Massasoit Community College - Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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The challenge has been met admirably, and it is with sincere pleasure that the Class of 1968 dedicates its yearbook, The Legendf' to you, Dr. Musselman. l..,,,,r sk I WILLIAM MICHAEL TROSTEL April 30, 1948 September IS, 1966 Friendliness, thoughtfulness, and conscientiousnessethose quali- ties which William Trostel possessed, gained the admiration of ev- eryone. This memoriam is written to perpetuate his memory. and to express the highest degree of respect of his professors and his peers. 3 1W.'1e-'21-'T 'fu ' l ' ,lv ft-5'-Eff O ,1 I -'fi fvf.:a4 . . PZff'i,.'i..-. in ' .1 ' ,'-w.- in'-. ,,,... I.. . ., l . . . .. ,. , ' . - 1 41 WI, .tx ,,...v I A., I I - I A V'-V VAS, theffifgt-f,Stiide'lij,ts4',sof.Massasoit Community College,it is up to youto.creiateegfflielvltradiftion and history of this college. During the Q I past''jtwQ'fye'afrs,f.'students fhavelconstantly received these words of en- 'A'FQ-fco'urage.ttj1fffi1gif:a'nd'fadvice. With the graduation of' thc first class of College, the foundation has been set for an i-deal 'f which ,jwas begun over a decade ago. l'ffQlijte're'st5was displayed as early as l900 for the provision of some form.-of education to supplement high school. There arose the idea 'bf .aflow-cost, two-year, state-supported institution. By the early l- -l960's, the Community-College became more than an idea to the 1 '1 X .pf Brockton community. After due consideration. the bill was passed in December' l965 and a college was to be built in Brockton. g ln March, Dean Melody moved into temporary quarters at'the Sprague School in Brockton. He was without a phone, a desk, and a staff, but before long he was busy with the task of accepting the stu- dents that were to comprise the college's first graduating class. The faculty was appointed and Massasoit, under the direction of Presi- dent John W. Musselman, moved to another temporary home in the Charles Frolio School in Abington. T ln September of l966, when the college opened for its first semes- ter, 723 students enrolled as freshmen and there were 46 professors. Dean Melody became the Dean of Faculty and Dean Simmons be- came the Dean of Students. The social activities of the college have grown also. Early in the fall of I966 an election for the Student Council members was held. Those originalimembers of the council drew up the Constitution, the Student Handbook and planned the activities of the coming year. Qut of 'these original activities have grown the start Massasoit Day, whhichf was held ,on the day preceding the Thanksgiving Recess. Among .themany activities held at the second annual Massasoit Day w.ag,i.a-twists ,ofskits,f.a short ,history of our forefather Chief Massa- ,fj5SQiffi','.-1?Ejfg S1i1.dCt1iti.Qouncilj'Faeulty'basketball game and a pancake f'i5fe3FiYalTl'ffff '- ' Qi. '-i- . i , 'fZT.h'e'fsttideh1tf1eactiv.i.ties,ihclude: the semi-formal, intermural games, Avanrsityf3iQljasket.bal,lQ,gft-he:newspaper called The Quill and the year- 'book ealfled.ftheffffh-ei'4Legendff. The Varsity Basketball team had a , av-eryjsu'ecessfu'lPyear- with twoplayers making the All-Star team. .- , Over' the past. two-years, experience has been the key word. Stu- Insdents have had the experience of growingwith the college and the - T v . ' 'V . ' .' ,Q-ll: ' u In ' ' ' ' wlleeeehas Sf9WU!Wl'h its Students- r T iii- 5.-gfaif:4t.tj5J:3'mgt. '.:.' sa.-:fx -' . f . . '21, , - . it iii-ii e' si 1 fl-'Z . ma ' . lf, aisle. .. ttt . my . 14' ..,' --- U.'S, . ft, :' .-,g,'L,1'- , .Nh ch S lj - ' 2 -'-1 W'1s,f2lf1ti'.2:i-1.33iltiu.--..l': rut, 1 1-' - i 't'. iiilSgi'fQ1ilg4?vi'lQlSif'l3liff25fQltEfflifzfa.'fffh-,sifj T. . saeiftiistff-tf.f2l1as-. li Fiat . 