Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1974 volume:

MR. RODERICK M. BERRY Physical Education, Science MR. C. PAUL WATERMAN | Mathematics, Science MISS PHYLLIS A. DUPEE Head of Science Department I LT ILL MRS. NORMA D. WOODBURN Science MR. ONIL J. C. COUTURE Science, Mathematics MR. STEPHEN H. BATTIS Science 2 MRS. LOIS W. BUCK Head of Mathematics Department 3 4 5 MR. JOSEPH C. ZILONIS Head of English Depart ment 6 7 MISS EILEEN V. DOWD Art, Crafts MRS. BARBARA W. HADSELL Business Education MR. JAMES ECONOMOS Y Art, Technical Drawim MRS. JULIANNE MORSE Head of Business Education Department i i3 8 9 MR. HAROLD E. CARD (left) and MR. RUSSELL B. OSBORNE (right) Industrial Arts MRS. JANEC. PICKERING Classroom Aide MR. JAMES F. ANSELL Senior Practical Arts, Aeronautics Home Management, Industrial Arts MR. H. LESLIE MUMFORD, JR. Science 10 MRS. BRENDA L. KRYSTOLFOLSKI (left) MRS. DOROTHY L. NEVILLE, R.N., (right) the M.H.S. Secretary to School Nurses with School Nurse 11 MRS. ANGELA ROSSINI ( left) and MISS MARY A. BERNABEO ( right) who are Secretaries to the Principal. MR. JOSEPH L. KING Assistant Principal MR. HERBERT A. DREW Director of Pupil Personnel Services MR. BRYAN T. MCMAHON Guidance MR. JOSEPH A. MASI Social Studies; Director of Athletics and Physical Education MR. EUGENE W. MCAFEE Director of Media Services MR. RICHARD E. NELSON Director of Music 13 MRS. HILDA J. BUCK Homemaking Arts Kenneth L. Johnson Principal Message to the Seniors Through eternities, though fraught with lapse, stands the precepts of formal inveterate er- udition. I mbued with form, with uncommon elan, thrusts with true temper the blade of knowledge. M etamorphosis of thought, pattern, behavioral mode — all due of the pierce. Allure of the new, ever increasingly sublime al- beit time, a gradient, imposing on some, enhancing others. Regnant shall be thought, reason the auger of perception. O ft recall performance past, build-on, that depth of purpose is thus provided. Nowise then, can ignorance prevail but only diminish. Kenneth L. Johnson, Principal Lincoln D. Lynch Superintendent of Scnools Reduced to its simplest terms, my duty is to make the educational system as effective as possible for every student in it . . . Lincoln D. Lynch That Mr. Lynch lives up to this standard is evi- dent in his devotion to the position of Superin- tendent and in his many contacts with the students. We, the members of the Class of 1974 thank Mr. Lynch for his devotion to an ideal which has been of benefit to all of us. 14 Henry Gamache Our best wishes are with Henry — a young man whose courage we admire. We are proud to have spent most of our school years with him, and know that his patient and optimistic outlook will help him to succeed. 15 In Memory Kim Emmons Blue bird on a rock, slow wind blowing soft Across the bare face of the sleeping lake Rise up and be free, voice whispered to me And in this way you will awake Go climb up on a hill, stand perfectly still And silently soak up the day Don ' t rush and don ' t you roam, don ' t feel so all alone And in this way you will awake. Cat Stevens 16 17 • A TIMOTHY PATRICK ABAIR JILLAINE RUTH ALPHONSE Timothy Abair Tim Track 1; Soccer 2,3,4; Physics Club 3; Photography Club 4. Likes: Cathy, science, math, soccer; Dislikes: English; Ambition: Photography School. lillaine Alphonse Jill Likes: Craig, quarter horses. Dislikes: school; Ambition: To raise quarter horses. Steven Ames Steve Track 1; Band 1,2,3,4. Likes: girls, motor- cycles, eating; Dislikes: homework, plastic people; Ambition: 5,280 feet wheel ie on the 4 ' 2 ; Saying: Yeah Roland Andrews Buba Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3. Likes: Sue, baseball, a good time, solitude; Dislikes: snobs, a losing baseball season. Ambition: working in sports; Saying: That ' s only natural Virginia Atkins Jenny Band 1,2; Class Council 3; Vollyball 3; Yearbook Business Manager 4; Senior Play Reading Committee 4. Likes: week- end vacations, mountain climbing, boys, playing the banjo, having a good time, driving standard cars; Dislikes: getting up, being bored, all smuckle twits, being stuck for words; Ambition: to be happy. Saying: What a schusshel krunk Marion Atwood Mern Pep Squad 3; Class Council 3,4; office girl 3; Field Hockey 3. Likes: going to the beach, boys, music, panda bears; Dislikes: school lunches, getting up in the morning; Ambition: working with chil- dren. Saying: Ya! J ROLAND JOSEPH ANDREWS, JR. VIRGINIA LEIGH ATKINS STEVEN KENT AMES MARION LOUISE ATWOOD 18 RICHARD ARTHUR BARRIAULT BRUCE LAWRENCE BELKNAP Richard Barriault Dick Likes: cooking, listening to stereo, driving around with friends in his car; Dislikes: leaving school and his friends; Ambition: to be happy in life: Saying: What ' s hap- pening? Fred Bean Beano Football 1,3,4; Likes: Wild, wild, women, tomatoes, going crazy; Dislikes: Warm beer, shabby girls, lobsters, seven-man sled; Ambition: To stay single; Saying: Any parties tonight? Bruce Belknap Bruce California Scholarship Federation 1; French Club 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Boys ' State 3; Student Council 4; Humanities Science Class 4 Likes: Travel- ing in the West, especially Oregon and California; a good rap with someone that is willing to listen; Dislikes: English and Mod. Hist, homework, most sports except tennis and golf; Ambition: Return to California to go to college Karen Belrose Louie Office girl 1; Library Assistant 2,3; Lab As- sistant 2; Art Club 2; Girls ' Chorus 3; Caf- eteria Worker 3. Likes: music, art, animals, bicycle riding; Dislikes: show- offs, little kids; Ambition: finish high school and travel; Saying: What ' s new? Valerie Bent Beanie Lab Assistant 4; Pep Squad 3,4; Office girl 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Color Guard 4; Girls ' Chorus 4; Biology Club 4. Likes: sports, spaghetti, pen pals, playing piano and guitar, talking French, people, guys; Dislikes: liver, mean people, cities; Ambi- tion: to be a nurse and help people; Saying: Hi, Teri ! Cynthia Bessette Cindy National Honor Society 3,4; Humanities Science 4; Varsity Tennis 3,4; Business Dept. Supervisor 4; Class Council 3,4; Red Cross 2. Likes: St. Bernards, sleeping, Terry; Dislikes: having to get out of bed, taking dictation; Ambition: travel, twins; Saying Gotta go home and go to bed KAREN LOU BELROSE VALERIE DENISE BENT CYNTHIA ANN BESSETTE 19 PATRICIA ANN BETTENCOURT DAVID ALAN BLANCHARD It ' s hard to tell whether Best Athletes Netha and Mike or Class Comedians Michelle and Gary are most comical. Guy Bettencourt Guy Football 1,2; Class Council 2. Likes: mo- torcycles, girls, weight-lifting, Shlitz; Dislikes: homework, Monday mornings; Ambition: to be successful. Patricia Bettencourt Teenybopper Basketball 2,3,4; office girl 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 4, Bio. Lab. Ass ' t. 3; Student Council 4; )r. Class Prom Committee 3; Business Supervisor 4; Yearbook 4; Freshman Play 1. Likes: Fran, pizza, mar- riage, sports. Dislikes: school, homework, school lunches; Ambition: to be a good housewife; Saying: That ' s Life Michelle Blair Mucho Red Cross 1,2; Cafe. Server 3,4; office girl 3,4; Pep Squad 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Council 2; Humanities Science 4, Senior Class Play 4; Senior Class Prom Committee 4. Likes: to boogy, MC ' s, parties, that certain some- one, ice cream; Dislikes: strings, people overdoing it, fights with friends, broken cars. Ambition: to work overseas. Saying: It figures David Blanchard Dave Dislikes: School 20 Patti Blanchard Patti Freshman Band 1, Band 2,3,4; Freshman Choir 1; Springfest 1; J.V. Tennis 2, Intra- mural Tennis 3; Cheerleading 3,4; Girls ' Chorus 4; Honor Society 3,4; Humanities Science Class 4. Likes: tennis, books, archeology, medicine, sports, cheer- leading, Dislikes: math, tests, snobs; Am- bition: to be a doctor; Saying: Come over and say that Phyllis Boucher Phyllis- Likes: to be at Pearl St., having fun, doing new things. Dislikes: seeing people down . Ambition: to be a medical ass ' t.; Saying: That ' s all right. Beverly Brackett Bev Likes: baseball, teaching, children; Dis- likes: school; Ambition: to teach children. David Bridgewood, Jr. Dave Wrestling 2,3; Baseball 1. Likes: wine, beautiful women. Dislikes: Budweiser, car accidents, getting caught skipping; Ambi- tion: to be accident free; Saying: Yeah sure! Corinne Burgess Birdsey Pep Squad 2; Bio. Lab. Ass ' t 2; Color Guard 2; Class Council 3,4; Class Treas. 3,4; Business Supervisor 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Yearbook 4. Likes: Steve, kids, friendly people, senior year; Dislikes: When her car costs her money, stuttering, snobs; Ambition: to get married, to become a legal secretary; Saying: Wicked Jacqueline Burke Jack- Freshman Choir 1; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Chamber Singers 2,3,4; S.E.M.S.B.A. 2; Girls ' Chorus 3,4; Census Committee 2; Prom Committee 3,4; Class Treas. 1; Humanities Science 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; S.C. Treas. 2; S.C.V. Pres. 3; S.C. Pres. 4; J.V. Tennis 2; Pep Squad 1; Field Hockey 2,3; Class Council 4; Silver M 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. Likes: talking, Rob- ert, racoons, skiing. Dislikes: two-faced, uninvolved people; Ambition: to be a doctor, leave Ho Jo ' s. Saying: May I help you? PATTI JEAN BLANCHARD f PHYLLIS MONICA BOUCHER DAVID ARMAND BRIDGEWOOD, JR. If CORRINE BURGESS K I P . u ,i i « «  ii it W W 11 , , i; w w „ A II 11 II H « n W u H n BEVERLY ANN BRACKETT JACQUELINE CATHERINE BURKE 21 ROBERT ARTHUR BURKE SUSAN LEE CARAFOLI JAMES THOMAS CAPEN MATT ALAN CARD Is finger painting too advanced for the best artists Belinda and David? Robert Burke Bob- Likes: a certain girl, fast cars, going to Zo ' s. Dislikes: snobs, slow cars, eating third lunch; Ambition: Navy; Saying: Where do you get off? lames Capen Pud Football 1,2; Track 1. Likes: girls, straw- berries, fishing, weekend, parties; Dis- likes: school, ruts , administrators, homework, snobs, straighties; Ambition: to get a van and find the quickest way out of Middleboro; Saying: Middleboro is a town of tin soldiers. Susan Carafoli Suzy-Q D.E.C.A. 3,4; Pres. D.E.C.A. 4. Likes: going out, having a good time, summer of ' 73 at White Horse Beach, boogying ; Dis- likes: rowdy people, staying home, feel- ing down; Ambition: to find that certain person and be happy, travel; Saying: No way. Matt Card Matt Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis 2,3,4. Senior Class Play 4. Likes: sports, doing the right thing at the right time; Dislikes: Monday morn- ings. 22 Linda Carey Linda D.E.C.A. 3,4, Sec ' y 4. Likes: Having a good time with people, traveling, concerts, good music, Dislikes: People who talk about other people; Ambition: To finish my last year of school; Saying: Take each day as it comes. Frederick Cassiani Reggie- Football 1; Baseball 1. Likes: parties, girls; Dislikes: school, work, getting up, walking; Ambition: To travel around the country; Saying: Let ' s boogie tonight. David Cavanaugh Dave Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Lab. Ass ' t. 3,4; Biology Club 4; V. Pres. of Psy- chology Club 3. Likes: mountain climbing, camping, helping others; Dis- likes: Mondays, getting up early, people who are phoney ; Ambition: Entering a field where I can help people. Kathryn Chapman Kathy ' Office Girl 1; Guidance Office 4; Red Cross 2; Bio. Lab. Ass ' t. 3. Likes: That cer- tain guy, parties; Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, teachers who give too much homework, gym; Ambition: To go to California; S aying: Hey! Elliot Chassey Elliot D.E.C.A. 3,4; Hockey 4. Likes: parties, get- ting out early from school, sleeping, girls, hockey; Dislikes: school, A.D. Detention, working at Farrar ' s; Ambition: retiring; Saying: That ' s cool Michael Chiuppi Chiup Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Student Council 1,2,3; Class Council 4; Bio. Lab. Ass ' t. 4; Yearbook 