; Probable Fate: janitor at F.H.S.; Favor¬ ite Expression: Hey”; Pet Peeve: teachers who keep you after school for drawing during study; Suppressed Desire: to arrive in heaven a half an hour before the devil knows I’m dead; Happiest When: with girls; Salient Characteris¬ tic: white socks. DAVID ALAN GRINROD Grin College Wit is the salt of conversation not the food.” Bom: October 17, 1953; Ambition: physical therapist; Probable Fate: vice-principal in Dixie; Favorite Expression: First time, you get 5Jiours . . .!”; Pet Peeve: having to get haircuts; Suppressed Desire: to be Raquel Welch’s bath towel; Happiest When: Mr. Albritton doesn’t find out what I’ve done; Salient Characteristic: imagination. CHRISTOPHER RODMAN GRINNELL Grease” College I am as free as nature first made man.” Bom: March 13, 1954; Ambition: to be a craftsman of some kind; Probable Fate: eternal life; Favorite Expression: Onward and forward!”; Pet Peeve: people that deceive or lie; Suppressed Desire: to build houses and cars; Happiest When: in Vermont; Salient Characteristic: camera. JANICE LEE GWOZDZ Business It matters not how long we live, but how.” Bom: February 25, 1955; Ambition: to be a secretary; Probable Fate: to be a stenographer in the same office as Sally; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: the frizzies and two-faced people; Suppressed Desire: to drive Ronnie’s 57 Chevy; Happiest When: with Ronnie; Salient Characteristic: Ronnie. CYNTHIA MARY HANCZARYK Cindy College It is the privilege of genius that to it life never grows commonplace as to the rest of Bom: December 1, 1954; Ambition: to be a doctor; Proba¬ ble Fate: a brain surgeon; Favorite Expression: What seems to be the problem?”; Pet Peeve: people who don’t appreciate good music; Suppressed Desire: to go to a Bruins game and meet Bobby Orr face to face; Happiest When: with friends, at Trywprks, and playing my guitar; Salient Characteristic: blonde hair. DEBRA SUSAN HANSON Debbie” College The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool.” Bom: January 31, 1955; Ambition: to be an elementary school teacher; Probable Fate: mother of ten; Favorite Ex¬ pression: We WON!”; Pet Peeve: not having any brothers or sisters; Suppressed Desire: to get married and be happy; Happiest When: with Dana and cheering; Salient Charac¬ teristic: clothes. KAREN ANNE HAYDON Ka” College We’re born to be happy, all of us.” Bom: August 19, 1954; Ambition: to be a lawyer; Probable Fate: floor walker in a phone booth; Favorite Expression: Such is life.”; Pet Peeve: fakes and phonies; Suppressed Desire: to have a Chinese fire drill in Room 7; Happiest When: doing something I’m not supposed to do; Salient Characteristic: knee socks. JOHN HENDRICKS Sit ye rock and think.” College Bom: August 2, 1954; Ambition: to touch the sky; Proba¬ ble Fate: revolutionary leader in South America; Favorite Expression: You win some, you lose some.”; Pet Peeve: teachers belonging to the John Birch Society; Suppressed Desire: to meet Chairman Mao; Happiest When: listening to Melanie; Salient Characteristic: quietness. DINA LOUISE HOLMES Dinga” Home Economics Take everybody’s advice, then do as you please.” Bom: June 30, 1954; Ambition: mortician; Probable Fate: a slow death; Favorite Expression: Yes, maybe, no, why, because?”; Pet Peeve: spiders; Suppressed Desire: to have three wishes and on the third wish, to wish for three more; Happiest When: on week-ends; Salient Characteristic: gid¬ diness. STEPHEN HOPKINS Steve” General To live is good.” Bom: July 10, 1954; Ambition: to graduate; Probable Fate: join the service; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: rats; Suppressed Desire: to cross the country on a motorcycle; Happiest When: sleeping; Salient Characteristic: Roger’s School. MADELYN MARIE HOTTE Maddy” College Chance cannot change my love, nor time im- • 99 pair. Bom: March 15, 1954; Ambition: to marry Steve and be a teacher; Probable Fate: professional wetsuit washer for Steve; Favorite Expression: Forget it.”; Pet Peeve: overpo¬ pulation, pollution, people; Suppressed Desire: to live on a tropical island with Steve; Happiest When: with Steve; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Steve. GEORGE HOWLAND Spider” General I do what I please and I do it with ease.” Bom: December 15, 1954; Ambition: to be the president of Schlitz; Probable Fate: drowning in a keg of Schlitz; Fa¬ vorite Expression: That right?”; Pet Peeve: warm coke; Floppiest When: getting served in the package store; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Schlitz. MARK ALLEN HOWLAND College Every man who observes vigilantly and re¬ solves steadfastly, grows unconsciously into genius.” Bom: August 20, 1954; Ambition: to go to college and be¬ come a biologist; Probable Fate: forest ranger in the mountains; Favorite Expression: Put a move on!”; Pel Peeve: people who don’t know what they’re talking about; Suppressed Desire: to scream during a Math 12A class; Happiest When: skating on Dana’s Pond; Salient Charac¬ teristic: greenhouse. CHARLES E. JONES JR. Chuck” Industrial Arts There is manhood in his look.” Bom: January 8, 1952; Ambition: to be a race car driver; Probable Fate: being a janitor; Favorite Expression: Did I stutter?”; Pel Peeve: people that talk a lot; Suppressed De¬ sire: to have a car that goes; Happiest When: riding a mo¬ torcycle; Salient Characteristic: heavy beard. CHARLES MACKENZIE JONES Jonsey” College It is when a man gets as tight as a drum that he makes the most noise.” Bom: September 18, 1954; Ambition: to complete the long trail and college; Probable Fate: Bartender; Favorite Expression: What’s happenin’?”; Pet Peeve: stereotypes; Suppressed Desire: to own a Porsche; Happiest When: hik¬ ing in Vermont; Salient Characteristic: innocent look. CAROL ANN JOSEPH Carol” Business Joy, temperance and repose.” Bom: July 20, 1954; Ambition: medical technician; Proba¬ ble Fate: marriage; Favorite Expression: What are you doing?”; Pet Peeve: arguments; Suppressed Desire: to own a ranch; Happiest When: with my boyfriend; Salient Char¬ acteristic: wide-eyed look. GARDNER P. KENDRICK JR. Ken” College A minute of thought is worth more than an hour of talk.” Bom: September 18, 1954; Ambition: to own a race car; Probable Fate: become an organ teacher; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Don’t bother me none.”; Pet Peeve: a crabby boss; Suppressed Desire: to win a sweepstakes; Happiest When: riding a motorcycle; Salient Characteristic: disposition. ROBERT ARTHUR KENWORTHY Bob” College A frame of adamant, a soul of fire, no dan¬ gers frighten him, and no labours tire.” Bom: December 3, 1954; Ambition: psychologist; Proba¬ ble Fate: becoming a Mr. Business Man; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Really?”; Pet Peeve: das schmokegundunka; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to dive off the Bourne Bridge; Happiest When: understood; Salient Characteristic: guitar. DONALD EDWARD KOLLARS Business Books are a finer world within a world.” Bom: June 4, 1954; Ambition: to join the Navy; Probable Fate: become a hobo and ride the rails; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Don’t bother me none.”; Pet Peeve: people who think they know everything; Suppressed Desire: to visit Australia; Happiest When: reading books; Salient Charac¬ teristic: constant reading. PETER PATRICK KSZSTYNIAK Pete” College For he that once is good, is ever great.” Bom: January 11, 1954; Ambition: to be a chemist; Proba¬ ble Fate: being a mad scientist; Favorite Expression: I don’t care.”; Pet Peeve; riding the school bus; Suppressed Desire: to get my car back; Happiest When: on vacation; Salient Characteristic: plaid shirts. KRISTINE LOUISE KVILHAUG Kris” College A good laugh is sunshine in a house.” Bom: October 26, 1954; Ambition: to be an executive sec¬ retary; Probable Fate: laugh myself to death; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Tomorrow I’ll start my diet!”; Pet Peeve: when my friends are in a rotton mood; Suppressed Desire: to race the Norwegian Dream Machine” with Barbara and Rosie; Happiest When: people I care about are happy; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: bubbliness. SUSAN LOUISE LABONTE Sue” College Be of love a little more careful than of