Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1971 volume:

■ ■I GRADUATION EXERCISES MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS Wednesday Evening, June 9, 1971 Class Colors: Royal Purple and Gold Class Flower: Purple Lilac Class Motto: Times Change and We Change with Them LINCOLN D. LYNCH, Superintendent of Schools KENNETH L. JOHNSON, Principal JOSEPH L. KING, Assistant Principal SCHOOL COMMITTEE ROBERT F. HOWES, Chairman PAUL R. CALLAN, Vice-Chairman A. EUNICE KRAMER EUGENE E. BRIGGS PAUL S. HARRISON W. WARREN THARION P ' royram •MARCH OF THE GRADUATES Trumpet Voluntary (Prince of Denmark ' s March) Purcell Orchestra Richard E. Nelson, Director •PRAYER Reverend David Allen Church of Our Saviour MUSIC Churchill The Lord ' s Prayer A Cappe lla Choir (Girls ' Voices) Richard G. Brooks, Director SALUTATORY: Natalie E. Derrick Jane M. Logan ADDRESS: Perspective in a Time of Change Dr. Adrian Rondileau President, Bridgewater State College Introduction: Dennis I. Savas President, Class of 1971 VALEDICTORY: Susan D. Hocking MUSIC: Thompson Have Ye Not Known Ye Shall Have A Song A Cappella Choir PRESENTATION OF AWARDS: LINCOLN D. LYNCH, Superintendent of Schools PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS: ROBERT F. HOWES, Chairman of School Committee Senior Class Roll KENNETH L. JOHNSON, PRINCIPAL MUSIC Alma Mater •BENEDICTION RECESSIONAL Please Stand I Norman Curtis Abair Mary Elizabeth Abele Jacalyn Merle Allen Anthony Wade Andrade Steven Robert Archibald KATHRYN LORRAINE ATKINS James Stephen Bagdon James Russell Bailey Cindy Balzotti John Raymond Barnicoat •GREGORY DARE BARRIER Carol Lee Brackett Linda Susan Brackett Mari Lynn Braddock GAIL AURORA BRAGA Patricia Browne Debra Lee Burnham Kathleen Ann Byrne •ANDREA CAMPANO William Peter Cannon •DIANE IRENE CARD Frederic Jay Carey, Jr. Deborah Jean Carter Michael George Casey •DEBORAH ANN CHANDLER Diana Lynn Chandler Robert Lennie Chausse Carrie Lou Ciolkowski Barbara Ann Cook Margaret Gerard Cordeiro Wilford Clinton Corey Margaret Ann Corning Frank Joseph Correia James Manuel Correia, Jr. Sean Patrick Corwin Maurice Raoul Joseph Couillard Robert Young Covel Bruce Edward Covell Karen Lee Craig •PAMELA ANN CRIPPS Charles Ryan Crowell •TIMOTHY ROBERT CURLEY Linda Ann Daggett of 1971 Kathleen Joy Dascoulias Donna Lou Davis ••NATALIE ELIZABETH DERRICK Robert Oliver Donner Eugene Theodore Doran, Jr. Merilyn Jo Dorr Patricia Mary Duggan Dolores Ann Edington John Edwards Rhonda Lee Falconeirl Gid Alan Fisher Julianne Follett David Carlton Fratus •DEBRA LOUISE FULLER Joan Elizabeth Gallagher •ANTHONY PETER GARAFALO •CHERYL ANN GATES Robert Francis Gendron, Jr. Robyn Marie Glover Barbara Terese Goggin Kathleen Frances Gosson Debra Louise Graham Patricia Christine Grant Edith Mae Greene Robert Walter Hall Kathie Ann Hebert •JOSEPH FLORIAN HEINIG Charlene Hervey SUSAN DEBORAH HOCKING Theresa Helen Houghton BettyJane Houlihan •CAROL ANN HOWARD •DAVID ARTHUR HOWES •KATHLEEN ANN HUDSON Janet Louise Hussey •MARK VINCENT IAMPIETRO Patricia Ann Inglese Susan Ann Inglese Thomas Allen Jaclntho •PAUL COLEMAN JAG LA Gloria Jean James Samuel Kelly Christine Thelma Leonard •LYNN LOUISE LEONARD Susan Michele Rullo Dana Frederick LeRoy John Sarkes JANE MARIE LOGAN Barbara Jean Savard James William Long DENNIS IRAKLI SAVAS ' DARLENE ELIZABETH LYNCH •DONNA LEE SAYWARD Maureen Marie Lynch Jon Clayton Sayward Jo Ann MacAlllster •NANCY ELIZABETH SCHOBEL Donald Craig MacAulay Laurie Ellen Schofield Robert James Mackiewicz George Warren Shaw Alan Bradford Maddigan Larry Douglas Shaw •BRENDA JUNE MAKSY Ronald Edmondson Shaw Judith Ann Maloof Steven Wayne Shaw •THOMAS MARTIN MANNING Alexandra Christine Shiek Douglas Pershing Marshall, Jr. Francis Joseph Silvia, Jr. Debra Mae McClelland Donna Lee Simmons Bruce Harold McDonald Richard Alden Sinnott Rise Lianne McKenney •DANIEL KEVIN SMALL Michael Mecke Walter John Smith Marie Terese Metta Dennis J. Spillane Judith Ann Millette •SALLY JANE SQUIRES ERIC JAMES MOHRMANN Douglas Arthur Standish Edward Michael Monte Patricia Marie Stapleton Robert Charles Morse Dennis Paul Stone Lance Motta Joseph Hulbert Struck Lorin Motta Mildred Ada Taylor David Nunes Louise Joseph Teceno Margaret Louise Oakley Priscilla Marie Thimas Patricia Ann O ' Toole James Arnold Thomas Cheryl Ann Paquin Linda Lee Thomas Roger Henry Parent, Jr. •DANIEL WAYNE THOMPSON John Wentworth Parks Jeffrey Mark Tremblay Stephan Kyle Pelton Janice Ann Wager Michael Francis Perry Linda Walker Joseph Herbert Piasecki, Jr. James Leland Washburn Jack Allen Pierce Linda Lee Washburn Robert Randall Pierce William Frederick Washburn, II Douglas Edwin Place Linda Wood Dianne Lee Provonche •PAMELA JOSEPHINE WOODBURN David Francis Redlon Charles Matthew Renfrew •THOMAS MARCEL RICHARD Valedictorian Charles Samuel Rink, Jr. Co-Salutatorian Virginia Roberts •MICHAEL FRANCIS ROBIDOUX Graduating with Honors AWARDS ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP AMERICAN LEGION SCHOLARSHIP JANE BENNETT SCHOLARSHIP CABOT CLUB SCHOLARSHIP CABOT CLUB COLLEGE AID FUND ELIZABETH B. CUSHMAN SCHOLARSHIP ARLEEN AND ARTHUR H. DUNHAM EDUCATIONAL TRUST MIDDLEBORO LODGE OF ELKS, 1274 ANNA C. ERICKSON MEMORIAL FUND GOOD WILL CLUB, INC. JOSEPH JACKSON FUND JOHN MARZELLI SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP —IN MEMORY OF J. STEARNS CUSHING MIDDLEBORO DISTRICT NURSING ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO POLICE ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP MITCHELL MEMORIAL CLUB ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP NORTH MIDDLEBORO MOTHERS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP ADELIA C. RICHARDS SCHOLARSHIP GEORGE A. RICHARDS ATHLETIC PRIZE FRANK ARTHUR ROUKAS SCHOLARSHIP CLARA S. SHEPHERD SCHOLARSHIP DR. A. VINCENT SMITH— HARRY E. RICHMOND SCHOLARSHIP SOUTH MIDDLEBORO SCHOLARSHIP FUND SPARROW BROTHERS SCHOLARSHIP LEONARD O. TILLSON SCHOLARSHIP ANNE WHITE WASHBURN SCHOLARSHIP AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL ROBERT GOLDSTEIN CITIZENSHIP AWARDS MIDDLEBOROUGH CITIZENS ' FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS HENRY B. BURKLAND MEMORIAL ROBERT H. CANDEE MEMORIAL CITIZENS OF MIDDLEBOROUGH C. S. F. 1971 COMMITTEE WALTER G. HICKS MEMORIAL LIONS CLUB OF MIDDLEBOROUGH MAYFLOWER CO-OPERATIVE BANK MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL MIDDLEBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK MIDDLEBOROUGH TRUST COMPANY WILLIAM J. MORRISON MEMORIAL —GIVEN BY FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 2503 OLIN CORPORATION OF STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT WINTHROP ATKINS CO., INC. LORENZO WOOD, SR. MEMORIAL ALMA MATER, M. H. S. Dear Alma Mater M .H. S. Our school and our home and our guide to success We ' ll remember with joy every day that we knew When we lived with the spirit of you. You have guided us all in the days of our youth; You have taught us to walk in the ways of the truth; We have learned to be loyal, courageous and true, And to love in the spirit of you. Though the years will go by and we ' re far, far away, We will never forget this, our vow of today, All through this life In each thing that we do, We will live in the spirit of you. Music by Evelyn Snow, ' 47 Words by Ann O ' Neil, ' 48 Br SBBDr 4  • ■ - v f ' I  ■ MIDDLEBOROUGH CITIZENS ' FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS HENRY B. BURKLAND MEMORIAL ROBERT H. CANDEE MEMORIAL CITIZENS OF MIDDLEBOROUGH C. S. F. 1971 COMMITTEE WALTER G. HICKS MEMORIAL LIONS CLUB OF MIDDLEBOROUGH MAYFLOWER CO-OPERATIVE BANK MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL MIDDLEBOROU GH SAVINGS BANK MIDDLEBOROUGH TRUST COMPANY WILLIAM J. MORRISON MEMORIAL —GIVEN BY FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 2503 OLIN CORPORATION OF STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT WINTHROP ATKINS CO., INC. LORENZO WOOD, SR. MEMORIAL ■ V ■ ALMA MATER, M. H. S. Dear Alma Mater M .H. S. Our school and our home and our guide to success We ' ll remember with joy every day that we knew When we lived with the spirit of you. You have guided us all in the days of our youth; You have taught us to walk in the ways of the truth; We have learned to be loyal, courageous and true, And to love in the spirit of you. Though the years will go by and we ' re far, far away, We will never forget this, our vow of today, All through this life In each thing that we do, We will live in the spir it of you. Music by Evelyn Snow, ' 47 Words by Ann O ' Neil, ' 48 SITE PLAN Present school enrollment in Middleborough: 3,043 students. (Figures given in previous mailing were for October, 1968). New school would increase capacity of Town system by 51 classrooms. Site: 45 acres on East Grove Street. Building area: 154,000 square feet (see plans for details). Scheduled completion: December, 1970. Architect Drummey Rosane Anderson School Building Needs Committee John W. Scanlon, Chairman Claire A. Rockwood, Secretary William L Byrne Winfield J. Gillchrest Richard J. Picone Superintendent of Schools Lincoln D. Lynch COST General contract including site de- velopment and fixed equipment $4,090,000 Moveable equipment and furniture. . 200,000 Architectural and engineering 250,000 Expenses, clerk of works and contingencies 185,000 Land acquisition 25,000 TOTAL $4,750,000 FINANCING Expended from taxation to date $ 191,000 Balance to be raised 4,559,000 TOTAL $4,750,000 Reimbursement from Common- wealth of Massachusetts $2,070,500 Your vote is needed at the Town Meeting to be held on June 2, 1969 at 7:30 P.M., Memorial High School Gymnasium. FACTS AND FIGURES Pyfc— X III i mm mm -I — THE NEW MIDDLEBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL r 1 1 classrooms including science suite and preparation rooms, upper access to audi- torium UPPER LEVEL Main visitors entrance, administrative, guidance and health suites, centrally lo- cated library with audio-visual department, 10 classrooms. 600 seat auditorium divisi- ble into three smaller lecture halls, arts and crafts rooms, clothing and foods labs, student activities area. MIDDLE LEVEL Bus unloading and main student entrance, 13 classrooms, cafeteria seating 400. kitchen, lower access to auditorium, band and chorus room, music appreciation, wood shop and general shop, mechanical drawing, gymnasium seating 1100 (three teaching stations plus corrective gym). LOWER LEVEL He who asks seriously the question of the truth that liber- ates, is already on his way to liberation. He may still be in the bondage of dogmatic self-assurance, but he has start- ed to go away from it. He may still be in the bondage of cynical despair, but he has already started to emerge from it He may still be in the bondage of unconcern about the truth that matters, but his unconcern is already shaken. These people are of the truth and on their road to the truth. On this road you will Tieet the liberating truth in many forms, but there is one in which it will not be met. You never will meet it in the form of propositions which you can learn or write down and take home. But you may encounter it in one sentence of a book or of a conversation or of a lec- ture, or even of a sermon. This sentence is not the truth, but it may open you up for the truth and it may liberate you from the bondage to opinions and prej educes and conventions. Suddenly, true reality appears like the brightness of light- ening in a formerly dark place. Or, slowly, true reality appears like a landscape when the fog becomes thinner and thinner and finally disappears. New darknesses, new fogs wil fall upon you; but you have experienced, at least once, the truth and the freedom given by the truth. Or you may be grasped by the truth in an encounter with a piece of nature - its beauty and its transitoriness ; or in an encounter with a human being in friendship and estrangement, in love, in dif- ference and hate; or in an encounter with yourself in a sud- den insight into the