Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1975 volume:

THE HUTTLESTONIAN 1975 FAIRHAVEN HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME XLVIV Fair haven, Massachusetts Table of Contents Theme Dedication Principal ' s Address Faculty Activities Sports Underclassmen Seniors Advertisements v— 1 H -wr f ■ ? ' Cmii g- | ? S5® BikI ’ ' S BKiiL A Different Drummer Why should we be in such desperate haste to succeed, and in such desperate enterprises. If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which h e hears however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau Our HUTTLESTONIAN is focused on individuality. Therefore, we have dedicated it to someone we feel is a true individual. Few realize the time she has devoted in making this yearbook possible. Her thoughtfulness, her kind¬ ness, her devotion to perfection, and her warmth have made this book a spe¬ cial one. The Class of 1 975 would like to thank Mrs. Margaret Lister for all the help she has given us. STANLEY J. GRABIEC Principal Principal ' s Address The Class of 1975 has witnessed many problems during the past school year. It was indeed a sad day for this nation and its history to see the President of the United States resign his elected office as a result of the Watergate scandals. In addition, our chaotic eco¬ nomic conditions at home and abroad make us wonder about the future. It is good that the theme of this year’s HUTTLESTONIAN accentuates the need for individ¬ uality in our complex society and I, therefore, charge the Class of 1975 to adopt this theme keeping foremost in mind a high moral consciousness and sincerity in future endeavors. On behalf of the faculty, undergraduates, staff, and administration we wish you all hap¬ piness, success, and health. Stanley J. Grabiec 5 Administration STANLEY J. GRABIEC Principal Guidance DR. EDWARD J. DONNELLY Director of Guidance James Lanagan Jr. Cletus J. Malloy Virginia Kowal 6 Clerical Staff 7 EXPLANATORY I I ' ve had a love affair with a school! I’m not so sure how it came to pass. Nor do I know the moment when the passion seized me. But for forty years and more I have been mesmerized, enchanted and bewitched. Into a vast devotion. II Perhaps first. . . it was sheer loveliness that dazzled . . . Clean marble arch and dark oak . . . vaulting up and up. Gargoyles leering, iron work lacing. Myriad windows shot with color. All these can make the senses reel. III A lighted clock that seized the skies, A harmony of copper, brass and warm wood-cutting, A spaciousness that gentled the spirit, A twisted knot of grandeur past. . . and hope prophetic AW these could well command devotion. IV And then there was the pull of lore attending. Tradition ' s steady building with the years. Magnificent tales of generous opulence About the one who made it all. Who could escape a fascination? V And then THEY came . . . the live ones . . . stepping through the years. The shouting, questing, jeering, grumbling pack of youthful heirs and heiresses. Ready to know their inheritance ... to seize it or reject it; The good little sturdy kids; the bad little vandal kids. The quick ones and the slow ones . . . the busy and the languid. And they kept coming and laid hold upon me. VI One day the boys wore baggy pants and knobby sweaters; The girls wore dimity and voile with satin sashes; One day the skirts fell long; one day the skirts shot up! A moment of crew cuts there was . . . then One of grubby beards and braggadocio moustaches: One could not help but be intrigued. VII I ' ve seen them all. . . the saddle shoes . . . the clogs. The kerchief knotted tight beneath a gentle chin. The neckline scooping low before the following eye abashed. And midriff bare . . . above protesting stretch of denim, faded blue. At these I have expostulated or laughed or sucked in shocked breath! VIII Those many, many boys and girls . . . over the years I see them Sitting in serries rows through a brief blending of our days. A little while, our minds, excited and attuned . . . fused and sparkled! Then always they’d go . . . and some were never seen again. Yet in our meeting had been a comradeship extraordinary. IX There has always been a sharing Within the confines of those walls. Wild and whirling ideas . . . fluid and molten . . . tossed about from mind to mind. Caught a moment; stroked a moment. Then, half rueful . . . cast aside; And the youthful dreams . . . largely inferred . . . often not spoken. Some to bloom, but most to die Are as a fragrance in the memories of that place. X Frozen stark upon the eyeball lie clear scenes from all the years; Curtains parting at the play . . . climaxing days of busy magic. Long blue lines of caps and gowns, and solemn faces wet with tears! Expressions stolid, rapt, bored or enchanted. As poor bedeviled Hamlet offered up his answers! XI Yet not only the young were party to the pact that bound me. For . . . peripheral to their restless tide, exhausting and demanding . . . My colleagues . . . fellow to my enchantment. . . walked with me. And we have joined hands. Yes, we have delighted in each other, and sustained each other Over many days. XII Now, before ... I told you that I did not know why it has come to be, My deep, enduring passion for this school From 21 to 68 are many years to measure. And I, too, have sometimes felt the temptings and the urge to be unfaithful! Yet under the clock tower it has ever been warm and good. XIII — Therefore, I have abided, and gloried in the dark oak sweeping up and up. And in the joyful, wistful, searching, troubled faces of my children And I have found the chance to BE myself and KNOW myself and GIVE myself. And been allowed to see the sudden splendid light of understanding Flare ... in the blue eyes and the brown. As a new concept dawned. XIV I do not know what lies ahead now . . . away from the clock tower. Where the myriad windows never flash their colors; But there will be beauty, gentleness, and friending a-plenty . . . REMEMBERED, To warm the days to come Though fate have icy fingers! 4 + So it is not really strange, you know, when I say that I have had a love affair with a school. For that is how it is. Mabel Hoyle Knipe (Upon retiremerjt) Tenure: Sept. 1928 . . .June 1974. Peter P. Anthony Industrial Arts Stella S. Borowiec Dept. Chairman Business Charles Cipollini Mathematics Stephen Barriteau Languages Stephen Bender Physical Education Peter Borowiec Industrial Arts Raymond B. Boyce Dept. Chairman Sciences Alma J. Campbell Social Studies Norman C. Burr Industrial Arts Robert Clarkson Music Margaret Congdon Sciences Rene H. Drouin Jr. Sciences Mary L. Boyce Librarian Florence Chase English Allen Duarte Business 10 Donald J. B. Dufour Dept. Chairman Languages Margaret Lister Business Robert Margeson Social Studies Melvin Entin Athletic Director George W. Evans Distributive Education John Haaland Sciences Jacqueline Machado English Kathryn McCollester Home Economics Patricia Mello Physical Education Gary Monuteaux Industrial Arts Linda Jarek Mathematics Robert Marchand Dept. Chairman Social Studies Janice Morency Mathematics 11 Alan Pehrson Business Joseph Rapoza Art Evelyn Shapiro English Dana C. Pierce Languages Alan F. Rich Sciences William J. Silva Social Studies Irene Setteducati Business Mabel B. Pina English Pierre Paquin Languages Janice Randall English Gail Waltz Business John E. Risgin English Susan Trafton Dept. Chairman English K a Evelyn Pursley Home Economics Antonio Santos Jr. Dept. Chairman Music 12 Cafeteria Staff Custodial Staff 13 “Isn ' t it just lovely! “You like that test, huh? “I am the sex symbol. 14 In a world of dreams without a sound. . . . Let him step to the music which he hears however measured or far away. The HuHlestonian HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS EDITOR: Bente Jensen ASST. EDITOR: Jane Valley SENIORS: Carol Gifford Asst. Susan Hansen ACTIVITIES: Mary Rapoza FACULTY: Regina DePina BUSINESS: Kathy Cyr SPORTS: Dan DePina Asst. Kathy Manley UNDERCLASSMEN: Martha Wolanski v ' | | L v • r . j The HuHlestonian Staff The Spray The Spray, our school newspaper, was headed by Editor Loren Decker and Asst. Editor Lisa Wojick. With Miss Trafton as the advisor, the staff helped to produce a new and exciting Spray. Monitors Str Honor Society This year the Honor Society established itself as a civic organization. Each member was assigned an elderly person to visit once a week and to assist when needed. Members also held the annual Christmas party for the children of St. Mary ' s Home. 19 Student Council The Student Council had a lot of work to catch up on this year. Because the organization was in debt at the outset, the members had to work hard as a team to get back on their feet. Led by President Jack Bellotti, this group showed what hard work and determination can do. SAE Students Active for Education made up of former Future Teacher Club members is an eager and willing organization, aiding the community and area schools in many ways. The club’s officers were President: Susan Medeiros, Vice President: Martha Wolanski, Secretary: Susan Nolin, Treasurer: Eneida Sandel, and club advisor. Miss Trafton. Office Workers The Office Workers played a tremendous part in the smooth running of Fairhaven High School as they were continually updating and organizing the busy schedule of F.H.S. ' s events and meetings. 20 Ftench Club The French Club is one of the most active and involved clubs at our high school. The members participate in Mardi Gras, Christmas caroling, and the selling of French perfumes. AF8 Club The American Field Service is an organization which allows students the opportunity to accent their education with a visit to a foreign country. r %• ' w ar | if .. . IS. ' J Key Club The Key Club is one of F.H.S.’s most active civic organizations. They have helped the needy families in this area by taking collections and giving food baskets. 21 Districts These exceptional musicians were chosen to represent our school in the annual districts concert which was held on January 1 7 and 1 8 in Attleboro, Mass. Triple Quartet The Triple Quartet is a talented group of individuals whose musical reputation as a choral group is well- known. They hold many concerts at hospitals and nursing homes. Chorus fy i i 1 ■ M J | f K ' tr - J : v ' b V i j ■ ? SS ■ H ‘ • . f 4 StijK ' l ' 4 n if r Ij ,v . I 1 ft : ,,Jr L Iki ' H _. _ 1 JEJ ■ -i ny t Se ! Rij a j | jjy Qfll Iff, j i £ Kwp Mi The chorus, directed by Mr. Santos, is a group of talented hard-working students. Each year they perform in the Christmas and spring concerts as well as the annual Pops Concert. 22 Art Club Under the direction of Mr. Rapoza, the art club enjoyed a successful year. With money raised by selling T-shirts the members printed, the club planned to make murals for the cafeteria and to take a trip to New York. Speech and Drama The Speech and Drama Club gives students the chance to gain some experience in theatrical performance. The club advisor is Miss Trafton. Sewing Club The Sewing Club advised by Mrs. McCollester is interested in being tomorrow ' s homemakers. A fashion show is held each year and all the girls get an opportunity to model their creation. 23 Library Aides Library Aides, one of F.H.S. ' s most vital organizations, organizes the shelves of the school library. AV Club Audio Visual is perhaps one of the most important school activities. Its members are responsible for the distribution and maintenance of audio visual materials, often essential to the educational process. A special program which offers students business experience before graduation, D.E. has presented some F.H.S. students with a unique look into the business world. Distributive Education 24 Ski Club Members of this club have one common characteristic, a love for skiing. After several skiing trips, including one to Austria, Ski Club members have acquired much experience on the slopes. Karafe Club The ancient art of self- defense, Karate, with its history and techniques were investigated by the members of one of F.H.S.’s most unusual activities, the Gonzo Karate Club. The Ping-Pong Club is comprised of a number of devoted ping pong fans. Dedicated to improving their game, members held several tournaments during the course of the year. Ping-Pong Club 25 Orchestra The orchestra, conducted by Mr. Clarkson, is well- known for its successful Christmas and spring concerts. Dance Band Under the guidance of Mr. Clarkson, the band has combined the talents of our school’s musicians to form an organization enjoyed by all. Jazz Band 26 The jazz band is an exciting organization. Under the direction of Mr. Clarkson, this group of talented musicians performed many successful concerts, including a television appearance. Pep Qquad The Pep Squad has helped support both the football players and cheerleaders at every game. Their loyalty has been appreciated during our great football season. Majorettes ' J : 1 - ti wm ' ' iiTi % x cur IP ft SI f [ fSS V ? V I l|p V 1 j , xd fc M T IsS I rv.. 1 The Majorettes, headed by Paula Goulet, had the pleasure of twirling their batons for a winning team. This exceptional Squad consisted of one sophomore and seven seniors. 27 Color- Guard gftiM The Color Guard, an important part of F.H.S.’s half-time show, proudly displayed the flags of the nation, state and school. They are a colorful addition to the school pageantry. The Blue Spirit was an interesting and colorful addition to the marching band’s formation during the half-time shows. The girls devoted much of their time to hard work and practice. 28 ; ? - m ■ CV % SflBfy • S iff? ' ) i •• To Live Is the Rarest Thing in the World. Most People Exist, That Is All. Don 7 Come to Me With Expectations of Who I Should Be. Come and Let Me Show You Precisely Who I Am. Fairhaven. Guidance Counselor. Football Coach. Weight Program. What would the administration be like? Most importantly, what were the young people like? Are young people pretty much alike wherever you go? Needs? My abilities (if any?) Do they match up? Ability to share true concern for one another? Concern about growing and helping others grow? This jock- head business? Discipline, especially self-discipline? Self-orient? How big were the walls? Family bit? Honesty with others and especially with myself. Willingness to communicate. What would my new commitment be like? The guidance counselor’s job started rather slowly. The 10th graders were the ones most willing to take a good look at themselves. They undertook the task of mapping out some type of “Game Plan for the year ahead. They were willing to look at things as they were, attempting to cope with the situation. As the year progressed the guidance job took on more meaning and I was fortunate enough to become involved with some fine young people. Mr. Grabiec, Mr. Albritton, and Dr. Donnelly, the new Guidance Director, were especially helpful and encouraging. Their concern for each youngster in FHS is genuine. In football, we were especially fortunate in getting off on the right foot with a championship team, and a win over Dartmouth on “Turkey Day.” Again, we found ourselves surrounded by a fine coaching staff, including Mr. Losert, Mr. Rich, Mr. Risgin, Mr, Bender, Mr. Fernandes, and Mr. Almeida. Mr. Entin, A.D., denied us nothing and helped us in many ways. The 1975 Fairhaven High Football team was a group of unusual young men. We came to know the team members through small group meetings held last spring and summer. The good fortune of having a weight machine purchased enabled our people to begin a strength building program, which paid great dividends. As the football season progressed, the team took on a certain personality. It seemed that they reached a point where they could honestly evaluate themselves. This is when we really came to appreciate the Fairhaven Football player. He dared to be honest with himself, and once he did this, the team concept and growth in other areas came easily. A spirit of cooperation and hard work led to achievement. From the week prior to the Bishop Feehan game until Thanksgiving Day, the young men on this team were a true joy to be with. They were honest. It was a wonderful experience to share with these people, that last month. They made the coaching staff look good. 30 Beware of the Fury of a Patient Man. Senior Captains i: m ' ■ ■ . , -.m- I 1 ' m -1 ■ ' ; • L 1st Row: P. Demanche, R. Canastra, A. Santos, T. Roberts, J. Machado, D. Garro, J. Mathiew, C. Devlin. 2nd ROW: B. Wolfgang, R. Bergeron, P. Gordon, G. Canastra, W. Fernandes, R. Gamache, R. Pease, G. Mendez, D. Rousseau, S. Benoit, M. Cleveland. 3rd ROW: N. Benito, S. Daniel, B. Chase, T. Foster, W. Stroud, J. Almeida, J. Carney, S. Young, J. Pepin, G. Casey, J. Bettencourt, J. Hennessy, S. Ransom, S. Foster, T. Duarte, R. Fleurent, M. Elliot. 31 “She what??? 32 33 Varsity 1st ROW: J. Honohan, L. Janusz, D. Garro, M. Kochanek. 2nd ROW: Coach Wayne Wilson, P. D’Anjou, W. Fernandes, M. Santos, K. Burton, S. Kahlor, B. Menard, M. Cleveland, Asst. Coach David Fernandes. Co-Captains Coach Wilson, Luke Janusz, Dave Garro, Asst. Coach Fernandes 34 Oh, you ' re from Feehan? “Maybe I should be a cheerleader instead. 8 ® ‘Where did ya get those? ' “Hey, the ceilings falling downl” 35 Wasn’t me.” “Nope, it ' s mine.” 1974 Baseball 1 st ROW: G. Amaral, B. Costa, C. Powers, A. Springer, R. Gerwatowski, J. Murray, M. Ledair, J. Honohan, Asst. Coach, M. Canastra. 2nd ROW: W. Fernandes, M. Elliot, M. White, B. Gifford, R. Menard, J. Almeida, W. Stroud, B. Garcia, M. Kochaneck. 3rd ROW: P. Hemingway, R. Gamache, S. Foster, P. D’Anjou, P. Gordon, D. Garro, S. Daniels, G. Casey, Coach K. Cadieux. 38 Th« agony of defeat. Aehoool 39 1st ROW: A. Gagnon, D. Gammons, P. Goodhue, J. Hodgson, G. Shephard, R. Moniz. 2nd ROW: G. Hacking, S. Sakwa, J. Hebert, D. Wolfgang, N. Bonito, R. Galary, R. Pease, S. Ransom. 3rd ROW: J. Cote, L. Ashley, B. Markey, M. Elliot, S. Lauzon, D. Evans, M. Hurley, K. Burton. Anyone got any Kaopectate?” “Faster than a speeding bullet. “I knew I was fast, but. . 41 42 Girls’Basketball 1974-75 Varsity ROW 1: J. Lawton, D. Bennett, A. Almeida, L. Wojcik, L. Healy, L. Tobertga, C. Benard. ROW 2: M. Wolanski, A. Calheta, J. Haydon, B. Brown, S. Shurtleff, L. Monk, S. Silvia, K. Fleurent, R. Taylor. Junior Varsity ROW 1 1 E. Marian, A. Suddy, L. Healy, S. Leblanc. ROW 2t M. Fortei, B. Rapoza, G. Janusz, K. Lopes, M. McGann. Senior Squad A. Calheta, B. Brown, L. Wojcik, S. Shurtleff, L. Monk. Ml m iiqwaMi .-v,- ■ ' 4 _ ■ “If mind For sure 43 R-o-w-d-i-e 44 We ' ve got legsl 45 Field Hockey 1974 1st ROW: S. Murray, K. Lopes, C. Santos, T. Flavin, S. Silvia, S. Ransom, A. Travers, V. Lawton, M. Vaudry, K. Bernard, L. Tobertga, A. Suddy, M. Wolanski, R. Taylor. 