Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

Mrs. Moore, We, the class of 1973, are proud to dedicate our year- book to you. For fifty devoted years you have looked upon teaching as more than just a job. As a teacher you have helped to guide the careers of many students over the years. As head of the Business Depart- ment, you have won the respect of students and faculty alike and have done much for our school. It is thus with deep appreciation and respect that we dedicate this year- book to you. Mrs. Esther Moore Mr. John Hilsabeck Mr. James Murphy Ladies . . . and gentlemen . . . , please Where do you get off? 6 ■ ■ • Science Mr. C. Paul Waterman Darn it! Mr. John Weare ' Without rigor, it ' s nothing! ' Miss Phyllis Dupee, Departmenl Head What ' s for lunch? Mrs. Norma Woodburn You ' ll do good on this test ... if you did your outline right. Mr. H. Leslie Mumford, Jr. Isn ' t that fantastic?! Mr. Roderick Berry ' I don ' t like to talk . . . but I do. ' Mr. Harvey Brooks, Jr. ' I haven ' t had my morning coffee yet. INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Harold Card ' What are you doing? Mr. Russell Osborne Oh sure, all the time Mr. Jon Majuri If you don ' t do it in practice, ' V you ' ll never do it in a meet . SENIOR PRACTICAL ARTS DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION D D Mr. Joseph Callahan I ' ll betcha ' Miss Patricia Salley O.K., ladies, let ' s go. Mr. James Anse ' Let ' s get busy . . . (again) ' Mr. David Marzelli Mr. Frank Littlefield Just call me coach! HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Hilda Buck ' Now ladies . . . ' Mrs. M. Christiana Gates GIRLS! Miss Jane Sakshaug All right girls, line up on the red line ... Mr. Joseph Joaquin III Mrs. Linda Vintro Miss Mary Anacki I don ' t mean to be facetious These examples are rigged. Now class, . . . . . . but . . . Mrs. Marie O ' Brien Miss Maureen Higgins Mr. Joseph Zilonis, Department Head, Pro Tern Does everybody icnow what Silence please Ya, I think so ... they ' re supposed to do? Lincoln D, Lynch Superintendent of Schools Message to the Seniors: Successful people become successful because they have formed the habit of doing things failures don ' t like to do. The famous French writer, Jean Cocteau, had a rule of living: Always to get up one more time than I have fallen. Perhaps the most dramatic words on the subject of hard work are contained in the motto of the U.S. Army Engineers: The difficult we do at once. The impossible takes a little longer. Remember that most people who have realized their dreams have had to fight to slay the same dragons that you will have to battle. They have, as you must, held on to their dreams and stood toe to toe with adversity until they won. As you set out to face the world aim for the stars and hold onto your dreams. It will not always be easy but, if you believe in your dream, if you learn the art of getting along with and serving your fellowman, and if you have the willingness to stand squarely on your own feet and battle, your dreams will no longer be dreams, you ' ll be there. Kenneth L. Johnson Principal PrincipaVs Message to the Seniors Wend forth from gleam to goal lest One ' s ego contains him for naught. Relieve the bind of vestigial tradition that Looks not just the soul but the mind of man. Defend not the past that enlightens not the present. Let go of the pre-essences carefully tho, — for Integrity must prevail in one ' s value design. Neo-social awareness bespeaks of the transcedence of Emotional preceptions, seemingly comfortable; Seductive, however, in that complacency merely Sanctions the present, unmindful of what the future will demand. 16 Assistant Principals Mr. Joseph King Message to the Seniors: God grant me the courage to change the things I can change, the serenity to accept those I cannot change and the wisdom to know the difference. — But God grant me the courage not to give up what I think is right, even though I think it is hope- less. Attributed to: Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Armed Forces Prayer Book — 1951 Best wishes for the success of every member of the class of 1973. Sincerely, .Joseph L. King Mr. Norman MacDonaicL Message to the Seniors: In life there are no guarantees; yet opportunities are abundant. Success and failures become as mere points on a scorecard as one travels down the highway of challenge. My sincerest wish for each one of you is that the totals on your scorecard of experience will be overwhelmingly those of success, and rich in the satis- faction of joyful living. Good Luck to the class of 1973. Norman L. MacDonald SUSAN JOYCE ALBERTI Sup Class Council 1, Secy. 1; Lab Assistant 3. 4; Red Cross 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Fr ' shman Choir 1; Tennis 2. 3. . . . Loves to pla the guitar . . . what, rof- fe ' houses? . . . another singing soprano . . . likes to drive and drive . . . to? . . . VERONICA LEE AMES Vicki Loves to skate . . . enjoys Catnaros can ' t wait till summer . . . CATHY ANN ARCHIBALD Studi ' iit Council 2; Census 3; Pep Squad I, 2. . . . Itchy . . . likes going to Brockton on the weekends . . . shopping . . . wishes her car would stay well ... I just don t know what I ' m going to do about you . . . LINDA JO ATKINS Student Council 1; Class Council 2; Office Girl 4; Freshman Choir 1; Girls ' Chorus 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4. . . . Quiet but her presence is always noticed . , . pretty smile ... a special trombone player ... to be a successful office girl . . . KENNETH ATWOOD BAGDON Kenny Class Council 2; Evaluation Committee 3: Boys ' State 3. ... A dependable person . . . loves the outdoors . . . very smart . . . quiet and composed toward life . . . FLIRT AND WOLF We have been in high school for 720 days. JOHN BELKNAP . . . They say that first impressions last . . . His first impression was in the French Morocco . . . CaHfornia Dreaming now . . . [• ' ' IS to go to college there . . . MICHAEL JOHN BIANCHINI National Honor Society 3, 4; Evaluation Committee — Chairman 3; Boys ' State 3. . . . Clever with his hands ... a love for models . . . he ' s always ready to offer help ... a nice addition to the class . . . MICHAEL ANGELO BELMONT Mike Band L 2, 3; Freshman Foolhall 1; Varsity Foothall 2. 3, 4. . . . Oh ya, now 1 rcnK ' niher . . . I ' m awake l m aw...a...a...zzz . . . Belmonlo . . . Just let me at ' em . . . CYNTHIA JUDITH BLISS Cindy Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Evalua- tion Committee 3; Biology Lab Assistant 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper-Literary Magazine L ... If anyone has control of the English vocabulary, it ' s her ... a nice friend . . . very smart . . . quite a Russian! . . . sin- cere . . . likes literary works . . . reading and writing them . . . RAYMOND ROGER BESSETTE Ray . . . Hey A Ray! . . . Raymo. now . . . likes loud music . . . bikes . . . doesn ' t like detentions ... I wonder why not! . . . STEVEN PAUL BOIS Steve . . . Interested in girls . . . and cars . . . fun to be with . . . You Sleezel ... if you ' re looking for good times . . . Now our high school days are over, and we have crammed as much as we could into them. ' DAMKl. BRIGGS Danny Football 3, 4. . . . Quick wilted . . . going to travel . . . on a motorcycle ? . . . Miss Dupee ' s errand boy . . . popular with his friends . . . MOST TALENTED Tina Jeffery and Jon Olson KATHERINE VIOLA MARGARET BROWN Kassie Class Council 3, 4; Evaluation Committee 3 Biology Lab Assistant 3; Freshman Choir 1 Girls ' Chorus 4: Intramurals 1: Red Cross 3 Fall Sports Banquet 4. . . . Trying lo do my best . . . cooking but staying thin . . . loves to buy clothes . . . loves to have a good time . . . this lovely lass will make it . . . wants to be somebody . . . THEODORE FRANKLIN BUMP, JR. Ted Band 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . Likes having fun ... at football games it ' s easy to find him . . . look in his car ... or look for the guy Mr. Nelson ' s chas- ing . . . left during every game . . . ROBERT GEORGE CADY. .IR. Bob Golf 2; Freshman Play L . . . One of the big bad Baptists . . . love) good laugh . . . crazy ... a good guy . . 22 e studied, laughed, and gossiped. And we are told we matured. PAUL FRANK CAMPANO . , . Goes in for sports . . . esperially base- ball and vollcvball . . . can ' t wait till June! IJNDA ii:a CARON Office Girl 2; Yearbook Slaff 4. . . . That ice isn ' t safel . . . Those times down the lieach . . . Motocycles and Steve — the spice of life . . . can ' t wait till June ROBERT GALEN CASE Bob . . . Really goes in for pi za . . . alhlelically inclined to many sports . . . likes music . . . hanging around town . . . SALLY ANN CASE Softball 3. . . . Whaty . . . likes cats and making clothes , . . volleyball and badminton . . . KEVIN RALPH CHARTIER D.E.C.A. . . . Loves to ski . . . you cannibal! . . . loves hot cars , . . what a savage! . . . Pam and 289 cu. Ford motors turn him on - MICHELLE CHASSEY Census 3; Class Council 4: Pep Sipiail 4. . . . Clayton . . . modeling . . . bike ri ling . . . riding around . . . football games . . . eating pizza . . . ff e arrived at Memorial High School full of dreams, expectations, and wild hopes. DWAINE DAVID CHILCOT Student Council 4: Class Counril 3; Sot rer 3. . . . If you want really good service, just go to Middlel)oro Clothing . . . likes to go to the beach . . . enjoys being with Jan . . . hates recoveries ... I wonder why? . . . THERESA MARIE CONDON Terry Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 4; Silver M 3, 4; Cheerleading 1; Prom G)mmittee 3; Student Advisory Board 3, 4; Yearbook Business Manager 4. . . . Her cheerful laugh . . . life of the party . . . likes gossip and people . . . great Student Council Pres. . . . and now off to the Rectory, but . . . PETER CHIUPPl Pete Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4; Springfest 1, 2; Census 3; Bio. Lab. Asst. 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1; S.S.L. All Star (football) 4; M.V.P. Football 4. . . . Chiup . . . JoAnn . . . snow ... a great running back . . . loves good times . . . Gulliver . . . JONI MARIE CORSINI Guidance Office Girl 3. 4. . . . If you need a friend, she ' s great to have around . . . what a sense of humor! . . . wants to get married . . . RUTHANN COFFIN Ruth V. Pres. Democratic Club. . . . Quiet, til you know her . . . possesses a friendly manner . . . always has been and always will be intellectually keen and honest . . . a gal you can count on . . . BONNIE LYN COSTA Class Council 2: Eng. Office Girl 3: Office Girl 2; Pep Squad 1, 2; Red Cross 2. . . . Sweet smile . . . likes Saturday nights and St. Bernards . . . ambition is to make something of herself . . . eventually gel mar- ried . . . 7 or 9 kids! . . . As members of MHS, we donned our fish net stockings and wiffles for the JUDITH ANN COTTON Nat ' l Honor Society 4. . . . Loves to read . . . quite a figure to see skating . . . enjoys long walks . . . GLENN ARTHUR CRAIG Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Council 4. . . . Wants to move from Middleboro . . . start a carpentry business in California or Oregon . . . cars and hockey . . . Joyce . . . can ' t stand snobby people . . . KATHLEEN MARIE CRAWFORD Kathy Pep Squad 1; Health Office Girl 1; Guidance Office Girl 3; Drama Club L . . . Enjoys animals . . . especially horses ... a great veterinarian . . . MARILYN ELIZABETH CROSBY Buffy Class Council 2. 3, 4; Secy 4; A Cappella Choir 2; Freshman Choir 1; Field Hockey 2: Freshman Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerlead- ing 4; Prom Committee 3. . . . Hey, Terry! . . . parties . . . drum corps ... a great cheerleader . . . off to college . . . future History teacher . . . BIGGEST GREASER Gary Griffith escorts Linda Caron to class I 25 more ' ' groovy ' ' things of high school life. We were big shots. Freshmen in high school. JUH. HARDY DA IS Student Council 2 , 3; Freshman Band 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Freshman Play 1; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Tennis 2. . . . Always leaves ' em laughing . . . likes music and time between classes . . . wants to travel . . . NANCY DEANE Student Council 1; Guidance Office Girl 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Choir 1; Yearbook Staff 4: Cafeteria 4. . . . Hopes to make it to Cape Cod Commu- nity someday . . . wants to travel, especially to Texas . . . doesn ' t want to spend her life working at A P . . . really nice . . . WILFRED DIMOCK DEANE III Fred D.E.C.A. Usually out with the guys . . . quiet gearhead . . . Lorenzo ' s . . . DIANE LOUISE DECOURCY Student Council 4; Class Council 3, 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Voice of Democracy 4: Evaluation Committee 3; Freshman Band 1; Band 1, 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Freshman Choir 1; Chamber Singers 2, 3, 4: S.E.M.S.B.A. 2: District Cho- rus 4; Track Manager 2; Field Hockey Co- Captain 2, 4; Tennis Manager 4. . . . De De . . . likes having a good time . . . art . . . music and drama ... all sports . . . sewing . . . surfing . . . riding in sports cars, especially John ' s . . . MOST POPULAR Terry Condon and Cliff White ' ' High school students ' ' was a pretty high sounding phrase. DONNA LEE DEMORANVILLE Demo Offii r Supervisor 4; Freshman Band 1; Bas- ketball 2. . . . Likes going to the bearh . . . having an espcrially good lime . . . horse back riding . . . shopping . . . not going steady . . . people ... to have rlean hair . . . coming home! . . . DENISE VIRGINIA DESMARAIS Biology Lab Assistant 3; Cafeteria Worker 4. . . . Often seen in Fall River . . . Arty . . . the life of the party . . . can t wait to gel out of school . . . KATHLEEN IRENE DOLLIVER Kathy Student Council 2, 3; Class Council 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Girl 1; Office Supervisor 4; Pep S(]uad L . . . Fun to be with if you can stand her laugh . . . Ronnie, whoy ... to be a secre- tary ... in Alaska? . . . SUSAN CATHERINE DORAN National Honor Society 3, 4; Humanities-Sci- ence Honor Class 4; Pep Squad 2. . . . With a sincere personality ... a talent for sewing and designing clothes ... a future pharmacist . . . Am I going to get paid this week? . . . ROBERT DRAPER Bob Baseball 1; Track 2; Cross Country 2. . . . Draper . . . likes basketball, music, and pool . . . wants to graduate ... to be an eic tri( lan or carpenter . . . Duph graduate . . RICHARD PAUL DUPHILY , likes cars . . . wants to VT e were proud when we finally had a say in the courses we 27 MARK IRVING DUTRA Class Council 4; Freshman Band 1; Football 1; Basketball 1. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . Cars are his weakness . . . really knows how to dribble a basketball . . . grip a bat . . . any kind of sport he ' s fantastic in! . . . hopes to go to college . . . MICHELLE EUELL Class Council 4: Eu|)hony Literary Magazine 2, 3, Copy Editor 3; Wrentham State Hospi- tal Volunteer 3; Guidance Office Girl 4; J.V. Tennis 3; Photography Club 4; Psychology Club 4. . . . I am invincible. I am woman . . . Beauty is . . . Such beauty — such grace . . . Chickies . . . Don ' t take me serious, because I ami ... a model is . . . RHONDA EDINGTON . . . Can ' t wait to get out of school . . . dis- likes being bored . . . loves to listen to music . . . CLARE MARIE FARLEY Census 3; Class Council 3; Mr. King ' s Office Girl L 2, 3; Basketball 2; Pep Squad 1; Red Cross 2, 3. . . . What are ya doing this weekend? . . . great personality . . . cheap lunches . . . a lot of fun on Friday nights . . . JOSEPH TERRENCE EINSTEIN .loe Cross Country 2; Track 2. . . . Cars and motorcycles turn him on . . would run the mile for a . . . main ambition is to graduate . . . PATRICIA ANN FITZGERALD Pat Nat ' l. Honor Society 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Guidance Office Girl 4; Girls ' J.V. Field Hockey 1, 2; Cafeteria 4; D.E.C.A. 3. Treas. 3: Yearbook Staff 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. . . . Rat . . . just look for the taxi, the Gal- axie 500 . . . would rather not be so gullible . . . A P . . . good times . . . 28 Our parents were convinced that we were going to break scholastic records at M.H.S. ROSELLA MAY FRATUS . Likes to cook . . . ftijoys collecting recipes . . . LINDA CATHLEEN FRYE . Clams up when it comes to fried clams . Oh yeah? . . . Hello B. Gates . . . likes people . . . and art . . . SALLY ANN FULLER . . . Pleasant . . . No, why me? . . . likes school vacations ... off to marry B on a motor bike? . . . NORMAN LEO GAMACHE Student Council 1, 3, 4; Football 1: Fresh- man Choir 1; Men ' s Choir 1: Movie Making L . How ya doin? . . . Gail . . . Boston Seafood . . . ought to make a good truck driver . . . But we weren ' t so sure. We had our first dose of homework. ROBERT RAYMOND GOODFELLOW Bob Basketball 3. 4. ... A really nice guy ... a noble basket- ball player ... a friend to all . . . Illlllllllllllllllilillillllllllllilllllllilllllill MOST ATHLETIC Jamie McNeil and Bob Lelendre In the halls we grinned and said ' ' hi to everyone. JAMES EDWARD GOTHAM 111 Jimmy Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Freshman Baseball 1. . . . When those cymbals clashed at band l oncerts . . . goes in for Giant things . . . la very good hockey player . . . plans to operate a recording studio in the future . . . often seen on Barden Hill Road ... 1 won- der why? . . . PATRICIA JEAN GOVONI Pat . . . Mr. Montouri ' s favorite?! . . . (luid liut witty, what a combination! ... a friendly face in the halls . . . GARY FREEMAN GRIFFITH Census 3; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Fresh- man Choir 1; Basketball 1; Track 4; Golf 2; Yearbook Staff 4. . . . One of the big bad basses . . . always was at the hospital! . . . never serious . . . knows how to wheedle his teachers, espe- cially Miss . . . fun to be with . . . KATHLEEN MILDRED GROSS Kathy National Honor 3. 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4. . . . Hoop-Hoop . . . Big Al . . . what a brain! ... so nice ... so (]uiet . . . ANDREA HARJU Class Council 3; Pep S quad 1: Red Cross 3. . . . Her main interest is Jim . . . and baby makes three . . . Guess what the baby does now! . . . really wants to be one happy family . . . she ' ll make it! . . . CAROL ANN HARLOW Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Council 4, Pres. 4; English Office Girl 4; Silver M 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Freshman Band 1; Clarinet Choir 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Freshman Choir 1; S.E.M.S.B.A. Band 1; Field Hockey 2; Basketball 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play Reading Committee 4; Freshman Play 1; Junior Prom Committee 3. . . . Carlo Harlo? . . . keen in thought, progressive in mind . . . fantastic member of the Senior Class . . . loves music . . . who ' s Bob? . . . love that giggle . . . fantastic . . . PAUL EUGENE HEINIG Soccer 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . He ' s talking to himself! . . . Heini . . . a friendly face to all . . . he ' ll never strike out . . . MARY LOUISE HELEEN Nal ! Honor Society 3. 4; Humanilics-Science Hon- or . Class 4; Evaluation Committee 3; Main Office Girl 1, 2; Eng. Office Girl 4; A Capella Choir 2, 3. 4; Chamber Singers 3. 4; S.E.M.S.B.A. Chorus 3, 4; Girl ' s Track 1, 2; Softball 2, 3. 4; Freshman Cheer- leading 1 — Co-Capt.; Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4. Co-Capt. 4; Pep Squad 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Senior Play Reading Committee 4; Freshman Play 1; Prom Committee 3. LEROY HERVEY Student Council 2, 3, 4; Freshman Football 1. . . . You sleeze . . . hopes to someday leave Farrars . . . likes parties . . . hopes to go to college . . . . . . Ho! . . . lives for the weekends . . . Line up Cheer Signals . . . That certain drummer boy . . . loves singing . . . Lowell State . . . dancing . . . Lowell State . . . Reality . . . Lowell State DAVID LAWRENCE HOLMES . . . 1644 Vernon St. is his second home . . . loves working at Tulsa . . . Homa . . . always buying tapes . . . went through four cars in one year . . . BRIAN STEWART HOCKING Springfest 2; Class Council 2, 3, 4; Bio. Lab Assistant 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Spring Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. . . . Hock ... a fantastic athlete . . . whis- tle while you work . . . party at Hock ' s house . . . will make a fine cook (If variety is the spice of life!) . . . RICHARD EMERSON HOLMES Nat ' l Honor Society 4. . . . J. E. Lucy and Igor . . . the race between the Boat and the Falcon . . . down the cape . . . the almost trips to Maryland and New Hampshire . . . He could be talked into almost anything. MOST PERSUASIVE Jimmy Mullen and Kathy O ' Donnell DAVID GEORGE HORTON JR. . . . Likes good music . . . good food . . . sports . . . That ' s right . . . plans to work after graduation . . . SALLY ANNE HOWES Census 3; Office Girl 4; A Cappella Choir 2; Tennis 3; Pep Squad 1, 2. DEBORAH LOUISE HOLMGREN Debby Student Council 1; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Eng. Office Girl 3; Voice of Democracy 4; A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 4. . . . Bill . . . flying with your favorite pilot ... P. F. ... a cheerleader is? . . . off to green Mountain ... on a 750 Honda? . . . MARY ELLEN INGARGIOLA Class Council 2; Freshman Band 1; Basket- ball 2; Red Cross 2. . . . Mary Mustang and her mean Mustang . . . likes the beach . . . Ronnie too . . . I ' m hip ... is very interested in working with retarded people . . . . . . Soft spoken charm . in a million, a true friend a smile for everyone . . . she ' s that one . sincere . . . CHRISTINE ANNE JEFFERY Tina Student Council 2, 3; Class Council 4; Nat ' l Honor Society 3, 4; Humanities Science 4; Girls ' State 4; Silver M 2. 3, 4, Sec ' y 4; Football Queen 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Freshman Choir 1; Chamber Singers 3, 4: S.E.M.S.B.A. 2, 4; District Chorus 4; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading Co-Capt. 1; Year- book Editor 4. . . . I ' m not that short . . . likes basket- ball practice . . . enjoys watching football games . . . great pianist . . . honorary Rock Streeter . . . MOST ARTISTIC Jon Olson and Diane DeCourcy BRADFORD PAUL JOHNSON Brad Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Council 2; Nat ' l Honor 3, 4, Pres. 4; Humanities Sci- ence 4; Choate Russian Trip 3; P.C.C. 1, 2; Freshman Band 1; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Chamber Singers 2, 3, 4; Men ' s Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S.E.M.S.B.A. 2; Soccer 3, 4; Co- Capt. 4; Cross Country 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Spring Track 2; Baseball 1; Golf 3, 4; Year- book Layout. Editor 4; Physics Club Treas. 4. ... A great ryskee chelovek . . . loves that 10-speed bike . . . President 1992 . . . enjoys mountain climbing . . . will be a great mathematician . . . JOHN CARL JURGENS Jurg Freshman Football 1; Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4. ... A devious smile . . . P. F. . . . Aw, C ' mon! . . . loves to play tennis ... a great photographer . . . adds his own touch to everything he does . . . SUSAN MARIE JOHNSON . . . Has a passion for thoroughbred racing . . . breeding show rabbits ... a passion for food, including food for thought . . . MICHAEL JOHN KELLY Mike Freshman Choir 1; A Cappella Choir 2; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Physics Club 4. . . . Shoe strings really tied him down to Algebra II . . . He ' ll go to bat for anyone — baseball that is . . . please do not leave rub- ber in the parking lot . . . After a summer away, we came back as sophisticated Sophomores. MELANIE SUSAN KENYON Voice of Democracy 4; Evaluation Committee 3; American Institute for Foreign Study; Bio Lab Assistant 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3; Freshman Choir 1; Basketball 2, 3; Tennis 3; Pep Squad 1. . . . Melanie, you better get those papers corrected for Mrs. Woodburn! . . . likes traveling . . . her dog Pierre . . . music . . . sailing . . . summertime . . . and a Russian friend . . . WILLIAM WAINO KUJANPAA Bill Census 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4. . . . A very good soccer player . . . quiet . . . contributes a lot to the mighty trumpets in the band . . . hopes to go to Gordon next year . . . JOSEPH ANTHONY KOPITZ Joe Nat ' l Honor Society 3, 4; Humanilies-Science Honor Class 4; Science Lab Assistant 3; Drug Course 4; Band , 2. 3, 4; Freshman Band 1; Clari- net Choir 3; S.E.M.S.B.A. 3; Yearlwok Staff Photo Ed. 4; Biology Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; M.H.S. Photo Staff 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4. . . . one of M.H.S. ' s best photographers . . . very smart ... a really great guy . . . interested in working and being with people . . . LORRAINE CARMEN LAFONTAINE Student Council 4; Census 3; Class Council 4; Nat ' l Honor Society 3, 4; Office Girl 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Freshman Choir; Chamber Singers 4; S.E.M.S.B.A. (Chorus) 2; Field Hockey 2, 3; Pep Squad 2; Freshman Play. . . . A really pleasant girl . . . very smart . . . a nice voice . . . coffee and doughnuts on the bus . . . wedding bells . . . MARK JOHN KOUGIAS Basketball L . . . Huh? . . . likes parties and hanging around town . . . likes being with friends SUSAN ELLEN LANG Sue Class Council 2, 3, 4; Lab. Asst. 3, 4; Track 2; Prom Committee 3. . . . Sue Fang . . . Danny ... a blue comet G. T. . . . I haven ' t got my glasses on ... a dental assistant? . . . BRADFORD ROBERT LEARY Brad . . . A screech of brakes . . . mechnically minded . . . really charms the ladies . . . always on the go . . . JAMES KERR LEE Jimmy D.E.C.A. 3, 4, Pres. 4; D.E.C.A. State V. Pres. 4. . . . Loves to ski . . . enjoys friendly people . . . is very involved with D.E.C.A. . . . true to his friends . . . DOUGLAS ALDEN LEARY Doug Track 3. . . . Tammy and cars turn the key to his ignition.. . . usually travelling at lop speed but always knows where he ' s going . . . you ' ll never find another one like him (well ROBERT JAMES LETENDRE Bobby Census 3; Class Council 1, 4; Silver M, V. Pres. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4; Brockton Enterprise All-Scholas. Football 4, S.S.L. All Star Football 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, M.V.P. 2. . . . Reception complete by co-captain Letendre . . . watch him shoot . . . goes into his windup . . . the life of the party . . . talk about friendliness . . . fun in Flo- rida . . . DENNIS MICHAEL LEE Denny Student Council 1, 3; Census 3; Class Coun- cil 2, 4, Treas. 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball L . . . Den, got 30c I can borrow? ... a great friend . . . leave things to the last min- ute . . . has a home away from home . . . where ' s that Denny? . . . plans to study Accounting . . . CRAIG GREENWOOD LEVELLIE . . . Has been active in the 4H horse club . . . has someone to keep him busy in the halls of M.H.S. . . . digs farming . . . 