'Q 5 tt-l:'itff'tH'l f M E.-.ff1l, .. y ilk., if .532 . ttn,-- T i ,f Prologue ...... Events ....... Administration And Faculty . .. Seniors ...... Sports .... Activities .... Directory . .. Advertisements X C Sffkt P' wxw' hee gf E'-' vi f if 'X , , EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jeannetle Gilchrist C0-EDITORS Maureen Sheridan Nanev Wilbur BUSINESS MA NA GER Chervl Gran! A D V I S ORS Linda Harris EDITORIAL Benjamin Pike B USINESS Pimfagfrapliy bv MILLER STUDIO THE 19 LEGEND MASSASOW COMMUNITY COLLEGE F OUNDEC 'BBQ Prologue This yearbook has been a unique experience. We have waded through many long hours, disappointments, and missed deadlines. Our understanding staff and advisors listened to each problem and each. in giving his view-points, has brought The Legend to its first publication. We as a staff present to you in the first yearbook of MCC a memorable book. It has candidsgicartoons, and formal pictures capturing every side of campus life. As editor of The Legend, I can only say there have been many late nights spent in that little publication room working to pre- pare each page. In striving to prepare a unique and interesting book we have sought to give you the bestg the best of our efforts and the best of our school. In your hands is the product of our la- bor. I sincerely hope that you will enjoy The Legend as much as we have enoyed preparing it. Editor, EVENTS lx ok? in '23, -1 Vi 5-Q95 O 1- 2 'NSW f QQEQQJ X9 5,93-0 cu- A 6c?O '9k4VfS'Ng 0 M4 Q 9 CU Sw f' Cv E 'U O Q, 3,4 ug, 3 0 9? 0 Q J Moods vary with 12 With Student Desires xx X PM t il t IM pt ,A ' ZH' I - . ' llf 777 t t? N ' W'4 L e t fJ f 5. if 5129 5-Z f..f f 1 1 3 Massasoit Day . 2 ? 3 5 Ny J 4 1 XX l November 22, 1967 was Massasoit Day at MCC. It was considered one ofthe most popular events of the year because so many were involved. The days activities included a skit, choral presentations, and the crowning of a princess. a queen and a chief. In the afternoon there was a basketball game: Faculty vs Student Council. Guess who won! Following the day's activi- ties there was a mixer which gave the Thanksgiving Holiday a special touch. TlT. l..l-1...l.,f....i..i...,.i..... ..,N,,,.l l. . . - .. .. ., - - . - . , . 1 -- - - 1 .- Proven Successful! ....eF,,, ...-?-5... A Professor Gay tells of the great suchem-Mussusoit. Chosen to reign is Eloise Jacobs. Princess Massasoil Nancy Sumulski. Miss Mzissusoiti and John Kelly Chiet' Mzissusoil. Choir and faculty members harmonize. .. .1 Q . f' lille' 'l a 1 ,, , I ,5 i.eu i on ' l 1 2 A X l I t i ' , 2 r J! r vs . . l E . JN ,X ou K qNf ' as A P' P l Semi-Formal 1967- 1968 May 20. 1967 is a memorable evening for all those who attended the semi-formal at Motel 128 with the George Graham Orchestra entertain- ining. Many found the semi-formal of 1968 as memorable if not more so than the previous year. The Johnny Christy Orchestra and Bob Blasser en- tertained at the Ridder Country Club. Nancy Wilbur never realized at this time she would be the next editor of Ihe Legend 16 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY DR. JOHN W. MUSSELMAN PRESIDENT DMINISTRATIO COLONEL PHILLIP B. MELODY ROY SIMMONS. JR- DEAN QF FACULTY DEAN OF STUDENTS QVQN '-aff Tf vaw1 Q. v Y -MLA CH Q.. FRANCIS P. ROMAN JOHN D. MCPEAKE JOHN E. MURRAY JAMES E. SULLIVAN CAROL K. ELIASON TIMOTHY M. FITZGERALD s. ll 1 v ,--Q 'EN f ww Rx NANCY ADAMS ILDA M. TERRAZZANO Secretary to President MARY BORDINELLI REGINA CATALANO JOSEPHINE P. MONCEVICZ Secretary to Dean 20 S T A F F JOYCE TUNNICLIFF l SANDRA BARBIERE College Bookkeeper MARLENE KAVAL' College Secretary HENRY CAMILLO Assistant Librarian ,. ff l H i ,, ' 'f ' R 2 'l fx 'l 1 q- 3 Y? ' .pf V -1 r ! t 5 ' ef T H JACQUELYN FARRELL Assistant Senior Librarian 21 Business Administration CHARLES GEORGE ROBERT LANDRY FRANCIS HOLLAND 7 BENJAMIN PIKE HENRY MCDONALD A A JOHN MURGO Wm. ,lu ., ,Q .I I LORRAINE OLSEN PATRICIA GETCH JOANNE OBERG CUZ'-+7Ut'r1t'r1Z'-'CDZU1 ROLAND GUILBAULT PAUL HARDY MAURICE WALSH EDWARD WILLAIMSON Mathematics JAMES THROWER TIMOTHY FITZGERALD nigga: Q59 ffl 4 ,iii Wk ,i K J 4 ir r 'ig' 'K I sg 23 '-. xx. U n PAUL COLELLA DELIA FEENEY NOT PICTURED LILY MARK Q PATRICIA LEARY Q51 .If' ,I pw X I' JOHN NORTON 4 THEODORE P. ELLIOTT-SMITH Language Arts a q ' f fa-af'--s Marilyn G. Maxwell L... 