2nd ROW: B. Rapoza, J. Haydon, B. Brown, L. Monk, J. Furtado, S. LeBlanc, L. Healy, L. Healy, M. Megan, J. Grinrod. 3rd ROW: A. Cataldo, L. Carney, J. Valley, W. Silva, L. Adams, K. Kroschell. MISSING: Co. Captain Mary Rapoza. Spring Track 1974 1st ROW: J. Diggle, C. Lawton, M. Wolanski, B. Gaucher, M. Vaudry, A. Travers. 2nd ROW: T. Flavin, B. Rapoza, L. Monk, B. Brown, S. Shurtleff, M. Rapoza, C. Marsh, L. Carney. STANDING: L. Tobertga, J. Constant, S. Murray, C. Marien, K. Kroschell, D. Richards, K. Lopes. 46 Tennis 1974 1st ROW: Coach Mr. Twarog, M. Burke, J. Burke, F. Mark, G. Pierce, T. Dias, J. Marshall. 2nd ROW: T. Aadland, E. Gaj, S. Robichaud, D. Trull, D. LeBlanc, L. Decke r. Golf 1974 1 st ROW: D. Bernard, K. Medeiros, L. Wojcik. 2nd ROW: S. Rebello, R. Healy, D. Ferreira, D. Alves, L. Sherman, R. Harding, B. Augustine. 48 The bench FOOTBALL F.H.S. 14 Old Rochester 6 F.H.S. 14 Seekonk 0 F.H.S. 5 Wareham 22 F.H.S. 14 Bourne 6 F.H.S. 28 Coyle 20 F.H.S. 13 Case 6 F.H.S. 14 Dighton-Rehoboth 18 F.H.S. 29 Feehan 6 F.H.S. 7 Stang 0 F.H.S. 7 Dartmouth 6 HOCKEY SPRING TRACK ' ' F.H.S. 5 Durfee 2 F.H.S. 2 Taunton 3 F.H.S. 5 Somerset 2 F.H.S. 75 Old Rochester 51 F.H.S. 2 New Bedford 4 F.H.S. 71 Upper Cape 51 F.H.S. 2 Voke 3 F.H.S. 88 Durfee 48 F.H.S. 3 Case 0 F.H.S. 72 Voke 64 F.H.S. Wareham 3 F.H.S. 55 Bishop-Feehan 85 F.H.S. 5 Coyle a F.H.S. 53 Dighton-Rehoboth 78 F.H.S. 7 Old Rochester Ilf 2 F.H.S. 39 Taunton 101 F.H.S. 3 Dartmouth 2 F.H.S. 82 Stang 58 F.H.S. 5 Case 0 F.H.S. 54 Coyle 85 F.H.S. 5 Wareham 3 F.H.S. 69 Wareham 71 F.H.S. 6 Coyle 1 F.H.S. 3 Old Rochester 1 F.H.S. 4 Dartmouth 1 F.H.S. 3 Voke 1 F.H.S. 2 New Bedford 7 WINTER TRACK F.H.S. 25 Dennis Yarmouth 61 F.H.S. 40 Coyle 45 F.H.S. 46 N. B. Voke 40 F.H.S. 42 Dighton-Rehoboth 44 F.H.S. 49 Stang 37 F.H.S. 24 New Bedford 62 F.H.S. 28 Dartmouth 58 ||K : “ F.H.S. F.H.S. F.H.S. F.H.S. F.H.S. F.H.S. F.H. id BASKETBALL F.H.S. 59 Stang 73 F.H.S. 46 Voke 44 F.H.S. 60 Old Rochester 59 F.H.S. 65 Holbrook 56 F.H.S. 58 Stang 61 F.H.S. 52 Dartmouth 50 F.H.S. 65 Falmouth 67 F.H.S. 60 Somerset 53 F.H.S. 68 Feehan 69 F.H.S. 56 Case 48 F.H.S. 63 Voke 62 F.H.S. 55 Connolly 85 F.H.S. 38 Holy Family 66 F.H.S. 57 Dartmouth 63 F.H.S. 57 Falmouth 48 F.H.S. 52 Somerset 64 F.H.S. 71 Feehan 61 F.H.S. 57 Holy Family 67 F.H.S. 73 Case 60 F.H.S. 58 Connolly 90 F.H.S. FIELD 2 HOCKEY Gerrard 0 F.H.S. 2 Stang 4 F.H.S. 0 New Bedford 7 F.H.S. 1 Westport 1 F.H.S. 0 Dartmouth 3 F.H.S. 0 Gerrard 8 F.H.S. 0 Stang 7 F.H.S. 1 New Bedford 2 BASEBALL F.H.S. 4 Stang 5 F.H.S. 2 Coyle 16 F.H.S. 9 Feehan 2 F.H.S. 0 Seekonk 3 F.H.S. 4 Wareham 5 F.H.S. 1 Connolly 0 F.H.S. 1 Case 2 F.H.S. 0 Dighton Rehoboth 5 F.H.S. 6 Stang 5 F.H.S. 1 Dartmouth 2 F.H.S. 0 Coyle 7 F.H.S. 5 Feehan 0 F.H.S. 0 Case 7 F.H.S. 6 Wareham 7 F.H.S. 4 Seekonk 9 F.H.S. 6 Connolly 2 F.H.S. 5 Dartmouth 4 F.H.S. 2 Dighton Rehoboth 3 GIRLS BASKETBALL F.H.S. 20 Wareham 47 F.H.S. 14 New Bedford 55 F.H.S. 38 Dartmouth 43 F.H.S. 54 St. Anthony 24 F.H.S. 40 Westport 54 F.H.S. 37 Holy Family 29 F.H.S. 60 Voke 31 F.H.S. 22 Stang 60 F.H.S. 26 New Bedford 48 F.H.S. 28 Dartmouth 39 F.H.S. 57 St. Anthony 39 F.H.S. 56 Westport 25 F.H.S. 62 Holy Family 29 F.H.S. 46 Voke 14 F.H.S. 53 Wareham 24 F.H.S. 26 Stang 51 II ■ i: • r | . ■; ' 1 •-3r, i Hold fast to dteams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Langston Hughes c I a s s 0 f f c e r s H u t t S t a f f !MI Gophomores FRONT: Sec. R. Mellody l. to R.: Treas. J. Medeiros Pres. J. Canastra V.P. L. Cabral Executive Board FRONT, l. to R.: P. Bennett P. Medeiros ROW 2: S. Ransom G. Lawton S. Marujo L. to R.: D. Renaud S. Marujo NOT PICTURED: M. DePina 54 Class of ' 77 Congratulations to the Graduating Class! We wish each of you success, good fortune, and prosperity for many years to come. We will miss seeing you in the halls of Fairhaven High School. We, the class of 1 977, are so proud to have at long last entered this great school. For nine years we have dreamed, and now that dream is a reality. We love you, Fairhaven High School. We took a “giant step” in September, 1974, and in our brief time here we are proud of our accomplishments — PROUD of our young men and women athletes — PROUD of our Homecoming float — and, yes, even PROUD of our teachers and administrators who work so hard to help us. Now, we are anxious to order our class rings; a sign that we finally belong. The Class of “77“ is looking forward to two more exciting, fun- filled, hard-working years at Fairhaven High School. 55 Huff Qtaff L. to R.: S. Murray T. Flavin K. Lopes J. Diggle M. Hession Class Officers L. to R.: Sec. M. Manley V.P. A. Almeida Treas. L. Adams Pres. J. Hennessy Executive Board L. to R.: M. Demers S. Le Blanc K. Costa A. Brault L. Healy K. Lopes L. Tobertga D. Costa W. Silva We began our Junior year excited at the prospects of our various class projects. With enthusiasm, we sold mints to raise money for our prom and other future events; we worked hard on our class float. Receiving our class rings was one of the highlights of this year. As our Junior year comes to a close, we look back on all of our experiences with the hope that these will provide us with a strong base for accomplishment in our Senior year. We offer our best wishes for health and prosperity to the graduating class. 7 Do My Thing I Am Not in This World to Live Up to Your Expectations and You Are Not in This World to Live Up to Mine . You Are You and I Am I and if by Chance We Find Each Other, It ' s Beautiful F. S. Peris Bookends .Time it was and what a time it was It was: A time of innocence A time of confidences Long ago it must be I have a photograph Preserve your memories They ' re all that ' s left you. . . Simon and Garfunkel Junior Day Junior Day was very special to us as we awaited our new roles as seniors. What would next year be like? We could only guess. The tension mounted as our class President Charles Kurz accepted the class mantle. It was a beautiful sight to see with all the men in suits and all the women in white dresses. 60 and Prom The theme of our Junior Prom was Dancing in the Moonlight. As the candles shone through the frosted glass, the court was announced and the queen was chosen. Reigning over the prom as our queen was Lisa Wojcik. A good time was had by all. 61 HI Senior Class Officers Our Senior Class Officers are: President, Larry Ashley; Vice-President, Danny DePina; Secretary, Karen Bollea; Treasurer, Joan Olival. Our officers and executive board worked hard to make our senior year a successful one. They made all the arrangements for our senior activities. We are grateful to them for their efforts. Senior Class Executive Board 62 American Field Service Veronika Greis and Marie Vaudry. This year at Fairhaven High School we had a foreign exchange student from Austria. Veronika Greis was born in Mistelvach, Austria which is a small town north of Vienna. She was born on November 21,1 955. She is taking the college course at the present time and plans to go into the field of business management. Veronika is very impressed with our country. People have been very friendly toward her during her stay here. When comparing school in the United States and Austria, Veronika finds that there is a much more relaxed atmosphere in our schools. She says that there is a good relationship between teachers and students here. She enjoys books and school and is very eager to learn. We hope that she enjoys her stay in Fairhaven. Veronika is staying with Marie Vaudry, a senior at F.H.S. Peter Hemingway spent last summer representing F.H.S. as an exchange student to Paraguay, South America. He stayed at the home of Mrs. Esther Fernandez of Encarnacion, a major city of Paraguay. Attending the Central Regional Public School of Encarnacion, he found it to be much more conservative than American schools. The escape from the American way of life was restful and the trip proved to be an enjoyable experience. Sandra Tillett spent two months in Germencik, Turkey. She stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kemal Pehlivanoglu. There were no schools in session during her visit. Sandy visited the ruins of Ancient Roman wars and was very impressed by the beautiful countryside and the mountains. Sandy didn’t go out much during her stay because Turkish girls are supposed to stay inside the house. The only days they are outside are on Thursday and Sunday. On Thursday the women go shopping. Most of their shopping is done in open air markets. On Sunday the family goes to the beach. It was an enjoyable experience for Sandy and she was glad to have had the opportunity to visit a foreign country. 63 Class History After four years of high school, we can look and remember the good and bad times we’ve gone through together. As freshmen, we assumed the role of high school students when we elected our first class officers for 1971-1 972. The president was Mike Pelletier assisted by Jimmy Hebert. Beth Brown was elected secretary. Judy Macedo became treasur er to handle the money from our class project, the sale of fire extinguishers and candy. The First Executive Board consisted of Carol Benoit, Tove Bo, Karen Bollea, Carol Gifford, Laurie Gonet, Joan Olival, and Sandy Tchorz. In ninth grade we held our first class dance to celebrate winning the football championship. Feud was the featured group and the dance was a success. Mr. Sylvia, our class advisor, helped us with the details of the dance. He also guided us with the production of our first yearbook. It was entitled “everything you always wanted to know about the 1 972 freshman class but were afraid to ask. Our first glimpse of life at F.H.S. began on Orientation Day. Most of us were awed by the architecture of the school and we soon learned to appreciate its beauty. Mrs. Mello and Mrs. Lister were assigned as our class advisors and our new officers began their job. Our sophomore class president was John Alexion. Larry Ashley was elected vice-president. Carol Benoit was secretary and Judy Macedo was treasurer. Executive Board for 1972- 1973 was made up of nine members. They were Danny Depina, Polly Ducary, Carol Gifford, Judy Lister, Janet Martin, Susan Nolin, Sandy Tillett, and Jane Valley. These people and the members of the Float Committee worked hard for our first success at F.H.S. Our float, “Hang Stang,” proudly took third place in the annual contest at the championship football game. After the excitement of football season, we undertook our class project, selling assorted chocolates. Before the close of school in our sophomore year, we anxiously ordered our class rings. The following September we became upperclassmen. Junior class president was Charles Kurz and Larry Ashley was vice-president. Karen Bollea was chosen as secretary with Judy Macedo once again treasurer. This year ten students were elected to the Executive Board. They were Tove Bo, Beth Brown, Danny Depina, Carol Gifford, Laurie Gonet, Alan Jackson, Kathy Manley, Joan Olival, Sandy Shurtleff, and Lisa Wojcik. Everyone waited eagerly for October 4, 1 973, the day we were to receive our new class rings. They symbolized the pride we displayed in being a part of Fairhaven High School. The next step as juniors was the beginning of our class project. We had a choice of paying dues or selling M M’s. Our project was a success and gave us a comfortable sum in our class treasury. Now it was time to begin planning for the highlight of our junior year, the Prom. Dancing in the Moonlight was chosen for the theme and April 26, 1974, was the big day. We decorated the Larch Avenue Auditorium in shades of blue, and the tables were adorned with white tablecloths and candles. Couples danced to the music of the Gary Thomas Band. In the latter part of the evening, all eyes turned to Larry Ashley as he mounted the stage to announce the Queen ' s Court. It consisted of Carol Benoit, Tove Bo, Karen Bollea, Polly Ducary, Carol Gifford, Laurie Gonet, Tina Kubel, and Judy Lister. Other members were Judy Macedo, Kathy Manley, Janet Martin, Joan Olival, Paula Paquette, Sandy Shurtleff, Marie Vaudry, and Lisa Wojcik. The time came to announce the queen and suspense mounted. Lisa Wojcik was crowned queen and Judy Macedo attended as her Lady-In-Waiting. Junior Day was scheduled for May 31,1974, and it was on this day that we officially became seniors at Fairhaven High School. Charles Kurz accepted the traditional mantle from Bruce Amaral. The College Book Club Award was presented to Lisa Wojcik and the Harvard Book Club Award was presented to Daniel Ferreira. The senior class of 1974 concluded their last day of high school and we were ready to take their place. For our senior officers, we chose Larry Ashley as president with Danny Depina as his assistant. Karen Bollea was elected secretary and Joan Olival was treasurer. The Senior Executive Board consisted of Marie Alvarez, Jack Bellotti, Carol Gifford, Jack Honohan, Kathy Manley, Sandy Shurtleff, and Lisa Wojcik. Once these positions were established, we began work on our project for the year. We decided to sell M M’s again because our junior project was so successful. Tryouts were held in November for the senior play. “You Were Born on a Rotten Day was selected for production and it was to be directed by Miss Richards, an aide in the English Department. The cast presented the play February 8 and 9, 1975. Spring arrived and with it came graduation rehearsals in preparation for our last day of high school. Junior Day was held on June 4, 1 975, and the Senior Prom was held the same night at Hawthorne Country Club. Granite Fox provided the music for dancing. Graduation took place on June 8, 1 975. It is impossible to forget that good day when we left a world of innocence behind us and entered the world of adults. Class Will THE ACCOUNTING III, PERIOD 7 CLASS, leaves Mrs. Lister with a life-time typing course. JACKY BISSON leaves her platform shoes to anyone who thinks they can walk well enough without breaking their neck. JOANNE BELANGER leaves. JACKIE GAGNON leaves Mr. Losert in peace (finally). CHIP and JOEDY leave their monitor post outside Mr. Grabiec’s office to anyone who can stand the aggravations. SUE NOLIN, CINDY PITTSLEY, and SUE MEDEIROS leave “Garou-Garou” to Mr. Dufour. SUSAN NOLIN leaves Mr. Marchand and Mr. Drouin in peace. MICHELLE, SUE, SANDY, LEIGH, PETER, and DANNY leave Friday morning Triple Quartet rehearsals to the people who can handle them. RUTH TAYLOR leaves her scatter brains to whoever can find them. KATHY MEDEIROS leaves her crutches to anyone who needs them. SHARON ADESSO leaves her height to Lori Viera. CHRIS HAMMOND leaves laughing. KATHY CYR leaves wishing all the yearbook money was hers. LORI KISLA and SANDY TCHORZ leave happily. KATHY and BENTE leave their English seats in Rm. 8A to any two friends who can hack it for three years. BARBARA, LIZ, MARIANNE, and ANGELA leave the Bruins to next years fans. MARTHA WOLANSKI and RUTH TAYLOR leave their job as manager to anyone who can handle the hassles. LUKE JANUSZ leaves SHOCKED!!! THE SEVEN SENIOR CHEERLEADERS leave the lights on one last time for Mr. Jenny. KATHY MANLEY leaves her lunch periods to anyone who enjoys eating out everyday. MARTHA WOLANSKI leaves the presidency of the French Club to Terry Flavin. LOREN, JACK, and LARRY leave their rides in the gym to anyone who wants to take a spin. DAVID GARRO leaves his sick jokes to whoever wants to tell them. The 1974 CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL TEAM leaves the Super Bowl for next year’s team. DANNY DEPINA leaves F.H.S. permanently instead of just temporarily. LARRY ASHLEY leaves his place as a class politician to his brother. MR. HAALAND’S FIRST PERIOD PHYSICS CLASS leaves him a book of excuses for his unsuccessful experiments. JANET MARTIN leaves her mother behind. DEBBIE BRAZIL leaves her contact lenses to Kristen Kroschell. LISA WOJCIK leaves her sick puns to Janet Haydon. RONNIE STAPLETON finally leaves F.H.S. ANDY COSTAKES leaves his goalie position to any guy who can do as great a job. TONY ROBERTS leaves his butterflies and lace to Ray Canastra. GILLY leaves GIZMO to his brother Jeff. PAULA GOULET leaves her baton and whistle to next year’s head majorette. LOREN DECKER leaves the “Spray” and heads for an insane asylum. TINA KUBEL leaves her position as head cheerleader to Debbie Costa. BENTE JENSEN leaves the HUTTLESTONIAN to next year’s editor. Good Luck! Ptolemy The Sch ° o1 Board The Critical Analysis Yvonne You Bom a Day 66 The Classroom Connie Constellation Were on Rotten 11 l Ilf V, | h j 1 : J ' 1 I 1 ' 1 : if ' ! |; | Vera Helen and Fred Connie and Miss Marks Claude P. Jones 67 High Honors Carol Gifford Peter Hemingway Janet Martin Susan Medeiros Joan Porte Mary Rapoza Honors John Alexion Bente Jensen Joanne Belanger Lorraine Kisla Deborah Brazil Judith Macedo Beth Brown Marianne Makara Angela Calheta Alan Mitchell John Cecil Susan Nolin Kathy Cyr Diane Pearce Loren Decker Deborah Pepin Kim DeJesus Cynthia Pittsley Daniel Ferreira Cynthia Rebello Elizabeth Fortes Marie Vaudry Michael Hurley Lisa Wojcik Luke Janusz ijf ijd {(diand Look out, everyone, that camera could be dan¬ gerous. June 5, 1956 Ambition: To become a top-notch photographer Suppressed Desire: To photograph Cybill Shepherd Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else Salient Characteris¬ tic: Camera Probable Fate: Playboy photogra¬ pher Marriages are made in heaven. June 16, 1957 Ambition: To go to Europe Sup¬ pressed Desire: To marry Stephen and have a happy marriage Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than others Fondest Memory: Getting our class rings Salient Characteristic: Petiteness Probable Fate: Wife of the Jolly Green Giant (dfedui .y(tvmn Nothing worries him, nothing hurries him. ' February 25, 1957 Ambition: To be a doctor Suppressed Desire: To be able to save my money Pet Peeve: Trying to save my money Fondest Memory: Skipping school Junior year and going to Horseneck Salient Characteristic: Wordy Prob¬ able Fate-. Bankrupt doctor c Mtbdeu, (dfl. A hand to execute any mischief. Doctor J” October 2, 1956 Ambition: To go to college Suppressed Desire: To play professional basket¬ ball Pet Peeve: Having a losing season Fondest Memory: ' 72-72 Division II Championship Salient Characteristic: Athletic ability Probable Fate: Water boy for the New York Knicks A good friend to those who know her. September 6, 1 957 Ambition: To become a great skier and ski in the winter Olympics; to travel around the world Suppressed Desire: To live in a small chalet in the Swiss Alps Pet Peeve: Monitoring with a certain someone Fondest Mem¬ ory: Mr. Barriteau ' s Spanish IV class; watching kids trip up the stairs; being a majorette Salient