4. Likes: food, sports, winning, good times, parties; Dislikes: when his car doesn ' t run right, getting up, losing bets; Ambition: to make a lot of money; 23 CHERYL BEVERLY CLARK SANDRA LEE COBBETT Cheryl Clark Cheryl Biology Club 2,3,4; Biology Lab Ass ' t 4; Art Club 2. Likes: Dicky Sr., Dick Jr., animals, music, Stateline Band; Dislikes: Stuck up people, lies, prejudice, English; Ambition: to be a good mother and wife; Saying: Far Out Amy Clay Amy Freshman Choir 1; Freshman Band 1; Freshman Cherrleader 1; Student Council 1,2,3; Class Council 1,4; JV Field Hockey 2; Varsity Field Hockey 3,4; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Humanities Science 4; Street listing 2; Career exploration 3,4; Senior Play Crew 4. Likes: food, Hockey, ocean, snowstorms. Sandra Cobbett Sandy Lab Ass ' t 2,3,4; Class Council 3; Photo Club 3; Pep Squad 3,4; Color Guard 4; Yearbook 4; Guidance Office 4. Likes: parties, College Pond, motorcycles, Florida and one special guy there, Mr. Denise ' s class; Ambition: Become a com- puter programmer. Gary Connor Gary Likes: Country, forests, animals, skiing; Dislikes: mornings, city; Ambition: to own a ski lodge, stay single; Favorite saying: Yabba Dabba Doo! 4 M = The best musicians in the class are Diane and Jim — we have two one-man bands. What ' s really on Jan ' s mind? GARY PAUL CONNOR 24 DONNA MARIE CORMIER Donna Cormier Donna Pep Squad 2,3 4; Senior Class Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Likes: Jim, football, music. Dislikes: homework, getting up early, rainy days, phony people; Ambi- tion: to become a dental hygienist. Joseph Corsini Joe Likes: to play my guitar, good music, girls; Ambition: to go to I.T.T. Tech. Sharon Cowan Shar Class Council 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Freshman Choir 1; A Cappella Choir 2,4; Chamber Singers 3,4; Girls ' Glee Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Humanities-Science 4; Census 2; Senior Class Play Selection 4; Yearbook Editor- in-Chief 4. Likes: hot showers, omeletes, Choate boys, Moscow; Dislikes: Pseudo- scholars, exorbitant noise; Ambition: to be a perennial student; Saying: Shto raskaz? James Cushman Jim Freshman Band 1, Band 2,3,4. Likes: music, eating , lovely ladies; Dislikes: Mic, Mic, Mic. . . . Ambition: to become a musician; Saying: What do you think of the band? Catherine Dacey Cathy Likes: John, any kind of music, summer- time; Dislikes: fish, homework, getting up early; Ambition: to move back to Quincy and start things from there. SHARON LEE COWAN JOSEPH FRANCIS CORSINI JAMES CUSHMAN CATHERINE MARY DACEY 25 DEBRA JEAN DEMERS L Hat Day, M.H.S. Debra Demers Debbie Freshman Band 1; Red Cross 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Council 3; Lab Ass ' t 2; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Clarinet Choir 4; Orchestra 4. Likes: Beach, pizza, shopping; Dislikes: getting up early, homework, crabby customers; Ambition: travel; Saying: Guess what happened to me . . . Elmer Donati Elmer Freshman Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Tennis 2. Likes: parties, girls (especially Debbie); Dislikes: English, administration; Ambi- tion: to own Moskoff ' s Supermarket Deborah Dorr Debbie Guidance Office 3. Likes: partying, certain blonde, boogying; Dislikes: detention, gym, getting up in the morning; Ambi- tion: to graduate and strive for a great fu- ture; Saying: Sure, Sure Helen Dresner Helen Pep Squad 3; JV Tennis 2; Varsity Tennis 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook 4. Likes: tennis, laughing, travel; Dislikes: being bored, homework, phonies; Ambi- tion: to graduate from college; Saying: What a Fool ELMER GENE DONATI DEBORAH ANN DORR Connie and Jeff were chosen best looking seniors even when they weren ' t hiding behind the drapes. HELEN JEAN DRESNER 26 KATHERINE MARIE DUCAS Katherine Ducas Duke Red Cross 2; Color Guard 2,3,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Na.ional Honor Society 3,4. Likes: marching, movies, guys, smiles; Dislikes: snobs; Saying: I did not! Mark Edwards Mark Student Council 1,2; D.E.C.A. treasurer 3; Kitchen staff 2,3,4; D.E.C.A. 3,4. Likes: food, money, chicks; Dislikes: stuck-up people; Ambition: to be a millionaire; Saying: Would somebody phone to tell me what ' s happening? Michael Enos Mike Likes: everything but school and school work; Dislikes: school and schoolwork; Ambition: nothing definite. Michael Estes Mike Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1. Likes: sleeping until about 12:00; Dislikes: school and school work; Ambition: to make lots of money; Saying: Is that right? Jeffrey Fagerberg Jeff Track 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Likes: friendly people, motorcycles, vacations, sports; Dislikes: Mondays, school lunch; Ambition: to finish college; Saying: Hey! Glen Farley Glen Baseball 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Humanities Science 4. Likes: Friday, The Three Stooges, sports; Dislikes: home- work, school lunches; Ambition: to go on to college. MICHAEL GORDON ESTES MARK DONALD EDWARDS JEFFREYG. FAGERBERG MICHAEL ELLIOT ENOS GLEN MICHAEL FARLEY 27 JOHN FREDERICK FILZ MICHAEL JAMES FOSTER John Filz John Student Librarian 2,3,4; D.E.C.A. Treas. 4; D.E.C.A. Store Manager 3,4. Likes: CB, talking. Dislikes: English, P.O.D.; Ambi- tion: to become an FCC First Class Licensed Technician; Saying: Mercy Sakes Alive! Michael Foster Mike Likes: hockey, stock cars, fishing; Dislikes: homework, makeup; Ambition: to get through school; Saying: The name of the game in hockey is skating. Peter Francisco Pete Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Likes: T.V., sports. Three Stooges, sleeping; Dislikes: school, school lunches; Ambi- tion: to travel around the country. Brian Frye Brian Freshman Track 1; Freshman Play 1 ; Freshman Choir 1; Golf 3; Soccer 3,4; Men ' s Glee Club 1,2. Likes: sleeping, eating, making whoopee!, mountain climbing; Dislikes: school lunches; Ambi- tion: to travel further then further my vocational education; Saying: I dunno Netha and Peter might be most popular, but this is hard to believe. PETER VINCENT FRANCISCO BRIAN DOUGLAS FRYE 28 John Gallagher John Likes: having a good time, being with people; Dislikes: people who beat around the bush, people who don ' t know what they ' re talking about; Ambition: to be a success, to graduate; Saying: Well, alright! David Gamache Dave Class Movies 1,2; Class Council 3,4. Likes: auto racing, shop, Hot Rod Magazine, girls on Swifts Beach, WROR radio station, pizza; Dislikes: beets, lousy pizza; Ambi- tion: to be a race car builder; Saying: Right on the button Paula Gamache Shrimp Track 1; Class Council 3. Likes: guys, children; Dislikes: snobs, conceited guys; Ambition: to work with the retarded; Saying: Yes sa, he ' s cruisin ' ! Paul Garafalo Garf Football 1; Basketball 1,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Humanities- Science 4. Likes: being happy, Jethro Tull, bones, freedom; Dislikes: being told what to do, people who think they know everything; Saying: Some difference. Charles Gerrior Chuck Likes: cars; Dislikes: school, studying; Ambition: to be a speed reader; Saying: $3.00 limit! JOHN WILLIAM GALLAGHER DAVID ARTHUR GAMACHE PAULA JEAN GAMACHE PAUL JOSEPH GARAFALO CHARLES MICHAEL GERRIOR 29 LEO JOSEPH CERRIOR CARLOTTA ANNE CIBERTI We expect great things of Dan PATRICIA ELLEN CISETTO and Sharon in the future! Leo Cerrior Leo Likes: parties, being with people; Dislikes: plastic people; Ambition: to try everything once! ! Carlotta Ciberti Cot Class Council 3,4; Yearbook 4; Census 2; Girls ' Chorus 3,4; Red Cross 1; Voice of Democracy 3, Pep Squad 1. Likes: chip- munks, smiling faces, family and friends; Dislikes: Lisel ' s devilish influences, saying goodbye, insensitive people; Ambition: to be a writer; Saying: How ' s it goin ' ? Irma Gibson • ' Irma Pep Squad 1,2; Class Council 2. Likes: Al, cars, pizza; Dislikes: school, work fights; Ambition: to conquer all; Saying: Oh how gross Patricia Gisetto Pat- Likes: writing, travelling, music, reading, walking, gardening; Dislikes: pollution, big mouths, pushy people, phonies; Am- bition: to travel all over the world. 30 Diana Gomes Gomesy Softball 2; Office Girl 1,2,4; Cafeteria 2,3,4; Student Council 4. Likes: Lenny, swimming, parties, travelling, dancing, clothes, having a funky good time; Disl ikes: prejudiced people; Ambition: to travel; Saying: Party Elizabeth Grant Beth Girls ' Track; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Cafeteria 3,4; Freshman Play 1; Yearbook 4; Senior Play 4. Likes: excursions, men, the color red, the Allman Brothers; Dislikes: cold, dull, drizzly days, flies, clothes; Ambition: to be a mother or a lawyer; Saying: Boswa Darlene Gray Darlene Likes: dancing, singing, boys; Dislikes: kids acting older than they are; Ambition: to teach nursary school; Saying: Cool it Charles Griswold Charlie Football 1; Wrestling 3,4; D.E.C.A. 3,4. Likes: sleeping, weekends, parties, girls; Dislikes: going to school, some teachers, getting up in the morning; Ambition: to graduate from High School; Saying: What ' s Happening? Diana Griswold Diana Likes: food, clothes, Danny; Dislikes: gym, cottage cheese, snobs; Ambition: to go out on her own Gina Guidoboni Gina Pep Squad 1; Cheerleading 1; Student Council 1,2; Tennis 2,3,4; Drama 1,2; Band 1; Freshman Choir 1; A Cappella Choir 2. Likes: Allison, Irma, Lisa, parties, the summer, Plympton; Dislikes: school, being unhappy, bad weather; Ambition: to own a Mark IV and travel around the world; Saying: Oh, that ' s wicked! DIANA JUNE GOMES CHARLES FREDERICK GRISWOLD ELIZABETH ANN GRANT DIANA LYNN GRISWOLD DARLENE ANN GRAY GINA ELIZABETH GUIDOBONI 31 RAYMOND WALTER HANSON JOHN HOWARD HOLMES JAMES JOSEPH HEALY MICHAEL WARREN HORTON Gee, Lois and Mike got cutest but where are their lollypops? Raymond Hanson Ray Eootball Manager 1,2,1; Basketball Man- ager 1,2,3; Track Manager 2. Likes: sports, girls, The Three Stooges; Dislikes: homework, school lunches. James Healy Healy Likes: Phyllis, sports, any outdoor activity, being on Pearl St.; Dislikes: ugly girls; Ambition: nothing except going out with Phyllis; Saying: You plant . John Holmes Holmsie Hockey 3,4. Likes: sleep, writing, Ice Hockey, rain, girls; Dislikes: stone walls; Ambition: to write, play Hockey, and stay unattached for 25 years; Saying: What Happened? Michael Horton Mike Likes: basketball, football, hockey, girls, (not in that order); Ambition: to graduate and get out of school. 