hidden strivings of your soul, in dis- gust and even hate of yourself, in reconciliation with an ac- ceptance of yourself. In these encounters you may meet the true reality; the truth which liberates from illusions and false authorities, from enslaving anxieties, desires, and hostilities, from a wrong self-rejection and a wrong self affirmation. And it may even happen that you are grasped by the picture and power of Him who is truth. There is no law that this must happen. Many at all times and in all places have en- countered the true reality which is in Him without knowing His name - as He Himself said. They were of the truth and they rec nized the truth, although they havenever seen Him who is the truth. And those who have seen Him, the Christian in all generations, have no guarantee that they participate in the truth which He is. Maybe they were not of the truth. - Paul Tillich - MIDDLEBORO MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL BACCALAUREATE SERVICE June 6, 1971 ORDER OF SERVICE Organ Prelude Now Thank U e All OuJi God Bach arr. by Virgil Fox Processional Hymn Holy, Holy, Holy Call To Worship Rev. Manfred Kohl First Congregational Church Invocation Rev. Manfred Kohl Hymn Lead On, 0 King EteAnal Scripture Reading Rev. Charles Sousa Central Congregational Church Prayer Rev. Charles Sousa Solo CLimb EvzAy Mountain Rodgers Hammerstein Soloist: Mary Bourne Sermon: HUMAN RIGHTS V6. ECONOMIC PRIVILEGE Rev. EdwaJvd A. Robbing Fisut UnitaAAjxn CkuAck Hymn Tka 1-6 My fatheA ' -6 Woild Benediction Rev. Edward A. Robbins Recessional Hymn kniKASJX., Th(L B amtLfiul Organ Postlude Vfitlixdt and Fugue in C Majon. Bach Congregation standing M2DDLKB0R0 TOWS HALL MXDDLEBOKO e MASSACHUSETTS TTffSS CHAflGE AND WE v?EAKGE WITH THSH PKXBAM HASTKH ftf CH(9WNX£S SHE 3JSKEA SERfcA a frap 352 tee BtMB 3E3H sexei or sows faitar} Chris 1 080 4 tally fife, 0o0k TIb Curl y Jail 2bU tt strry «gfai«f PIAJK) • ■HA- a ioasg Cart Sim Vwsiiriwssra MUU MM BBUf Mare s cos?rn?T cosu flakes Efetty Bisem Cbtxyl, Art KAffilC 38QV IB 1 6S Pail m Mtfi Hi %y li STAOIHG AHD PROPERTIES George Shaw Jo ha Baraicoat STO KO AttD DOPLICATIMQ M? c I nieo AST yogK Edith Green Jcaan« - Tres«S, Jennie Burke class oy yxcsRs PRESIDENT YICJUPBSSIDEK? TREASURER . SECRETARY CLASS PROPHECY Marilyn Dorr CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER KUeen Morrison Linda Daggett DeaMn Saves Mar? Braddock Llada Walker Chary?. Gatea Purple aad Gold Lilao Tha CXaee of 1971 would Ilka to extend their appreciation to Mra c Mary Record aad Mr 0 Robert Brcwn for their aaa stance with tonights przgraa,. AIM MASS: «. Ho So X  t Mo He Sc. far oc do cad owr fao  and oar l1 5« tto ' U rowoocor with y imjf day that we tow WUS W« UV9d With tt Spirit  f JBBo XX | fe lK9 gfiidod § All IB tb Wjqpg our poolfe sows te ogfrfc so to valV 2a tfct wsyo ef the treta; o ietiaod to ba X l„ Asd to I era la tbo spirit «£■ you SB u£i b© rsaro trill go o? and wo ro -2kr 3 Ste- away Vo will aerer forget thia e owr vow of tete? 9 m thr« s tats lift ia fcfciag thtt wa do Vo will live £a to spirit of y tto Veris by Aim OBeUr 19 H e fc? tew, VC - 7 raooBMM BBRWCWEgB ■BBSS fv ... •B£b S I£ j 2 Z£$ War ? IBM CBbR, Mbb c isy SvdjfB. SBw •PLE S2 SSIBD Bottom row: P. Millette, L. Shaw, D. Howes, R. Case, J. Hocking, P. Chiuppi, M. Place. 2nd row: R. Shaw, R. Elkin, J. Olson, D. Soule, D. Wylie, J. Cushing, V. Sykes, Coach. Top row: J. Einstein, E. Minkle, R. Thompson, M. Reynolds. Baseball Girls ' Softball Bottom row: J. Viera, D. Carter, L. Leonard, L. Schofield, N. Schobel, K. Atkins, N. Parks, J. McNeil. Top row: C. Lovell, Coach; S. Hocking, N. Pawlak, P. Carter, M. Andrews, M. Heleen, S. Wilmot, C. Lovell, S. Morris, L. Brackett, K. Nourse. Last Chapel Baccalaureate June 6, 1971 Class Banquet June 8, 1971 Graduation SUSAN HOCKING — VALEDICTORIAN We must realize we will always have something to learn, and that we may not always be right, but whether we are or whether we ' re not, there is always the possibility that we may profit from a situation, in that we may see those in- volved as they really are for the first time, and perhaps even see ourselves in a new light. Only in this way can we come to understand one another. However, we must be able to listen as well as criticize; we must accept judgement of ourselves if we insist on the judgement of others; we must expect infringement upon our rights if we do not observe the rights of others. JANE LOGAN — CO-SALUTATORIAN During our school years, and actually all of our lives, we have been searching for the answers to many of our questions, and trying to decide with which beliefs we should agree or disagree. And now, when we are at the point where we must go out on our own, we know that the people we should respect and those we will have to depend on will be ourselves. We must do what we think is right no matter how much everyone around us disagrees. NATALIE DERRICK — CO-SALUTATORIAN The individual should be more importa nt than any organization. If we cannot communicate with others whose opinions differ from ours, how can we expect to solve political problems, for in essence governments are composed of indi- viduals? If we all were to think of each other as human beings and then act accordingly we could communicate on an equal level, for although appear- ances may contest it, in reality we all possess the same need for other people. I should like to leave you with these words from the musical production Hair ; How can people have no feelings? How can they ignore their friends? Easy to be proud, Easy to say no. Especially people who care about strangers. Who say they care abour social injustice. Do you only care about the bleeding crowd? How about a needing friend? Senior Prom Mayflower Hotel in Manomet It ' s really a wonder I haven ' t dropped all my ideals . . . . . . I still believe that people are really good at heart. Anne Frank In Memoriam DOUGLAS PRETI GRANT LEWIS, JR. 7 May, 1965 27 January, 1968 CHRISTOPHER KOPITZ 7 March, 1970 TIM A R ON 1971 Memorial High School Middleboro, Massachusetts We have found, that where science has progressed the farthest, the mind has but regained from nature Editor ' s Message The problems we face today are not so unlike those faced in the past. They may seem worse because our human thinking process, the ability to recognize true values, has not kept up with the tremendous advances in science and technology. Thus, the human spirit appears to have lost some of its strength, to have weakened. We tend to put more emphasis on materialistic things than on people, others as well as ourselves. We lack the ability to put ourselves second and others first, to share with others our talents and good fortune. Perhaps the greatest problem we face as a result of man ' s failure to develop true values is the lack of understanding and commu- nication between people. We can build great cities and they will crumble; we can win decisive victories which will be forgotten; we can attempt to discover the limits of a limitless universe, but we must realize the human spirit is the most important part of life. And so we come to the end of our high school davs. We present the 1971 edition of TIMARON as a reminder of our years at Memorial High. I would like to thank mv editorial board, our advisor, Miss Man Ann Wiedl, and all the students, faculty, administration and others who have helped make this book what it is. 1 7 DEDIC - the la t graduating class ol Memorial 1 1 i «z li School, we, the claS8 ol L971, wish to express our sincere appreciation and respect lor the school which, lor 14 wars has sened as Middlelioro High School. In the near Cut lire a new school will continue in the traditions of Memorial High lor future generations. Although Memorial high will no longer he a high school, hut rather a junior high, to US, the class of 1971 and all other classes before us. it will remain OI K ALMA MATKR. e 4TI0N It is also fitting that we dedicate our yearbook to our Chemisln teacher. MR. H. LESLIE MUMFORD It is with great admiration and sincerity that we, the class of 1971. dedicate our sear- book to you, Mr. Mumford. In the past years you have shown understanding and friendship toward your student.-. Besides this, your sense of humor has made you well liked throughout the school. Our best wishes go with you in the future. 9 Guidance Department MR WILLIAM N. ROWLAND Director of Occupational Education 16 Henry B. Burkland 1900-1971 In Charity There Is No Excess. 7 Mr. Henry Burkland will long be remembered by the people of Middleboro, as a most kind and gener- ous man. He was born in Boston, educated in Boston public schools, and received his BS in Education and His Master ' s Degree from Bridgewater State College. He served as principal of the Bates Junior High School from 1928 to 1955 and as principal of the Henry B. Burkland Junior High School from 1956 to 1962. when he retired. Mr. Burkland was also well known for his numerous civic activities. He will be greatlj missed b all. Administration Principal ' s Message Let patience be consonant with urge, inner-ton e resonant with prudence. Your goals keep above the virtual, each firm step a hold onto the real. Be consumed b steadfast growth within, needful rigor, zeal, and purpose so alloy. Stature, form, and level achieved, once possessed, forever retain. Thus, barken to the words of Longfellow: The heights bv great men reached and kept Were not attained bv Midden flight. But they, while their companions slept Were toiling upward in the night KENNETH L. JOHNSON Principal Kenneth L. Johnson, Principal V ice-Principal ' s Message Pause to reflect upon this quotation from Sir Richard Steele, eminent British essavist. plavw right and statesman: It is. methinks. a verv melancholy consideration that a little negligence can spoil us. but great industry is neces- sarv to improve us. Joseph L. King. Vice Principal JOSEPH L. KING Vice Principal II Superintendent ' s Message IT COULDN ' T BE DONE Somebody said that it couldn ' t be done. But he with a chuckle replied That maybe it couldn ' t, but he would be one Who wouldn ' t say so till he ' d tried. So he buckled right in with the trace of a grin On his face. If he worried he hid it. He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn ' t be done, and he did it. Somebody scoffed: Oh, you ' ll never do that; At least no one has done it ; But he took off his coat and he took off his hat. And the first thing we knew he ' d begun it. With a lift of his chin and a bit of a grin. Without any doubting or quiddit, He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn ' t be done, and he did it. There are thousands to tell you it cannot be done. There are thousands to prophesy failure; There are thousands to point out to you, one by one, The dangers that wait to assail you. But just buckle in with a bit of grin, Just take off your coat and go to it; Just start to sing as you tackle the thing That cannot be done, and you ' ll do it. EDGAR A. GUEST LINCOLN D. LYNCH Superintendent of Schools Board of Education Sitting, Left to right: Paul Callan, Robert Howes, Chairman, James Hilton. Standing, Left to right: Paul Harrison, Lincoln D. Lynch, Eunice Kramer, Franklin James, Warren Tharion. 19 K I H IK Happy am . from rare I ' m free ' U h aren ' t lhe all contented like me? Yearbook 4 ANTHONY U AYNK NI)K I)K All mankind loves a lover. r ' ootkill 3. U FWl.all 3 Plymouth Shoe Company KATHRYN ATKINS Make yourself necessary to somebody. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; SEMSBA 1, 2, 3, District 1„2, 3; Woodwind Quintet 3; Lab Asst. 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Humanities Science Class 4 JAMES RUSSELL BAILEY Life is full of amusement. CINDY BALZOTTI She wears the rose of youth upon her. Cheerleading 1, 2; Field Hockey 2; Stu. Coun. 1, 2, 3; Class Coun. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Election Comm. 1, 2; Red Cross 3 JAMES STEPHEN BAGDON Nothing except a battle lost can be half so melan- choly as a battle won. Stu. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1 JOHN RAYMOND BARNICOAT Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusi- asm. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Cross Coun- try 1 Daniel F. McNearney, Inc. 23 GREGORY DARK BARRIER ' The best u ui of petting ahead oj most people is by getting along tilth some anil getting arounil others. Tennis 3, 4 CAROL LEE BRACKETT A good friend is a precious memon. MAR I BRADDOCk Beautiful fat es are those thai it ear it holc sottleil honest printed there. Cheerleadiiu 3. 4. Capt. 4; Field Hockej 3, 4, CoCapt. 4; Basketball 2; Silver M 2. 3. 4, Sec 1; Treas. 1, 2. 3; Stu. Coun. I, 2, 3; Lab Aaat 3; Jr. Red Cross 3; Pep Squad 2 1 GAIL BRAGA Actions speak louder than words. Field Hockey 2. 3, 4, Co Capt. 4: Basketball 2. 3. ' 4; Softball 2; Biology Club 2. 3. 4: Lab. Asst. 3. 4; Yearbook 4: Class Coun. 4: Pep S |uad 2. 3. 4, Co-Capt. 4; Red Cross 1; Newswriter ' s Club 2. 3; Stu. Coun. 3. 4: Treas. 3. 4: Humanities-Srienee Class 4 LINDA SUSAN BRACKETT We hate all enough strength to bear the misfor- tunes of others. Pep Squad 4 Craig ' s Pharmacy KATHLEEN ANN BYRNT I am going the way of all the earth. Cheerleading 1. 2 PATRICIA BROWNE Charm is the power to make everyone else feel wonderful. Twirler 1, 2, 3; Drum Majorette 4; Stu. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Coun. 3; Yearbook 4; Prom Comm. 3; Newswriter ' s Club 1 I I Middleboro Gas and Electric Co. WILLIAM PETER CANNON We are taught b great actions that the universe is the property of every individual in it. Yearbook 4; Advertising Editor DIANE IRENE CARD Charm is that extra quality that defies descrip- tion. Field Hockey 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Biolo- g Club 2: Newswriten Club 1; Class Coun. 4; Pep Squad 2. 4; SEMSBA 3. 4; Madrigal 3; Chamber Singers; Yearbook 4: Nat. Hon. Sor. 3. 4; Humanities-Science Class 3. 4. DEBORAH JEAN CARTER My onh task is to be silent. I must feel my way back in the u orld. Softball 3. 4; Pep Squad 4; Field Hoc key 2 MICHAEL GEORGE CASEY I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes. Photograph Club 4 FREDERICK JAY CAREY Ambition is the only disease that laziness can cure. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I, 2: Stu. Coun. I 26 IV. T. Grant Co. CARRIE LOU CIOLKOWSKI Personal beauty is a greater recommendation than any letter of introduction. Cheerleading 1, 4; Red Cross 2; Acappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; SEMSBA 2, 3, 4; Stu. Coun. 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Biology Club 2; Lab Asst. 4; Pep Squad 2 DIANA LYNN CHANDLER ' A good thing is the encouragement of a friend. BARBARA ANN COOK She is the sweetest of all singers. Chorus 1; Stu. Coun. 1, 2, 3; SEMSBA 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 2, 3, 4; Dress Code 2; Gymnastics 3, 4; Districts 4 Bay State Specialty MARGARET CORDF1RO The smile thul won ' t come off. Office Girl I; Pep Squad 2 WILFORO CLINTON CORKY W e do not agree, really, on t en much, because ue do not propose la run ess ten much ahoul what is going on in our heads. FRANK JOSEPH COHRKIA It matters not how long you lire, hut how well. Freshman football 1; Class Conn, 3: StU. Conn. 4; Traffic Squad 4; Yearbook 4 JAMES MANUEL CORREIA His strength is to sit still. Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Coun. 4 MARGARET ANN CORNING Look on us with the eye of sweet compassion. ' Chorus 2; News writers Club 3, 4: Siu. Coun. 4; Biolog) Club 4: Mattanawcook Araderm 1. 2 Class of 1972 KAREN LEE CRAIG ' Tip do not remember days: ue remember mo- ments. Pep Squad 2: Yearbook 4 PAMELA ANN CRIPPS I feel the greatest reuard of doing u opportunity to do more. CHARLES CROWELL Position is uhal xou are yourself and uhai you gne to those around you. LINDA ANN DAGGETT There is nothing enduring in life for a unman, except uhat she builds in a man ' s heart. Pep Squad 4 KATHLEEN JOY DASCOL ' LIAS Charm is a glou uilhin a unman, thai casts a most becoming light on others. Nemwriten 1; 6iolog Club 2. 4: Pep Squad 2. 3; Charles Theater 3: Field Hotkey 3. 4: Basket- ball 2. 3: Stu. Coun. 4; Yearbook 4: Acappella Choir 2. 3. 4; Madrigal 3: Chamber Singers 4; SEMSBA 3. 4: District 4 TIMOTHY ROBERT CURLEY I ' d rather laugh, a bright-haired hoy. Than reign a gray-beard king. Drama Club 1: Stu. Coun. 2. 3. 4; Class Pres. 2. 3: Yearbook Ed. -in-Chief 4: Traffic Squad 4: Nat. Hon. 4; Class Coun. 1. 2. 3: Humanities-Science 4; Springfest 2. 3. Co-chrmn. 4: Prom Comm. 3: Lab Asst. 3. 4; Election Comm. Co-chrmn. 2. 3: Science Fair 2. Silver M 3. 4 30 DONNA LOU DAVIS Life is an exciting business and most exciting when it is lived for others. Biology Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 ROBERT OLIVER DONNER don ' t meet competition, I crush it. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2. 3, 4; Spring Track 2; Football Mgr. 1, 2 EUGENE THEODORE DORAN First keep the peace within yourself then vou can also bring peace to others. NATALIE ELIZABETH DERRICK Like first love, the heart of Russia will not forget you. Acappella Choir 4; Chamber Singers 4; Biology Club 2, 4; Nat. Hon. 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Charles Theater 3; Pep Squad 2 MARILYN JO DORR Nobody can live in the past, or in the future with- out being something of a nut. I live for the everlast- ing now. Red Cross 2, 3, 4 Austin Engineering 31 PATRICIA MARY DUGGAN The only way to have a friend is to be one. Pep Squad 2, 3. 4; Biolop Club. Tiras. 3. 4; Art Club Sec. 3; Traffic Squad 4; Stu. Coun. All. 4; Class Coun. 4; Off. Girl 3; Charles Theater 3, 4; En ironmental Action 3; Lab Asst. 4; News- writers 4; Yearbook 4; Humanities Science 4 1 DELORES ANN EDINGTON Through art we realize our perfection. Yearbook 4 RHONDA I KE EA1.CONE1RI She looks like an angel anil ads like one too. but you never van tell what an angel will do. Prom 3; Pep Squad 1; Dane- 1. 2. 3: Off. Girl 1, 2. 4; Yearbook 1; Traffic Squad 4; Red 1, 3, 4; Election Comm. 1. 2 GID ALAN EISHER Sincere, friendly, clever and true, many warm friends he ' s rightfully due. Football 1: Basketball 3 JOHN A. EDWARDS In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. 32 Robert L. Cushing Insurance JULIANNE FOLLETT She bubbles with her wit but has a clever way oj doing it. Pep Squad 2; Stu. Coun. 2: Field Hockey 2; Red Cross 2; Acappella Choir 3 JOAN GALLAGHER ' Gentle thoughts and calm desires. DAVID C. FRATUS ' Young felloics will be young fellows. ' DEBRA LOUISE FULLER Full of smiles, full of fun. She is liked by every- one. Stu. Coun. 1, 4; Pep Squad 3; Nat. Hon. 3, Treas. 4; Traffic Squad 4; Springfest 3; Biology Club His. 3, 4; Humanities Science 4; Magazine Drive Chrmn. 4; Silver M 4 ANTHONY PETER GARAFALO Far may we search before ice find a heart so manly and so kind. Red Cross 1, 2; Stu. Coun. 4; Class Coun. 3, 4 Yearbook 4; Football 1, 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4 Humanities Science 4; Nat. Hon. 3, Pres. 4: Science Fair 2, Prom 3; Springfest 3, 4; Dances 4 Middleboro Savings Bank 33 BARBARA TERESA GOGGIN Hnp am I. jrom aire I ' m fnt Class Council 4; Traffic Si|uad 4; Charles Thea- ter 3, 4 CHERYL ANN GATES Pretty and sueel and so [ eUte. Class Sec. 2. 4: Stu. Coun. 2. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3: Biolog Club 3; Charles Pla house Group 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Girls Slate Rep. 3; Yearbook Staff Business Mgr. 4; Science Fair 2; Humani- ties Science 4 fir - ROBERT GENDRON The uorld uas built in order. KATHLEEN FRANCES GOSSON She u as mistress of the art of living uith a cheer- ful heart. Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Off. Girl 4: Charles Theater 3 ROBYN MARIE GLOVER Tact is the sating virtue uilhoul uhich no uoman can be a success. Lab Assistant DEBRA LOUISE GRAHAM She ' s lovable, she ' s pretty, she ' s capable, she ' s witty. Drama Club 1; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Class V. Pres. 3; Dance Comm. Chrmn. 4; Election Comm. Chrmn. 2, 3; Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Stu. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Coun. 3; Springfest Co-Chrmn. 3 PATRICIA CHRISTINE GRANT If you ' re there before it ' s over, you ' re on time. Pep Squad 2, 3 EDITH MAE GREENE ' Personality is the key to popularity. ROBERT WALTER HALL Life is not so short that there is not time for a good time. Football 1; Baseball 3. 4 KATHIE ANN HEBERT Smiles and laughter all through the day. W. L. Byrne Inc. JOSEPH FLORIAH HEINIG Thoughts left unsaid are never uasted. Jr. Leader. 4-H Electric Club: Rocket Club: Elec- tronics Club: Environmental Action Group THERESA HOUGHTON ' If music be the food of love, play on. SUSAN DEBORAH HOCKING She is a quiet girl and a true friend. Nat. Hon. Soc: Humanities-Science: Softball 2. 3, 4 Wappanucket Farm CAROL HOWARD ' Well timed silence has more eloquence than speech. KATHLEEN ANN HUDSON Serene and contented she goes her way. Lab Asst. 4; Office girl 2, 3 JANET LOUISE HUSSEY A smile is the key to happy success. Field Hockey 2; Mgr. 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Jr. rrom 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Chrmn. 4; Red Cross 1, 2; Humanities-Science 4; Off. Girl 4 DAVID ARTHUR HOWES He ' ll sail the sea of ambition and land on the shore of success. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Silver M 3; V. Pres. 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Stu. Coun. 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2: SEMSBA 1; Dance Band 1; Acappella Choir 4; Men ' s Glee Club 4; Boys ' State MARK VINCENT IAMPIETRO His grin is merry and he ' s sincere, but in his eyes, some mischief shows clear. Tennis 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Photo Club; Humanity Science 4 Oak Hill Nursing Home 37 38 Olde Hell ' s Blazes Ordinary CHRISTINE THELMA LEONARD A merry heart gives one a cheerful disposition. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Off. Girl 1; Supervisor 4 JANE MARIE LOGAN ' She doeth little kindnesses which most leave un- done or despise. Stu. Coun. 1; Acappella Choir 2, 4; Freshman Choir; Madrigal Choir 2, 3; Chamher Singers 4; SEMSBA 2, 4; Yearbook Asst. Ed.; Nat. Hon. 3, 4; Field Hockey 2; Pep Squad 2 Toy Chest JAMES WILLIAM LONG Life is a continuous performance ' . Tennis 2: M.H.S. Band: Basketball 1. 2 DARLENE ELIZABETH LYNCH Happiness is the only good. Pep Squad: Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Red Cross: Off. Supervisor 4 MALREEN MARIE LYNCH W hen one finds a uorthy life, her value is far beyond that of pearls. Field Hockey 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4: Pep Squad 4 40 Farrar ' s JOANN MACALLISTER Hou many cares one loses when one decides not to be something, but to be someone. ' DONALD CRAIG MACALLEY An independent spirit is a gift of fortune. Band 1. 2: Football 1. 2. 3: Track 2. 3. 4 ALLAN BRADFORD MADDIGAN Being is my first joy. Band 1, 2; Football Mgr. 3 JUDY ANN MALOOF It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice. Biology Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 3. 4; Newswriters Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Science Fair 2; Humanities-Science 4; Lab Asst. 3 f THOMAS MARTIN MANNING To be nobody but myself in a world that is doing its best, night and day, to make you everything else is to fight the hardest battle an v human can fight, and never stop fighting. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Humanities-Science 4 41 DOUGLAS MARSHALL Do it nou! There may be a lau against it tomor- row. DEBRA MAE McLELLAND ' For love and beauty there is no change. Off. Superv isor 4 BRUCE HAROLD M. DONALD A u ise man is strong. RISA LIANNE McKENNEY Those uho bring sunshine to others lives cannot keep it from themselves. Class Coun. 3; Off. Supervisor 4 MICHAEL MECKE Either I find a way or I make one. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1; Stu. Coun. 1; Red Cross 4 42 Nemasket Spring LANCE MOTTA A mans happiness is to be himself. Bob ' s Repair 43 PATRICIA ANN OTOOLE It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Field Hockey 2: Lab Asst. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Traffic Squad 4; Stu. Coun. 4; Humanities- Science 4 LORIN MOTTA Xothing is so strong as gentleness, and nothing is so gentle as real strength. Football 1: Cross Countr 2: Track 2 DAVID NINES ' When you do dance, that is all that matters. CHERYL ANN PAQUIN The uay to be happy is to make others so. Red Cross 4 MARGARET LOUISE OAKLEY She ualks in beauty, and all that ' s best of dark and bright meet in her aspect and in her eyes. Band 1; Science Fair 1: Stu. Coun. 2. 3: V. Pres. 4: Off. Girl 3. 4: Biology Club 3: Lab Asst. 3, 4; Dress Code 4: Traffic Squad 4: Silver M 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4: Humanities Science 4; Class Coun. 4 Wiksten Bros. 45 DAVID FRANCIS REDLON Well timed silence has more eloquence than speech. Baseball 3 ROBERT RANDALL PIERCE Happy is the man who is content uith himself. ' DIANNE LEE PROVONCHE Peace is art. Peace is when it doesn ' t matter as time passes by. ' ' CHARLES MATTHEW RENFREW Remember this — that ten- little is needed to make a happy life. Band 1; Basketball 1: Tennis 2, 3, 4 Center Card Shop THOMAS MARCEL RICHARD Tliink like a man of action and act Like a man of .nought. Newspaper Staff 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Humani- ties Science 4; Ecology Club 3 CHARLES SAMUEL RINK I don ' t care what is written about me as long is it isn ' t true. VIRGINIA MARIAN ROBERTS Manners are not idle, but the fruit of loya l nature and of noble mind. Junior Red Cross 1; Stu. Coun. 2; Springfest Comm. 2; Off. Girl 4; Humanities Science 4 MICHAEL FRANCIS ROBIDOUX While we live, let us enjoy ourselves. Humanities Science 4 SUSAN MICHELLE RULLO ' Follow me and you will not lack amusement. Field Hockey 3, 4 ■ ■ I m ' 47 JOHN SARKES What is life without a little fun. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 BARBARA JEAN SAVARD Good things come in small packages. Stu. Coun. 1; Acappella Choir 2. 3. 4: SEMSBA 2; District 2; Red Cross Rep. 2, 4; Biology 4; Yearbook Staff 4 DONNA I I K S YWARD Always with an eve for fun. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; ' Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Sr. Class Coun. 4; Humanities-Science 4; Yearbook Staff 4 JON CLAYTON SA YWARD Men of feu- word are the best men. DENNIS IRAKLI SAVAS An able man shows his spirit by gentle words and resolute actions. Band 1. 2: Stu. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Coun. 1, 2. 4; V Pres. 1, 2: Pres. 4: Boys State 3; Silver M Society 2. 3; Treas. 2. 3: Pres. 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4; Humanities-Science 4: Track I; Golf 2: Bas- ketball 1, 2. 3: Capt. 4 48 Sweet Rush NANCY ELIZABETH SCHOBEL ' Filled to the brim ivith pep and vim. fcsketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 1; Biology Club 2; Off. Supervisor GEORGE WARREN SHAW Never a dull moment. LARRY DOUGLAS SHAW Never too serious. Fr. Choir 1; Acappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigal Choir 2, 3; Chamber Singer 4; District 2, 3, 4; SEMBSA 3 LAURIE ELLEN SCHOFIELD ' She has the mind of a thinker, the soul of a ireamer, the heart of a friend. heerleading 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; Field Hockey, mgr. 3, 4; SEMSBA 2; pella hoir 2, 3, 4; Memorial Choir 2, 3; Chamber Singers 4; Stu. Coun. 3, Pres. 4; Class Coun. 3; ■led Cross 3; Springfest 2 L Chrmn. 3; Pep Squad I, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Humanities-Science 4 RONALD EDMONDSON SHAW His friends — he has many. His foes — has he any? Ft. Football; J.V. Basketball 2; Spring Track 49 STEVEN WAYNE SHAW To uorn liule. to study less, is my idea of happi- ness. Band I, 2. 3. 4; SEMSBA 2, 3. 4: District 2. 3, 4; FRANCIS SILVIA All-State 3 Whatever the scheme of things. I ' m ready. DONNA LEE SIMMONS Silence never troubles me. talking is my special- Pep Squad 2, 3: Off. Girl 3: Baseball 4 so Freeman ' s Inc. DOUGLAS ARTHUR STAN DISH The opportunity to do mischief is found a hun- dred times a day. PATSY STONE PATRICIA MARIE STAPLETON Once a friend, always a friend. 52 Nemasket Construction DANIEL WAYNE THOMPSON A nice sort of chap uho is a lot of fun. he makes a hit uith etenone. Stu. Coun. 1: Drama Club I; Science Fair 2; Springfest 2, 3: Election Comm. 2: Prom Comm. 3: Nat Hon. Soc. 3, 4: Humanities Science Class 4; Traffic Squad 4: Biolog Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4 JEFFREY MARK TREMBLAY Do not be deceived bv a quiet look. LINDA WALKER Never idle a minute, but thoughtful of others. Cheerleading 1. 3. 4 Co-captain: Red Cross 4; Lab Assistant 3: Student Council 4; Class Treas. 4 JANICE ANN WAGER You can ' t be better than your natural self. Pep Squad 2. 3 JAMES LELAND WASHBURN Never trouble troubles till trouble troubles vou. ' M Stu. Coun. 1: Basketball 2: Football 2: NewspJ per 3 54 Perry ' s Auto Service LINDA LEE WASHBURN ' Manners are not idle, but the fruit of loyal nature and of noble mind. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 3; Biology Club 2; Class Coun. 4 JOANNE WILSON WILLIAM FREDERICK WASHBURN Give me a maiden with a wisp of brown hair and I shall be happy forever. ' ' LINDA WOOD A cheerful grin, a frindly smile, her friendliness is always in style. Stu. Coun. 2, 3; Off. Asst. 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Traffic Squad 4 PAMELA JO WOODBURN We welcome her presence, her brightness, her charm. Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3. 4; Band 1, 2; Stu. Coun. 4; Nat. Hon. 3, 4; Humanities Science Class 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Freshman Chorus A W Root Beer Yearbook Staff Editor -in- Chief: Assistant Editor: Literary Editor: Layout Editors: Business Manager: Advertising Editor: Timmy Curley Jane Logan Debbie Fuller Debbie Graham Danny Thompson Cheryl Gates Bill Cannon Staff Norman Abair Man Braddock Patty Browne Diane Card Mike Casey Bob Chausse Barbara Cook Peggy Corning Bruce Covel Karen Craig Kathy Dascoulias Natalie Derrick Patty Duggan Tony Garafalo Bob Gendron Edie Greene Dave Howes Mark Iampietro Sue Inglese Bob Mackeiwics Judy Maloof Marie Metta Diane Prouonche Dennis Savas Donna Sayward Priscilla Thimas Pam Woodburn Miss Mary Ann Wiedl — Advisor We would like to express our appreciation to all of the Seniors who helped to produce this yearbook. It took a great amount of cooperation from all. Class Flower: Lilac Class Motto: Times change and we change with them ' Class Directory NORMAN ABAIR Nickname: J. C. Likes: Food, blondes. Vermont farms Dislikes: Work. Hypocrites, war Ambition: Uncertain MARY ELIZABETH ABELE Nickname: Turtle Likes: Sports. Camaro. Santana Dislikes: Prejudiced people, homework Ambition: Social work JACALYN MERLE ALLEN Nickname: Jackie Likes: Watching sports Dislikes: Homework Often Heard Saving: What? ANTHONY WAYNE ANDRADE Nickname: Tony Likes: Sports, girls Dislikes: Homework Often Heard Saving: What ' s happening Jack? Ambition: Data Processing STEVEN R. ARCHIBALD Nickname: Steve Likes: Sports, cars, woodworking Dislikes: Homework Often Heard Saving: Hev brother Ambition: Join the service KATHRYN ATKINS Nickname: Kathv Likes: People who are friendly Dislikes: People who are pushy- Ambition: To be friendlv and successful JAMES STEPHEN BAGSON Nickname: Jimmy Likes: Short skirts, history, sports Dislikes: Long skirts, math Often Heard Saving: Wait a minute Ambition: Join the service JAMES RUSSELL BAILEY Nickname: Baily Likes: Girls, parties, cars Dislikes: Sophisticated people Often Heard Saying: Oh my word Ambition: Businessman CINDY BALZOTTI Nickname: The Sin Likes: Hendrix. The Who. Dylan Dislikes: Say-nothing teachers Often Heard Spying: Up against the wall Ambition: Leave Middleboro JOHN RAYMOND BARNICOAT Nickname: Barney Likes: Girls, parties, dances Dislikes: Time in school Often Heard Saving: Could be tense Ambition: Get a car GREGORY D. BARRIER Nickname: Greg Likes: Goodlooking girls Dislikes: Yamahas. cold mornings Often Heard Saving: Hev Jack Ambition: Go back to Texas CAROL LEE BRACKETT Nickname: Sis Likes: Guitar, no school days Dislikes: Snobs, getting up earlv Often Heard Saving: Reallv Ambition: Business School LINDA SUSAN BRACKETT Nickname: Pee Wee Likes: Bovs. having fun Dislikes: Homework, getting up Often Heard Saying: Oh be quiet Ambition: Business School MARI LYNN BRADDOCK Nickname: Mari Likes: Dennis, cheerleading Dislikes: Getting up early Often Heard Say ing: Say honest to God Ambition: Always be as happy as now GAIL A. BRAGA Nickname: Greasy Likes: A certain guy. sports Dislikes: Drudgerv of homework Often Heard Saving: Portugee supremacy Ambition: Major in P.E. and biology PATRICIA BROWNE Nickname: Trisha ' Likes: Angelo Joseph LaPanna Jr. Dislikes: Getting caught by cops when vou ' re parking Often Heard Saving: I wonder what Spec- dv ' s doing now? Ambition: Secretary DEBRA LEE BURNHAM Nickname: Debbie Likes: A certain guv, fast cars, bowling Dislikes: Snobs, homework, getting up Often Heard Saving: Hev. Sallv Ambition: Secretary KATHLEEN ANN BYRNE Nickname: Kath Likes: School davs. new clothes Dislikes: Getting up at 7 a.m. Often Heard Saving: Its too early. Ambition: To get married in Julv SHARON MARIE CALL Nickname: Shar Likes: Weekends, riding motorcycles Dislikes: Drinking coke in a night club Often Heard Saying: Oh — is that so Ambition: Marriage ANDREA LYNN CAMPANO Nickname: Andy Likes: Music, dancing, people Dislikes: Boring classes, snobs Often Heard Saying: Oh. mv word Ambition: To become a model WILLIAM PETER CANNON Nickname: Bill Likes: Sportv cars, pizza Dislikes: Long homework assignments Ambition: Go to business college DIANE IRENE CARD Nickname: Diddv Likes: Vets, leaves, mv cat. Morris Dislikes: Indecision and insecuritv Often Heard Saying: You pumpkin Ambition: Be a writer or artist FREDERIC JAY CAREY Nickname: Jay Likes: People, music, good times Ambition: Doing something worthwhile DEBORAH JEAN CARTER Nickname: Debbie Likes: Bovs. P.F. socials Dislikes: Homework, being bored Often Heard Saying: Oh. go away Ambition: To become an accountant MICHAEL GEORGE CASEY Nickname: Case Likes: Ramblers. Maine, outdoors Dislikes: Work. Mobv Dick 62 Often Heard Saying: Is that right Ambition: College DEBORAH ANN CHANDLER Nickname: Giggles Likes: Boys, cars, having fun Dislikes: Homework, getting up early Often Heard Saying: Is that right Ambition: Air Force DIANA LYNN CHANDLER Nickname: Diane Likes: Movies, going out with Steve Dislikes: Waking up early on Saturdays Often Heard Saying: I ' m talking to you Ambition: Get a job and marry ROBERT LENNIE CHAUSSE Nickname: Bob Likes: Photography, hunting Dislikes: Homework Ambition: News photographer CARRIE LOU CIOLKOWSKI Nickname: Carrie Likes: Good parties, cheering Dislikes: Far away places Often Heard Saying: You ' ll never believe what happened to me last night? Ambition: Teach elementary education BARBARA ANN COOK Nickname: Cookie Likes: People, excitement Dislikes: Getting up at 5:30 a.m. Often Heard Saying: Hi hon Ambition: To work with children MARGARET G. CORDEIRO Nickname: Peggy Likes: Doug, driving a car Dislikes: People saying I ' m short Often Heard Saying: You pill Ambition: Save money, get married WILFORD CLINTON COREY Nickname: Will Likes: Freedom, weekends, girls Dislikes: English, homework Often Heard Saying: Right on Ambition: Real Estate MARGARET ANN CORNING Nickname: Peggy Likes: Sunshine, happy people Dislikes: Homework, going home early Often Heard Saying: You really crack me up Ambition: Clinical psychologist FRANK JOSEPH CORREIA Nickname: Frankie Likes: Dancing, gospel-or-soul music Dislikes: People who put up a false front Often Heard Saying: Keep it cool Ambition: Computer programmer, million- aire JAMES MANUEL CORREIA Nickname: Jim Likes: Cars, girls, freedom Dislikes: People with authority