Harwich High School - Soundings Yearbook (Harwich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1978 volume:

HARWICH HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 75 OAK ST. HARWICH, MA 02645 Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime And departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. I 1 ■ , SOUNDINGS 1 | Harwich High School | 1 | Oak Street | 1 | Harwich, Massachusetts | I Volume CONTENTS FACULTY 17 ATHLETICS 21 ORGANIZATIONS 50 UNDERCLASSMEN 58 SENIORS 70 ADVERTISERS 102 Our youth we can have but today; We may always find time to grow old. The face is the mirror of the mind. The spirit of youth can be illustrated in many different ways. Ralph Waldo Emerson Field Hv.Ve ' j u I p , a . ' w ■ ■ T f( S. k � € M . K kM 1 1 Countless the various species of mankind, Countless the shades which sep’rate mind from mind; No general object of desire is known, Each has his will, and each pursues his own. Wm. Gifford ■■ .■ . Hpuairi I® IS � (♦•� • ' • 11 ' lilt stars 11 v VvU ' Jii 11 j 2 l«. a ! . 5 ? . . i? - 5 JT ■ iwuttttsjs mm «• jfe. ■ and plant the New England Assoei leges and Secondary Schools, ten years it is necessary to assure our diplomas are valid proof we grad¬ uated from an accredited school. The evaluation actually began in the fall of ’75 with a high school wide self evaluation by the entire teaching staff and administrators. Coordinated by a steering committee chaired by Dr. Mere¬ dith Drew, an elaborate network of sub¬ committees completed the necessary- preparations for the visiting reprenta- tives. The latter were here for three days in October. As we go to press their report has not yet been received but our staff is highly optomistic about the results. 5 he had al- two years earlier in he expects to lents for a Master of When he will again turn to his classes at H.H.S. teaching Biology and Physiology. In the meantime Mr. Ralph Burns continues as his very capable stand in. MR. DAVID DeFERIE COMPLETES INTERNSHIP After having graduated from H.H.S. only 4 Y years ago, Dave DeFerie returned this year as a teaching intern in science. Under the guidance of Mr. Harold Drew he successfully completed the program in January. We all w ? ish him the best of good fortune in the future. ADMINISTRATION Dr. Robert Dolan Chmn. of School Committee Mr. Neal Todd Superintendent of Schools •■■■ ' 1 ■• Mr. Russel K. Noyes Principal Univ. of Maine B.S. M.Ed. Years at H.H.S. 10 Mr. Frederick Ebbett Assistant Principal Curry College B.S.; M.Ed. Years at H.H.S. 19 18 TYRONE ANTHONY Berklee College of Music, Boston Conservatory of Music B.Ed. Band Orchestra Years at HHS: 1 LOUISE AUBREY Framingham Teachers College B.S.Ed. Home Economics Years at HHS: 15 ROBERT BRIGHAM Northeastern Univ. B.S.; Special Ed. Driver ' s Edu¬ cation Years at HHS: 14 GLENN BRYANT B.U., Bridgewater State A.B., M.Ed. Guida nce Counselor Years at H HS: 1 3 MAY W. COOPER Adelphia Univ. B.A. M.A. General Science, Biology Years at HHS: 22 DAVID COSTA Plymouth St., U.N.H Boston St., B.S. M.Ed. Typing Business Law Years at HHS: 6 DAVID E. ATWOOD Plymouth St, U.N.H. N.E. College, Bridge- water St. B.Ed. Alg. I II, Adv. Math College Math, Psychology Years at HHS: 8 RICHARD J. BESCIAK Hartwick Col. B.A. Springfield Col. MA. Modern European His¬ tory, Comparitive Cul¬ tures Years at HHS: 10 RALPH BURNS UMass, Salem St. Bs. Anatomy, Biology, Health Years at HHS: 6 PAUL M.CLEVELAND Emerson College B.S. MS. English and Media Years at HHS: 2 RALPH L. DAVIS Harvard Univ. A.B. M.Ed. Alg. I II, Geometry Years at HHS: 10 I 19 DAVID DeFERIE Univ. Mass At Amherst Science Years at H.H.S: 1 DR. MEREDITH F. DREW State College at Salem Boston Univ. Univ. of Miami B.S., Ed., M.Ed., Ed.D. Business Eng. Shorthand, Office Practice Fundamentals of Book¬ keeping Years at H.H.S: 22 FREDERICK DUNFORD Clark Univ. Wore. State College A.B., M.Ed. Guidance Director Years at H.H.S.: 13 MARION H. ECKHARDT Pa. Museum School of Industrial Art Providence College Rhode Island College SMU Art, Sculpture, Design Intro to Art, Drawing Painting, Chairman Humanities Years at HHS 13 PATRICIA FARRELL Ohio Dominican B.A. English Years at HHS: 4 HAROLD M. DREW Boston Univ. State Teaches Col. at Bridge- water B.S., M.Ed. Physics General Sci. Years at HHS 21 CHARLES DUNBAR Boston Univ. Bridgewater State B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Director Physical Education Years at H.H.S.: 25 DENNIS DWYER State Univ. Col. at Oswego, N.Y. Western State Col. At Danbury, Conn. B.S. MS. Industrial Arts Years at HHS 2 GILBERT ELLIS U.N.H. B.A. Candidate MS. 1978 Biology, General Science, Anatomy Years at HHS: 7 JOSEPH FEDE Providence Col. B.A. Basic Math, Alg. I II Business Math Years at HHS 4 MARIE GILREIN Bridgewater State Clark Univ. Univ Mass Worcester State English Reading Years at HHS 3 EDWIN J. JAWORSKI St. Univ. N.Y. Bridgewater State Montclair State B.S.Ed. Industrial Art Years at HHS 6 ARTHUR G. LaFRENIER Fitchburg State Bridgewater State Univ of Arizona B.S.Ed., M.S. Ed. French Years at HHS 23 NORMA LARKIN Catawba College, N.C. B.S. Home Economics Years at H HS: TIMOTHY T. LYNCH Harvard College A.B. Ancient History Anthropology Years at HHS 14 PETER GOLDSTIEN A. I.C. SUNYA B. A. Librarian Years at HHS 4 STEVEN KOT Worcester State Col. B.A. Chemistry, General Science Years at HHS: 4 PAUL G. LAMONTAGNE Prov. Col., U. Mass Smith Col. R.I.C. Bridgewater St. Canisius Col. French I,II Latin I,II Driver Ed. Years at HHS 6 KRIS A. LARSON Brown Univ. Univ. of Calif. Berkeley Univ. of Wis. Madison A.B., M.A. Years at HHS 6 Government S.E. Asian History RALPH S. MAC KENZIE Brown Univ. A.B. Photography Years at HHS 1 PAUL MANGELINKX Worcester State Co!. Boston State Col. B.S. Ed. M.A. Cand. Years at HHS: 6 DANIEL O’LEARY Don Bosco Col. Boston St. Col. B.A. M.Ed. English Years at HHS: 5 CHERYL M. POORE Anderson Col. B.S. Physical Education Years at HHS: 7 MARIE SEARS Radcliffe College B.A.; M.A. French Years at H.H.S: 11 THEODORE TISCHLER Dartmouth College Univ of Vermont A.B.; M.Ed. English Years at HHS: 9 ROBERT W. McBRIDE Potomac State Morgan State Univ of Md. Loyola Towson Boston State A.A.; B.A.; MS. Years at HHS: 6 CARL OLSON Univ. Mass 0 Wesleyan Univ B.A. M.A. English Years at HHS: 12 GLENN ROSE Coll, of Emporia B.A. Physical Education Years At HHS: 8 CLARE STEVENS Montclaire St. Col. B.A. Music Years at HHS: 3 WALTER THOMPSON Fitchburg St. Col. Bridgewater St. Col. B.S.Ed.; M.Ed. Career Guidance Years at HHS: 15 O GAIL TURNER Hollins Coll. B.F.A. Art Years at H.H.S: 6 LARRY J. ZABIELSKI Plymouth State Col. B.S., M.Ed. Data Processing, Accounting Years at HHS: 5 DOROTHY GRIFFITH Secretary Years at HHS: 5 BETH MORAN Health Aide Years at HHS: 1 PETER WANDERLICH Bridgewater State Col. B.S.; Algebra I 1I, Geometry, Basic Math Years at HHS: 12 RUTH E. FARHAM Guidance Secretary Years at HHS: 17 ANN B. IRWIN R.N. B.S. School Nurse Years at HHS: 5 EILEEN ZELEK Principal’s Secretary Years at HHS: 6 CAFETERIA STAFF N. Vagenas, R. Stinson, P. Mecure, C. Harrison, A. Rose, T. Alves CUSTODIAL STAFF George Shoen, Tim Clifford Back Row; Jim Burke, George Shoen, Ed Durkee Front Row; Jim Marshall, Pierre Fitzgerald 24 DATA PROCESSING SERVES TWO OBJECTIVES The school data processing system serves two pur¬ poses. First of all, as a course it introduces the world of computers to students. Under the instruction of Mr. Larry Zabielski they work with the processing cycle. Although the school’s equipment is a little out¬ dated it offers the basics needed to understand the system. The second purpose of the system is for the admin¬ istration department. It serves many purposes within the school. A number of punch cards are designated to each student. Whenever a list of students are needed for a certain purpose the cards are processed through the system by the class and completed in final form as report cards, state attendance records, address labels, records cards, and a variety of other student lists. MEDIA COURSE IN SECOND YEAR The Media course offers to students an overview of the history and development of film, radio, and tele¬ vision, and their effect on the American society. Dur¬ ing the course, students write, produce, and direct their own radio and TV programs. The students also get an opportunity to visit a local newspaper, radio station, and television station. They get a behind the scene look at programs actually being produced. The course enables students to get a better under¬ standing of how and why we communicate and the mass media in today’s society. AUDITORIUM MEETS NEW CODE After a decade of continual use the Harwich High School auditorium was found to be lacking ventilation equipment required by the new state fire codes. Out of use last year, repairs were finally completed just in time for the senior play production this year and is now in full use. 25 . “-w v % ■ ilwilllil wmmi Tpr t 27 CAPE AND ISLANDS CHAMPS AGAIN!! The Harwich girl’s field hockey team completed another season as the undefeated Cape and Islands Field Hockey Champions. Harwich fielded an awe¬ some offense which scored 73 goals in fourteen league games. Juniors Pam Covert and Cindy Heap led the team and the league in scoring with 30 and 25 goals respectively. Senior Amy Macdonald was superb in goal, allowing, a mere 5 goals during league play. Six Harwich girls were named to the Cape and Islands All Star Team— seniors Karen Dunford and Amy Macdonald, along with juniors Pam Covert, Debbie Dolan, Kari Dolan and Cindy Heap. Two of the girls were named to the Boston Globe All- Star Team - Amy Macdonald and Cindy Heap. The Team advanced to the state tournament where they won the first game against Scituate 2 - 1. In the second game against Marshfield, they played well but lost 2 to 1. Coach Poore described this year’s team as “def¬ initely the best skilled team I’ve ever had.” With only two players on the squad graduating this year, Harwich should stay on top once again next year. VARSITY Front: Debbie Dolan, Cindy Heap, Kari Dolan, Amy Macdonald, Karen Dunford, Dannette Hath¬ away, Pam Covert, Laurie MacDiarmiad Back: Andrea Gonsalves, Jeane Loftus, Carol Hannigan, Cathy Doherty, Lynne Flannigan, Coreen Fernandes, Cheryl Heap, Theresa Hanlon, Miss Poore ' HARWICH OPPONENT 4 Falmouth 3 2 Bourne 0 8,5 Cape Cod Tech 1,1 12,9 Nantucket 0,0 5,5 Nauset 0,0 7,5 Chatham 0,0 1,2 Martha’s Vineyard 1,2 2,3 Sandwich 0,0 8,1 Provincetown 0,0 All-Star golie Amy Mac- All-Cape senior Karen Dun- donald ford iisssj ' JSK? Ipii? put gSJSSKJ ' l waiiirm. m «« mm tr r h JUNIOR VARSITY BACK ROW: Dr. Drew-coach, Susan McCarthy, Nancy Gerstley, Laura Cottell, Shar- lene Gomes, Patty Flynn, Claire Doherty. FRONT ROW: Sharon Hannigan, Bonnie Swit¬ zer, Joyce Livramento, Lyn Young, Joanne Pina SOCCER TEAM HAS DISAPPOINTING SEASON The varsity soccer team had its share of ups and downs this season with a record of 5, 6, 1. It was a re¬ building season for coach Glenn Rose with only 1 1 re¬ turning lettermen. Seniors Lennie Miranda, Andy Mason, George Fer¬ reira, Peter Pena, Brad Chase, Mike McLCormick, Ken Fehrnstrom, and Mike Ross. Juniors Harry Vrountas, and Doug Martin, and one Sophomore Chris Fehrnstrom. Many first year players were also a great asset to the young team. Seniors John Warren handling the Goaltending duties and speedy Steve Gonzales who was second in scoring on the team behind Lennie Mi¬ randa. Juniors Jay Gomes and Joe Caliri added a punch to the offense and the defense. The team showed strong signs of being a champion¬ ship team in the beginning of the season, but due to the injuries sustained during the season it made the task very difficult. Despite the hardships the team tried its best and never gave up. Senior Lennie Miranda was voted to the Cape and Islands All-Star Team, having been the teams high scorer. Peter Pena received an award for best sports¬ manship. HARWICH OPPOSITION 2, 7 Martha’s Vineyard 1, 2 0, 2 Sandwich 4, 5 3, 2 Upper Cape 1, 2 0 , 0 Nauset 3, 2 4, 3 Cape Cod Tech 0, 3 1, 1 Chatham 3, 3 BACK: H. Dilts(manager), J. Connell, B. Chase, G. Ferreira, C. Fehrnstrom, L. Miranda, K. Fehrnstrom, A. Mason, C. Rose, R. Iben, D. Brittain, J. Learned, G. Rose(coach) FRONT: T. O’Brien, J. Caliri, J. Gomes, M. McCormick, M. Ross, P. Pena, M. Moran, D. Martin, H. Vrontaus, J. Warren Two years ago, a new idea began in the athletic department, girls’ soccer. The idea was met with enthusiasm by both Mr. Dunbar and the girls. Mr. Dunbar was the first coach. This year after many delays, the team finally met in October, under the new coach Mr. Tyldesly. Although the girls did not have much time or space to practice they made up for it with desire. The girls, Martina Stabins, Pam Gonsalves, Laurie Lombard, Debbi Bonnatt, Sally Moran, Leslie Vasoncellos, and Stephanie DeFerie the goalie played very well, and the future of the program looks very bright. RIDERETTES TO ENTER STATE TOURNAMENT ONCE AGAIN The girls’ varsity basketball team is shooting for tourna¬ ments once again in 1978. With returning seniors Amy Macdonald, Susan Kozar, Cindy Reynolds, and Charlene “Chuckie” Peterson the team has an abundance of basket¬ ball skills. Rounding out the team are juniors Kari Dolan, Cindy Heap, Laura McCarthy, Dannette Hathaway, Mary Blute, Laurie Lombard, Debbie Bonnatt, and sophomore Adrienne Foote. The girls are off to one of their best seasons ever with the strenuous workouts and coaching of Larry “Mr. Z” Zabiel- ski. These practices have resulted in excellent dribbling, re¬ bounding, passing and shooting skills on the basketball court. The team has the spirit of champions off the floor as well. HARWICH OPPENENT 41 Bourne 21 44 Falmouth 37 27 Nantucket 18 49 Cape Cod Tech 16 42 Nauset 37 36 Martha’s Vineyard 37 65 Chatham 39 43 Provincetown 36 26 Sandwich 35 32 Nantucket 29 47 Cape Cod Tech 16 40 Nauset 35 54 Martha’s Vineyard 47 Front Row: Elaine Papas (mgr.), Cindy Reynolds, Adrienne Foote, Charlene Peterson, Susan Kozar, Laura McCarthy, Midge Osmun (mgr.) Back Row: Karen Livramento (mgr.), Mary Blute, Kari Dolan, Cindy Fleap, Dannette Hathaway, Amy Macdonald, Debbie Bonnatt, Coach Mr. Zabielski 32 BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM SHOOTS FOR SECOND STRAIGHT CAPE ISLANDS CHAMPIONSHIP The 1977-1978 Harwich High Boys’ Varsity Basket¬ ball Team started the season with high hopes of repeat¬ ing as champions of the Cape and Islands League. The boys had the personnel to do it, but the desire to win was lacking in some crucial games. The team was anything but consistent. They were able to defeat league power Nantucket early in the season but were also one of the few teams in the league to lose to Chatham. At home they were able to beat Nauset in the last few seconds of the game. But when they travelled to Nauset they lost by more than 40 points. The team played a very challeng¬ ing schedule, playing six non-league games including Division III State South Champions, Wareham. As the Cape and Islands League goes, it is very well balanced. Returning varsity members were Lenny Miranda, Frank Eldredge, Craig Rose, Ken Freidman, Peter Pena, Brad Chase, and Mike Le- Duc. New additions to the team were seniors Steve Gonzales, Ri¬ chard Barton, David Fernandes and Chip Nealy. Juniors included Front: George Gomes, Lenny Miranda, Steve Gonzales Middle: Mike Leduc, Peter Chuck Blackmore, Paul Godfrey, Pena, Frank Eldredge, Brad Chase, Craig Rose Back: Jeff Gaus(mgr.), Chuck Black- Victor Drozelle, and Jay Gomes. more, Paul Godfrey, Victor Drozelle, Chip Nealy, Rick Barton, David Fernandes, Mr. Lenny Miranda was elected team Glen Rose ( coach ) captain. He and Mike LeDuc were high scorers for the season. HARWICH OPPOSITION 57 Nantucket 66 62 Cape Code Tech 71 66 Nauset 60 75 Martha’s Vineyard 66 61 Chatham 65 77 Provincetown 54 69 Sandwich 62 66 Nantucket 59 65 Cape Cod Tech 73 (away) Martha’s Vineyard (away) (home) Chatham (home) (home) Provincetown (home) Michael Capozzi, John Foster, Matt Zelek, Peter Kelly, Carl Pearson, Warren Ma- zanec, Chris Fehrnstrom, Danny Brittain, Jim Learned, Chris Hemeon, Rusty Peter¬ son, Shaun Baker, Leonard Flannigan, Eddy Ford„Mr. Hurst(coach) HARWICH HOCKEY HAS WINNING SEASON HARWICH OPPONENT 3 Nauset 2 4 Provincetown 0 5 Chatham 6 7 Cape Cod Tech 1 4 Chatham 4 4 Sandwich 5 5 Nauset 5 6 Sandwich 0 7 Provincetown 2 Cape Cod Tech The 1977 - 1978 Harwich High School hockey team enjoyed its best season ever under the reigns of coach Bob Brackett. The veteran team, led by Capt. Andy Mason, consisted of eight Seniors all of which had at least two years ex¬ perience. Mason enjoyed his best season leading the team in goals scored and assists with over 30 combined points and second overall in the Cape and Is¬ lands league. Other Seniors include veteran center Jim Thibert with a total of 12 points to date and his lineman Tom Howard who also had a very good sea¬ son. Second line saw George Ferreira, a tough right winger who earned over 21 points for the season. Mason centered the second line for the Harwich men¬ tor. The third line consisted of senior Greg Ballam in his third year of hockey, and John Connell, a transfer from the tech a year ago. The only Senior on the team who played defense was three-year veteran Mark Hammond who figur¬ ed in many key plays this past season. The goaltenders position for the team was filled by a pair of experienced lettermen, Senior John Warren who has played since his freshman year and John Reece in his third year of hockey. The Harwich coach was quotted as saying “It’s the best team I’ve had in my four years at Harwich.” The team finished with its best record overall and went to the states for the first time ever. It was a really good season and the team is already looking for¬ ward to next years success in the league. BACK ROW: Walter Mason, Greg Ballam, Doug Warren, Andy Mason, Dave Walters, Jimmy Thibert, George King MIDDLE: Bill Crosby, John Connell, Mark Hammond, George Ferreira, Tommy Howard FRONT: John Reece, Mike Campbell, Chuck Brown, James Luce, John Warren GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM CONTINUES WINNING STREAK The 1977 Harwich girls’ softball team won their fifth straight Cape Islands Championship. During the last six years, Cheryl Poore has led her teams to an impressive 78 wins and only 3 losses in league play. The team played excellent ball throughout the sea¬ son and would have been undefeated if they hadn’t been upset by Sandwich in the last league game. After completing a successful season with a 13 - 1 r ecord, the girls advanced to the state tournament where they were ranked one of the top teams. They played their first game against Wellsley, and with an exciting comeback, won 7 - 6. The team did not play its usual game against Plymouth Carver having lost 6 - 2 . The 1978 softball team, with its many returning let- termen, looks like the team to beat. Harwich Opponent 41, 43 Upper Cape 1, o 14, 12 Chatham 7, 5 33, 20 P-Town 3, 4 6, 2 Nauset 5, 1 37, 22 Cape Code Tech 1, 3 12, 5 Sandwich 1, 6 21, 7 Martha’s Vineyard 7, 0 BACK ROW: Cheryl Poore(coach), K. Livramento(manager), P. Covert, C. Heap, K. Dolan, L. McCar¬ thy, L. Flannigan, P. Fernandes, S. Hannigan, E. Papas(manager) FRONT ROW: A. Macdonald, K. Dun- ford, C. Reynolds, C. Knott, R. Hayes, L. Ritter, D. Rice, P. Ryder, L. Dunbar(manager) WM - � !,- .■ A h. ■ ? - ' -■ i V imfW ♦ ♦« ■ P v fff ■ ?■. !: Ifwwwfc A 4t4mf H W dESEiLr . ' r i? jHf it «• .|P gp .-? ' S� ' ;-9- KK� £ L g2j • B | ( tl Kk TSiai -£i ft Bfc. ■■- ' r k. llllll The Harwich High School Girl’s Track Team completed an. unde¬ feated (9-0-1) season on May twenty- fifth with a victory at the Cape and Islands championship held at Nauset. Several Harwich girls set Cape and Islands (as well as Harwich) rec¬ ords at this very exciting meet. Rec¬ ords were set by: Nancy Bushey in 100 yard dash, Jayne thacher in the 220 as well as the high jump, Kim Gomes in the 440, Meg Foster the 880, Barbie Callahan in the high hurdles, and Leslie Vasconcellos in the javelin. Harwich’s record setting performance by Jayne Thacher, Les¬ lie Vasconcellos, Kim Gomes, and Meg Foster assured the girls of the championship. Jayne Thacher won the trophy as the meet’s Most Val¬ uable Performer. At the Awards Din¬ ner at the end of the season Meg Foster was chosen as the team’s Most Baluable Player. Coach Ralph Burns’ squad has an excellent chance to repeat as C I’s champs this year. Experience is pro¬ vided by returning seniors Nancy Bushey, Kim Gomes, Barbie Calla¬ han, Brenda Blakely, and Donna Burnham. They along with a fine corps of underclassmen should pro¬ vide the team with the depth and balance needed for a championship season. GIRLS CAPTURE 1977 CAPE AND ISLANDS TITLE HARWICH OPPONENT 50 Dennis-Yarmouth 50 57 Bourne 52 64 Martha’s Vineyard 44 61 Vi Nauset 411 2 94 Nantucket 14 89 Sandwich 5 69 Martha’s Vineyard 40 68 Nauset 41 88 I 2 Nantucket 121 2 70 Sandwich 5 League Championship: Harwich 84, Nauset 81, M.V. 40, Nan- tucket 14, Sandwich 5. Front: Barbie Callahan, Leslie Vasconcellos, Julie Houghton, Meg Foster, Nancy Bushey, Brenda Blakely Middle: Michelle Chapin, Adrienne Foote, Ruth Dunne, Kris Campbell, Jana Sokol Back; Mr. Burns coach, Barbara Hall, Michelle Steegstra, Jennifer Chase, Carol Hannigan, Diane Silva, Joyce Gomes 40 HARWICH BOYS’ TRACK TEAM FINISHES SECOND ONCE AGAIN HARWICH OPPONENT 67 Dennis-Y armouth 57 491 2 Wareham 721 2 961 2,91 Upper Cape 2516, 31 61,68 Martha’s Vineyard 61, 54 29,50 Nauset 93, 72 731 2, 98 Cape Cod Tech 21 Vi, 6 82,84 Sandwich 31, 28 Coach Mangelinkx’s 77 track team had another suc¬ cessful season, placing second in Cape and Islans com¬ petition. The final record was 5-2-1. It was the third consecutive year the boys’ finished second in the league. From the opener with D-Y, in which the team defeated their foes by 10 points, throughout the season, hopes were high of taking the title. Once again Nauset was the