12 Freshman Council 3; vacations, Patricia Howard Patty Band 1; Band 2,3,4; Class Woodwind Quintet 2. Likes: friendly people, folk-rock music (Seals Crofts); Dislikes: writing compositions, homework; Ambition: to travel. Saying: Can I pass it in tomor- row? Charlene Ibbitson Char ep Squad 2. Likes: David, cars, horse- back riding, drag and stock-car racing, drive-in movies, art, drawing painting, T.V.; Dislikes: snobs, blue lights on police cars, not having any money, reading for book reports, essays; Ambition: to race a stock car, to eventually get married. Deborah Jenness Debi Twirlers 1; Freshman Play 1; Class Secre- tary 2; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Class Council 2; Student Council 3; Senior Class Play 4; PCC 1; Boys ' Track Manager 1. Likes: silver Honda ' s, cheering, having fun; Dislikes: to get up early, gearheads, a certain rock ; Ambition: to be a secre- tary; Saying: Yeah, but you ' ll have to sit in the trunk. Sandra Johnson Sandy Freshman Band 1, Band 2,3,4; Brass Choir 3,4; Field Hockey 2. Likes: foreign cars, moustaches, working, Chicago, Bread, getting out of school; Dislikes: home- work; Ambition: to be the first woman winner of the Indy 500 ; Saying: Did you feel that shift? Sure thing Marie Kainu Marie Senior Play Reading Committee 4; Tennis 2; Yearbook Staff 4. Likes: driving my car, going places, weekends; Dislikes: cars that break down, grouchy people; Saying: Where? I can ' t see! Steven Kelley Steve Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3. Likes: sports, fishing; Dislikes: school rules, age limit on sports; Ambi- tion: to make good; Saying: What ' s hap- pening, hot shot? PATRICIA LOUISE HOWARD CHARLENE WANDA IBBITSON 7 J SANDRA JEAN JOHNSON MARIE ELAINE KAINU DEBORAH ANN JENNESS STEVEN ALAN KELLY 33 I wonder if Carlolta will still think Bruce is sincere after the bee stings her? Daniel Kennedy Dan ' Baseball 1; PCC 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Clarinet Choir 3,4; Yearbook Senior Section Editor 4; Class Council 2; Newspaper 4; Student Council 3,4; Humanities Science 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4. Likes: sports, music, mountain climbing, jamming; Dislikes: Nixon, wet sleeping bags, get- ting electrocuted; Ambition: to be a po- litical reporter for The Real Paper; Saying: I wasn ' t listening Alan Kilpatrick ■The Kid Track 1,2. Likes: mountain climbing, camping a good night out, hockey, friends you can depend on; Dislikes: loud girls, liver, air pollution; Ambition: to live in Colorado; Saying: Hey, get off my back, huh? )udy Lapham ]udy Likes: Dave, horseback riding, kids; Dislikes: people not being themselves; Ambition: to get married after gradua- tion; Saying: I don ' t believe it. Ronnie LaPointe Poindexter A.V. Assistant 1,2,3,4; Library Assistant 1,2. Likes: drafting, volleyball, basketball; Dislikes: homework, detention, certain teachers; Ambition: to become an archi- tect DANIEL DOUGLAS KENNEDY ALAN ROBERT KILPATRICK JUDITH ANN LAPHAM f RONNIE ALAN LaPOINTE 34 Catherine Lima Cathy Likes: pizza, a certain guy, football; Dislikes: school lunches, getting up early in the morning, homework; Ambition: to graduate. David Lucas Dave Baseball 1. Likes: cars, motorcycles, trav- eling, The Three Stooges; Dislikes: school, big cities, winter. John Lynde, Jr. John Photo Club 2,3,4; Bio. Club 2,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Soccer 3; Bio. Lab Ass ' t 4; Class Council 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Brass Choir 4; Yearbook Photography Editor 4; Junior Prom Committee; Men ' s Glee Club 4. Likes: band, tennis, photography, having a good time!; Dislikes: Mondays, getting up early, a certain French teacher, school lunches; Ambition: to graduate Karen MacAulay Karen Likes: Tom, music; Dislikes: getting up in the morning, homework; Ambition: to be a bookkeeper. CATHERINE MARIE LIMA DAVID ALAN LUCAS Do Sue and George show this much enthusiasm for their school work? JOHN BROWNING LYNDE, JR. KAREN SUE MacAULAY 35 )UDY MacDONALD LAURA BETH MacDONALD judy MacDonald Mac- Likes: music, parties, weekends; Dislikes: getting up in the morning, school, being told what to do, snobs; Ambition: to go on to school some day; Saying: Oh Yeah I don ' t know. Laura MacDonald Buck Student Council 2,4; Class Council 2,3,4; V. Pres. 3; Freshman Choir 1; Freshman Band 1, Band 2,3,4; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; S.E.M.S.B.A. 3; Chamber Singers 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Silver M 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Prom Committee 4; Student Activities Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Play Selection Committee 4; Class Night 4; State Student Council Con- vention 2; Southeastern Mass. Citizenship Convention 2; Humanities Science 4. Likes: being with Mike, weekends, good music, frog ponds ; Dislikes: fake and two face people, Monday mornings; Am- bition: to always be happy. Donna MacKenzie Donna Softball 2,4; Bio. Lab Ass ' t 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Likes: blue jeans, animals, sports; Dislikes: homework, getting up early, people with money; Ambition: to succeed in whatever I do; Saying: Huh , What did you say? Jean Maki Jeannie Cafeteria 4. Likes: guys, money, clothes; Dislikes: show-offs, getting up early in the morning; Ambition: to make a lot of money; Saying: What a dude Myrtle Maiden Myrtle Choir 1; Pep Squad 4; Biology Club Pres- ident 4; Career Exploration 4; Guidance Office Girl 4; Girls ' Glee Club 4, Year- book 4. Likes: ocean, music, people, po- etry; Dislikes: arguments, hatred, war; Ambition: to see the whole U.S.; Quote: Happiness is not in doing what you like but in liking what you do. V JEAN MARIE MAKI MYRTLE BLANCHE MALDEN DONNA LEE MacKENZIE Do you think that Gail and Fred would lend us their earmuffs? 36 JAN MARIE MALEWICZ LYNNE ACNES MARRA Jan Malewicz Jan A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Census Com- mittee 2; Chamber Singers 2,4; Class Council 1,4; Freshman Choir 1; Freshman and J.V. Cheerleading 1; Girls Chorus 4; Office Girl 4; Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Softball 2; Student Council 1,2,3, Treas. 2; Varsity Cheerleading 2; Yearbook Staff 4. Likes: Dwaine, weekends, chipmunks, gophers, shoes, beach, Fitchburg State; Dislikes: unfriendly people, corruption, Monday mornings, Farrar ' s; Ambition: to be a nurse, to be happy. Lynne Marra Lynne Cafeteria Worker 3,4; Class Council 3; Guidance Office Girl 4; Pep Squad 2,3. Likes: a certain guy in a green Road Runner, bowling, the beach, getting a good tan; Dislikes: getting up early, school, school lunches, snobs, curly hair. Ambition: to get married someday; Saying: Get out of here! Judith Marshall Judy Class Council 3; Field Hockey 3; Pep Squad 3; Tennis 3. Likes: spaghetti, beach, shopping, drawing, a certain guy; Dislikes: carrots, people that aren ' t them- selves; Ambition: to be a nurse, to get married someday; Saying: I don ' t know Michael Masi Mace Class Council 3, Class President 3; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Co-Capt. 1,4; Humanities Science 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Silver M 3,4; Vice President 4; Student Advisory Board 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Tennis 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Yearbook Sports Co- editor 4. Likes: Italian food, sports, music; Dislikes: homework, the sled; Ambition: to go to college Brenda McKee Brenda Band 1; Office girl 1. Likes: Tex, movies; Dislikes: school, homework; Ambition: to go out on my own; Saying: I ' m leaving. Susan Marshall Sue Humanities-Science Class 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Year- book Staff 4. Likes: tennis, reading, travel- ing. Dislikes: schoo l pizza, show offs, being called Suzie. Ambition: to teach, to live a long and full life; Saying: Really Fantastic! i i SUSAN MELANY ELIZABETH MARSHALL MICHAEL CAREY MASI JUDITH ANN MARSHALL BRENDA JEAN McKEE 37 MARIE DEBORAH McKISSIC Marie McKissick Marie Likes: Leo, movies; Dislikes: people who brag; Ambition: to be a good wife to Leo; Saying: I give up! What is it? |iil McNeil Jill A Cappella Choir 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Census 2; Freshmen Choir 1; Girls ' Chorus 3; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; (co-Capt. 4) Senior Play Selection 4; Prom Committee 4; Softball 2,4; Student Council 1,3,4; Year- book Staff 4. Likes: cheering, having no problems, weekends, summer, Mark, chipmunks; Dislikes: getting up for school, Ho )o ' s, Monday mornings, Math; Ambition: to be a nurse, be happy, own a Corvette; Saying: Chipmunks unite. Jaynee Mecke Meek Girls ' Track 1; Red Cross 1; Student Council 2. Likes: Ray, a certain place, munchies; Dislikes: staying home, unrea- sonable teachers, dirty hair, arguing; Am- bition: to get married, own a stone house; Saying: Well Hon, I don ' t know. David Medas Dave Football 1; Yearbook Layout Editor 4. Likes: cars, painting, drawing, racing, girls; Dislikes: English, show offs; Ambi- tion: to become a draftsman. JAYNEE MARIE MECKE (ILL ELIZABETH McNEIL DAVID WAYNE MEDAS 38 Hat Day (continued) Is Roland really trying to get away from Gail or is he urging her along? Gail Michael Peaches Cheerleading 1; Softball 2; Field Hockey 3; Census 2; Class Council 3,4; Student Council 3; Track 1,2. Likes: guys, long hair, Taunton, a certain guy, hanging around Farrar ' s, Chevelle SS, beach, typing; Dislikes: gearheads, school lunches, getting up in the morning, notehand; Ambition: get married; Saying: Is that right? Gina Michael Skinny Guinea Track 1. Likes: clean hair, guys, long fin- gernails, dancing, sleeping; Dislikes: liver, school, R R, lima beans; Ambition: stay single, Saying: Tch! Get out of here. Corey Mills Brillo Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Chess Club 4; Audio Visual 2,3,4. Likes: Audio Visual, sports, being alone; Dislikes: doing something wrong and no one finding out; Ambition: to obey one supreme employ- er; Saying: I wish I knew the real truth. Peter Morelli Pete Activities: Basketball 1; Football 1,4; Track 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Class Council 1,4; Student Council 2,4; D.E.C.A. 3,4 (Vice Pres.); Student Government Repre- sentative; Likes: Parties, beers, sports; Dislikes: politicians, Ambition: Win the lottery! Saying: Please pause for a moment of silence. 39 JOSEPH ROBERT MYTHEN MICHAEL JAYE PERRY Joseph Myth en Joe Basketball 3,4; Soccer 4; Track 3,4. Likes: Basketball, girls, Charlie Brown; Dislikes: vegetables, beer; Ambition: to become rich. Janice O ' Connor Jan Girls ' Chorus 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Likes: friendly and sincere people, parties, weekends, basketball games; Dislikes: fakes, Mondays, bad moods, homework; Ambition: to go to college, get married, get the most out of life; Saying: What a fool! Michael Perry Pee Wee A Cappella Choir 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Senior Play 4 Freshman Choir 1; Football 1,2,3,4. Likes girls, the Three Stooges, sports; Dislikes English first period, homework. Thomas Perry Tom Baseball 1,2,3,4. Likes: Baseball, parties; Dislikes: school, staying home; Ambition: get out of this state; Saying: Yessa James Picone Jim Band 2,3; Freshman Band 1; Likes: Schlitz Draft; Dislikes; school lunches, garbage men; Ambition: work for the F.A.A., be a bachelor; Saying What can I say? JANICE THERESA O ' CONNOR THOMAS ARTHUR PERRY JAMES JOSEPH PICONE 40 Donald Poulin Don Basketball 2,3; Cafeteria Worker; Likes: drag racing, music, basketball; Dislikes: school lunches; Ambition: to be a car mechanic; Saying: Keep it up, keep on trucking Clayton Powers Clayton Football 3, Baseball 2, Wrestling 2,3. Likes: Kathy, sports, food, Saturday; Dislikes: Coming to school early in the morning. Ambition: To finish school and get out of this town; Saying: No, I ain ' t. Michael Preti Mike Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Likes: Friday and Saturday nights, girls, football, to boogie; Dislikes: You have the right to remain silent . . . , John Law School; Ambition: to get out of Middleboro. Saying: Co crazy Harold Priest, Jr. Harold Cafeteria Worker 3,4; Chess Club 2; D.E.C.A. 3,4; D.E.C.A. Store Aide, Elec- tronics 2. Likes: girls, money, Maine, riding around town; Dislikes: school, people who think they are better than other people; Ambition: to manage a department store; Saying: Hi! What are you doin ' ? DONALD NORMAN POULIN CLAYTON POWERS MICHAEL STANLEY PRETI Round and Round they go, where they ' ll stop nobody knows. HAROLD LINWOOD PRIEST, JR. 41 9 SAMUEL DAVID PROVENCHER DOREEN MAE REYNOLDS STEPHEN THOMAS REYNOLDS PATRICIA ANN RICHARD ANNE MARIE RILEY Samui ' l Provencher Sam Liki ' S: beer, guitar, money; Dislikes: school, work, not eating; Ambition: to be a musician; Saying: Let ' s Boogie Doreen Reynolds Doreen Band 1,2,3,4; Business Dept. Supervisor 4; Clarinet Choir 3; Field Hockey 3; Freshman Band 1, )V Tennis 2; Office Girl 1; Red Cross 2. Likes: going shopping, going to the beach, suntans, having a good time, going to football games; Dislikes: putting gas in the car, peas, get- ting up early; Ambition: to always be happy; Saying: What? Steve Reynolds Patricia Richard Fox Freshman Choir 1; A Cappella Choir 2; Likes: Brant Rock, the ocean, fireplaces, traveling; Dislikes: plastic people; Ambi- tion: to live in Canada; Saying: Will you cooperate? Anne Riley Anne Color Guard 2,3,4; Softball 3; English Of- fice Girl 3; Librarian 3; Pep Squad 3,4; RAC Rep 4. Likes: people, color guard, friends; Dislikes: homework, meanness; Ambition: to join the Navy and get married; Saying: What? Deborah Roberts Debbie Likes: Newport, weekends, people; Dislikes: Middleboro; Ambition: Col- lege; Saying: Woooo DEBORAH ANN ROBERTS 42 Lisel Rockwood Leese Freshman Band 1; Freshman Choir 1; Census 2; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Chamber Singers 2,3,4; Student Council 3; J.V. Cheerleading, Co-Capt. 2; Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4; Guidance Office Girl 4; Year- book Ass ' t. Editor 4; Yearbook Involve- ment Editor 4; Senior Play 4; Selection Committee 4; Senior Class Sec ' y. 4. Likes: chipmunks, weekend vacations, hikes, cheering for Sachem ball players; Dislikes: some of Carlotta ' s influences; Ambition: to be an architect or a chemist; Saying: Oh, I don ' t care! , Chips unite! Annetta Saunders Annetta Office Girl 3. Likes: Charger, Boston, parties, cooking, football, basketball; Dislikes: Middleboro, ignorant people; Ambition: to be a medical sec ' y, to some- day marry and have children; Saying: Party! , OH, never mind , You got me going Janet Savard Janet Office girl 1,3,4; Girls ' Choir 1,3,4. Likes: a certain Guy , a certain motorcycle; Dislikes: all the snobs in this school, 12:30-1:16; Ambition: getting married and being a housewife; Saying: No fights in the car this morning. Constance Savas Connie Freshman Band 1; Band 2,3,4; Freshman Choir 1; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; V. Pres. Class Council 2; Chamber Singers 4; Varsity Cheerleading 2,3,4; Co-Capt. 