't:::: i.,... L-af 25 fa, 1 1, is 'Lv 5 f ? . I 43 S , F ' an M Y 'S Aa,-L HAROLD CALLANAN Picture Not Available Q Y, ,,,,i wmv! Wa History HAROLD GAY ROBERT SMALL WILLIAM BARNETT :Q P -Lg ,,ati??ff- Cf 'Yw9L,.1 V-T :Jffff -' A .. A I ' JOHN OTIS IT' I 1 I. g D ,, w,,,.,... ROBERT OUELLETTE S C I E N C E JOANN MORICI SUSAN FICKETT ROBERT DEMERS LINDA HARRIS FRANK JOHNSON, JRR Nursing S O C I A L ROBERT CUSICK VICTOR MacNEIL N JOHN MCPEAKE WILLIAM COGGAN w..,,,: S C I E N C E N Foreign Language THOR CARLSON CHARLES CAPUTO JOHN CONWAY WILLIAM COWPERTHWAITE CHASE s A R T S 1 ..-0 emu. . '5 JAMES S. FISHER I GENE COURTNEY Cafeteria Workers HAROLD RUSHWICK Custodians i 9 i I.,- 1 !fQ3j'?,fl1,3 500 L C ' -.,,L.1:, 'L::,, if 4- Q fr' x MARY DONNA BARBARA REIDY TREF ETHEN DOONAN 30 'X SENIORS L ra A VI N G 1 ,.X,,?.?Cj I 4 A 'ig AY-ig Sf X-A XS J , ..,--I, uh A Q ff! f , 7 f Q NUM Q' 1919 JOHN A MBROSINI B.A.T. al, VIRGINIA A NDERSON I-.A.T.E. fm-, l thi -A KENNETH J. ANANIA L.A.T.H. JAMES R. ARMSTRONG JOSEPH L1 ARSENA ULT I-MA. GEN- L A. GEN. 32 is X 1 JANET A. ASSMUS I..A.T.E. ...ware FRANCIS A. A USTIN L.A.T.H. SHA RON BAXTER EXEC. SEC. ' L,A.T.H. L YNDA J BIA GI 33 GSK vnlup. JOHN W BARNIE L.A. GEN. ff: r vii L K Qu an K A a M f aio J 1' LORREY BIANCHI L.A.T.s. f 7' ,..-f- 'T'v 1, 1.1 If 1 ' 1' A. 'Q 1 .vp fx .2 ,I .N ,, mfs, QQ, A ' ' il. '. , '?5.'I If ' 'n'PfQ1V4. ii ,.- . f QA fi L his u . 4- ,f ,W 44 L 4 fx P-Tuf f ' in x.: X E 3 JANICE L. BOLDUC ' , LA. GEN. .. 'E M 'N -in . 'g'A1-g1f nz. - YV 1 ROLAND BLA NCHETTE L.A.T.E. r',,,f TXx GA LE BORK L.A.T.E. HA RR Y BOULDR Y B.A.T. Q V AWS fs.:r-J 'fg,M,,, , I ANN BOWLER EXEC. SEC lp, KA THERINE BROWN L.A.T.I-I. DIANE M. BOWMAN L.A.T.H. 47-'M WILLIA M A. BR ENNA N wc . ff L.ATH qv wdfb ,annum MAR Y BRO HQN' L.,-X. GEN. F 131 'hw' 1+- --Y- ' 'Aff'-, ts... ' ,.....4i El' JA NET CA ROLINA L.A.T.E. PETER H. BURR B.A.T. ar-1'-. KAR QQ9 xx 1 ' 7 LA URA M. BURRELL L.A.T.E. in 'new WN f--- fj Ivy f,4! FRANCIS CASELDEN B.A.C. , 'Za c .?r?!' A 1 M .vi-'vit' -aw? ' FRANCIS CA VANAR LA. GEN. BARBARA CHAPIN B.A.C. 1 ' 'TCU' ..-ann-54m EDWARD F. CHA UNCEY BAT. FRANCESCA CHIULLI L.A. GEN. yes' -cb .gag J .gf ,' 1-'L , sd ? ,4.-..r ' 1 YQ., 5,955 1 FF, Au... r DANIEL CHURCHILL B.A.T. 'QW ,lg LXE C SEC H U H ----- 2 l . - Q' 'rf' f ' Q uv' fl: tr' IL , .Q g,.,,..- W 3 f .QTw,, . ':- . - 401 +2 Q..--Mg., , -. -5- -5 .:.,,-,,-,- -,,-,c ..-V--f 3, 'f uri. -g,,,':'5k,-.-'-'M' .W .. ', M -If-l ',, gnu' 1. 4..- ff 'N' ',, , Q0 V' 'W 'n-4: . L., ,,, U., -snug -45 nl. ' M .X . ,, ' ,. Y f 5 I V 'QNQS ix. ,X , 1 H fl , -A ,LE H , ll ' C11,41R151. CHUTE ,,,,,,,, -if 1 N l 1 - V Y ug 1 '32 . 37 ,, if f, E ..........f 1 -if ,..,....,, - 1 4, f +1 x , ,sg Y, , , , ,, '- ALAN R. CLOUGH L.A. GEN. fi 'vm X .3 . 1. f , 'V '-1' f 5? AANk , Vf' Q JAMES COLPAS L.A.T.E. JOHN P. COLPAS L.A.T.E. ei L agp: WILLIAM J. CWALINA L.A.T.H. CAROLE S. CUSHER -f .wrki L.A.T.H. al' JOSEPH DA RCHE L.A. GEN. FRA NK DELA NO, JR. B.A.T. tit- MARC S. DELOREY LA. GEN, A PA UL DESGROSSELLIERS L.A.T.H. CHA RLES A. DELUCA L.A.T.S. J' NW JANICE DELVECCHIO L.A.T.H. PA TRICE DEVINE A C-. EXEC. SEC. 03 WZ MA RIE DOIRON EXEC. SEC. STANLEY M. DROBNIS L.A.T.H. -5 5 T 2 , 'fllinul .4l 'n ,pa eww W 'vlilf NJ' X SHARON DUDLEY L.A.T.H. PA ULA L. ENGERMAN L.A. GEN. ,-dll'Dm,, 4-4332 c4 '55'!' Ml' as ':. . W y., 51 ' 1 , -q , ,, - W' DEBORA H A. DURA N L.A.T.E. Ask Q 'N fi 1 ff 625.1 -cyl WIN!