36 W r sat throuf h endless bomb scares and classes with no heat. KARL EDWARD LINDFORS Electronics Club 3. . . . Quite a joker . . . tells us he wants to become a hit man for the Mafia . . . always smiling ... it makes people wonder what he ' s up to! . . . JUDITH ELAINE LOPES Judy Office Supervisor 4. . . . Likes to listen to music . . . dancing . . . secretarial work . . . has a passion for Reese ' s Peanut Butter Cups . . . plans to become an executive secretary . . . CLAIRE ELLEN LOVELL SpringfesI 2; Census 3; Class Council 2, 4; Humanities Science 4; Office Girl 1; Field Hockey 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co- Capt. 2; Softball 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2; Intramurals 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play Reading Committee 4; Fall Sports Banquet 4. . . . Clairee . . . loves sports . . . just love driver ' s ed . . . loves having fun and 2:12 bell . . . Will ' ya not ' . . . . June 6, 1973 . . . We learned how to do our schoolwork with mittens on. CAROL ANN MacDONALD . . . Mac . . . likes Demo . . . dancin g . . . cycles . . . scrambles . . . wanna bet . . . the gum chewing award of 1973 goes to . . . lets you know what ' s on her mind . . . wants to assist . . . medically . . . CAROL SUSAN MALCOLM Student Council 2; Nat ' l Honor Society 3, 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3; Freshman Choir 1; Pep Squad 1, 2. . . . Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam . . . school ' s out . . . Why has this great change come about? . . . the best thing in life is friendship . . . Gonna cut off the soles of my shoes, sit in a tree, and play the flute . . . CYNTHIA MARIE MacDONALD Cindy Census 3; Class Council 3, 4; Nat ' l Honor Society 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Evaluation Committee 3; Bio. Lab Asst. 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. . . . Likes talking . . . very helpful . . . loves art (Art?) . . . always around when you need her ... off to Maine ... in a blue Cougar? . . . NEIL KEITH MARANVILLE Lab Assistant 4; Volleyball 3, 4. . . . The best bass player in the world . . . vol- leyball . . . Reality . . . that luxurious red van . . . reading a paper in Geometry? . . . CLASS WIT Danny Briggs and Terry Condon e remember our gym teacher with all her Suzies. JOHN McLEAN MARSHALL JR. Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . Under that kingly solitude is a fun-lov- ing devil . . . casual . . . easy going ... at home with everyone . . . deliberate daring . . . the ladies love him . . . MARLISE MARIE MARTIN Red Cross 2. . . . Brockton ' s her town . . . just can ' t help blushing . . . mischievous eyes . . . mischievous mind . . . but always so kind RAYMOND EDWARD MASTRO Ray Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Volleyball 4. . . . Quiet but friendly ... a drummer in the band . . . volleyball . . . girls ... oh to be rich . . . another lover of Reality . . . and now off to? . . . MARCIA JEAN McCARTHY Yearbook Staff 4; Fall Sports Banquet Chair- man 4. . . . Always smiling . . . who ' s a flirt? . . . what ' s hapanin ' ? . . . likes Bookkeeping? . . . enjoys just being herself . . . ROBERT ARTHUR McDADE JR. Bob Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 3. . . . Mickey ... a girl named Kim . . . he ' s tuned in to music . . . sports . . . ya know what I mean? . . . greatest ambition — to be rich . . . SHEILA LYNN McKENNEY Census 3; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Evaluation Committee 3; Bio. Lab Assist- ant 3, 4; Freshman Band 1; Tennis 3; Year- book Staff 4. . . . Maine . . . Dana . . . asparagus on toast . . . having a good time . . . rolling down the street in her green funk Mercury 39 ? Learned how to leave work until the last minute. TIMOTHY CAREY McKISSICK Timmy . . . What he needs is a little glue in his homeroom seat . . . watch out for that door! . . . driving off cliffs is hard on bumpers STEVEN ANTHONY MELEO Steve Football 1, 2; Soccer 3; Golf 2. . . . Italians forever! . . . those volleyball games! . . . motorcycles — the only way to fly JAMIE HELEN MrNEIL Sludenl Counril 1. 2, 3. 4; Springiest 1, 2; Census Chairman 3; Class Council 1, 2. 3. 4. V. Pres. 1, 2, 4. Sec ' y 3; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Voice of Democracy 4; Evaluation Committee 3; Choale Russian Trip 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Freshman Band 1; Clarinel Choir 4; Field Hockey Co-C pt. 2; Basketball 2. 3. 4. Co Capl. 2, 4. MVP 3, 4; Soft- ball 2; Tennis 3; Cheerleading 1; Intramural 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Red Cross 1; Senior Play Read- ing Committee 4; Freshman Play 1; Fall Sports Banquet 2. 3. 4. . . . Rane . . . Rock Streeler . . . great athlete . . . what if we get in an accident? . . . likes music, poetry, ice cream, and Reese ' s . . . wants to always be happy . . . EDWARD TIERNEY MINKLE Ed Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Hockey 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1- . . . Don ' t shut my locker! . . . don ' t go too fast . . . IVlink, you might get a ticket ... a lover of sports (and girls) . . . EDWARD RICHARD McQUIGGAN JR. Ed Football 1. 3, 4; Hockey 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . Really known for his points in football . . . sports score points with him . . . for- ever friendly . . . PAMELA ANN MOQUIN Pammy Nat ' l Honor 3, 4; Humanities Science 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Choir 1; Chamber Singers 3, 4; SEMSBA 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Senior Play Reading Committee 4. . . . Now we know the difference between quiet and shy ... a beautiful voice . . . Fish, when are you going to be on time? . . . likes a certain guy in Oakdale . . . 40 Junior year we not only felt ourselves to be the upper crust, we were. At times STAGEY ANN MORRIS Student Council 3; Class Council 3; Office Girl 3; Basketball 2; Softball 2; Pep Squad 1; Census 3. . . . Moose . . . Clam . tomorrow ' s my birthday parties, and boys . . . Farrar ' s . . . . likes sports. EILEEN MARY MORRISON Student Council 1, 2, 3; Springfest 1, 2; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Silver M 2, 3. 4, Treas. 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3; Chamber Singers 3; J.V. Tennis 3; Varsity Cheerleader 2; Yearbook 4; Pep Squad 1. . . . Loved for her smile . . . gearhead 1? ... a love for Horseneck . . . that maroon Galaxy 500 . . . weekend parties . . . and now to be a nurse . . . JAMES LAWRENCE MULLEN Jimmy Student Council 1; Springfest 1; Class Council 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Freshman Choir 1; Chamber Singers 1; Men ' s Glee Club 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4; Old Colony League All-Star 3; Baseball 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4. . . . Slow but sure . . . handle that basketball . . Don ' t worry, I ' ll be there really knows how to . quite a joker . . . HP [ we thought it smart to be a Little reactionary; at other times, a little radical. ,1. KATHLEEN ANN O ' DONNELL Kalhy . . . Summertime . . . going to parties and the beach . . . I ' m gettin ' dismissed . . . a lot of fun . . . wants to work with children MOST TALKATIVE Brian Hocking and Kathy O ' Donnell TERRENCE PETER MURPHY Terry Student Council 1, 4; Football 1, 4; Basket- ball 1; Track 4. . . . Murph . . . Where do you get off? . . . likes girls, football, hockey, and going to parties . . . likes having a good time . . . JON ERIC OLSON Band 2, 3, 4; Brass Choir 2, 3, 4; Men ' s Glee Club 3, 4; S.E.M.S.B.A. Band 2; Dis- trict Band 3: Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Potential Art 4. . . . Tackle by 79 ... a certain Greek cheerleader . . . loves that trombone . . . loves wrestling . . . friendliness is . . . is she nice! . . . and now off to study art . . . at Fuller Shores?!! . . . NANCY PARKS Student Council 4; Class Council 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 4; Bio. Club 4. . . . Loves nature . . . animals ... a fine seamstress . . . loves to cook . . . NANCY LEE PAWLAK Nat ' l Honor 3, 4; Humanities Science Hon- ors Class 4; Census 3; Freshman Band 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Clarinet Choir 3, 4; Freshman Choir 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4. . . . Pollack . . . basketball . . . MYF vs PF? . . . Course the Bruins won . . . Are you going to the game? ... an X-ray technician . . . MARIANNE RUTH POWERS Nat ' l Honor Society 3, 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Lab Assistant 3; Office Supervisor 4; Softball 2; Red Cross 2. . . . Loves sports, especially Softball . . . enjoys going to the movies . . . and Rick! . . . ambition is to be a legal secretary . . . EDWARD JOHN PYATT Ed . . . Enjoys a good party . . . doesn ' t like plastic people . . . loves art . . . PAUL REDLON D.E.C.A. 4. . . . Often seen around Lorenzo ' s . . . has a great interest in cars . . . and girls . . . Snag . . . 260 . . . WILLIAM EDWARD RILEY JR. Bill Student Council 1, 4; Cross Country 2; Spring Track 2. ... A sincere friend . . . you ' ll never find a finer diner . . . quite a cook (but certainly not a short order!) . . . quite a guy . . . TERRY LEWIS ROBERSON JR. Nat ' l Honor Society 3, 4; Football 1; Foot- ball Manager 3; Golf 2, 3; Winter Track 3. . . . Always getting slopped by police when driving his car . . . loves writing one page reports . . . plays volleyball in spare time BARBARA ANN RUDOLPH Nat ' l Honor Society 3, 4; Office Girl 3; Office Supervisor 4. . . . Slender, tender, and tall . . . another one of those North Streeters . . . loves ani- mals . . . stock cars . . . will make a fine secretary . . . too quiet for words ... a girl worth knowing . . . MARK ANDREW RUFO Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Football 2. . . . Rufus . . . Canu canoe? . . . active in sports . . . fun-loving . . . gets a large charge out of the business of living . . . HENRY JOSEPH ST. LAURENT JR. Band 1. 2, 3, 4. . . . Used to bomb around in pink car . . . great Lorenzo worker . . . really loves long hair . . . hates changes . . . WALTER HENRY SAVARD III Football 3, 4. . . . Rait . . . loves to travel . . . interested in meeting new people and making new friends . . . popular with the ladies . . . We went to our Junior Prom. We remember how everyone left MOST INTELLECTUAL Mike Bianchini and Carol Malcolm CLAUDIA LEE SHAW Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Nat ' l Honor Society 3, 4, Treas. 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Voice of Democracy 4; Evaluation Committee 3; Choate Russian Tour 3; English Office Girl 3; Freshman Band 1; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Freshman Choir 1; Chamber Singers 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt 4; Tennis 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Red Cross 3; Census 3; Sen- ior Play Reading Committee 4: Freshman Play 1; Prom Committee 3. . . . Claud ... an honorary member of the Rock Street gang . . . another Esposito on ice . . . loves all sports and likes to watch them too . . . with her cute smile, she ought to make it big as a Russian interpreter (says Blob) . . . PATRICIA LEE SHAW Patti Office Girl 3; Tennis 4. ... If no one had created laughing, she would have . . . likes car races . . . tennis . . . horses . . . Dave . . . and a certain blue Chevelle . . . TERRY MARGUERITE SHAW Office Girl 1, 2, 3. 4; Librarian 1. . . . Huh? . . . Billy . . . baggies ... to travel . . . likes music and good times . . . hates being on a schedule . . . KAREN ELIZABETH SHURTLEFF Class Council 2, 3, 4; Office Girl 3, 4; Jr. Prom Queen 3; Field Hockey 3. . . . Carrot . . . that certain Mustang . . . guys . . . lots of fun . . . crowds ... to be a medical assistant . . . wedding bells . . . SUSAN JEAN SILVA Guidance Office Girl 3, 4. . . . Folk music! . . . what could be better . . . two cups of coffee?! . . . skating — her favorite sport . . . sorry. Sue, there ' s no ice at Horseneck . . . MOST DRAMATIC Mary Heleen and Jimmie Mullen 1 We became more and more conscious of our teachers. Some we ' ll never forget. JAMES ALAN SILVIA Jimmy Basketball 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play Reading Committee 4; Biology 4; Potential Art 4. . . Likes his friends to see him talking to girls, and the girls like to talk to him . . . hopes to go to Bridgewater State . . . going down Heidi ' s . . . Highland Heights three time winner . . . H - BEVERLY RICHMOND SMITH Bev Office Girl 3. 4. . . . Really? . . . munchees . . . staying out . . . Mike . . . hales carrots . . . THOMAS RONALD SMYTH Tommy Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Year- book Staff 4; Bio. Club Treas. 4. . . . Plans to go to college . . . likes skating and swimming . . . likes not to be bored . . . tries not to think about Alg. II . . . LYNN ANN SOLBERG Nat ' l Honor Society 3, 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play Reading Committee 4. . . . Hockey fanatic . . . loves skiing and peppermint stick ice cream . . . field hockey goalie . . . sun mountain . . . going on to college . . . or to buy out Farrar ' s . . . I MELISSA LONI STABLER SOUSA Missy Office Girl 3. 