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3 Silver M 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4 Census 2; Humanities Science 4. Likes Cheerleading, skiing, clothes, a certain ar- tist, happiness, music, fun; Dislikes: phony people, curly hair, gloomy days; Ambition: to have a happy and successful life, to be a dental hygienist and work with people; Saying: Hi LISEL ANNE ROCKWOOD JANET ELAINE SAVARD ANNETTA LEE SAUNDERS CONSTANCE LEE SAVAS 43 STEVEN MICHAEL SCHOFIELD RUSSELL RAYMOND SEAVER Steven Schofield Steve Band 1,2,3,4; Brass Choir 2,3,4; Freshman Choir 1; Men ' s Glee Club 1,2; Baseball 1; Photography Club 3. Likes: Malibu, Boston, music, money; Dislikes: the Bruins; Ambition: Write a book; Sayings: Your not so hot yourself. That ' s highly symbolic. Russell Seaver Russ Freshman Band 1; Band 2,3,4; yearbook 4; Track 1,2. Likes: girls, sports. Led Zep, Stones, J. Ceils, money; Dislikes: getting put down, rednecks, work. Ambition: doing something extremely creative; Sayings: As opposed to what? Yeah, right- Deborah Shaw Debbie Class Council 2; Softball 2; Student Council Sec ' y 3, V. Pres. 4; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Freshman Choir 1. Likes: Barney, sports, horseback riding; Dis- likes: snobs, homework, being sad; Am- bition: to be happy; Saying: You ' ll get over it. )ohn Shaw John Likes: cars and girls (Vicki); Dislikes: school; Ambition: To be a great mechanic; Saying: You ' ll get over it. Margaret Shiek Margaret Tennis 2,3; Chamber Singers 2,3,4; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Class Council 2,3; Red Cross 3; Likes: good times and good places; Dislikes: doing nothing on a day off; Ambition: to see the world and become someone. Favorite Saying: Are you grouchy? Laurel Silva Laurel National Honor Society 4. Likes: Steve, music, pizza; Dislikes: phony awards; Ambition: to get married; Saying: NO )OHN STUART SHAW MARGARET MARION SHIEK DEBORAH LEE SHAW LAUREL ANN SILVA 44 JAMES RICHARD SMALL James Small Jim Football 1,2,3,4; Biology Lab Assistant 4; Student Council 4; Class Council 2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Sports Co-editor 4. Likes: pizza, getting out of school, sports, sleeping, good times; Dislikes: losing, homework, not having any money, getting up in the morning; Ambition: to be happy, healthy, and wealthy; Saying: What? Belinda Smith Newspaper, 4. Likes: wine, travel, paint- ings; Dislikes: beer, winter; Ambition: to go to Cuba; Saying: Oh wow Karen Smith Karen Student Council 1,2; JV Cheerleading 2, Varsity Cheerleading 3; Class Secretary 3. Likes: Pat, horses, marriage, Mrs. Vintro ' s English class; Dislikes: former Russian, homework, snobby people; Ambition: to be an actress; Saying: Sweetie Jutta Smith Basketball 2; Track Manager 2. Likes: Bobby, excuses to get out of class; Dislikes: getting up for school in the morning; Ambition: to not have to get up so early in the morning BELINDA SUE SMITH JUTTA LAURA SMITH All work no play . . . Even though Pat and George are quietest, does it mean they have to take off their shoes? 45 i CAROL ELIZABETH SOULE NIKKIE ELLEN STEPHENS IM BARRY EDWARD STANDISH WARD MARSHALL STETSON Carol Soule Carol A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Girls ' Track 1 Field Hockey 2,3,4; Silver M 3,4; Na tional Honor Society 3,4; Softball 2 Student Council 2,3,4; Girls State 3 Freshman Band 1; Cheerleading 1,2 Census Committee 2; junior Prom Com- mittee 3. Likes: Q.P., sports, winter, scarey movies; Dislikes: chocolate ice- cream, arguing; Ambition: to always be happy. Barry Standish Barry Likes: working on cars, going out; Dislikes: school, being late, pushy peo- ple; Ambition: to be an electrician; Saying: What ' s the matter for you? Terri Stanley Terri Bio. Lab. Asst. 3,4; Library Asst. 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. Likes: paperweights, stocks, working at Steve ' s Sports Den; Dislikes: Doctors; Ambition: to be a stock broker. Nikkie Stephens Nick Likes: a certain guy, booze, Camaros, hanging around Farrar ' s. Dislikes: school, homework, guys who use girls, getting up in the morning; Ambition: to get out of school; Saying: Who was he with? Ward Stetson Ward Likes: Debby, motorcycles; Dislikes: get- ting up for school in the morning, work- ing; Ambition: to live a good life; Saying: I don ' t know? William Sukeforth Bill- Track 1. Likes: girls, cars, music; Dislikes: school; Ambition: to graduate. TERRI LYNN STANLEY WILLIAM LYLE SUKEFORTH 4b Cheryl Sylvia Cheryl Field Hockey 2; Basketball Manager 2; Class Secretary 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Council 2,3,4; Library Aide 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2. Likes: sincere and real people, concerts, music, art, meeting people, going out and enjoying life with friends; Dislikes: fakes and moody people, people with no patience or understanding; Am- bition: be a receptionist and travel- Saying: What can I say? Gary Tanguay Tang Baseball 1,2,3,4. Likes: business, car- pentry; Ambition: continue his education Stephen Tanguay Steve Likes: beer, people; Dislikes: some teachers; Ambition: to get out of school and travel; Saying: Shut your head Harold Taylor Harry Freshman Football 1; Varsity Track 1,2,3,4; Track co-capt. 2,3; capt. 4; Cross Country 2,3,4, capt. 3,4; MVP 2,3. Likes: loves a certain girl named Linda!, going out on Saturday night, running the 2-mile and hilly course, sleeping late; Dislikes: working at the Red Coach, school, homework, hitting bumps in the road, being late; Ambition: to get a good job, to have a lot of money, and stay in pretty good running shape; Saying: I don ' t know CHERYL ANNE SYLVIA STEPHEN LOUIS TANGUAY GARY JAMES TANGUAY HAROLD WILLIAM TAYLOR Now listen Teri and Jim lets not get too friendly! 47 LILLIAN ANNE THAYER ELLEN JANE THOMAS Lillian Thayer Lillian Likes: John, driving, bowling, going to parties; Dislikes: school; Ambition: get married; Saying: Ain ' t gonna do that no more, daddy! Ellen Thomas ELL Class Council 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Play Selection Committee 4; Bio. Lab. Ass t. Likes: skiing, hikes, weekend vacations; Dislikes: hyporits, banana ice crea, Ambi- tion: to become an x-ray technician. William Thomas Bill Baseball 1,2; Hockey 3,4; D.E.C.A. 3,4. Likes: to play sports, girls; Dislikes: school and teachers; Ambition: to be a hockey player in the NHL; Favorite Saying: Ask me if I care ... (I don ' t). Elaine Thompson Lainey Freshman Choir 1; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Field Hockey 2,3; Cheerleading 1; Student Council 1,2,3; National Honor 3,4; Springfest 1; Senior Play 4; Humanities Science 4; Cencus 2. Likes: Football games, the beach; Dislikes: the bus, rainy mornings. Frederick Townsend Buckwheat Football 1; Class Council 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; M.A.M.L. 3; Track 1,2,4; Yearbook 4; Science Lab Assistant 3; Student Council 3,4; BYF President 4. Likes: Basketball, Genie; Dislikes: People who don ' t say much !!!, being bugged; Ambi- tion: plantation owner; Saying: Hey, Miz Buck Paul Travers Paul- Likes: playing quitar, entertaining, song writing, swimming, skating, taking long trips to Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire, seeing wild animals, girls, cars; Dislikes: wars, violence, destruction of wild life and land; Ambition: to be a rhythm guitarist and singer With a band that makes records and does concerts; Saying: So you say we ' re all plugged in? ELAINE MARY THOMPSON i FREDERICK JAY TOWNSEND WILLIAM BREWSTER THOMAS PAUL ALVIN TRAVERS 48 DOUGLAS KEITH WAGER Douglas Wager Doug Likes: working on cars; Dislikes: one-way people, people who make fun of others; Ambition: to be a mechanic; Saying: What is happening Red Head? Lois Warren Lois Track 1, Basketball 2, Field Hockey 2,3,4; Class Council 4; Studio Art 4. Likes: Tom, friends, Fridays; Dislikes: snobby people; Ambition: to get married. Patricia Washburn Patty Yearbook 4; J.V. Tennis 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Likes: PF, JD, painting flow- ers, Chinese food; Dislikes: uneven par- rallel bars; Ambition: to be a good teach- er; Saying: Hi Cindy . . . See you later, Cindy. Paul Washburn Washy Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1; Band 1,2. Likes: sports, food; Dislikes: nothing. Richard Washburn Richard Football 1,2. Likes: Brenda, cars, weight lifting, working, Lorenzo ' s, street racing; Dislikes: homework and some teachers; Ambition: to start a business; Favorite Saying: Hoooo I LOIS DIANE WARREN PATRICIA ANN WASHBURN RICHARD WASHBURN JR. Look at those faces! Can we re- ally depend on Cindy and Mike? 49 MARGARET ANNE WATERMAN JOSEPH PATRICK WATERS KIM WEAVER ROBERTO WERNER I Margaret Waterman Peg- Student Council 1,2,3; Class Council 3 Field Hockey 2,3; Photography Club 2,3,4; Psychology Club 3; yearbook 4; Of fice Girl 4. Likes: people, nature, the beach and 3 !!!; Dislikes: people who want to get to the top no matter who they step on; Ambition: R.N., to be herself; Fa- vorite Saying: you DUMMY Joseph Waters Joe Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Senior Play 4. Likes: weekends, sports; Dislikes: homework, the sleds, loud people; Favorite Saying: Oh sure Kim Weaver Kimba Girls ' Chorus 3, Senior Play 4. Likes: Dana, pizza, Smilin ' faces (sometimes); Dislikes: turnips, squash, u-slips, grouchy people; Ambition: to live happily ever after in a big castle on a big mountain; Fa- vorite Saying: What ' s happenin ' ? Roberto Werner Roberto Soccer 4; Track 4; Likes: Middleboro, girls from Middleboro, Dislikes: spaghet- ti; Ambition: College Mary West Maroo Happiness is Brett and Chad; Dislikes: Big M ' s little D.; Ambition: To have a happy life; Saying: Now is that nice? Mark Westgate Mark Band 1,2,3. Likes: bikes, parties, week- ends; Saying: Boogie MARY INEZ WEST MARK WESTGATE 50 DIANE LYNN WESTON NETHA LOUISE WHITE 51 December is the perfect month for Carlotta and John to have an optimistic picnic with frozen food. 1 11 1 [ Lois Wilbur Louie Freshman Band 1; Band 2,3,4; Intramural Tennis 3; Clarinet Choir 3; Class Council 3. Likes: Lenny, horses, weekends, spring, fall, Beatles, field trips. Dislikes: being bored, cement walls, school buses; Ambi- tion: to live my life in my own way; Saying: What a bunch of rowdies David Wood Dave Freshman Band 1; Band 2,3,4; Brass Choir 2,3,4; Freshman Choir 1; Mens ' Glee Club 1,4; Honors Class 4; Senior Class Play Cast 4. Likes: sports, P.F. history, music- Dislikes: N.Y. sports teams; Ambition: to be a history teacher. Carol Wright Carol Office Girl 1,2,3; Library Aide 1,2,3; Work Study 4. Likes: Jerry, dungarees; Dislikes: wearing dresses, school, snobs; Ambi- tion: to be a hairdresser. LOIS ANN WILBUR DAVID BRUCE WOOD CAROL MARIA WRIGHT 52 Fay Yarsites Fay reshman Choir 1; A Cappella Choir ,3,4; Class Council 2,4; Yearbook Staff 4; senior Class Play 4. Likes: horses, hikes, veekends; Dislikes: snobs, restrictions, lomework; Ambition: to be happy, free, ind live on a farm. Edmund Yarusites Chip Senior Class Play 4. Likes: money, food, leeping, holidays. Dislikes: getting up ;arly, arguing; Ambition: to go to ollege; Saying: Oh yeah George Young George Likes: down to earth people, new places out of Massachusetts (Florida); Dislikes: violence; Ambition: to go into the Air Force and be a helicopter pilot, or do any- thing that appeals to me. I wonder if Debby and George are still talking underneath all that tape? FAY ELLEN YARSITES 53 Cr 3 ( y . my A. . 