dominant team beating us twice. The team had many veterans and some good poten¬ tial. Mid-way through the season “Bumpy” Gonsalves broke his foot. His contributions were missed in the 220, the relay and the shot put. Ed Galvin had an out¬ standing final season. He was praised in the papers and broke the record in the triple jump. Juniors Ron Hubbard, J.G. Gomes, Tim Harrington, Rick Barton, Craig Rose, Peter, Rena, and Mike Mc¬ Cormick all had good seasons. They have worked hard and developed well for the 78 season. Front Row: Joe Caliri, Glen Gonsalves, Craig Rose, Ronny LeDuc Middle Row: Warren Mazanec, Brad Chase, Peter Pena, Bob Cutts, Ed Galvin, Ken Fehrnstrom, Tim Harrington, George Gomes Back Row: Mr. Mangelinkx, Coach, Doug Martin, Warren Miranda, Rick Barton, Brian Blackmore, Ron Hubbard, Steve Sheridan, Mona Monteiro(mgr.) 42 BOYS TENNIS The boys varsity tennis team completed a record of 3 wins and 9 losses last year. The past three years have primarily been building years for the team but with veteran seniors Andy Mason, Mike Barca, Mike Pina, Dan Callahan and the strong developing underclass¬ men; coach Steve Kot plans to have his first winning record at Harwich High. Harwich should pull through with one of the strongest teams in the league. Tennis is growing in popularity in society as well as high school sports and should offer a great deal of en¬ joyment and competition for the players and specta¬ tors alike. BACK ROW: Mike Barca, Andrew Kozar, Jimmy Callahan, Mike Pillsbury, coach - Steve Kot. FRONT ROW: Mike Pina, Rick Paulus, Andy Mason, Chris Hayes, Jonathan Thyng. BACK ROW: coach - George Kirschner, Mary Blute, Sue Noyes, Janet Loftus, Martina Stabins, Brenda Switzer, Maureen Hayes. FRONT ROW: Kim Chapin, Ann Dolan. GIRFS TENNIS The Girls’ Varsity Tennis Team ended last year’s season with a 9-4 record. The team, coached by Mr. Kirschner has been on the rise the last few years. They placed third in the Cape and Islands League last sea¬ son. Last year they played D-Y for the first time. Much to their surprise the girls beat them. The girls four losses came at the hands of Nauset, Martha’s Vine¬ yard, and Sandwich (twice). The team lost two very good senirs last year but they are hopeful of a winning season with their return¬ ing lettermen and ney players. 44 Last year the varsity baseball team had one of those “we should have done better” seasons. They certainly had the talent, but they just couldn’t put everything together. The team’s batting average was .306 which was on of the highest in the Cape and Islands League. Then why was their record only 7-7? The reason was that although they had the hitting a cham¬ pionship team needs they couldn’t quite master their defense. Without the breaks and the good plays at the right time a good offense can’t carry the team. For having only an average season the team showed some outstanding statistics. Three players made the Cape and Islands top five. Dusty Eldredge, a Pitcher, had a 1.13 ERA, Mike Ross a pitcher outfielder had a .440 batting average, and George Ferreira had a .400 batting average. Five players hit over .300: Tom DeMayo, Steve Gonzales, Harry Vrontaus, who led the team in RBI’s Daryle Lopes, and Joe Gilmette. The stats made them look like a championship team, but that defense held them back. This year the team is really psyched up for that championship and they can take it if they really want it. With Coach Ebbett’s fine ability and the team’s offensive power they should be able to blow any opponent right off the field. HARWICH OPPONENT 7 Upper Cape Regional 6 4 Chatham 9 11 Provincetown 2 3 Nauset Regional 5 10 Martha’s Vineyard 2 1 Cape Cod Tech 2 3 Sandwich 6 2 Chatham 9 4 Provincetown 0 8 Upper Cape Regional 6 6 Nauset Regional 2 10 Martha’s Vineyard 3 7 Cape Cod Tech 11 3 Sandwich 4 REAR: Mr. Ebbet coach, Karl Nelson, George Ferreira, Harry Vrontaus, Frank Eldredge, Mike LeDuc, Bernie Manzoli, Doug Warren, Kenny Friedman, Mark oss (mgr.), Kelly Gingras (mgr.) Henry Dilts (mgr.) FRONT: Steve Gonzales, Dusty, Eldredge, Joe Gilmette, Ed Crocker, Tom DeMayo, Daryle Lopes, Mike Ross, Greg Ballam 46 f ' imm 1 I • W ' “ - .. 2 M Sw -% 1 y 1 __ ■ : ■ -t , ' ■ £ U : .V ' V . ? . ■ - ■ : . :0i - v 1 ■ • ■ . . . v. ; : i ACTIVITIES! ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ii BAND AND ORCHESTRA MEMBERS OF BAND, Front: Mr. Anthony, W. Mazanec, D. Waters, A. Kozar, C. Hayes, M. O’Donnell, D. Basset, G. Roundsville Middle: R. Gonsalves, P. Ryder, D. Hemeon, K. Dunford, C. O’Donnell, D. Basset, M. Paterno, D. Rubino, M. Walsh, S. Truscus, W. Norsworthy Back: M. Crowley, M. Dunford, M. Hamer, D. Naylor, P. Clausen, K. Cahoon, P. Schicolone, L. Monteiro, B. Bergson, M. Fredrickson, S. Coombes 50 MEMBERS OF ORCHESTRA, Front: Mr. Anthony, M. Ballum, E. Ford, P. Ryder, C. O’Donnell, D. Hemeon, K. Dunford, A. Kozar, D. Bonnat, G. Roundville, Middle: R. Gonsalves, J. Brooks, M. Dunford, M. Hamer, D. Naylor, P. Clauson, K. Cahoon, P. Schicolome, B. Bergeron Back: D. Hathaway, H. Thistle, S. Cahoon, T. Perry, M. Crowley, A. Mason M. Moran, T. Barca, S. Noyes CHORUS AND MADRIGAL SINGERS MEMBERS OF CHORUS, Front: D. Hemeon, H. Thistle, J. Coombs, Mrs. Stevens, H. Wildie, D. Basset, S. Coombes, C. O’Donnell Middle: M. Walsh, H. Colthart, N. Thomas, T. Thomas, R. Peterson, S. Noyes J. Loftus, R. Gonsalves, M. McCormick, K. Coleman Back: D. Naylor, K. Cahoon, M. Dunford, M. Hamer, P. Clauson, S. Truscott, K. Holt MADRIGAL SINGERS: S. Coombs, R. Gonsalves, D. Basset, Mrs, Stevens, K. Cahoon, H. Thistle, J. Coombes NEWSPAPER STAFF Karen Livramento, Alice Shepherd, Stephanie DeFerie, Karen Dunford, Mr. Goldstein, Advisor, Elaine Papas, Rolf Iben, Tammy Eldredge, Midge Osmun, David Fennell LITERARY MAGAZINE STAFF Donna Bassett, Donna Higgins, Miss Farrell(advisor), Gretchen Widegren, Lori Monterio, Dick Barton, Stephanie DeFerie, Karen Dunford, Maureen Walsh, Elaine Papas NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front: Mr. LaMontagne, Advisor, Amy Macdonald, Dan Callahan, Gale Hughes, Susan Coombs, Teresa Perry Middle: Susan Kozar, Judy Coombes, Jeff Gaus, Brenda Switzer, George Ferreira, Back: Karen Dunford, Donna Higgins, Lisa Heap, Janet Loftus, Carla Welsh, Charlene Webb, Elaine Papas, Cindy Reynolds, Steven Gonzales, Mike M cCormick lL| An AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Front: Heidi Wilkie, Pat Kavanaugh, Cheryl Moore, John Donovan Middle: Rolf Iben, Barbara Hemeon, James Rice, Stephanie DeFerie, Martina Stabins Back: Donald Naylor, Peter Clausen, Kathy Kavanaugh, Diane Hemeon, Kathy Doherty H.H.S. GETS A NEW FORM OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT This year Harwich High School developed a student council. A student council is a panel of students consisting of three representatives from grades nine through eleven and four representa¬ tives from grade twelve. The function of the stu¬ dent council is to conduct events to benefit all students or a public cause. Harwich High School has not had a student council since the school year of 1974-1975. This year the student council advisors are Mr. Russell Noyes and Mr. Frederick Ebbett. The student council has three main officers: Donna DeFerie is the President, Ken Fehrnstrom is the Vice- President and Holly Campbell is the Secretary- Treasurer. This year the Student Concil has organized a Toys for Tots program. A program for students to have their pictures taken with Santa Claus (Mr. Noyes) for the Cape Needy Fund. They have also been woridg on the problem of a smoking room so that the bathrooms will be clean for people who don’t smoke. This has been a problem for many years at HHS. The solution they have come up with is to allow smoking in four of the rest rooms without any interference from the faculty and not allow it in the other four bathrooms. Let’s hope this is a plan the school can live with. The student council has done well although it it is difficult to get established in its first year. : fiJr J iff! m JS ■ Jlfl ' ! j r; ! bbJ tjcM■ i f , ' si- Front Row: Bernie Manzoli, Donna DeFerie Second Row: Rene Gon¬ salves, Marjorie McCormick Third Row: Chris Metz, Grant L’Heureux Back Row: Tom Knott, Peter Kelley, Jim Rice We would like to take this space to thank our advisor Mr. Ralph Davis. Without whose continued help and support this book never could have been completed. He was always there when we needed help with the right answers and deserves much more credit than he is willing to accept. Dan Callahan Lisa Heap SOUNDINGS STAFF Organized in the spring of 1977 the staff of the ’78 Soundings elected Dan Callahan and Lisa Heap co¬ editors, Sue Kozar was elected business manager. The staff then began the tedious and complicated task of organizing and coordinating the materials which would give an accurate picture of life at Harwich High. This issue is the first to be published by the American Yearbook Co. A change which made it necessary for the staff to learn new techniques and procedures. We found that a book such as ours requires the continuous support of the teachers, administration and the students alike. Had it not been for their support our success would not have been possible. Some of us will long remember the hectic planning sessions, the layout problems and our many after school and weekend work sessions. The things we have learned and the experiences that we have had, feel will be of great benefit to us in the future. It wasn’t all fun, however, we had many problems, largely the result of our attempts to meet inflexible dead¬ lines, in spite of spotted and out of focus photos, missed literary assignments and other difficulties which forced the cancellation of planned ar¬ ticles. We have, however, tried our best to overcome these set¬ backs. We hope we have suc¬ ceeded, that is for you to judge. 