Characteristic: Eyebrows Probable Fate: Chairlift operator $ • 69 J)mniA Remember, Napoleon was a little man. February 27, 1957 Ambition: To be successful Suppressed Desire: To see the Universe Pet Peeve: Getting up to go to school Fondest Mem¬ ory: Graduation Salient Characteristic: Silence Probable Fate: Auctioneer PKwPPis{lm “I could never be bored with life.” August 15, 1 957 Ambition: To travel Pet Peeve: Cocky people Fondest Memory: Sneaking out at lunch Salient Characteristic: Van Probable Fate: Truck driver To him the world is made for fun and frolic. “Steve July 15, 1 957 Ambition: To be a business exec¬ utive making $450 per week Suppressed Desire: To be successful; to travel Pet Peeve: Term papers; spending money unnecessarily; people who say things they ' re not supposed to say Fond¬ est Memory: Winning an Advisory Council posi¬ tion Salient Characteristic: Controversial Proba¬ ble Fate: Pencil Salesman PuAOn ( P(lkLckL lm “She’s a friendly little headache! “Sue December 18, 1957 Ambition: To become a legal secretary Suppressed Desire: To grow a few inches taller Pet Peeve: People who make fun of others Fondest Memory: Being chosen President of the 1975 Distributive Education Class Salient Characteristic: Tiny Probable Fate: To die laugh¬ ing Life is too short to be small.” “Little One November 18, 1957 Ambition: To get out of school Suppressed Desire: To grow taller Pet Peeve: People over 5 feet Fondest Memory: Los¬ ing both my shoes at a high school dance Salient Characteristic: Height Probable Fate: Psychiatrist 70 ijauwnce ijeonaU And ade The happy breed of men . . January 1 2, 1 957 Ambition: To be a truck driver Suppressed Desire: To travel Pet Peeve: Getting ripped off Fondest Memory: Honda 450 Salient Characteristic: Beard Probable Fate: Member of Hell ' s Angels fjdmi y. A tnitJmg The hand that follows intellect can achieve. Hed August 23, 1956 Ambition: Commercial Artist Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world and visit every country Pet Peeve: People who can’t accept other people for what they are Fond¬ est Memory: The expression on Mr. Albritton ' s face when I came into aftersession after skipping periods 5, 6, and 7 Salient Characteristic: Mas¬ terful hands Probable Fate: Shoe Designer catena A girl a day keeps the homework away. Larry August 25, 1956 Ambition: To join the Navy Suppressed Desire: To own the store that Danny D. wants to be a meat cutter in Pet Peeve: When you ' re doing someone a favor and they tell you to hurry up Fondest Memory: Racing Tony and his Pinto with my Volkswagon down Larch Ave. after school Salient Characteristic: Leadership Proba¬ ble Fate: A girl in every port “The meek shall inherit the earth.” March 30, 1957 Ambition: To be successful in any career I may choose and to live a happy life Suppressed Desire: To have a hayfever attack when I do have kleenex handy; to be able to scream out my many frustrations when the school is empty and to hear my echo answer me back Pet Peeve: Those who overlook the feelings of others Fondest Memory: Mrs. McCollester’s sew¬ ing classes and my Junior and Senior years Sal¬ ient Characteristic: Sweetness Probable Fate: Opera Singer April 13, 1957 Ambition: To succeed in bass guitar Suppressed Desire: To travel around the country Pet Peeve: Getting up at 7 o ' clock in the morning Fondest Memory: Graduation Salient Characteristic: Hair Probable Fate: Musician SdmdAufd, Aft- ' Ind ividuality is the root of everything good. 71 “Why take life seriously? You ' ll never get out of it alive.” August 19, 1957 Ambition: To be successful Suppressed Desire: To travel Pet Peeve: School Salient Characteristic: Rowdy Probable Fate: Soda Jerk “No matter what others may be, she is herself.” May 5, 1 957 Ambition: To be a Medical Secre¬ tary Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world after college Pet Peeve: Running to Period 2 English class Fondest Memory: Having good times when I was a little girl Salient Characteris¬ tic: Wavy hair Probable Fate: Director of Lum- bard at St. Luke ' s CM ' aajnmJ ( ,Baht rv “Three days of the week I don’t worry, yester¬ day, today, and tomorrow.” August 20, 1957 Ambition: Playboy Photogra¬ pher Pet Peeve: Mr. Burr ' s smelly dark room Fondest Memory: Junior Day, 1974 Salient Char¬ acteristic: Hair Probable Fate: Police Officer “Patience and gentleness are powers. April 11,1957 Ambition: To graduate from col¬ lege Suppressed Desire: To be a great pianist Pet Peeve: Homework, work, cliques Fondest Mem¬ ory: Our football rallies Salient Characteristic: Tyroleans Probable Fate: Liberace ' s sidekick “Good nature is the foundation of all good things.” “Jack June 1 9, 1 957 Ambition: To live and not simply exist Suppressed Desire: To own the largest harem in the world Pet Peeve: Being late Fondest Memory: The first weekend at U. Mass.; Junior Day at Brandt Island Salient Characteristic: Good-natured Probable Fate: Priest Gvi i Ann ( Pxmit “A redhead with a spirit, not a temper. Buns April 16, 1957 Ambition: To become a nurse Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; to live out in the country in a big old house Pet Peeve: People who are prejudiced Fondest Mem¬ ory: 1970-1971; Bente’s party Salient Character¬ istic: Red hair Probable Fate: Veterinarian on a farm “Homework fascinates me; I can sit and look at it all day. October 22, 1955 Ambition: To someday own a full race Z28 Camaro Suppressed Desire: To own my own recording studio on the West coast Pet Peeve: Getting up for school on Monday morning after a long weekend Fondest Memory: Going to New York with Miss Campbell ' s Con¬ temporary Affairs class in ' 73 Salient Characteris¬ tic: Cars Probable Fate: Mechanic gfyL LSBMl Music is the language of the soul. “Bicknell” May 7, 1957 Ambition: To become a social worker and to help people help themselves Sup¬ pressed Desire: To get higher marks than Peter Pet Peeve: People who try to be someone they ' re not Fondest Memory: Football and basketball games; Mr. Santos and Triple Quartet practice Salient Characteristic: Voice Probable Fate: Sing¬ ing Nun I agree with no man ' s opinion, I have some of my own. Jacky February 18, 1957 Ambition: Nursing or Medi¬ cal Technology Suppressed Desire: To dance with the Russian ballet and to be made immortal like Anna Pavlova with my dancing Pet Peeve: People who let others walk all over them; people who don ' t stand up for what they believe in Fondest Memory: Looking back on the past three years, the hysteria, the tears, the good with the bad, and how we’ve all grown up to tell the difference Salient Characteristic: Jean skirt Probable Fate: Mid-wife “Modesty, courtesy, and sincerity are here all rolled into one.” July 12, 1956 Ambition: To be a nurse Sup¬ pressed Desire: To travel across country Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than oth¬ ers and have no consideration of others ' feelings Fondest Memory: Danny Burns ' parties; sopho¬ more year Salient Characteristic: Smile Probable Fate: Welcome Wagon hostess 73 Happy-go-lucky; easy-go-free; nothing on earth bothers me. October 1 8, 1956 Ambition: To become a legal secretary Suppressed Desire: To be a millionaire, to live in a big house with Polly Pet Peeve: The girls’ locker room in the morning Fondest Mem¬ ory: Summer of ' 74; Mrs. Borowiec Salient Char¬ acteristic: Easy going Probable Fate: Forest ranger at Miles Standish “I say little, but who knows what I think. January 29, 1957 Ambition: To be an accoun¬ tant Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than others Salient Characteristic: Seriousness Probable Fate: Mrs. Martin’s bookkeeper Those eyes.” Norm October 23, 1956 Salient Characteristic: Blue eyes Probable Fate: Hypnotist “Her sign is a laugh, a giggle, or a smile.” Deb March 30, 1 957 Ambition: To become a C.P.A. Suppressed Desire: To coach the Los Angeles Rams Pet Peeve: Long lunch lines; losing football games Fondest Memory: Being a cheerleader at F.H.S. Salient Characteristic: Contacts Probable Fate: Playboy bunny “Individuality is the root of everything. September 12, 1957 Ambition: To be a social worker Suppressed Desire: To be wealthy and to travel Pet Peeve: People who put down people different from themselves Fondest Memory: The day someone dropped a quart of whiskey Salient Characteristic: Walk Probable Fate: Broke trav¬ eler $ 74 2)enni6 fR dand C B)etm He finds presence in school on unnecessary evil.” October 26, 1955 Ambition: To fly planes Sup¬ pressed Desire: Fly for the Navy Fondest Mem¬ ory: Skipping school Salient Characteristic: Cow¬ boy boots Probable Fate: Janitor at TWA GPmleA ( B An He has a smile for every friend, and a friend for every smile. August 21, 1957 Ambition: To own my own music store Suppressed Desire: To play bass for a rock band and have Rabbi Costa as drummer Pet Peeve: Working at A W when I could be at a party Fondest Memory: Skipping school and going to Horseneck Beach Salient Characteristic: Handsome Probable Fate: Guitarist for the Salva¬ tion Army Band “Give her a basketball and she’s in her glory. August 22, 1 957 Ambition: To pursue a career in the field of science Suppressed Desire: To have an undefeated season in all girls ' athletics at F.H.S. Pet Peeve: People who make false accusa¬ tions about other people Fondest Memory: Play¬ ing girls ' varsity basketball for 3 years; basket¬ ball camp Salient Characteristic: Laugh Probable Fate: Spanish Teacher There’s mischief in his smile.” October 1 8, 1 957 Ambition: To become a man of knowledge and to live a happy life Suppressed Desire: To be a cheerleader! Pet Peeve: People! Fondest Memory: 1 973 A.V. strike; Tennis Team Salient Characteristic: Freck¬ les Probable Fate: Head cheerleader for the A.V. team Of such a merry, nimble spirit.” “Ang May 30, 1957 Ambition: To become a secre¬ tary or an accountant Suppressed Desire-. To go one on one against Paul Westphal; to play for the Celtics Pet Peeve: Prejudiced people; snob¬ bish people Fondest Memory: Sophomore Math with Chief Salient Characteristic: Westphal Probable Fate: President of the Buddy Thomas Fan Club 75 ( anobbiCu, fj). Change your pleasure but never change your friends. Gilly June 28, 1956 Ambition: To marry Patty and have twin football players Suppressed Desire: To be coach of the NY Giants Pet Peeve: Running extra sprints Fondest Memory: October 3, 1973 at Snow ' s Pond with Patty Salient Characteristic: Friendliness Probable Fate: Father of twenty cheerleaders 6 ilfiew CjiWij She is very fond of the company of men.” Wheatstock October 24, 1957 Ambition: To be a Medical Secretary Suppressed Desire: To own a Porsche Pet Peeve: Prejudiced people; girls’ locker room at 2:10 Fondest Memory: Junior year Salient Characteristic: Hair Probable Fate: Used car saleswoman 0L Geed Our ideals are our better selves. Beanie” April 28, 1 957 Ambition: To become a set designer in the film industry Suppressed Desire: To become a man of knowledge in agreement with the world Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Fondest Memory: The A.V. members devotion to the “Chief” Salient Characteristic: Intelligence Probable Fate: Director of Beanie and Cecil B uci GKmpeufr “I’m not lazy. I’m just saving my energy.” July 30, 1957 Ambition: Technician Suppressed Desire: To be a doctor Pet Peeve: Tripping onto the bus Fondest Memory: Mr. Marchand’s class Salient Characteristic: Hockey Probable Fate: Owner of the New Bedford Rink QGUU “A good laugh is sunshine in a house.” “Tina” June 11, 1957 Ambition: To go away to col¬ lege and graduate Suppressed Desire: To be a cheerleader again Pet Peeve: Having to go to work after a football game (especially when we win) Fondest Memory: March 8, 1974 and Cheer¬ ing Camp Salient Characteristic: Cheering Proba¬ ble Fate: Dentist ienie The principal business of life is to enjoy it. Flo November 12, 1956 Ambition: To be a book¬ keeper Suppressed Desire: To live in a teepee Pet Peeve: People who think they know it all Fondest Memory: Falling in the boys’ gym during a gym class Salient Characteristic: Bowling alley Proba¬ ble Fate: Pro bowler Return (kUmi CPmettt ' Be silent and safe; silence never betrays you.” “Steve July 11, 1957 Ambition: To sail in the America ' s Cup Race Fondest Memory: Mr. Boyce’s Chemis¬ try class Salient Characteristic: Silence Probable Fate: World’s fastest dish washer Boys will be boys. “Teddy June 30, 1956 Ambition: To be a fireman in Roxbury Suppressed Desire: To wrestle a bear Salient Characteristic: Truck Probable Fate: Smo- key the Bear Life without laughter is a dreary blank. Shay Shay April 23, 1957 Ambition: To be a hairdresser Suppressed Desire: To tell off a customer when he gives me a hard time Pet Peeve: People who don’t listen when I talk to them Fondest Memory: When Wayne asked me to go steady and gave me his ring Salient Characteristic: Burger Chef Probable Fate: Wayne ' s wife dS. (S$$LriA His car is his first love. The Seed November 4, 1956 Ambition: To travel Sup¬ pressed Desire: To put a V-8 in my Toyota Pet Peeve: Getting called to move my car Fondest Memory: Getting fired Salient Characteristic: White Toyota Probable Fate: Manager of Mam¬ moth Mart 77 oEtep(le i ' )E (Eonteis Forgetting trouble is the way to cure it.” “Steve November 11,1 955 Ambition: To graduate Suppressed Desire: To streak through the teach¬ ers ' room, and break the coffee machine Pet Peeve: Burger Chef on fun night Fondest Memory: The Summer of ' 72 Salient Characteristic: Flirta¬ tious Probable Fate: Manufacturer of Streaker Sneakers (Edta “Her future is planned . . . third finger left hand. “Cindy February 1 5, 1 957 Ambition: To become a Social Worker Suppressed Desire: To marry Jeff Pet Peeve: People who hurt others and think noth¬ ing of it Fondest Memory: Going to the Junior Prom with Jeff; February 14, 1973 Salient Char¬ acteristic: Jeff Probable Fate: Housewife .yfndw.w r K Without him the world would be a little duller! Andy” May 9, 1957 Ambition: To play professional hockey Suppressed Desire: To give the whole fac¬ ulty aftersession Pet Peeve: Square Dancing in Gym; Room 7 Study Salient Characteristic: Hockey Probable Fate: Goalie for the NHL expansion team in Greece cAfiefmd ( “ 7 Gate “I’m not lazy, I ' m just saving my energy. Mike” April 16, 1955 Ambition: Don ' t give me any ideas Suppressed Desire: To live on a Mountain Pet Peeve: Short hair; nowhere critics Fondest Memory: If any — mini Salient Characteristic: Absence Probable Fate: Who knows? SDum Gmt “I say what I feel.” September 22, 1957 Ambition: Nursing Sup¬ pressed Desire: To become a singer Pet Peeve: People who say things they don’t mean Fondest Memory: Learning how to fall in a coffin for Oli¬ ver Salient Characteristic: Impersonations Prob¬ able Fate: Stand-in for Elvis 78 r K(itfAfn Gyi Ambition has no end.” Kathy December 7, 1956 Ambition: To be an Accoun¬ tant Suppressed Desire: To get a B in Mrs. Ran¬ dall ' s English Class Pet Peeve: People who don ' t do any work on the yearbook, but do all the com¬ plaining Fondest Memory: Mrs. Lister ' s Account¬ ing Classes; Mr. Duarte ' s Typing Classes; working on the Huttlestonian Salient Characteristic: Busi¬ ness Probable Fate: Treasurer of the U.S. ( PaJ )Yade PJPinj a I do as I please, and do it with ease. “Phantom February 8, 1 957 Ambition: To live the rest of my life in happiness and to have the money to do it Suppressed Desire: To sail around the world and to own my own island Pet Peeve: Baked potat oes and people who wear sunglasses at night Fondest Memory: Falling asleep at a foot¬ ball meeting Salient Characteristic: Sports Proba¬ ble Fate: Potato farmer on a deserted island PKmrffi PDouhAi The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Dawik November 23, 1 957 Ambition: To be an ocean¬ ographer Suppressed Desire: To buy the high school and make it into a hotel Pet Peeve: No talking in study Fondest Memory: 3 years of Spanish with Uncle Steve Salient Characteristic: Friendliness Probable Fate: Manager of Burger Chef ipm ! [PaulPDePze ' i “A friend is a masterpiece of nature. Ralph Radar October 4, 1957 Ambition: To be a journalist Suppressed Desire: To play left field for the Pitts¬ burgh Pirates Pet Peeve: Saturday morning band practices Fondest Memory: Just being with my friends Salient Characteristic: Blue eyes Probable Fate: Editor of the “Stranded Times” Sometimes quiet is an unquiet thing. January 2, 1 957 Ambition: Secretary Sup¬ pressed Desire: Airline Stewardess Pet Peeve: Having to stay in class with all my work done, when I could have been helping in the Addition Office Fondest Memory: Honor Society Room with Sandy and Sue Salient Characteristic: Inno¬ cence Probable Fate: Fotomate of the month 79 “Why should the devil have all the fun?” April 14, 1956 Ambition: To become a secre¬ tary Suppressed Desire: To live in Switzerland Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than oth¬ ers; prejudiced people Fondest Memory: The cor¬ ner on Larch Avenue; the day the streaker and I got to the door at the same time Salient Charac¬ teristic: Dimples Probable Fate: Director of St. Luke’s Hospital pRoteitS. SDeme w, Cj . ‘Adventures are to the adventurous. “Bob” April 17, 1957 Ambition: To play professional guitar Suppressed Desire: To sky-dive Pet Peeve: Loud, rowdy people Salient Characteristic: Streaking Probable Fate: Model for Fruit of the Loom ( J)aniP JPmti SDRPiMs “Witty, lively, full of fun, talk he will to everyone. “Danny” March 3, 1957 Ambition: To become a meat- cutter Suppressed Desire: To be a millionaire by the time I am 20 Pet Peeve: Sniptuit night; the Rochester Police Dept. Fondest Memory: Jr. Day weekend and Jr. Prom Salient Characteristic: Idealistic Probable Fate: Owner of taxi service ( R? Jina cRfokUb ( JR Pina “Friendship is the wine of life.” “Reggie March 3, 1957 Ambition: To be happy, healthy, and to work in the field of medicine Sup¬ pressed Desire: To be a doctor and have my own office; to own a big house in the country and have a big family Pet Peeve: People who don’t care about other people’s feelings; homeroom Junior year; studies Fondest Memory: Sophomore English class; 7th period; building the float; ever¬ yone and everything at F.H.S.; typing class with Mr. Duarte Salient Characteristic: Congeniality Probable Fate: Mr. Grabiec’s private secretary Jpjnn cUan PDeJin A horse, a horse, a kingdom for my horse. November 17, 1956 Ambition: To become a nurse Suppressed Desire: To become a surgeon Pet Peeve: People who embarrass me Fondest Memory: U.S. History; 7th period study Salient Characteristic: Horses Probable Fate: A.J. s sidek¬ ick 80 Believe me, my young friend, for there is noth¬ ing, absolutely no thing, half so much worth doing as simply messing around in boats.” Tony” May 11, 1957 Ambition: To become the cap¬ tain of a ship Suppressed Desire: To sail around the world Pet Peeve: Snobbish people Fondest Memory: Representing Fairhaven High at Boys ' State Salient Characteristic: Computers Probable Fate: Mr. Malcolm’s navigator £Dim “Little friends may prove to be great friends. Muscles” June 20, 1956 Ambition: To become a photog¬ rapher of children Suppressed Desire: To reach 5 ' 2 Pet Peeve: Fast drivers Fondest Memory: Having a surprise party for Mr. Silva and having him find us too soon with the cake. Right Linda, Joyce, and Maya!! Salient Characteristic: Broken arm Probable Fate: Playgirl photographer “Few serve Satan better than sleeping saints. Noodles” January 28, 1956 Ambition: Truck-driver Sup¬ pressed Desire: To get through Math Class Pet Peeve: Math Fondest Memory: Parties at West Island Salient Characteristic: Sleep Probable Fate: Successor to Rip Van Winkle cAfdinJa ( J)(A cSruitti She’s small, but whoever complained about the size of dynamite. September 20, 1957 Ambition: To become a secretary Suppressed Desire: To be a scientist Pet Peeve: People who push others around Fondest Memory: Falling up the stairs and losing a book Salient Characteristic: Frailness Probable Fate: Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde ' s private secretary 9U ' mu4. SDucmy A wee good-natured person. Polly November 20, 1957 Ambition: To see the world and become a Lab Technician Suppressed Desire: To live in the country on a big farm Pet Peeve: Hypocrites Fondest Memory: Going out to lunch every day with Karen and not getting caught Salient Characteristic: Eyes Probable Fate: Technician at White’s Farm 81 “Contentment is happiness. September 23, 1957 Ambition: To become a Physical Therapist Suppressed Desire: To forever remember each and every person that I have come to know and love throughout my three years at F.H.S. Pet Peeve: People who don ' t accept others for what they are Fondest Memory: Skipping study and going to Friendly ' s for lunch; the 1 973 Cheering Competition; my friends; receiving my class ring Salient Characteristic: Tal¬ kative Probable Fate: Orthodontist “People who make no noise are dangerous. “Mike August 30, 1956 Ambition: To be a painting contractor Suppressed Desire: To drive high speed performance cars Salient Characteristic: Silence Probable Fate: Driving school instructor £jm 8. 