1 40 4 r ' ap ' O o, l 1 X -1 V S-Jx - A x r ifl Of t 7 1 ,a 4 Y 4 Class Flower Rose Class Colors Holly Green and White Class Motto What We Call Results are Beginnings. Emerson CLASS FAVORITES Food Pizza Teacher Mr. Denise Group Allman Brothers Song Ramblin ' Man Sport Football Clothes Dungarees Hangout Farrar ' s Day Friday Night 55 THE SENIORS REMEMBER . . . when as freshman we were still upperclassmen. Mr. Mumford ' s fudge. when Allan Kilpatrick ate the frog ' s liver. when we counted how many times Mrs. Whipple laughed in one period, mid-years. the superball contests in Mr. DeNardini ' s English class Greaser Day. the sock hop and the bunny hop. when we would get cups without coke and coke without cups. when we played fish with baseball cards. the snowball fight in Rod ' s room. the gardeners of Bio II. when Sam got hit by a parked truck. when we all wore slave chains. the day it poured on the Washington trip. the flood of 1970. when Mrs. Vintro took English III to Concord and we got lost, when Miss Wiedl danced the mashed potatoes. when Alan climbed out on the third floor ledge and someone shut the window and closed the drapes, J and Miss Dupee said, Where ' s Alan ! when Mark W. almost threw Kim out the senior lounge window, when Pat fell out of the chair. Jenny hit the police car. when Cindy got her hair caught in the typewriter. Mrs. Moore saying, Believe you me , when Karen got lost in Arlington cemetery, the first day in the new school. , when Debbie broke the mirror at the Washington Hilton, when our cross country was number one. the Junior Prom and how the group didn ' t know our song, the donkey hockey game. when Michelle wore curlers all the way to Washington, the Bulgarians in D.C. when Pat tipped over her chair in Mrs. Moore ' s class. David ' s many cars. all the great times at M.H.S. when the cheerleaders missed the bus. when Corinne fell asleep in a Washington D.C. lobby. when Fred said That ' s it Dave, we ' re doing it when boys had to wear their shirts tucked in. Pratt Free. when Miss Roht tripped over her step stool in French class, our freshman play Hillbilly Weddin ' when Fred Townsend guarded the bus at the Hull J.V. football game, the class of 1974. 56 CLASS OF ' 74 FINAL WILL AND TESTAMENT The senior chipmunks leave Cheryl to be president next year. Jill leaves Carlotta wondering if Puff was under Miss Anacki ' s desk. Harold leaves Dennis his dirty gym socks and three more years. Doreen, Judy, and Cindy leave their seats in Shorthand and Typing to anyone who wants them next year. Susan, Pat, and Beth leave their shakers and school spirit to Mrs. Belknap and the next pep squad. Gail leaves Carolyn all the rubbish cans on Sunday afternoon left over from Saturday night. Jaynee leaves the guidance department to some other poor soul. Mike and Tom leave the administration to anybody who can hack it! Silver A leaves empty UNICEF cans. Alan leaves a bag of Snickers bars to Mr. Couture. Charlene leaves Chris without a ride home from school for at least two and a half years. Louie leaves Judy with three more years at M.H.S. Tex leaves the gobbling to someone else. Er . . . And Ah . . . Getting back to . . . Well ah ... is left to next year ' s P.O.D. classes. Peter leaves the intercom and getting here late to some lucky person. Jan, Laura, and Jackie leave the Soprano section lost. Gina leaves Mr. Sullivan a one-way ticket to Russia. Sandy C. leaves Sandy E. the only one in Bookkeeping 3. Jutta, Laurel, Lindsay, and Nikkie leave without hesitation. Teri wants to leave Mr. MacDonald a bat to hit people with. Jackie leaves Student Council without another Burke for three years. Anne leaves one more Riley to go. Connie and Jill leave with a Ready? O.K.! Kathy and Anne leave their rifles to anyone who can spin them! Carol, Amy, and Elaine leave Linda more good times down the Muddock! Pat leaves Cindy the rememberance of painting blue flowers. Mike, Amy, and Jim leave Mr. Couture to keep the figures in the ball park! Cheryl leaves Miss Jenness a pile of check plus Current Events! Janet leaves her sisters, Lynn and Rac, with high hopes! Annetta leaves Lynn with her sister, Kathy! Russ leaves Dick a pile of records for 6th period. Debbie leaves her seat in band to Lonnie. Peggy leaves her broken glasses to Mr. Mumford ' s floor. And finally, the class of 1974 leaves, some tearful, some happy, but all with memories of four years at M.H.S. 57 Row 1 : D. Weston, K. Clark, E. Candee, C. Savas, ). McNeil Row 2: D. Demers, L. Crosland, D. Reynolds, N. Apostolos, S. Lynde, P. Howard, G. Flood Row 3: L. Wilbur, M. Maddigan, A. White, A. Howes, N. Pfister, L. MacDonald Row 4: S. Dionne, C. Nourse, S. Thayer, D. Wylie, J. Souza, L. Le- Toureau, B. Vaughan, S. Schofield, ). Farmer, D. Wood, D. Cahoon, ). Lynde, P. Blanchard Row 5: C. Poudrier, O. Sol- berg, K. Cassin, J. Cushman, C. Mastro, L. Reynolds COLOR GUARD Row 1 : A. Riley, K. Ducas, M. Carver Row 2: tonelli, S. Roza, ). Cobbett, B. Braley, ). Belrose, C. Curtis, L. C. Travassos, K. Wager, D. Znotin, S. Ehney, K. Bennett, J. An- Vaughn, R. Carney, absent: D. Hughes hi Row 1 : P. Blanchard, D. Nourse, J. Jablonski, C. Lynch Row 2: Pickering, N. Leonard, B. Merritt, R. Leonard, D. Dutra, ). S. Ames, K. King, B. Zablonsky, G. Kulian, P. Connolly, D. Waters, T. Stoddard, M. Moran, S. Johnson, B. Bates Row 4: J. Kennedy, T. Schofield Row 3: D. Malenfont, D. McNair, J. Dawson, M. Moran, M. Perry, P. Woodburn, R. Seaver Mr. Richard E. Nelson has been with the Middleboro School System for sixteen years, as an instructor and conductor in in- strumental music. Today, Mr. Nelson is the director of the M.H.S. band and the head of the music department. At Mr. Nelson ' s initiative, he has brought to M.H.S. the exchange concerts and expanded the concert program. He has also ex- panded the scope of the program by forming such in- strumental groups as the clarinet, brass, and woodwind choirs. Mr. Nelson sees this band as one of the best he has ever worked with and hopes he can see continued improvement in the future. The seniors leave Mr. Nelson with wishes for continued good luck and success in the future. 63 Row 1 : L. Mottatt, C. Lee, K. Moflatt, P. Perkarski, M. Maiden, V. Bent, P. Perry, Mrs. Belknap. Row 2: J. An- tonelli, C. Maiden, D. Sylvia, D. Cormier, P. White, E. Jagla (Tres.), P. Vlcek (Sec.), D. Picone (V.P.), I. DiCroce, S. Whit- teberry. Row 3: S. Moran, M. Edwards, C. Silva, J. Thompson, C. Costa, L. Em- berley, K. Orr, C. Ray. Ab- sent : E. Grant (pres.). PEP SQUAD enthusiasm increases spirit at sporting events Well. . . it looks like your team has got the Boogie-Woogie Blues. . . and if your team can ' t Boogie . . . then your team is gonna lose . . . so do the Boogie! Hey! Stand up and Boogie! Hey! Co win with Boogie! Hey! Co wild with Boogie! Hey! Row 1 : S. Callerani, P. Washburn (Captains) Row 2: T. Mosca, M. Record, S. Cady, M. Brouillard. TWIRLERS talented squad does well in competition 64 Mr. Brooks — Our feelings are most often left unexpressed, so we take this opporutnity to express our deep admiration for and appreciation of Mr. Brooks and all of the years we have known and worked with him. We hope that future classes may be as fortunate as we have been. ACAPPELLACHOIR CHAMBER SINGERS Row 1 : J. Malewicz, N. White, L. Rockwood. Row 2: ). Burke, L. MacDonald, C. Savas. Row 3: S. Pickering, J. Cadorette, ). Pick- ering, S. Cowan, Mr. Brooks, M. Perry, B. Mastro, K. Levesque, D. Cassady. Row 4: A. White, M. Maddigan, K. Clark, J. White, C. DeCourcy, T. Schofield, K. Ein- stein, T. Cabral, R. Mello. Row 1 : D. Cassady, L. MacDonald, ). Burke, S. Cowan, ). Malewicz, L. Rockwood, C. Savas, ). McNeil, B. Mastro. Row 2: Mr. Brooks, F. Yar- sites, S. Callan, P. Atkins, A. Carceau, D. Weston, N. White, N. Ferraguto. Row 3: K. Einstein, C. Schofield, R. Mello, M. Perry, B. Tripp, E. Thompson, C. Soule, C. Grose. Row 4: T. Cabral, C. DeCourcy, J. Pickering, S. Valler, J. Cadorette, A. White, L. Letendre, T. Schofield. Row 5: D. Mackiewicz, P. Woodburn, J. White, B. Cabral, D. Shaw, M. Mad- digan, A. Clay, D. Shaw. 65 Row 1 : P. Blanchard, B. Carey, M. Ayotte, J. Rust, C. Curtis, C. Hadsel Row 2: M. Connolly, S. Cowan, K. Einstein, B. Duarte, L. Vaughn, S.O ' Neil, T. Mosca, D. Cassady Row ?: D. Howard, S. Ehney, L. Wilbur, N. Pfister, K. Moranville, L. Walker, K. Clark, E. )agla Row 4: K. Turner, P. Tinkham, L Vaughn, L. Murdock, K. Wiley, S. Gallerani, M. Record, S. Lynde, D. Stinson, ). Savard GIRLS ' GL M.H.S. MUSIC DEPARTMENT OFFERS ■ MENS ' GLEE CLUB Row 1 : Mr. Brooks, D. Mackiewicz, P. Blanchard, D. Johnson, M. Perry, J. Farmer, D. Shaw Row 2: F. Warner, ). Cadorette, D. Cahoon, C. Taylor, J. Pickering, S. Pickering, R. Sullivan, R. Mello, W. Grant Row 3: M. Sircello, G. Lydon, P. Woodburn, C. Falconen, B. Cabral, J. White, P. Trinque, W. Gillis Row 1 : L. Savard, D. Pawlak, B. Buckley, V. Bent, K. Schobel, S. Moran, M. Maiden Row 2: M. Maddigan, D. Brown, J. Burke, K. Levesque, L. lampietro, I. DiCroce, V. Elkins, N. Flood Row 3: L. Haynes, L. Kujanpaa, L Rufo, M. Borsari, A. Howes, J. O ' Connor, M. Brouillard, C Travassos, R. Carney Row 4: S. Warner, J. Zion, L. Rei My, M. Murphy, C. Ciberti, C. Blazies, T. Schofield, D. Weston, J. Browne, C. Lynch MANY VOCAL GROUPS CHOIR 67 EE CLUB STUDENTS ASSIST IN MANY Row 1 : D. Mitchell. T. Lopes, D. Comes, Mrs. M. Brown, L. Rock- wood Row 2 : K. Chapman, V. Bent, M. Maiden, D. Stone, S. VVhitteberry, D. Gray, D. Hughes, ). Savard, S. Cobbett GUIDANCE OFFICE GIRLS V.P. OFFICE GIRLS t Row 1 : A. Amaral, B. Wilbur, W. Grant, R. Giannelli Row 2 R. LaPointe, E. Giannelli, C. Mills, Mr. MacAffee, S. Blier Row 1 : K. Provencher, K. Schobel, J. Malewicz, L. Brouillard, L. Ambrose, Mrs. Kraus Row 2: C. Gallerani, L. Moffatt, D. Pawlak, S. Young, D. Washburn PRINICPAL ' S OFFICE GIRLS Row 1 : D. Pawlak, D. Dries, K. Provencher, M. Carver, T. Mason, D. Mitchell Row 2: Miss M. Bernabeo, L. Rufo, K. Wager. G. MaAulay, D. Thomas, C. Tra- vassos, C. Nourse REAS AT M.H.S. Row 1 : Mrs. Morse, C. Bes- sette, P. Bettencourt, C. Burgess, D. Reynolds, J. Marshall, K. Ducas BUSINESS OFFICE SUPERVISORS Row 1 : D. Poulin, S. Reynolds, M. Edwards, M. Norvish Row 2:M. Blair, C. Connors, D. Wager, H. Preist, W. Singletary, F. Bean, K. Lindfors Row 3: G. Michael, D. Comes, G. Michael, Mrs. Twiggler, Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. Belmont, Mrs. Ames Row 4: Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Wylie, Mrs. Harrison, C. Robinson CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES , B. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS EDITORS Miss Wiedl Advisor; Dan- iel Kennedy, Senior Sec- tion Editor; Sharon Cowan, Editor in Chief; Jenny Atkins, Business Manager; Mike Masi, Jim Small, Sports Editors; Lisel Rock- wood, Assistant Editor; )ohn Lynde, Photography Editor; Dave Medas, Layout Editor YEAR BOOK Senior Staff Works Hard on 74 Timaron STAFF Row 1 : K. MacAuley, M. Kainu, P. White, L. Wilbur, H. Dresner, S. Cobbett, J. Malewicz, D. Mackenzie, D. Cavanaugh Row 2: D. Reynolds, D. Cormier, D. Demers, M. Blair, J. McNeil, P. Bettencourt, j. Burke, L. MacDonald, C. Savas, V. Bent, S. Marshall, M. Chuippi Row 3: A. Riley, R. Seaver, P. Washburn, M. Atwood, G. Michael, F. Townsend, F. Yarsites, C. Gibertti, S. Scholfield SENIORS ow 1: H. Priest, S. Carrifoli (pres), P. Morelli (v. pres) Mr. Sherman, J. Filz (treas), L. Carey (sec), C. Tanguay Row 2: M. Ed- ards, C. Criswold, J. Lapham, E. Chassey, J. Macki, J. Alphonse, W. Thomas, D. Poulin p £ J students prepare for careers in retailing ?ow 1: M. Lewoczko (sec), C. Maiden, S. McKee, D. Covell, T. Thomas (treas), M. Sisson, S. Tubman Row 2: Mr. Sherman, S. Robidou, L. Brouillard, P. Craig, L. Moran D. Bourne, P. Smith, Absent — J. Jewell (v. pres) D. Stone (pres.) JUNIORS SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Row I; D. Cormier, P. Morelli, M. Chuippi, C. Bessette, L. Warren, F. Townsend, J. Lynde, D. Camache, M. Atwood Row 2: C. Michael, P. White, C. Parsons, C. Burgess, L. MacDonald, P. Bettencourt, C. Sylvia, Row 3: Mr. Ryan, N. White, ). Burke, L. Rockwood, C. Savas, C. Giberti, ). Malewicz SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: PETER MORELLI VICE-PRESIDENT: NETHA WHITE SECRETARY: LISEL ROCKWOOD TREASURER: CORRINE BURGESS JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Row 1: Mrs. Buck, C. Flood, C. Kulian, L. Flynn, M. Ayotte Row 2: K. Crocker, K. Mitchell, D. Cuiducci, P. Linton, V. Crowell Row 3: Mr. Hilsabeck, J. White, D. Johnston, J. Andrade, R. Starr, M. Hannon SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Row 1: P. Small (Pres), S. Callan (Vice Pres) B. Maloof (Sec), |. Peters (Treas) Mrs. O ' Brien S. Lynde Row 2: T. Stoddard, L. Emberley, L. Walker, D. Cassady, L. Savard, S. Craig, ). (ohnston, K. Teceno Row 3: Mr. Harrison, D. Pawlak. K. Flood, S. Marshall, M. Hebert, M. Murphy, R. Bessette, B. Whitteberry 4 1 •4 4f STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: D. Shaw (vice.pres.), S. Whitteberry (treas.), J. Burke (pres.), J. Pickering (sec), Mr. Brooks Row 2: L. Murdock, M. Blair, C. Sylvia, J. McNeil, M. Record, T. Mosca, M. Masi, K. Turner Row 3: A. White, D. Weston, D. Demers, C. Soule, G. MacAulay, D. Nourse, S. Young, D. Donnell, E. Jagla Row 4: N. Pfister, L. Kujanpaa, J. Johnston, A. Riley, V. Elkin, K. Clark, B. Mastro, N. Flood, S. Gallerani, R. Starr Row 5: J. Small, M. Masi, S. Callan, L. Lampietro, L. Reilly, P. Small, K. Moranville, D. Mitchell, M. Edwards, J. Bena, B. Howard Row 6: D. Gomes, R. Stuart, G. Flood, J. White, S. Shurtleff, D. Cahoon, M. Borsari, P. Linton, D. Priest, J. Galanto, K. Mitchell, B. Belknap STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Row 1: G. Flood, M. Masi, M. Masi Row 2: L. Murdock, K. Ducas, A. Riley FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL Row 1 : Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Economos, M. Sullivan (vice, pres.), M. Masi (sec), B. Brailey Row 2: T. Cahoon, D. Priest (pres.) Row 3: S. Ulrich, S. Fagerberg (treas.). S. Einstein, E. )agla, S. Pickering, L. Barnes, S. Young Row 4: L. Vaughn, K. McCoy, W. Gillis, K. Harrington, M. Edwards, R. Soderbom, K. Turner 73 Humanities - Science Honors Class Row 1: L. MacDonald, S. Cowan, S. Marshall, S. Cobbett, C. Bessette, C. Burgess, J. Savard, C. Sylvia, Miss Dupee (Advisor) Row 2: M. Blair, D. Cavanaugh, S. Schofield, B. Belknap, D. Kennedy, M. Card, M. Perry, C. Farley, D. Wood, ). Malewicz, J. Burke Row 3: Mrs. Whipple (Advisor), C. Savas, P. Washburn, P. Blanchard, S. Whitteberry, E. Thompson, M. Masi, A. Clay, E. Thomas, L Rockwood, N. White National Honor Society Row 1: Mrs. L. Buck (Advisor), S. Cowan (President), M. Masi (Vice President), C. Bessette (Treasurer), M. Blair (Secretary), Mr. Sullivan (Advisor) Row 2: C. Soule, L. Silva, E. Thompson, A. Clay, C. Farley, M. Card, B. Belknap, D. Kennedy Row 3: H. Dresner, C. Ibbitson, S. Marshall, P. Blanchard, P. Washburn, S. Whitteberry, ). O ' Connor, K. Ducas, C. Burgess, C. Savas Row 4: ). Maki. M. Chiuppi, L. Rockwood 74 Science Lab Assistants Row 1 : T. Abair, M. Chiuppi, C. Clark, K. Schobel, M. Bosari, T. Mason, L. Ambrose, L Moffatt, C. Robertson, K. Lang, L. Hudson, J. Small Row 2: A. Lang, F. Townsend, S. Callan, P. Small, D. Pawlak, D. Cassady, M. Murphy, D. Houlihan, R. Starr, D. Bradbury, D. Mackenzie, K. Moffatt, D. Washburn Row 3: Miss Dupee, T. Stanley, M. Kearney, V. Bent, S. Cobbett, J. Smyth, OSCAR, D. Cavanaugh, J. Lynde, P. Washburn, S. Jewell, L. Murdock, D. Seaver, D. Brown SACHEM SENTRY: Row 1: P. Washburn, J. Holmes, D. Ken- nedy, K. Moranville, M. Ayotte Row 2: L. Brouillard, Mrs. vintro (Advisor), J. Bent SILVER M: Row 1: M. Ayotte (Secretary), C. Soule (Treasur- jr), M. Masi (Vice President), N. White (President) Row 2: Mrs. Whipple, L. MacDonald, C. Savas, N. Flood, D. Harrison Row 3: J. Burke, C. Flood, C. Burgess, L. Warren, J. Pickering, D. Cahoon Silver M Sachem Sentry This past year marked the first year of Middleborough High School ' s new newspaper, The Sachem Sentry. The Journalism Class, instructed by Mrs. Linda Vintro, was responsbile for writing and printing the paper. Every month they turned out a publication filled with news, cartoons, features, sports, and coverage of various activities. Mrs. Vintro deserves praise for organizing Middleboro ' s first student newspaper since The Sachem, which folded when double sessions began at the old Memorial High School. She has worked very hard to make The Sentry a success, as did all the staff members. During student activity periods the staff was assisted by the Newspaper Club and Mr. Joaquin. The seniors on the staff would like to thank Mrs. Vintro and the entire staff for the great job they did. And the other staff members are looking forward to next year so they can do it all over again! Members of the Student Activity Com- mittee are: Row 1: ). Pickering, R. Stuart Row 2: L. Kujanpaa, L. Reilly, P. Small, M. Record, S. Callan, E. Murdock, S. Whit- teberry Row i: T. Mosca, N. Pfister, D. Mitchell, J. Burke Student Activity Committee Organizes A Successful Activity Program Within The School Day A wide variety of activities have been offered to the students of M.H.S. during an activity period within the school day. The aim has been to provide a broad enough selection so that there is a club for everyone ' s interests. The list of clubs (which is constantly expanding) includes: Archery Biology Chef ' s Club Chess Computer E.S.P. French Golf for Girls Humanities Journalism Needlecraft Photography Recreational Reading Self Defense for Girls Senior Rap Session Tapletop Sports Travel Witchcraft Yearbook The Chef ' s Club provides an opportunity for guys to become great cooks 76 Chess Club 77 A yearbook typist hard at work 78 Members of the court (left to right) are: Netha White, Lois Warren, Elaine Thompson, Carol Soule, Jan Malewicz, Connie Savas, Lisel Rockwood, Jill Mc- Neil and Amy Clay. Sue Carafoli is not pictured. The girls are escorted by senior members of the football team. Mr. Murphy served as emcee. Coronation Dance November 1973 Silver M Assembly December 1973 QUEEN NETHA WHITE Corrine Burgess is tapped by Silver M member Connie Savas. An interview with exchange student Roberto Werner. 79 MEMBERS OF CLASS OF 1974 VISIT WASHINGTON, D.C The Washington trip started as an idea from Mr. Hil- sabeck ' s second period history class last year. It was sug- gested by a student, Jim Cushman, that Mr. Hilsabeck ' s class go on a field trip to a place most of the students had never been. Mr. Hilsabeck then suggested, that if enough students wanted such a trip, planned where to go and financed it themselves that he would do what he could to help. It was then decided that we would go to Washington D.C. With the help of Mr. Hilsabeck and Mr. Maryotte the plans took shape. We left for the trip around 1 1 PM Wednesday, May 23, 1973, and planned to be gone for three days and two nights. We slept in the bus on our way to Washington D.C. and made three stops before arriving. In Washington D.C, we stayed at the Washington Hilton Hotel. When we arrived, on Thursday morning, Mr. Hilsabeck and Mr. Maryotte checked us in, gave us our room numbers and keys. We all had some free time at the hotel to do what- ever we wished. At around noon we took a public bus down- town and ate lunch in a cafeteria-style restaurant. After lunch, all of us walked to the Capitol Building and walked about before a scheduled interview with Congressman Studds. After the interview we walked around again, touring the Capitol Building. Then we walked to the Museum of His- tory and Technology and then to the Museum of Natural His- tory. We split up into three groups, one headed by Mr. Hil- sabeck, one by Mrs. Hilsabeck and the third by Mr. Maryotte. Back at the hotel, Mr. Hilsabeck and Mr. Maryotte took orders from all of us for supper. Friday morning, we walked to a Hot Shoppe restaurant for breakfast. From the restaurant we boarded the bus and went to Ford ' s Theater for a sound and light show and to a museum across the street, called, The House Where Lincoln Died . We went to a Gino ' s for lunch; from there we went to the Lincoln Memorial. We then went to Arlington Na- tional Cemetery and saw the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the J.F. Kennedy Memorial. We had to spend a little more time at the cemetery than planned, however, because Karen MacAuley was lost there. We then went to the Iwo )ima Memorial, to the Jefferson Memorial, and then to a tour of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving. We had supper at the cafeteria in the Museum of History and Technology. On our last day in Washington we slept until nine. We packed our bags for departure. Later we met for breakfast. After breakfast we went to the Washington Zoo, spending most of the day there. On the return trip, we made one stop for supper in Dela- ware. We arrived in Middleboro at about 10 PM, on Satur- day, May 26. The group involved in this field trip would like to thank Mr. Hilsabeck and everyone else who made this un- forgettable experience possible. Fred Cassinani and jim Cushman at Karen MacAuley, Marion Atwood, John F. Kennedy ' s Crave, the Smithsonian Institute of History. Barry Standish, Dave Medas and Cor- rine Burgess at the Washington Zoo. Freshman — Sophomore Play Aunt Carrie ' s Christmas Carol Cast Aunt Carrie Mary Masi Jill Holbrook Ruth Garney Josephine Holbrook .. Mary Jane Bradbury Mrs. Underwood Barbara Whitteberry Ezra Carroll Michael Sircello Bobby Jarvis Robert Soderbom Jack MacDonald Fred Chilcot im Holbrook Russell Bigelow Understudies Lynne Murdoch Joann Johnston Advisors Mrs. O ' Brien Miss Higgins 81 FOOTBALL ' 73 VARSITY First Row — Michael Cillis, David Harrison, Michael Preti, Michael Perry, Peter Morelli, Michael Chiuppi, Michael Masi, James Small, Joseph Waters, Peter Francisco, Paul Washburn, Dale Cuiducci. Second Row — (back) Coach Berry, Peter Michael, Thomas Garafalo, Wayne Pawlak, Scott Morse, Steven Shurtleff, Mark Hebert, Glen Lydon, John Nichols, Kent David, Dwayne Baldwin, )ay White, Kevin Crocker, Paul Trinque, Mark Hoult, Robert Johnson, Glenn Flood, David Bourne, Coach Callahan, Coach Savicki. Missing — Thomas Warren, Fred Bean JUNIOR VARSITY First Row — Richard Stuart, Richard Washburn, Scott Nelson, Michael Hinkle, Michael Henderson, Larry Chisholm. Sec- ond Row: Coach Murphy, James Tra- vassos, Karl Teceno, Otto Solberg, Fred Chilcot, Alan O ' toole, Mark Gendron. Missing — James LaPierre, John Stone FRESHMEN First Row: Ronald Leonard, Paul Birmingham, Steven Einstein, Daniel Wentworth, James Boggs, Ted Cahoon, Raymond Maxim, Douglas Howard, Stephen Raynes, Richard Ekstrom. Second Row: Coach Harrison, Richard Giannelli, Richard Frazier, Peter Tavares, William Gillis, Edward Ellis, Michael Freyermuth, Michael Reilly, Shawn Watts, Jeffrey Dawson. Third Row: Coach Cole, William Farley, Robert Medas, Robert Levesque, Larry Day, Richard Ciampa, Mark Crocker, Crispi Falconeri, Thomas Dixon, Daniel Murphy, Mark Covell. 