every¬ thing else.” Bom: June 17, 1954; Ambition: to be a nurse; Probable Fate: ambulance driver; Favorite Expression: Tonight . . Pel Peeve: phonies and Cape Cod rotaries; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to own an ambulance; Happiest When: doing something no one else has never done; Salient Char¬ acteristic: moodiness. DAVID LAURENCE LABRIE Dave” College Man is the only animal that blushes, or needs ” to. Bom: June 16, 1953; Ambition: zoologist; Probable Fate: undecided; Suppressed Desire: to graduate; Happiest When: little Ron stays out of Big Dave’s way!; Salient Characteristic: shyness. RONALD LEO LABRIE Big Ron” College Tact is (after all) a kind of mind reading.” Bom: August 15, 1954; Ambition: to be something impor¬ tant; Probable Fate: street sweeper in Moscow; Favorite Expression: Do a number on ’em.”; Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: to dunk one over Jab- bar; Happiest When: out of study; Salient Characteristic: Jabbar. DONALD JAMES LAFERRIERE Donnie” College Life is a jest, and all things show it: I thought so once; but now I know it.” Bom: February 23, 1954; Ambition: to become a narcotic agent; Probable Fate: brain surgeon; Pet Peeve: 57 Chevy’s with blown rear ends; Suppressed Desire: to become a priest; Happiest When: riding a motorcycle; Salient Char¬ acteristic: motorcycle. SUSAN ANN LAINEY Sue” General Peace is the healing and elevating influence of the world.” Bom: August 5, 1954; Ambition: to live and travel across the mountains; Probable Fate: a radical U.S. Government teacher; Favorite Expression: I don’t know.”; Pel Peeve: a closed mind; Suppressed Desire: to see the world at peace; Happiest When: playing guitar; Salient Characteris¬ tic: guitar. PAUL RAYMOND LECLAIR Duke” College Every man has three characters: that which he exhibits, that which he has, and that which he thinks he has.” Bom: July 7, 1954; Ambition: to be a successful business¬ man; Probable Fate: painter; Favorite Expression: Who won?”; Pet Peeve: the Goon Platoon and weekdays; Sup- prkssed Desire: to play basketball; Happiest When: playing basketball and out of school; Salient Characteristic: the Lot.” PAUL EMILE L’ETOILE Toile” College We are such litl e men when the stars come out.” Bom: September 17, 1953; Ambition: veterinarian; Proba¬ ble Fate: bouncer for George’s Place; Favorite Expression: Duh”; Pet Peeve: crabby and stuck up people; Suppressed Desire: being a sheik and having a harem of NO LESS than 50 wives; Happiest When: playing sports; Salient Characteristic: Santa Claus. MAUREEN ANNE LEWIS Moe” College A violet by a mossy stone . . .” Bom: September 14, 1954; Ambition: to be happy and succeed in life; Probable Fate: college; Favorite Expres¬ sion: What?”; Pet Peeve: ignorant people; Suppressed De¬ sire: to climb Mt. Everest; Happiest When: with my friends; Salient Characteristic: appearance. TERESA LIMA Terry” College It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow.” Bom: September 22, 1953; Ambition: to be a nurse; Prob¬ able Fate: a nurse’s aid; Favorite Expression: Great!”; Pet Peeve: guys who talk about cars; Suppressed Desire: assist¬ ant nursing director of Our Lady’s Haven; Happiest When: with Freddy; Salient Characteristic: wedding ring. CHARLES N. LOPES JR. Lamhsy” Industrial Arts Personally, I don’t know the secret of suc¬ cess, hut I am afraid it’s work.” Bom: August 12, 1954; Ambition: to make out in life; Probable Fate: make out; Favorite Expression: It’s the wolf!”; Pet Peeve: a worried mother; Suppressed Desire: to have a ball; Happiest When: having a ball; Salient Charac¬ teristic: Cinnamon Stick.” DAVID LOUGHLIN ' Dave” Distributive Ed. He can ill be master that never was scholar.” Bom: July 1, 1954; Ambition: traveling salesman; Proba¬ ble Fate: visiting Uncle Sam; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: boredom; Suppressed Desire: to go on a long trip; Happiest When: with Linda; Salient Characteris¬ tic: Linda. SUSAN LUCIA Suzy” General I want to live, not merely survive.” Bom: November 23, 1954; Ambition: to become an artist; Probable Fate: owner of a plantation; Favorite Expression: Give me a break!”; Pet Peeve: people who don’t like the Mother’s of Invention; Suppressed Desire: to hitch hike across the country with Frank Zappa; Happiest When: at the Vineyard with Dave Willis; Salient Characteristic: body paint. JOHN EDWARD LUIZ General Who so would be a man, must be a non-con¬ formist.” Bom: July 18, 1954; Ambition: to do a million dollar painting; Probable Fate: end up painting fire hydrants: Fa¬ vorite Expression: Ram on!”; Suppressed Desire: to rap with Stanley G. about student hang-ups; Happiest When: pulling the wool over someones eyes; Salient Characteris¬ tic: art. JORDON GEORGE MACHADO Jord” Distributive Ed. The measure of man’s life is the well-spend¬ ing of it.” Bom: October 13, 1953; Ambition: to be a professional drummer and a pool player; Probable Fate: join the ser¬ vice or become a professional bum; Favorite Expression: That’s life.”; Pet Peeve: conceited women; Suppressed De¬ sire: to have a redheaded woman; Happiest When: I have money in my pocket; Salient Characteristic: unpredictable¬ ness. KATHLEEN MALONEY Kay” College ' Twas her thinking of others made you think of her.” Bom: May 31, 1954; Ambition: go to college; Probable Fate: 3rd grade teacher; Favorite Expression: As if!”; Pet Peeve: A W; Suppressed Desire: to travel; Happiest When: shopping; Salient Characteristic: sweetness. Business LINDA T. MARCHAND Hey you” Character is a victory not a gift.” Bom: January 10, 1954; Ambition: to get a head; Probable Fate: losing it; Favorite Expression: Imagine that!”; Pet Peeve: inconsiderate people; Suppressed Desire: to leave with Debbie; Happiest When: eating, sleeping, and smok¬ ing; Salient Characteristic: sense of humor. DAVID TREVOR MASTEN Mat” General Man is free at the moment he wishes to be.” Bom: May 28, 1954; Ambition: publisher of National Lampoon; Probable Fate: panhandler; Favorite Expression: Fascist!”; Pet Peeve: people expecting me to live up to their standards; Suppressed Desire: to be rich; Happiest When: surrounded by good people; Salient Characteristic: hair. DANIEL MATTOS JR. Danny” Business Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together.” Bom: September 30, 1953; Ambition: to become an ac¬ countant; Probable Fate: bartender; Favorite Expression: Ride on!”; Pet Peeve: people that think they’re better than anybody; Suppressed Desire: to travel over Europe; Happiest When: working at the bar; Salient Characteristic: friendliness. PATRICIA MARY McCOY Patti” College Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent.” Bom: February 28, 1955; Ambition: go to college and get a degree in psychology; Probable Fate: entering the con¬ vent; Favorite Expression: What?”; Pet Peeve: people that call me fat; Suppressed Desire: be reincarnated as a guy; Happiest When: talking (even if nobody listens to me); Sa¬ lient Characteristic: voice. SALLY ANN McGRATH Business Mind cannot follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness.” Bom: July 2, 1954; Ambition: secretary in an office; Prob¬ able Fate: stenographer in the same office as Janice; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Oh wow!!”; Pet Peeve: narrow-minded people; Suppressed Desire: to be able to drive Dave’s Cou¬ gar without bucking it; Happiest When: with Dave; Salien , Characteristic: Dave. DEBRA MARIA MEDEIROS Debbie” Business Friendship is to be purchased only by friend- ship.” Bom: February 4, 1953; Ambition: dietician aid; Probable Fate: get married and have children; Favorite Expression: You bet!”; Pet Peeve: ignorant people; Suppressed Desire: to get married; Happiest When: with Donald; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Donald. DEBRA ANN MELANSON Debbie” Business How beautiful it is to do something, and then to rest afterward.” Bom: February 6, 1955; Ambition: to be a secretary; Prob¬ able Fate: married to a Portagee with 25 kids; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Sure, why not, doesn’t everybody?”; Pet Peeve: getting caught smoking in the girl’s locker room; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to drive at Seekonk Speedway; Happiest When: with a certain someone; Salient