55 L to R, Front to Back: Lisa Heap, Dan Callahan George Ferreira, Peter Pena, Pam Gonsalves, Cindy Reynolds, Carla Welsh Rol f Iben, Janet Loftus, Andy Mason, Mike Pina, Sue Coombs, Susan Noyes, Judy Coombes, Susan Kozar ■ UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OF 1981 Mr. Glenn Bryant, Class Advisor; Mark Ballam, President; Patricia Flynn, Vice- President; Karyn Coleman, Secretary; Charles Brown, Treasurer (Not Photographed) Wendy Allard Shawn Baker Sherril Baldwin Mark Ballam John Barber Charles Barret Michelle Barton Beth Bergeron Paul Blackmore Ed Bourke Kathy Brady Jay Brooks Jerry Brooks Charles Brown Stacy Cahoon Heather Campbell Ernest Capozzi Susan Chase Caryn Coleman Susan Collins Kathleen Colthart Kimberly Court Barbara Crandall Mike Crowley 58 Jean Curran Tom Curran Patricia Currey Timothy Dearborn Timothy Dion Perry Doucette Kevin Duggan Michael Dunford Jeff Dunakin Kathy Eldredge Penny Fennell Adam Ferreira Dianne Fitzgerald Thomas Gavigan Sharlene Gomes Andrea Gonsalves Patty Flynn Eddy Ford Mark Fredrickson Philip Greenwood Mora Hanlon Lisa Harpster Debra Havens Barbara Hayes Cheryl Heap Philip Holmes Sharon Holmes Kim Holt James Hunt Linda Hunt Amy Husband Michelle Iacovello Jon Jones Brad Kaplan Leah Kelly Peter Kelly Michael King Stephanie Knowles Margaret Knight Grant L’Hereux Joy Livramento Joyce Livramento Ross Martin Sue McCarthy Paul McCarthy Kathleen McBride Chris Metz Richard Mulcahy Ann Murphy Nancy Murphy Steven Murphy Laura Naylor Karyn Nelson Marie Norris Wynthrop Norsworthy Eric Noyes Maureen O’Donnell Natasha Osborne Maria Paterno Glen Perron Rusty Peterson Monica Pires Pamela Primeau Dan Reid Deanna Rubino Mary Shepherd Susan Small Marion Smith Bonnie Switzer Nina Thomas Terry Thomas Sandra Truscott Pat Vasconcellos Jacqueline Walker Maureen Walsh Roberta Warren William Watson Lyn Young FRESHMAN NOT PHOTOGRAPHED David Armstrong Kathy Naylor Sonja Chase Chris Small Jennifer Clapp Millicent Small Robert Ernst Gary Souza Leonard Flanigan Chris Stoltz Wade Jensen Arthur Tavano Peter Linnell Donald Marini Tom Tomaisian CLASS OF 1980 Adrienne Foote, Secretary; Michelle Chapin, Treasurer; Joe Thibert, Vice-President; Jim Learned, President; Mr. Kot, Advisor Michelle Arsenault Steven Baldwin Susan Barnes Joanne Barton Donna Bassett James Bourke Danny Brittain Kevin Brouillette Kevin Cahoon Jimmy Callahan Mike Campbell Michael Capozzi Michelle Chapin Peter Clausen John Coffin Laura Cotell Bill Crosby Lynn Curtice Mike DeDominicus Claire Doherty Ruth Dunne Chris Fehrnstrom Kevin Eldredge Dwayne Ennes 62 Coreen Fernandes Pam Fernandes Lynn Flanigan Adrienne Foote John Foster Nancy Gerstley William Giroux Joyce Gomes Amy Hall Barbara Hall Diane Hall Janine Hall Richard Hall Micheal Hamer Theresa Hanlon Sharon Hannigan Chris Hayes Steven Heap Chris Hemeon Sally Higgins John Hodgkins Susan Holmes Andrew Hunt Kathleen Kavanaugh George King Andrew Kozar James Learned John Loftus Robb Lovellette Karen Luby Walter Mason Warren Mazanec William McCarthy Marjorie McCormick Joanne McKenna Mike Moran Sally Moran Andrew O’Brien Pam O’Leary Mildred Osmun Chris Our Micheal Paterno 63 Robin Peterson Dusty Pina Micheal Reynolds Mark Ross Glen Roundsville Patricia Ryder Rhonda Ryder Jennifer Sawyer Peter Schicolone James Shea Eddy Silva Jana Sokale Michael Solimine Duane Souza Michelle Steegstra Elliot Swift Pam Sykes Joseph Thibert Holly Thistle Jonathan Thyng Melody Viera David Vagenas David Waters Elizabeth Yarbro Matthew Zalek 64 m- ' - ' T ' m- SOPHOMORES NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Brad Kelley Eric Allen Delmay Miranda Mary Brennan Susan Montiero Jennifer Chase Carl Pearson Brian Cove Terry Powers Clarence Fitzgerald Eileen Scannell Rene Gonsalves Janice Scheinler Jay Grose Robert Shea Joanne Hall Andrew Walker Diane Hemeon Stephanie Weekes Maureen Higgins Thomas Woodruff 65 CLASS OF 1979 Mr. Walter Thompson, Class Advisor; Danette Hathaway, Secretary; Rick Paulus, President; Cindy Heap, Treasurer; Kari Dolan, Vice-President. Craig Adamson Craig Appleby Susan Ballam Glen Bates Chuck Blackmore Mary Blute Debra Bonnatt Barbara Borden Billy Bourke Todd Brooks Joseph Caliri Scott Campbell John Clark Clifford Connell Roger Cotman Kevin Davis Stephanie DeFerie Henry Dilts Kathleen Doherty Deborah Dolan Katherine Dolan John Donovan Victor Drozell Lisa Dunbar 66 Michelle Eldredge Tammy Eldredge Eric Fehrnstrom David Fennell MaryJo Flynn Paul Godfrey Carol Hannigan Mike Haye Maureen Hayes Debra Hodgkins Alan Holmes Mary Lou Howard Kelly Hoyer Doug Karn Pat Kavanaugh Pat Kelly Tom Knott Sheryl Lawrence Normand L’Heureux Thomas Loftus Phyllis Lombard Donna Luce Mary Marini Douglas Martin Laurie MacDiarmiad Laura McCarthy Mary McCaskie Lori Monteiro Cheryl Moore Martin Moran Donald Naylor Colleen O’Donnell Tracy Ried James Rice Susan Rowley Dianne Russell Mary Anne Shea Angela Shelley Alice Shepherd Peter Simard Dianne Silva Martina Stabbins 67 Donald Sykes Darlene Vagenas Harry Vrontus Doug Warren 4 r 55 Lisa Westgate Bill Whalen Heidi Wilkey Debra Wood Juniors Not Photographed Tim Barca Pam Covert George Gomes Danette Hathaway Cindy Heap Barbara Hemeon Kathy Higgins Donald Lopes Nancy Morris Walter Paciorek John Souza Mark Souza Holly Tavano 68 69 fSSTi f ■Bitf ' J A aP 1 . , w . flBh |J -if _ vsjT Jf M pf J ii i , fjp ■ ifl 70 SENIORS SENIORS !!! 11(2 71 RICHARD ALETT ARNESON College Prep. Fut. Plans: Work Jack Daniel’s, Old Time, No. 7 Brand, Tennessee Sour Mash Whiskey Camels non-filters Lowenbrau Scuba Diving Fleet- wood Mac Horticulture in Cannibus The Steve Miller Band PERIAN ASHTON General Fut. Plans: Work Senior Play 4 Cape Codders Wasted days and wasted nights Lou, What am I going to do? Plum crazy I have some T.P. in my car ASHBY BAKER GREGORY PAUL BALLAM College Prep. Fut. Plans: College, Fire Science Hockey 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 3,4 Christmas Tree Sale 4 Sr. Banquet 4 Floor Hockey 2,3,4 Sr. Play 4 Echo 65 Team Echo 69 You’re ok Black Hawks Ross you ape Greg-a-Pee “We got a deer” Dawn-na Paramedic Bul- gashicta Seeya Ugly PETER MICHAEL BARCA College Prep. Fut. Plans: Travel Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 F.T.S. RICHARD A. BARTON JR College Prep. Fut. Plans: College, Physical Education Track 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,4 Soccer 3 Class Pres. 4 Rep. to School Comm. 3 Senior Play 4 Christmas Tree Sale 4 Media Club 3,4 Micky D ' s 69 Junk No you do it, I did it last time Hey, Burnt, You burnt? Uncle Stanley Fenway 3 30 77 Daddy Rat, Craig, Gomesy 72 PETER BENNETT College Prep. Fut. Plans: Undecided Tennis 1,2,4 Steve Miller - Rolling Stones - ’67 Bird - Led Zeppelin Jack Daniels - Free Bird - “Porcupine your burnt!” - Jimi Hen¬ drix - Cookout in Sophomores’! - The Cave - S 14 DO WILLIAM LAWRENCE BERGERON BRENDA JANE BLAKELEY College Prep. Fut. Plans: Undedided Softball 1,2 Track 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Ski Club 1,2,3 Gym¬ nastics 2,3 Floor Hockey 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Pepsie . .. Party! - Kaluha - I’m just naturally high Munchies - Skiing - Bermuda Beach Bum - Check it out! - I think it’s funny - Thanx-Barb - “Applaud the comedy is over” KEVIN BLUTE BRIDGET BOYCE DONNA J. BURNHAM College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Track 1,2,3,4 Gymnastics 3,4 Cheerleading 1,2 Pep club 1,2,3 Ski club 1,2,3 Prom Comm 3 Play Comm 4 I never get lost - The Burnham Stand - Can you handle it? What else can we drink? - Lets get out of here - Wanna be neighbors - Marshal 0 73 DANA CHASE BURTON College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Law School Student Council 1 Newspaper 2,3 Gymnastics 3,4 AFS 4 Play Comm 4 Lit. Magazine 3 Yearbook 4 National Honor Society 4 I’m CRAZY about gymnastics! - It’s not my fault, I didn’t ask to be born smart! - Sticks - Turn sideways and you can’t see her anymore - Sealand SHARON BUSH NANCY MARIE BUSHEY Business Fut. Plans: Work, Stop Shop Soccer 1 Basketball 1 Track 1,2,3,4 Kenny - 100 yard dash - Dr. Finebone - “Well, here we are-now what?” - So, where’s the party? - Life is just beginning, so let’s enjoy it BARBARA CALLAHAN College Prep. Fut. Plans: Agriculture Gymnastics 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Softball 1,2 Soccer 3 Floor Hockey 2,3,4 Ski club 1,2,3 X-mas Tree Sale 4 Burnt Barbie Budd - Giggling baboon - Slant eyes - “Forget it, look at you!” - My Freebird - High Hurdler - Lips “Now for the pound, sing ...” - “I can’t wait . . . !” DANIEL PATRICK CALLAHAN College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Tennis 1,2,4 Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4 Christmas Tree Sale 4 Yearbook Co-Ed. 4 ’71 Nova - 8 27 76 - Stop Shop - S.N.A.F.U. - Don’t worry Mr. Davis, the book will be back in time - Summer of ’77 “Night Crew” - “But officer, I was only going ...” HOLLI CAMPBELL General Fut. Plans: Travel Student Council 1,2,4 Ski Club 2,3 Softbaii 1 Sr. Ban¬ quet 4 Sr. Play 4 Christmas Tree Sale 4 H.H.S.P.M.A. - Dan Fogelburg - Freedom - Mercedes - Ms. Futurist - “Ya say ya want a revolution” - “Good morning Gary” - Tequila Sunrise - Puff Colorado - Carol-thanks friend 74 CHRISTA RAE CHAPIN College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Orchestra 1,2,3 Chorus 3 Cheerleading 1,2 Soccer 3,4 Gymnastics 3,4 Softba ll 2 Prom Comm 3 Sr. Banquet 4 X-mas Tree Sale 4 Ski club 2,3 Pep club 2,3,4 Peter - Summertime - Party - Hey, Nancy where are the parties? - Crispy Critter - Munch out time - Let’s get rowdy BRADFORD CARL CHASE College Prep. Fur. Plans: Undecided Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 2,3,4 Track 3 Ski Club 2,3 Catcher in The Rye - “Brain Damage” - 3 H’s and D “I certainly was in the race” JOHN J CONNELL JR. General Fut. Plans: Calhoon Marine Engineering School Soccer 2,4 Hockey 2,3,4 Christmas Tree Sale 4 Delta 88 - Cape Tech - Hey Bennett - Porcupine - Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin - How U Do Dat - Charlie Sixpack - Jupiter Dance JUDITH ANN COOMBES College Prep. Fut. Plans: College-music major Chorus 1,2,3,4 Madrigals 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Prom Comm 3 Musical 2 Nat. Honor Society 4 Judy - Craigville - Reese’s - “Hi, Beany” - Maggie Molly - Peep too! SUSAN LEIGH COOMBS College Prep. Fut. Plans: U-Mass, music major Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Madrigals 2,3,4 Prom Comm 3 Newspaper 2,3 Lit. Mag. 3,4 Sr. Play Nat. Honor Soc. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 X-mas Tree Sale 4 My Pea - Craigville - J.D. - B.S. - Pure Sunshine - Hi, punk - Animals, quotes and flowers - You come out of there Old Weird Harold - Rocky Mountain High ROGER G. COVE College Fut. Plans: 4 C’s, Accountant Yearbook 4 Christmas Tree Sale 4 MaryEllen - DIP - Mellon - 4 3 77 - Laurino’s - L.A.A. 75 JOSEPH W. DEARBORN College Prep. Fut. Plans: Principia College Coming from a HUGE regional high school in the Chicago area with 5,000 students to a school with 400 was quite a refreshing change DONNA ROSE DEFERIE College Prep. Fut. Plans: Medical Technology Basketball 1,2 Track 2 Ski Club 2,3 Prom Comm. 3 Stu¬ dent Council 1,4 Student Senate 2,3 Christmas Tree Sale 4 I love it - Just make it up - Rettes - Ches - Oh, come on - Mamie’s - Nibble they little feet - Nantucket or P-Town - Jeep - AFC - The Creature KAREN ANN DONFORD College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 Softball 2,3,4 Newspaper 1,2,3,4 Lit. Mag. 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Orch. 3,4 Prom Comm 3 X-mas Tree Sale 4 Sr. Banquet Pep Club 2,4 Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4 Spacey - Buddy - Sister Golden Hair - DYLAN - Bubble gum - Tessy, S or H - Dwarf - Poetry in blue ink - “Sun¬ dance” FRANK MICHAEL ELDREDGE General Fut. Plans: Navy Balketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Cheryl 5 13 77-“forever” - Leo, Dr. J., Stevie G.