- ROBERT J. DURAND LA. GEN. .., gk 4 1 g 41 5 4 4 I 1, 1 ' 9 V yi' 1 in 'tl' 1955 ' Q I , - W K f. ... ' affxaz, . JOHN C DUNBAR LA. GEN. L.A. GEN. -3 'x 1 ,,,. I ,gf . ff ff Au 'Tw is 5-vu-...W-,-K 'Sw .-lRl,If.S' M. l'flR.N'!l I WILLIAM R. FINN L.A,T.H. 11? -azjgmf 1 , KA THLEEN FL YNN L.A.T.E. Lt. - We i 119219- . N Q ELSIE K. FOGARTY KA THLEEN FLA HER TY L.A.T.E. 1 .F I .. KA THLEEN A. F OX L.A.T.I-I. L.A.T.E. fd Q 'YZTYX7 m I AMT, , gm MICHAEL FRANEY L.A. GEN. SUZANNE GA MMON L.A.T.E. '11 'mf Q5 'i':f3' A LISA GIAMPEROLI EXEC. SEC. -I5 JEANNETTE GILCHRIST L.A.T.E. KATHLEEN A. GILL EXEC SEC. f f-v-1'?QQP Ag ,,f ffX-Ci AXA XC , Kflfl, XXX 'Xxx ff Q X ,V DX X X C ffikf' C C X. ' A A U f f' C fy T I 'x ,f ,fl X: I X f f X if 2-ff' K if K xr ' O A A EAA ws f V C r fy 5. 1 I n I .V ...- : f, -' ' .-r VNTWI C E X-47 f X fr JP LMZSQXX rf-KX I ,lf , 4 sf-' ,. X x 7 sxrf Q kg J ' M xx K M f-R !, 'IW' SQ vs, ,sw ,.. PA TRICIA GRA MER L.A.T.E. 1' I a I y. ,, N.-,,sx Z r A55 ' A r 05, 'W qi! A ' I I ELISA BETH A. GILLIS L.A.T.H. CHERYL A. GRANT EXEC. SEC. JOSEPH D. GREEN KAREN A. GRIFFIN B.A.C.A. EXEC. SEC. NWN 1 '? s'f'9 'f 44 .0 A x DARYLA HAASE EXEC, SEC. 1 E LORRA INE M. HA GGER TY N- 31 is L.A.T.E. Well professor, you won't believe this but JAMES E. HAMILTON L.A. GEN. f u,-it SA NDRA R. HA RDING B.A.C. J-eggs uneasy' 1-ai' New Ui DONNA HA RRINGTON ..- EXEC. SEC. GA YLE M. HARRIS EXEC. SEC. A RTHUR HA YES LA. GEN. N-qv, .5-allvh 0 .psi my THERESA HOUDE .iwfigfx L.A.T.E. EQ? RICHARD S. HOGAN B.A.T. f . A xx. f N. 'Q' f ,f I JA CQUEL YN HUER TH L.A.T.E. OLGA E. JIMOULIS L.A.T.E. Liv if GW .Q www! JOHN J. Ix'lfl,l.Y. JR L.A.T.H. NADINE KRIKORIAN LA. GEN. MICHAEL IQILFOYLE B.A.T. ROBER TA KRENTZMA N EXEC. SEC. ,W -Q-...pgy , Jf r 'Hifi J4 NIS ll l,lflfl9.S' L..-XI H. 'Qv-'ja P,-1 UL J. LEGAN DA I ID W LINDSA Y BAC ,gpg KENNETH LIFCHITZ L.A.GEN. 1 L-ATE. Alf1RI.A1ANQN'E MA KOS LA. GEN. WW an---4'yK A ignundl TIMOTH Y LONGDEN. JR. B.A.C.A. LA WRENCE MA LINO WSKI B.A.T. 'Hin ul-nag. DA VID P. MANNING PETER E. MANNING B.A.T. BUAACI 'hs WELL GANG WE FINALLY MADE IT. MELBOURNE MA PP B.A.C. QQ: ROSEMARY MARCHAND EXEC. SEC. FREDERICK J. MA RKT B.A.T. 1 X 63 403' -l' v , l MA R Y E. MA THER B.A.C. RICHA RD MERIGAN LA. GEN. ELAINE P MAXWELL L.A.T.E. X. MILTON MEDEIROS B.A.C. ,ARK XM? N?- FIONA S. MILLER L.A.T.E. STEVEN J. MILMAN B.A.T. ANNE MOONEY EXEC. SEC. JAMES M. MURPHY B.A.T. MICHAEL MOONEY B.A.C.A. JANET H MOREA U L.A.T.H. CRAIG B, MURRA 7 B.A.T. L WILLIAM MCDONALD M L.A.T.H. ALRIGHT, WHO CALLED THIS ONE IN? Nl QW X u 1 DIANNE M. MURRAY L.A.T.H. DOREEN L. MCNA MARA L.A.T.E. MICHAEL JA MCNAMARA L.A. GEN. BONNEY Mc WILLIAM L A T E CHARLES NOR VISH L.A. GEN. CAROL A. NEL VILLE L.A.T.H. JOAN F. NEWSON B.A.C.A. JEANNE F. PARKER EXEC. SEC. DONALD M. PERKINS B A C A MICHELLE A. PERRY EXEC. SEC. -vw-F V 1P MM SANDRA J. PERRY EXEC. SEC. 4' , E MA RK PETERSON L.A.T.H. 'Tb JUDITH A. PILEGGI L.A.T.E. HA RRISON PORTER .'! Q., L.A. GEN. JOA NNE PRINFIGA LLI EXEC. SEC Q M. KENT PROCTOR L.A. GEN. JOSEPH T QUILL L.A. GEN. L ea? 'ggi -di A.-avi' X 23 X 1 , NM YQ , . gi? -1,1 A, ' 1' , ' 5, '.- I . ' - ' . ,x . V :A 'I 'Q ' .5 LA WRENCH QUINLA N B,A.T. IAN QUINN B,A.T. ul M.. -aw BARBARA M. REIS A V , L.A.T.E. 'W 4 E N PA ULINE A. QUINN L.A.T.S. ' MT? LA URA ROBINSON L.A.T.H. ,F',Y, !' v. x Q gif' . ROBERT ROCK WELL L.A. GEN. FRANK J. RUNEY B.A.T. HARVEY S. ROSEN L.A.T.E. Y- OPEN HOUSE- 1967 DANIEL P. RYAN L.A. GEN. i x-rig r ' r, Y, 5 -Afro 'il 'unit'-i KJ . K ff fgxz .+.,a.A...f,, ,04880 ANNE L. ST PETER L.A. GEN. 