Often Heard Saying: Yeah, Mr. Slick Ambition: Work and college SEAN PATRICK CORWIN Nickname: Corky Likes: Money, girls, New York City Dislikes: Monday mornings, creeps Often Heard Saying: Unreal Ambition: Medicine PAMELA ANN CRIPPS Nickname: Pam TIMOTHY ROBERT CURLEY Nickname: Timmy Likes: School, snow, teaching Dislikes: Cold schools, mid-years Often Heard Saying: Good morning, may I have . . . Ambition: To be a teacher LINDA ANN DAGGETT Nickname: Lynn Likes: My guy, sports, fun Dislikes: Exams, snobs Often Heard Saying: Come on you guys Ambition: To work with new babies KATHLEEN JOY DASCOULIAS Nickname: Kathy Likes: Sports, weekends, skiing Dislikes: Getting up early in the A.M. Often Heard Saying: So what ' s new Ambition: Teach Elementary Education DONNA LOU DAVIS Nickname: Donna Likes: Weekends, dances, boys Dislikes: Tests, Monday mornings Often Heard Saying: I am so stupid Ambition: Become a nurse NATALIE ELIZABETH DERRICK Nickname: Gnat Likes: Field hockey jackets Ambition: College — U. Mass. ROBERT OLIVER DONNER Nickname: Ollic Likes: Basketball, one special girl Dislikes: Stuck up snobs Often Heard Saying: Huh Oh brother Ambition: Service — junior college EUGENE THEODORE DORAN Nickname: Ted Likes: My girl, my Chevy Dislikes: My English class Often Heard Saying: Hey Willie, that ' s a bad machine Ambition: Become a master electrician MERILYN JO DORR Nickname: Mel Likes: Bowl, dance, tennis Dislikes: Teachers who give homework Often Heard Saying: You bet Ambition: Secretary PATRICIA MARY DUGGAN Nickname: Pat Likes: Sewing, Miss Roht ' s French III class Dislikes: Scarves, cold winter mornings Often Heard Saying: Really? Ambition: Elementary teacher DOLORES ANN EDINGTON Nickname: Dolly Likes: Art Dislikes: Cold school days Ambition: Teach art JOHN A. EDWARDS Nickname: Jackie Likes: Music, a good time Dislikes: A town called Middleboro Often Heard Saying: So what ' s new Ambition: To graduate! RHONDA LEE FALCONEIRI Nickname: Falc Likes: True friends, Neil Young Dislikes: Anything that could be made bet- ter Often Heard Saying: Ah, all right then, Debra Ambition: Be a fashion designer GID ALAN FISHER Nickname: Flying Ace Likes: Flying, skiing, 12:20 bell Dislikes: Midis, school Often Heard Saying: Ardi-oos, Ameigo JULIANNE FOLLETT Nickname: Jul 63 Likes: Mrs. B. ' s lasagna Dislikes: Getting out of bed in A.M. Often Heard Saying: My name is Follett ' Ambition: To be a good wife DAVID FR ATI ' S Nickname: Daw- Likes: Cars, girls Dislikes: School Often Heard Saying: Ya know Ambition: None DEBRA LOUISE FULLER Nickname: Debbie Likes: Red Camaros, the Rabbit Often Heard Saying: Guess who I saw Ambition: To do more than exist JOAN ELIZABETH GALLAGHER Nickname: Joan Likes: Boys, horses, dogs Dislikes: Homework.  m la— - Often Heard Saying: No. alright Ambition: Working and marriage ANTHONY PETER GARAFALO Nickname: Tony Likes: Nice, sincere friends Dislikes: Fakes, phonies Often Heard Say ing: Oh brother Ambition: Get a teacher ' s degree CHERYL ANN GATES Nickname: Cheryl Likes: Art. Torinos. purple Dislikes: Homework on weekends Often Heard Saying: Ya know? Ambition: Elementary teacher ROBYN MARIE GLOVER Nickname: Bird Likes: A guy named Smitty Dislikes: Conceited people Often Heard Saying: Ya know Ambition: To sleep late mornings BARBARA TERESE GOGGIN Nickname: Barbara Likes: Candles, smiles Dislikes: Being cold, staying inside Ambition: Live by the sea KATHLEEN FRANCES GOSSON Nickname: Kathy Likes: The beach, rain Dislikes: Moustaches Often Heard Saving: Where am I? Ambition: Dental assistant DEBRA LOUISE GRAHAM Nickname: Deb Likes: The class of ' 71 Dislikes: Arguments Often Heard Saying: Ah. alright then. Rhonda Ambition: To be happy PATRICIA CHRISTINE GRANT Nickname: Patty Likes: GB talking, 12:20 bell Dislikes: Being told what to do Often Heard Saying: Drats Ambition: Bartender EDITH MAE GREENE Nickname: Edie Likes: Drum corps, cemeteries Dislikes: Worms, jealous people Often Heard Say ing: Get out of my life Ambition: To travel ROBERT WALTER HALL Nickname: Bob Likes: Girls, people who make me laugh Dislikes: Know-it-alls, stuck-ups Often Heard Saying: Is that right? Ambition: To be happv. make others happv KATHIE ANN HEBERT Nickname: Kalhie Likes: Steve, babysitting, money Dislikes: Getting up early Often Heard Saying: What ' s new Ambition: To work hard JOSEPH FLORIAN HEINIG Nickname: Joe Likes: math, electronics Dislikes: None Often Heard Saving: Nothing Ambition: Electronics engineer SUSAN DEBORAH HOCKING Nickname: Sue Likes: Mathematics, science Dislikes: Studving in cold classrooms Ambition: Nurse TERRI H. HOUGHTON Nickname: Terri Lee Likes: Country and western music Dislikes: Mathematics, grammar, long hair Often Heard Saving: You ' re kidding me Ambition: Career in country music DAVID ARTHUR HOWES Nickname: Dave Likes: Athletics, good, close friends Dislikes: Busy work, homework Often Heard Saving: Ya got me Ambition: To be successful KATHLEEN ANN HUDSON Nickname: Kath Likes: Animals, winter Dislikes: School Often Heard Saying: Oh, well Ambition: To be a nurse JANET LOUISE HUSSEY Nickname: Jan Likes: Skiing, horses, art Dislikes: Snobby people, a lot of homework Ambition: Major in psychology MARK VINCENT IAMPIETRO Nickname: Marco Likes: Tennis, photography Dislikes: English, Scituate High, work Often Heard Saying: Hey. Al Ambition: To graduate from college PATRICIA ANN INGLESE Nickname: Tish Likes: Sports, the beach, stereos Dislikes: History, poetry Often Heard Saying: I was going to. but SUSAN ANN INGLESE Nickname: Sue Likes: Snow, flowers, clothes Dislikes: Two-faced people, homework Often Heard Saying: Yup Ambition: To live a happy life THOMAS ALLEN JACINTHO Nickname: Tom Likes: Records, hockev. basketball Dislikes: Homework, hard chairs Often Heard Saying: Hey mother, its Ehn- cys brother Ambition: To be a disc jockey PAUL COLEMANN JAGLA Nickname: Paul Likes: Nothing Dislikes: Yearbook questionaires Often Heard Saying: I don ' t know Ambition: Leave Middleboro GLORIA FAITH JEAN Nickname: Gloria Likes: Dale, children Dislikes: Boring classes Often Heard Saving: For Pete ' s sake Ambition: To work with children 64 (AMES SAMUEL KELLY Vickname: Kelly _,ikes: Baseball, cars Dislikes: Homework Dften Heard Saying: Oh well mbition: To own my own business CHRISTINE THELMA LEONARD Vickname: Chuck Likes: Italian spaghetti Dislikes: Homework, snobs Dften Heard Saying: Hey, JoAnn mbition: Stewardess Lynn louise Leonard Nickname: Lynnit Likes: Horses, painting, cars Dislikes: Gym, math, English Dften Heard Saying: Oh, for heaven ' s sake Ambition: To be a veterinarian DANA LEROY Nickname: Dana Likes: King Crimson ' Dislikes: Long hair and beards Often Heard Saying: No man, it ' s an island IANE MARIE LOGAN Nickname: Jane Likes: Study hall, work, choir Dislikes: Gym class, homework Often Heard Saying: My foot hurts Ambition: College JAMES WILLIAM LONG Nickname: Jim Likes: All sports, someone special Dislikes: Snobbish people Often Heard Saying: So, what else is new Ambition: College, job, marriage ' DARLENE ELIZABEHT LYNCH Nickname: Darl Likes: Horse-back riding, now music i Dislikes: Anybody arguing about something stupid Often Heard Saying: Yah Ambition: Airline stewardess [MAUREEN MARIE LYNCH I Nickname: Mimi Likes: Football, basketball Dislikes: Softball, greedy people Often Heard Saying: Well, that ' s the way it goes Ambition: Elementary or kindergarten teacher JO ANN MACALLISTER Nickname: Fingers Likes: Rick, Chuck Dislikes: The check-outs, to work Often Heard Saying: Chris, guess what? Ambition: Katherine Gibbs School of Busi- ness DONALD CRAIG MACAULAY Nickname: Don Likes: Football, cars, girls Dislikes: Cars that don ' t run right. Fords Often Heard Saying: What are you doing? Ambition: Service ROBERT JAMES MACKIEWICZ Nickname: Bob Likes: Swimming, football, girls Dislikes: Girls that are fickle Often Heard Saying: Let me tell ya, It ' s like this Ambition: To leave this school far behind ALAN BRADFORD MADDIGAN Nickname: Al Likes: Travel, music, Cape Cod Dislikes: Unfriendly people, homework Often Heard Saying: Sneak off BRENDA JUNE MAKSY Nickname: Bren Likes: Horseback riding, sewing Dislikes: Gym, people who owe me money Often Heard Saying: Yeah, really Ambition: To be a secretary JUDITH ANN MALOOF Nickname: Judy Likes: Shopping, Lynn ' s fudge Dislikes: People who are unfriendly Often Heard Saying: Hey, can you help me Ambition: Nursing THOMAS MARTIN MANNING Nickname: Mot the Hoople Likes: Chocolate, science fiction Dislikes: Sha-na-na, school, 6:30 A.M. Often Heard Saying: I need gas, my tank s empty DEBRA MAE McCLELLAND Nickname: Debbie Likes: Being a supervisor Dislikes: Check-outs, gym Often Heard Saying: You ' re dumb Ambition: Secretary RISE LIANNE McKENNEY Nickname: Rise Likes: Maine, seafood, Ernie Dislikes: Rainy days, homework Often Heard Saying: That ' s right Ambition: Marriage MICHAEL MECKE Nickname: Mike Likes: Football, girls, skiing Dislikes: Dumb people who don ' t keep quiet Often Heard Saying: Knock it off Ambition: College, football coach MARIE TERESE METTA Nickname: Marie Likes: Rick, warm summer nights Dislikes: English teachers, Monday-. JUDITH ANN MILLETTE Nickname: Jundy Likes: Boys, drum corps Dislikes: Homework, study halls ERIC JAMES MOHRMANN Nickname: Joe Smith Likes: Science, hunting, fishing Dislikes: Moby Dick, Hoople haters Often Heard Saying: Oh, Garbage Ambition: Marine biology researcher EDWARD MICHAEL MONTE Nickname: Guinea Likes: Chevrolets, music, fun Dislikes: Fords, immature people Often Heard Saying: Just a little, maybe Ambition: Navy CB ' s LANCE MOTTA Nickname: Lance Likes: Making money , big cars Dislikes: Hypocrites, snobs Often Heard Saying: Do something right Ambition: Write a book LORIN MOTTA Nickname: Nature-boy Likes: Sports, one special girl Dislikes: School Often Heard Saying: Could be fatal Ambition: Navy DAVID NUNES Nickname: Colonel Nunes Likes: Music, dances Dislikes: Snobs, prejudiced people Often Heard Saving: Yeah, what ' s happen- ing 65 Ambition: Business school MARGARET LOUISE OAKLEY Nickname: Margie Likes: A certain blonde, summer Dislikes: Sunburns, white socks Ambition: College PATRICIA ANN OTOOLE Nickname: Patty Likes: Summer, good food, clothes Dislikes: People who contradict me Often Heard Saying: What? Ambition: Nursing CHERYL ANN PAQUIN Nickname: Motta-mouth Likes: Being a wife Dislikes: Getting out of bed in the A.M. Often Heard Saving: Do you luv me Ambition: Being the world ' s happiest wife ROGER HENRY PARENT Nickname: Parent Likes: Fast cars, girls, skiing Dislikes: .2 credit classes, midis Often Heard Saying: You ' ll get over it Ambition: Elementary teaching JOHN WENTWORTH PARKS Nickname: Sparkie Likes: Tammie. sports cars, fishing Dislikes: Volkswagens Often Heard Saying: Oh. yeah Ambition: College, service, marriage MICHAEL PERRY Nickname: Portergoose Likes: Motorcycles, skiing Dislikes: Speeding tickets Often Heard Saying: You better believe it Ambition: Be an electrician JOSEPH H. PIASECKI Nickname: Joe Likes: Racing. Kathy. cars Ambition: Arc welder, mechanic JACK ALLEN PIERCE Nickname: Jack Likes: Baseball, boxing Dislikes: Wind, walking up stairs Often Heard Saying: Hey, boy Ambition: To get ahead ROBERT RANDALL PIERCE Nickname: Bobbv Likes: Cars, motorcvcles Ambition: Mechanic D1ANNE LEE PROVONCHE Nickname: Dianne Likes: True friends, lobster Dislikes: Candy bar friends Often Heard Saving: How ' s it going. Bub Ambition: To go to the sunshine state DAVID FRANCIS REDLON Nickname: Redskin Likes: Sports, music, radio Dislikes: Teachers that yell Often Heard Saying: That ' s life Ambition: To make a lot of money CHARLES MATTHEW RENFREW Nickname: Chick Likes: Tennis, other sports Dislikes: Getting up in the morning THOMAS MARCEL RICHARD Nickname: Mick Martvr Likes: Openmindedness, relevant subjects Dislikes: Prejudice, busywork Often Heard Saving: I had so much home- work I didn ' t have time to study Ambition: Improve educational system CHARLES SAMUEL RINK JR. Nickname: Poopsy Likes: Bruins. Chevies