„ Bas¬ ketball fever - “Let’s play some hoop guys” - HOnda 350-S Mexican Diamond - weak knees - Quacky - “Hey, Swit” KENNETH WILLIAM FEHRSNTROM College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Soccer 2,3,4 Hockey 2,3 Track 3,4 Treasurer 2 Student Council 4 Ski Club 1,2,3 Sr. Play 4 Yearbook 4 Christmas Tree Sale 4 State govt delegate 4 Ferny - “Hey, Mace ya wanna duce ’em up” - I musta got lost - FZ - Who you jiven with that Cosmik Debris - Wish I had some money - for no apparent reason DAVID FERNANDES GEORGE MURRAY FERREIRA College Prep. Fut. Plans: Air Force Engineering Soccer 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Yearbook; National Honor Society; Xmas Tree Sale; Class Officer 3; Student Council 1; Prom Comm. 3; Senior Banquet Comm. 4; Senior Class Play Ah Punk - Nov. 5, 1976 - I must have got lost - Oct. 22. Slow Children - Mr. Prescott - Cousin baby sister - Skiing ROSEMARY FITZGERALD KENNETH FREDERICK FRIEDMAN College Prep. Fut. Plans: Cape Cod Community College Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Senior Class Treasurer; Christmas Tree Sales 1-4-3 Cathy - 7 16 76 - 2,3,5,7 - Romano - Cruise the country with Cathy - Miller 4-EVA - J Geils Concert - Led Zep - J,B,G,T - P.V. you’re crazy - Thadius - Burnt? - My van JEFFREY ALLEN GAUS Business. Fut. Plans: College - Business Administration Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3 (manager); Senior Play 4; Xmas Tree Sale; Senior Banquet Comm. 4; National Honor Society; Junior Prom 3 Want to bet Zabielski - Hey Nick, Powers . . . N.Y.C. - No problem - Cowboy hats - Steve Martin - Happiness - Parties KELLY ANN GINGRAS College Prep. Fut. Plans: college - Special Education Cheerleading 2,3,4; Baseball Man. 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Prom Comm. 3; Senior Play 4; Xmas Tree Sale 4; Sr. Banquet Comm.; Soccer Man. 2; Yearbook Tommy 1-4-3 - 12 6 74 - We must of got lost - Turn off the lights George - Short people - ABL - Hey Friedman - 5 28 78 JAMES GOMES KIM MARIE GOMES College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Liberal Arts Track 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4 1-4-3 Mike - I don’t care - Candy - At last - Hello Amy - Little sister and big brother - I’m tired - Rena Leslie - Why, Romano? - Gosh, hon PAMELA ANN GONSALVES College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Criminal Justice Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Sr. Banquet Comm. 4; Sr . Class Play 4; Xmas Tree Sale 4; Yearbook Laughing - Give me a break - Mary Ellen must you - Good times - What a hunk, Sue - Whoa Jack - Burt Reynolds Forever - Bananas - Music - N.Y.C. - Study hall - He’s Crazy STEVEN WADE GONZALVES College Prep. Fut. Plans: Auto-Body Soccer 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 2,3,4 Hey, Frank-Michael - Craig - Lenny let’s play some hoop - Kim 6 12 - What’s going on tonight? - Crazy people on back roads - ’65 Chevy Impala MARK EDWARD HAMMOND College Prep. Hockey 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Soccer 3; Floor Hockey 1,2,3,4 I meditate on interstellar spaces, and smoke a mild seegar- Bert Leston Taylor TIMOTHY HARRINGTON MARY HANSEN LISA ALINE HEAP College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Medical Technology Basketball 2; Prom Comm. 3; National Honor Society; Senior Play 4; Senior Banquet Comm. 4; Xmas Tree Sale 4; Yearbook Editor LATER - I think I’m going to cry George - Just forget it - Slow Children - Blatz, Donna - Wake up Janet - Let’s have a party Sue - Heart - Angelos - Biffed - The 3 M’s STEVEN HERSEY ■t DONNA HIGGINS College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Gymnastics Man. 3; National Honor Society; Newspaper 2,3,4 (Editor); Lit. Magazine 3 (Editor), 4; Xmas Tree Sale 4; Senior Play 4; Senior Banquet Comm. 4 GARY HOFFMAN THOMAS HOWARD RONALD JOSEPH HUBBARD College Prep. Fut. Plans: Marine Corps Track 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2; Gymnastics 4 Hey, Connell you alive? - No, Just cook it! - Chase, You octapus tenacle - Astrobiogenics exists in space - Stand on water and smash two bricks together (GUB?) VIRGINIA GALE HUGHES Business. Fut. Plans: College - Accounting National Honor Society; Ski Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Xmas Tree Sale 4; Senior Banquet Comm. 4 Hi, It,s m e! - Cross Country - What you doing? - Sunshine - W.A. 1 21 78 - Singing - Waterfalls - $$$$ - Volvo - Hurry up shorty! - C.P.A. - Fancy Footwork - Skydiving - P.H. LISA HUNT ROLF IBEN College Prep. Fut. Plans: Back to school in Germany Soccer 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; AFS; Orchestra; Senior Play 4; Wings of Harwich; Yearbook TV, TV, TV - x • 2,5 - grrr - No driving - “Ralph” - Can’t get it in tune PRISCILLA ANN ISAACS Business. Fut. Plans: Restaurant Management Softball 1; Ski Club 1,2; National Honor Society; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Sr. Banquet Comm. 4; Sr. Play 4- Xmas Tree Sale 4 Predicaments - Half-Gallon, Carol? - Pal, Wanna go fox¬ hunting? - Want to go to my world? - California - P.G.P.L. Parties - Large Coke! - Please don’t promise me forever PAMELA A. KELLY College Prep. Fut. Plans: Undecided Orchestra 1,2,3 I’m not behind, I’m a HEAD! - Lightweight - “Say Auntie Pam” - For you, the world - Coffee brandy - But, I can’t shoot a whole beer! JOANNE A. KINGSBURY College Prep. Christmas Tree Sale 4; Prom Comm. 3; Home Room Rep. Aie you crazy - Aie you high - Heads and Feds - R.T.S.B. - I can, Pam SUSAN JANE KOZAR College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Marine Biology Field Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Sr. Banquet Comm. 4; Xmas Tree Sale 4 Give me a break - Don’t give me none of your grief Gon¬ salves - Cindy, I can’t take this class - A - I need munchies - Cozy MICHEAL B. LEDUC College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Bible Major Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society (Treasurer) Born again - Christian Youth Ranch - Baseball and Basket¬ ball - Painting contractor - Guitar - Romans 6:23 - McClel¬ lands - No money and no car - Florida - Fleetwood Mac LOIS LINDHOLM KAREN J. LIVRAMENTO Business Softball Man. 1,2,3,4; Basketball Man. 3,4; Field Hockey Man. 3,4; Echo 64; Pep Squad 2,3; Newspaper 3,4; C.C.D.; Xmas Tree Sale 2,4; Sr. Play 2,4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Hi Ugly - Leave me alone - Hi 1 - Alright - Hey Best Friend - Tessy how’s Starsky -1 -4-3 Class of 78 - No Way JANET MARIE LOFTUS College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - B.C. Tennis 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; School Play 2; National Honor Society; Pep Club 2,3; Cheerleading 1,3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Sr. Play 4; Yearbook 4; Christmas Tree Sale 4 Boston - A.F.C. - You’re off the wall - Lost in the Ozone - Mamie’s - B.C. - Got any rettes? - Skiing - CSNY - Friendly’s LORETTA MAY LOPES Business. Fut. Plans: Undecided Ronald, February “78” - Float On - Hey Cath, What’s for lunch? - Merciful! - “Lynn, come-on no ones lookin’’ - “No, Syke!” - Ray-New Jersey 81 AMY MARTHA MACDONALD College Prep. U.N.H. Athletic Training and Coaching Field Hockey 2 3 4 (Allstar 3) Basketball 1 2 3 4 (Allstar) 2 Softball 2 3 4 (Allstar) Floor Hockey 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Secretary 3 4 Ski Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Amy-Mac - We must have gotten lost - Little Kel - Jock Little Orgie - Hey queer, what’s happening? - 10 22 77 BERNARD P. MANZOLI JR. College Prep. College Culinary Arts Studies Student Council 2 4 Christmas Tree Sale 4 Baseball 12 3 4 Senior Banquet 4 Bern - Aerosmith - Freebird - What’s happening, man Cali¬ fornia - Drumming - Where’s the party??!! - concerts !! Southern comfort music - Chuck Wagon - Carbo ANDREW GEORGE MASON College Prep. College Soccer 1 2 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Tennis 1 2 3 4 Ski Club 1 2 3 Christmas Tree Sale 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Class Play 4 Or¬ chestra 1 3 4 Jr. Prom Committee 3 Vice President 4 New England Music Festival 4 Cape Cod Festival 1 3 4 Kim 1-4-3 - “Mace” - Maple Leafs - take him down Fern skiing - Mr. Kimber - trudging across the tundra, mile after mile - Zappa - doesn’t that frost you PHILIP MICHAEL MCCORMICK College Prep. College S.M.U. Graphic Arts Soccer 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Floor Hockey 12 3 4 Ski Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 President 2 National Honor Society Jr. Prom Committee Sr. Banquet Committee Sr. Class Play Christmas Tree Sale 1-4-3 Kim - we’re partners - Hey Romano-brother! - Clark you’re crazed - Hubbard - Where’s the end of space? - Billy 1 cous’ Baretta - Aerosmith - Kiss - What happened to the class of 78 ROBERT F. MCGILLEN General Emerson College T.V. and Radio Broadcasting Basketball 1 Soccer 2 (Cape Cod Tech) Baseball 2 3 (Cape Cod Tech) Baseball 4 Booze it up - A six pack a day keeps the teachers away Keg party Friday night at the dam - Lynyrd Skynyrd Aerosmith - Boston - 71 Fury LEONARD MIRANDA Business College-Business Management Soccer 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Prom Committee Banquet Committee Christmas Tree Sale 4 Senior Class Play 3 4 Brenda Leo - Commander - Captain Mingo - Tigger Lover Leo the Lion - Hey guys, want to shoot some hoop? - Brenda, going home? - “The Junior Prom” MARYELLEN MOSHER Business C.C.C.C. Accountant marriage Track 2 Pep Club 2 Senior Class Play 4 Christmas Tree Sale 4 Roger - L.A.A. - Pam, I have to P - April 3, in a Fiat! We were just talking!! - Schnoggums - Yes! MARK MURPHY SARAH MYERS College Prep. Whatever Ski Club 1 2 Christmas Tree Sale 4 Senior Banquet Com¬ mittee 4 Grey-blues - methinks H.S.C. - trivia - 400 Club - Molson Summer of “76” - Summer of “77” - 6A - Bowie - cosmic muffin The Spaceship - dead river? - N.O. Yes - “slipslidinaway” CHRISTOPHER J. NEALY College Prep. University of Mass. Archeology Basketball 4 The Yankee’s - Yes - Z-28 - Miller is the way to go Allman Brothers Band - Don’t spill anything in the car T.H.C. - Cowboys - Basketball KARL JAMES NELSON General College Media Baseball 1 2 3 4 Soccer 2 Hockey 4 Media Club 4 Cell block 109 - Miller - Halloween “77” . One of Zabielskis’ inmates - Hey suckerface! - Whadda ya say, Romano! Got any beer? - The Beatles - Hey pie wagon! - Pud’s Machine - The Dam - Fenway Park CRAIG S. NICKERSON Business. Work Powers - Gaus - Where are your hats? - Powers, Have a nice walk Sold my car - I’m out at 12:22 - Cell block 109 83 SUSAN LYNN NOYES College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 1,2,3; Ten¬ nis 1,2,3,4; Yearbook; National Honor Society; Cape Cod Festival 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Christmas Tree Sale; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Sr. Banquet Comm. 4; School Musical State of Olo - Wink - CSNY - AFC - Coot - Love to eat them mousies - McDonalds - “Donna, a beard!” - Maine - G.P.J. DANIEL O’BRIEN ELAINE PAPAS College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Phychology Basketball