'M 5 NANCY J. SAMULSKI LA. GEN. - 63 Sw- . ui? y .A ai' S ' 1 ,mm X li g 3533 1 ual- .L-1.3. K mx ' ,, f MURIEL SAMMER L.A.T.H. Q59 t '1 N71? CATHERINE R. SCHENCK EXEC. SEC. LEO V SCIARAPPA L.A.T.H. LA URETT4 A. SASS EXEC. SEC. ELLEN M. SEARS EXEC. SEC. fi ANN A. SIMS L.A. GEN. BEL ERL Y SIMPSON L.A.T.E. SANDRA L. SOLES L A T' E FRANCIS TANASSO L.A.T.H. Q -ffivf MARILYN J. TANKARD L.A.T.E. BETTY TRA F TON L.A.T.E. MARCIA A. TRUDEAU L.A.T.E. JANICE T TROMBLY L.A.T.E. 'L-W S MAR Y E. TYRRELL L.A.T.E. DIA NE M. UMBRIA NNA L.A. GEN. 5 MAR Y-JO VENCKUS L.A.T.E. ANTHONY VACCA B.A.C.A. Take it off, take it all off . . . ,mix ex: inn:-m-1' gn:-n-rxnxia . rg -1- r 1.1-. . .4 ' STEPHEN VESEY B.A.T. LYNN S. VICTOR L.A. GEN. i 9 as PA TRICIA A. VLAHOS L.A.T.H. NANCY VOSE EXEC. SEC. f 'WW I We got to get out of this place! LEO WA LDRON L.A. GEN. JAMES S. WALTON B.A.T. WILLIAM R. WEA VER -.as -lung, H JA MES WHITE L.A.T.H. ROGER WIDDEN L.A. GEN. 4 fr ,J f' ,J v, f I 33 M523 3 ' ,a wif- , . 5:44,- .gggggif '35 -ifiiiq Q 5 fx , 1:5 13, Q, 7 , 3' Biff si, ' 5 , .gtg MA RK WHITE L.A. GEN. SOMETIMES COLLEGE IS AWFULLY HARD! ,HWY HELEN WILSON EXEC. SEC. 1 i ,., -Ja QF:- BRENDA Y0 UNG EXEC. SEC ai? DONNA WRIGHT L.A.T.H. JAMIE A. WRIGHT L.A.T.H. f 7 P A i '- '42, X' A H . ' f.- -- j rw' 7 , Q Now Who CAROL A. DELPRETE L.A.T.E. A JEANNE M. ASIAF Is To Blame? C, gil?- MARCIA A PENA LA. GEN. SANDRA J WOOD EXEC. SEC. SPORTS ALL STAR OFFENSE Row 1,' J. Castagnozzi, W. Brennan. B. Malenfant, G. McDonald, Row 25 J. VanSyckel, R. Widden, G. Melford, J. McGrath, J. Moroni. ALL STAR DEFENSE Row 15 R. Widden, M. Barry, J. Walker. D. Churchill, L. Waldron. Row 2,' G. Melford. R. Malbon, G. Melford, K. O'Connor, F. Desmond. COACH DALIANIS ,'-:. ..., 4' . , ,Q .A ,,., , 1, ., e.,f,1, Q . .lf h , A ., Y was , qi, . Jw f 7,36 x J zlw-:Hai N M' as L A ,w .,, ' 'I,,,. f'QfQw Q gr, . vk f1,: ,.l..:f . gf' . A- . mv, '-as ..,.,,. ,Ph N. . g. . , . M.. 'P ,. 52, . . f?'j ' wfziqtrg ,iw ,. .,.,,... Q +.':.!in.'fsh+f1 PU RITANS Row 1,' J. Darche, F. Desmond, D. Churchill Row 2,' M. Callahan, G. Melford, J. Murray, R. Widden. APOSTLES LIONS Row 2,' J. McGrath, J. Walker, G. McDonald, J. Kelley. Row l,' M. Barry, B. Malenfant, J. VanSyckel. Row 1,' J. Murphy, J. Castagnozzi, C. Wengler, R. Malbon, Row 2,' TROJANS G. Melford, L. Waldron, S. Vesey, J. Olson. PURITANS LIONS APOSTLES TROJ ANS RAZORBACKS Won Lost 6 0 5 1 4 2 3 3 2 4 Row lg D. Sault. W. Brennan, P. Porter. Row 25 E. O'Dea. T Maroni. RAZORBAC KS Row 1,' J. Foley, J. Castagnozzi. D. Bonaparte. Row 25 D. York. K. O'Connor, F. Delano. COACHIUTZGERALD SMHTY SCORING LIS T DiGiovanni Ryan Mapp Baldwin Smith Bianchi Olson Bechtal Markt Mooney Murphy Doyle Ross Weaver Cluif Johnson Osborne Hannigan Lyons DeCouto DANNY W mx .IW N-5 4 H1-4 MEL Betsy Hunter Cathrine Covell, Deborah Smith. Bev- erly Elliott Ann St. Peter, Francine Bova, Janice Jacka Janet Scribner, Anne Boncoddo. shes Fu MCC Sm MCC Wins Again The sport of basketball started out impressively at Massasoit. Although the team lacked height, it more than made up for this deficient with hustle and desire. Thanks to the coaching of Tim Fitzgerald, the team was in the best of condition, and this fact alone allowed the Warrior 'fHoopsters,' to literally run many of its opponents off the court. During the iirst semester, the line rebounding and scoring of captains Mel Mapp, John DiGiovanni, and forward Frank Smith, plus the de- fensive play and outside shooting of guards Danny Ryan and George Baldwin, the team lost only four games. The winning season, however, was due to a team effort and depth of the Warrior's bench. Guards Ron Bechtel and John Olson were more than equal to the task of replacing Baldwin and Ryan. When Bechtel and 0lson tired there was Ron Mooney, Ralph Cluff, and Steve Osbome to take over. With the loss of captain DiGiovanni during the second semester, the scoring and rebounding chores fell to forwards Lorrey Bianchi and Barney Ross, each of whom