Dislikes: People not to answer him Ambition: Hockey VIRGINIA MARIAN ROBERTS Nickname: Ginnv Likes: Mike, parties at the BSC Dislikes: Having to walk to school Often Heard Saying: You ' ve got to be kid- din Ambition: Math teacher MICHAEL FRANCIS ROBIDOUX Nickname: Rubber Duck Likes: Sports, hard rock Dislikes: Homework. Mondav mornings Often Heard Saying: You ' re asking for it Ambition: To see the world SUSAN MICHELE RULLO Nickname: Sue Likes: People who want to have fun Dislikes: Staying home Often Heard Saying: What did I hit now Ambition: To be very happy JOHN SARKES Nickname: Sarkie Likes: Fords Dislikes: Ignorant Chevy lovers Often Heard Saying: Aw, Come on Ambition: Own a last Ford BARBARA JEAN SAVARD Nickname: Barb Likes: History, politics Dislikes: Waiting for the school bus Often Heard Saving: Want a Life Saver Ambition: Elementary teacher DENNIS IRAKLI SAVAS Nickname: Den Likes: Girls, sports, winning Dislikes: Homework, dishonest people Often Heard Saying: Honest to God Ambition: Dentistry DONNA LEE SAYWARD Nickname: Don Likes: A certain guy with blonde hair Dislikes: Wet bleachers at football games Often Heard Saying: Oh. wow Ambition: Model JON CLAYTON SAYWARD Nickname: Jonny Likes: Motorcycles, cars Dislikes: School, bills Often Heard Saying: Wicked neat Ambition: Auto mechanics NANCY ELIZABETH SCHOBEL Nickname: Chicken Likes: Sports, having fun Dislikes: Grouchv people, losing Ambition: Secretary LAURIE ELLEN SCHOFIELD Nickname: Laurie Likes: Water skiing, chemistry Dislikes: No school spirit Ambition: Nursing, travel GEORGE WARREN SHAW Nickname: Hippie Likes: Joyce, cars, music Dislikes: Violence, school, teachers Often Heard Saying: Oh. well Ambition: To enjov life, get married LARRY DOUGLAS SHAW Nickname: Larry Likes: Music, singing, camping Dislikes: Crowded places, pollution Often Heard Saying: About the same Ambition: Osteopathy RONALD EDMONDSON SHAW Nickname: Moose Shaw 66 ikes: Hunting, fishing, camping )islikes: The A P, old ladies )ften Heard Saying: Oh, Crud Imbition: Air Force TEVEN WAYNE SHAW Iickname: Big Steve ikes: Music ,)islikes: Homework Imbition: To be the best iLEXANDRA CHRISTINE SHIEK ■Jickname: Alex .ikes: Andy, motorcycles )islikes: Getting up in the morning )ften Heard Saying: I love Andy Imbition: Go to college, marriage RANCIS JOSEPH SILVIA Nickname: Jo-Jo ikes: Ellishaven )islikes: This messed up world Imbition: Live in Canada )ONNA LEE SIMMONS Nickname: Donna Jkes: Santana, Hyannis Dislikes: Tests, noisy people )ften Heard Saying: Ya know what? Ambition: Bookkeeper UCAHRD ALDEN SINNOTT Nickname: Dick Ikes: 12:20, basketball Dislikes: 7:30, homework )ften Heard Saying: What did you say, on? Ambition: Get rich DANIEL KEVIN SMALL Nickname: Dan Jkes: People, basketball Dislikes: Cold rooms Dften Heard Saying: Have a heart Ambition: Have fun, become a lawyer WALTER JOHN SMITH Nickname: Smitty kes: Lynne, Chevies Dislikes: Fords Dften Heard Saying: Dueces wild mbition: Navy, electrical business SALLY HAVE SQUIRES Vickname: Sal ikes: New Bedford, stock cars Dislikes: Getting up early Often Heard Saying: Really Ambition: Private secretary DOUGLAS ARTHUR STANDISH Nickname: Doug Likes: Cars, girls Dislikes: Homework, getting up PATRICIA MARIE STAPLETON Nickname: Patty Likes: Boys, music, Bruins, art Dislikes: School, phonies Often Heard Saying: Oh, brother Ambition: Secretary DENNIS STONE JOSEPH STRUCK Nickname: Joe Likes: Angel, cars, sports Dislikes: Teachers Often Heard Saying: Don ' t start in Ambition: Join the Army MILDRED A. TAYLOR Nickname: Mickey Likes: Long weekends, Dave Dislikes: Nosey people Often Heard Saying: Oh, yeah Ambition: Have a happy marriage PRISCILLA MARIE TH1MAS Nickname: Pumpkin Likes: David, His purple ' Cuda Dislikes: Plastic people Often Heard Saying: sadness Ambition: Stay happy with Dave DANIEL WAYNE THOMPSON Nickname: Thompy Likes: People, good times Often Heard Saying: But, what is the as signment Ambition: Become a doctor LINDA LEE THOMAS Nickname: Curly Likes: W.B.C.N., skiing Dislikes: School, turnips, W.R.K.O. Often Heard Saying: abada-abada-abada Ambition: Travel JAMES ARNOLD THOMAS Nickname: Jim Likes: Girls, sporting, cars Dislikes: Chevies, people who don ' t care Often Heard Saying: Say bub Ambition: Sen ice JEFFREY M. TREMBLE ' ) Nickname: Jeff Likes: Hunting, chess, Stock cars Dislikes: Most people JANICE ANN WAGER Nickname: Janice Likes: Richie, football games Dislikes: Snobs, check-outs Often Heard Saying: Really, I don ' t be- lieve it Ambition: Secretary LINDA WALKER Nickname: Linda Likes: Roger, drum corps, coke Often Heard Saying: Sorry I ' m late Ambition: Teach English JAMES LELAND WASHBURN Nickname: Jimbo Likes: W.B.C.N., pipes, people Dislikes: Snobs, math, homework Often Heard Saying: I didn ' t mean it that way Ambition: Social work LINDA LEE WASHBURN Nickname: Linda Likes: Football games, sewing Dislikes: Getting up, gvm classes Often Heard Saying: Guess who I saw today Ambition: Fashion career WILLIAM FREDERICK WASHBURN Nickname: Willie Likes: Music, Marie, watertowers Dislikes: Fix fast cars, mouthy girls Ambition: Music LINDA WOOD Nickname: Lindsay Likes: Fast cars, Lee Michaels Dislikes: Staving after for Mr. Mann Often Heard Saying: Is that right Ambition: Dental assistant PAMELA JO WOODBURN Nickname: Pam Likes: Jethro Tu 11, Neil Young Dislikes: Getting up in the morning Often Heard Saying: Oh, when the red, red robin . . . Ambition: College 67 Class Will Norman leaves his united razor to Mr. Johnson. Mar Ahele leaves all the Juniors the feeling of being a Senior next vear. Tony Andrade leaves his dirty shirt to Jeff Fisher. Kathv leaves her band seat to the next poor clarinetist Cin and Julie leave Mr. Denize a peaceful look and a Hubba Hubba . Jackie leaves the football team with all its underclassmen anil Mr. Callahan. Greg leaves Greg Bartlett all those cold mornings to start and ride that bike. Linda leaves Kathv Nourse to carrv out the secret thumb handshake. Mari leaves Mr. Broun a quiet bus during football season. Pat Browne and the Mrs. Moore girls of todav leave Mrs. Moore to the Mr . Moon- girls of tomorrow. Debbie and Sallv leave Mr. Zilonis another zoo to teach. Kathv leaves still owing Mr. Brown a dollar. Debbie leaves her dirtv gvmsuit and sneakers to Carrie. Carrie leaves Jill one more vear. but in a new school. Barb leaves all the guvs in Middleboro with tears in her eve-. Peggv leaves four more Cordeiros to come. Frank leaves sharing a homeroom with little brother Jimmy. Linda Daggett leaves her deep. low. and loud voice to the 1972 Pep Squad. Kathv and Marvbeth leave, giving Joe ' s car a rest. Donna leaves 36 cents to Mr. Mumford for the breakage of one crucible. Natalie leaves her field hockev jacket — with great sorrow. Ted leaves his mops and brooms in the third floor attic ol M.H.S. Bob leaves good times in Acappella Choir to Batch. Donnv. and Jimmv for next vear. Pattv leaves Sue Smith a multi-colored, all purpose scarf. Jackie Edwards leaves the old school a lot of bad memories about the old school. Mickey, Cheryl, and Karen leave Miss WiedTs studv hall a lot quieter. Rhonda leaves Mr. Brown. Mr. Bovle. and Mr. Callahan absolutely no one to talk to but themselves in the morning. Gid leaves his marks to Jeff. Jul and Cin leave Deb Ferrier a vear to worn alone. Joan leaves her gvmsuit to anvone who wants or needs it. The first period Modern Histon class leaves Mrs. Whipple an Acme Brainwashing Kit and a to) guillo tine. Tonv leaves his brother Paul three more vears in a nice new school. Chervl leaves next vear s Yearbook Business Manager a stack of advertising contracts. Robvn leaver her 62 Pontiac to the shop class. Bob Hall leaves his problems of the last twelve vears to Miss Jeness and to anyone else who can solve them. Sue leaves all her softball experience to anvone who wants it. Tonv and Chickv leave the coaches of Middleboro still hoping for a few wins. Terri leaves Kennv to Anna May, hoping she ' ll keep an eve on him. Dave leaves a depressed cross countrv coach with better luck next vear. Kathv leaves the cold rooms to the kids coming in. Tom leaves a step ladder to Mr. Nelson so he can reach the kids that need a good boxing. Kellv leaves his brother Mike a new school to finish in. Lvnn leaves her sister Les to charm all the teachers. Jane leaves a carton of Rolaids to Mr. Mumford. Maureen leaves the position of basketball manager to Mime person. JoAnn, Sherry, Cheryl, Mickey and Pat leave the cheek-out pair of binoculars to the next poor soul . Don leaves his javelin to future javelin throwers. Bob leaves standing room in the corridor for Crussius and his brother Aray. Alan leaves Mr. King a sore hand from writing tardj slips. Bruce leaves school for good. Rise leaves sister Sheila two more years with Mrs. Record. Brenda leaves everything to Barbie. Mike leaves the football team a winning season next year. Judy leaves her gym suit to Terry Condon. Eric leaves the Biology Department a giant economy size octopus called . . .? Eddie leaves a famous Italian meatball recipe to all future homemaking classes. Lance leaves Chuck without any good influences, from this year anyway. Lorin leaves gladly. Cheryl and Julie leave happily to meet Karson and Jim. David Nunes leaves Mr. Johnson to mind Karen. Margie leaves Mrs. Record in the loving care of Annie. Roger leaves the parking lot — squealing. Sparkie leaves his knee guard to the next player with a bum knee. Doug leaves room on the bench to anyone who might use it as often. Mick leaves Mr. Joaquin The Book of Hidden Meanings and Symbolisms and Freud ' s Psychoanalysis . Sue leaves leaves Mr. Boyle and Mr. Brown in peace. John leaves his job at the D.D. to anyone who wants it. Denny leaves with a brown haired cheerleader to find a basketball. Donna leaves firmly believing that Molly Farren of Silas Marner died with her head on the pillow. Jon leaves all the trouble he has caused his patient teachers!!! Nancy leaves with Deb and Sal as fast as she can. Laurie leaves her tension headaches to her successor. Alex leaves all the desks in 24B with Alex and Andy written on them. Donna leaves Laurie a pack of gum and one more year with Mrs. Record. Dick leaves his band uniform for the next giant who needs it. Danny leaves Russian IV to some lucky soul. Walt leaves Lynn to walk the corridors alone. Pat Stapleton leaves Memorial High for good. Joe Struck leaves Mr. King in peace. Janice and Priscilla leave Mr. Denise an empty potato chip bag and a wastebasket full of gum. Jim leaves a pair of 9 x 2 sneakers and a ripped pair of gym shorts. Debby and Danny leave Miss Roht a sweet roll. Jimbo leaves memories of all the delays in getting the school newspaper printed. Willie leaves the many hard desks on which he slept. Ron leaves a rubber duckie for Miss Dupee to dissect. Edie leaves Mr. Mann to R.I. P. Linda leaves Mary and Bertie to stalk the halls of M.H.S. alone. Marie leaves the next unfortunate person without an emergency brake her brick i n the parking lot. Gail and Diane leave Miss Lovel. Kathy leaves the school to anyone who wants it. Debbie, Judy, and Patty leave Susie Whitaker a brownie recipe. Kathy leaves with everyone else. Patty leaves the trampoline to anyone who wants it. Denny leaves Mr. Mann and Miss Roht his snow jobs. 69 Dennv also leaves Mr. Joaquin a omplete list of Monarch nolo. Ro er leave- so Jeff can he the wolf. Gail and Diane leave the Held hocke) team to simple on without them. Tonv. Chickv. and Mark leave all the Tennis team ' s victories to the other arsitv sports. The alumni of English 211 leave Miss Wetherell wondering if James would please close the door. The members of the Class of 71 leave its hi h school to the junior high. The following members of the Clas ol ' 71 herein certifv that the above mentioned i in accordance with the wishes ol this class: 70 Those Were the Days! Flower Cart The Class of ' 71 Remembers When Charleen came to school late thirteen (lavs in a row. Miss Dupee dissected the skunk. Steve