Characteristic; eye make-up. DIANE ELIZABETH MITCHELL Di” College I am born happy every morning.” Bom: July 17, 1954; Ambition: to open a gift shop; Proba¬ ble Fate: getting caught by the Mafia; Favorite Expression: You’re kiddin’ me?!”; Pet Peeve: people who are hypo¬ crites; Suppressed Desire: to pass just one Math test; Hap¬ piest When: with Ricky; Salient Characteristic: the Post Of¬ fice. STUART GILE MITCHELL Stu” Distributive Ed. This happy breed of men . . .” Bom: January 8, 1953; Ambition: to be right up there; Probable Fate: aquanaut; Favorite Expression: Finest kind!”; Pet Peeve: regimentation; Suppressed Desire: to travel; Happiest When: over, on, or under the water; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: blonde hair. BRUCE ALLEN MORIN Bruce” Distributive Ed. The way to make oneself happy is to make others happy.” Bom: December 11, 1951; Ambition: success in every¬ thing I do; Probable Fate: service and marriage; Favorite Expression: Likely story.”; Suppressed Desire: to leave Fairhaven; Happiest When: with Ruth Ann; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Ruth. MICHAEL WAYNE MORRIS Mike” College The only consistently bright life is the persis¬ tently right life.” Bom: December 5, 1954; Ambition: to go to college; Prob¬ able Fate: become a teacher; Favorite Expression: Golly gosh!!”; Pet Peeve: geometry class; Suppressed Desire: get my own car; Happiest When: playing cachet l’object in Room 11; Salient Characteristic: Size 13 shoe. PETER NICKERSON Nick” College In the last resort nothing is ridiculous except the fear of being so.” Bom: January 15, 1954; Ambition: electrician; Probable Fate: gas station attendant; Favorite Expression: Al¬ right!!”; Pet Peeve: math teachers; Suppressed Desire: to be rich; Happiest When: with a girl; Salient Characteristic: muscles. RANDALL AARON PARR Randy” Industrial Arts Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.” Bom: February 15, 1954; Ambition: to be a full time mu¬ sician; Probable Fate: look like Yul Brenner; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Yeaaah!!!”; Pet Peeve: worms; Suppressed De¬ sire: be a priest; Happiest When: baking a cake; Salient Characteristic: drums. JOHN ROBERT PERRY B.S.A.” Distributive Ed. To be successful, triumph over defeat.” Bom: December 17, 1954; Ambition: lawyer of D.J.; Prob¬ able Fate: driving instructor; Favorite Expression: Have you no couth?”; Pet Peeve: depressed people; Suppressed Desire: to be 21 and single; Happiest When: with B.A.; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: patriachalness! MICHAEL ANTHONY PERRY Mike” Industrial Arts Whom shape of danger can never dismay.” Bom: March 10, 1954; Ambition: to graduate from high schoo; Probable Fate: career in the service; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Right on!!”; Pet Peeve: getting up for school; Happiest When: doing my thing; Salient Characteristic: stoicism. MICHAEL GEORGE PERRY Mike” College What thou art, that thou art.” Bom: September 26, 1953; Ambition: to become a carpen¬ ter; Probable Fate: becoming a carpenter; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Don’t do that.”; Pel Peeve: people who brag; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to travel the world; Happiest When: the weekend arrives; Salient Characteristic: amiableness. LYNDA ANN PFLUG College . . . and a partridge in a pear tree.” Bom: September 16, 1954; Ambition: to become a regis¬ tered nurse; Probable Fate: a crabby patient; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Oh well.”; Pet Peeve: people who have no con¬ sideration for others; Suppressed Desire: to travel; Hap¬ piest When: with friends; Salient Characteristic: band. BONNIE BAKFR PHILLA Bah” College A word that is not spoken never does any mischief.” Bom: September 2, 1954; Ambition: fashion designer; Probable Fate: becoming senile; Favorite Expression: Come on!”; Pet Peeve: Spanish verb quizzes and chemis¬ try; Suppressed Desire: to be happy eternally; Happiest When: school vacation comes; Salient Characteristic: shy¬ ness. MICHAEL GERARD PLANTE Plantage” College Let them all call it mischief: when it is past and prospered ’twill call it virtue.” Bom: May 29, 1954; Ambition: professional playboy; Probable Fate: pornographer; Favorite Expression: Son of a switch!”; Pet Peeve: girls who are more athletic than me; Suppressed Desire: to model for Fruit of the Loom”; Hap¬ piest When: with girls; Salient Characteristic: impulsive¬ ness. ROBERT EDWARD PONTBRIAND Bob” College The woods please me above all things.” Bom: December 10, 1953; Ambition: forestry; Probable Fate: bum; Favorite Expression: Really?”; Pet Peeve: vio¬ lent people; Suppressed Desire: to climb Mt. Everest; Hap¬ piest When: on a mountain top and reading Thoreau; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: hiking. r nr DEBRA SUSAN PONTE Deb” College All rests in heaven when you are close beside a friend.” Bom: November 4, 1954; Ambition: to be a nurse; Proba¬ ble Fate: old maid; Favorite Expression: Smile when you say that.”; Pet Peeve: dropping my baton at games; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to travel the world as a psychiatrist; Hap¬ piest When: doing something crazy; Salient Characteristic: baton. DEBRA JAY PRESNER Ollie” Distributive Ed. You must look into people as well as at them.” Bom: July 7, 1954; Ambition: to travel and to farm; Prob¬ able Fate: to win the Working Class Hero Award”; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Go forward but never go straight!”; Suppressed Desire: to turn on F.H.S.; Happiest When: get¬ ting it on; Salient Characteristic: liberalness. WILLIAM ALAN PRICE Al” College He laughs best who is best and his mirth is as free and simple as a child’s.” Bom: January 14, 1954; Ambition: to become a drafts¬ man; Probable Fate: not becoming a draftsman; Favorite Expression: I don’t like your attitude!”; Pet Peeve: teach¬ ers that say Look in the book.”; Suppressed Desire: to own a Ferrari; Happiest When: in M.D. class; Salient Characteristic: good humor. MICHELLE ANN QUINTIN Mike” Home Economics The best gifts are tied with heartstrings.” Bom: October 3, 1952; Ambition: to travel and see some of the world; Probable Fate: get married; Favorite Expres¬ sion: As if!”; Pel Peeve: people who think they know ev¬ erything; Suppressed Desire: to be an airline stewardess; Happiest When: with my friends; Salient Characteristic: vests. SUSAN MARIE RAMSHEAD Susie” College Some cause happiness wherever they go.” Bom: October 7, 1954; Ambition: inhalation therapist; Probable Fate: married to a general in the Air Force; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Oh, fine!!”; Pet Peeve: the Air Force; Suppressed Desire: to be the mother of 11 football stars for F.H.S.; Happiest When: with Rocky; Salient Characteristic: Rocky. k i S i DAVID WAYNE RENDER Dave” College I have noticed that folks are generally happy as soon as they have made up their minds to be.” Bom: July 27, 1954; Ambition: to have more money than 1 can spend; Probable Fate: bagging groceries at Fer¬ nandes for the rest of my life; Favorite Expression: I didn’t do it!”; Pet Peeve: getting up for school and doing homework; Suppressed Desire: to skip school 5 days a week; Happiest When: free to do as I please; Salient Char¬ acteristic: obligingness. IRENE MARIE RESENDES Rene” College Gentle in manner, strong in performance.” Bom: November 16, 1954; Ambition: to be happy; Proba¬ ble Fate: an old maid street vendor on Martha’s Vineyard; Favorite Expression: Well . . .”; Pet Peeve: paranoia, the frizzies, and Labonte’s driving; Suppressed Desire: to have a study hall in the clock tower; Happiest When: on the Island or in Yarmouth with friends; Salient Characteristic: Martha’s Vineyard. ANN MARIE RILEY Ann” Business Let us live and be glad while young life is be¬ fore us.” Bom: March 26, 1953; Ambition: secretary; Probable Fate: to become rich; Favorite Expression: Oh sure!”; Pet Peeve: taking gym; Suppressed Desire: not taking gym; Happiest When: with Del; Salient Characteristic: Del. ROBIN ANN ROBERGE Rob” Business Life is an ecstacy.” Bom: August 29, 1954; Ambition: airline stewardess; Probable Fate: President of the GOON PLATOON; Favor¬ ite Expression: Oh wow!!!”; Pet Peeve: people who pre¬ tend