shouldered the responsibility well. DiGiovanni was not the only man lost, for the hustle of Bill Weaver, Bob Doyle, and Rick Markt were also missed. How- ever, the team benefited from the rebounding of Pat Lyons and the shooting of forwards Hal Johnson and Jim Murphy. The history of Massasoit basketball got off to a great start and the future looks bright with many of this year's players re- turning for next year. x. x SAS! Varsity Basketball Team SS 70 X x X-u ' New 'Wa OPPONENTS Emerson Burdett Cape Cod Northern Essex Newton Junior Quincy Junior Cambridge Bryant and Stratton Andover Mass. Bay Newton Junior Burdett Cambridge Andover Bristol Franklin Cape Cod Franklin Bryant and Stratton N.H. College of Acct. Quincy Junior Bridgewater Freshmen Framingham t nigh, 'lzftsiax I xg Q W4 590 I Tennis O 'Q Wgv f 'K I 1' EkA5 Jf ,ink V 7 4 AQ? If file-ff' SE .31 -B ,I RX I WZ IN ' V ff 5 3 3 ,J 5 - f' I . J . , 1 X K. Van Warmer, S. Waters. row 1 K. O'Connor, F. Runey, J. Crossen, J. Walker, D. Bonaparte, and J. Van Syckel row 2 T. Buckler, J. Castagnozzi, J. Murray, J. McGrath, B. Brennan, and J. Olson row 3 D. York, P. Porter, B. Durand, R. Nazzoro, and E. O'Dea. Hockey J JJJJ 72 xv 53 X2 G ding ssvsuoss ly. Bowling F3-2,gF':f5,, , i... -og I F41 ,I sig wma , ' ,q :sl -' 'f' 1: -' - ,4 'A ' -c ' ,- 1,1 fx- Q 5 Y, al A, .40 ,ff - xf Q -nm av rl. :MMtAW I:i,,g,,p..f.l ww.:-uc:-'4kW yf-' :ff wi ':, 'if J'1f'i4iF viwlili x 1 '1.,3'Tf.1F2r,Qf511 f f- N -Y we . N 1 , Jr, r f ' ,' .wr .w ',v1.'f f - -1- Y my ' Stl - Qui, 14.3 -' :' J H P- - sf' we f f 3. hz., , , A X t '? A , Q ' ET sigff? s FW ,ggi 1, fp Y '.,zg1 - ' , M il, ,- , , L ,,,.V......,...-.., 1,1 -- Intramural Volle ball if a 5 1 74 ,,..,, uw.. ,.., v.... .Y . .,.,..,..,.5Y ...rpm .Jw-'A . 4 f.'.-fl.-mv v 5 V- '1- .wgfiffux ,hit-1.1, ,' ELIZA 1 K-r-,iq ,,v ,......n..-. ., .53 ' . I Ying UQ 23.31 iv Q W K Q1 Mio I, X I M '17 76 Q 'we ', Tffiff Q'Vtg' ' -. 'W 'EFI'-'g A ' F215 L-' 1. f'-.- 1 :Q ,JH -faSlx:giQ 1 'IM ' N 1' , I frl'l ' ...-.1 f ' ' -x. A C T I V Student Council GRIFFITH DALAINIS VICE PRESIDENT NANCY SAMULSKI RECORDING SECRETARY FREDRICK MARKT PRESIDENT MARY LIQUORI TREASURER NANCY MCLAIN CORRESPONDING SECRETARY A .f . ,A - . 4 4 . 4 ax I Q ' '. J. 1 ' 5 lv . . , v 1 Raw If F. Bova. J. Del Vecchio. M. J. Venckus. Row 25 J. Darche, J. Crossen, Row 35 R. Malborn, D. Churchill, D. Sault, A. Luiz. uri m.-nn:- :nun1ul l ng-ul 1 w QR rv Y E ,l , I..- Q 1 1 1 v , ,Q . +'f1'1'T'I'I'I1 ' + 'fs Q Q v ly' 1' :F-'IJ' 71 4 sv.:-4 ga 1 V vg' fp . -.. 4 , .I X, s ' , . ' . .2 ,.-.r'f:?'f f , .- . 3 .- . ...gun 1 . -s ,, V K V 04,3 --1, . H W I , , . 1, 3 J ,. J .. 1 1- f . , .. x , S , 1 i R 2 J f f I -, .. xt I .Qji L ' . f ' ' i 41 fi 5 X ' K l,I :y,f,eei Q ' J' i 4 ' ' Lfffli . f '.,. R Row 1,' S. Wood. M. Sheridan, M. De Lorey. N. Wilbur, J. Gilchrist. E. Maxwell. M. Doireen K Warren, Row 25 C. Grant, J. Van Syckel, J. Murphy. D. Bonapart, M. J. Venckus. M. Tyrrell L BUSINESS STAFF C. GRANT, S. WOOD. B kr JEANETTE GILCHRIST 4 'H EDITOR IN CHIEF The Legend staff started comprising, this material early last spring. Being conscien- tious about the yearbook, we as ai staff have presented to the administration. faculty. and students our first yearbook. and one to be remembered, THE LEGEND. il -.- Newspaper 3. 'I ffl in-1 p if In February l967, the first edition of The Quill, a monthly publication, was presented to the students. The Quill is a student pub- lication-edited and written by the students. It deals with local news and items of inter- est to the student body. As the voice of the students, The Quill tries to present a true picture of activities and conflicts concerning the college. 14' --f ,V -.-.. ,t:.:, ai, if ,.'. 1 I lin YJ.. V. , I 1 V ,',.f' -,tu 1,,. , ,J It . ,. , . , I ', .v. Ulf' 1 ,, . 