and Norman had short hair. Band and Choir were held in the Grange Hall. Mr. Antone. Mr. Wan ho and Mr . Hammond were on the faculh. The J.V. football team plaved Abington two years ago. The Softball team won its first game 21-16 after three wars of defeat. The F ield HockeVSeniors were giving a surprise partv and Mrs. Record surprised them first. Diane walked into a house and crushed her nose. The football game on Thanksgiving Dav. 1968. Mr. Sulli an walked into the girls locker room bv mistake. We wore coats and gloves to class. Some of those studv halls. Debbie Graham got a pen stuck in her mouth. The fifth grade at Ma flower produced The Cow bo v on the Moon. Computer programs and report cards were introduced to simplify matters. Tonv jammed Miss Roht ' s window. Sophomores had to be trulv outstanding to plav on the Varsity of any sport. Jojo and Tom gave their campaign speeches for class office. Jim Correias car caught fire, and he didn ' t know it. for a while. Bob scored six points for the wrong team and we lost bv two. Paul was Middleboro ' s yo-yo champ. And last, but not least, remember the Class of 71 as the last class to graduate from Memorial High School. Di- Mo-Tool Juniors Left to right: J. Tharion. Treasurer. D. Ferrier. President. M. Semas. Secretary. J. Ciolkowski. Vice President. Sophomores Freshmen Left to right: C. White. President. J. McNeil. V. President. E. Morri- Left to right: J. Burke. Treasurer. C. Sylvia. Secretary. N. W hite. . son. Secretary. T. Condon. Treasurer. President. S. Gammons. President. Northgate Construction Student Council Officers Boys ' and Girls ' State Left to right: J. Burke, Secretary, L. Schofield, President, M. Oakley, Vice President, G. Braea, Treasurer. Student Council Left to right: D. Savas, D. Howes, C. Gates. Left to right, Row 1: D. Graham, J. Burke — Sec ' y, M. Oakley — V. Pres., L. Schofield — Pres., G. Braga — Treas., M. Braddock, D. Savas. Row 2: C. Malcolm, P. OToole, P. Woodburn, K. Dascoulias, J. MacKewicz, L. Walker, A. Garagalo. Row 3: C. Harris, P. Duggan, D. Fuller, P. Corning, F. Correia, C. Morrison, R. Oakley, T. Jeffery. Rou 4: L. Hervey, M. Batchelder, R. Elkin, J. Ciolowski, M. Semas, J. Tremml, C. Harlow. Row 5: P. Zion, P. Browne, C. Ciolkowski, M. Fontaine, L. Browne, N. Korpinen, J. McNeil, D. Howes Traffic Squad Left to right, Row 1: D. Graham, T. Curley, P. Woodburn, M. Oakley, D. Thomas, P. Duggan. D. Fuller. P. OToole. F. Correia. Row 2: B. Goggin, R. Parent. L. Wood. Student Council Sr. Class Council First row, Left to right: G. Braga. R. Parent. A. Garafalo, M. Oaklev, Mr. King, advisor. D. Card, P. Duggan. D. Savward. L. Washburn. Second row. Left to right: D. Savas, President. M. Braddock, Vice-Presi- dent. L. Walker. Treasurer, C. Gates, Secretary. Jr. Class Council Left to right: T. King. D. Soule, M. Howes, L. Browne, D. St. Orge, P. Gross, M. Ferraguto, M. Semas, S. Shiek. Charles Theatre Group Left Co right: P. Jagla. B. Goggin. P. Duggan. Mr. Zilonis. advisor. J. Washburn. J. MacAllister. Red Coach Grille A Capella Choir Dairy Queen Biology Lab Assistants Biology Club Row 1: K. Hudson. J. Carr. S. Corwin. S. Perkins. G. Braga. P. Woodburn. M. Oaklev. P. Duggan. P. OToole. C. Ciolkowski. Miss Dupee. Row 2: Mrs. X oodburn. D. Desamaris. D. Duphik. S. Shiek. J. Willard. E. Mohrmann. F. LaFontaine. L. Atkins. M. L nch. R. Shaw. G. Bliss. J. Parks. T. Curlev. R. Bessette. Rou 1: Mohrmann. S. Con in. P. Duggan. D. Fuller. P. Woodbfl J. Maloof. K. Dascoulias. D. Thomas. G. Bliss. Row 2: Miss Dupar B. Sa ard. P. Corning. D. Davis. P. Cripps. G. Braga. S. Perkins. K r-) J Derri( k. J. Horton. S. Pena. E. Spillane. J. Howes. D. Mills. K. Jw KeU LtYOSS Mrs. Woodburn. Row 1: B. Savard. Row 2: L. Walker. M. Ferraguto. M. Mecke. J. Emerson. Miss Wiedl. Row 3: S. Whitaker. P. Poulin. C. Paquin. T. Henry. R. Bessette. Row 4: S. Alberti. M. Andrews. K. Tubman. M. Kelly. Photography Club Ecology Action Group Row 1: Miss Dupee. E. Mohrmann. K. Jov. S. Shiek. S. Pena. J. Howes. M. Iampietro. J. Kopitz. Mr. Joaquin. Row 2: M. Casev. R. Chausse. Miss Dowd. A. Cripps. N. Korpinen. G- Bliss. Left to right: P. Woodburn. S. Pena. G. Braga. P. Duggan. G. Blis Corwin. B. Savard. Miss Dupee. S. Perkins. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Comal Mr. Johnson ' s Office Girls Mr. King ' s Office Girls m First row. Left to right: S. Powers, P. Poulin. J. John- son, D. Horton. Second row. Left to right: B. Scagliari- ni, L. Caron, S. Wallis. Third row, Left to right: S. Whitaker, V. Roberts, D. Chandler, K. Gosson. Librarians Left to right: K. Joy, S. Perkings, C. Harris, C. Sylvia, C. Harris, M. Gosson, Mr. MacAffee. wmmm n i a I tml I First row, Left to right: D. Sayward. R. Oaklev, M. Oak- ley. Second row. Left to right: G. Jean. B. Houlihan, M. Booker. Office Supervisors Top to bottom: D. Burnham, S. Squires, D. Lynch, D. McClullen. R. McKin- ney, D. Chandler, N. Schobel, C. Leonard, B. Maks , T. MacAllister. i! Veterans of Foreign Wars National Honor Society New National Honor mm lliilllili!!!!!!!! !! rf . I. Le i to right: S. Hocking, K. Atkins. D. Fuller. D. Saywood, C. Gates. 2nd rou: Mrs. Bud. D. Lynch. N. Derreek. L. Logan. A. Campano. Mr. Sullivan. 3rd rou: T. Manning. T. Richard. P. Jagla. P. Wood- burn. D. Card. D. Howes. 4th rou: E. Morman. J. Hienig. B. Makiey, T. Garfalo. D. Savas. Left to right: K. Hudson. T. Curley. P. Cripps. D. Chandler. M. Oakley. M. Iempiatro. Silver M Society Left to right: M. Braddock. J. Tremml. J. Burke. D. Soule. 2nd rou : D. Sa as. D. Howes. M. Oakle . T. Curley. Humanities Science Class New Silver M From left to right: Mrs. Whipple. P. Duggan. D. Sayward. C Gates, C. Gates. D. Fuller. Miss Dupee. 2nd rou : G. Braga. K. At kins, A. Campano. 3rd rou : T. Richard. D. Howes. S. Hocking M. Oakle . N. Derick. 5th rou: E. Mohrman. T. Mannin g. L Schofield. J. Logan. 6th rou : D. Savas. J. Heinig. T. Garafalo. P Woodburn. D. Card. M. Iampiatro. Don Cannon Buick and Pontiac Co-captains Mari Braddock and Linda Walker with their mascot. Our Vivacious Voices The 1970-71 cheerleaders deserve special recognition. The captain is Mari Braddock. with Litida Walker as die co-captain. The bought new uniforms which an- quite becoming with mone lhc raised themselves b selling candy, having a cake sale, a carwa mil mone irotn a or their benefit. The cheerleaders. dance sponsoret along with the pep squad, put on a very good rally for the Thanksgiving game. The spirit and enthusiasm of the cheering squad is greath appreciated b all who par- ticipated in football or basketball games, either as pla ers or spectators. CYO Sacred Heart Church Varsity Cheerleaders First row, Left to right: K. Morrison, I). Holm- gren, H. Andrews, M. Semas, C. Cielkowski, I). J. V. Cheerleaders Kneeling, Left to right: J. McNeil, J. Guidaboni, C. Savas, C. Soule, G. Michaels, J. Malawi ' . S. Gammons, E. Thompson, N. White. Sitting, Left to right: D. Joness, A. Clay. Cross Country Squad Buck row, Left lo ri ht: R. LaPointe, W. Sullivan. R. Hussey, P. Atkins, R. Draper, B. Johnson, Coach J. Majuri. Front roiv, Left to right: J. Gush- ing, R. Donner, D. Howes — captain. J. Einstein. Our Road Runners The 1970 Cross-country team found itself in a rebuilding year. After winning the Old Colony League championship in 1969, there remained only four runners to build with in 1970. Five sophomores, running for the first time, and one junior who had run some as a freshman, along with the four runners left from the cham- pionship squad constituted the 1970 team. As a rebuilding year the season record was not outstanding with two wins and six losses in league competition. The team competed in the Old Colony League Meet and finished seventh of nine teams, as they did in the league standings. The team also competed in the Catholic Memorial Invitational Meet, the State Divisional Meet, and the South Shore Meet. The re- sults of the last three meets were not favorable. At the end of the season, Dave Howes was elected captain of the team and Most Valuable Plaver. Dave also won a spot on the Old Colony League All Star Team. Middleboro Pharmacy Die iris field hocke lean ' worked hard through the 1970 season under the leadership ofVarsit) Coach Lo- vell, Co-Captains Gail Braga and Mari Braddock, and Junior arsit Co-Captains Jamie McNeil and Diane De- Cours . The season started oil with both teams winning a scrimmage with Apponequet. The girls fought hard in the Old Colon) league games with great spirit through- out the season. The season ended with a part) for the senior players. The) included: Mari Braddoek. Gail Braga. Diane Card. Natalie Derrick. Kath Dascoulias, Pam Woodburn, Maureen Lynch, Sue Rullo. Be erl Parsons, and L nn Leonard, with the managers: Laurie Girls ' Field Hockey Varsity Squad Kneeling. Left to right: Co-cap- tains, Gail Braga and Mari Brad- dock. Left to right: L. Schofield, J. Vieira, J. Burke, S. Whitaker, D. Card, N. Derrick. K. Dascou- lias, P. Woodburn, K. Lynch, J. Tremml, L. Follctt. C. Leonard, L. Browne, Coach C. Lovell. Field Frolics Girls ' Field Hockey J. V. Squad Kneeling, Left to right: Co-cap tains, D. DeCourcy, J. McNeil Left to right: D. Schofield, J Whiting, K. Rockwood, D. Vi eira, E. Lynch, C. Shaw, C Brown, L. Leonard, C. Harlow C. Lovell, L. Zakarian, E Thompson, R. Reynolds, M Crosby, S. Wilmot, J. Farmer Coach C. Lovell. Eugene ' s Restaurant Left to right. First row: K. White. M. Batchelder, J. Correia, M. Mo ke. J. Fisher. R. Hudson. Coach J. Callahan. Se cond row: Peter Chiuppi. R. Elkin. D. W lie. D. Ma Aule . A. Andrade. M. Carver. Third row: J. Barnicoat, M. Belmont. C. Cornelissen, B. Hocking, J. Marshall. I). Sisson. B. Letendre, Coaeh F.. Boyle. Fourth row: S. Meleo. J. Davis. J. Morelli, J. Preti. J. Scanlon, J. Parks. Coaeh R. Brown. Fifth rou: S. Gomes. E. Minkle. R. Covel. P. Zion. D. Soule. M. Place. C. White. Our Energetic Eleven Football J. V. Squad Left to right. First rou: C. White. S. Meleo. C. Cornelissen. M. Belmont. J. Preti. B. Hocking, D. Sisson. Second rou: E. Minkle, S. Gomes. J. Morelli. J. Davis. M. Plare. J. Marshall. Coac h E. Bovlc. Walker Company Where the Action Is Despite some low scoring on the Sachems be- half, the 1970 season saw much courage and fortitude by our players. The squad, led by Mike Mecke and Don Soule, helped to give the underclassmen invaluable knowledge during this rebuilding season. The seniors of the team include: Tony Andrade, John Barnicoat, Jim Correia, Don MacAulay, Mike Mecke, and John Parks. Plymouth Home National Bank Freshman Bottom rate. Left to right: M. Perry, T. Glover, C. Crocker, M. Combra, F. Towwnsend, M. Cliiii|)|)i. R. Prowmche. Second rote. Lft to right: W. Stetson, P. Francisco, P. Washburn, P. Gar- alalo. J. Small. S. K«ll - . J. Capen. Third rote. Left to right: T. Carr, P. Mc.rrrlli. S. Pro- vencher, K. Ciolkowski, J. Wa- ters. F. Cassiani. Fourth row. Left to right: H. Gamache, P. Gouviea, H. Ta lor. R. Wash- burn. R. Covel, R. Dugas, G. Betlencourt. Fifth rote. Left to right: Coach R. Bern, M. Rreti, G. Parsons. J. North. J. While. F . Bean. Coach H. Brooks. Three Scholastic Jewelers On the Court . . . Mayflower Co-operative Bank Basketball Varsity Squad First run. Left to right: R. Letendre, J. Mackewicz. J. Mullen. D. Howes. B. Con- ner. Second rou. Left to right: D. Sa as, D. Soule. M. Plate. R. Sinnot. D. Small. J. Seanlon. Coach R. Brown. R. Hanson. Our Fighting Five Basketball J. V. Squad First rou. Left to right: Coach J. Callahan. W. Sullivan. B. Johnson. M. Demers. S. Morris. J. Seanlon. Second rou. Left to right: J. Donner. C. White. J. Jurgen. M. Carver. J. Marshall. R. Hanson. Third row. Left to right: M. Place. B. Wallis. J. Davis, L. Willis. R. Hudson. B. Letendre. Maxim Motors J.V. Couch Joseph Callahan Varsity Coach Robert Brown Freshman Basketball Squad Front rou Left to right: S. Graham, T. Glover, M. Preti, M. Chiuppi, R. Provonche, M. Pern. G. Parsons. Second roiv, Left to right: R. Han- son, P. Morrelli, F. Townsend, J. Small, P. Garafalo, R. Andrews. Standing, Left to right: Coach H. Brooks, J. Braga, S. Kelley, R. Dugas, J. North, J. White, M. Estes. Middleboro Trust Company Girls ' Basketball Varsity Squad Left to right. Ron 1 : L. Browne. N. Schobei, G. Bra a. L. Schofleld. Rou 2: N. McMahon. B. Thompson. K. Lynch. M. Howes. J. Mi Neil. M. L nch. Our Feminine Five Girls ' Basketball J. V. Squad Left to right. Rou 1: E. Lvnch. S. Alberti. L. Thomas. M. Kenyon, C. Farle . Manager L. Leonard. Rou 2: C. Harlow. S. Wilmont. J. Mc Niel. C. Lovell. N. Paw ' lak. T. Jeffer ' v. Winthrop Atkins Best wishes to The Class of 1971 from UcD Coach 6tx Middleboro Interstate 25 Rte. 44 Tel.: 947-1 122 Compliments of NORTHGATE CONSTRUCTION CORP. Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 from BARNICOAT MONUMENT COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 MIDDLEBORO PHARMACY 4 John Glass Square Tel: 94 7-9600 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 OAK HILL NURSING HOME LORENZO ' S Italian Drive-ln Route 28 — Cranberry Highway Middleboro, Mass. Fine Italian Food — Famous Pizza All Pasta, Fresh Daily Stop In And See It Made! Compliments of SHAW ' S INC. Furniture and Electrical Appliances 133 Centre St. Middleboro, Mass. STARR ' S USED CARS Centre St., Middleboro, Mass. Tel.: 947-1890 JOHN STARR, Prop. Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 From MEDAS GULF SERVICE RAE ' S COLONIAL GIFT SHOPPE Best Wishes to the Class of 71 Rte. 28 Tel. 947-1717 Congratulations Class of 1971 DON ' S MOWER SERVICE 790 Plymouth St. Middleboro, Mass. Sales and Service 947-2182 Compliments of PLYMOUTH SHOE COMPANY Compliments of B H AUTO SUPPLY, INC. EMIL NIRO Electrical Contractor Est. 1923 Compliments of A. R. GLIDDEN AND SON Middleboro, Mass. Best Wishes to Class of 1971 WALTER SAVARD, INC. Fuel Oil Compliments of Telephone 947-2857 HERB ' S WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE I 14 North Street Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of TOWN REALTY ROBERT L ANDERSON GEORGE B. PURDEN Compliments of NORM ' S BP STATION Compliments of DOC ' S SHOE CENTER Compliments of SOUTHEASTERN DRIVER EDUCATION SCHOOL 15 North Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Phone 947-1365 Complete Driver Education Course for Teenagers and Adults Individual Instruction Available Certified by Registry of Motor Vehicles Compliments of BLUE PLATE RESTAURANT Center St. Biggest Complaint Too much food on the plate Compliments of JAMES J. WILMOT CO. Painting Contractors 147 Everett St. Middleboro, Mass. CRAIG ' S PHARMACY, INC. RONALD H. CRAIG, R. PH. Tel. 947-0415, 947-9355 53 Centre Street Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of FAGERBURG ' S GARAGE Compliments of BRIGG ' S OIL CO. Compliments of ERNEST JUDGE SON, INC. Wallpaper — Paint Art Supplies MIDDLEBORO DAIRY QUEEN live a little 947-0192 East Grove St. Compliments of HOTZ BROTHERS FUR SALON Opposite Meadowbrook Drive-in Theater Rte. 44, Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-9692 Best Wishes from THE WALKER COMPANY Middleboro, Massachusetts Best Wishes from OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES INC. Middleboro, Mass. r Compliments of EUGENE ' S RESTAURANT SCHOLASTIC JEWELERS 5714 Washington St. Boston, Mass. Tel.: FAirview 3-4300 Official Jewelers for Memorial High School Congratulations to the Seniors MAYFLOWER CO-OPERATIVE BANK Compliments of MAXIM MOTOR DIVISION OF THE SEAGRAVE CORPORATION JOHN J. GLASS, JR. POST 2188 Middleborough, Mass. 02346 Extends its Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 and wishes them best of luck in the years ahead Arthur T. Tucker Commander Charles W. Struck Sr. — Senior Vice Commander Chester A. Goodnow Junior Vice Commander Joseph W. Hughes Post Chaplain Henry D. Provencher Post Quartermaster Frederick W. Timms Post Adjutant Gerald Tardiff Sergeant at Arms Howard Marshall Club Manager Manuel Combra Jr. Leon Cormier Post Trustees Gerald Tardiff Every man and woman who served overseas should be a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Meetings every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of month. Dancing every Friday night 7:30 P.M. to I 1:30 P.M. Best Wishes From WINTHROP ATKINS COMPANY, INC. Compliments of PLYMOUTH-HOME NATIONAL BANK 77 Center Street Middleboro CAPE COD FURNITURE CARPET CO. Rt. 28 Wareham St. Tel.: South Middleboro 947-2332 CORNELL ' S TEXACO STATION Everett Sq. Tel.: 947-9770 Texaco Products Goodyear Tires Tune - U P s 6 A.M.- 10 P.M. MIDDLEBORO POLICE DEPT. Compliments of CHIEF WILLIAM E. WARNER Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 From W. T. GRANT CO. Compliments of M. E. PORTER CO. INC. Compliments of LLOYD PERKINS SON Heating and Plumbing Wareham St. Compliments of STEVE ' S SPORT DEN 143 Centre St. Tel.: 947-1424 Sporting Goods of All Kinds Compliments of FERNANDES FRAME SHOP Custom Framing West Grove St., Rt.. 28 Middleboro, Mass. HELEN ' S BEAUTY M. L HINCKLEY SON JEWELERS Established 1915 Tel.: 947-4010 29 Centre Street SHOP Middleboro, Mass. MUSTANG FORD, INC. Route 28 Middleboro, Mass. Your Best Buy Starts Here THUNDERBIRD 947-1133 822-3673 588-3673 Complim«rrtt of DICK ' S WHEEL AND BRAKE SERVICE Compliments of BOB ' S AUTOMOTIVE CENTER Rte. 28 DI-MO TOOL CO. Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of G. FAGERBERG REALTY Compliments of ELSIE WELL ' S BEAUTY SHOP STILES SHOE STORE 48-52 Centre St. Tel.: 947-0102 Middleboro Good Luck Class of 1971 LOUIS M. GERSON CO. Advertising Specialties Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 From DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH COMALLI Compliments of GAUDETTE ' S LIQUOR MART CREEDON ' S FLOWER SHOP AND GREEN HOUSE 113 Wareham Street RAY MEEHAN, Prop. Tel.: 947-0421 Compliments of BUCK ' S PHARMACY ROBERT L CUSHING Insurance 59 North Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Tel.: 947-1385 Compliments of TWIN ' S BEAUTY NOOK beauty S6ofi MIDDLEBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK Compliments of CASWELL BROTHERS MARKET North Middleboro Food Drink Best Wishes to Class of 71 ART ' S AUTO SALES AND IMPORT CARS East Grove St. Middleboro, Mass. 947-2090 Compliments of MIDDLEBORO YARMOUTH RANDOLPH QUALITY fRUITS CIRCLC FAR CIRCLE FARM Circle — Middleboro apples — fruits — flowers — seeds — shrubbery — green mountain potatoes Compliments of WILLIAMS TRADING POST Compliments of TRI-A-SKIING-COMPANY Diving Specialists Rt. 18 at Rt. 25 Lakeville, Mass. Tel.: 947-1050 Compliments of T. F. BOUCHER Wallpaper Paints Compliments of FRANK MELLO Lakeville Clothing for the Whole Family BALBINA CO. Exclusive Clothing Styles for Today and Tomorrow 9 So. Main St. Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Compliments of WORK BASKET Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 From DON CANNON BUICK PONTIAC CO., INC Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of WRIGHT ' S BARBER SHOP Two Full-time Barbers Best Wishes to the Class of 71 LOBSTER SHACK Cranberry Highway Compliments of CYR ' S RESTAURANT Quality Printing Est. 1872 H. L THATCHER Best Wishes to Class of 71 From BETTY ANN ' S DONUT SHOP Thatcher ' s Row Compliments of GOLDEN SPUR RANCH Best in Foods Best in Liquors Rt. 105 Lakeville, Mass. CO., INC. Printers Phone 2 Thatcher ' s Row (617) 947-0088 Middleboro, Mass. THE TOY CHEST Route 44— R.F.D. 2 East Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Tel.: 947-2333 Unusual Imported Toys Sturdy Domestic Toys Groceries — Variety Goods Gifts — Penny Candy Hours 10:00-8:00 Tues.-Sat. 10:00-5:00 Sunday Closed Monday Proprietor— DOROTHY LEWIS TOYS-GIFT 60 ? BROWN ' S ESSO Best Wishes to the STATION Class of 1971 Esso Products TONY PARKERS Middleboro, SUPPER CLUB TOWN-CLEANERS Mass. Route 44 Phone 947-2759 382 Centre St. Phone: 947-121 1 Middleboro, Mass. Middleboro, Massachusetts KAHIAN ' S FURNITURE CO. Best Wishes From MARTENSON ' S Men ' s and Young Men ' s Clothing Your BankAmericard or Master Charge welcome here Box 112 Tel. 947-0502 866 Center Street Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Compliments of TWIN ELMS MARKET Compliments of CORSINI ' S BARBER SHOP F. CORSINI and B. BOUTIN Compliments of OTTO ' S HAIR STYLES 59 North Main St. Middleboro Tel.: 947-1500 RAVENBROOK FARM MARRA ' S Compliments of BARBER SHOP KELLY ' S AUTO CLINIC 364 Center Street 200 Center Street REG. QUARTER HORSES 57 Fuller Street Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Tel.: 947-1234 Compliments of ROCK VILLAGE STORE Cor. Miller and Walnut Streets Middleboro, Mass. Serving the Rock — South Middleboro Area for Over a Half-Century in the Friendly, Dependable, Old-Fashioned Way. OPEN DAILY at 6:30 a.m. Compliments of the MIDDLEBORO GAZETTE Latest News Established 1802 Tel.: 947-1760 Our Very Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1971 WAPPANUCKET FARMS quality eggs Tel.: 947-9527 120 Vaughn St. Middleboro, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 MIDDLEBORO GAS AND ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT Tel.: 947-2797 MAZZILLI ' S MARKET 15 North Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Tel.: 947-0290 Fresh Produce Wholesale and Retail Meats Fruit Baskets for All Occasions Rest Homes and Restaurants Supplied Compliments of C. P. WASHBURN CO. larber ii l|0pjj£ 75 Nnrtlj Main 947-3735 featuring IjatrHtglmg Best Wishes to the Class of 71 From THE SUB GALLEY Compliments of EDDIE ' S DAVE ' S TEXACO South Main Street Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Tel.: 947-3173 Best of Luck in the Future Compliments of LEONA FARM Compliments of FAIETTI ' S FASHION SHOPPE Best Wishes to Class of 71 From MIDDLEBORO TIRE SERVICE Centre Street Compliments of HALLOCK ' S PURITAN MARKET Best of Wishes to the Graduating Class Compliments of From MODERN CLEANERS THE NEMASKET OIL CO. Tel.: 947-0827 Gulf Products Compliments of Best Wishes From AUSTIN ENGINEERING COMPANY 520 Bay Road Stoughton, Mass. Engineers of the New M.H.S. 133 South Main St., Jet. Rte. 28 Middleboro, Mass. BOB REARDON, Manager Best of Luck to the Class of 1971 MOSKOFF ' S S UPER MARKET BURN ' S MOTOR SALES Retail and Wholesale Rt. 28 South Middleboro Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 AHORNEY AND MRS. ALBERT T. MADDIGAN Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 From the SACRED HEART C.Y.O Congratulations to the Class of 1971 W. L. BYRNE INC. Compliments of MARIA ' S Shop of Furniture, Antiques I Centre St. Tel.: 947-0786 COLONIAL TROPHY AND GIFTWARE at Discount Prices Congratulations to the Class of 1971 Rte. 44 Lakeville, Mass. MIDDLEBORO OFFICE SUPPLY INC. 1 8 South Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Tel.: 947-1312 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 THELMA ' S BAKERY AND SNACK BAR Compliments of BEN ' S CHICKEN HOUSE Best Wishes LAKEVILLE RECREATION 49 Main Street Lalceville, Mass. Tel.: 947-2132 Operated by: GAMACHE BROTHERS Compliments of L H. CHASE AND SONS CHEVROLET, INC. Congratulations From THOMPSON ' S DINER CLINT COREY ' S HANDY RAMBLER, INC. American Motors New and Used Cars Hornet — Rebel — Javelin AMX — Ambassador Cranberry Highway Rt. 28 947-3000 Compliments of MARION ' S LAUNDROMAT Centre St. Middleboro Compliments of EGGER ' S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 14 So. Main St. Middleboro, Mass. AUNT JENNIE ' S SNACK BAR Compliments of MIDDLEBORO CLOTHING CO Center St. Better Values Good Luck to the Class of 1971 From ARTHUR ABELE SEA FOOD Congratulations to the Senior Class DUNBAR ' S SERVICE STATION Compliments of JOHN M. CALLAN TRAVEL AGENCY 17 So. Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Phone: 947-4880 Compliments of RON MAXIM C. P. WASHBURN GARAGE Rt. 28 Middleboro, Mass. Congratulations and Success to the Class of ' 71 From THE STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council Convention Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 From THE JUNIOR CLASS Compliments of DONUT DELITE