4. . . . Gives Portugese lessons during fifth period P.O.D. class . . . going with a guy from Taunton . . . Skipper . . . one of the funniest kids in M.H.S. JOHN EDWARD SOUZA JR. Student Council 1; Football 1; Basketball 1. . . . Snooze . happening? . . loves to hunt . . . What ' s . wants to go on to work Th en came the day when all the Seniors graduated. We couldnt believe CAREY KATHERINE SULLIVAN Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . Really fun to be with . . . has a cute laugh ... a true friend . . . loves writing ... the beach . . . boys . . . TINA MARIE STEPHENS Business Office Girl 4; Pep Squad 1. . . . Good things come in small packages . . . loves horseback riding . . . who ' s Ricky?! ... KATHY JEAN STANDISH Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Class Council 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Tennis 3; Intramurals 3. . . . Don ' t fall out of the boat . . . Stop that runaway car . . . sure plays a mean game of tennis ... I shall return . . . real craving for apples during band . . . Doug . . . happiness is . . . WILLIAM MICHAEL SULLIVAN Billy Census 3; Nat ' l Honor Society 3, 4; Humani- ties-Science Honors Class 4; Choate Russian Trip 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Brass Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Men ' s Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S.E.M.S.B.A. 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Golf 2, 3, 4; Physics Club Pres. 4. . . . Sails backwards? . . . spare me . . Sully ' s quite a trumpet player . . . full of puns . . . sto mojno skazat? ... Ping Pong Champion 1996 . . . that we were taking their places. This was our shortest year. WILLIAM ROGER TANGUAY Bill Football 1; Art Class Movie 1. . . . Likes Sandy . . . loves training dogs and working outdoors ... is great with a camera ... a fantastic artist . . . JENNIFER TRAINER Jenny Student Council 4; Census 3; Nat ' l Honor 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Evaluation Committee 3; Concordia Youth Chorale 3; PCC 2; Eng. Office Girl 4; Student Librarian 1; Silver M 4; A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 4; Freshman Choir 1; Chamber Singers 3, 4; SEMSBA 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3; Senior Play Reading Committee 4; Freshman Play 1; Yearbook Senior Section Editor 4. . . . Mark, what does that mean? ... not two different shoes? . . . Harden Hill Road . . . P. F. President . . . Tee Hee . . . I ' m so embarrassed . . . ory-vwory! . . . HERBERT ERNEST THOMPSON III Herbie Bio. Lab Assistant 4; Art Club 3. . . . Turns as red as a beet when embar- rassed . . . dislikes people who are big fakes in gym . . . quite an artist . . . RICHARD JOSEPH THOMPSON Dick Cross Country 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Baseball 1. ... A fire extinguisher won ' t be forgotten on the next camping trip to Long Pond . . . known by all his friends as a great guy . . . hasn ' t got a mean bone in his body . . . loves a good laugh . . . SHARON DENISE VAN HOUTEN Office Girl 4. ... If anyone in our class becomes a model . . . wants to travel . . . interested in boys . . . one certain guy especially . . . wants to become a secretary . . . BETTY ELAINE VICKERY Office Girl 4. . . . Conscientious, but not overdone . . . winning smile . . . soft-spoken . . . loyal . . . sincere . . . willing to work for what she wants . . . will make a great secretary 49 W e tried to do everything that we missed in the past years. DOROTHY ANN VIEIRA Class Council 2, 3, 4; Nat ' l Honor Society 3, 4, Sec ' y 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; Field Hockey 2, 3. ... A true and noble friend ... a fantastic field hockey player . . . loves a good laugh . . . eating cookies in front of the town hall? DIANNE MARIE WESTFALL Student Council 1; Basketball 1; Pep Squad 1; Red Cross 2. . . . DeeDee . . . Denny ' s baby blue ' s . . . what a cutie . . . weekends . . . getting mar- ried . . . hates lima beans ... a really true friend . . . THOMAS KENNETH VON EUW Tom . . . Liked a lot by his friends . . . friendly to all . . . quiet in school, but knows his mind . . . fun to be with . . . ROBERT BICKNELL WARREN Bobby . . . Energy plus . . . Peggy . . . devilish gleam in his eye ... a genius for practical jokes . . . loves weekending at MooseHead Lake . . . CLIFTON MANUEL WHITE Cliff Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Census 3; Class Council 1, 2, 3, Pres. 1. 2, 3; Bio. Lab Assistant 3; Silver M 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Men ' s Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Brockton Enterprise All Scholastic 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Sports Editor 4. . . . Sports and all his ladies . . . always smiling . . . wants to be happy (always) and successful . . . I ' ll be honest with you VIRGINIA LEE WHITING Ginny Field Hockey 2; Pep Squad 1, 2. . . . Likes the ocean . . . animals . . pie . . . going to join the service . . . peo- my ' ' ' JAMES WALTER WIKSTEN Jim Football 1. . . . Wicha . . . sense of humor . . . easy to gel along with . . . crazy . . . about cars and good legs! . . . LYNN BETH WILBUR Class Council 4; Humanities-Science Honors Class 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Freshman Choir 1; Yearbook Art Editor 4. . . . Likes music . . . (iui ' t and sweet . . . nice if you need someone to talk to . . . You ' ve got a friend . . . WALTER WILLIAM WILBUR Football 3; Track 1, 2, 3. . . . Silence is golden . . . really likes rock music . . . sports . . . Hyde Park . . . motorcycles . . . Nancy . . . MOST SINCERE Jamie McNeil and Jim Silvia SUSAN WILMOT Sue Student Council 2, 3; Census 3; Humanities- Science Honors Class 4; Class Council 4; Choate Russian Trip 3; Eng. Dept. Office Girl 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Woodwind Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; SEMSBA Band 2, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3. 4: Softball 2; Tennis 3, 4; Freshman Cheerleading 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Freshman Play 1; Jr. Prom Commit- tee 3; Physics Club 4. . . . Wake up. Sue . . . always late for everything . . . likes sports and music . . . a great debator . . . plans to major in Spe- cial Ed . . . KATHERINE ANN ZERONSKY Kathy A wonderful artist . . . plays the guitar loves animals . . . the sea . . . music d ' I Go to college? Work? Get married? We don ' t know. So we shrug our Pictures Not Available GEORGIA ANN LONG Student Council 3; Office Girl 3, 4. . . . Related to the North Streeters — by marriage . . . trip to Lincoln Park . . . roller skating ... Jr. High dances . . . Linda ' s party . . . KAREN LEE NUNES . . . Can ' t wait until summer . . . likes clothes . . . Bobby! . . . Four Corners . . . look for a Chinese restaurant and you ' ll find her . . . plans to go to business college . . . KEVIN PATRICK MURPHY . . . Likes girls, beer, and money . . . doesn ' t like working too hard . . . calm and quiet . . . knows his P.O.D. . . . spends time sleeping in the lounge . . . STEVEN PETER DAVID OLDRID D.E.C.A. 3, 4. . . . Wants to have the best time out of life that he can get . . . inter- ested in farming (Hoe! Hoe! Hoe!) . . . likes heavy concerts . . . Steve CLASS COLOR Blue and Gold CLASS MOTTO There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS FAVORITES FOOD pizza GROUP Chicago CLOTHES dungarees SONG Colour My World SPORT football HANGOUT Zo ' s TEACHER Mr. Mumford SAYING Where do you get off? 52 shoulders and mannf e a faint ' goodbye. 53 The class of 73 hereby bequeaths the following things, people, and places to those left behind: Jim leaves Mike his lielmet. Mr. E ' s third period ceramics class leaves him 300 lbs. of dried up clay. Claudia and Debby leave Jan, Laura, and Jackie memories of pencil. Bob and Jim leave Mike and Mace to enforce the training rules. Marcia, Carol, and Karen leave their bibles to Mr. Denise ' s next year ' s class, praying that everyone of them can hubba- hubba. A lot of kids leave Mr. Hilsabeck a quarter to tap on his desk. Eileen leaves Mary, Dale, and Jeannie to find their way to school next year. Gerry leaves Mr. Denise in search of the kidnapper. John leaves Pete all his old socks. Debby leaves next years ' cheerleaders with the hassle of practicing after school. Terry and Buffy leave Mr. MacDonald a whistle, badge, and police hat to wear while directing traffic before and after school. Claire, Bonnie, Stacey, and Gerry leave Mrs. Gates . . . very definitely with an IN. Bob leaves Harry some tape for his knee. Susan leaves Mr. McMahon a hot tip of The Heckler at Suffolk Downs. Lynne leaves another office girl to bring Mr. MacDonald ' s coffee to him. Kathy leaves the lunches to anyone who can hack getting them down. Dianne leaves knowing all about family life. Nancy leaves two more Pollacks to roam around M.H.S. Hock leaves Mike at the Savoy Brown and Neil Young Concerts. Linda leaves Pat, Muff, and Darryl three years of high school, and Jenny one year of Dictation. Nancy leaves her seat in Driver ' s Ed to her brother. Eileen leaves 3 Lynches down and 4 to go. Peter and Dan leave Miss Dupee a retired delivery service. Buffy leaves an English book . . . burning! Terry, Eileen, Claire, Stacey, and Claire leave a certain statey looking for a horse at Fernande ' s Frame Shop. 55 REMEMBER the undefeated Frosh football team the parties at Ed ' s cottage and Hawk ' s house the strike over the dress code when Miss Dupee dissected the skunk when many of us went to the tuh after basketball when Miss Wiedl dropped the colored chalk eraser on her blousi when Nancy only made five errors in one inning when Whip found the guinea pig in the waste basket when Jenny cracked up while nominating Jim for president when the field hockey team threw Miss Salley into the mud puddle the Ferocious Five had Mrs. Gates 6th period the competition to be kicked out of 8z algebra when Peter and Danny dug a grave for Peanut Butter Harry Gailey the time Cliff hit Jamie with the baseball bat when Mary got the pie in the face when Jenny wore two different shoes to school when Walter threw Lynn ' s sneaker on top of the light when in Jr. High skirts had to be one inch from the middle of our knee when Karl went flying out the window at the old high school ren re ralked rith R ' s when Terry Condon quit school ' Sarge !I when John drove Dwayne ' s car off a cliff the field trip to Miles Standish and Brian ' s bathing suit when Jim and a teacher called each other ill read and ill bred the Charlie Brown Christmas tree in the lounge talking Bob into wearing Jamie ' s basketball uniform Melissa roller skating in school when Marcia, Kathy and Lynne chose the wrong time for a car accident Remember cheering for the Sachems at basketball games QUEEN ' S COURT; Left to Right: Linda Caron, Kathy Standish, Queen Karen Shurtleff, Lorraine Lafonlaine, Bev Smith Color My World Class of ' 73 Junior Prom April 28, 1972 Eugene ' s Students Tour Soviet Union in 1972 Sue standing in front of a dining place in Claudia (left) and Brad (center) waiting in Jamie in Moscow ' s Red Square Moscow Moscow Airport for jet home The tour of the Soviet Union dur- ing the summer of 1972, which was sponsored by The Choate School, was conducted by Johannes van Straalen, Director of the Russian Studies Center. With the most wilHng help and recommendations of Mr. John Sulli- van, this fantastic experience was made possible for Brad Johnson, Jamie McNeil, Claudia Shaw, Billy Sullivan and Sue Wilmot. Melanie Kenyon participated in a similar program. After having visited Leningrad, Volgograd, Sochi, Tblisi, Kiev and Moscow, we can all be assured that the trip was a most unforgettable experience — pravda (right)?! In an assembly sponsored by the Silver M Society, students involved in this tour shared their experiences with the student body. There was a slide presentation and descriptions of points of interest concerning Russia and Soviet life. Billy (left) and Claudia (second from right) standing on a tower overlooking the Black Sea and the out- skirts of Turkey Row 1: S. Wilmot, C. Harlow, D. Weston. Row 2: E. Lynch, K. Standish, L. Crosland, L. MacDonald, D. Reynolds, L. Wilbur. Row 3: M. Maddigan, S. Dionne, C. Nourse, S. Morse, A. Howes, A. While, S. McKee, P. Connolly, H. St. Laurent. Row 4: S. Thayer, S. Lynda, M. Howes, L. Phister, R. Seaver. .1. Picone. G. Craig, D. Wood. Row 5: R. Nelson, director; K. Cassin, R. Mastro, J. Cushman, 0. Solberg, J. Olson, J. Waters. Row 1: D. Nourse, K. Clark, J. McNeil. Row 2: N. Parks, P. Howard, C. Savas, E. Candee, P. Blanchard. Row 3: K. King, S. Ames, J. Davis, T. Schofield, J. Kopitiz, D. Kennedy, J. McNeil, N. Pawlak, G. Kulian. Row 4: J. Lynde, W. Kujanpaa, G. Flood, J. Farmer, S. Schofield, W. Sullivan, T. Bump, D. Cahoon, P. Woodburn, P. Blanchard, R. Dawson. Row 5: M. Moran, T. Stoddard, S. Johnson, D. Bourne, D. McNayer, M. Perry, M. Moran. d COLOR GUARDS; Left to Right: K. Ducas, A. Riley, C. Travassos, G. Glover. A CAPPELLA CHOIR; Row 1: S. Alberti, J. Burke, G. Fittsley, M. Heleen, L. MacDonald, A. O ' Toole, F. Warner, R. Sullivan, R. Mello, L. Rockwood, C. Savas, L;l LaFontaine, B. Mastro. Row 2: C. Shaw, M. Shiek, L. Wilbur, F. Yarsites, P. Moquin, D. Holmgren, K. Clark, A. Clay, D. Shaw, E. Thompson, C. Soule, K. Levesque, D| Weston. Row 3: J. Malewicz, M. Perry, S. Valler, G. Griffith, B. Johnson, C. White, J. Mullen, P. Blanchard, D. Mackiewicz, J. Andrade, J. Cushman, D. Johnson, Maddigan, J. Trainer, T. Jeffrey, Mr. Brooks — director. I FRESHMAN CHOIR; Left to Right: First Row: B. Buckley, S. MaoDonald, J. Farmer, P. Atkins, B. Duarte, J. Bent, J. Cadorette. Second Row: A. White, S. Cartwright, A. Howes, B. Frye, L. Kujanpaa, S. Craig, S. Callan, D. Pawlak, C. Blassies. Third Row: C. Schofield, T. Riley, D. Bliss, P. Connolly, J. Pickering, D. Harris, T. Stoddard, D. Lewis, Mr. Brooks, advisor. GIRLS ' CHORUS; Left to Right: First Row: M. Murphy, M. Bosari, K. Einstein, M. Ayotte, W. Viden, J. McNeil, J. Burke, S. Jewell, K. Levesque, K. Schobel, B. Mastro, L. Flynn, C. Grose. Second Row: C. Travassos, S. Smith, L. Savard, K. Weaver, L. Rufo, L. Murdoch, T. Cabral, N. Flood, L. Vaughan, N. Ferraguto, J. O ' Connor, C. Giberti, B. Howard, I. Gamache. Third Row: J. Savard, T. Schofield, P. Small, S. Warner, K. Bickford, K. Brown, S. Blanchard, A. Garceau, E. Beckman, K. Moranville, L. lampietro, L. Letendre, B. MacAllister, L. Atkins, Mr. Brooks — advisor. I CHAMBER SINGERS; Row 1: J. Burke, M. Shiek, M. Maddigan, J. Trainer, T. Jeffrey. Row 2: R. Sullivan, D. Holm- gren, M. Heleen, L. Rockwood, L. Lafon- taine, A. O ' Toole. Row 3: P. Moquin, C. Shaw, L. MacDonald, C. Harlow, D. Weston, K. Levesque, B. Mastro. Row 4: S. )wan, D. Johnson, J. Andrade, B. Johnson, J. Pickering, S. Warner. ADVI- SOR: Mr. Richard Brooks. STRING ENSEMBLE CLARINET CHOIR STRING ENSEMBLE: D. Weston, P. Atkins, A. Clay. CLARINET CHOIR; Row 1: D. Kennedy, G. Kulian, N. Pawlak, E. Lynch. Row 2: L. Wilbur, D. Reynolds, L. Crosland. BRASS CHOIR; Row 1: D. Cahoon, G. Flood. Row 2: W. Sullivan, J. Pickering. Row 3: D. Borne. J. Olson, D. Woods, J. Farmer, S. Schofield, S. Johnson. BRASS CHOIR 64 STUDENT PROJECTIONISTS; Left to Right: E. Giannelli, Mr. McAfee — advisor, T. Sunddard, D. Harris, J. Cheorette, R. LaPointe, J. Bai- ley. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB; Left to Right: Row 1: M. Waterman, S. Cobbett, M. Euell, Miss Dupee — advisor. Row 2: J. Lynde, S. Scho- field, J. Kopitz. CHESS CLUB; Left to Right: D. Johnston, C. Ander- son, Mrs. Desrosiers — advisor, J. McCormick, D. Bliss. CHESS CLUB JUNIOR CHAPTER D.E.C.A.; Row 1: H. Priest. Row 2: P. Gouveia — President. C. Griswold, J. Filz — Store Manager, S. Carofoli — Secretary. Row 3: M. Edwards — Treasurer, L. Carey. Row 4: P. Morelli — Vice President, S. Reynolds, Mr. Marzelli — Teacher Coordinator. JIM LEE PRESIDENT of High School Chapter, VICE PRESI- DENT South East Region Mass, DECA ATTENDED 1970 Massachusetts State Leadership Conference 1971 National Leadership Conf. in San Antonio 1971 North Atlantic Regional Conference Massachusetts Delegates Conference Regional Leadership Conference State Leadership Conference 1971-72 State Officers Training Conference Chapter Officers Training Conference State Coordination Council Meeting National Leadership Conference in California AWARDS: Isl place Jewelry Manual-Regional-L-C. 1st place Student of Year-Regional-L-C. 2nd place State Stu- dent of Year-SLC. 2nd place Jewelry Manual-SLC Distributive Distributive Education identifies a program of instruc- tion which teaches marketing, merchandising, and man- agement. Distributive Education Clubs of America are to D.E. class members what a civic or professional organization is to a group of businessmen. THE D.E.C.A. BLASER Although the main function of the D.E.C.A. Store is training, it also provides a valuable service to the stu- dents of M.H.S. The employees learn the various facets of marketing and distribution. The wants and needs of the consumer, purchasing, pricing, and inventory are all functions of the D.E.C.A. Store. Small as it may seem the D.E.C.A. Blaser is a vital part of the D.E. program. The D.E. students have future plans for expansion. D.E.C.A. STORE EMPLOYEES; Left to Right: H. Priest, L. Carey, C. Griswold, Mr. Marzelli, J. Filz, L. Rockwood Education D.E.C.A. is the only national youth organization operating rough the public schools of Massachusetts to attract young !ople to careers in sales, marketing, and distribution. SENIOR CHAPTER D.E.C.A.; Row 1: K. Chartier, P. Redlon, S. Oldrid — Trea- surer, J. Lee — President. Row 2: T. VonEuw — Vice President, F. Deane, Mr. Marzelli — Teacher Coordinator, P. Campano, R. Duphily. Absent: J. Wiksten. A Training Station A training station is any local business or industry which provides training on a part-time basis and which provides the trainee with opportunities to learn skills and knowledge necessary to become a proficient worker in an occupational field. The in-school related training is sup- plementary to the laboratory experience gained at the training station. Fagerberg ' s Garage: Henry Tinkham (Propri- etor), Fred Deane. Fernande ' s: Steven Carr (Manager), Michelle Bes- sette, Steven Oldrid. Cannon Buick Pontiac Body Shop: Mark Edwards. Jim ' s Exxon Station: Kevin Chartier; Jim Wambolt (proprietor). Cannon Buick Pontiac Garage: Mark Edwards. Tom VonEuw. EDITORS Miss Mary Ann Wiedl Advisor Eileen Lynch Involvement Editor Terry Condon Business Manager Cliff White Sports Editor Tina Jeffery Editor-in-Chief Joe Kopitz Photography Editor Lynn Wilbur Art Editor Jenny Trainer Senior-Section Editor Brad Johnson Layout Editor Yearbook 7 Top to Bottom: G. Griffith, B. Johnson, T. Smyth, J. Silvia, Miss Wiedl — Advisor, C. MacDonald, D. Holmgren, J. Trainer, C. Shaw, L. Solberg, M. Heleen, C. Lovell, T. Jeffery. 3 Top to Bottom: S. McKenney, M. Chassey, J. Kopitz, E. Lynch, L. Wilbur, P. Fitzgerald, L. Caron, T. Condon, C. Bliss, C. White, J. McNeil, E. Morrison, N. Pawlak, C. Harlow. Row 1: Mr. Brooks — advisor. E. Lynch. D. Shaw. S. Whitteberry, J. Burke. T. Condon, J. Peters. Row 2: C. Sylvia, J. Trainer, N. Parks, P. Amaral, M. Blair, M. Waterman, T. Mosca, D. Kennedy. Row 3: B. DiCarlo, S. Cowan, M. Chuippi, B. Johnson, P. Chuippi, L. Hervey, T. Murphy, F. Townsend, C. White. Row 4: M. Masi, C. Soule, L. Rockwood, E. Thompson, A. Clay, G. Michael, K. Crocker, G. Flood, J. Pickering, C. Harlow. Row 5: M. Ayotte, B. Mastro, P. Linton, L. lampietro, P. Small, S. Callan, M. Murphy. M. Bosari, M. Atkins. Row 6: B. Maloof. T. Lopes. K. Lindfors, M. Gendron, A. Guimares, L. Reilly, J. McNeil. Student Council ] OFFICERS; T. Condon — President J. Burke — Vice President S. Whitteberry — Treasurer D. Shaw — Secretary SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Standing Left to Right: J. McNeil — Vice President, M. Crosby — Secretary. On Ladder: D. Lee — Treasurer, C. Harlow — President SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL; Row 1: M. Euell, C. Lovell, N. Parks, C. Harlow, S. Wilmot, C. Shaw, K. Brown. Row 2: D. Holmgren, L. Wilbur, B. Hocking, D. Vieira, J. McNeil, S. Lang, T. Jeffery. Row 3: Mr. King — Advisor, M. Dutra, M. Chassey, M. Crosby, D. Lee. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL; Back Row Standing Front to Back: Mrs. H. Buck — Advisor, M. Waterman, L. Marra, J. Atkins, C. Savas, D. Gamache. Front Row Standing: J. Marshall, M. Atwood, P. Gamache, G. Michaels, C. Giberti, Mr. Hilsabeck — Advisor. Row 1 Seated: C. Bes- sette, M. Edwards, P. Howard. Row 2 Seated: C. Sylvia, S. Cobbett, G. Parsons, M. Masi. Row 3 Seated: K. Bickford, C. Burgess, L. MacDonald. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS; Left to Right: K. Bickf — Secretary, M. Masi — President, C. Burgess — H surer, L. MacDonald — ice President SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS; L.-ft lo Right: K. Einstein — President, K. Levesque — Vice Presi- dent, M. Borsari — Treasurer, T. Lopes — Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL; Seated Left to Right: S. Breedlove, L. Johnson, G. Duarte, K. Clark. Standing Left to Right: Mrs. O ' Brien — advisor, T. Lopes, M. Bosari, L. Hervey, G. Kulian, B. MacAUister, S. Bradley, P. Linton, G. Flood, K. Levesque, K. Einstein, Mrs. Vintro — Advisor. FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL; Row 1: G. MacAulay, B. Howard, R. Bessette, M. Murphy, D. Houlian, R. Stuart, D. Pawlak, L. Walker, T. Stoddard. Row 2: D. VanHouten, D. Lewis, P. Small, S. Callan, D. Mitchell, B. Maloof, S. Craig, B. Frye, J. Peters. Row 3: J. Galanto, Mr. Economos — Advisor. Row 4: Mr. MacDonald — Advisor. ffRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS; Left to Right: J. Peters — measurer, B. Maloof — Secretary, S. Callan — Vice Presi- enl, P. Small — President PEP SQUAD; Row 1: V. Bent, L. Pow- ers, C. Travassos, J. Gosson, D. Cormier, P. While, J. Farmer, D. Sylvia. Row 2: S. Cobbetl, A. Riley, K. Ducas, L. Souza, L. Stetson, S. Cerbolt, L. Moffatt, C. Lee, C. Maiden. Row 3: K. Schoebel, L. Flynn, E. Beckman, C. Grose, S. MacDonald, K. Provencher, K. Mahoney, K. MacDonald, G. Glover, D. Russel. Row 4: K. Flood, L. Marra, J. Griffith, K. Flood, J. Mar- shall, M. Atwood, K. Lucas, K. McManus, M. Chassey, B. Grant. PEP SQUAD COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS; Seated Left to Right: T. Condon, K. Lindfors, G. Griffith, W. Stetson, E. Minkie. Standing: K. Bagdon, F. Townsend. LAB ASSISTANTS; Row 1: C. MacDonald, P. Govoni, S. McKenney, M. Kenyon, C. Bliss, T. Stanley, S. Cobbetl, S. Alberti. Row 2: S. Caro- foli, P. Linton, K. Chapman, P. Amarel, R. Mastro. Row 3: J. Sim- mons, L. lampietro. Miss Dupee — Advisor, B. Hocking, Mrs. Wood- burn — Advisor, N. Maranville. Row 4: J. Andrade , C. Anderson, D. Briggs, P. Chiuppi, D. Cavanaugh. LAB ASSISTANTS 72 STUDENT LIBRARIANS; Seated: D. Almedia, D. Learh, P. Atkins, T. Stanley. Standing: Mrs. King — Advisor, D. Covell, K. Stapleton, A. Riley, K. Ducas, Mr. Maryotl — Advisor, J. Filz. STUDENT LIBRARIANS STUDENT CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES STUDENT CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES; Row 1: M. Blair, G. Michael, G. Glover, B. Grant, K. Lindfors, C. Griswold, G. Griffith, M. Norvish, P. Fitzgerald. Row 2: J. Simmons, M. Edwards, M. Laura, G. Connors, K. Manning, H. Priest, J. Lynde, L. Marra, C. Farley. CAFETERIA GIRLS; Left to Right: Betty Ames, Mary Terwilliger, Eleanor Newton, Bea Belmont, Betty Renfrew, Mary Silvia, Marion Cowan. CAFETERIA GIRLS 73 GUIDANCE OFFICE GIRLS; Left to Right: Front Row: V. Bent, S. Howes, D. Dorr, S. Silvia, Mrs. Brown. Back Row: G. Pittsley, M. Euell, J. Savard, C. MacDonald, J. Corsini, P. Fitzgerald. PRINCIPAL ' S OFFICE GIRLS; Front Row: Mrs. Rossini, Miss Bernabeo, C. Wright, D. Thomas, S. Breedlove, B. Smith, K. Einstein, K. Schobel. Back Row: P. Amaral, T. Lopes, G. Glover, B. DiCarlo, K. Provencher, C. Nourse, T. Shaw. VICE PRINCIPALS ' OFFICE GIRLS; Front Row: M. Parmenter, B. Smith, R. Walker, M. Bean, L. Ambrose, M. Atwood, L. Atkins. Back Row: G. Glover, P. Craig, T. Lopes, T. McAssey, K. Gomes, D. Pawlak, K. MacAuleay. National Honor Society Row 1: S. Doran, L. Lafontaine, B. Johnson, C. Shaw, D. Vieira, J. Trainer, J. Kopitz. Row 2: T. Roberson, P. Moquin, W. Sullivan, C. MacDonald, C. Bliss, L. Wilbur, C. Malcolm, K. Gross. Row 3: M. Powers, K. Dolliver, S. Rudolph, R. Holmes, M. Heleen, N. Pawlak, P. Fitzgerald, L. Solberg, C. Harlow. Row 4: M. Bianchini, C. Jeffery. Missing: J. Cotton, S. Lang. Girls ' State and Boys ' State K. Bagdon, M. Bianchini, T. Jeffery HUMANITIES SCIENCE: 1st Row: Miss Dupee, P. Moquin. E. Lynch. K. Standish, Mrs. Whipple. 2nd Row: D. Vieira, C. Bliss, K. Gross, C. Malcolm, N. Parks, L. Wil- bur, M. Kenyon. 3rd Row: S. McKenney, C. MacDonald, E. Morrison, M. Heleen, N. Pawlak, J. Trainer, S. Doran, P. Fitzgerald. 4th Row: W. Sullivan, J. Koptiz, T. Smyth! S. Wilmot, C. Harlow, C. Lovell, J. McNeil, C. Shaw, T. Jeffery. 5th Row: L. Solberg, S. Howes, L. Atkins, M. Powers, T. Roberson. .J Humanities Science VARSITY Ro 1: M Pr.-l,. M. Perr , G, L don, £. M. yMi|wan. T. Warren. M. Masi. Row 2: E. Minkle, R. Case. J. Olson. P. Chiuppi, J. Seanlon, R, Lelendre. D. Briggs. W. Savard. M. Bel- ni..nl, T, Murpln. P WiioHhurn R.n. .1 Uia. h B. rn , J. Waters. D. Harrison. S. Kelley. J. While. C. While. M. Chiuppi. J. Small. P. Washburn. J. Morelli. B. Hocking. Coach Callahan. The following Sachems were selected for the South Shore League All-Star Team: Pete Chiuppi — Defensive Halfback Bob Letendre — Offense and Defense John Morelli — Offensive Center Cliff White — Offense Bob Letendre was also selected for the Taunton Gazette All-Star Team and earned a Globe All-Star Honorable men- tion. Cliff White and Bob Letendre were chosen for the Brockton Enterprise All Scholastic team. Pete Chiuppi was chosen as the Sachems ' most valuable player. 80 Football ' 72 Sachems Earn 5-2 Record in the South Shore League This year ' s football squad compiled an impressive 5-2 league record, to finish third out of seven teams in it ' s new league. After the first winning season for the Varsity Squad since 1968, hopes are high for the future of the team. Players and Coaches alike feel that the additional incentive and enthusiasm generated this year will create an atmosphere which will bring the team farther still in the ' 73 sea- son. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: F. Townsend, S. Shurtleff, G. Parsons. F. Bean. P. Gouveia, D. Guiducci. Row 2: Coach Murphy, G. Flood, M. Hoult. M. Hannon, M. Francisco, P. Michaels, W. Pawlak. RECORD: 4-3 The ' 73 Sachems demonstrated both offen- sive and defensive strength. A well-balanced and high-scoring offensive team had many impressive point totals for individuals. These were: Cliff White Bob Letendre Dave Harrison Pete Chiu ppi Ed McQuiggan 50 points 30 points 30 points 24 points 22 points Ed McQuiggan scored 19 for 21 point afters and 1 for 3 field goals. The strength of the defense is demon- strated by the five shutouts this year. FRESHMEN Row 1: R. Washburn, D. Bliss, L. Chisolm. M. Kearney, R. Johnson, B. Griswold. J. Stone, G. Delegrado. Row 2; W. Burke, P. Demoranville, P. Connolly, P. Gazo- nus, T. Garafalo, T. Spillane. T. Nichols. M. Henderson, R. Stuart, T. Riley. Row 3: Coach Harrison. S. Nelson, M. Hin- kle, M. Hubert. J. UPeria, T. LovcU, B. Cabral. K. Davis, J. Washburn, M. Colburn, F. Chilcote, Coach Littlefield. RECORD: 4-21 Field Hockey — Talented, bat Inexperienced Squad Wins Two Games As new members of the South Shore League the Girls ' Varsity and J.V. field hockey teams enjoyed victory this season. Ahhough they did not have a winning sea- son, the team displayed enthusiasm and a real spirit of competition. New uniforms added to the color of the team. The girls ' determination brought the varsity two wins and a tie and the J.V., under the coaching of Miss Sakshaug, one win and two ties. This year the varsity co-captains, Netha White and Claudia Shaw were chosen by their teammates, consisting of sophomores, juniors and seniors. The senior members, Sue Wilmot, Lynn Solberg, Dianne DeCourcey and Claudia Shaw want to thank Coach Salley for her patience and encourage- ment. They would like to wish her. Miss Sak- shaug and their teammates best of luck in the seasons to come. VARSITY VARSITY Row 1: J. Burke. N. Ferragulo. N. While. L. Rufo, L. Warren. E. Thompson, K. Levesque. Row 2: Coach Salley. C. Shaw, L. Lelendre, L. lampielro. M. Maddigan, D. DeCourcey. C. Soule, L. Solberg. S. Wilmot. J.V. Row 1; M. Murphy. S. Lynde. L. Reiliy, C. Schofield, V. Elkin. G. Duane, K. Lang. Row 2: J. Gosson, S. Thayer, L. Hervey. K. McManu.s. J. Griffith, M. Ayolte, V. Jackson, K. Moffalt, D. Rossini, D. Pawlak. Row 3: M. Atwood, B. Duarte, T. Schofield, L. Timmins, L. Savard, G. Michaels, P. Small, S. Callan. E. Beckman, D. Reynolds, J. Marshall, G. McAuley, D. Robertson. JUNIOR VARSITY 85 Soccer — Team Shows Promise in Second Season In only the second year of organized soccer, the team showed signs that in the near future MHS will have a good, sound soccer team. Under the guidance of Coach Brooks and the leadership of the four seniors Bill Kujanpaa, Terry Rober- son, Paul Heinig, and Brad Johnson, the team managed to stay close in all but a couple of their matches. With some breaks, the team might have been able to pull off a few more victories. They completed the season with a 1-7-1 record. In building for the future and to give the team some depth. Coach Brooks invited junior high students to participate in the sport. At the conclusion of the season, the team traveled to Stonehill College to watch a match between Stonehill and Holy Cross. The players aspire to play this kind of ball and got many pointers. Row 1: B. Duphily. B. Zablowski. W. Clllis, W. Gillette. S. Kujanpaa. S. McNeil, L. Sousa. M. Mortimer. B. Maksy. C. Falconeiri. Row 2: B. Johnson, D. Chausse, P. Heinig, P. Trinque, W. Kujanpaa, D. Johnson, T. Abair, T. Roberson, B. Frye, R. Sullivan, J. Lynde. D. Therrien. Cross Country — Taylor of M.H.S. Paces the South Shore League The M.H.S. cross country squad finished its season with a 2 and 12 record; however, with eveyone but two seniors return- ing, next years ' prospects look brighter. Harold Taylor provided M.H.S. with its bright spot, finishing first in all but 5 of the league meets and winning trophies at the state and invitational meets. Row 1: D. MacNayr. L. Libby. H. Taylor. D. Cavanaugh. N. Williams. Row 2: Coach Majuri. J. Pickering, R. Thompson. J. Libby, D. Garnelt. Littlefield ' s Power Pack Ends Fabulous Season at Tech III in VARSITY; Row 1: J. Mullen, R. Letendre, co-captains. Row 2: D. Harrison, M. Dutra, J. Fagerberg, J. White, J. Scanlon, J. Marshall, C. White, F. Littlefield - Coach. The Sachems started their season with seven straight wins before dropping a one point decision to Duxbury. They ended regular season play at 15-3, second place in the South Shore League, and then tuned up for the Tech Tourney by winning the league playoff tournament. This year ' s team under the new coaching of Frank Littlefield has developed into one of the best all around teams in the area, from the starting five to the reserves. This year ' s team has shown great depth which has not been seen for quite a few years. In the Class II State Championship Play-offs Middleborough won their first game against an Old Colony Team, Rockland, 72- 63. In their second play-off game against Medfield, the Sachems came close to winning an 83-81 thriller in four overtimes. Our Varsity Basketball squad deserves praise for providing Middleborough with it ' s most exciting season in any Varsity sport for many years. 88 JUNIOR VARSITY; Row 1: M. Card, M. Hannon, F. Townsend, D. Chaussee, P. Heinig, S. Davis. Row 2: J. Mythen, K. Pyus, P. Garrafalo, J. Pierce, D. Guiducci, P. Trinque, R. Sullivan. VARSITY SCORES SCRIMMAGES Foxboro — W Foxboro — W O.R.R. — W O.R.R. — W LEAGUE GAMES Hanover — W Holbrook — W E. Bridgewater — W Duxbury — L Hull — W Norwell — W Cohasset — L Hanover — W Holbrook — L E. Bridgewater — W Duxbury — W Hull — W Norwell — W Cohasset — W 59-46 70-42 64-56 68-61 64-4fi 70-54 49-32 55- 54 66- 41 77-56 63-58 56- 48 76-69 80-66 58- 49 59- 49 67- 51 66-61 SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE ALL STARS David Harrison Robert Letendre Jay White FRESHMAN; Row 1: M. Hebert, J. Peters, T. Riley, R. Griswold, P. Anderson, G. Delgardo. Row 2: H. Brooks (Coach), L. Chisolm, R. Stuart, J. Lapierre. K. Davis, P. Connolly, D. Bliss (mgr.), M. Henderson (scorer). 89 Cheerleaders Left to Right: D. Jeness, S. Leonard, M. Crosby, J. Nichols, C. Savas, D. Holmgren, M. Heleen, C. Gallerani, L. Rockwood, J. McNeil, N. White, P. Blanchard. Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleading holds a uni- que position among sports. Participating in both the foot- ball and basketball games, these young ladies put in many hours of practice. Their enthusiasm and interest in the gam es help provide fans and players alike with a strong desire to win. The varsity squad, led by co-cap- tains Mary Heleen and Deborah Holmgren have shown a real ability to come up with a variety of cheers. Our Ambassadors of good will are respected for all that they add to the M.H.S. sports program. M.H.S. Matmen Liven the Winter Sports Scene at Middleborough High First Row L — R: P. Gouveia, D. Bridgwood, T. Warren, M. Masi, D. Leary, J. Olson, J. Einstein, M. Gillis, M. Holt, R. Washburn. Top Row L — R: K. Oliver, K. Standish, M. Barllett, S. Shurtleff, B. Gaivin, J. Washburn, B. Johnson, G. Hill, C. Anderson, R. Berr) ' — Coach. Wrestling is one of the fastest growing sports in youtii organizations, schools and colleges. It is one of the oldest sports enjoyed by man. Many of the skills have been handed down through the centuries with very little change in the fundamen- tals. Wrestling received considerable publicity in the recent summer Olym- pics, which has aided in its popularity. Previously, Wrestling was only to be found in the general physical educa- tion program at M.H.S. In January of 1972 a wres- tling club was formed at M.H.S. by a group of inter- ested students. Due to the initial interest, enthusiasm and response interscholas- tic competition began with the Winter Sports Program in 1972- ' 73. As is true in many sports, experience is a very vital factor to the overall success of an indi- vidual as well as a team. A considerable amount of valuable experience was acquired by the team dur- ing the year as it had a 10 match schedule. M.H.S. competed against seve ral veteran teams such as Foxboro, Duxbury and Marshfield as well as Plymouth-Carver and Bridgewater-Raynham who were in their first year of competition as well as was M.H.S. A highlight of the 72-73 Wrestling season was the commendable showing the team made at the Marsh- field Invitational Tourna- ment in February, winning 3 second, 2 third, and 3 fourth places. The coming ' 73- ' 74 sea- son should find the M.H.S. Wrestling team in very good shape. There will be a veteran team returning as only three seniors will be graduating. The squad has a nucleus of Freshmen and Sophomores. Several of the wrestlers had a suc- cessful season. Among those were Tom Warren, Mike Masi, Paul Gouveia, Mark Hoult, Gary Hill, Doug Leary and Jon Olson. All of the above will return next season with the excep- tion of Doug Leary and Jon Olson who are Seniors. M,H,S, First Hockey- Team Shows Hustle, Future Looks Bright Led by Captains Jim Gotham, Alan Rink and Alvin Rink, and coached by the very capable Steve Daly, the hockey team made its debut in the South Shore League against Cohasset, a team expected to reach the tourney by the end of the season. Cohassett was expected to beat the Sachems by at least nine goals, but the Middleboro skaters came out hustling and showed an undying spirit that stayed with them throughout the year. The game was closer than most people thought it would be, 5-0. Since then the team has skated well enough to earn many victories, but Lady Luck was against them. The team has predicted a tournament berth next year, how- ever. HOCKEY SQUAD Row 1: P. Gasunas, J. Holmes, E. McQuiggan, J. Gotham, A. Rink, D. Thomas, W. Thomas, K. Crocker. Row 2: N. Wil- I liams, S. Morse, J. McCormick, W. Garceau, Coach Daley, B. Linton, D. Goodnow, P. Michael, J. Moakley. They have very capable personnel. The Rink brothers, Alan and Alvin, are one reason for the prediction of a better season next year. Outstanding hockey potential has also been demonstrated by goaltender Kevin Crocker, wings Bruce Linton and Scott Morse, and center John Moakley. This year ' s defensive pairings are Alvin Rink and Ed McQuiggan, John Holmes and Donny Thomas, and Bill Garceau and Dana Goodnow. Other forwards on the team include Joe McCormick, Nat Williams, Pete Michael, and Bill Thomas. The back-up goaltender is Paul Gasunas, a good future prospect. Special mention should be made of the superb coaching of Steve Daly. He took a group of boys who have played nothing but pond hockey and he has turned them into a team, and a well-balanced one at that. The seniors who will no longer be with the team are Jim Gotham, Ed McQuiggan, and Donny Thomas. All three played regular shifts and will be missed on next year ' s tourney-bound team. 96 Girls ' After building up a good, strong team the Girls ' Varsity Squad has shown much spirit, which led them to five wins this season. With Pat Salley in only her second year of coaching and a determined, young junior Varsity squad coming up, it looks like a new, bright future for Girls ' Bas- ketball! VARSITY; Row 1: K. Levesque, T. Jeffery, J. McNeil, S. Wilmot, N. Pawlak. Row 2: Coach Salley, M. Maddigan. L. MacDonald, P. Amaral, L. Letendre, C. Lovell. 98 Basketball VARSITY SCORES SCRIMMAGES: Bourne lost 47 14 Annonpniipnt won 38 8 A r r r npniifnt I IJ L L l IC ' U UC l 1 1 won 22 21 Hanover lost 75 14 Holbrook lost 46 33 E. Bridgewater won 43 41 Duxbury lost 57 49 Hull lost 39 28 Norwell won 40 23 Cohassett lost 42 37 Hanover lost 60 33 Holbrook lost 56 51 E. Bridgewater lost 29 26 Duxbury won 41 24 Hull lost 35 26 Norwell won 43 28 Cohassett lost 26 24 JUNIOR VARSITY; Row 1: P. Small, C. Scholfield, S. Callan, N. Ferraguto, D. Houlihan. Row 2: Coach Sakshaug, S. Thayer, G. MacAulay, M. Murphy, D. Pawlak. 99 Banque t and Coronation Dance Honor Fall Sports Participants FALL SPORTS BANQUET On November 22, 1972, the annual Fall Sports Banquet was held at M.H.S. Organized by Chairman Marcia McCarthy and Co-chairmen Kassie Brown and Michelle Chassey, a chicken dinner was served to all fall sports participants. Including guests, over three hundred people attended this event. The evening ended with a pep rally in the gym. CORONATION DANCE The Coronation Dance was held on November 17, 1972, at M.H.S. The members of the court, chosen by the football team, were Kassie Brown, Diane DeCourcy, Michelle Chassey, Terry Condon, Bonnie Costa, Carol Harlow, Deb- bie Holmgren, Tina Jeffery, Jamie McNeil and Lynn Teceno. After football co-captain Jim Scanlon presented each girl with a red rose, the highlight of the evening came when football co-captain Bob Letendre crowned Tina Jeffery as M.H.S. ' s Football Queen. Football Queen Tina Jeffery Bob Letendre crowns Tina Jeffery as the 1972 Football Queen while members of the court and the football team look on. 100 Harold Taylor, Cross Country Most Valuable Player Greaser Day January 12, 1973 Once an angel but always a devil Would you rather swing on a star . . . ? Whoops — Caught again. Bows and Flows of Angel ' s Hair and Ice Cream Castles in the Air 112 Tomboy at heart Mary, Mary, quite contrary 133 So. Main St., Route 105 Bob Reardon, Mgr. Best Wishes to the Class of 73 from John W. Scanlon C. L. U. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 114 DOC ' S FAMILY SHOE CENTER 2 1 - 23 Center St. Middleboro 947-0076 Compliments of PILGRIM FELLOWSHIP Compliments of PLYMOUTH ROCK KOA KAMPGROUND Plymouth St. Cor. Rt. 44 Middleboro, Mass. 947-6435 Compliments of ROGER H. PARENT PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 59 North Main St. KOFFEE KETTLE Open 6:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. Tues — Sun Tel. 947-1536 Hand-Cut Donu+s Compliments of MURPHY ' S PACKAGE STORE Where you always get treated more than right 116 GOOD LUCK M.H.S Class of ' 73 ROBERT L GUSHING INSURANCE 59 North Main Street Middleboro, Mass. Tel.: 947-1385 Best Wishes Class of 73 from SACRED HEART C.Y.O. Compliments of SHAW ' S INC. Furniture and Electrical Supplies I 33 Centre Street Middleboro, Mass. The Tenor Drummers M.H.S. Band T. M. RYDER COMPANY Established 1877 Insurance Middleborough, Mass. Complimen+s of ATTORNEY AND MRS. ALBERT MADDIGAN Best of Luck to the Class of 73 from the Class of 74 LAJOIE AUTO SALES Used Cars Complete Auto Service East Grove St. Rt. 28 Middleboro. Mass. 02346 Tel. 947-7327 STILES SHOE STORE 48-52 Centre St. Tel. 947-0102 Middleboro Congratulations to the Class of 73 A. R. GLIDDEN SON. INC. 121 1 Congratulations to the Seniors AYFLOWER CO-OPERATIVE BANK Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 Our 1 00th Anniversary MIDDLEBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK O % o V 124 DI-MO TOOL CO. Middleboro, Mass. 125 MIDDLEBORO AUTO SALVAGE Ted Zion, Prop. Cars at their Worst Rt. 28 Tel. 947-2691 Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 MIDDLEBORO PHARMACY 4 John Glass Square Tel.: 947-9600 uSm L H. CHACE AND SONS CHEVROLET, INC. I 16 South Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of ' 73 Middleborough High School We ' re Open Year Round 10 a.m. to 5 p.nn. Seven Days a Week TREMONT NAIL COMPANY. INC. Elm Street, Wareham Dial 947-1480 ART ' S FLOORCRAFT Inlaid Linoleum Vinyl Corlon Wall to Wall Carpeting Resilient Tiles Ronald E. Shaw Arthur S. Shaw, Jr. BASKET WORK SHOP 69 Center St. Middleboro, Mass. Custom Made Draperies Fabrics and Yarns 1 nt I Connpliments of Complinnents of WINDY HILL SHOP (yarns) Compliments of GAUDETTE ' S LIQUOR MART 128 Compliments of MIDDLEBORO CLOTHING CO. Center St. Better Values JIM ' S TEXACO SERVICE So. Main St. Middleboro 947-9719 Dr. Esterbroolcs «y Compliments of ROBERT ' S FUNCRAFT CENTER M I D D IJB 0 R oTlTfo . mi mi inr MIDDLEBORO FORD Route 28 Middleboro, Mass. Tel. Mid. 947-1 133 Taunton 822-7313 Best Wishes to the Class of 73 Solution to Polution Cycle and Recycle THE TRAINER COMPANY Newton Highlands, Mass. Compliments of MAXIM MOTOR DIVISION OF THE SE AG RAVE CORPORATION Best Wishes to The Class of 1973 from Red Coach rlll Middleboro — Interstate 25 and Rte. 44 Tel.: 947-1122 131 Robert Ventura VENTURA MOTORS Cars — Trucks New and Used West Grove Street Route 28 Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Tel. 947-4615 Compliments of TOWN LINE STORES, INC. Gift Shop Christmas Shop Route 28 S. Middleboro, Mass. Telephone 295-0405 Best Wishes to M.H.S. Class of ' 73 from LITTLE ITALY Best of Luck Class of 73 BERNIE ' S AUTO SERVICE Wood St. Middleboro H. L THATCHER CO., INC. 2 Thatcher Row Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Your best local source for school supplies, office supplies and printing Complete Printing Service 947-0088 132 Compliments of ATTORNEY GEORGE C. DEGAS Best of Luck from THE BOSTON STORE Telephone — 947-0485 KEEDWELL REAL ESTATE 55 So. Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Complimen+s of FARRAR ' S Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 from DON CANNON BUICK PONTIAC CO. Where customers send their Friends Middleboro. Mass. DON CANNON r nBUICKl Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 THE KENNETH L JOHNSON FAMILY TOWN — CLEANERS Phone 947-2759 382 Centre St. Middleboro, Mass. nJrtffS MOSKOFFS ■ fSiMV —SUPER MARKET MOSKOFF ' S SUPERMARKET Complimen+s of the ROYAL CAFE MARRA ' S BARBER SHOP 364 Center Street HP 134 WILLIAM ' S TRADING POST Cranberry Highway S. Middleboro hi ' . « i| EVELYN ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE 14 Oak St. Middleboro 947- 1 457 HINKLE ' S SUNOCO SERVICE complete tune-ups major — minor repairs brakes repaired Jet. South Main St. and Rte. 25 Middleboro, Mass. Congratulations to Sue and Friends JAMES J. WILMOT COMPANY INC. Congratulations to the Class of 73 SACHEM REALTY 947-1225 AL ' S TEXACO Al Briggs, Prop. Tune-up and Brakes Everett Square Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Tel. 947-7604 Compliments of MARTENSON ' S CLOTHING 135 135 MILLION Ok (hmk m Ocean spray Cranberries, Inc. With the eyes of a child, you must learn how to see. That your world spinning ' round and through life you must be, A small part of a hope of a love that exists, In the eyes of a child you must be. Ken and Ruthie Congratulations Class of 73 NORM ' S GAS STATION Everett Square LORENZO ' S Compliments of FREDERICK K, DUGAN. D.D.S. BARNICOAT MONUMENTS Manufacturing Plant and Display Yard Middleboro, Mass. Telephone 947-2024 138 Compliments of BRIGG ' S OIL COMPANY Best Wishes Winthrop R. Manwaring FRED. S. WESTON INSURANCE AGENCY 15 Center St., Middleborough Compliments of SACRED HEART CRAIG ' S PHARMACY, INC. Ronald H. Craig, R.Ph. Good Luck! OTTO ' S HAIRSTYLES 59 North Main Street Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of FAIETTI ' S FASHION SHOPPE Service Laundromat MARION ' S LAUNDROMAT 378 Center St. Middleboro, Mass. Mon + Fri 7-6 Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat., 8-6 Best Wishes to Class of 73 DR. EMANUEL KLINE BEAN POT Compliments of THE ELDRIDGE FUNERAL HOME Congratulations from CENTER CARD SHOP 62 Center St. Middleboro 140 Compliments of TWIN ELMS MARKET Compliments of THE ALL-WRIGHT DINER FERNANDES FRAME SHOP Custom Framing West Grove St., Rt. 28 ' Middleboro, Mass. Tel.: 947-4010 Compliments of A FRIEND 1 w Best Wishes to the Class of 73 BEN HOWES CHICKEN HOUSE Rt. 28 S. Middleboro W  Compliments of BELLERIVE ' S GARAGE Wood St. E. JUDGE SON. :nc. E. Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947- 1 599 Paint, Wallpaper, and Artist Supplies 1 KAHIAN ' S FURNITURE CO.. INC. Furniture — TV — Appliances — Wall to Wall Carpeting Your BankAmericard or Master Charge Welcome Here Box 112 866 Center Street Tel. 947-0502 Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Compliments of AN OLD FRIEND 141 Walter L Pit+sley PITTSLEY ' S AUTO PARTS Trailers and Towing Service Used Cars and Parts Good Health is Everyone ' s Business Compliments of HELEN ' S BEAUTY SALON DANIEL F. McNEARNEY INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. Insurance of Every Description 20 South Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Tel.: 947-3300 LEONARD SEMAS REAL ESTATE Rte. 28 So. Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-2707 144 Best Wishes to the Class of 73 DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH COMALLI Congratulations to Debby from Mom, Dad, Ron, Dee, and Jim Compliments of MODERN CLEANERS to the Class of 71 Compliments of GROVE REALTY TRI-A Skiing — Camping — Diving Specialists LAKEVILLE DIVER ' S SUPPLY, INC. R+. 18 at Rt. 25 617—947-1050 Lakeville, Mass. HALLOCK ' S PURITAN MARKET 71 I Wareham St. Middleboro, Mass. Phone 947-0149 For Friendly Service Meats and Groceries Beer and Wine LOYD ' S AMERICAN KELLY ' S TIRE MART 539 Centre St. Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of THE ROCK VILLAGE STORE to the Class of 73 34 Walnut Street Middleboro, Mass. Congratulations to Class of 73 FR. MAC 146 Complinnents of EGGER ' S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 14 So. Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of JOHN M. CALLAN TRAVEL AGENCY 17 South Main Street Middleboro, Mass. FREE KEN INC. Carpenters and Builders Tel. 947-08 1 3 CENTRE STREET MOTOR SALES 121 Centre St. 167 Wareham Street Middleboro, Mass. Larry Cannon Prop. Office 947-4877 Res. 947-4555 Compliments of G. FAGERBERG REALTY STANLEY ' S MOTOR SALES Select Used Cars and Yamaha Motorcycles West Grove St. Route 28 Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Compliments of RAE ' S COLONIAL GIFT SHOP Compliments of WRIGHT ' S BARBER SHOP Thatcher Row Best Wishes from M. L. HINCKLEY SON Congratulations from CHIEF AND MRS. WILLIAM E. WARNER 147 Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 WINTHROP-ATKINS CO.. INC. BOSTON FALMOUTH EXP RESS I 195 Wareham Street Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Tel. 947-0103 947-0183 Daily Express and Over Night Service I Compliments of THE SUB GALLEY Four Corners 947-9814 Compliments of the Class of 63 +o the Class of 73 Dial 947-3857 Ronald Poulin GENERAL FIRE EXTINGUISHERS and Other Safety Equipment Sales A Little Care Makes Fire Rare! 150 — Service 2 Starr Avenue Middleboro Compliments of EILEEN ' S BEAUTY SHOP Everett Square Middleboro CREEDON ' S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE Congratulations Class of 1973 from GEORGE A. SHURTLEFF SON. INC. I 13 Wareham St. Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-042 1 We Wire Flowers Walter R. Pit+sley WALT ' S LOW PRICED USED CARS 664 Wareham St. Middleboro, Mass. 947- 1 759 Best Wishes to the Class of 73 fronn JAMES M. ROMERO D.M.D. 151 Congratulations M.H.S. Class of 1973! 152 Compliments of the STUDENT COUNCIL TIMARON 1973 Summer Supplement Middleborough High School Middleborough, Massachussetts ADDITIONAL SENIORS ' MIDDLEBOROUGH VICKIE MARIE CILFOY Student Librarian 2,3; Pep Squad 1,2. . . . John is one of her main inter- ests. . . . likes to cook and ride horses . . . (would that make her the galloping gourmet?) . . . hopes to go to business college . . . HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1973 JULIO ANTONE LOPES JR. Band 1,2. . . . very interested in electronics . . .and girls!. . . loves to bowl . . . spent a lot of his time after school at Bristol-Plymouth Regional . . . LYNNE MARIE TECENO Student Council 1; Class Council 3, Red Cross 3; Office Girl 1,2,3,4. . . . likes going to parties, meeting people, and having a good time . . love that giggle! . . . DONALD EDWARD THOMAS Football 1 ; Hockey 4. . . . quiet to those who don ' t know him, but to those who do . . . really loves skiing . . . cars are his favorite DENNIS MORRELL WRIGHT Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4. . . . likes rock music . . . and chicks . . . dig? . . . Denny will never strike out . . . JOHN ROBERT HOSLEY D.E.C.A. 3,4; V.Pres. 3, V.Pres., Treas. 4. . . . craves night life . . . women . . . parties . . . wants to go into marketing-management . . . CHERYL ANN MURPHY . . . Cheri . . . dislikes detention . . . wants to study law enforcement PAMELA ANN WASHBURN . . . never lets a pal down . . . gym ' s her favorite?!? . . . sensitive . . . California Dreamer . . . VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: M. Dutra, P. Heinig, M. Place, R. Le- tendre, ). Scanlon, C. White, M. Kelly. Row 2: Coach R. Denise, E. McQuiggan, ). Marshall, W. Riley, R. Andrews, D. Wright, M. Perry. J.V. BASEBALL Row 1: D. Mackie- wicz, J. Dawson, P. Washburn, M. Heinig, M. McDade, M. Moran, D. Cuiducci. Row 2: W. Stulpin, F. Warner, C. Lydon, J. Waters, M. Moran, M. Perry, M. Preti, Coach Murphy. FRESHMAN BASEBALL Row 1: M. Cendron, M. Hinkie, M. Hen- derson, B. Johnson, J. Washburn, H. Plant, M. Ellis. Row 2: Coach MacDonald, M. Hebert, R. Stuart, T. Nichols, ]. Peters, M. Kearney, S. Morse, ). Travassos. TRACK Row 1: J. Libby, E. Braley, D. Mason, R. Leonard, J. Mythen, S. Shurtleff, C. Anderson, P. Chiuppi. Row 2: M. Kramer, ). Farmer, T. Carr, L. Libby, |. Pickering, D. Cavanaugh, K. Davis, D. McNayr, W. Burke, R. Case, B. Hocking. Row 3: K. Crocker, M. Chiuppi, M. Masi, T. Warren, ). McCormick, G. Flood, ). Small, M. Gillis, M. Hannon, J. Olson, D. Harrison, D. Johnson, S. Pro- vencher, H. Taylor. Ml J.V. Baseball Freshman Baseball Track TENNIS Row 1: S. Nelson, S. Davis, C. Moles, R. Criswold, J. Jurgens, R. Linton, A. O ' Toole. Row 2: C. Macleod, D. Cahoon, J. Cheorelte, P. Carafalo, M. Card, S. James, J. Moakley, Coach P. Harrison. GOLF Row 1: W. Pawlak, R. Sullivan, T. Roberson. Row 2: Coach ). Callahan, B. Johnson, W. Sullivan, D. Chausse, P. Trinque, J. Pierce. Where did the hole go? A smashing forehand ! ! Determination or what?! ! GIRLS SOFTBALL Row 1: C. Lovell, M. Par- menter, T. Schofield, G. MacAuley, D. Wash- burn, A. White, N. Parks. Row 2: C. Perry, B. Smith, D. Reynolds, K. Hart, S. Thayer, D. Seaver, M. Murphy. Row i: M. Atkins, M. DeBoyes, D. Robinson, L. Teceno, C. Schofield, M. Heleen, N. Pawlak, D. Pawlak, |. Griffith. GIRLS TENNIS Row 1: H. Dresner, M. Borsari, S. Marshall, S. Wilmot, J. Antonelli. Row 2: S. Marshall, C. Bessette, J. Marshall, T. Jeffery, Coach J. Sakshaug. Softball Bend those knees! ! Now, how did the ball get down there? Here, you can have it ! ASK ANY GIRL May 12 and 13, 1973 Cast Meg Wheeler jennifer Trainer Mrs. Wheeler Kassie Brown Mr. Wheeler Dwaine Chilcot Aunt Fern Sally Howes Aunt Lettie Sheila McKenney Ada Claudia Shaw Lisa Ruthann Coffin Ruby Kathy O ' Donnell Heidi Michelle Euell Jeannie Lynne Teceno Terri Mary Heleen Vince Cliff White Alvin Jim Mullen Miles Doughton John Jurgens Even Doughton Brian Hocking Ellen Cynthia MacDonald Jane Michelle Chassey Announcer Brian Hocking Telephone Operator Cynthia MacDonald Director JOSEPH C. ZILONIS Student Director JAMIE McNEIL At last! Two minutes till showtime I dare ya I ' M not afraid I ' m NOT afraid I ' m not AFRAID If I have to push those books one more time . . . ' Let her find out for herself What an operator Senior Prom Only the Beginning ' ' June 4, 1973 Patty-Cake anyone? Ladies of the roundtable They ' re up to something! ! GRADUATION June 6, 1973 Salutatorian Kathleen I. Dolliver For though they may be parted there is still a chance that they will see MIDDLEBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL Middleborough , Massachusetts BACCALAUREATE June 3, 1973 ORGAN PRELUDE Gloria Wachs PROCESSIONAL Trumpet Voluntary In D Major ?urcell OPENING SENTENCE Mr. Dennis Lee HYMN OF PRAISE Sing Praise To God Who Feigns Above INVOCATION AND THE LORD ' S PRAYER THE SCRIPTURE LESSON Genesis 1: 26-31 Matthew 7: 21 - 27 SOLO Climb Every Mountain Mrs. Richard L. Bourne Sr. Mr. Dennis Lee Miss Jamie McNeil Miss Carol Harlow Rodgers-HamtnErstein Miss Marilyn Crosby SILENT MEDITATION A PRAYER OF CONSECRATION HYMN Immortal Invisible God Only Wise SERMON Where Do We The Rev. Merlen C. Levering Go From Here? HYMN OF DEDICATION 0 God Our Help In Ages Past BENEDICTION The Rev. Merlen C. Levering RECESSIONAL Trumpet Tune in C Purcell POSTLUDE Triumphal March Stickles Please stand (The congregation is asked to be seated while the class recesses.) Assisting the Rev. Levering in conducting the service are the four officers of the 1973 Class. SING PRAISE TO GOD WHO REIGNS ABOVE 1. Sing praise to God who reigns above. The God of all creation, The God of power, the God of love, The God of our salvation; With healing balm my soul he fills. And every faithless murmur stills; To God all praise and glory. 