to be something they are not; Suppressed Desire: cap¬ tain of a Pro football team; Happiest When: out with the GOONS; Salient Characteristic: the GOON PLATOON. KATHLEEN MARIE ROBERT Kathy” Business Eve never been hurt by anything I didn’t 99 say. Bom: January 7, 1954; Ambition: to be a bookkeeper; Probable Fate: being married to Dennis; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Get out of here!”; Suppressed Desire: to own a Mach I; Happiest When: with Dennis; Salient Characteristic: black leather jacket. MICHAEL PATRICK ROBITAILLE Robie” College The happy man is he that knows the world and cares not for it.” Bom: December 17, 1954; Ambition: to be a photogra¬ pher; Probable Fate: truck driver; Favorite Expression: Really???”; Pet Peeve: joe-schools; Suppressed Desire: to travel the world, especially India; Floppiest When: hanging around and driving around; Salient Characteristic: drowzi- ness. WALTER RODERICK Wally” General May you live all the days of your life.” Bom: April 2, 1954; Ambition: to graduate; Probable Fate: Taunton State Hospital; Favorite Expression: All right!!”; Pel Peeve: informers; Suppressed Desire: to travel cross country on a motorcycle; Happiest When: out; Salient Characteristic: height. ROBERT ALAN RODERIQUES Chiquita” General The greater the man the greater the courte- 99 sy. Bom: November 20, 1953; Ambition: to become rich; Probable Fate: to move to another country; Favorite Ex¬ pression: No , Dick Tracy!!!”; Suppressed Desire: to own a harem and punch out Brian Rose; Pet Peeve: some¬ one who thinks they are great; Happiest When: winning a football game; Salient Characteristic: football manager. MARIELA RODRIGUEZ Majie” College All people smile in the same language.” Bom: December 18, 1953; Ambition: to be in a position to help others; Probable Fate: to be moved back to Math 12A; Favorite Expression: You beast!!”; Pet Peeve: phonies; Suppressed Desire: to bring some snow home with me to Caracas; Happiest When: with funny friends; Salient Characteristic: accent. BONNIE SUSAN ROSE Bone” Home Economics She deserves paradise who makes her friends laugh.” Bom: April 5, 1954; Ambition: hairdresser; Probable Fate: welfare case and death; Favorite Expression: Rut row!!!”; Pet Peeve: 40 day patrols and the U.S. Coast Guard; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to go to Portugal with Carmen and Jackie; Happiest When: with Helgar; Salient Chara cteristic: eyes. BRIAN F. ROSE Rosie” General I don’t want to earn my living, I want to live. Bom: November 7, 1954; Ambition: to go to Japan to play Ping Pong; Probable Fate: bum; Favorite Expression: ”0h yeah!!”; Pet Peeve: people who use other people; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to become a priest; Happiest When: with CID; Salient Characteristic: jokes. DONALD RYLE College I know what happiness is, for I have done good work.” Bom: May 23, 1954; Ambition: to get a Master’s Degree in business administration; Favorite Expression: Real¬ ly?”; Pet Peeve: Monday morning; Suppressed Desire: to pass Math 12A; Happiest When: on summer vacation; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: blue eyes. KAREN SAINT College Few serve Satan better than sleeping saints.” Bom: March 12, 1954; Ambition: to graduate from col¬ lege; Probable Fate: ski bum; Favorite Expression: That’s a great idea!!”; Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than others; Suppressed Desire: to own a horse; Happiest When: having fun; Salient Characteristic: mischief. JACQUELINE SAKWA Jackie” College Genius is essentially creative, it bears the stamp of the individual who possesses it.” Bom: November 4, 1954; Ambition: to be an artist; Proba¬ ble Fate: something horrible, like a housewife; Favorite Expression: Sure, tell me more stories!!”; Pet Peeve: studies; Suppressed Desire: to create something really orig¬ inal; Happiest When: dreaming and planning; Salient Characteristic: desert boots. PATRICIA ELAINE SALADINO ’Pat” Business There isn’t a map on the road to success, you have to find your own way.” Bom: December 16, 1954; Ambition: accountant; Proba¬ ble Fate: housewife with ten kids; Favorite Expression: That’s what you think!!”; Pet Peeve: Kathy Robert; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to own a yellow Corvette; Happiest When: out riding in my MG; Salient Characteristic: M.G. ROBERTA SANDERS Berta” General The unsaid part of what you think.” Bom: March 8, 1954; Ambition: to succeed in life; Proba¬ ble Fate: death; Favorite Expression: Ya sure!!”; Pel Peeve: people who think they are better than they are; Suppressed Desire: to get Mr. A. stoned; Floppiest When: out with friends; Salient Characteristic: compatability. DONNA MARIE SAN JUAN Big Eyes” Business Her eyes as stars of twilight fair.” Bom: May 9, 1954; Ambition: to become a lovable, rich wife; Probable Fate: A good, happy life, hopefully; Favor¬ ite Expression: Man, you are out of it!!!”; Pet Peeve: School and conceited, down-right ignorant people; Sup¬ pressed Desire: travel, tease, sun-bathe, have fun; Happiest When: I’m with a good lover; Salient Characteristic: green van. MICHAEL JOSEPH SANTOS Mike” General Humor is the good-natured side of truth.” Bom: June 25, 1954; Ambition: do something famous; Probable Fate: get married and have 8 kids; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Maybe ' A’!”; Pet Peeve: conceited people; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to be a king; Happiest When: it rains or snows; Salient Characteristic: knees. DANIEL SAUNDERS Frog” General If life was as easy as we ask, we would sleep all the way through it.” Bom: May 13, 1953; Ambition: to thumb around; Proba¬ ble Fate; convicted draft evader; Favorite Expression: Oh yeah!!”; Pet Peeve: high class people; Suppressed Desire: to be invisible; Happiest When: with happy people; Salient Characteristic: Hartford. MARC BARRY SCANLON Birdman” College Character is destiny.” Bom: July 9, 1954; Ambition: radio-broadcaster; Probable Fate: Math teacher; Favorite Expression: Well, folks!!”; Pet Peeve: Math classes; Suppressed Desire: to get out of F.H.S.; Happiest When- listening to music; Salient Charac¬ teristic: A.V. DEBORAH ANN SEARS Debbie” College Curiosity is the spice of life.” Bom: October 19, 1954; Ambition: to graduate from col¬ lege; Probable Fate: roller derby champ; Favorite Expres¬ sion: I thought I was going to die!!”; Pet Peeve: quick tempers and selfishness; Suppressed Desire: to spend a whole summer sailing and a whole winter skiing; Happiest When: with someone very special; Salient Characteristic: loquaciousness. MARTHA BLANCHE SIBOR Marty” College No wild enthusiast ever yet could rest, till half mankind were like herself, possessed.” Bom: May 29, 1954; Ambition: to own a brewery; Proba¬ ble Fate: manager and booking agent for the GOON PLA¬ TOON; Favorite Expression: You’re all messed up!!!”; Pet Peeve: stepping in one of the puddles behind the First Na¬ tional; Suppressed Desire: to be my own boss, do what I want, and be with the people I like best; Happiest When: raising with my friends and at geese farms; Salient Characteristic: fun-loving attitude. SUSAN EILEEN SILVIA Susie” College No receipt openeth the heart but a true friend.” Bom: August 3, 1954; Ambition: to be a Physical Ed. teacher; Probable Fate: cashier at Mammoth Mart for the rest of my life; Favorite Expression: Never mind, I don’t want to hear it!”; Pet Peeve: people who demand to see the manager; Suppressed Desire: to take away Mrs. Mello’s shower key; Happiest When: with someone special; Salient Characteristic: wire-rimmed glasses. GLENN SOUZA Port” Business Take not too short a time, to make a world¬ wide bargain it.” Bom: July 4, 1954; Ambition: to make money; Probable Fate: to work in Las Vegas; Favorite Expression: Don’t do that!!”; Pet Peeve: chasing a golf ball 200 yards and find¬ ing it on the bottom of a pond; Suppressed Desire: to skip class and not get caught by Ace; Happiest When: at Pine Hill Pavillion and Friday nights; Salient Characteristic: gas-station. LYNN MARIE SOUSA Lynn” College Tis good-will makes intelligence.” Bom: October 19, 1954; Ambition: to become an elemen¬ tary school teacher; Probable Fate: housewife with 5 or 6 kids; Favorite Expression: You doo-doo!!”; Pet Peeve: kid brothers; Suppressed Desire: to be a beach bum; Happiest When: wit ' s Mac; Salient Characteristic: kindness. LORNA JEAN SOUZA Lorna Doone” Business ’What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to hu¬ manity.” Bom: December 14, 1954; Ambition: to be a bookkeeper; Probable Fate: married with 10 kids; Favorite Expression: Get off me!!”; Pet Peeve: gym classes with showers; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to be President of the U.S.; Happiest When: with all my friends; Salient Characteristic: congeni¬ ality. SUSAN ANN SPANGLER Sue” College You have to believe in happiness.” Bom: September 29, 1954; Ambition: to be a teacher; Probable Fate: housewife with 10 kids; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Are you kidding?”; Pet Peeve: having to take gym; Suppressed Desire: to live to be 100; Happiest When: with John; Salient Characteristic: agreeableness. EDWARD J. SPARROW JR. Eddie” College Man possessed with an idea cannot be rea¬ soned with.” Bom: May 4, 1954; Ambition: to find happiness; Probable Fate: psycho-ward; Favorite Expression: Dynamite!!!”; Pet Peeve: people who do nothing and want everything; Suppressed Desire: set up a bar in the cafeteria; Happiest When: yelling about something; Salient Characteristic: elo¬ quence. EILEEN MARJORIE SYKES Business Manners are the happy way of doing things.” Bom: October 20, .1954; Ambition: to be a secretary; Prob¬ able Fate: waitress; Favorite Expression: Oh brother!!”; Pet Peeve: unfriendly people; Suppressed Desire: to get married and have children; Happiest When: with friends; Salient Characteristic: the flute. DEBORAH GAIL SYLVIA Debbie” College You fear not enthusiasm.” Bom: July 16, 1954; Ambition: to succeed in life and be happy; Probable Fate: Martha’s co-manager; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Is that right???”; Pet Peeve: people who can’t be bothered to put themselves out for others; Suppressed De¬ sire: to travel extensively; Happiest When: out with the GOON PLATOON; Salient Characteristic: fun-loving na¬ ture. 1 JACQUELINE MARY SYLVIA Jackie” Business Laughter comes and laughter goes.” Bom: August 14, 1954; Ambition: to be a secretary; Prob¬ able Fate: secretary; Favorite Expression: Drop dead!!”; Pet Peeve: girls who flirt with my boyfriend; Suppressed Desire: to go to Portugal with Bonnie and Carmen; Hap¬ piest When: with Mel; Salient Characteristic: forcefulness. JOHN P. SYLVIA III Jay” General You only live once.” Bom: July 14, 1954; Ambition: archeologist; Probable Fate: marriage; Favorite Expression: Is that right?”; Sup¬ pressed Desire: to make Carol shut up for 5 min.; Happiest When: with Carol; Salient Characteristic: Carol. BEVERLY ANN TABET Bev” College Beauty is truth, truth beauty, that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.” Bom: April 19, 1954; Ambition: to coach Physical Educa¬ tion; Probable Fate: Bill Russell’s coach; Favorite Expres¬ sion: What’s going on??”; Pel Peeve: Carl Albritton Jr.; Suppressed Desire: to be the Capeway Conference Champs in Girl’s basketball; Happiest When: with friends; Salient Characteristic: basketball. DAVID P. TANQUE Dave” Distributive Ed. To dare, and again dare, and forever dare!” Bom: December 17, 1952; Ambition: to be rich; Probable Fate: ending up poor; Favorite Expression: What’s hap¬ pening??”; Pet Peeve: being ripped off; Suppressed Desire: to build a Funny Car; Happiest When: with friends; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: Chevelle SS. STEVEN E. TATRO Jethro” College My wealth is health and perfect ease.” Bom: January 10, 1955; Ambition: to live in Europe for awhile; Probable Fate: staying in the U.S.; Favorite Expres¬ sion: What is happening??”; Pet Peeve: being called Jeth¬ ro; Suppressed Desire: to move; Happiest When; not having to do anything; Salient Characteristic: side-parted hair. ANTHONY MICHAEL TAVAR ES Tony” College My handicap in golf is my honesty.” Bom: October 25, 1954; Ambition: to become a profes¬ sional golfer; Probable Fate: being a farmer in Portugal; Favorite Expression: Back off!!”; Pet Peeve: getting up in the morning; Suppressed Desire: to get a decent lunch at F.H.S.; Floppiest When: participating in sports; Salient Characteristic: golf. SUSAN M. TCHORZ Sue” Business I have drunken deep of joy.” Bom: October 22, 1953; Ambition: to be a success in life; Probable Fate; street sweeper; Favorite Expression: Wanta mess?!”; Pet Peeve: people who think they’re greater than everybody else; Suppressed Desire: to be a football player; Happiest When: having a good time; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: good-naturedness. RICHARD PAUL TETRAULT Tate” Industrial Arts A few strong instincts and a few plain rules.” Bom: September 8, 1953; Ambition: to build furniture; Probable Fate: carpenter; Favorite Expression: What d’ya say, man??”; Pet Peeve: to forget something; Suppressed Desire: start life on Mars; Happiest When: mission accom¬ plished; Salient Characteristic: yellow V.W. BECKY LEE THORBURN Becket” Business Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace.” Bom: May 6, 1954; Ambition: to live; Probable Fate: death; Favorite Expression: ?; Pet Peeve: Seekonk Speed¬ way; Suppressed Desire: to find peace of mind; Happiest When: boppin’ around; Salient Characteristic: cute nose. DEBRA TILLETT Tilly” College The possessor of unconscious humor. Bom: September 4, 1954; Ambition: to be rich; Probable Fate: mother of 6 screaming brats; Favorite Expression: Shut up, Honohan!!!”; Pet Peeve: certain people in Volkswagens; Suppressed Desire: to get married; Happiest When: with the GOON PLATOON!; Salient Characteristic: dune buggy. CAROL JEANNE TOBERTGA Tobey” College An artist works with her hands and her brains and her heart.” Bom: September 1, 1954; Ambition: commercial artist; Probable Fate: grow old; Favorite Expression: Filthy little degenerate!!”; Pet Peeve: insincere people; Suppressed De¬ sire: to slide down the bannisters of F.H.S.; Floppiest When: at the beach and making people laugh; Salient Characteristic: art. ROBERT TRAHAN Bob” College Let us live then while it goes well with us.” Bom: August 6, 1954; Ambition: to be successful; Proba¬ ble Fate: business administration; Favorite Expression: ; Pet Peeve: homework; Suppressed Desire: to play hockey; Happiest When: playing sports; Salient Character¬ istic: sideburns. DAVID ROMEO TREMBLAY Dave” General One of the best things a man can have up his sleeve is a funny bone.” Bom: December 31, 1952; Ambition: mechanical drawing teacher; Probable Fate: teach like Mr. Anthony; Favorite Expression: I feel sick!”; Pet Peeve: finding empty beer cans in my car; Suppressed Desire: to be a cheerleader; Happiest When: out of school; Salient Characteristic: Volkswagen bus. THOMAS JAMES TROTT Blackfoot” College Down by the sea, life is so wonderful, life is so free.” Bom: November 17, 1954; Ambition: live free and happy; Probable Fate: deported; Favorite Expression: Eh-Huh??”; Pet Peeve: people who don’t care about themselves; Sup¬ pressed Desire: steal all the signs on Route 195; Happiness When: playing my flute; Salient Characteristic: apprecia¬ tion. EDWARD J. TUCKER Teddy” College A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.” Bom: August 4, 1953; Ambition: playboy; Probable Fate: bartender at George’s Place; Favorite Expression: Sorry!”; Pet Peeve: the draft; Suppressed Desire: to see and own the world; Happiest When: out of Fairhaven; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: skiing. GARY STEPHEN VALERIO Vee ” College The most difficult intelligence test is to be a popular hero.” Bom: April 15, 1954; Ambition: to be involved in some type of sport; Probable Fate: a cheerleader for O.R.R.H.S.; Favorite Expression: Whatdayasay, Cuzzin’??”; Pet Peeve: people with no school spirit; Suppressed Desire: to play professional football; Happiest When: playing football; Sa¬ lient Characteristic: personality. NANCY VIEIRA Mee Mee” Business This minute, too, is part of eternity.” Bom: October 19, 1954; Ambition: to work on office ma¬ chines; Probable Fate: become a secretary; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Well, you don’t know do you?!”; Pet Peeve: being too young; Suppressed Desire: to have a small house; Happiest When: with