2 vo 't , 1 BUSINESS STAFF C. Grant, J. Powers, K. Anania. I Row 1,' K. Flaherty, J. Scribner, M. Mather, R. Rosenstein, J. Tur- ner, Row 2,' M. DeLorey, M. Doiron, K. Warren, J. Bolduc, S. Gam- mon, Row 3,' G. Melford, W. Finn, C. Neville, K. Brown, E. Lynda Biagi Fogafty- Editor Due to the unseltish contribu- tions, MCC has adopted an or- phan. As foster parents we will be sending a check each month to help this child lead a life of better opportunities. Our orphan will be given the chance to receive a good educa- tion foundation and also the food and clothing that is needed. In return, through pictures and letters we will gain a better understanding of the child. K I I 80 Ar-r .,,, S4-',,,J,uilY,,',,.. Y J-..., 'ina rx x, l Drama Club Row 1,' M. Becker, J. Tumer, J. McSorley, F. Tanasso, M. Venckus, K. Schenck, F. Austen, Row 2,' J. I-Iill, L. Biagi, W. Finn, L. Haggerty, K. Flaherty, P. Engerman, Mr. Chase, Row 3,' A. Clough, J. Leeds, S. Millman, M. MacNamara, M. Doiron, K. Warren. Choir Row l,' D. Haase, B. Simpson, J. Bolduk. K. Sprague. S. Cypher. Rmr 25 S Gammon, M. Tankard, J. Trombley, P. Gramer, L. Bohaher. Row 3, S. Dudley H. Wilson, D. Latham, K. Reis. P .. f t.. ..t. 'e'V . -if , . V W ---W a- F af f Row If S. Gammon. K. Warren. F. Chulli, Row 2,' R. Malbon. M. DeLorey, F. Austin, Row 3: W. Choquet. F. O'Neill. A. Luiz. Schools were originally open forum discussion groups, where a teacher posed a question and the pupils gave their opinions and supported their contentions. Things could sometimes get rather out of hand. This spirit of creativity and inven- tion has been perpetuated in our Literary Guild. Members bring in examples of art work and writing, many times originals, which they feel would spark an interest. They ask for help in get- ting over a 'groughn place. In return constructive criticism from the group is given. Growth has been constant, and next year even a larger number of those interested are expected to participate. i t c- V? C, Ju, J 1 A Q E12 5 galil? .- -'Y' ua O 57, . 2.-.iffy Row I,' G. Melford, W. Bearce, W. Belushko, W. Pushee, Row 2,' G. Dalianis, W. Choquet, L. Malinowski, R. Hayes. N MAN Radio Club CLUB Veterans Row l,' M, Tyrrell, L. Haggertty, K. Brown, K. Flaherty, K. Schenck, Mr Small, Row 2,' W. Finn, F. Austen, F. Tanasso, Chiulli, Row 3,' M. Norrman, K. Anania, C. Neville. M. Doiron. Row 1,' S. Wood, S. Cantura, F. Chiulli, C. Covell, R. Rosenstein. J. McSorley, Row 25 F. Cavanar. D. Gay, B. Hunter. J. Turner, J. Alexander, Raw 35 M. Norrman, B. Peterson. l-. Winperis, D. Sault, J. McMillan, Row 4, A. O'Neill, A. Clough, R. Malbon, J. Crossen, W. Brennan. ny-mvgmmuvng - liuil-. .-nn .-fur 1 Ski Club 6 A V Qi '-1 7 - I z Q si : ' A '-' ' ' k :, 4? -gas 'X X is 'SDM Q2 Row Ig Miss Morici, N. Wilbur, J. Scribner, J. J acka, M. Leonard, A. St. Peter, D. Umbrianna K. O'Connor, Row 2,' D. Churchill, E. Tully, T. Scanlon, L. Lucier, B. Mclntir, T. Austen, M Norrman, E. Maxwell. Row 35 E. Fisher, P. Grenier. C. Caron, A. O'Neill, J. Foley, M. Farren A. Clough. Row 45 R. Yorke. F. Delano, W. Brennan, J. Castagnozzi, J. Murphy, D. Bonapart R. Malbon, J. Crossen. Row lg F. Desmond, T. Buckler, R. Kuusela, J. Crossen, H. Coleman. M. Callahan, R. Cerci, Row 2, G. Jorgensen, M. Barry, J. Olson, W. Brennan, G. Bonney, Row 3,' G. Mel- . ' ford M. Norrman R. Malbon J. Loomis R. Durand . 1 9 9 1 - - 3 x I - - - - A - L fi , G lu' W l Ao TUNQ, . ' Cana: ' Rfffr O -Y 'v . K k- . x , , , URF CLUB ' :1al r gu 7 9 Dale E. Allberry Gregory J. Almeida John Ambrosini Kenneth Anania Robert A. Anania Jeffery Anderson Virginia Anderson Gordon S. 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'O 6 A are hereby acknowledged 19 io ca? 0 fb- 9 'N-O 'N 9 60 Q35 i N, e. Q' 0 f 9 'O 'X O of C4 A Q0 SX' Q0 .QX NCXN Y by the senior class bfeo X A O -Q 54,55 5069 XX 296 C151 Q5 36060 X- QQ, if ssxiez Ap SQ' 0' 'O ts- -fb' 0 of massasoit QNQJ9 00615-. 