Man. 3,4; Softball Man. 3,4; Newspaper Ed. 3,4 Lit. Magazine 3,4; Yearbook 4; Sr. Play 4; Pep Club 3; National Honor Society; Student Adv. to the School Comm. 4 Come into my office - Oh, my God - What’s new Pam? - Hi! M.G. Cindy, how’s Mum? - Calm down Susan - Susan, you want my dessert? - Hey, Gretch when are we having fish? RENEE PAULUS CHARLES D. PEAVEY Business. Fut. Plans: College - C.C.C.C. (Business) J.V. Baseball - Track 4 Charlie Six-Pack - Zig-Zag - Kegs forever - Led Zepplin - Roll another one - Hey, Romano - Porcupine - Thadius - Miller - - Surfer CLARKE PEAVEY Business. Fut. Plans: Culinary Arts Soccer 3; Track 3,4; Floor Hockey 4 Erica - Gonzo Bonzo - Naki Waki - I’m only doing 80 - What, slowdown, I’ll drink to that - Led Zepplin - Hey, Romano - Blitzed - Burnout 84 PETER BARROWS PENA College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Physical Education Soccer 1,2,3,4 (Capt.); Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Xmas Tree Sale 4; Prom Comm. 3; Sr. Banquet Comm. 4 v Pele - Soccer - Swimming - Aunt Gina’s Kid - Loveta’ Boogal EW F - Commodores - Jet Airliner - PuPush - Craig, How many have you gotten, 20? - Pryor - Prom Night (I don’t remember) TERESA RENEE PERRY College Prep. Fut. Plans: Full-time Bible Educational Work Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; National Honor Society Yearbook 4 That’s a shame - I Yi - Ludlow - Ski - NANA - Cut it out Lenny - Rat - Room 209 - Starsky is mine Darlene - Europe - Keep on smiling - Laugh your heart out CHARLENE S. PETERSON Business. Fut. Plans: Work Basketball 1,2,3,4 Luv Duvs! - Don’t Sweat It - Where’s the party? - No Prob¬ lem - It’s High Time - Calm Down - It’s Cold Our here M.R. - Be Serious - Chuckie MICHAEL PINA College Prep. Fut. Plans: College Tennis 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Xmas Tree Sale 4; Sr. Play 4 Senior Banquet Comm. 4 Sparky - Hey, Chip I hate math - Echo - OPEL - Goodbye Harwich, forever - Che Guevera lives MICHAEL POWERS CYNTHIA JOYCE REYNOLDS College Prep. Fut. Plans: College - Physical Therapy Major Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3; National Honor Society; Sr. Play 4; Xmas Tree Sale 4 “Cindy” - Hey Pam, You okay? - Come on Sue - “Sinbad” - Stop worrying Elaine - Let’s go play tennis Koz - Marvin Gaye isn’t the word, Pam! 85 CATHERINE S. ROBBINS Business Airline Stewardess Ford L.T.D. - Aunty Taff - Hey Cath gotta butt - no I think I’ll stay home - I know, really! - Ali - Driftwood - Retta you’re gettin big - Summer of “77” LYNNE L.M. ROBERTSON College Prep. Northeastern U. Mass. Radiologic Tech¬ nology Soft Ball 1 Cheerleading 1 Ski Club 1 2 Senior Class Play 4 Riunite Lambrusco - P.B.J. - Roundabout - Summer “76” Do what you do - “69” stang - Bobbie - Pink Floyd for¬ ever cognewog - midnight rider - lodge nights - slow ride CRAIG STEVEN ROSE College prep. United States Military Soccer 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Physical Fitness Award Pep Club 3 Ski Club 3 4 Prom Entertain¬ ment and Banquet Committee Christras Tree Sale 4 Senior Class Play 4 Best Dressed Senior Class Musical 4 Professor - The Kid - The coolest, cutest, tallest, tanest, lover around - Is my hair messed up? - Pete you got a girl yet? MICHAEL JOSEPH ROSS College Prep. College Astronomy Baseball 1 2 3 4 - pine tree fever - 9 4 77 - Hi Donna, can you hear me? - Where’s my raw meat? - Greg-a-p,-help! I’m going crazy DARREN RUNNELS THOMAS ANTHONY SAUDADE General 2 year Technical College Ski Club 3,4 Tyoom Sinbad, can I borrow your boots? - Cigarette Machine Marlboro - Respects-N.M., J.C., M.M., C.H., etc. - “Heapin Helpin’’ - “Let’s get Small” LYNN CAROL SCICHILONE Business Senior Class Play Ford Torino - Headwaters - Floatoon - “Hey Ray, take care of Ronald” - Taff, goin to school tomorrow? - Ginnie - J.G. NANCY ANN SKIFFINETON College Prep. Travel Agent Ski Club 3 Pep Club 2 3 Wow! Look at that, D.D.! - B.M.J.-Veterans Day, West Den¬ nis Beach JULIE ANN SMITH Business C.C.C.C. and Bryant College Accounting Christmas Tree Sale Juls - New Bedford - think we’ll pass Anatomy Pam? - There is too such a place as Cape Cod, right Tammy - Little green bug - Craigville CHARLES SWANSON BRENDA JEAN SWITZER College Prep. College Special Education Tennis 1 2 3 4 J.V. Cheerleading Varsity Cheerleading 2 3 4 National Honor Society Yearbook Staff Senior Play Christ¬ mas Tree Sale Musical Lenny 1-4-3 -4 29 77 - Tigger - Squiggy - well ya know go get em’ tigger - Lemon with a cherry on top - Prom night JAMES EDWARD THIBERT Business Johnson and Wales College Culinary Arts division Hockey 12 3 4 Locker 163- get off my back - “Weekends were made for Michelobe - Those damn keys - Bowling - Anti-Noise Bi-Law Camaro - 18 - Chevelle - Space exists 87 MARY KATE F. TIERNEY College Prep. Ski Club 1 2 3 Pep. Club 1 2 3 Summer of “76” 6A “Hey I lost my pocketbook” C.S.N.Y. “Get Small” dead river? Greatful Dead What a long strange trip it’s keen Rainbows LESLIE VASCONCELLOS College Prep. Senior Banquet Committee 4 Cheerleading 1 2 3 Hockey 2 Girl’s Soccer 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Ski Club 1 President 1 Student Council 2 Prom Committee 3 Cl Tree Sale 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Class Play 4 F.T.S. “Slow Children” “Lisa, do something!!” Field Class istmas JOHN E. WARREN JR. College Prep. Undecided Soccer 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Tennis 2 3 Sen¬ ior Class Play Floor Hockey 12 3 4 J.W. Walts Fish Room Newton F. Killer Waa dd ya say! 10 22 77 Stinger! Steve Miller The Blue Bomb CHARLENE JANE WEBB College Prep. Florida Bible College, Hollywood Fla. Bible Studies National Honor Society Christmas Tree Sale 4 Ranch Steve Hill ( J .V 7-V -v ..... Mm mm ■ A. W Business Restaurant Management risffhp|f|F e Sale 4 Jr. Prom Committee 3 ommittee 4 Senior Banquet C Wm Predicaments Hi C. Jim N.ll the country white wine Hey H CARLA S. WELSH | College Prep. Con Yearbook 4 Senior Class Play 4 NationJ Ski Club 3 Rainbow 12 3 4 Rexford’s Finest - Commander Zebra - Ribald - Star Trek inebriated - Revolution - Sacco and Vanzetti - Joke Time 88 GRETCHEN CAROL WIDEGREN College Prep. U. Mass. Communications (Media) Newspaper (2 3 4 Literary Guide 3 4 Gymnastic Manager 3 4 Media Club 3 4 Senior Play 4 Christmas Tree Sale 4 Prom Committee 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Gretch I’m so confused “Lee-Lee” the whiz kid Donna “I’m Quitting!” Miss Farrell-Deny, etc. Craigville Gonsalves All Right! Greenfield Tonsils Graduation! JACQUELINE WILDES College Prep. Georgetown State Department Peace Corps Yearbook 4 Literary magazine 4 Senior Play SANDRA ZIEGLER Business Undecided Orchestra 1 2 Pottery 3 4 Newspaper Staff 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff Ski Club 1 2 Rum and Coke Lincoln Lodge G.S.W.T.N. keg party Bob Maine trips Tab Bananas Bev and Paul Bob Dylan VW. “Laughing Bug” Conservation lands Window climbing flfrk sugar Jingles cottages Seniors Not Photographed Thomas Higgins Steven Lynch Amy Macdonald, Secretary; Kenny Friedman, Treasurer; Rick Barton, Pres¬ ident; Mr. O’Leary, Advisor; Andrew Mason, Vice-President (not pictured) SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Dan Callahan Not Photo¬ graphed: Dana Burton 90 BEST ALL AROUND STUDENTS: George Ferriera Lisa Heap MOST SHY: Joe Dearborn, Donna Higgins CLASS FLIRTS: Leslie Vasconcellos David Fernandes CLASS SWEETHEARTS: Kim Goi liv Mike McCormack 91 CLASS CLOWNS: Carla Welsh, Ron Hubbard 92 CLASS INDIVIDUALS: Lois Lindholm Not Photographed: Darren Runnels BEST SMILES: Julie Smith, Peter Pena MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Pam Gonsalves, Jeff Gaus 93 MISS PATRICIA FARRELL MR. DANIEL O’LEARY Who among us can forget the hectic fund raising activities; the maga¬ zine drive when we were Freshmen, the candy sale in our Sophomore year, the tote bag sal e as Juniors, and finally the infamous Christmas Tree Sale last December. For their patience, direction and guidance the class of ’78 wishes to extend its sincere gratitude to Miss Farrell and Mr. O’- leary, our class advisors. % ‘78 BOTSCHAFTER AUS DEUTSCHLAND (AMBASSADOR FROM GERMANY) The Class of ’78 was very happy to have Rolf Iben as our AFS student this year. He comes from Heidenheim, a city in southern West Germany, located between Stuttgart and Munich. Heiden¬ heim is a landlocked community of 50,000 surrounded by woods and hills. Rolf has been living with the Wilkey family in West Harwich. He enjoys photography, skiing, bike riding, and formal dancing; especially the waltz. He played the cello in the school orchestra and was a member of the varsity soccer team. Rolf was also one of the photographers for the school newspaper and yearbook. Basically good natured, Rolf made many new friends during his stay here. He exclaimed, “I like to be kept active all the time. I hate to be hanging around doing nothing.” Rolf came from a very different school system than ours. He would normally have been a junior in our American system but must return to Germany and complete three more years of school. Admission to German high schools is by competitive examination where only qualified students can advance. When asked what he liked best about America Rolf answered, “I like the people in America because they are very open.” WK: 96 SENIOR FAVORITES Subject .........Government Book --—.-.-.-...-.---- 1984 Author.-...-.-......-.George Orwell T.V. Show -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. Monty Python Movie —...-.-.-.ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST Actor.-...—-r:-—. A1 Pacino Actress .-...-. Kate Jackson Solo Artist: Male.-.-. James Taylor Female .-.-.-. Linda Ronstadt Group.....Aerosmith Song .-..-.-.-. Freebird Radio Station .-.-.-.-.-.. WCOD Magazine —.-.-.-.-. High Times Album .-. Rumours: Fleetwood Mac Sport: Indoor.-.-.-. Basketball Outdoor .-.—...-.-..Soccer Activity.-.-..-.-. Partying Food ..-.-.-. pizza Drink .-.—. Beer Hang-Out.-.—.-.-.-.—.