84 The football team chalked up a winning season with a 5-4 record to place fourth in the South Shore League. Despite opinions that this was a building year, the team was successful due to the hard work of its members and coaches. What the team lacked in talent it made up for in dedication. After a disappointing 32-8 loss to Wareham, the Sachems started their winning ways by edging Sharon 7-0. The team followed this up with three league wins. The first was a close 6-0 win over Duxbury. The second was achieved by defeating Cohasset in a hard - fought 22-15 battle. The third was a 34-6 rout of Holbrook. Mistakes and tough competition contributed to the only three league losses: Hull (8-34), Norwell (14-28), and Hanover (14-30). The team closed the season with a rousing, (28- 14) come-from-behind, Thanksgiving victory over East Bridgewater. Two Sachem players were named to the South Shore League All Star Team. They are Mike Masi — offensive tackle and Tom Warren — defensive lineman. Receiving honorable mention as linebacker was Dave Harrison. Mike Masi also earned the Sachems Most Valuable Player award. The Brains of the Operations 87 CROSS COUNTRY COMPILES ASTOUNDING 17-0 RECORD The Middleboro runners came from a cellar position in the league last year to upset everyone with a 14-0 record. Their winning streak was continued from a 3-0 preseason record, including a win over highly - favored New Bedford High. Coach Majuri commented that the teams success was due to tough inter-squad competition for top positions. This competition and the comparable talents of team members resulted in good showings by Middleboro ' s top 5 runners. Along with the successful team record there were some impressive individual showings. Jim Libby went undefeated by opposing runners in dual meets and came in fifth in a large field of freshmen at the Somerset Invitational Meet, jason Washburn, Leo Libby and Harry Taylor picked up some top points for the team and also did well in their class at the Somerset meet. The team qualified for the state finals for the first time ever and placed 3rd of the 25 teams. The team placed fourth out of 47 teams at the Catholic Invitational and second (1 point behind first) at the Fall River Invitational Meet. The Cross Country runners wish to express their graditude to Mr. Libby for his assistance and encouragement in helping the squad in their success. ml i First Row — J. Pickering, D. Cuidoboni, L. Libby, H. Taylor, D. Cavanaugh, J. Wash burn Second Row — Coach J. Majuri, M. Sukeforth, M. Kramer, M. Kramer, J. Libby N. Leonard The Coach With Winning Ways, backed by Mr. Libby 89 VARSITY The Varsity Field Hockey team with 4 wins this year showed great improvement over last year ' s team. This has been attributed to partici- pation in Hockey camp, Miss Salley ' s expert coaching and the enthusiasm of the players. The J.V. team improved on last years record, partially due to experience playing Field Hockey in Jr. High. With only tour seniors on the 1973 squad the returning members have high hopes of a great season next year. Front row (left to right) N. Ferraguto, A. Clay, N. White (co-captain), C. Soule (co-captain), L. Warren, L. lampietro Second row (left to right) D. Pawlak, T. Schofield, C. MacAulay, L. Letendre, S. Callan, L. Savard, K. Levesque, Coach Salley FIELD HOCKEY JUNIOR VARSITY Front row (left to right) D. Kulian, L. Malewicz, J. Turcotte, K. Hart, T. Von Euw, S. Young, M. Sullivan, L. Teceno Second row (left to right) J. Griffith, P. O ' Brien, D. Kearney, M. Murphy, K. Maranville, C. Schofield (co-captain), P. Small (co- captain), E. Beckmen, D. Stenson, C. Lynch Third row (left to right) ). Houlihan, T. Bradford, S. Craig, L. Reilly, S. Fagerberg, J. Zion, L. McMahon, K. Johnson, S. Lynde, T. MacNayr, Coach Sakshaug 92 VARSITY SOCCER Row 1 — J. Pierce, M. Heinig, B. Chausse, R. Werner, ). Mythen, B. Frye, T. Abair, D. MacNayr, R. Sullivan. Row 2 — Coach Littlefield, D. Warner, M. Cazzard, N. Cadorette, D. Johnson, ). Peters, R. Soderbom, F. Warner, S. McNeil, P. Barrows, Coach Roberts. Although it wasn ' t a very successful season, the soccer team looked im- pressive in every game. With only three seniors, Tim Abair, Joe Mythen and Roberto Boom Boom Werner, Coach Littlefield and his returning squad are looking for a much improved team next year. Their record didn ' t reflect their desire or will to win ! Roberto patea la pelota I I 94 Basketball Squad Climbs to Semifinals in State Tourney VARSITY (left to right): ). Mythen, P. Carafalo, D. Harrison, F. Townsend, J. White, Captain J. Fagerberg, J. Andrade, D. Baldwin, P. Tavares, P. Trinque, R. Sullivan, Coach Frank Littlefield Frank Littlefield, who in two years at M.H.S. has coached two winning Varsity Basketball squads The Basketball team led the winter sports schedule with a winning 16-7 season to tie Hanover for second place in the South Shore League. This qualifed the Varsity for the state tourney in which they continued to win until the semi-finals of division III. After edging Hopedale 65-63, the Sachems beat Mission High by a score of 65-57. Further plans were ended at the semi-finals by a fired up Martha ' s Vineyard team 63-58. Coach Littlefield claimed that the Sachem success on the court this year was due to three experienced players and support from some young tal- ent. Coordinating these talents was the coach ' s biggest job. The team faced a setback partway through the season as captain Jeff Fagerberg suffered a knee injury. Depth in the second string kept the team alive until Jeff returned to help in the tourney. High scorer for the season was Dave Harrison, a junior with 331 points, closely followed by another Junior, Jay White. Both will be shooting for the 1,000 point mark for their high school Basketball careers next year. 96 JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: T. Riley, E. Ellis, P. Trinque, M. Hinkle, M. Hen- derson, C. Delgardo; Row 2: Coach Joe Callahan, J. Andrade, J. Pierce, D. Cuiducci, R. Stuart, R. Sullivan FRESHMAN Row 1: M. Kramer, R. Levesque, R. Ciampa, R. Frazier, E. Cianelli, B. Cillis, M. Kramer; Row 2: Asst. Coach Winberg, R. Leonard, S. Einstein, D. Priest, M. Reilly, T. Cahoon, S. McNeil, Coach Harvey Brooks Inexperienced Girls ' Basketball Squad Looks to a Bright Future VARSITY Row 1: P. Bettencourl, M. Murphy, P. Small, K. Levesque (Capt.), C. Schofield, D. Houlihan; Row 2: ). Turcolte, M. Maddigan, S. Fagerberg, C. MacAuley, L. MacDonald The Girls ' Varsity Basketball didn ' t have much experience this year. Only two girls re- turned from last year ' s team. They were co- captain Karen Le- vesque and Margi Maddigan. This year the team consisted of 2 Juniors, 6 Sophomores and 2 Freshmen. Next year ' s team could be promising if all the girls return. The Varsity record was 1 win, 13 losses. Karen Levesque was high scorer. Steph- anie Fagerberg and Debbie Lou Houlihan have shown outstand- ing talent in Basketball. Karen Levesque was honored as a selection to the South Shore League All Stars. This was the first time that a Girls ' All star squad was chosen in this league. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: T. MacNayr, ). Cosson, L. McMahon, Capt. D. Pawlak, D. Nunes, K. Abarcalli, E. Jagla; Row 2: B. Mastro, L. Malewicz, S. Young, J. Zion, J. Houlihan, M. Sullivan, Coach Laurie Richards 100 Cheerleaders Under Mrs. Mello ' s Direction Inspire Sachem Fans VARSITY Row 1 : Wendy Sullivan; Row 2: P. Blanchard, N. Flood, ). McNeil, C. Savas, S. Leonard, T. Mosca; Row 3: N. White, V. Crowell, S. Callerani, Mrs. Mello, C. Callerani, K. Schobel, M. Bosari ft Y-ftti Middleborough High School has again distinguished itself at atheletic events with a group of exuberant cheerleaders. Credit should also be given to Lisel Rockwood, Debbie Jenness and Jeannie Nichols who participated as cheerleaders during the football season. Under Mrs. Mello the cheerers have been a source of pride to M.H.S. Mrs. Mello has been with us as a Cheerleading and Twirler advisor for more than eight years. Her years in twirling have been rewarded by first, second and third place trophies, along with many thankful girls. In cheerleading she attends every practice and assists by giving advice. As a devoted fan she sits among the cheerleaders and supports the Sachem team. We, the Seniors, wish to thank Mrs. Mello with much appreciation for her devotion and kindness. We have had many rewarding years with out advisor and we thank-you, we leave you, we ' ll miss you! Mrs. Mello, advisor 102 Senior members of the Varsity Cheering Squad are (left to right) Netha White, Captain Jill McNeil, Patti Blanchard, and Captain Connie Savas. Their enthu- siasm and dedica- tion will be missed by next year ' s Var- sity Cheering Squad. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Co-captains P. Washburn, N. Pfister; Row 2: T. Mosca, C. Furman, S. Cady, B. Howard, D. Mitchell, M. Record, C. Eaton, L. Bickford 103 Wrestlers Hold Their Own Against Established Squads Row 1: M. Maddigan, ). Nichols, N. Calvin, J. Washburn, Co-capt. M. Masi, Co-capt. T. Warren, M. Gendron, R. Johnson, C. Griswold, B. Galvin; Row 2: Coach Rod Berry, M. Ellis, M. Winslow, M. Bartlett, C. Anderson, M. Sircello, K. Kelly, R. Burke, D. Harris, M. Cillis, P. Anderson, R. Holdsworth Charlie Kung Fu Anderson 104 In it ' s second year as a Varsity sport, the Wres- tling team has shown that it can hold it ' s own against established competitors. During its 12 match schedule it racked up four wins and a tie, with three of its seven losses being decided by six points or less. Several impressive individual records were turned in this year. Senior Mike Masi had an undefeated 12-0 record in the 177 pound class. Junior Tom Warren and Sophomore Bob Johnson turned in 11-1 and 10-2 records. Warren took a second and Masi a third in sectional com- petition to qualify them for the state finals tour- nament in Springfield. Both were eliminated but not until Masi had captured seventh place. 105 M 1 1 1st Row: C. Covell, W. Carceau, W. Thomas, A. Rink, R. Holmes, A. Rink, K. Crocket, ). McCormack, B. Linton; 2nd Row: D. Coodnow, M. Hogan, P. Caron, P. Bir- mingham, P. Michaels, S. Morse, M. Moran, P. Casunas, R. Maxim, ). Moakley, G. Parsons, R. Ekstrom, N. Williams, Coach Rogers Sachem Skaters Hustle To First Victory In a much improved second season the hockey team cap- tured four wins and two ties in its 19 game schedule, against experienced teams. Showing great hustle and determi- nation, the young team posed a challenge to every team in the league. Captain John Holmes and high scorer Allan Rink made the South Shore League All-Star Team, by over- whelming votes. With all but three players returning, future seasons look promising. U MURDOCH STREET MIDDLEBORO 1-1 03 GREETING CARDS - CRYSTAL - WOODEN WARE - JEWELRY - WATCHES CLOCKS - BONE CHINA - LAMPS - WALL DECOR - OIL PAINTINGS BRASS - PEWTER - FIGURINES- AND ETC.- FREE GIFT WRAPPING THE GIFT SHOP FOR EVERY OCCASION ' 108 Congratulations M.H.S. Class of 1974 from The Student Council The first Pep Rally of 1973-1974-a great success. 109 Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 tft!i66teboro iPharm. 