6 From the top of his crown to the soles of his shoes is a long way! “Jim August 25, 1955 Ambition: To be a social worker and help children from broken homes Suppressed Desire: To go find a Rocky Mountain Goat Pet Peeve: Parents who don ' t take time out for their children Fondest Memory: The trip to New York City with Miss Campbell’s first period Contemporary Affairs class Salient Characteristic: Heiaht Probable Fate: Soapbox derby official 8n£6 “Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. April 20, 1 957 Ambition: Air Force Suppressed Desire: To get married to Bonnie Pet Peeve: Being hassled Fondest Memory: Bonnie Salient Charac¬ teristic: Procrastination Probable Fate: Evel Kne- viel “The mildest manners and the gentlest heart.” Jan” December 11,1 955 Ambition: To help the handicapped Suppressed Desire: To travel and see the world Pet Peeve: Crowded locker rooms Fondest Memory: My first day at F.H.S. Salient Characteristic: Pleasantness Probable Fate: Ther¬ apist for the Red Cross. 82 Ta ia “Mischief thou art afoot. March 8, 1 957 Ambition: To do everything before it’s too late Suppressed Desire: To tour the country before doing anything else Pet Peeve: Study halls Fondest Memory: Mr. Haaland ' s class Salient Characteristic: Witty Probable Fate: Script writer for Mr. Boyce Life is just one darn thing after another. September 21,1956 Ambition: To make lots of money Suppressed Desire: To become a teacher Pet Peeve: Studying Fondest Memory: Smoking outside Salient Characteristic: Wine, women, and song Probable Fate: Mechanic “He’s such a good fellow, we wish he were twins. “Joe January 20, 1957 Ambition: Computer Techni¬ cian Suppressed Desire: To open up a liquor store in room 7 Pet Peeve: English Fondest Memory: Oceanography 2nd period 1 973-74 Salient Characteristic: Red Mustang Probable Fate: Bar¬ tender 2)anid8. ' Teneim Without music life would be a mistake. March 10, 1957 Ambition: To become a great musician Suppressed Desire: To lead the first suc¬ cessful A.V. strike Pet Peeve: People who com¬ plain Fondest Memory: Hoosac Valley Salient Characteristic: Music Probable Fate: Lead singer for Chicago “Let silence be my guide. May 13, 1957 Ambition: To become a nurse Suppressed Desire: To read books all my life Pet Peeve: People who bother others just to be “cool Fondest Memory: Mrs. McCollester’s fash¬ ion shows; Mr. Dufour’s “histoires vrais Salient Characteristic: Head bands Probable Fate: Librar¬ ian 83 “His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hardy sports or contest bold.” September 24, 1957 Ambition: Commercial Airline Pilot Suppressed Desire: To be Howard Hughes ' personal pilot Pet Peeve: Confusion Fondest Memory: Playing football for F.H.S. Sal¬ ient Characteristic: Beltless Probable Fate: Char¬ ter pilot for the Minnesota Vikings “Go on my friend and fear nothing.” February 19, 1957 Ambition: To become rich and famous Pet Peeve: Portuguese class Fondest Memory: Getting braces off the day before school started Salient Characteristic: Glasses Probable Fate: Prize fighter A sweet young girl is hard to find, but here is one to keep in mind. “Liz September 30, 1957 Ambition: To become a legal secretary Suppressed Desire: To have a date with Terry O’Reilly Pet Peeve: Moody and selfish people Fondest Memory: Decorating cakes for some of the teach.ers Salient Characteristic: Blue Spirit Probable Fate: Terry O ' Reilly ' s wife ( Dcw-id y iwm He knows not where his life leads him. Fry- May 6, 1 956 Ambition: To be rich Suppressed Desire: To become a cross-country truck driver Pet Peeve: Full days of school Fondest Memory: First day at F.H.S. Salient Characteristic: Project Orient Probable Fate: Truck driver jzfe m ( P uce Uuje ' i I am very fond of the company of ladies. Fry February 1, 1 955 Ambition: To go to a voca¬ tional school Suppressed Desire: To graduate Pet Peeve: Homeroom teachers Fondest Memory: Graduation day Salient Characteristic: Girls Probable Fate: Casanova 84 Softly speak and sweetly smile. April 13, 1956 Ambition: To show people a better way to live Suppressed Desire: To correct social injustices Pet Peeve: People who claim to be better than others Fondest Memory: Girls ' locker room at the end of school Salient Charac¬ teristic: Cello Probable Fate: Owner of Browne ' s “A smile that burst. June 17, 1957 Ambition: To become a nurse Suppressed Desire: To be a gym teacher Pet Peeve: Snobs Fondest Memory: Junior Prom and Junior Day Salient Characteristic: Bows Probable Fate: Replacement for Mrs. Dennie “Life is too short; why spend all day in school? “Jackie” February 25, 1 957 Ambition: To work with chil¬ dren and to be someone in life Suppressed Desire: To live in England with a certain someone and be happy for the rest of my life Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than others Fondest Memory: Mr. Losert’s math classes; the good times with Sue at F.H.S.; Bobby Salient Characteristic: Carefree Probable Fate: Nursery school teacher The grand essentials of life are: Something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for. December 4, 1957 Ambition: To teach the blind Suppressed Desire: To take wood shop and not cut anything off Pet Peeve: The cracked plastic chairs in 7A, when wearing a dress Fondest Mem¬ ory: Mrs. Borowiec and her week-end lectures Salient Characteristic: Neatness Probable Fate: Seeing-eye dog trainer “Though somewhat tardy, I perchance arrive. October 1 2, 1 957 Ambition: To run a day care center Suppressed Desire: To walk across the desks in Room 7 Pet Peeve: Stuck up people Fondest Memory: My friends Salient Characteris¬ tic: Tardiness Probable Fate: Owner of health room 85 ( l)auul ( 1). Qawnm A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and con¬ fident tomorrows. “Dave” December 6, 1957 Ambition: To continue play¬ ing hockey and get a good college education Suppressed Desire: To hike the Appalachian Trail Pet Peeve: People who think they’re really cool but never prove it Fondest Memory: Playing hockey and running track for F.H.S. Salient Char¬ acteristic: Good-natured Probable Fate: Ice cleaner for the Bruins SBenJmin Cj. Qakaa “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu¬ siasm. “Ben March 5, 1 955 Ambition: To play sports Sup¬ pressed Desire: Trying to remember the Tabor Academy game Pet Peeve: Camping with Jack H., Mark, Jack B., Terje, Carl, Danny, Charley, Larry Fondest Memory: Mr. Bender: “Rub some dirt on it!” Salient Characteristic: Sports-minded Probable Fate: Pro-boxer 2W, .A. (Jam “An hour for toil; a day for sports.” Bing February 8, 1957 Ambition: To lead a decent life Suppressed Desire: To have everyone as a good friend Pet Peeve: Someone without a sense of humor Fondest Memory: Meeting up with Paula Valerie Salient Characteristic: Kindhearted Probable F ate: Paula Valerie ' s bath towel SBahbam (Jean JauJwv To a young heart everything is fun “Barb” August 13, 1957 Ambition: To become a nurse Suppressed Desire: To have been able to go to the football game when we played Old Rochester Pet Peeve: Mondays Fondest Memory: Jr. Prom; when Marty went bananas” at lunch Salient Characteristic: Tony Probable Fate: Owner of a bakery SSU cAf. Jaudeau So mild, so strong, so good. Tom” March 12, 1957 Ambition: To become a forest ranger Suppressed Desire: To own a house in Hawaii Pet Peeve: Getting caught skipping class Fondest Memory: Getting an A in math Salient Characteristic: Quiet Probable Fate: Smokey the Bear ' s stand in 86 GuhtiS fj. QcuHfu( “Never say more than is necessary. October 25, 1957 Ambition: To be an Archae¬ ologist Suppressed Desire: To end all wars and to travel across the country for as long as I’m happy Pet Peeve: Two-faced people Salient Characteris¬ tic: Quietness Probable Fate: Digging up rem¬ nants after WW III O ' itei cAf QdinCiS “He who invented work should have finished it.” “Pete April 15, 1 957 Ambition: To get by in life, with¬ out having to work hard Suppressed Desire: To live in the mountains; to return to Austria Pet Peeve: F.H.S. being so conservative; riding in Janet ' s pink Volkswagon; burnt-out people Fond¬ est Memory: Being late 24 times and not getting aftersession Salient Characteristic: Tardiness Probable Fate: Organ grinder “Enthusiasm is a volcano on whose top never grows the grass of hesitation. May 26, 1957 Ambition: To be an interior dec¬ orator Suppressed Desire: To be Mr. Lanagan ' s assistant football coach Pet Peeve: People who put down jocks and then go see them play; 0-9 football seasons Fondest Memory: Becoming an F.H.S. cheerleader Salient Characteristic: Dependability Probable Fate: Redecorate the coaches ' office “I’m only young once, after that I ' ll have to think of another excuse. Bob January 10, 1957 Ambition: To become rich and live in California Suppressed Desire: To play left field for the Red Sox Pet Peeve.- English Fond¬ est Memory: Wednesday half days Salient Char¬ acteristic: Pudge Probable Fate: Peanut vendor at Fenway Park Personally, I don ' t know the secret of success, but I’m afraid it works. “Ronnie April 22, 1956 Ambition: To become rich Sup¬ pressed Desire: To play football Pet Peeve: Get¬ ting up early in the morning Fondest Memory: Going to New York in the 10th grade Salient Characteristic: Car Probable Fate: Janitor at Anthony School 87 ‘‘I have them at my fingers ' end. “Sue August 10, 1957 Ambition: To work for the F.B.I. or C.I.A. Suppressed Desire: To own an estate in Provo, Utah Pet Peeve: Conceited guys and cold showers Fondest Memory: Having three lunch shifts; walking down the corridors looking for a certain “somebody” Salient Characteristic: Nail polish Probable Fate: Fugitive “As I am; I will stay. March 16, 1957 Ambition: To become a lawyer Suppressed Desire: To cheer just one more year for Coach Lanagan’s football team; to go to camp next year with the cheerleaders Pet Peeve: Losing football games (especially Dartmouth); score, cheer; Linda Jason; Tapioca pudding; N.B.H.S. Fondest Memory: Becoming a cheer¬ leader; cheerleading camp Salient Characteristic.- Walk Probable Fate: Bama Quiet, but not an angel. “Karen” June 28, 1957 Ambition: To be someone worthwhile Pet Peeve: Being told what to do Fondest Memory: The corner before school Sal¬ ient Characteristic: Hair Probable Fate: Her own boss ( P(uA k (aue (fmk A twinkle in her eye, and a radiant personality.” May 8, 1957 Ambition: To become a nurse Suppressed Desire: To go camping in the moun¬ tains with just one other person; to travel around the world Pet Peeve: People who can ' t say “Hi Fondest Memory: The summer of ' 73; Majorettes Salient Characteristic: Baton Probable Fate: Going camping with Ewell Gibbons khotiAa Good natured like a summer day, she spreads it over all. November 21,1955 Ambition: To pass surprise quizzes Suppressed Desire: To become a politi¬ cian Pet Peeve: Surprise quizzes Salient Charac¬ teristic: Accent Probable Fate: First woman Presi¬ dent of the United States 88 A glass of champagne, always bubbling over. Chris April 25, 1957 Ambition: To teach art Sup¬ pressed Desire: To own a horse Pet Peeve: People who think that they ' re better than you are Fond¬ est Memory: Delivering mail to the boys ' shop Salient Characteristic: Laugh Probable Fate: Voice at the funhouse r iS(ux cA fakflot C J{men A good natured person is never out of place. Sue October 2, 1957 Ambition: To become a nurse Suppressed Desire: To raise Persian cats and Old English sheep dogs Pet Peeve: People who lie Fondest Memory: My friends Salient Characteris¬ tic: Scandinavian looks Probable Fate: Veterina¬ rian !ARjAaUtAtMtn “I came to school to get a general idea of things. “Rich” June 16, 1957 Ambition: To travel and see the world Suppressed Desire: To be a wealthy person Salient Characteristic: Nervousness Probable Fate: Pro golfer A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men. “Jimi” March 29, 1957 Ambition: To be a Forest ranger Suppressed Desire: To own a classic sports car Pet Peeve: Bad drivers Fondest Mem¬ ory: Camping in April of ' 74 Salient Characteris¬ tic: Little sportscar Probable Fate: Used car sales¬ man P ei ) V Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.” Duck October 19, 1957 Ambition: To become one with the Spirit, and help everyone else do it, too Suppressed Desire: To be a major league base¬ ball player Pet Peeve: People who talk alot and do nothing Fondest Memory: Hoosac Valley and the Love of the band Salient Characteristic: Music Probable Fate: Minister 89 “Come, come there’s mischief to be done. July 23, 1956 Ambition: To travel Suppressed Desire: To win the Lottery Pet Peeve: Snobby peo¬ ple Fondest Memory: Smoking and not getting caught. Salient Characteristic: Ronnie Probable Fate: Mrs. Gifford cAfiePaei ( )md cffiut “I do as I please, and I do it with ease. “Mike October 30, 1 957 Ambition: To be an electri¬ cian or meteorologist; to have money Suppressed Desire: To live in Australia Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Fondest Memory: Freshman year apple fight Salient Characteristic: Fernandes Probable Fate Millionaire fjoPm ' JPornfm I never like being hit without striking back. Jack” January 19, 1957 Ambition: To be a policeman Suppressed Desire: To play Pro Baseball Pet Peeve: 1st period gym class Fondest Memory: Bay State Basketball Tournament Salient Charac¬ teristic: Voice Probable Fate: Serpico Curiosity is the spice of life. Jessie” June 1 3, 1956 Ambition: To become a psychia¬ trist Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world Pet Peeve: Phony people Fondest Memory: Half days on Wednesday Salient Characteristic: Sly Probable Fate: A shrink cAfahiAv fimiPand To live long, it is necessary to live slowly. Maya December 13, 1956 Ambition: To have a fam¬ ily of my own someday Suppressed Desire: To stay with Rick forever Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than others Fondest Mem¬ ory: Going to New York with Miss Campbell in the 10th grade Salient Characteristic: Afterses¬ sion Probable Fate: Mother Superior at Our Lady ' s Haven 90 cAfjcfiael Nature made him what he is and never made another. Mike November 9, 1957 Ambition: To live happy and free Suppressed Desire: To travel around the country Pet Peeve: Those people who are unwill¬ ing to spend a little time to benefit those less for¬ tunate Fondest Memory: Hockey Season Salient Characteristic: Accent Probable Fate: Airplane Steward Boys will be boys. Ed July 28, 1957 Ambition: To be a wealthy oceanographer; to live and work in Florida Sup¬ pressed Desire: To graduate Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than anyone else Fond¬ est Memory: Junior Year Salient Characteristic: Diving Probable Fate: Jacques Cousteau ' s sidek¬ ick Home is a basketball court.” Me Everyday Ambition: Philosopher Suppressed Desire: For sure; you know it; Tsss! Pet Peeve: Conformity Fondest Memory: Dying or leaving the Platonic cave Salient Characteristic: Cane Probable Fate: Confucius Above all things a good fellow. “Greg October 5, 1957 Ambition: To become a Doc¬ tor of Medicine Suppressed Desire: To be a movie director Pet Peeve: Term papers; Saturday morn¬ ing band practices Fondest Memory: Football games; Hoosac Valley High Exchange Concert- Class of ' 75; Mr. Dufour’s French classes; Mr. Marchand; Mr. Boyce Salient Characteristic: Clumsiness Probable Fate: Celtics Coach She ' s always full of fun the noisy son-of-a-gun. September 22, 1 957 Ambition: To become an international airline stewardess and travel around the world Suppressed Desire: To be head cheer¬ leader for the Washington Redskins Pet Peeve: Losing any game in any sport; people with no spirit; Laurie Gonet; Chemistry Lab Salient Char¬ acteristic: Spirit Probable Fate: Owner of a drive- in 91 r Del))a y(nn “To speak her thoughts is every human ' s right. “Twiggy” February 27, 1957 Ambition: To be a Lab Tech¬ nician Suppressed Desire: To travel Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than anyone else and people who are two-faced. If you can’t have loyal friends why have friends at all!! Fond¬ est Memory: The day I got my own car Salient Characteristic: Petite Probable Fate: Boxer Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhood.” February 19, 1957 Ambition: To enjoy life to the fullest Suppressed Desire: To become a fash¬ ion model Pet Peeve: People who lie; people who cannot pronounce my name Fondest Memory: Summer of ' 74; reading our yearbook dedication Salient Characteristic: Yearbook Probable Fate: U.S. Ambassador to Denmark c jBtians (Joseph “Some think he’s bashful, others doubt it.” August 27, 1957 Ambition: To restore antique cars Suppressed Desire: To cross the country on a motorcycle Pet Peeve: Separate boys ' and girls’ stairs Salient Characteristic: Janet Probable Fate: Antique car dealer “Beware of her fair hair.” “Debbie August 1, 1957 Ambition: To become a legal secretary Suppressed Desire: To live a free and happy life Pet Peeve: Prejudiced people Fondest Memory: Mr. Barriteau’s class Salient Character¬ istic: Hair Probable Fate: Rapunzel “A new face is always welcome. August 1 2, 1 955 Ambition: Musician Sup¬ pressed Desire: To go to Berkley Pet Peeve: School systems Fondest Memory: Carol Costa Salient Characteristic: Guitar Probable Fate: Musician 92 min cAf. jKtiHa Born with the gift of laughter. “Lori February 21, 1957 Ambition: To help others Suppressed Desire: To be habitually happy; to fulfill an ambition Pet Peeve: Repression; term papers Fondest Memory: Summer vacations; good people at F.H.S. Salient Characteristic: Happy-go-lucky Probable Fate: Law enforcement officer His talents are in the field of sports. February 28, 1957 Ambition: To lead a happy and successful life Suppressed Desire: To have a cabin in the mountains Pet Peeve: People being referred to as “jocks Salient Characteristic.