2. What God ' s almighty power hath made , • His gracious mercy keepeth; By morning glow or evening shade His watchful eye ne ' er sleepeth; Within the kingdom of his might, Lol all is just and all is right; To God all praise and glory. 3. The Lord is never far away. But through all grief distressing. An ever present help and stay. Our peace and joy and blessing; As with a mother ' s tender hand. He leads his own his chosen band; To God all praise and glory. 4. Thus, all my toilsome way along, I sing aloud thy praises. That men may hear the grateful song My voice unwearied raises ;; . Be joyful in the Lord, my heairt. Both soul and body bear your part; To God all pEaise and glory. AMfiN ;.; ii- ■ . ■ IMMORTAL, INVISIBLE, GOD ONLY VIISE , 1. Immortal, invisible, God only wise. In light inaccessible hid from our es, Most blessed, most glorious, the Ancient of Days Almighty, victorious, thy great name we praise. 2. Unresting, unhasting, and silent as light. Nor wanting, nor wasting, thou rulest in might; Thy justice like mountains high soaring above Thy clouds which are fountains of goodness and love. 3. To all, life thou givest, to both great and small; In all life thou lives t, the true life of all; We blossom and flourish as leaves on the tree. And wither and perish, but naught changest thee. AMEN O ' GOD OUR HELP IN AGES BAST 1. 0 God, our help in ages past; Our hope for years to come , Our shelter from the stormy blast. And our eternal home I 2. Under the shadow of thy throne still may we dwell secure; Sufficient is thine arm alone, And our defense is sure. 3. Before the hills in order stood, or earth received her frame. From everlasting thou art God, To endless years the same. 4. A thousand ages, in thy sight. Are like an evening gone; Short as the watch that ends the night, Before the rising sun. 5. Time, like an ever rolling stream. Bears all its sons away; They fly forgotten, as a dream. Dies at the opening day. 6. 0 God, our help in ages past, Our hope for years to come; Be thou our guide while life shall last. And our eternal home. ' AMEN No. 7 7l Litho in U S.A. Copyright 1971 Augsburg Publishing House SENIOR LAST CHAPEL FOR THE CLASS OF 1973 K)Tr0i THERE IS ONLY ONE SDCCESS- TO BE ABLE TO SPEHD YOUR LIFE IK ¥OUR Om WA« !IDPLEB0R0l}6H HIGH SCHOOL HIDDLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS MAY 31. 1973 iiLHA MATER, H. S. I ««r Aina Mat«r, M.  • S, On schcN l «nd our has And our td« to succees, W« 11 vwitmbnr with joy «v«ry day that w« knew Whan we lived with tha aplrlt of you II Thou the years vill go by and w rv. far, far away, We will never forget thte, our vow of today. All though thla life In ach th r0 that we do, Wa will live in the spirit ot )(ou Words by Anne O ' Neil, 1948 Huaic by Evelyn Snow, 1947 PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL MARCH Osrchsstm ' Trunp et Voluntary H nry ftirc«l?. Prince of UennarkU March) • IMVOCATION Mr. Chatter A, Cuabea Hanry Bo Burkland School fflSIC A Cappalla Choir ' i«aa The Lord, O Hy boul ' ' Ippolitof-Ivanof Hrao Janice Blchaal, Aceoopaniat MUSIC Th« Road Not Taken YEARBOOK DEDICATION AWARDS H. S. Alaa Mater ♦BENEDICTION ♦RECESSlcmL Mr« Cheater A« (fuaha Benry B. Burkland School A Cappella Choir Randall Thootpeon Tina Jeffery Word by Anne O ' Neil, 1948 Muaic by Evelyn Snow, 1947 Hr Cheater A„ Quahee Henry  Skirkland School Preaentatlona by Kenneth L, Johnaon, Principal Joaeph Le King, Vice«Princlpal Nonoan L. MacDonald Vice- Principal Middleborough High School PL£ASE STAND CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Carol H«rl w VICE-PRESIDENT: Jonle McN«il SECRETARY: Marilyn Crosby TREASURER: ' Dennis Lee COLORS: King ' s Blue and Gold FLOWER! Yellow Rose PROGRAM TYPING AND DUPLICATING: Mr. Denise Marcia McCarthy ART WORK: . Miss Dowd Nothing Sicceede, Like Succe s Alexander Dumas The Cla ' s of 1973 would like to extend their appreciation ; Mto Kenneth L. Johnson, Mr. Joseph L. Kinn Mr. Noraan L. MacDonald for their assistance with our graduation activities. hMc c ULASS OF 1973 PRESENTS CUiSS NIGHT MIDDIJSBOHO MJUJiJACIIUSETTS JWE 5g 1973 - 8 poiBo • MEl E lii OKL? ONK SUCCESS-TO BE ABLE SPi Jll. YQUB LIFE UJ YCUH C ' - ' K c r,T ' ' Z ' i 3 NTGKT CUSS or 1973 TWTRCDOCTIOM . , . , . .«0h Happy Day j£y«ryoj| ' KXW Ttaasns Diane D• c i.TC8 ' «?v! WOlian RH«2 :: -ni92j£ T ' f ' Jj3L2 AT THE MOVIES na STLSHT BAND SCBOfiL 3C33IXS DOKALD ESJfCi 3Ii«ia: Raiadropa Keep Faliing I ' UORCUV 3rkn« -SUAKtSST GIKL ME AfiD Mr TKCCr BEAK FIKALg • ' AMSN App TiSac , . ' Reality Tina Jeffex ' y Mr, P ul KaxTlscr. PODIUM he] u J o I i il Q Jr-I 09 n o £ ' J U D E K T SEATS STUDENT SEATS Platform guests vdll follow graduates down canter sdsld in tlie order given below and take seats as slaov. ' n above s Mr- Sawicki Kto Besrojsxers Mr« James Mrs Kraaer Mr. Nichols Mr. Lindsay Revo Sou 3a Dr Kuaces Mr. Harrif on Sfra Gross Mto Hilton Mr Ihomas Mr Thjirion Jiro Brrlggs Mto MacDonald Mr Kiiig Mro Johnson Mro Lynch GRADUATION EXERCISES MIDDLEBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS Wednesday Evening, June 6, 1973 Class Colors: Kings Blue and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Motto: There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. LINCOLN D. LYNCH, Superintendent of Schools KENNETH L. JOHNSON, Principal JOSEPH L KING, Vice-Principal NORMAN L. MacDONALD, Vice-Principal SCHOOL COMMITTEE PAUL S. HARRISON, Chairman W. WARREN THARION, Vice-Chairman A. EUNICE KRAMER EUGENE E. BRIGGS JAMES V. THOMAS JOHN J. NICHOLS, JR. toatam MARCH OF THE GRADUATES Trumpet Voluntary (Prince of Denmark ' s March) Purcell Orchestra Richard E. Nelson, Director •PRAYER Reverend Charles Sousa Central Congregational Church MUSIC The Lord ' s Prayer Churchill A Cappella Choir (Girls ' Voices) Richard G. Brooks, Director SALUTATORY: Kathleen I. Dolliver ADDRESS: What ' s It All About Joseph C. Kunces Superintendent Old Rochester Regional School District Introduction: Carol A. Harlow President, Class of 1973 VALEDICTORY William M. Sullivan MUSIC: Alleluia Thompson A Cappella Choir PRESENTATION OF AWARDS: LINCOLN D. LYNCH, Superintendent of Schools PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS: PAUL S. HARRISON, Chairman of School Committee Senior Class Roll KENNETH L JOHNSON, Principal •MUSIC Alma Mater •BENEDICTION •RECESSIONAL •Please Stand AWARDS ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP AMERICAN LEGION SCHOLARSHIP JANE BENNETT SCHOLARSHIP CABOT CLUB SCHOLARSHIP CABOT CLUB COLLEGE AID FUND LUTHER CHURCHILL, SR. MEMORIAL MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP ELIZABETH B. CUSHMAN SCHOLARSHIP ARLEEN and ARTHUR H. DUNHAM EDUCATIONAL TRUST MIDDLEBORO LODGE OF ELKS, 1274 ANNA C. ERICKSON SCHOLARSHIP GOOD WILL SOCIETY, INC. GRACE HARDY AWARD JOSEPH JACKSON FUND JUNIOR CABOT CLUB SCHOLARSHIP BOURNE WOOD KIWANIS SCHOLARSHIP FRED MANJA LOBL SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS JOHN MARZELLI ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO DISTRICT NURSING ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP —IN MEMORY OF J. STEARNS GUSHING MIDDLEBORO FIREMEN ' S ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO MUSIC GUILD SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO POLICE ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHP MITCHELL MEMORIAL CLUB ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP NORTH MIDDLEBORO MOTHERS ' CLUB SCHOLARSHIP PLYMOUTH-HOME NATIONAL BANK 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 0. TILLSON SCHOLARSHIP ANNE WHITE WASHBURN SCHOLARSHIP AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL CLii of 1973 Susan Joyce Albert! Veronica Lee Ames Cathy Ann Archibald Linda Jo Ati lns Kenneth Atwood Bagdon •JOHN BELKNAP Michael Angeio Belmont Raymond Roger Bessette •MICHAEL JOHN BIANCHINI •CYNTHIA JUDITH BLISS Steven Paul Bols Daniel Briggs Katherlne Viola Margaret Brown Theodore Franklin Bump, Jr. Robert George Cady, Jr. Paul Frank Campano Linda Lea Caron Robert Galen Case Sally Ann Case Kevin Ralph Chartler Michelle Chassey Dwaine David Chllcot Peter ChiuppI Ruth Ann Coffin Theresa Marie Condon Joni Marie CorsinI Bonnie Lyn Costa •JUDITH ANN COTTON Glenn Arthur Craig Kathleen Marie Crawford Marilyn Elizabeth Crosby John Hardy Davis Nancy Kay Deans Wilfred Dimock Deane, III Diane Louise DeCourcy Donna Lee DeMoranville Denise Virginia Desmarals ••KATHLEEN IRENE DOLLIVER •SUSAN CATHERINE DORAN Robert Draper Richard Paul Duphlly Mark Irving Dutra Rhonda Edington Joseph Terrence Einstein Michelle A. Eueli Clare Marie Farley •PATRICIA ANN FITZGERALD Rosella May Fratus Linda Cathleen Frye Sally Ann Fuller Norman Leo Gamache Cheryl Lynn Garrett Bonnie Louise Gates Vickl Marie Gilfoy Charles Edward Glllis Robert Raymond Goodfeliow James Edward Gotham, III Patricia Jean Govoni Gary Freeman Griffith •KATHLEEN MILDRED GROSS Andrea Harju •CAROL ANN HARLOW Paul Eugene Heinig •MARY LOUISE HELEEN Leroy Hervey Brian Stewart Hocking David Lawrence Holmes •RICHARD EMERSON HOLMES Deborah Louise Holmgren David George Horton, Jr. John Robert Hosley Sally Anne Howes Mary Ellen Ingargiola •CHRISTINE ANNE JEFFERY •BRADFORD PAUL JOHNSON Susan Marie Johnson John Carl Jurgens Michael John Kelly Melanie Susan Kenyon •JOSEPH ANTHONY KOPITZ Mark John Kouglas William Waino Kujanpaa •LORRAINE CARMEN LAFONTAINE •SUSAN ELLEN LANG Bradford Robert Leary Douglas Alden Leary Dennis Michael Lee James Kerr Lee Robert James Letendre Craig Greenwood Levellle Karl Edward LIndfors Georgia Ann Long Judith Elaine Lopes Julio Antone Lopes, Jr. Claire Ellen Lovell Eileen Theresa Lynch Carol Ann MacDonald ' CYNTHIA MARIE MaoDONALD •CAROL SUSAN MALCOLM Nell Keith Maranvllle John McLean Marshall, Jr. Marlise Marie Martin Raymond Edward Mastro •MARCIA JEAN MCCARTHY Robert Arthur MoDade, Jr. Sheila Lynn McKenney Timothy Carey McKissick Jamie Helen McNeil Edward Richard McQuiggan, Jr. Steven Anthony Meleo Edward Tierney Minkle •PAMELA ANN MOQUIN John Wayne Morelll Stacey Ann Morris Eileen Mary Morrison James Lawrence Mullen Cheryl! Ann Murphy Kevin Patrick Murphy Terrence Peter Murphy Karen Lee Nunes Kathleen Ann O ' Donnell Steven Peter David Oldrid Jon Eric Olson Nancy Parks •NANCY LEE PAWLAK Debra Ann Perry Geraldlne Pittsley Michael Emery Place •MARIANNE RUTH POWERS Edward John Pyatt Paul Michael Redlon William Edward Riley, Jr. •TERRY LEWIS ROBERSON, JR. •BARBARA ANN RUDOLPH Mark Andrew Rufo Henry Joseph St. Laurent, Jr. Walter Henry Savard, III David Alan Sayward James Francis Scanlon Mark Stephen Seekell •CLAUDIA LEE SHAW Terry Marguerite Shaw Karen Elizabeth Shurtleff Susan Jean Silva James Alan Silvia Beverly Richmond Smith Thomas Ronald Smyth •LYNN ANN SOLBERG Melissa LanI Stahler Sousa John Edward Souza, Jr. Kathy Jean Standish Tina Marie Stephens Carey Katherine Sullivan • ' WILLIAM MICHAEL SULLIVAN William Roger Tanguay Lynne Marie Teceno Donald Edward Thomas Herbert Ernest Thompson, III Richard Joseph Thompson •JENNIFER TRAINER Sharon Denise VanHouten Betty Elaine Vickery •DOROTHY ANN VIEIRA Thomas Kenneth VonEuw Robert Bicknell Warren, Jr. Pamela Ann Washburn Dianne Marie Westfall Clifton Manuel White Virginia Lee Whiting James Walter Wlksten Lynn Beth Wilbur Waiter William Wilbur Susan Wilmot Dennis Morrell Wright Katherine Ann Zeronsky •••Valedictorian ••Salutatorlan •Graduating with Honors AWARDS ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP AMERICAN LEGION SCHOLARSHIP JANE BENNETT SCHOLARSHIP CABOT CLUB SCHOLARSHIP CABOT CLUB COLLEGE AID FUND LUTHER CHURCHILL, SR. MEMORIAL MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP ELIZABETH B. CUSHMAN SCHOLARSHIP ARLEEN and ARTHUR H. DUNHAM EDUCATIONAL TRUST MIDDLEBORO LODGE OF ELKS, 1274 ANNA C. ERICKSON SCHOLARSHIP GOOD WILL SOCIETY, INC. GRACE HARDY AWARD JOSEPH JACKSON FUND JUNIOR CABOT CLUB SCHOLARSHIP BOURNE WOOD KIWANIS SCHOLARSHIP FRED MANJA LOBL SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS JOHN MARZELLI ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO DISTRICT NURSING ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP —IN MEMORY OF J. STEARNS GUSHING MIDDLEBORO FIREMEN ' S ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO MUSIC GUILD SCHOLARSHIP MIDDLEBORO POLICE ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHP MITCHELL MEMORIAL CLUB ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP NORTH MIDDLEBORO MOTHERS ' CLUB SCHOLARSHIP PLYMOUTH-HOME NATIONAL BANK 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 0. TILLSON SCHOLARSHIP ANNE WHITE WASHBURN SCHOLARSHIP AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL MIDDLEBOROUGH CITIZENS ' SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION HENRY B. BURKLAND MEMORIAL —GIVEN BY FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH CLASS OF 1976, MIDDLEBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL CRANBERRY PLAYERS LIONS CLUB OF MIDDLEBOROUGH MIDDLEBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL WILLIAM MORRISON, JR. MEMORIAL —GIVEN BY FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, MIDDLEBORO AERIE 2503 OLIN CORPORATION OF STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT 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 wVn 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