-. Red River Beach FOR Legalization of Marijuana Solar Energy Legalization of Laetrile Euthenasia E.R.A. Gun Control AGAINST Abortion Panama Canal Treaty Nuclear Energy Bringing Back The Draft Sunday Blue Laws Affirmative Action WYCHMERE HARBOR CLUB APRIL 29, 1977 Eagerly anticipated by all of us, our Junior Prom was the first major event for the class of 1978. Music was provided by The Great Estate and we ate and danced until midnight. Followng the Prom there was a class party at Thompson’s Field, complete with a bonfire. It was probably more crowded there than the Prom itself. For most of us, the night lasted long past sunrise the next day. The rest of the day was spent recuperating with some old and trusted friends (like Alka-Selt- zer and Pepto-Bismol). Most of us will remember that night for many years to come. 98 99 SENIOR PLAY A RECORD SUCCESS The Senior Play under the direction of Mr. Tisch- ler was a great success. This year’s play was the big¬ gest moneymaker ever to hit the Harwich stage. Like the class before us, we were forced to h ave many of our practices in the High School Library. The Auditorium had been found to be a fire hazard, therefore it was unfit for use until the proper vents were installed. Finally, after being promised several times that the Auditorium would be finished, the cast moved their practices from the crowded library to the spa¬ cious stage. As weeks passed the scenery grew from just a few folding chairs to a fully furnished room, thanks to generous donations from cooperative townspeople. Since there were so may people who helped to put on the play, there are too many to name. We would like to thank all those people who helped make our play the great success it was. Our greatest appreciation and thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. Tischler for without whose help and direc¬ tion this play, “George Washington Slept Here”, would not have been possible. Have another drink Uncle Stanley Uncle Stanley, you don’t know how much your money would mean to us right now. This boy just threw a dead skunk into my swimming-pool. “Sorry to see you go Mr. Fuller. ‘Be a long time ‘fore we find “Tedious work” another sucker to buy this place.” “Poor Raymond’s fainted. It must be the heat.” CAST Newton Fuller - John Warren Annabelle Fuller - J. Wildes Mr. Kimber - Andrew Mason Madge - Carla Welsh Steve - Michae l Pina Katie - Gretchen Widegren Mrs. Douglas - Sue Coombs Clayton - Mike McCormick Rena Leslie - Kim Gomes Hester - Lynn Robertson Raymond - David Armstrong Mr. Prescott - George Ferreira Uncle Stanley - Dick Barton Leggatt - Ken Fehrnstrom Sue - Brenda Switzer Tommy Hughes - Jeff Gaus Marion - Brenda Blakley “I’ll never smile again unless I smile at you.” “Making up the cast.” oooo ooog 102 i;-v : Si-vV ' 1 MWm CLASS HISTORY Fresh from the Junior High classrooms we moved into the high school in September, 1974. This had been eagerly anticipated by most of us for we knew lit¬ tle of what lay ahead. In class meetings we met for the first time, our new advisors, Mr. O’Leary and Miss Farrell. We elected our first officers President Leslie Vasconcellos and Vice-President Donna DeFerie. In our school life everything fell into place and seemed in order. But outside there was chaos. Just a month earlier a President and Vice-President of the United States had resigned their offices. Mr. Nixon, as it turned out, had appointed his own succes¬ sor Gerald Ford. Mr. Ford, in turn appointed Nelson Rockefeller the new veep. Together they worked hard to restore some kind of dignity to those offices and be¬ came the first unelected Executives ever in the United States. Caused largely by an Arab oil embargo earlier that year the country was in the grips of a recession. There was widespread unemployment and increasing infla¬ tion. In the November elections there was a landslide vote for Democrats in Congress; a public reaction to the Watergate scandal. Here in Massachusetts Mi¬ chael Dukakis was elected Governor. As the year wore on we became more accustomed to the high school routine. Both boys and girls were wearing jeans and T-shirts with printed messages. Long hair styles were becoming shorter and we were listening to Elton John, Peter Frampton, Aerosmith and Kiss. In an effort to build a class treasury we were involved in a magazine sales campaign. Mr. Kot and Mr. Goldstein joined the faculty. Mr. Atwood missed several weeks of school that year with a serious illness. The following year as sophomores we had developed our habits and were more comfortable at HHS. We e- lected new class officers, Pres. Mike McCormick and V-P Ken Fehrnstrom. We raised more funds for our treasury through a successful candy sales campaign. During the summer between our sophomore and junior years the celebration of our nation’s Bicenten¬ nial was in full swing and reached its climax on its 200th birthday, July 4, 1976. Business celebrated our anniversary by bringing us bi-centennial T-shirts, coins, mugs, towels, glasses, napkins and other memorablia. It seemed as though everywhere you looked you saw red, white and blue - including streets and fire hydrants. When we returned to school in September we found that our auditorium, in use for thirteen years, had sud¬ denly been condemned by the Fire Dept, for lack of proper ventilation equipment. This forced the Class of ’77 to produce their Senior Play in the Elementary School gymnasium and caused several other inconven¬ iences throughout the school year. We elected new of¬ ficers, Pres. Kim Gomes and V. Pres. Donna DeFerie. In November Jimmy Carter, an unknown ex- govenor of Georgia, came out of nowhere to be elected President over Gerald Ford in a close race. His first of¬ ficial act was to pardon all Vietnam war draft dodgers. The election of a new president removed from Wash¬ ington the last of those even remotely involved in Watergate. The Korean influence peddling scandal was just heating up. That year our boy’s basketball team won the Cape and Islands Championship and went to the State Tournament for the first time since 1971. Our girl’s field hockey and softball teams were also league champions and have remained so ever since. The ma¬ jor social event was the Junior Prom held at the Wychemere Harbor Club on March 29th. For many, it did not end until noon the following day. Probably one of the most important personal accomplishments for a lot of us was getting our driver’s licenses and the new freedom that went with it. We entered our senior year with a great deal more confidence and sophistication than when we were in¬ coming Freshmen. Much had been happening to us and the world about us. In Washington problems in¬ cluded the energy crisis with huge balance of payment deficits caused by the high cost of importing oil, re¬ sulting inflation, unemployment, coal strikes, the resignation, in a storm of controversy, of Burt Lance, new Director of Budget and Mangement, and the un¬ rest in the Mid-East. At school we were beginning to think about applications to college and jobs for the fu¬ ture. Mr. Ellis was away on a leave of absence and he was replaced for the year by Mr. Burns. Our Senior Play, “George Washington Slept Here”, was produc¬ ed on schedule in the newly repaired auditorium, and we completed funding of our treasury with the sale of Christmas trees. Still wearing jeans and listening to Pink Floyd, Kiss, Aerosmith, Kansas, and James Tay¬ lor, we began to get ready to graduate in May. Our an¬ ticipation was somewhat dampened however by the realization that Lois Lindholm, one of our class mates, would not be able to graduate with us. Seriously injur¬ ed in an automobile accident in November she was hospitalized nearly all year. Most of us were looking forward to the challenge of higher education and making a place for ourselves in a world that we hope can be improved. 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We trust our readers will patronize them when¬ ever possible. 1 r j 1 J m - f F H —= - t: CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 FROM THE CLASS OF 1981 Wendy Allard Eddy Ford Nancy Murphy David Armstrong Mark Fredrickson Steven Murphy Shawn Baker Thomas Gavigan Kathy Naylor Sherril Baldwin Sharlene Gomes Laura Naylor Mark Ballam Andrea Gonsalves Karyn Nelson John Barber Philip Greenwood Marie Norris Charles Barret Mora Hanlon Wynthrop Norsworthy Michelle Barton Lisa Harpster Eric Noyes Beth Bergeron Debra Havens Maureen O’Donnell Paul Blackmore Barbara Hayes Natasha Osborne Ed Bourke Cheryl Heap Maria Paterno Jay Brooks Philip Holmes Glen Perron Jerry Brooks Sharon Holmes Rusty Peterson Charles Brown Kim Holt Monica Pires Stacy Cahoon James Hunt Pamela Primeau Heather Campbell Linda Hunt Dan Ried Ernest Capozzi Amy Husband Deanna Rubino Sonja Chase Michelle Iacovello Mary Shepherd Susan Chase Wade Jensen Chris Small Jennifer Clapp Jon Jones Millicent Small Caryn Coleman Brad Kaplan Susan Small Susan Collins Leah Kelly Marion Smith Kathleen Colthart Peter Kelly Gary Souza Simberly Court Michael King Chris Stoltz Barbara Crandall Stephanie Knowles Bonnie Switzer Mike Crowley Margaret Knight Arthur Tavano Jean Curran Grant L’Hereux Nina Thomas Tom Curran Peter Linnell Terry Thomas Patricia Currey Joy Livramento Tom Tomasian Timothy Dearborn Joyce Livramento Sandra Truscott Timothy Dion James Loftus Pat Vasconcellos Perry Doucette Robert Lopes Jacqueline Walker Kevin Duggan James Luce Maureen Walsh Michael Dunford Donald Marini Roberta Warren Jeff Dunakin Ross Martin William Watson Kathy Eldredge Sue McCarthy Lyn Young Robert Ernst Paul McCarthy Penny Fennell Kathleen McBride Adam Perreira Chris Metz Dianne Fitzgerald Richard Mulcahy Leonard Flanigan Ann Murphy Patty Flynn CLASS ADVISOR: MR. BRYANT ■hr tN L 1 THE BEST OF LUCK TO ALL OF OUR FRIENDS IN THE CLASS OF ’78 FROM THE CLASS OF 1980 Eric Allen Michelle Arsenault Steven Baldwin Susan Barnes Joanne Barton Donna Bassett James Bourke Mary Brennan Danny Brittain Kevin Brouillette Kevin Cahoon James Callahan Mike Campbell Mike Capozzi Michelle Chapin Jennifer Chase Peter Clausen John Coffin Laura Cotell Brian Cove Bill Crosby Lynn Curtice Mike DeDominicus Claire Doherty Ruth Dunne Chris Lehrnstrom Kevin Eldredge Clarence Litzgerald Dwayne Ennes Coreen Fernandes Pam Fernandes Lynn Flanigan Adrienne Foote John Foster Nancy Gertsley William Giroux Joyce Gomes Rene Gonsalves Jay Grose Amy Hall Barbara Hall Diane Hall Janine Hall Joanne Hall Richard Hall Theresa Hanlon Sharon Hannigan Chris Hayes Steven Heap Diane Hemeon Maureen Higgins Sally Higgins John Hodgkins Susan Holmes Andrew Hunt Kathy Kavanaugh Brad Kelley George King Andrew Kozar James Learned John Loftus Robb Lovelette Karen Luby Walter Mason Warren Mazanec William McCarthy Marjorie McCormick Joanne McKenna Delmay Miranda Susan Monteiro Mike Moran Sally Moran Andrew O’Brien Pam O’Leary Mildred Osmun Chris Our Michael Paterno Carl Pearson Robin Peterson Dusty Pina Terry Powers Michael Reynolds Mark Ross Glen Roundsville Patricia Ryder Rhonda Ryder Jennifer Sawyer Eileen Scannel Janice Scheinler Peter Schicilone James Shea Robert Shea Eddy Silva Jana Sokale Michael Solimine Duane Souza Michelle Steegstra Elliot Swift Pam Sykes Joseph Thibert Holly Thistle Jonathan Thyng Melody Viera David Vagenas Andrew Walker Stephanie Weekes Thomas Woodruff Elizabeth Yarbro Matthew Zelek CLASS ADVISORS: MR. ZABIELSKI MR.KOT TO THE CLASS OF 1978 GO OUR BEST WISHES FOR YOUR HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS YOUR FRIENDS AND NEXT YEAR’S SENIORS Craig Adamson Paul Godfrey Marty Moran Craig Appleby George Gomes Nancy Morris Timothy Barca Dannette Hathaway Donald Naylor Susan Ballam Carol Hannigan Colleen O’Donnell Glen Bates Michael Haye Walter Paciorek Chuck Blackmore Maureen Hayes John Reece Mary Blute Cindy Heap James Rice Debra Bonnatt Barbara Hemon Susan Rowley Barbara Borden Kathy Higgins Dianne Russell Billy Bourke Debra Hodgkins Mary Anne Shea