- Height Probable Fate: Rambler Dealer “Tomorrow to fresh woods and pastures new.” Tina November 4, 1 956 Ambition: To become a nurse Suppressed Desire: To someday live in New Hampshire Pet Peeve: People who are NEVER on time Fondest Memory: Starting on the girl’s bas¬ ketball Varsity team; becoming a F.H.S. Cheer¬ leader; becoming head Cheerleader and placing 3rd in the O.R.R.H.S. and Spencer Competitions Salient Characteristic: Reserved Probable Fate: Professional skier “A quiet boy is what they say. Phil July 4, 1957 Ambition: To own my father’s bus¬ iness Suppressed Desire: To graduate Pet Peeve: Getting kicked out of the parking lot Fondest Memory: My Junior year in the cafeteria; getting sent out nine times in one week Salient Character¬ istic: Cars Probable Fate: Auto body mechanic ( Pdl ' iuH fames ipuman His talents are of the silent kind.” June 26, 1957 Ambition.- To go on to college Suppressed Desire: To improve Pet Peeve: My car Fondest Memory: Senior Year Salient Character¬ istic: Newport Creamery Probable Fate: Succes¬ sor to Ernie 93 Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. “Polar Bear August 8, 1955 Ambition: To travel around the world Suppressed Desire: To marry Michael Pet Peeve: Snobbish people Fondest Memory: My friends Salient Characteristic: Scarves Probable Fate: Mother of two cubs “A blush is beautiful but often inconvenient. “Steve” October 16, 1957 Ambition: To make the most out of life Suppressed Desire: To be a straight A student Pet Peeve: Getting up in the Morning Fondest Memory: V.W. Salient Characteristic: Blush Probable Fate: Publisher of Playboy “For what we are, we are.” May 2, 1957 Ambition: To be a Veterinarian Suppressed Desire: To be rich Pet Peeve: Moni¬ tors in the lunch line Fondest Memory: Mrs. Sha¬ piro ' s 6th period English class Salient Character¬ istic: Dimple Probable Fate: Ambassador “She lives at ease.” “Rach September 17, 1956 Ambition: To work in the field of Music Suppressed Desire: To be a well- known, successful singer Pet Peeve: People who don ' t smile Fondest Memory: Woolworth’s Sal¬ ient Characteristic: Jeans Probable Fate: Owner of Harvest House g, ' M 7;i4 “I know I ' m not beautiful, but ten thousand boys can ' t be wrong. “Judy May 10, 1957 Ambition: To teach children with special needs Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world; to live in a big farmhouse out in the country without a care in the world Pet Peeve: Messy people Fondest Memory: Harassing my Spanish teacher; art classes Salient Charac¬ teristic: Flirt Probable Fate: A certain teacher’s model 94 e (JuJitfi {nn cA (rufJo “What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. Judy June 9, 1957 Ambition: To be happy and suc¬ cessful in everything I attempt Suppressed Desire: To be the mother of 3 football players and two cheerleaders Pet Peeve: Red, white and blue uni¬ form Fondest Memory: July 2, 1 971; Junior Prom; Football Championships Salient Character¬ istic: Charlie Probable Fate: Dear Abby He knows not where his life leads him. Minni Lap” April 18, 1 956 Ambition: To drive a Tonka Toy Suppressed Desire: To coach midget football Pet Peeve: Maggots Fondest Memory: Pee Wee Foot¬ ball Salient Characteristic: Football Probable Fate: Back for the Washington Redskins Follow me and thou shall not lack amusement. Ace September 21, 1957 Ambition: To be a profes¬ sional hockey player Suppressed Desire: To get through the corridors just one time without getting canned by the monitors Pet Peeve: F.H.S. moni¬ tors Fondest Memory: Parties Salient Characteris¬ tic: Eyes Probable Fate: Public relations man for General Motors Afaumi? cA (aloha “Sincerity and gaiety in one friendly person. “Mac October 26, 1 957 Ambition: To become a legal secretary; to travel Suppressed Desire: To play right wing on a line with John Danby and Bob Kelly Pet Peeve: Self-centered people Fondest Memory: “Archie” Salient Characteristic: Bruins Probable Fate: Referee for Bruins r Kdtlh(n ( PaWuUi J)(cMj When Irish eyes are smiling, sure they steal your heart away. “Kathy March 29, 1957 Ambition: To become a physi¬ cal education teacher Suppressed Desire: To get rich and to buy another Friendly ' s lot Pet Peeve: Watching F.H.S. lose football games; people who laugh at the girls’ basketball team Fondest Memory: Cheerleaders’ dance; beating Stang 41- 44 in my sophomore year Salient Characteristic: Spirit Probable Fate: Football manager at B.C. 95 Her hair, her manners, all who saw admired. December 25, 1957 Ambition: To be successful in all the fields I choose Suppressed Desire: To own a 914; to live in New York Pet Peeve: People who only think of themselves Fondest Memory: Summer of ' 74; my sophomore year; having Art twice a day Salient Characteristic: Hair Probable Fate: Santa ' s helper Man has his will, but woman has her way.” August 1 3, 1 957 Ambition: To be an inter¬ preter Suppressed Desire: To get an A on one of Mr. Malcolm ' s tests without having it scaled Pet Peeve: People who say that I can do anything I want because my mother works in the office Fondest Memory: Basketball camp with Beth and Sandy; Junior Prom Salient Characteristic: Sar¬ casm Probable Fate: Master of Foreign Language ({atj(e cAf(Vd cAfcdoti Quiet as a cyclone December 18, 1956 Ambition: To work in a day-care center Suppressed Desire: To be able to travel around the world Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else Fondest Memory: My friends Salient Characteristic: Talka¬ tive Probable Fate: Maid “A smile for every girl, and two for every fellow.” “Sue April 21,1 957 Ambition: To own my own busi¬ ness and become rich Suppressed Desire: To fly on a tour around the world Pet Peeve: English class Fondest Memory: Junior Prom Salient Char¬ acteristic: Bangs Probable Fate: Matchmaker Mwi 3). 3l ((iJi(uHhn She has her own ideas about everything. Cathy January 20, 1957 Salient Characteristic: Mar¬ ried Probable Fate: Gypsy 96 m ) (j uu “Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. “Skimo January 1, 1956 Ambition: To become a phar¬ macist Suppressed Desire: To become vice-princi¬ pal of F.H.S. Pet Peeve: Brian Santos Fondest Memory: Mrs. Chase ' s class Salient Characteris¬ tic: Strut Probable Fate: “Gold Miner S IL c Ayntt cA{edeiW “A true friend to those who know her. “Kathy June 20, 1 957 Ambition: To work with mentally retarded children Suppressed Desire: To be happy and successful Pet Peeve: People who embarrass me; getting up for school Salient Char¬ acteristic: Merriness Probable Fate: Manufacturer of Crutches “She ' s a friendly little headache. December 27, 1956 Ambition: To be a nurse Suppressed Desire: To get married in a field full of daisies; to have no regrets in life Pet Peeve: People who live in a make-believe world Fondest Memory: Mr. Barriteau ' s Spanish class Salient Characteristic: Turtles Probable Fate: Head Nurse on 3rd Medical C ' mn cA(ahw cA (edli ' iGS “All things are found within the wondrous world called Mind.” “Sue September 18, 1957 Ambition: To become a comic book artist Suppressed Desire: To become a millionaire at age 23 Pet Peeve: People step¬ ping on the backs of my shoes Fondest Memory: Art classes Salient Characteristic: Intelligence Probable Fate: Cartoonist for the Standard-Times ( ol)e t cJi(ena d “Why should life all labor be?” Bob November 24, 1 957 Pet Peeve: English Fondest Memory: Playing football Salient Characteristic: Clumsiness Probable Fate: Garbage collector 97 “What he wants most is to get out of school.” “Bob” January 27, 1956 Ambition: Truck driver Sup¬ pressed Desire: To be a Bozer Man Pet Peeve: 4th period English Class Fondest Memory 7th period Friday Salient Characteristic: Feet Probable Fate: Soda-Jerk y fwSon cAfitcfieM “People who make no noise are dangerous.” “Mitch” February 17, 1957 Ambition: Environmental Control Technician Suppressed Desire: To travel Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Fondest Memory: Staying on Long Pond Salient Charac¬ teristic: Blonde hair Probable Fate: Litterbug “Get away with what you can for as long as you can. September 17, 1957 Ambition: To grow old Suppressed Desire: To become rich Pet Peeve: School Salient Characteristic: Impulsiveness Prob¬ able Fate: Teacher They will rise high who strive for the highest places.” April 6, 1957 Ambition: To travel around the world Suppressed Desire: To own a yacht Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else Fondest Memory: The corner before school Salient Characteristic: Shoes Prob¬ able Fate: Captain of a Tugboat “She takes life with an easy swing, content with whatever it may bring.” September 9, 1957 Ambition: To get married and to live a happy life with Paul and the baby Suppressed Desire: To live out in the Country Pet Peeve: People who think that they are better than everyone Fondest Memory: My cooking class in my Sophomore and Junior years Salient Charac¬ teristic: Paul Probable Fate: Married Coordination at its finest. Chip February 1, 1957 Ambition: To do whatever I choose and to be successful Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world Pet Peeve: People who put down girls ' sports Fondest Memory: Jun¬ ior year and all the great kids at F.H.S. Salient Characteristic: Sports Probable Fate: Mrs. Mello’s gym aide “Three days of the week I don ' t worry . . . yes¬ terday, today, and tomorrow. Manny” June 16, 1956 Ambition: To own a Z.l. and to go to California Suppressed Desire: To own Rover, Inc. Pet Peeve: Running out of money Fondest Memory: Junior Day, 1 973 Salient Char¬ acteristic: Good-natured Probable Fate: Printer of U.S. currency To be closer to God, be closer to people. “Bernie November 25, 1956 Ambition: To become a legal secretary; to marry and raise a family Pet Peeve: People who put others down just because they are different Fondest Memory: Mrs. Borow- iec ' s typing II and Steno I classes Salient Charac¬ teristic: Crocheted clothes Probable Fate: Nun “I could talk myself to death.” March 3, 1 957 Ambition: To go to a business school or college and become a legal secretary Suppressed Desire: To have a happy successful life with Jimmy Pet Peeve: People who think they know it all Fondest Memory: Being with Jimmy Salient Characteristic: Pep Squad Probable Fate: Marrying the guy on the other end of the phone A little quiet, but full of fun. May 25, 1 957 Ambition: To become an archi¬ tect or an artist Suppressed Desire: To take a ride on the elevator Pet Peeve: Being asked if Max is my full first name Fondest Memory: Spring and summer of ' 74; after the Seniors left Salient Char¬ acteristic: Drawings Probable Fate: Elevator oper¬ ator at F.H.S. 99 ( H wmah cJi ' l P oiette “He has his own ideas about everything.” “Tom March 3, 1957 Ambition: To be a computer engineer Suppressed Desire: To succeed in every¬ thing I do Pet Peeve: Censoring of the yearbook Fondest Memory: Going to Russia with Mr. Paquin Salient Characteristic: Skipper Probable Fate: Athlete Always jolly and quite carefree; life may be dull but never is she. “Sue February 26, 1 957 Ambition: To become a Medical Technician Suppressed Desire: To steal one of Mr. Marchand’s ducks and to own a red Corvette, 1975 Pet Peeve: Giving oral reports, embarrassing moments; People without a good sense of humor Fondest Memory: Teasing Mr. Marchand Salient Characteristic: Determined Probable Fate: Orator ‘‘Thoughtful, sincere, and true is she, with a sweet, serious dignity.” Joanie” August 9, 1957 Ambition: To be a Nurse Sup¬ pressed Desire: To own a Datsun 240Z Pet Peeve: Not having enough time to do everything I have to in one day Fondest Memory: June 1, 1973; the summer of ’72; the trip to New York Salient Char¬ acteristic: Gilly Probable Fate: Mrs. Correiro PKoken cpm (QduwdO “Sweet and smiling are her ways. April 20, 1957 Ambition: To go to College Sup¬ pressed Desire: To travel around the world Pet Peeve: People who look down on others Fondest Memory: Our first football game Salient Charac¬ teristic: Hair Probable Fate: Fashion designer pPaJa PaHew ( Paquette ‘Possessor of unconscious humor.” August 15, 1957 Ambition: To become a nurse Suppressed Desire: To graduate from college Pet Peeve: Conceited people and people who are NEVER on time! Fondest Memory: Meeting David and becoming an F.H.S. Cheerleader Salient Characteristic: Humor Probable Fate: David ' s pri¬ vate Comedienne 100 3)im SdHtn ( Pm c( “Chatter, chatter as I go. February 26, 1957 Ambition: Nursing Sup¬ pressed Desire: To cause trouble Pet Peeve: Two- faced people Fondest Memory: Being chosen Majorette Salient Characteristic: Tinted glasses Probable Fate: Leader of a gang PDel)6 afi 4mv pPepin “Her hands express the beauty of her mind.” Debbie November 23, 1 957 Ambition: To be a famous fashion illustrator and further my career in studio art. Suppressed Desire: To own a Mercedes-Benz Pet Peeve: S.A.T. ' s college applications; portfolio deadlines; and wondering where the money is going to come from Fondest Memory: Mr. Rapoza and the Art Room Salient Characteristic: Artistic ability Probable Fate: Disc jockey at WSAR Cjjntfua pfpy PPithfey Music is the universal language of mankind. Cindy January 5, 1 957 Ambition: To be a veterinarian Suppressed Desire: To push a monitor down the stairs Pet Peeve: The apathy in this school Fond¬ est Memory: The exchange concert with Hoosac Salient Characteristic: Easy-going Probable Fate: Traffic director (yfyfiAelhcAf(Vd “The world may be falling apart but there will always be one thing holding it together though only by a strand . . . a simple melody.” December 25, 1957 Ambition: To become an Elementary School Music teacher Suppressed Desire: To sing in chorus instead of always play¬ ing piano Pet Peeve: A show-offish French Horn player Fondest Memory: junior Prom Salient Characteristic: Musical ability Probable Fate: Pro¬ fessional French Horn player 101 Pjoan (°(a e ( Po ' tte “Individuality is the root of everything good.” October 22, 1 957 Ambition: To always be happy, in love, and at peace Suppressed Desire: During a glorious sunset, to sit on a rainbow, jam- ming with George and Jimi Pet Peeve: The machinery of life Fondest Memory: Mr. Rapoza, and the New York trip with Miss Campbell; Lori and Sandy Salient Characteristic: Individuality Probable Fate: Head of Peace Corps “In school she’s quite demure, outside we ' re not so sure.” April 15, 1957 Ambition: To enter the medical field Suppressed Desire: To drop all my majors Pet Peeve: Girls ' locker room Fondest Memory: Bus rides to away games; high school hockey games Salient Characteristic: Voke boys Proba¬ ble Fate: Yoke ' s school nurse The brave fisher ' s life is the best of any.” Rat August 28, 1957 Ambition: To own a business Suppressed Desire: To be a guide on a bass boat Pet Peeve: Two-faced people Fondest Memory: 6 and 7 period Graphic Arts class Salient Charac¬ teristic: Fishing Probable Fate: Owner of a Char¬ ter boat What mystery lies within thy light hair.” June 4, 1957 Ambition: To return to Florida for a visit Suppressed Desire: To make Mr. Barriteau stay after school for a month Pet Peeve: Girls ' locker room Fondest Memory: Orientation day, not knowing anyone; making majorette Salient Characteristic: Sneakers Probable Fate: Flordia ' s orange bird Van 0A(fA ( J eyo Quiet, but sociable.” Johnny” May 10, 1957 Ambition: To be a disc jockey or T.V. announcer Suppressed Desire: To play a pro¬ fessional sport such as basketball or baseball Pet Peeve: Conceited people who think they are so great. The only time they bother with you is when they want something Salient Characteristic: B.P.M. Probable Fate: Little League coach 102 Arun ( fyeijnchh It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice. Kel November 7, 1957 Ambition: To become a reg¬ istered nurse Suppressed Desire: To play pro football Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else Fondest Memory: Get¬ ting to know all the great kids at F.H.S. Salient Characteristic: Locker room nurse for the New England Patriots “Such a whirlpool of fun and mischief in her head. Sunshine” July 23, 1 957 Ambition: To own a car; to have a good job; to have money in the bank; to gradu¬ ate Suppressed Desire: To be able to make 3 wishes, and on the 3rd wish, wish for 3 more Pet Peeve: Prejudiced people; people who think they are better than others Fondest Memory: 3rd lunch. Junior year; 7th period History class Sal¬ ient Characteristic: Parker’s house Probable Fate: Millionaire m Be silent and safe, silence never betrays you.” “Mike” May 2, 1957 Ambition: To make a great deal of money Suppressed Desire: To be a profes¬ sional drummer Pet Peeve: The morning bell Fondest Memory: Leaving F.H.S. Salient Charac¬ teristic: Silence Probable Fate: Little Drummer Boy Always jolly and quite carefree; life may be dull, but never is he.” Tony January 25, 1957 Ambition: To be a pharma¬ cist Suppressed Desire: To play guitar like Eric Clapton Pet Peeve: 0-9 Football seasons Fondest Memory: When I ran with the ball in the Old Rochester Football Game Salient Characteristic: Spirit Probable Fate: Cheering advisor at F.H.S. jZW 3fwnas ( o( ift “It isn ' t what you do; it’s what you ' re caught doing. “Dave August 24, 1957 Ambition: To make my living on the water Suppressed Desire: To go a full year without aftersession Pet Peeve: Aftersession Fondest Memory: Sophomore year Salient Char¬ acteristic: Hair Probable Fate: Algebra teacher 103 ‘‘Sometimes I just sit and think, but mostly I just sit.” “Rock January 21,1 958 Ambition: To go in the Coast Guard for a few years and maybe make a career of it Suppressed Desire: To buy and live on my own Sport Fisherman yacht Pet Peeve: People who don ' t understand Salient Characteristic: Last Name Probable Fate: Head of Prudential Life Insurance (own a piece of the rock) uet ( J (xk ui “People who make no noise are dangerous.” “Pumpkin” July 7, 1 957 Ambition: To get out of Fairhaven Suppressed Desire: To own Smirnoff ' s Distillery Pet Peeve: Waking up Salient Characteristic: Ping-pong Probable Fate: Liquor store owner “God giveth speech to all, but song to few.” Sue” September 23, 1957 Ambition: To become an elementary vocal music educator Suppressed Desire: To be another Barbara Streisand Pet Peeve: Getting up early for school Fondest Mem¬ ory: Nancy in “Oliver”; Hoosac exchange con¬ cert Salient Characteristic: Singing ability Proba¬ ble Fate: Professional opera singer gw Joanne ( Masc w “Life is just one darn thing after another. October 13, 1957 Ambition: To become a lab technician Suppressed Desire: To get married Pet Peeve: Getting up early for school Fondest Mem¬ ory: Room 7 study Salient Characteristic: Needle and thread Probable Fate: Homemaker of Amer¬ ica r Donna .Ji(. “A rose by any other name . . September 21, 1957 Ambition: To become a secretary Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world Pet Peeve: Prejudiced people Salient Characteristic: Make-up Probable Fate: Avon calling! To be merry best becomes you. Abe” March 31,1 956 Ambition: Pilot Salient Charac¬ teristic: Clothes Probable Fate: Manager of var¬ sity basketball team at F.H.S. 8 Mich O arM ‘‘Her quiet manner brings forth her pleasant ways.” Cookie March 23, 1 957 Ambition: To become an exec¬ utive secretary Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world twice Pet Peeve: Those who think they are better than anybody else Fondest Memory: Going home on weekends Salient Char¬ acteristic: Sports Probable Fate: Catcher for the Red Sox 35 im cff. C aAi Life is too short: why spend all day in school? Man behind the Scene May 1 9, 1 957 Ambition: F.M. jock for WBCN Suppressed Desire: To play piano in a rock ‘n’ roll band Pet Peeve: Jeff Medeiros Fondest Mem¬ ory: Getting suspended for something I didn’t do Salient Characteristic: Hat Probable Fate: Disc jockey for the Portuguese hour “Tomorrow is coming, why hurry. May 4, 1 956 Ambition: To become a cabinet maker Suppressed Desire: To become a million¬ aire Pet Peeve: Prejudiced people Fondest Mem¬ ory: Being late Salient Characteristic: Cars Proba¬ ble Fate: Mechanic “A charm to know; a friend to have. Lynn December 5, 1 955 Ambition: To become a Medical secretary Suppressed Desire: To own a Rolls Royce Pet Peeve: People who don ' t use directional lights on their cars Fondest Memory: September 22, 1973 Salient Characteristic: I.D. Bracelet Probable Fate: Stenographer 105 ( I)(HUftas Cfotin (pmu “An hour for toil; a day for sports. Doug September 9, 1 957 Ambition: Lawyer Sup¬ pressed Desire: To live in France Pet Peeve: Pollu¬ tion of our major cities Fondest Memory: A visit to the Grand Canyon Salient Characteristic: Sports Probable Fate: Perry Mason She will laugh though there be nothing to laugh at.” “Sandy” March 7, 1 957 Ambition: To teach special edu¬ cation Suppressed Desire: To sail around the world in a small sail boat with just a few friends Pet Peeve: People who have no school spirit — like cheering at football rallies and football games Fondest Memory: Junior Prom; playing on the girls’ basketball team Salient Characteristic: Height Probable Fate: Manager of Friendly ' s ( PaJ WMim £ 5il)G) “Come, come, there is mischief to be done. “Sib December 14, 1956 Ambition: To be rich and travel to Colombia, Mexico, and Acapulco to study the plants Suppressed Desire: To give Mr. Albritton ten hours in aftersession; to be vice-prin¬ cipal Pet Peeve: Getting thrown out of class for no reason Fondest Memory: Junior Day Salient Characteristic: Aftersessions Probable Fate: Vice¬ principal at F.H.S. “There lies a deal of deviltry beneath her quiet exterior.” October 6, 1957 Ambition: To be happy and succeed in life Suppressed Desire: To travel across the country Pet Peeve: Boring weekends; people who don ' t care about other peoples ' feel¬ ings Fondest Memory: Going to lunch with Sara and Tove; sophomore year Salient Characteristic: Uniform Probable Fate: Bookkeeper ( Pete k 6 i “Some think he is bashful; others doubt it.” May 18, 1957 Ambition: To be very, very rich Suppressed Desire: To get a really good lunch Pet Peeve: Monitors in the lunch lines Fondest Mem¬ ory: Mr. Pierce ' s French class Salient Characteris¬ tic: Quiet Probable Fate: Head chef at F.H.S. 106 offagautcA{ r W “A quiet young miss, who never is bold, she minds her own business and does what she ' s told. June 17, 1957 Ambition: To become a nurse and to work helping people Suppressed Desire: To help people who are in need; and to spend the rest of my life doing what is right for me, never regretting anything Pet Peeve: People who dis¬ criminate against other people Fondest Memory: My first date with Mark at Pine Hill Pavilion Sal¬ ient Characteristic: Mark Probable Fate: Head nurse at Our Lady’s Haven cA(iciadQjeam I wanna take you higher. “Manny April 15, 1956 Ambition: To become a carpen¬ ter or a Mason Pet Peeve: Shop Fondest Memory: Partying before coming to school Salient Charac¬ teristic: Talks with his hands Probable Fate: Car¬ penter “She may be quiet, but look again! May 17, 1957 Ambition: To live each day to its fullest Suppressed Desire: I’ve already done it, but would like to do it again! Pet Peeve: Sunday drivers on Friday night Fondest Memory: People Salient Characteristic: Glasses Probable Fate: Driving school instructor ZPa Leicbisi. Q mza In chatter she is excellent. Patty” September 11,1 957 Ambition: To enter a Travel and Tourism Career Suppressed Desire: To have everything I want without really trying Pet Peeve: Snobs Fondest Memory: California Salient Characteristic: Walk Probable Fate: Proprietor of Disneyland Teachers and classrooms are his only objections to school. Stap December 2, 1955 Ambition: To live a happy life Suppressed Desire: To travel around the United States Pet Peeve: The Hawk! Fondest Memory: Saturday Nights Salient Characteristic: Grin Probable Fate: Senior English Teacher 107 )i rujne . “A talent on a field, on a court, on a diamond, too. April 23, 1956 Ambition: To succeed in life, and be able to deal with society Suppressed Desire: To become a professional football player Pet Peeve: When people don ' t accept you for what you do, or understand why you do it Fond¬ est Memory: People in general Salient Character¬ istic: Football Probable Fate: Head Football coach at F.H.S. Simplicity is her greatest grace.” Di-Swi March 10, 1957 Ambition: To get married and to be happy Suppressed Desire: To be a million¬ aire ' s wife Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than anyone else Fondest Memory: Getting my new car Salient Characteristic: Last name Probable Fate: Professional doughnut maker “And certainly he was a good fellow. January 10, 1956 Ambition: To be rich Sup¬ pressed Desire: To cross the country on a motor¬ cycle Pet Peeve: People who talk about other people Fondest Memory: Mr. Duarte ' s Typing Class Salient Characteristic: Tattoos Probable Fate: Evel Kneivel Happiness is made to be shared. Ruthy November 29, 1 957 Ambition: To love the world and have the world love me back! Sup¬ pressed Desire: To own a motorcycle Pet Peeve: Mean, crabby people Fondest Memory: When the field hockey girls dedicated and sang You ' ve Got a Friend” on the way home from McDonalds Salient Characteristic: Sweetness Probable Fate: Band Instructor at F.H.S. “Laughter makes life worthwhile. San July 16, 1957 Ambition: To be happy Sup¬ pressed Desire: To tickle Mr. Marchand Pet Peeve: Unnecessary rules and regulations; shoes Fondest Memory: Mr. Margeson, Miss Campbell, Mr. Rapoza Salient Characteristic: Rowdy Proba¬ ble Fate: Class Angel 108 C fie ' itjdcs{n i Mo ' il)u n “A quiet girl is what they say. March 30, 1957 Ambition: To leave Fairhaven and travel Pet Peeve: Winter Salient Characteris¬ tic: Wavy hair Probable Fate: Traveller R$anJka ( Rcie I say to you, when one loves people she learns something about herself.” “Sandy April 21, 1957 Ambition: To become a special¬ ized physical therapist and to be a success Sup¬ pressed Desire: To become Mr. Lanagan’s Assist¬ ant Football Coach Pet Peeve: People with no school spirit; people who don ' t care about the feelings of others Fondest Memory: Being chosen to represent Fairhaven High in Americans Abroad program Salient Characteristic: Personality Prob¬ able Fate: Ambassador to Turkey “My mouth runneth over.” “Kenny” December 20, 1956 Ambition: To become a captain Suppressed Desire: To sail to Europe Pet Peeve: Snobbish People Fondest Memory: Class of ’75 Salient Characteristic: Fernandes Probable Fate: Union head for Fernandes “A head to contrive, a hand for mischief.” April 5, 1957 Ambition: To become a Pharma¬ cist Suppressed Desire: To visit Europe Pet Peeve: The lunch line Fondest Memory: Going to the school music concerts Salient Characteristic: Writ¬ ing Probable Fate: Proprietor of Young China Restaurant qVitLv m “I say little, but who knows what I think?” January 12, 1956 Ambition: To be a pilot Sup¬ pressed Desire: To fly around the world Pet Peeve: Snobbish people Fondest Memory: Uncle Steve Salient Characteristic: Thinness Probable Fate: Head Pilot for the Chinese Airline 109 r Kennelfi .y{. ' T)aHan “He could talk a talking machine to death. Kenny February 2, 1957 Ambition: To own a business Suppressed Desire: To hit the lottery Pet Peeve: Pacifists and people who brag Fondest Memory: February 6, 1973 Salient Characteristic: Cathy Probable Fate: Millionaire Serious for a moment — laughter for a month Turk January 15, 1957 Ambition:Toworkwith retarded children Suppressed Desire: To play hockey for the Boston Bruins Pet Peeve: Study in Rm. 7; Monday after a holiday; vacation; girls’ locker room Fondest Memory: Bus rides to away games; Fairhaven hockey games; McDonalds Salient Characteristic: Hockey Probable Fate: First woman on the Bruins. ( Dennis 91 9)ml)(aij . . If someday I become rich . . April 1 3, 1957 Ambition: To have lots of money Suppressed Desire: To go to California on a Kawisaki Z1 Pet Peeve: People who don ' t mean what they say Fondest Memory: Summer of ' 74 Salient Characteristic: Van Probable Fate: Hitch¬ hiker “Quiet persons are welcome everywhere.” April 2, 1957 Ambition: Secretary Suppressed Desire: To go hiking in the Rocky Mountains Pet Peeve: People who can’t accept other people as they are Fondest Memory: Summer of ' 74 Salient Characteristic: Jeans Probable Fate: Pharmacist Never a trouble, never a frown, only a smile for everyone. November 28, 1955 Ambition: To become a welder Suppressed Desire: To have my own weld¬ ing business Pet Peeve: Four years of required English Fondest Memory: Skipping school and going fishing and getting caught Salient Charac¬ teristic: Fishing Probable Fate: Welder on a Fish¬ ing boat 0uxe A(a ie tyaPdeij “I am content with what I have, little it be or much.” December 20, 1974 Ambition: To become a Commercial Artist Suppressed Desire: To coach the Olympic field hockey team Pet Peeve: Dart¬ mouth; volume cheer; dirty paint brushes; field hockey uniforms; yearbook deadlines; and most of all, people with no school spirit Fondest Mem¬ ory: Art class, football games, field hockey, year¬ book, and all the great people at F.H.S. Salient Characteristic: Rivals Proba ble Fate: Boss SBdibwifr (m VahQG6 Marriages are made in heaven.” “Barb” March 3, 1956 Ambition: To become a C.P.A. Suppressed Desire: To raid the Boston Bruins dressing room Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morn¬ ing to go to school Fondest Memory: When a cer¬ tain someone slipped that ring on my finger Sal¬ ient Characteristic: Ring Probable Fate: Coach of the Boston Bruins Fasten your seat belts, we’re going for a ride.” Crash January 3, 1955 Ambition: To go into my own business, and to make lots of money Suppressed Desire: To take Mr. Grabiec’s parking space Pet Peeve: Getting kicked out of the parking lot in the morning Fondest Memory: Two years in wood shop Salient Characteristic: Cars Probable Fate: Parking Supervisor at F.H.S. “A thing of beauty is a joy forever. November 5, 1957 Ambition: To have a happy and successful life Suppressed Desire: To grow one more inch Pet Peeve: Walking through the boys ' gym, when they ' re taking attendance Fond¬ est Memory: Junior Prom; Mr. Malcolm Salient Characteristic: Poise Probable Fate: Model cAfdM ( (ngd tyim “She will laugh though there be nothing to laugh at.” January 9, 1957 Ambition: To be a teacher of retarded children Suppressed Desire: To be as understanding, and as strong with my family as my parents have been with me Pet Peeve: People who say things to hurt other peoples ' feelings Fondest Memory: My happy-go-lucky sophomore year Salient Characteristic: Ambitious Probable Fate: Social Worker ( JjnJa SRytt, ( Vu mo “Take the course thou will.” December 2, 1956 Ambition: To write a best seller Suppressed Desire: To marry, have three children; to become a writer Pet Peeve: Phony people Fondest Memory: To New Hampshire trip to the Flume with Gary Salient Characteristic: Fingernails Probable Fate: Doctor Spock s secre¬ tary “A good natured person is never out of place. Lu April 29, 1 957 Ambition: To work with children Suppressed Desire: To live in a house on the beach; to visit Colorado; to live long enough to see the whole world at peace Pet Peeve: People who are inconsiderate Fondest Memory: 3 years of majorettes; walking into the boys’ room during band practice Salient Characteristic: Baton Prob¬ able Fate: Head of the U.N. cMohi 6dmfWinn£ There lies a deal of deviltry beneath his mild exterior. November 16, 1957 Ambition: To leave school and become a Carpenter Suppressed Desire: To someday own something no one else has Pet Peeve: Braggers Fondest Memory: Finally becom¬ ing a Senior Salient Characteristic: Curly hair Probable Fate: Plumber She profits most who serves best. May 21, 1957 Ambition: To speak foreign lan¬ guages fluently Suppressed Desire: To have an undefeated girls ' basketball season Pet Peeve: People who don’t involve themselves in school activities Fondest Memory: Cheerleaders’ dance; Junior Prom, 1974; Trip to France Salient Charac¬ teristic: Crown’s Probable Fate: Miss America “A friend is like a diamond both precious and rare.” Marty June 21, 1957 Ambition: To pursue a career in Languages (majoring in French and minoring in Spanish). Suppressed Desire: To become the world’s greatest professional sports manager Pet Peeve: People who do nothing but criticize Fond¬ est Memory: All my days at F.H.S.; my French III and IV classes with Mr. Dufour. The underclass¬ men staff of the yearbook; meetings at Rowdy ' s house; football games and the trip to France in April of ' 74 with Mr. Paquin Salient Characteris¬ tic: Friendliness Probable Fate: Everybody ' s friend Camera Shy : m ( Boys will be boys. November 7, 1957 Ambition: To be rich Suppressed Desire: To graduate Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning to come to school Salient Characteristic: McDonalds Probable Fate: Manager of Kings Hwy. store 4 , , (Joseph C ote “I came to school to get a general idea of things. July 4, 1956 Ambition: To succeed in sports Suppressed Desire: To run a 9.5 hundred Pet Peeve: Who’s the walrus — Right! Mr. Bender Fondest Memory: Three years in F.H.S. Fdu W ( guUW6 King of the Bush. Fil March 6, 1957 Ambition: To make money Suppressed Desire: To graduate this year Pet Peeve: To make it big Fondest Memory: Last year’s Junior Day at West Island Probable Fate: Bankrupt Salient Characteristic: Freckles - | SRa dy uHaJ ((fo If play interferes with work, drop work.” Rudy July 1, 1957 Ambition: To own my own business, so I don’t have to work Suppressed Desire: To do nothing and make a lot of money Pet Peeve: Going to work Fondest Memory: Mr. Burr’s printing shop Probable Fate: Slave Salient Characteristic: Mischief He knows not where his life leads him. August 10, 1957 Ambition: Carpenter Suppressed Desire: To own my own company Pet Peeve: Watching smaller kids being beaten up Fondest Mem¬ ory: My 8th grade class Probable Fate: Carpenter Salient Characteristic: Tools ( Dmd “Ambition is the key to success.” February 19, 1954 Ambition: To travel around the United States Suppressed Desire: To return to Germany for a visit Pet Peeve: Drill Sergeants in Basic Training Fondest Memory: Serving two years in Wild Flecken Salient Characteristic: Moustache Probable Fate: Drill Sergeant September 27, 1956 To live is good. Ambition: To get out of F.H.S. Pet Peeve: Long study periods in Rm. 7 Salient Characteristic: Hair Man is free at the moment he wishes to be. September 19, 1957 Salient Characteristic: Jeans Probable Fate: World traveller Names and Addresses Lloyd Aadland Rene Breault 729 Washington St. 74 North St. 4 Milton St. Reggie DePina Sharon Adesso Dennis Breton 729 Washington St. 8 Eddy St. 10 Winter St. Lynn Devlin John Alexion Randy Brillon 18 Sedgewick Rd. 53 Walnut St. 4 Timothy St. Tony Dias John Almeida Beth Brown 101 Little Bay Rd. 104 Main St. 38 Larch Ave. Doreen Dion Acushnet Joel Burke 12 Sedgewick Rd. Marie Alvarez 9 Main St. Richard Dorschied P.O. Box 301 Angela Calheta 8 Spruce St. Dennis Alves 40 Maitland St. Malinda Dos Santos 44 Elizabeth St. Gilbert Canastra 10 Raymond St. Kim Alves 37 Maitland St. Polly Ducary 49 Green St. Lisa Carney 9 Brae Rd. Steve Alves 563 Washington St. Sheryl Dufrane 61 Spring St. John Cecil 12 Blossom St. Susan Alves 28 Hamlet St. Mike Ehly 362 New Boston Rd. Bruce Champoux 6 Prince St. Diane Andrade 90 E. Deane St. Jim Ellis 90 Church St. Tina Chandler 4 Pleasant St. Larry Andrade 89 Francis St. Mike Enos 11 Torrington St. Florence Chaples 19 Harding Rd. Eddie Armstrong 6 John St. Janis Espindola 12 Grandview Ave. Steve Charette 19 John St. Larry Ashley 47 Manhattan Ave. Mark Faria 10 Lafayette St. Ted Charpentier 20 Elizabeth St. Linda Astin 125 New Boston Rd. Wayne Farnsworth 22 Bryant Lane Sheila Christensen 40 Chestnut St. Ed August 50 William St. Joe Fernandes 138 No. William St. Sam Collins 265 Adams St. Jim Avila 70 Elm Ave. Danny Ferreira 6 Upton St. Steve Contois 4 School St. Sharon Baptiste 4 Wing Lane Betsy Firby 30 Beach St. Acushnet 32 Oliveira Ave. Mark Barton Cindy Costa Acushnet 28 Brae Rd. 31 Manhattan Ave. Rene Fleurent Joanne Belanger Andy Costakes 672 Washington St. 29 Perry