42990 9- .' ' Nfgeql QQSOQQO 02, cbfdx '..fbbw.'bb'P,N 9 YQ ' OXWO QQ, my 'N eb' community 9 Q. xg 35 50 , Q3 , fb ' who college. . 'Vg A' ' fi K 'Q 212999 without this assistance 'FX sefogofg '29 5 , 0 the publication Wig - of the legend would not g have been possible. we wish to express to them our best wishes for a greater measure of success in the coming year. Patrons Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard A. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas P. Tyrrell Coleman H. Grant Jr. Richard C. Benton Frank F. Pileggi Albert A. Walton Farnham Company Leonard G. Crooks William E. James Joseph Princigalli Heinz Sammer Victor Malinowski Aubrey F. Mooney Rev. 8: Mrs. Arthur W. Bowler Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Malcolm E. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs Arthur DiGiovanni Robert E. Armstrong Dudley A. M. Widden Henry M. Peterson George A. Parker Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Durand RY FORMAL I BESSE-BAKER S MAIN ST. at LEGION PARKWAY Phono 587-6551 BEMIS DRUG CO INC Prescriptions 185 North Avenue North Abington Prompt Delivery Service Call 878-0893 Hospital 8: Sickroom Supplies Vitamins-Kodak Cameras 8: Supplies Patrons Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfred J. Foley Mr. 8: Mrs. John G. Riberic Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis W. Cwalina Mr. 8: Mrs. John Venckus Mr. 8: Mrs. Warren L. Churchill Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Liquori Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank S. Miller Mr. 8: Mrs. Micheal Mather Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter F. Shuchard Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul B. Borck Mr. 8: Mrs. Barnie Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Gramer Mink Mrs. Michael DelVecchio Mr. 8: Mrs. Augustine Norvish Mr. 8: Mrs. Patrick J. Gillis Dale E. Allberry Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond P. Finn Mr. 8: Mrs. John J. Franey Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry R. Clark William C. Murphy T uve BETTER. Electrically Brockton Co pony If your oil is low call Joe at 878-1086 Joseph J. Kelliher 76 East Street North Ab Et Range 8: Fuel Oil 8: Trucking compliments of Z1 friend Mr Mr Mr Mr mvnqfff Patrons lm ,Wf- 8: Mrs. 8: Mrs. 8: Mrs. 8: Mrs. Sal DeLuca Joseph T. Quill Wray Tankard Lester R. Gammon State Rep. Peter G. Asiaf Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr e 4 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs. 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs. 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs s Robert J. Sheridan Ralph Porter Ray Desgrosseilliers Neal Sweeney James Irving Edward L. Robinson M. Joseph Manning Earl White John W. Ambrosini Sidney Kahn Douglas S. Stuart Frederick-J. Markt H will Wi lt 2 L .... it g .x rf ai Compliments of f 'mmm BROCKTON TAUNTON GAS COMPANY EDGAR'S - Downtown Brockton Fall River Shopping Center . TIMBERLANE Richard W' Map? congratulates the class of Gordon S. Arnold Sr. 1968 John J. Mooney Alfred T. Longden Abington Fernandes Gurney Bros. Co. Jewelers since 1841 at 101 Main St. Brockton, Mass. INVESTIGA TORS OF BOMB SCARE COMMITTEE GILCHRIST ELECTRICAL CO INC. class of 1968 success. King Street Norfolk Mass 528-1950 wishes the 24-hour SCFVICC Sponsors Compliments of DREAMWOLD Scituate, Massachusetts DUNNINGTON,S APOTHECARIES COLPITTS TRAVEL CENTER WESTGATE MALL BROCKTON, MASS.-TEL. 588-5660 SPINNING WHEEL 556 Bedford Street Whitman, Massachusetts Congratulations Seniors! THE LEGEND 1968 WISHES TO EXPRESS THEIR APPRECIATION TO LINDA HARRIS BENJAMIN PIKE T. P. 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