Ronnie when I can be; Salient Char¬ acteristic: Ronnie. LINDA MARIE WAGNER Business I preserve my safety better by innocence than by eloquence.” Bom: October 27,.1954; Ambition: to be a secretary; Prob¬ able Fate: become a nun; Favorite Expression: Oh wow!!!”; Pet Peeve: conceited people; Suppressed Desire: to be rich; Happiest When: with Robert; Salient Characteris¬ tic: blonde streak. STANLEY J. WOJCIK Polack” General People who make no noise are dangerous.” Bom: November 20, 1954; Ambition: none; Probable Fate: hermit; Favorite Expression: Gimmie a break!!”; Pet Peeve: aftersessions; Suppressed Desire: to give Mr. Albrit¬ ton an aftersession; Happiest When: happy; Salient Char¬ acteristic: G.I.Q. DONNA DARLENE YOUNGER Dino” General Size is a matter of opinion.” Bom: March 1, 1953; Ambition: I’ll never tell; Probable Fate: becoming a drunk; Favorite Expression: Ya, right!!”; Pet Peeve: Tony’s driving; Suppressed Desire: have my 3 wishes come true; Happiest When: doing something I shouldn’t be doing; Salient Characteristic: Burger Chef. JUANA I. AFRICANO ’’Quietness is best.” College WILLIAM LAMB ’’Clarence” Business He’s quiet as a lamb, but look again.” Bom: September 3, 1953; Ambition: to become an oceanographer; Probable Fate: artist; Favorite Expression: That’s life.”; Pet Peeve: people pulling my sleeve; Suppressed Desire: to explore caves; Hap¬ piest When: walking on the beach; Salient Characteristic: clogs. ARTHUR V. BARNETT Sparkey” College Man is born unto trouble.” Bom: March 23, 1954; Ambition: computor electronics technician; Probable Fate: English teacher; Favorite Expression: Dynamite!”; Pet Peeve: snobs; Suppressed Desire: to travel; Happiest When: camping; Salient Characteristic: black rimmed glasses. DANIEL J. CARDOZA Dan” Industrial Arts Absent is he a character understood, but present is he a force respected.” Bom: August 9, 1952; Ambition: plumber; Probable Fate: plumber; Favorite Expression: Big Lamb!!”; Pet Peeve: bad report cards; Sup¬ pressed Desire: race my car; Happiest When: when I get a good report card; Salient Characteristic: build. SANDRA L. DANIELS Sandy” Distributive Ed. Other desire had she none, nor wish in life but to fol¬ low Robert.” Bom: May 20, 1954; Ambition: none; Probable Fate: to run away with Bob; Pel Peeve: living at home; Suppressed Desire: to never come down; Happiest When: with Bob; Salient Characteristic: Bob. Bom: April 2, 1952; Ambition: pro bowler, business worker; Probable Fate: to always be happy when someone tells you something nice; Fa¬ vorite Expression: Oh well, that’s the breaks of the game!!”; Pet Peeve: my brother, David; Suppressed Desire: to be rich; Happiest When: the girls are around; Salient Characteristic: see-through shirts. PATRICIA SUSAN ROWELL Jello” Business Our joys are our wings.” Bom: August 15, 1954; Ambition: to be a medical secretary; Probable Fate: married with 14 kids; Favorite Expression: Hey, what’s happen¬ ing?”; Pet Peeve: two-faced people; Suppressed Desire: to own the South end Howdy’s; Happiest When: with friends; Salient Characteris¬ tic: gym shirt. KENNETH MICHAEL RYAN Ken” College Human nature is greatly greedy of novelty.” Bom: December 25, 1954; Ambition: live life as it comes; Favorite Ex¬ pression: Wicked!”; Pet Peeve: people who aren’t themselves; Hap¬ piest When: with friends; Salient Characteristic: cross. JAIME WAHNON As I am, so I see.” Salient Characteristic: opinions. SALLY P. WEDGE Sam” General She that mischief hatches, mischief catches.” CLAIRE DUGAL Let me free.” Salient Characteristic: attitude. Bom: December 4, 1952; Ambition: to get married and have two chil¬ dren; Probable Fate: an old maid with two children; Favorite Expres¬ sion: Dynamite!!”; Pet Peeve: prejudiced people; Suppressed Desire: to start my life all over again and know what I know today; Happiest When: with Lanny; Salient Characteristic: loudness. 108 SUPERLATIVES . ■ MOST MASCULINE MOST FEMININE DANA ALMEIDA SHAREN CARREIRO NEATES1 KAY MALONEY r m!2 S %g ! ±i MOST ATHLETIC JIM CUNHA BEV TABET If mr • fM % r ) ' t MOST POPULAR JOSE FERNANDES PAT McCOY APPEARANCE GARY DESSERT MOST SCHOOL- SPIRITED CHIQUITA” RODRIQUES KATHY CHANDLER CLASS DREAMERS GLEN CHANDLER KAREN SAINT MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY GEORGE HOWLAND GAIL DUTRA MOST SOPHISTICATED BOB PONTBRIAD CARMEN COSTA MOST DRAG WITH FACULTY MIKE MORRIS NATALIE GEMALY SWEETEST TOUGHEST DANNY CARDOZA SALLY McGRATH MOST SERIOUS JOHN HENDRICKS YOLANDA BENITO CLASS BRAINS BOB BEAUCHAMP FREDA BENNETT MOST TALKATIVE CHARLIE CHAPLES SUE RAMSHEAD FRIENDLIEST DENNIS DANIEL MARIELA RODRIGUEZ 113 BEST APPETITE GAR Y BEDARD DONNA YOUNGER BONNIE PHILLA MOSI NICEST SMILE DAVE GRINROD DENISE BRAULT 1ASHFUL STANLEY WOJCIK MOST MUSICAL RANDY PARR PAULINE BRAZIL MOST POISED JOEY FERNANDEZ DEBBIE PONTE CLUMSIEST MIKE CAMACHO DIANE MITCHELL MOST ACTIVE GARY VALERIO KATHY GOUVEIA MOST DEPENDABLE EDDIE SPARROW IRENE RESENDES MERRIEST LAUGH AL PRICE KRIS KVILHAUG 117 BEST ALL-AROUND PAUL L ' ETOILE SUE TCHORZ MOST AMBITIOUS BOB KENWORTHY DEBBIE HANSON MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED STEVE GARRO CINDY HANCZARYK CLASS CLOWNS CLALIA CORVELO BRIAN ROSE MOST ARTISTIC CAROL TOBERTGA JOHN LUIZ BEST NATURED ns GARY FELIX DIANE ESPINDOLA MOST MISCHIEVOUS TEDDY TUCKER DEBBIE SEARS O cj to t i t j c to l - So | -s 03 1 - ' b DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION President Vice-President Treasurer Anyone wanna cop a trophy? Cheap? Aqua-lung, my friend. Keep on truckin’. . S e c r e t a r y I got the trophy — where’s the chicks? There’s nothing like the rush hours! 1 a r MARKETING ! SALESMANSHIP I ADVERTISING ■ DISPLA Y SER VICE a n I’ll have a dunny dip donut, please. God bless the heritage of discipline and pre- Two can live as inexpensively as one! serve us from the humble freak. 120 CLASS OF 1972 I specialize in Volkswagens and houses! It really works!! What do you mean the race is off!! Buying Management Self-Employment Retailing Wholesaling If you want to go. Go Chevy!! Wanna take you higher! Things get a little easier, once you understand! It’s high time we went! I’m the best worker they got!! 122 Two for the price of lunch!! ■?c Don’t look so innocent! What can I color next? Now Carol, you know you want a Key Club litter basket. r ' m. ■Ei-1 The GOON PLATOON!!! Girl Watchers Who — Me! Fairhaven is such fun. Remedial Reading 125 ... For five dollars, Well . . .? You can do that!!! 126 Can you dig this?? f !T i r- -a - ' - - DUH??? Why did they put me in this cage? What do YOU look so happy for??? I’m not petrified, I always laugh in the face of danger. 127 Well, alright!!! What activity can this be??? And I want one of those and Is this what it’s like to be popular?? Not after lunch, please!!! That lunch was HORRIBLE!! Now where did I put that? . . . The Key Club in action!! Aw, shucks!! THE HUTTLESTONIAN CLASS OF 1972 EDITOR IN CHIEF — MARTHA SI BOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR — BEVERLY TABET ' N Business Editor — Diane Espindola Assistant Editor — Eilleen Sykes Lynn Sousa Paul L’Etoile Jess Frysinger Stuart Mitchell Pauline Bettencourt Bruce Morin Nancy Bennett Activities Editor — Irene Resendes Assistant Editor — Sharen Carreiro Karen Saint Kathy Chandler Louise Connors Robert Kenworthy Joan Alexion Faculty Editor — Cindy Hanczaryk Assistant Editor — Pauline Brazil JoAnn Bennett Karen Hayden Paula Cordeiro Kay Maloney Kathy Delaney Maureen Lewis Senior Editor — Denise Brault Assistant Editor — Gail Dutra Debbie Sears Kathy Gouveia Robin Canha Sue Labonte Carmen Costa Pat McCoy Paul Leclair Charlie Jones Jackie Sylvia Sports Editor — Carl Albritton Assistant Editor — Dana Almeida Gary Valerio Jim Cunha Dave Grinrod Mike Camacho Joey Fernandez Jose Fernandes Dennis Daniel Eddie Sparrow Ronnie Labrie Underclassmen Mary Ellen Wolanski Dennis Valerio Connie Filipek Carol Kenworthy Pat Gallagher Kim Cadieux JoAnn Rodriques David Trull Cathy Reid Audrey Haines Lee Ann Graves Sharon Labonte Juana Africano Denise Brault 15 Brook Drive 78 North St. Chris Grinnell 85 Fort St. Carl Albritton 252 Main St. Pauline Brazil Carmen Costa 357 Middle Rd. Jean Dwyer 68 Centre St. 44 William St. Dave Grindrod 243 Perry Hill Rd. 1 Gardner St. Acushnet 17 Cooke St. Acushnet