St. 42 Oxford St. Robert Foley Jack Bellotti Joe Cote 73 Laurel St. 28 Francis St. 34 Rotch St. Liz Fortes Carol Benoit Mike Cote 29 Howland Road 74 Harding Rd. 34 Rotch St. Raymond Frias Mike Bergeron Diane Couto 24 Middle St. 7 Nicholas St. 15 Prince St. David Frysinger Leigh Bicknell Kathy Cyr 35 Bayview Ave. 35 Union St. 79 Union St. Steve Frysinger Jacky Bisson Paul D’Anjou 35 Bayview Ave. 2B Brookview St. 3 Walnut St. Gloria Furtado Tove Bo Ken Dawicki 26 Brown St. 10 Ridgecrest Ave. 9 Coolidge St. Joedy Furtado Karen Bollea Loren Decker 54 Rotch St. 34 Evergreen St. 1180 Main St. Jackie Gagnon Janet Bosworth Acushnet 10 Park Ave. 17 Egypt Lane Kim Dejesus Janet Gaj Norman Boucher 12 Brookview St. 1 Gifford St. 115 Pleasant St. Joyce DeMello Robin Galley Debbie Brazil 101 Fort St. 69 Wamsutta Ave. 1 Gardner St. Bob Demers Dave Gammons Corrine Breault 1 5 Saratoga St. 169 Adams St. 64 Oxford St. Dan DePina Ben Garcia 187 Huttleston Ave. David Garro 103 Raymond St. Barbara Gaucher 17 Green St. Tom Gaudreau 35 Fort St. Curtis Gauthier 40 Cherry St. Peter Gelinas 9 Michael Way Acushnet Carol Gifford 30 Taber St. Robert Gifford 15 Jefferson St. Ronnie Gifford 22 Lafayette St. Sue Girard 338 Alden Road Laurie Gonet 14 Phillips St. Karen Gonsalves 25 Brown St. Paula Goulet 8 Upton St. Veronika Greis 20 Brook Drive Chris Hammond 127 New Boston Rd. Sue Hansen 13 Brae Rd. Richard Harding 770 Sconticut Neck Rd. Jim Hebert 10 Spring St. Peter Hemingway 137 N. Walnut St. Ann Hinckley 214 Main St. Mike Hirst 3 Mulberry St. John Honohan 29 Oliveira Ave. Acushnet Jessica Hopkins 16 Ash St. Mariellen Howland 3 Rotch St. Mike Hurley 143 Adams St. Ed Jackson 83 Mill Rd. Luke Janusz Cedar Knoll Greg Jarosik 60 Fort St. Linda Jason 9 Evergreen St. Debra Jeffries 27 Holcomb St. Jente Jensen 5 Coury Drive 21 Washington St. Acushnet Brian Joseph Bob Mendell 25 Winsaganset t Ave. 149 Chestnut St. Debra Joseph Alan Mitchell 12 Dover St. 115 Chestnut St. 5 aul Kaeterle Jo-Anne Moniz 5 Wood St. 439 Main St. Laurie Kisla Nancy Moniz 459 Washington St. 1 8 Birchfield St. Mark Kochanek Louise Monk 21 Blossom St. 150 Chestnut St. Hna Kubel Robin Moniz B7 Francis St. 35 Blossom St. Phil Lacerda Danny Morris 49 Chestnut St. 44 Bridge St. Pat Lannon Bernie Mott 141 New Boston Rd. 145 Laurel St. Lynn Lapolla Ann Nazarchyk 12 Prince St. 11 Capeview St. Steve Lauzon Max Newman 22 Hill St. 466 Sconticut Neck Rd. Steve LeBlanc Tom Nolette 49 Cedar St. 36 Hacker St. Rachel L ' Heureux Sue Nolin 29 Hedge St. 34 Kane St. Judy Lister Joan Olival 43 Oxford St. 16 Hamlet St. Fil Lourence Karen Oliveira 5 Stephen St. 6 Grandview Ave. Judy Macedo Jeff Oliver 171 Sconticut Neck Rd. 7 Raymond St. Joey Machado Paula Paquette 40 Middle St. 80 Hedge St. Mike Mahaney David Pare 56 Cottage St. 10 Atlas St. Marianne Makara Diane Pearce 34 Bryant Lane 11 Jarvis Ave. Kathy Manley Debbie Pepin 62 Cedar St. 106 S. Main St. Shirley Mark Acushnet 35 Centre St. Jim Pina Janet Martin 35 Oak St. 17 Elizabeth St. Cindy Pittsley Gayle Mason 338 Main St. i 103 Fort St. Michelle Platt Sue Mathieu 317 New Boston Rd. 663 Washington St. Joan Porte Cathy McMullen 40 Hacker St. 32 Bridge St. Roxanne Ramsey Jeff Medeiros 25 Bonney St. 15 Central Ave. Mary Rapoza Kathy Medeiros 32 Huttleston Ave. 394 Sconticut Neck Rd. Robert Ratajack Martha Medeiros 104 Sconticut Neck Rd. 122 Chestnut St. Cindy Rebello Sue Medeiros 15 Blackburn St. 24 Jesse St. Alan Rego Randy Mello 17 Daniel St. 127 Sycamore St. Kellie Reynolds Bob Menard 30 Birch St. Acushnet Sandra Tillett Linda Rezendes 55 Rotch St. 54 Jerusalem Rd. Ken Tobertga Mike Rezendes 32 Cedar St. 19 Taber St. Wilken Tom Antone Roberts 5 Gardner St. 29 Union St. William Tom Dave Rocha 5 Gardner St. 7 Holiday Drive Ken Trahan Ray Rock 92 John St. 16 Sedgewick Rd. Acushnet Bruce Roderick Anne Travers 37 Bridge St. 52 Seaview Ave. Sue Rogers Dennis Tremblay 28 Laurel St. 21 Pine Grove Joanne Roscow Karen Trudeau 25 Evergreen St. 48 Cherry St. Donna Rose Tom Ulrichsen 7 Dover St. 59 Rotch St. Abe Sandel Jane Valley 47 Green St. 1 8 Evergreen St. Eneida Sandel Barbara Vargos 47 Green St. 128 Weeden Rd. Brian Santos Joe Vargos 8 Cooke St. 1 28 Weeden Rd. Donald Santos Marie Vaudry 55 Linden Ave. 20 Brook Drive Linda Saraiva Mary Viera 55 Narragansett Blvd. 36 Hawthorne St. Doug Severs Linda Viveiros 26 Spring St. 101 Main St. Sandy Shurtleff Lu-Ann Voter 22 Maple Ave. 24 Brae Rd. Paul Sibor Mark Winnett 12 Cooke St. 27 Babbitt St. Lisa Silva Lisa Wojcik 9 Birchfield St. 57 Cedar St. Peter Skarstein Martha Wolanski 98 Church St. 230 Green St. Margaret Smith 79 Washington St. Mike Soares 28 Hathaway St. Kathy Souza 71 Harding Road Pat Souza 23 Morgan St. Ron Stapleton 49 Wilding St. Wayne Stroud 35 Sconticut Neck Rd. Diane Swiatkowski 17 Roy St. Frank Tanque 35 Hacker St. Ruth Taylor 20 Wilding St. Sandra Tchorz 160 Alden Rd. Cheryl Thorburn 2 Baxter Ave. 1. C. Rebello 2. J. Roscow 3. J. Avila 4. A. Calheta 5. D. Jeffries 6. T. Kubel 7. M. Rapoza 8. K. DeJesus 9. K. Oliveria 1 0. J. Macedo 1 1. J. Furtado 12. P. Goulet 1 3. B. Brown 1 4. D Brazil 15. K. Cyr 1 6. S. Girard 1 7. F. Tanque 1 8. J. Martin 1 9. C. Chandler 20. S. Til left 21. D. Ferreira 22. L. Bicknell 23. K. Reynolds 24. B. Gaucher 25. M. Platt 26. J. Belanger 27. D. Pepin 28. M. Vaudry 29. L. Wojcik 30. C. Benoit 31. S. Shurtleff 32. B. Jensen 33. S. Lauzon 34. P. Hemingway 35. A. Rego 36. S. Nolin 37. M. Wolanski 38. S. Rogers 39. L. Astin 40. A. Travers 41. D. DePina 42. R. DePina 43. R. Taylor 44. K. Medeiros 45. J. Porte 46. J. Bisson 47. C. Pittsley 48. K. Manley 49. K. Dawicki r tJ . ■ v. B iu. 116 Class Superlatives MOST SOPHISTICATED Judy Lister and John Alexion MOST ARTISTIC Debbie Pepin and Eddie Armstrong Michelle Platt and Danny Ferreria MOST HAPPY GO LUCKY MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Ruth Taylor and Tony Roberts Laurie Gonet and Mark Kochanek 118 CLASS DEVILS Sandy Tchorz and Randy Mello MOST ATHLETIC Beth Brown and David Garro NICEST SMILE Karen Oliveira and Steve Lauzon MOST DEPENDABLE Martha Wolanski and Larry Ashley CLUMSIEST Robin Galley and Bob Menard 119 MOST DRAMATIC MOST FLIRTATIOUS Jackie Bisson and Steve Leblanc Lisa Carney and Gilly Canastra CLASS CLOWNS ✓ U® Christine Hammond and Luke Janusz MERRIEST LAUGH Tina Chandler and Mike Mahaney CLASS DREAMERS Jackie Gagnon and Richard Dorschied 120 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sue Medeiros and Peter Hemingway MOST TALKATIVE Sandy Tillett and Ed Jackson BEST DRESSED Marie Vaudry and Randy Brillon BEST NATURED MOST COURTEOUS Judy Macedo and Robbie Gifford Tove Bo and Danny DePina 1 FRIENDLIEST Polly Ducary and Loren Decker BEST ALL AROUND Lisa Wojcik and Jack Bellotti MOST SERIOUS Betsy Firby and Greg Jarosik Linda Astin and Steve Charette 122 ' Mm, Mm, Good! “Explain that again. 123 Just what do you think you ' re doing? 1 24 “Stop chasing me with that camera. “Frick and Frack.” “F.H.S. football casualties. Is he gone yet? “Me? Clumsy? “Oh, no!” “Go Bananas. “Did you hear what happened!? Panama Red??? F.H.S. band. Lunch anyone?’ 0S ' ■ ' “What are you staring at, John. The big 3.” 126 Why didn ' t I go out to eat? “The studious library. ‘After lunch gatherings. ' � ; V hi I 1—IMMIPPI .. m IW ‘Got ya.‘ Aren ' t they cute? Speech and Drama cast. High in the sky. 127 ft Faculty Reggie DePina — ED. Linda Viveiros Activities Mary Rapoza — ED. Sue Nolin Sue Medeiros Sports Dan DePina — ED. Kathy Manley — Assistant Sandy Shurtleff Beth Brown Laurie Gonet Sue Mathieu Marie Alvarez Literary Loren Decker Linda Astin Business Kathy Cyr The HuHlesionian Class of 1975 IT .?T ■ Editor: Bente Jensen Assistant: Jane Valley Advisor: Margaret Lister Janice Randall Special Thanks To Howard Studios for their excellent photographs and their patience. To Mr. Pierce for his photographs. To Mr. Arnie Lohmann for his time, and assistance. To Mr. Joseph Rapoza for his art work on our cover. To Mrs. Mabel Knipe for permission to publish her poem. To Mr. Norman Burr for his assistance. To Mr. Stanley Grabiec for his patience and understanding. To Mrs. Janice Randall for her advice and proofreading. To Kathy Cyr for all her help when we needed it most. -� ■ Karen Bollea Tina Chandler lie Judy Macedo Typists Lisa Wojick VM Eddie Armstrong Ruth Taylor ‘ t« Karen Bollea Louise Monk til M t vjl Kim DeJesus Peter Hemingway Malinda DosSantos Joanne Belanger Gayle Mason Debbie Brazil V II Sue Mathieu Kathy Medeiros Joan Porte Sandy Tillett Barbara Vargos Kathy Cyr Kathy Cyr Tove Bo Underclassmen r ' ifly Angela Calheta Martha Wolanski — ED. Joyce DeMello Sandy Marujo Sue Girard Doreen Renaud Mariellen Howland Marie DePina « §r • Si S flj Lorraine Kisla Terry Flavin Eneida Sandel Mark Hession iV Linda Saraiva Lisa Silva Photography ! m Pat Souza Dana Pierce — Faculty frU Seniors Lloyd Aadland Larry Ashley I Carol Gifford — ED. Mike Hartigan ; Sue Hansen — Assistant Doug Robinson i 128 ADVERTISEMENTS The Class of 1975 Wishes to Thank the Following Merchants for Their Generous Support of Our Huttlestonian. We Realize That Without These People This Book Would Not Be Possible. DON ' T QUIT When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, When the road you ' re trudging seems all uphill, When the funds are low and the debts are high, And you want to smile, but you have to sigh, When care is pressing you down a bit — Rest if you must, but don ' t you quit. Life is queer with its twists and turns, As every one of us sometimes learns, And many a fellow turns about When he might have won had he stuck it out. Don ' t give up though the pace seems slow — You may succeed with another blow. Often the goal is nearer than It seems to a faint and faltering man; Often the struggler has given up When he might have captured the victor ' s cup; And he learned too late when the night came down, How close he was to the golden crown. Success is failure turned inside out — The silver tint of the clouds of doubt, And you never can tell how close you are, It may be near when it seems afar; So stick to the fight when you ' re hardest hit, — It ' s when things seem worse that you mustn ' t quit. Author Unknown Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. P. Jensen 130 MOT STUFFED QUAHOGS HOT CLAM CHOWDER GENE’S LOBSTER SHOP 146 HUTTLESTON, FAIRHAVEN Largest feafoocfftendin A £ RUSTIC N. C. ATMOSPHERE Enjoy Fresh N.E Seafood in the plough - on indoor Picnic Tables - Under Fishnets with Nautical Trimmings Life is a comedy to those who feel And a tragedy to those that think. Shakespeare ur Best Wishes hi Located on scenic Rt. 6 in Fairhaven 2 miles east of New Bedford on the route to old Cape Cod (across from Fernandes) PHONE ORDERS CALL 996-5127 LOUISE FLOWER SHOP 486 Pleasant Street New Bedford, Mass. Flowers for All Occasions CHARLIE ' S SPORT STORE Now at two locations Downtown New Bedford and the K-Mart Plaza Faunce Corner Rd. Dartmouth CHARLIE ' S SKATE SHOP Also at two locations Moby Dick Arena and Driscoll Memorial Rink Ellsbree Street, Fall River Congratulations CHAS. S. ASHLEY SONS INC. I I No. Sixth Street New Bedford, MA 02740 131 WAMSUTTA CERAMICS 5 Frank St. Acushnet, MA 02743 Greenware and Supplies Wholesale and Retail Classes Monday-Friday faehhiJ ScrqeA SEPTIC TANK CLEANING ?£RV C£ SINCE 1958 LICENSED BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH ' CESSPOOLS ■ SEPTIC TANKS • CELLARS LOAM - GRAVEL - FILL SERVING • FAIRHAVEN • MATTAPOISETT • ROCHESTER • ACUSHNET • NEW BEDFORD VICINITY Z-WM RADIO SERVICE COMPLETE BACKHOE SERVICE Best Wishes FAIRHAVEN CAMPERS ' ASSOCIATION aw 993-4197 PINE GROVE ST., FAIRHAVEN Good Luck to the Class of 1975 FAIRHAVEN PIONEER MARKET 249 Adams Street Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 BOB AND PETE ' S GALLEY Cedar and Austin St. New Bedford, Mass. DRIFTWOOD GRILL Specializing in Seafood 50 Middle St. Fairhaven, Mass. 992-8645 Congratulations FAIRHAVEN PHARMACY 208 Main St. and Route 6 Fairhaven, Mass. SALES SERVICE • MINI-BIKE RENTALS • IT’S WORTH 4 VyO Hixbridge Road ;ction of Route 88 port, Mass. 02790 LOIS ' BEAUTY SALON 621 Summer Street New Bedford, Mass. 02740 996-5156 Individual Hair Styling Our Specialty v wr LOIS BARTON Res. 992-3666 Tel. Sales: (617)636-4070 Parts Service: (617) 636-8274 Jimi Hendrix Loves You! and Says: Don ' t worry ' cause freedom is coming our way!! . . . Anonymous A FRIEND 133 Compliments of the Members of the FAIRHAVEN POLICE DEPARTMENT Best of Luck to the Class of 1975 ASHLEY FORD SALES, INC. Where a great deal happens. Congratulations to the Class of ' 75 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST 2892 AND LADIES ' AUXILIARY 135 A-i Into Driving School DRIVER EDUCATION RADIO SHACK 271 Washington Street Fairhaven, MA 02719 For All Your Electronic Needs 260 UNION ST., NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 02740 Tel. 997 8117 Compliments of GUY ' S REXALL DRUGS 69 Main Street, Fairhaven, Mass. D. B. MENDELL, R. A. GUAY, R.Ph. 104 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Tel. 994-2644 Ice Cream CONGRATULATIONS Class of 75 Sandwiche; TEX BROTHERS AUTO BODY Painting, Welding, and Radiators 649 Washington Street Fairhaven, MA 02719 Compliments of HAVENWOOD REST HOME 251 Walnut Street New Bedford, Mass. 136 Good Luck to the Graduates (Priscilla onsecas BRIDAL BOUTIQUE ONE STOP SHOPPING Complete Selection For IIrides ■ Bridesmaids - Mothers INVITATIONS • HOUSE PHOTOGRAPHER PERSONAL SERVICES • GIFTS DAYTIME DRESSES ■ GOWNS - ACCESSORIES 999-1517 OPFN DAILY 10 AM -5:30 PM. 1 ' ■� MON A THUPS. 1? N.-9 PM. ' «r St � Evening Appointments 110 HUTTLE5TON AVE , (RTE. 6) FAIRHAVEN I 10 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 FRANK ' S PHOTO STUDIO Photography of all types • Weddings • Portraits • Children • Prom and Class Pictures Tel.: 992-9716 Hours: Mon. and Thurs. 6 Till 9 P.M. Congratulations and Good Luck CRAIG AND JOANNE CLOVER BAY INC. New Bedford, MA SULLIVAN BROS. vlen ' s Apparel 765 Acushnet Ave. slew Bedford, ass. 02764 17—999 6251 Formal Rentals North Dartmouth Mall North Dartmouth, Mass. 02747 617-997-9382 Good Wishes ALMA ' S YARN SHOP Domestic and Imported Yarns Knitting and Crocheting Instructions Needle Work Kits 34 Middle Street Fairhaven, MA ALMA JOHNSON, Proprietor Compliments of GEO. O ' HARA CHEV. INC. 1001 Kings Highway New Bedford, Mass. MOBY DICK ICE ARENA PUBLIC SKATING HOURS Mon. thru Fri. Sat. and Sun. 10 A.M. to 12 Noon 3 P.M. to 5 P.M. 2 P.M. to 4 P.M. EVENINGS Wed., Fri., Sat., and Sun. — 8 to 10 P.M. Children under 14 MUST be accompanied by a parent to the evening sessions. Admission: Children I 7 and Under .25 Evening Sessions .75 The Great Highway Performers 137 FRANK F. SYLVIA FAIRHAVEN CUSTODIANS ' REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION 22 North Street Mattapoisett, Mass. Tel. 758-2582 When you think of Flowers think of ours. MIKE ' S DARLING ' S FLOWER Italian-American Kitchen Club Lounge SHOP Seafood — Steaks Spaghetti — Pizza 342 No. Main Street Orders to Take Out Fairhaven, Mass. Route 6 Tel. 997-9038 East Fairhaven Stop by and See Us Soon Telephone 996-9331 138 SPRING ST. UNITED GARAGE LIQUORS 99 Spring Street 10 Pequod Road Fairhaven, Mass. Fairhaven, Mass. ROGER BISAILLON Tel. 999-3166 Prop. Established 1831 NATIONAL BANK OF FAIRHAVEN 999-5681 75 Huttleston Avenue (Route 6) Fairhaven, Massachusetts 02719 Featuring Big Doc Our 24-Hour Teller Service 139 STAFFON ' S GREENHOUSE Congratulations From Wholesale and Retail PEPIN ' S OIL COMPANY 106 South Main St. Acushnet, Mass. JOHN C. STAFFON Proprietor 187 Alden Road Fairhaven, Mass. Tel. 995-2373 Range and Fuel Oil The Sympkc Skc iyrn.pn.ony JJ liiu ic Oh.op .rJlancy and ofin andoffi Everything for the Professional and Stu dent Musician. Congratulations and Best Wishes to My Sister and the Class of 1975 ANITA BICKNELL Route 6 Mattapoisett Mass. 02739 Tel. 758-6977 Good Luck to the Class of 1975 Pianos — Organs — Music Instruments — Repairs Accessories Instruction Congratulations to the Class of ' 75 HOMESTEAD ALUMINUM CORPORATION NEWBURY T.V. KING OF COLOR T.V. 410 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. Tel. 993-2606 109 Worcester St. New Bedford, Mass. 140 NOVICK JEWELERS 794 Purchase St. New Bedford, Mass. 02740 Tel. 994-8582 Phone: 993-3668 tried HAIRSTYLIST 75 Main Street Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Compliments of ST. JOSEPH PARISH Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 From Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ALVARI NO FORTES BROWNE ' S PHARMACY 24 Center St. Fairhaven, Mass. NICHOLS HOUSE NURSING HOME 184 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. 24-Hour Skilled Nursing Facility 141 Compliments of LAWRENCE B. MAXFIELD MASTER PLUMBER Citizens ' All Accounts Insured in Full THE CREDIT UNION Tel. 617-999-1341 - 55 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. 