Todd Brooks Alan Holmes Angela Shelley Joseph Caliri Mary Lou Howard Alice Shepherd Scott Campbell Kelly Hoyer Peter Simard John Clark Doug Karn Dianne Silva Clifford Connell Pat Kavanaugh Martina Stabins Roger Cotman Pat Kelly John Souza Pamela Covert Tom Knott Mark Souza Kevin Davis Sheryl Lawrence Donald Sykes Stephanie DeFerie Norman L’Heureux Holly Tavano Henry Dilts Thomas Loftus Darlene Vagenas Kathy Doherty Phyllis Lombard Harry Vrontaus Deborah Dolan Donald Lopes Doug Warren John Donovan Donna Luce Lisa Westgate Victor Drozelle Mary Marini Bill Whalen Lisa Dunbar Douglas Martin Heidi Wilkie Michelle Eldredge Laurie MacDiarmiad Debby Wood Tammy Eldredge Laura McCarthy Eric Fehrnstrom Mary McCaskie David Fennell Lori Monteiro MaryJo Flynn Cheryl Moore CLASS ADVISORS: MR. THOMPSON MR. DWYER Residence: 3 Maple Lane E. Harwich, Mass. 02645 THE WORLD OF WATSON’S Orleans 255-3000 Harwich Port 432-6600 On Cape Cod Henry V. Colleran General Manager BOOSTERS TONY’S TV DAVID TOBEY BETTY COOMBS BREWSTER STORE A W DRIVE IN PHYLLIS BURHAM REXFORD RESTAURANT MISS FAITH FRIEDMAN HARWICH YOUTH CENTER FLYING H ORSE ANTIQUES MR. MRS. ANDREW KOZAR MR. MRS. EARL ROTHEMICH BILL JUPITER’S LAMPS AND ACCESSORIES ANN HIGG GAYLE SALAD DICK SYMMES TELEMARINE TV BUDS SUB SHOP MISS PAT FARRELL DOROTHY MAY JOHNSON HUBBARD’S PHYLACTORY MRS. DANIEL CALLAHAN DONALD BATES HARDWARE MARY SMALL REAL ESTATE MR. MRS. SANFORD FRIEDMAN MR. MRS. LORING W. MACKENZIE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 Cape Cod Bank and Trust Company The Financial Center of Cape Cod a ML BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE FROM PEMBERTON’S PRINTING Photo Offset Letters • Business Forms Menus • Booklets 304 Main Street Steven M. Pemberton Harwich Port, MA. 02645 Tel. 432-1538 Compliments Of T.H. 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Crane Service Sewage Systems 20 Long Road Harwich COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Si Success to The Class Of ’78 From HARWICH CONCRETE BLOCK CORP Best Wishes To The Class Of ’78 HARWICHPORT PHARMACY Main Street Harwichport 432-0097 BEST WISHES FROM THAYER’S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE Featuring Kyanize - First Choice In Paints 2 Harold Street Harwichport 432-9321 Best Regards From THE CAPE HALF HOUSE “Congenial Country Dining In An Authentic New England Atmosphere” Route 28 West Harwich Compliments of £ariyjTcAndersen WEST HARWICH-ON-CAPE COD (Zuafom uilden 120 ft J Compliments of Richard E. Gomes CAPTAIN CHASE UPHOLSTERING Carpeting, Draperies, Custom Upholstery 2 Harold St. Harwich Port Soundside Shops REALTOR HAROLD R. McKENNA Realtor • Insurance Sales • Summer Rentals • Appraisals 617 432-9813 Rt. 28 So. Harwich Cannons-AII Cape Appliance, Inc. 260 MAIN ST . WEST HARWICH 3 60 MAIN ST . WEST YARMOUTH GE Glenwood FRANCHISE APPLIANCE DEALER AND SERVICING Compliments Of DAVE’S AMOCO COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 432 4257 775-1537 910 Route 28 South Harwich, Mass. Dave Coomber 432-5991 J .yrf i.; A ' A - y. ' ( THE REXFORD RESTAURANT C6 PIES BY CARLA” 594 Main Street Harwichport 121 Compliments Of MARCELINE’S SALVAGE AND TRUCKING James Marceline — Prop. Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Graduates Of 1978 DENNISPORT STOP AND SHOP Al. La Rocco, Manager The Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1978 From The Harwich Police Department And The Harwich Police Association, Inc. Sisson Rd. Harwich John S. Raneo Chief Of Police ’r? BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 FROM DON’S WEST HARWICH SHELL Main And Division Streets Donald Brouillette West Harwich, MA. Proprietor COMPLIMENTS OF JONFRED’S CLOTHING STORE (DECIDEDLY DIFFERENT) MAIN STREET HARWICH PORT TT BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 FROM THE CAPE COD ORACLE THE BEST NEWSPAPER FOR COMMUNITY NEWS AND SPORTS P.O. Box 426 Orleans, MA. 02653 Tel. 255-3133 a Good Luck Class Of ’78 Eldredge And Lumpkin Insurance Agency, Inc. 697 Main Street Chatham, Mass 02633 Tel. 945-0393 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 From CJ. LOMBARD JR. JACK A. PENA Builders And Contractors 432-1460 Harwich, Mass. 432-1609 W- W Congratulations To The Class Of ’78 ALLEN HARBOR PURITAN MARINE CLOTHING SERVICE INC. Rupert L. Nichols Boats Trailers Marine Supplies MAKO BERTRAM SEA SPRITE HYANNIS CHATHAM DENNISPORT ORLEANS (617) 896-5060 Good Luck To Class Of ’78 335 Lower County Rd. Harwich Port CROCKER NURSERIES JOHNSON OUTBOARDS DAVID CROCKER P.O. BOX 340 ROUTE 137 VICTORIA K. CROCKER BREWSTER, MA 02631 RESTAURANT 551 Main Street (Route 28) Harwichport, Mass. 02646 Welcome, To A Most Enjoyable Dining Experience BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 78 ’Lest We Forget From Whence We Came’ STEVE AND MURIEL VINING, INKEEPERS 432-1306 zmmsm 23 Rs “ oOr ctoCdlrC rt: fOMMN 128 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 78 DOWNEY’S SERVICE STATION AND DOWNEY’S LIQUOR STORE Harwichport, Mass 3 ? Best Wishes From THE SWORD AND SHIELD OF YORK Denise And Ted Apostol Main Street Harwichport Main Street Falmouth 453 Main Street Hyannis Compliments Of BUTTNER’S DEPARTMENT STORE Serving Cape Cod For 48 Years Jarves Street Sandwich Main Street Harwichport a CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 RONALD J. DOWGIALLO, D.M.D. INC. 376 MAIN ST. HARWICH PORT 432-3118 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 From m GENE B. BELSITO CONSTRUCTION CUSTOM BUILDING REMODELING TEL. 432-4011 GENE B. BELSITO 46 CHARLES RD. P.O. BOX 147 SO. HARWICH MASS. 02661 Best Wishes From ROBERT E. JOY AND SONS INC. QUEEN ANNE ROAD NORTH HARWICH BEST OF LUCK FOR THE FUTURE OF THE CLASS OF ’78 HARWICH PORT 2 Post Office Square Harwich Port, Mass. 02639 k Best Wishes From HUBBARD PAINT AND SUPPLY Distributors Of Touraine Paints In Dennisport Main St 398-3600 MID CAPE AUTO PARTS 574 Main Street Harwichport, Mass. 02646 u fl: CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1978 WYCHMERE HARBOR CLUB AND THO MPSON BROS. CLAM BAR Snow Inn Road Harwich Port On Cape Cod ■f a The Best of Luck From MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL Janet Sickel REALTOR 791 MAIN ST., ROUTE 28 HARWICH PORT. MASS 02646 or I ICE 617-432-1826 HANSELPACKER REALTY The Real-Teagues Inga and Jerry (617) 432-0033 237 Route 28 West Harwich 02671 CAPE PUMP TANK SERVICE R.F.D. Queen Anne Rd. Harwich, Mass. 02645 Don Strout 432-1042 Ed Strout Open All Year (617) 432-0695 THE CAPTAIN’S CARGO Fine Gifts Distinctive Jewelry Anne And Hugh Burker Rt. 28 And Galen II West Harwich Compliments Of HARWICH PHARMACY Main St. Harwich, Mass. $auH o n b •HAIR STYLES Q FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES’’ Angelo Shopping Plaza, Harwichport, Massachusetts 432-1177 Angelo Shopping Plaza Sandwich, Mass 888-1 187 ta: Best Wishes from STONE HORSE MOTOR INN South Harwich Congratulations from KATHERINE J. COVE REAL ESTATE 521 Main St. HarwichPort 432-6360 432-3327 Best Wishes to the Class of ’78 HANDLER AND SONS USED AUTO PARTS 24 HOUR TOW SERVICE FREE VOICE CIRCUIT LOCATING SYSTEM MAIN STREET HARWICHPORT 432-0446 The Best of Luck to the Class of 1978 From CRANBERRY VALLEY GOLF COURSE OAK STREET HARWICH, MASS. Best Wishes To The Class Of “78” COY BROOKS LANDSCAPING INC. Pine Drive Harwichport, Mass. be Tomer Copper and Brass Unusuals © Country Clothes Ladies Distinctive Separates Rt. 28, Opposite Saquatucket Harbor •Harwichport, MA«432-6868 Compliments of COPPER CORNER HUNTER CASUAL CLOTHES BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 FROM AMERICANA GIFT ITEMS in WOOD, GLASS and METAL The Yankee Doodle Shop Colonial Furniture-Finished Unfinished WEST HARWICH CAPE COD, MASSACHUSETTS r MAIN CHASE STREETS ' ROUTE 28� TEL. (617) 432-0579 13 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF ’78 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 Om 7 Days A Wine • a.m. - o pa Who From 2 HPOItT. MA 02®AS Snow and Thomson Insurance The Best of Luck to the Class of 1978 From WALKER OIL COMPANY Route 39 E. Harwich BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF ’78 JCT RTS 28 AND 29 HARWICH PORT Best of Luck to the Class of 1978 AGGIE’S HAIRSTYLES Post Office Square Harwich Port A1 Barbo’s WHITNEY WAYSIDE “Cape Cod’s Leading Furniture Store Early American and Colonial Reproductions Main Street Dennis Port Best Wishes to the 1978 Graduates CORNER CARD GALLERY ART FARE ART GALLERY Georgia and Dick Dearborn 7 Post Office Sqare Harwich Port 432-0880 Compliments of PORT-O-CALL Main St. Harwichport Compliments of GAVIGANS SERVICE STATION Pleasant Lake Ave. Harwich if GOLDEN KENNELS 127 Great Western Road TiflE NickcrSOn Harwich, Massachusetts Telephone: 432-1463 Marjorie Potter l GIFTS IftTy wITfNlTfDfo j eszoe HAHDICRA FT 8 L T if U ] W 617-432-0906 THevuf TVchcOuv GIFT SHOP CONGRATULATIONS TO TO THE CLASS OF ’78 FROM THE CAPE COD BALLET CO., INC. West Harwich Cape Cod Massachusetts 02671 Best Wishes to the Class of 78 Best Wishes Class of 78 NORMAN F. ZEIGLER Plumbing Heating, Dennisport THE CLOTHES CLINIC “Dry Clean if you care” BREWSTER HARDWARE store of all seasons Route 6A Brewster 896-5757 Congratulations to Class of ’78 THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN Dennisport, Harwichport, Chatham Donn B. Griffin Barry A. Hemeon Haden G. Greenhalgh Sandwiches-Cheeses-Gourmet foods Good Luck Class of 78 METZ OPTICIANS INC. REGISTERED OPTICIAN MASON JAR DELICATESSEN COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 465 Lower County Rd. Harwichport Open Daily Mon.-Sat. 9-6 Sun. 9-1 Rte. 28 Harwichport 564 Main St. Harwichport Ma. GEORGE’S PIZZA HOUSE “Next to House of Morgan” “Call your order before you leave home” “They will be ready on arrival” Tools, Supplies, Repairs, Dyes, Buckles Belts, Custom Works, Police Equipment WATSON’S WAY OF LEATHER Authorized Sales Center for Tandy Leather Company 559 Main St. Harwichport, Ma. 02646 R-Oute 28 (617) 398-2001 Compliments of Compliments of HARWICHPORT MARKET SYDENSTRICKER GALLERIES 553 Main St. Harwichport 142 F J EL Tel. 432-2121 Main Street West Harwich, Mass. West Harwich Beauty Salon Compliments Of HARWICHPORT EXXON SERVICE STATION Good Luck 432-1217 to Class of 1978 ROBERT V. SCANNELL DAVENPORTS Realtor “Something For Everyone” 706 Main Street 691 Main St. DennisPort Harwich Port, Mass. Best Wishes From THAYER’S Congratulations FLOWER SHOP To The Class Of 1978 “They know you care when your flowers come from THAYER’S FLOOR DESIGN Congratulations to the Class of 1978 Carpet And Vinyl Center From Also Cape Cod Doormats ROBERT OUR JR.CO. Main St. HarwichPort 432-3592 INC. 143 . . ■ ■ I - ■ ' - ■ . ■ • . ■ • HARWICH HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 75 OAK ST. HARWICH, MA 02645 Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime And departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. HARWICH HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 75 OAK ST. HARWICH, MA 02645