Deirdre Brennan Janet Costa Herbert Eddleston 34 Bay View Ave. Janice Gwozdz Joan Alexion 29 Hamlet St. 20 Blossom St. 131 Pleasant St. 41 Laurel St. Mike Camacho Linda Costa Diane Espindola 14 John St. Debra Hanson Dana Almedia 48 Massasoit Ave. 3 Beachwood St. 3 Jarvis Ave. 8 Manuel St. Robin Canha Michael Costa David Fauteux 40 Jesse St. Cindy Hanczaryk Marian Amaral 20 Hill St. 10 School St. 28 Dover St. 32 Chestnut St. Daniel Cardoza Robert Costa Gary Felix 11 Brook Dr. Karen Haydon Debra Anthony 132 Weeden Rd. 22 Holcomb St. 27 Spring St. 35 Taber St. Sharen Carreiro Rosemary Costa Bruce Fernandes 73 Bridge St. John Hendricks Arthur Barnett 87 Harding Rd. 444 Sconticut Neck Rd. 32 Blackburn St. 82 Balsam St. Stephen Carreiro James Couto Jose Fernandes 132 E. Morgan St. Dina Holmes Melody Barboza 86 Harding Rd. 15 Prince St. 169 Main St. 9 Birchfield St. Glen Chandler Joan Cowell Joe Fernandez 64 Pleasant St. Steve Hopkins Steve Barrows 44 Hedge St. 32 Oak St. 16 Ash St. 32 Shaw St. Kathy Chandler James Cunha Steve Flood 351 Washington St. Madelyn Hotte Robert Beauchamp 89 Francis St. 458 Washington St. 65 Elm Ave. 13 Evergreen St. Charles Chaples Dennis Daniel Glen Forgues 37 Bay St. George Howland Gary Bedard 6 John St. 55 Chestnut St. 3 Rotch St. 23 Bayview Ave. Steve Clement Cathy Delaney Cecile Fredette 47 Laura Keene Ave. Mark Howland Freda Bennett 93 Church St. 38 Huttleston Ave. 240 Alden Rd. 53 Church St. Barbara Chicco Debra DeMello Ruth Gagne 31 Coggeshall St. Charles E. Jones Joanne Bennett 24 Hamlet St. 66 Brown St. 13 Hamlet St. 19 Massasoit Ave. John Collins Jane DePina Steve Garro 103 Raymond St. Charles M. Jones Nancy Bennett 54 Church St. 729 Washington St. 87 Laurel St. 375 Washington St. Louise Connor James Desouza Natalie Gemaly 28 Evergreen St. Carol Joseph Pauline Bettencourt 14 Coury Drive 6 Torrington Rd. 13 Phillip St. 208 Sconticut Neck Rd. Steffan Cordeiro Gayla Dolan Doug Gifford 22 Lafayette St. Gardner Kendrick Janet Bernard 6 Manuel St. 28 Green St. 471 Main St. 4 Dover St. Pat Correia Randy Desroches Kathy Gilbert 24 Paul St. Bob Kenworthy Kurt Burkeland 24 Atlas St. 7 Burgess Ave. 107 Sconticut NK. 89 Cedar St. Sheldon Correia David Dos Santos Jeff Gonsalves 31 Rotch St. Donald Kollars John Blair 22 Hedge St. 10 Raymond St. 89 Tootle Lane 32 Nakata Ave. Janice Correia Diane Duarte Kathy Gonsalves 25 Brown St. Pete Kszystyniak Yolanda Bonito 4 John St. 108 Main St. 18 Blossom St. 22 Veranda Ave. Paula Cordeiro Claire Dugal Kathy Gouveia 179 E. Deane St. Kris Kvilhaug Philip Bouley 13 Morgan St. 10 Gardner St. 64 Chesnut St. 159 Green St. Clalia Corvelo Gail Dutra Mike Greco 171 Walnut St. Susan Labonte 132 124 New Boston Rd. Diane Mitchell 24 Massasoit St. David Labrie 178 Adams St. Mike Morris 8 Morton St. Ronald Labrie 178 Adams St. Pete Nickerson 535 Sconticut Nk. Rd. Don Laferriere 14 Weeden Rd. Randy Parr 38 Jerusalem Rd. Sue Lainey 32 Taber St. Mike A. Perry 179 Main St. William Lamb 108 Sconticut Nk. Rd. Mike G. Perry 42 Bridge St. Paul Leclair 7 Green St. Lynda Pflug 58 Green St. Paul L’Etoile 10 Francis St. Bonnie Philla 97 Laurel St. Maureen Lewis 61 Weeden Rd. Mike Plante 7 Middle St. Theresa Lima 24 Prince St. Bob Pontbriand 222 Main St. Charles Lopes 17 Ridgecrest Ave. Debbie Ponte 49 Linden Ave. Susan Lucia 26 William St. Alan Price 18 Dover St. John Luiz 44 Pleasant St. Michelle Quintin 20 Roy St. Kay Maloney 27 Taber St. Sue Ramshead 30 Linden Ave. Linda Marchand 56 Cedar St. David Rendek 36 Oak Grove Lane David Masten 99 Washington St. Irene Resendes 10 Cherry St. Danny Mattos Jr. 20 Haste St. Ann Marie Riley 93 Raymond St. Pat McCoy 21 Westland St. Robin Roberge 3 Elm Ave. Sally McGrath 29 Newbury Ave. Kathy Robert 67 Sycamore St. Debbie Medeiros 20 Jameson St. Mike Robitaille 143 Washington St. Debra Melanson 84 Adams St. Walter Roderick 37 Bridge St. Lorna Souza 35 Holcolb St. Bob Roderiques 14 Bonney St. Sue Spangler 31 Day St. Mariela Rodriguez 252 Main St. Eddie Sparrow 7 Walnut St. Bonnie Rose 18 Village St. Eileen Sykes 61 Church St. Brian Rose 12 Summer St. Debbie Sylvia 160 Main St. Pat Rowell 17 Middle St. Jackie Sylvia 32 Bernard St. Kenneth Ryan 27 Grove St. John Sylvia 5 Winter St. Donald Ryle 33 Lafayette St. Beverly Tabet 5 Blossom St. Karen Saint 218 Main St. Steve Tatro 455 Main St. Jackie Sakwa 17 Raymond St. Tony Tavares 29 Sconticut Nk. Rd. Pat Saladino 3 Holiday Dr. Sue Tchorz 15 Weeden Rd. Roberta Sanders 54 William St. Richard Tetrault 38 Oxford St. Donna San Juan 47 Green St. Becky Thorburn 2 Baxter Ave. Mike Santos 55 Linden Ave. Debbie Tillett 55 Rotch St. Danny Saunders 34 Seaview Ave. Carol Tobertga 32 Cedar St. Marc Scanlon 415 Main St. Robert Trahan 92 John St. Debbie Sears 165 Main St. David Tremblay 21 Pine Grove St. Martha Sibor Thomas Trott 15 Cooke St. 15 Calumet Rd. Sue Silvia Edward Tucker 38 Maitland St. 35 Laurel St. Lynn Sousa Gary Valerio 57 Burr St. 67 Pleasant St. Glenn Souza Nancy Vieira 67 Bridge St. 71 Jarusalem Rd. Linda Wagner 11 Jeanette St. Jaime Wahnon 8 Brook Dr. Sally Wedge 8 Bonney St. Stanley Wojcik 57 Cedar St. Donna Younger 99 Center St. Richard Audette 83 Sconticut Nk. Donna Bachand 151 Chesnut St. Mike Bowden 18 Adams St. Brent Branwell 9 Rochambeau St. Sandy Daniels 104 Sconticut Nk. Richard Desrosier 112 Main St. Gary Dessert 7 Wood St. Paul Dion 12 Sedgewick Rd. Jess Frysinger 35 Bay View Av e. Dave Loughlin 49 Rotch St. Jordon Machado 7 Pine Ave. Stuart Mitchell 115 Chesnut St. Bruce Morin 20 Hathaway St. Jon Perry 9 Coggeshall St. Debbie Presner 5 Wilding St. David Tanque 35 Hacker St. 133 1 . Sue Ramshead 15. Joanne Bennett 2. Kathy Gouveia 16. Mike Robitaille 3. Jimmy Cunha 17. Dave Grinrod 4. Joan Alexion 18. Glen Chandler 5. Pat McCoy 19. Martha Siber 6. Diane Mitchell 20. Boh Kenworthy 7. Jess Frysinger 21. Louise Connor 8. Sue Lucia 22. Stuart Mitchell 9. Clalia Corvelo 23. Maureen Lewis 10. Gary Valerio 24. Gardner Kendrick 11. Mike Santos 25. Donna San Juan 12. Marian Amaral 26. Natalie Gemaly 13. Freda Bennett 27. Cindy Hanczaryk 14. Bob Rodriques 28. Kathy Chandler HOWARD STUDIOS 14 17 official photographer 292 Main St. Hyannis, Mass. Tt 1. Steve Clement 15. Bev Tabet 2. Deirdre Brennan 16. Gail Dutra 3. Stanley Wojcik 17. Carmen Costa 4. Nancy Bennett 18. Kris Kvilhaug 5. Denise Brault 19. Pauline Brazil 6. Lynn Sousa 20. Jackie Sylvia 7. Debbie Melanson 21. Lynda Pflug 8. Nancy Viera 22. Eileen Sykes 9. Yolanda Bonito 23. Carol Joseph 10. Kay Maloney 24. Sharon Carreiro 11. Diane Duarte 25. Barbara Chicco 12. Randy Parr 26. Michelle Quinton 13. Jean Dwyer 27. Janet Bernard 14. Joan Cowell 28. David Dos Santos Best Wishes to the Class of ' 72 HATHAWAY MACHINERY CO. INC. 2 A Water St. Fair Haven, Mass. ILLu, 1. Paula Cordeiro 2. Bonnie Ross 3. Sue Labonte 4. Lorna Souza 5. Ruth Gagne 6. Robin Canha 7. Linda Costa 8. Randy DesRoches 9. Janice Gwozdz 10. Debbie Sears Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1972 SEARS FURNITURE Manufacturing Co., Inc. 666 State Road No. Dartmouth, Mass. Compliments of: VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS FORT PHOENIX POST 2892 and LADIES AUXILIARY 126 Main St., Fairhaven Compliments of DR. DENIS BRAULT Ride on Class of ' 72! 137 Compliments of BROWNE PHARMACY of FAIRHAVEN PELLETIER INS. 399 Tarkiln Hill Rd. New Bedford, Mass. 02745 Sconticuf Neck Road and Centre Street NOVICK JEWELERS 794 Purchase St. NORTHEAST SEAFOOD AND LOBSTER West Island Fairhaven, Mass. New Bedford, Mass. PARAGON CECIL ' S BARBER SHOP 103 Sconticut Neck Rd. Fairhaven, Mass. 138 TOURS P. O. Box B-977 680 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. 02741 NEW FAIRHAVEN CLEANERS Best Wishes to the Class of 72 27 Centre St. Fairhaven, Mass. GRENACHE LIFE , INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. FINNI-QUEEN JEWELERS DONALD L. PAYETTE C.L.U. Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry Luggage 1460 Acushnet Ave. 149 Union St. New Bedford, Mass. New Bedford, Mass. Tel. 994-4218 ' Real Estate Broker Members of JCionel f}. ff)uhide Builder the 36 Briercliffe Rd. Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 FAIRHAVEN POLICE DEPT. DOT’S DONUT SHOP 1 14 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. 