271 Union St., Downtown New Bedford Mon., Tues., Fri., 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Wed. and Sat., 9 a.m. to noon • Thurs., 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. MODERN GARAGE 2 South Main St. Acushnet, Mass. 02743 Phone 993-8256 ACUSHNET BOARD OF SELECTMEN ACUSHNET PHARMACY ROMEO ' S PACKAGE STORE, INC. 162 So. Main Street Acushnet, Mass. 270 Main St. Acushnet, Mass. (617) 999-3771 THE TURF COACH BOUTIQUE COSTA ' S TEXACO 99 Middle St. COMPLETE YARN AND CRAFT SHOP Fairhaven, MA 02719 LAURA D. PEIRCE 167 N. Dartmouth Mall O M N. Dartmouth, Mass. 02747 Tel. 994-2781 142 FAIRHAVEN BURGER CHEF would like to congratulate and wish the Class of 1975 the best of luck. FAIRHAVEN BURGER CHEF 2 16 Washington Street Fairhaven, Mass. Tel. 997-7272 143 Good Luck From ATLAS EYELETS Division of ATLAS TACK CORPORATION Fairhaven, Mass. Since 1810 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 BROCKTON PUBLIC MARKETS INC. Compliments of BOOKHAVEN OF FAIRHAVEN Best Sellers — Varied Subjects Thousands of Paperbacks to Choose From Congratulations to the Class of 1975 WAH MAY RESTAURANT 31 Centre St. Fairhaven, Mass. Toll Free Call: Tel. 758-4544 American Motors Pontiac KERRY PONTIAC AMERICAN, INC. 33 Marion Road Wareham, Mass. 02571 Tel. 295-2700 ROBERT DEJESUS Res. Tel. 636-2763 President 144 Compliments of PEOPLE ' S PACKAGE STORE Domestic — Imported Alcoholic Beverages 3 Convenient Locations 32 Dartmouth St. — 454 Mt. Pleasant St. New Bedford, Mass. 151 Huttleston Avenue Fairhaven, Mass. SELWYN HOLLAND — General Manager Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR MARTIN PARTING WAYS SERVICE STATION 121 Main Street Acushnet, Mass. Tel. GEORGE PIMENTAL 995-8122 Prop. New Bedford North Dartmouth FOOD TOWN 407 Main St., Fairhaven Tel. 996-8541 Homemade Polish Kielbasa Polish Stuffed Cabbage (Golumpki) French Meat Pie 145 REPAIRING II IT ' S HNGED UP Wi ll III IT£S� Jack s uAulo Roil) il®w LACQUER AND ENAMEL PAINTING BODY AND FENDER WORK TELEPHONE 992-5234 172 BELLEVILLE AVE. NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 02746 FAIRHAVEN LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of BROWN ' S PHARMACY OF FAIRHAVEN Sconticut Neck Road Fairhaven, Mass. 1 18 Alden Road Fairhaven, Mass. Tel. 993-261 1 FLEURENT GEORGE ' S PLACE 19 Howland Road Fairhaven, Mass. LOTS OF LUCK CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION 278 Alden Road Fairhaven, Mass. Phone 994-5858 lei; l ft I IIP VI til 146 drug ROBERT PONTE, Reg. Ph. K Mart Shopping Center No. Dartmouth, Mass. Good Luck Big Blue Chris Marie F.H.S. MAJORETTES Paula Lu-Ann Karen Cindy Diane Donna ALBERT RODERIQUES CONTRACTING CORPORATION Congratulations Class of 1975 ALEXION INSURANCE AGENCY LAZARUS ALEXION TOM ALEXION Service Beyond the Call of Duty 33 Marguerite St. Fairhaven, Massachusetts Tel. 992-2819 Specializing in: Residential, Commercial and Industrial Work THE UNITARIAN CHURCH QUALITY (I HOUR) CLEANERS 89 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. I Hour Dry Cleaning Same Day Shirt Service Congratulations to the Class of 1975 Best Wishes for a Successful Future FAY ' S KNOTTY PINE CAFE AND ITALIAN FAMILY KITCHEN 2 164 Acushnet Avenue New Bedford, Mass. 995-8134 Pizza — Spaghetti — Lasagne Antipasto — Chicken Cacciatora 147 Best Wishes We Deliver — The i Countrq Donut CAFETERIA STAFF DONUTS 5h O|0 W MUFFINS 113 DON LANDRY DANISH Tel. 995-9393 | 176 So. Main Street PASTRY Acushnet, Massachusetts 02743 Hyannis New Bedford 775-1084 996-0270 Good Luck Class of 1975 From A A TERMITE A FRIEND AND PEST CONTROL 17 Bay St. AL CHASE Fairhaven, Mass. You ' ll ™ «™ 33 ‘ Cm Ou 6 r lW2 ) Fresh Eggs Good Luck to the Class of 1975 Roselawn Farm Fresh Eggs — Dressed Poultry WHITE ' S FARM DAIRY, INC. Chicken and Turkeys Bar-B : Qued or Roasted 145 Washington St. Fairhaven, Mass. 2 1 1 Middle Road Acushnet 995-1715 Compliments of You Are Invited to Join the BRISTOL CLOTHING MFG., INC. Y.M.C.A. 148 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 FAIRHAVEN MUSIC PARENTS DONALD L. DESAUTELS INSURANCE • INCOME TAX TERRANCE J. HORAN. Associate 61 Nye St. New Bedford, MA 02746 Best Wishes MANNY AND BOB’S SHELL 130 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. 992-2239 RAINBOW VARIETY 379 Sconticut Neck Rd. Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Books • Postcards • Newspapers Magazines • Ice Cream • Soda Ice Cubes • Charcoal ATLANTIC SEAFOOD 130 Sconticut Neck Rd. Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 LAVA ' S A W FAMILY RESTAURANT Route 6 Fairhaven, Mass. MANNY ' S TAVERN 1664 Acushnet Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 A FRIEND 149 Compliments of ROLAND ' S TIRE SERVICE, INC Your Michelin and Cooper Tire Dealer Recapping and Distributor New Tires and Batteries I I Howland Road Fairhaven, Massachusetts Tel. 997-4501 KEEP ’EM ROLLING WITH ROLAND!’ Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 From HiCOVfllMG J I I, UfHOlSTf«ING Im « W� � l • | FAIRHAVEN UPHOLSTERING CO. A FRIEND WE CAN COVER ANYTHING 87 Main Street Phone 999-6100 Fairhaven, Mass. THE COUNTRY BARN Over the River and Down the Wharf to . . MacLEAN ' S SEA FOOD Route 6 Fish • Lobster • Shellfish Fairhaven, Mass. Home of King-Size Lobsters Best Wishes Union Wharf Fairhaven, MA Tel. 997-9358 D. N. KELLEY SON INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1975 32 Water St. JOE ' S ARCO Fairhaven, Mass. 86 Middle St. Fairhaven, Mass. Tel. 993-8422 Compliments of QUALITY PAINT AND WALLPAPER SHIP ' S LANTERN 122 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. 1 Pequod Road Fairhaven, Mass. 151 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 NORTH FAIRHAVEN SEA GRILL FAIRHAVEN HARDWARE 346 Main Street Pope ' s Island New Bedford, Mass. Fairhaven, Mass. Compliments of PARK MOTORS OLDSMOBILE HOAD fAIRHaV£N,Mi 55. 67-69 Middle St. 996-6555 Fairhaven, Mass. Hot Water Tanks Water Pumps HUGH C. FRANCIS PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Reg. Master Plumber 6673 Shop: 84 Washington Street Office: 61 Rotch Street FREE ESTIMATES Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Tel. 997-9858 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 MR. AND MRS. DONALD M. GIFFORD Compliments of ANTONE ' S MARKET Congratulations MISTER DONUT 403 Main Street Fairhaven, Massachusetts 204 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. 152 Compliments of the Students of WAMSUTTA CERAMICS 5 Frank Street Acushnet, Mass. 02743 Success to All LAURETTA ' S BEAUTY BOUTIQUE 54 Ro+ch Street Fairhaven, Mass. A.C.T.S., INC. 106 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, Mass. DeJESUS TV RADIO SERVICE 12 Brookview St. Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Lie. 346 Telephone 993-7004 CHARISMA Music for All Occasions Call 997-4127 Tel. WYman 4-7371 EDWIN SYLVIA CLARK ' S COVE FISH CO. Ocean Fresh Fish and Shell Fish Clams — Quahogs — Lobsters — Crabs 1510 Padanaram Ave. New Bedford, Mass. Also: Complete Line of Fishing Tackle and Live Bait Congratulations to the Class of 1975 BRUNSWICK FAIRHAVEN LANES Keep in Shape — Go Bowling. AfM TOOL COMPANY PRECISION TOOL and CUTTER GRINDING toot co. Tel. 679-0036 Larry Moreau Owntf - Proprietor Vf ESTPORT LUMBER SUPPLY 32 NYE AVE., ACUSHNET, MASS. 02743 Tel. (617) 995-0430 1090 STATE ROAD WESTPORT, MAS! 154 Good Luck Class of 1975 Best Wishes The Foley ' s Compliments of KENNETH M. WOOD, JR. AND FAMILY TIL Cl exterior decorators ALUMINUM SIDING PROTECTS • BEAUTIFIES ENDURES • MODERNIZES ALUMINUM TRIM • DOORS • WINDOWS - OVERHANG SHUTTERS • GUTTERS • SPOUliNG ROOFING TILO COMPANY, INC. A Reynolds Aluminum Subsidiary NUM ARINE 745 WASHINGTON FAIRHAVEN 997-0701 RADIO, INC (617) 999-6126 42 MAIN STREET FAIRHAVEN. MA 0171 OVER 50 YEARS OF HOME MODERNIZING • 1,000.000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS FARIA ' S MARKET Congratulations to the Class of 1975 186 Sconticut Neck Rd. Fairhaven, Mass. 993-3408 STANDARD FASTENINGS 2 Pequod Road Fairhaven, Mass. Good Luck From CAROL ' S BEAUTY SALON — Personalized Hair Styling — 33 Center Street Fairhaven, Mass. 997-1412 Good Luck to the Class of 1975 OXFORD PHARMACY, INC. of North Fairhaven 348 Main St. Fairhaven, Mass. 155 MEDEIROS LIVERY SERVICE Two-Way Radio Service Tel. 993-5040 41 Coggeshall Street Fairhaven, Mass. THE FAIRLAWN MORTUARY IN FAIRHAVEN ALAN PEHRSON The Area ' s Newest Modern Funeral Service Facility NON-SECTARIAN Within the Means of All. Serving New Bedford, Mattapoisett and Surrounding Towns. Tel. 999-5100 GET YOUR CREW IN GEAf ... from Schaefer L .RIGGEI] rJ s :haefer MARINE I RODUCTS § Here ' s the first softweur from Schaefer. 1 he WELI RIGGED I-Shirt in 100 f cotton. Si es S. 1. L and XL. Send S3.00 for each shirt to: Schaefer Marine Producl And lor all the gear lour hoot mn use. vt lor the ( ' it 72page .Sc hae er uialop. S t Congratulations to the Class of 1975 D. W. WHITE CONSTRUCTION, INC. 867 Middle St. Acushnet, Mass. 157 Congratulations CORNISH CO., INC. Insurance That Protects Olympia Bldg. 43 Center St. New Bedford, Mass. Fairhaven, Mass. Join us in the beauty and excitement of the undersea world. Help us look for adventure, shipwrecks, treasure hunting. Basic and Advanced Certification in Scuba Diving at the CAPE COD SKINDIVING SCHOOL 39 Main Street Fairhaven, Mass. Tel. 992-2662 RESTAURANT Your Hosts: DICK NORRIS 21 Church St. RICK SOUZA Mattapoisett MA 02739 Mexican Menu Pizza Subs — Daily Open I I A.M. to I I P.M. 7 Days a Week BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY INC. 97 Cove Street New Bedford Mass. 158 there ' s a lot more to creative printing than just putting ink on paper Compliments of dDCOM dGenCY a division of r Dnntinq loo net. RICHARD T. SAUNDERS 138 hatch street new bedford, massachusetts 02745 telephone 995-4661 Congratulations to the Class o f 1975 TREMBLAY ' S MINI-BUS THE BAKER MANUFACTURING CO. PRINTERS 2 I Pine Grove St. Fairhaven, Mass. ART DESIGN SERVICES ADVERTISING BROCHURES FOLDERS QUALITY COLOR PRINTING MACHINE ACCOUNTING FORMS SNAP-APART CONTINUOUS FORMS POST OFFICE BOX G826 • COURT AND PARK STREETS • NEW BEDFORD, MASS 02742 TELEPHONE NEW BEDFORD. MASS. (617) 996 6739 • PROVIDENCE. R. I. (401) 421 3002 159 (aiKilliatiiie atteuialw (to4 yeaiR ofcj gjteger) CAREERS IN THE WORLD OF BUSINESS • Free Lifetime Placement • Co-Educational • Licensed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts — Department of Education • Veteran Approved Training • Complete Financial Aid Programs Available • Authorized Under Federal Law to Enroll Non immigrant Alien Students • Accredited by the Association of Independent Colleges and Schools Inquire Now for Classes Starting June 27 or Sept. 23 22 Union St. New Bedford Mass. 02740 IQnyon -Campbell BUSINESS SCHOOL Excellence in Business Education Since 1911 Tel. 992-5448 997-3154 i i ' i MARTY ' S MARINE SERVICE MARTY BORDWICK Area Code (617) 994-3392 SPECIALIZED WORK ON CATERPILLAR ENGINES Hathaway Braley Wharl (End of Middle St.’ Fairhaven, Mass. 0271 5 617 - 993-5048 Bcatuiia PROPELLER SERVICE SUPPLY, INC. distributors: Columbian Propellers Marine Construction Design Wagner Hydraulic Steering Systems 2 UNION STREET FAIRHAVEN, MASS. 027 19 Promise yourself an open mind . . . thus promise the work that you do and the people you meet the benefit of it. Fairhaven Originals b %k — Distinctive Note Paper — 35 Union St. Fairhaven 993-7545 DAY ' S ELECTRIC GRACIA BROTHERS CONTRACTORS 29 Center St. Fairhaven, Mass. 997-9469 WARREN BROTHERS COMPANY Division of Ashland Oil, Inc. Leaders in the Design and Construction of Asphalt Pavement Asphalt Plant Acushnet, Mass. Main St. 992-3542 CRUSHED STONE Bluestone Quarry Acushnet, Mass. 992-3542 Bridge Street Fairhaven, Mass. 992-4862 PAUL G. CLEARY CO., INC. Contractors — Engineers I 125 County Street New Bedford, Mass. 161 LONS PLAIN BAPTIST NURSERY SCHOOL I 180 Main Street, Acushnet, Mass. Monday-Friday 9:00-1 1:30 A.M. JOHN ' S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Wareham St. Route 28 Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Best Wishes From NEWBEDfORD fWE GENTS SWINGS MNK 162 A U T 0 i 0 ■ for SERVICE tha+ ' s Unexcelled BODY FENDER WORK PAINTING • WRECKS REBUILT Estimates 11 • Radiators Repaired DANNY MELLO —Prop. Day or Night Dial 996-8451 223 Kempton St., Corner County St., New Bedford 163 Mr. and Mrs. William Haskell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greenway A Friend Elizabeth A. Kingan Bob Marchand Richard Marchand Carol Lawton Rev. and Mrs. H. Kelsey Bicknell Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Burke The Ruell Family Good luck from the William Cutting Family Good luck from the Stephen Pierce Family Mr. and Mrs. James P. Honohan A friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferreira Good luck to the Class of ' 75 Best wishes to the Class of ' 75 Mr. and Mrs. James Greenway Good luck from the Frederick Elliot Family Good luck from Mrs. Eleanor Cyr Best wishes from Mrs. Emily Honohan Good luck from the Alfred W. Cyr Family Mr. and Ms. Daniel Sylvia Mary Staffon Thom Ulrichson Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Clark Sheryl Dufrane Mrs. Barbara Dufrane Mr. and Mrs. Hilmar Gunderson Rowdy Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. B. Dufour Mr. Robert L. Marchand Ed and Pat Chase Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tabet Mr. and Mrs. George Valley Mr. and Mrs. Maurice LaFrance Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Brunette Mrs. Helen Tenczar A friend 72 Richard and Claire Hammond See Dana Livsey at O ' Hara Chevy See Don Allain O ' Hara Cadillac Roland Provencher William Alan Price Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Lopes Mr. and Mrs. George Bunnell Lisa Wojcik Spirit of ' 76 Sponsors Kathryn McCollester Mr. and Mrs. Frank Makara Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Waltz and Kevin Summer of ' 74 Pat McKenna Women ' s Apparel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cardoza The Scrimshander Shop Joe Pare Theresa Mcavoy Linda Brie Philip DuBois Sew-N-SO Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mederios Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schard Mr. and Mrs. Earle Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riendeau Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bonner Mrs. Jennie Jucks The Crumley Clan Mr. and Mrs. G. Rousseau Mr. and Mrs. Peter Borowiec Mr. and Mrs. Robert Honohan Mr. and Mrs. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lister Louis and Violet Brown Muriel Beauvais John and Gloria Vertefeville Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall Mr. and Mrs. Al Fernandes Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Marshall A Friend Florence Gillium Grace Portras Mr. and Mrs. John Ezemoli Mr. and Mrs. H. Carreiro Mr. and Mrs. C. Marshall Mr. Edward Oliveira Mr. and Mrs. R. Lyonnais Mr. Michael DeForge Mr. Cippolini Carol and Scott John Haaland Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dennie Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pursley A Friend A Friend of ' 75 Miss Virginia Kowal, Guidance Counselor Tommy and Janet Mr. and Mrs. Dana C. Pierce M iss Arlander Frederick F. Wolanski Mr. and Mrs. Alden F. Trull Tom Hemingway Natalie Hemingway Dan Ferreira 2nd period, Thursday Theory Class Best of luck in the future from the Astin Family The Colomb Family Joan Grinrod Liz Fortes Mary Fortes Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith Naomi and John Battaini Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Antone Medeiros Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Day Mr. and Mrs. David Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Robert Britto Lynn and Paul Rosemary Keighley Mr. and Mrs. Morency Mr. John G. Malcolm Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Adesso Dawn Barksdale Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gamache Mr. LaBossiere and Family Mr. and Mrs. George Mendes and Family Fairhaven is a nice town Mr. Casey Theresa B. Shurtleff Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kubel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fernandez John C. Olival Theresa Olival Jennifer Olival Gilly and Joanie Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mendell Mr. and Mrs. Kraig Perry Mr. and Mrs. William W. Perry John R. Motha Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Roderick Fairhaven Insurance Agency Miss Trafton Kathy and Jimmy Joe and Mabel Filipek John and Carole Wojcik Jim and Kathy Dugan Steve and Connie Mary Chandler Good luck, Cathy Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eleniefsky 164 Mr. and Mrs. Waldo E. Haydon Mr. Santos Mr. Duarte Good luck C. F. Cushing Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Shurtleff Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Wojcik Kathy Costa A Friend Rita Antonsen John Delaney Janet Pacheco Mr. and Mrs. James P. Desrosiers Wayne and Kathy Scott and Pat Paul, Donna and Jennifer Mr. and Mrs. Chester Medeiros and Family Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Gomes and Family Miss Diane Ethier M-S 1737 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Hawk Medeiros Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. John Medeiros Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Correia Mr. and Mrs. Mario DaSilverira Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Porte Doc., Jimmy and Mr. Jim The Man in the Moon A couple of Space Children All who worked on Alan ' s Mission Impossible Mr. and Mrs. Allan Roscow Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roscow Good luck Joanne, Love Dave Ma and Pop Pop Helen and Linda Ino and Eric Kristin and Jesse Lolly and Leslie Patty Sue, Joey, and Margot Magnus Weasel and Gimpy From the 74 Graduates Marie Vaudry Mr. and Mrs. Edward Couto Steve Vaudry Lynda Harriman Michelle and Linda Mrs. Ernest Bollea Dennis Bollea Mrs. Mary Donth Jo-Ann Lachapelle Terry and Freddy Mr. Robert O ' Neil Mr. Russel Roderiques Mr. Gagne, B.P.M. Good luck Seniors Jimmy Silva Billy Isherwood Karen Bollea Mr. and Mrs. Antone D. Lopes Good luck Seniors, Bruce Augustine Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Belanger Congratulations Reggie and Danny The Pendergast Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paquette Mr. and Mrs. Steven Paquette Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Paquette Mr. and Mrs. Victor Saint Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Gifford Mrs. George Walmsley Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bernard Leo, Betty, and Kathy Gilbert Viera Bernie and Barbara Matt and Chris Steve Baccelli David, Cindy and Craig Peltier DeTerra Family From the Fernandes Family From a Friend Congratulations From the Cameron Family Roland J. Aubert Family Moniz Family Mr. and Mrs. Joe Noia Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Sampaio Mr. and Mrs. Humberto Viera Alice Saraiva Lino Saraiva Carol and Eddie Diane Marie Saraiva To Karen with love, Mona Love Dad Bruce Foskey Mark, Sue and Beth Ann Gallagher Bob and Kathy Girouced Your Godmother, Monica Uncle Eddie Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Gwozdz Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stykowski Eddie, Stanley, Mike Jack Honohan In memory of Roberto Clemente Fairhaven Girls ' Basketball Mr. and Mrs. Louis T. Vaudry Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Travers Macrays Seafood, Westport, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pittsley Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Moraes Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gallant Mickey and Jasmine Mr. Wayne Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Normand Taylor Kelli LaVier Debbie and Steve Mike and Rachael Meredith Have your Taxes done by SOMEONE WHO CARES ABOUT YOU Augustine ' s Tax Service Good luck from Carol Dutra Good luck from Gail and Ricky Borges Mr. and Mrs. Paul Desrosiers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tillett and Family Roxanne and Tony Robert Mendell Rep. Ronald A. Pina Mrs. Chase Mr. Grabiec Mr. Silva Congratulations Class of 75 Joe and Bea Amaral Best of Luck Class of 75 Mrs. Olga Hathaway and Family To Marilynn and Ronny from Lisa Susan Koczera Mr. Barriteau Ms. Cambell Mrs. Janice Randall Jim Mathieu Cindy Rebello Roger Pacheco Jill Wood A Friend M. T. Smith Co., Painting Contractor, Interior and Exterior Sarah ' s Beauty Salon 58 State Road No. Dartmouth, Mass. Best Wishes Class of 75 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. 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