139 1937 was a good year, too!!! Tel: 997-9336 Best Wishes to All of You. ALEXION INSURANCE AGENCY Fresh Eggs — Dressed Poultry Chicken and Turkeys Fried — Bar-B-Qued or Roasted Huttleston Ave. Route 6, Fairhaven Service beyond the call of duty. AL GONSALVES JR. 145 Washington Street Fairhaven, Mass. Pianos — Organs — Music Accessories Compliments of Instruments — Repairs Instruction MIKE ' S V RESTAURANT The Symphony J] TlTu ic Shop eTtaneij and £)°f ' n ‘Jandoffi Route 6 East Fairhaven Route 6 Mattapoisett, Mass. Tel 758-6977 02739 140 Compliments of MANNY SHELL 130 Huttleston Ave. Compliments of D. M. KELLY SON, INC. Fairhaven, Mass. Tel. 2-2239 Compliments of 996-0731 Good Wishes PARK MOTORS, INC. 67-69 Middle St. ALMA ' S YARN SHOP DOMESTIC and IMPORTED YARNS KNITTING INSTRUCTIONS NEEDLE WORK KITS Fairhaven, Mass. 34 Middle Street Fairhaven, Mass. ALMA JOHNSON Knitting Accessories and Notions COX ' S Compliments of LITTLE BAY MARKET cM me Made Candied 115 HUTTLESTON AVE , ROUTE 6. Fairhaven, Mass. FAIRHAVEN. MASS 02719 TEL.9 96 24 65 Congratulations CORNISH CO., INC. Best Wishes TOM’S VARIETY prop. MANUEL MEDEIROS 141 JOE ' S ATLANTIC SERVICE Compliments of Gas — Oil — Tires — Batteries CAROL ' S Wheels Balanced and BEAUTY SALON Road Service Phone 992-0766 YANKEE BOOT SHOP DON’S Name Brand Shoes For Men, Women and Children AUTO PARTS, INC. 158 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. Fairhaven Shopping Plaza Fairhaven, Mass. Phone — 7-1202 Congratulations to the Class of ' 72 Dumas ' Market Mini Sift Shop Precision Bearing and Supply Co., Inc. 77 Pleasant St. Fairhaven, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of ' 72 Tire Service of New Bedford, Inc. MR. and MRS. EDWARD SYKES North and Watson Sts. New Bedford, Mass. 142 Tel. 992-2198 CfflEftfTE Res 992-2198 ROMEO ' S PACKAGE ujgjBHk STORE, INC. Jerry ' s Auto Service 270 Main Street Minor and Major Repairs on All Makes of Cars We Specialize in Valve Jobs and Engine Overhauls Acushnet, Mass. 208 Sconticut Neck Rd Fairhaven, Mass. Phone: 995-1416 LLOYD PERKINS CHERRY WEBB SON, INC. of Plumbing and Heating 57 Wareham St. NEW ENGLAND Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-0326 LUMS RESTAURANT Best Wishes in Your New 380 Hathaway Road New Bedford, Mass Careers Open 1 1 A.M. to 1 A.M. A FRIEND Meadowlane Farms Dairy Store Compliments of Corner Route 6 and Brant Island Rd., Matt. We Carry A Complete Line of Fresh dairy K. P. ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY products and frozen food. 143 THE CORNER SHOP ANTIQUES Fairhaven Road Mattapoisett, Mass. Phone: 996-9014 DOT and AL WINTERBOTTOM Compliments of A FRIEND Southeastern Advertising Agency 261 Union St. New Bedford, Mass. Consumer Advertising Industrial Advertising and Public Relations BARBER SHOP ICE CREAM AND CERTIFIED HAIR SANDWICH SHOPPE STYLIST 358 Main St. 356 Main St. 996-9319 994-9812 Congratulations Fairhaven, Mass. to the WEBER ' S Class of ' 72 BURGER CHEF Best Wishes to the Class of 72 216 Washington St. Fairhaven, Mass. Phone: 997-7272 THE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA STAFF 144 In Memory of FRANCES P. and DAVID P. DELANEY from the Family Over the river and down the wharf to . . MACLEAN ' S SEA FOOD Best of Luck Fish — Lobsters — Shellfish Home of King Size Lobsters from the Union Wharf Fairhaven, Mass. KILKENNY Tel. 997-9358 LaFrance • JEWELER Compliments of FAIRHAVEN HARDWARE, INC. Certified Gemologisf — Registered Jeweler — Member American Gem Society 763 Purchase Street New Bedford, Mass. Area Code 617 — 993-1137 SERVICE NEWS CO., INC. Pope ' s Island New Bedford, Mass. 145 Congratulations Success Always to the Class of ' 72 Fort Phoenix Auxiliary to the 2892 V.F.W. Class of ' 72 Fa irhaven, Mass. From FLEURENT CONSTRUCTION Best Wishes •to the Class of ' 72 from the CORP. FISHING VESSEL KRI-LI-KA Best Wishes QUALITY RESTAURANT Center and Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. Compliments of a FAIRHAVEN BOOK SHOP FRIEND 107 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 146 TEL 993-2577 THE OLD ROCKING HORSE CO. AUCTIONS AND MUSEUM Best Wishes LOUIS W. CARDOZA Licensed Auctioneer FAIRHAVEN Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 PHARMACIES Compliments 208 Main St. and Route 6 of a Fairhaven, Mass. FRIEND Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 FAIRHAVEN CUSTODIANS ASSOC. 147 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saladino Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rocha Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hampson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saladino Jr. Rainbow Variety Kam and Gail Saladino Mr. and Mrs. Peter Duff Mrs. E. A. Haywood Mr. and Mrs. E. Bennett Thomas P. Hiller Mrs. Gladys Smith Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Costa Jr. Antone C. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sylvia Mr. and Mrs. Donat Robert Juliette Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Costa Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarkson Mike Pauline Barbara and Roger Lamy Kathy and Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Homer Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Randy Therrien Hank Rioux Carol and Paul Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Boroweic Mr. and Mrs. Antone Tenczar Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Gula Mrs. Violet St. Aubin Miss Susan Trafton Antonio Santos Mrs. Warren J. Kunz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stewart Jr. Rocky and Sue A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Bettencourt Laura Vieira Mr. and Mrs. John Pauline Mr. and Mrs. Manuel S. Cordeiro Jr. Phyl and Jerry DuPont Raymond Scott Bettencourt Manuel Sylvia Debi Barboza Mr. and Mrs. George Bettencourt Byron Rogers Pauline Bettencourt Mr. and Mrs. Albert Borges Paul — Class of 1968 Richard Borges Mr. and Mrs. John Sousa Mac and Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dennie Mr. and Mrs. Winston C. Brasor Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Knipe Mr. Barriteau Dale and Sparkies Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. James Sanders and family Mrs. Gene Pursley Dennis and Linda John Medeiros Donna Bachand and Gary Jackson Mrs. Anne Maciel and Lil Gurge Jr. Janice and Ronnie A Friend Richard A. Jenney Sue and Joe Almeida A Friend Pete B. and Donna S. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Canha Mr. and Mrs. Donald Payette The Goon Platoon Sib and TAbet Irving Foytes ON BEHALF OF THE STAFF AND MYSELF, I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR DEEPEST GRATITUDE TO ALL THOSE PEOPLE WHO HELPED MAKE THIS YEARBOOK POSSIBLE. — ED. 148 V MB? a 1 | f i 1 F” by Rudyard Kipling If you can keep your head When all about you Are losing theirs And blaming it on you; If you can trust yourself When all men doubt you. And make allowance for their doubting, too; If you can wait and not be tired of waiting Or being lied about, don’t deal in lies; Or, being hated, don’t give way to hating; And yet don’t look too good, nor talk too wise; If you can dream, And not make dreams your master; If you can think, And not make thoughts your aim; If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster, And treat those two imposters just the same. If you can bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken Twisted by Knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken, And stoop, and build them up with worn-out tools; If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss, And lose and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss; If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone, And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the Will which says to them: Hold on!” If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with Kings — nor lose the common touch — If neither foes not loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you — but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth And everything that’s in it And — which is more — You’ll be a Man, my son! THE CLASS OF 1972 Graduated on June 7, 1972 May your lives be full of happiness, love, and peace. r aoJZ7?j? ' 3 rf yjtSCs Cl U lou ' ofc ' )Zt r?z otO V I 1 1 i I JmfrZ ;-r ■ . y; y ,c. t . .. ' ‘T r , � � 0w i$ r ' v- ' £v 5 t ft ' tj $Tl a