4 John Class Square Middleborough, Mass Telephone 947-9600 110 ACETO BOOKMEN Best Wishes Class of 1974 DICK ' S WHEEL AND BRAKE SERVICE Compliments of G. FAGERBURG REALTY Rfd 3, Box 120A, Bedford St. Rts. 18 28 North Middleboro, Mass. 02346 By Appointment and mail order Old Out-of-Print Hard-To-Find Books All categories Fiction Literature Drama History Biography Many others Emphasis on Genealogical and Historical Americana Tel. 617-947-0913 Congratulations from FERNANDES FRAME SHOP West Grove St. Middleboro 111 1195 Wareham Street Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Tel. 947-0183 Daily Express and Over Night Service 112 113 Congratulations! from The Submarine Galley 114 Compliments of Center Card Shop Best Wishes to the Class of 74 Kelly ' s Tire Mart Tires, Mufflers, Shocks 115 Best Wishes To The Class of 74 Past Seam Squirel Past President Of M.O.C. M.O.C.A. of Pup Tent 44 Middleboro 116 TAVERN Food and Drinke Hayward State Certified Ambulance Service 81 Taunton Street, Middleboro 947-0760 24-hour service- Registered, Medical Technicians Medicare and Welfare Service Available 117 .1 ' X, 1973 Veterans ' Day Parade, Middleboro JOHN J. GLASS JR. POST 2188 Middleboro, Mass. Extends its Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 and wishes them the Best of Luck in the years ahead Commander Roger Wainwright Senior Vice Commander Manual Combra Junior Vice Commander Gary Lavallee Chaplain William Freitag Dedicated to our Departed Comrades 118 Bob ' s Repair Specializing in U.S. Cars Volkswagens 432 Taunton St. Middleboro, Mass. Tel.: 947-1096 Best Wishes to the M.H.S. Class of 1974 Middleboro Clothing Congratulations Class of ' 74 Fagerberg ' s Garage Craig ' s Pharmacy, Inc. Ronald H. Craig, R.Ph. 53 Center Street Middleboro, Mass. Tel.: 947-0415,947-9355 120 Congratulations to the Class of ' 74 John J. Glass Jr. 2188 VFW Auxiliary Congratulations! from Williams Trading Post Route 28 Middleboro, Mass. Best of Luck to the Class of ' 74 Barnicoat Monuments Compliments of George ' s Radio Sales Service Citizen Band — Amateur-Monitor Radios 67 Murdock St. Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-6879 121 Good Luck M.H.S. Class of ' 74 Insurance 59 North Main Street Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-1385 122 The Spirit of ' 76 Alive and Doing Fine in M.H.S.! The Class of ' 76 Extends Congratulations and Spirit to The Class of ' 74 s ntB s-fF.M, e cs b e Bp] p DID a n rs m r lT5 BH«M(Q) TOOL com f= r-vi v L ROUTE 44 . MSDDLEBORO Area Code 617 Tel. 947-2200 MASSACHUSETTS 02346 123 CONGRATULATIONS - — TL A • 30 South Main Street, Middleboro Phone 947-4343 • Rockland Plaza Phone 878-1403 and 878-1405 • 94 Court Street, Plymouth Phone 746-851 5 124 Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 Middleborough Trust Company 125 126 L. H. CHACE AND SONS CHEVROLET, INC. 116 South Main St. Middleboro, Mass Compliments of ATTORNEY GEORGE C. DECAS CISETTO ' S GOOD LUCK SERVICE STATION FROM AND GREEN ACRES FARM LEE ' S GIFT SHOP Bedford St. 125 Bedford Street North Middleboro, Middleboro, Mass. Mass. Compliments of WAPPANUCKET EGG FARMS AL ' S TEXACO Al Briggs, Prop. Tune-up and Brakes Everett Square Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-7604 Compliments BENSON ' S CABINS of Open Year Round GEORGE THE BARBER Don and Gwen Jarvis Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-0262 128 THE FIRESIDE Compliments RESTAURANT of a Wareham St. FRIEND Middleboro STANDARD FRUIT CO. 64 Floral Street Taunton, Mass. 02780 Tel. 824-7526 Wishful thinking?! Lajoie Auto Sales used cars complete auto service East Grove St. Rt. 28 Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Tel. 947-7327 BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 1974 Compliments Of Best Wishes MODERN CLEANERS Class of ' 74 Best of Luck M.H.S. ALAND DOT Class of ' 74 T. C. Doc ' s Family Shoe Center 21-23 Center Street Middleboro Tel. 947-0076 Ah, perfect fit! 129 Edgeco Air Sale Inc. 204 Pleasant St. F.A.A. Approved Approved for Veterans Tel. 947-6168 947-9798 Compliments of Fashion World Beauty Salon 167 Miller St. Rock Village, Middleboro 130 Let this be your last lesson, Be sure that your brain is in gear Before you put your mouth in motion. Compliments of 131 Beland Stables, Inc. Spruce Street South Middleboro 947-6982 Best Of Luck Fay Yarsites and Debbie Shaw enjoying their favorite past time. Compliments of THE ROCK VILLAGE STORE to the Class of ' 74 BEN HOWES THE BEAN POT Chicken House 385 Center Street Rte. 28 Middleboro Tel. 947-9881 Congratulations to the class of ' 74 Abair Real Estate 91 Taunton St. Middleboro, Mass. 02346 132 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 74 Nemasket Construction Co. Inc. 35 Fairview Street Middleboro, Mass. CYR ' S RESTAURANT VILLAGE SALON West Grove St. 278 Miller St. Rock Village Middleboro, Mass. Middleboro Compliments from STAPLE-SAVARD INC. Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of Murphy ' s Package Store Where you always get treated more than right. Connie Savas sippin ' soda at Murphy ' s. 133 Congratulations to the Class of 74 ' Dr. Gerald E. Savard Optometrist 134 Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 from Bettencourt ' s Carpeting Middleboro - 947-9634 Compliments of Winthrop R. Manwaring Fred S. Weston Insurance Agency 135 CENTER SUNOCO 162 Center Street Middleboro, Mass. Robert E. Desrochers, Prop. CERAMICS BY INGE Rt. 28 Middleboro 947-7814 Across from Peterson Motel Peterson Motel A Good Place for Your Friends to Stay 947-1408 Cranberry Highway, Middleboro With Best Wishes to the Graduates W. T. Grant Co. 40 North Main St. Middleboro M.H.S. Bookfair - great student interest Pat O ' Connor ' s Mr. Lumber Build A Better World 136 iDJ: Tl7c flcarrunj JYie. Insurance Agency, Inc Insurance of Every Description 20 South Main Street Middleboro, Mass. Tel: 947-3300 Compliments of Middleboro Dairy Queen Good luck to the class of 74 KAHIAN ' S Furniture Co., Inc. Furniture-TV-Appliances Wall to Wall Carpeting Box 112 866 Center Street Tel. 947-0502 Middleboro, Mass 02346 Elegant Fashions for Juniors- Misses and Half sizes High Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices FAIETTE FASHION SHOPPE Congratulations to the Class of 74 from James J. Wilmot Company, Inc. 137 FREEDMAN ' S INC. ABELE ' S CLAM SHOP Dealer in Used Cars Used Parts for Cars and Wareham St. Trucks MiHHIphnrn M s ; t V 1 1 J J 1 T U KJ 1 J f ' ' 1Q J J Rte. 28 Tel. 947-7171 Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-0965 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 74 from MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE COBBETT Leonard Semas Real Estate Rte. 28 So. Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-2707 Marc Jean L. Roy Co. Scaffolding Business Royal Dry Wall Inc. Metal Studs 142 Spruce St. 947-9229 138 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 74 from Eileen ' s Beauty Salon Times have definitely changed! Greenleaf ' s Auto Parts Box 501 Miller St. Rock Village, Middleboro Tel. 947-3808 KEN ' S REPAIR complete Auto Body Work Insurance Estimates Ken Roberts, Prop. Wareham St. Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-2876 Good Luck Class of ' 74 Congratulation ' s SUVA ' S PORTABLE WELDING ROBERT ' S FUN CRAFT Gas Electric 11 Centre St. R.F.D. 2 Box 203 Middleboro, Mass. Plymouth Street Middleboro, Mass Tel. 947-4769 139 Best of Luck from The Boston Store LLOYD ' S AMERICAN Lloyd Cerrish Prop. Rte. 28 Wareham St. Middleboro (Opposite Ben Howe ' s Chicken House) KEEDWELL REAL ESTATE 55 So. Main St. Middleboro Tele. 947-0485 Compliments of Middleboro Gazette Your Hometown Paper Serving the Community Since 1852 The yearbook Editors enjoy looking at the pictures in the Gazette 140 Congratulations! Captain ' s Galley Rte. 28 At Plymouth Street North Middleboro, Ma. Moskoff ' s Supermarket Gail Michael pushing Miss Wiedl around in Moskoff ' s for a change Best Wishes Class of ' 74 CAROL ' S BEAUTY SALON 128 North Street Middleboro Ml. HINCKLEY SON Extend Best Wishes and Happiness in the future to the class of 1974. 141 Stiles Shoe Store 48-52 Center St. Tel. 947-0102 Middleboro, Mass. WALTER ZION ' S USED AUTO PARTS RAE ' S COLONIAL CIFTSHOPPE Bedford St. Rte. 18 28 Cranberry Highway No. Middleboro Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-1790 Tel. 947-1717 Sell Your Iron To Walter Zion COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNNY ' S TEXACO CLARK THE FLORIST 260 Center St. Rear Middleboro Mass. 02346 947-7730 Best Wishes Compliments to the of Class JOHN M. CALLAN of TRAVEL AGENCY 1974 THELMA ' S 17 South Main Street RESTAURANT Middleboro, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 Middleboro Ford Route 28 Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-1133 142 HELEN ' S BEAUTY SALON COMPLIMENTS OF Thatcher ' s Row A FRIEND Middleboro, Mass. CREEDON ' S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE 113 Wareham St. Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-0421 We Wire Flowers EGGER ' S Everything for the Home Furniture, Gifts, Lamps Appliances and Televisions 14 So. Main St. Middleboro 947-0680 TOWN-CLEANERS Phone 947-2759 383 Centre St. Middleboro Massachusetts 4 Congratulations Class of 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Yarusites 3 O p iH i66tebdrd avmg5 Sank Students Savings Accounts a specialty service to savers since 1873 at the 4 corners 143 ■ I Compliments of Twins Beauty Nook Compliments of David H. R. Johnson D.V.M. 144 Congratulations, Class of 1974 fylo-Wiesi Gait E. JUDGE SON, INC. LOG CABIN Rte28 E. Main St. Middleboro, Mass. Middleboro, Mass. Tel. 947-1599 Paint, Wallpaper, and Artist Supplies Mercury - Fiat - Montego - Cougar Comet ART ' S AUTO SALES East Grove Street - Route 28 Middleboro, Mass. Phone 947-2090 Art Gamache Bill Crowley 145 . L A Ihaixlheir dL Co., line. Z Thatcher Row , Middleboro Your best local source for 5ckool supplies and prinkinq Tel. 947-0088 Comnpliimemt of At to innely and its. Albert Maddjgai) 146 Con g ratul a-t i ons Class of 1974 rom George A. Shurtleff AND Son, I nc Best Wishes to the Class of 74 Dr. an d Mrs osepn domain 147 S.E. Massachusett ' s Finest Food Stores 148 Compliments of GEORGE P. CANUCCI D.M.D. Compliments of Shaw ' s Inc. Furniture and Electrical Supplies 133 Centre Street Middleboro, Mass. Good Luck! Otto ' s Hairstyles 59 North Main Street Middleboro, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1974 from the Middleboro Education Association 149 Robert Ventura Ventura Motors Cars and Trucks New and Used West Grove Street Route 28 Middleboro, Mass. 02346 Tel. 947-4615 Donut Delite 132 N. Main Street Middleboro, Mass. 947-0223 Insurance Agency Inc, The R. W. Maddigans Insurance Service Since 1877 111 Center St. Middleboro, Mass. 947-0411 or 947-1094 Nostalgia 150 Best Wishes from Compliments of Professional Office Supply Vic Sylvia ' s Family Green Houses 465 Plymouth street North Middleboro, Mass. Compliments of the Christmas Shop Cranberry Hgwy. South Middleboro 151 What We Call Results are Beginnings 152 GRADUATION EXERCISES MIDDLEBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS Wednesday Evening, June 5, 1974 Class Colors: Holly Green and White Class Flower: Rose Class Motto: What we call results are beginnings. (Emerson) LINCOLN D. LYNCH, Superintendent of Schools KENNETH L. JOHNSON, Principal JOSEPH L. KING, Vice-Principal NORMAN L. MacDONALD, Vice-Principal SCHOOL COMMITTEE JAMES V. THOMAS, Chairman PAUL S. HARRISON, Vice-Chairman A. EUNICE KRAMER EUGENE E. RRIGGS ROBERT G. MORTIMER JOHN J. NICHOLS, JR. roarcun ° MARCH OF THE GRADUATES Trumpet Voluntary (Prince of Denmark ' s March) Band Richard E. Nelson, Director ° PRAYER Reverend Edward Robbins First Unitarian Church MUSIC The Lord ' s Prayer A Cappella Choir (Girls ' Voices) Richard G. Brooks, Director SALUTATORY: ADDRESS: Patricia A. Washburn Fur cell Churchill Freedom To Be Happy Dr. Stuart Marshall Professor of Education Boston University Introduction: Peter A. Morelli President, Class of 1974 VALEDICTORY: Sharon L. Cowan MUSIC: Thy Word Is A Light A Cappella Choir PRESENTATION OF AWARDS: LINCOLN D. LYNCH, Superintendent of Schools PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS: JAMES V. THOMAS, Chairman of School Committee Senior Class Roll KENNETH L. JOHNSON, Principal °MUSIC: Alma Mater BENEDICTION • RECESSIONAL Please Stand Morgan 1974 Timothy Patrick Abair Jillaine Ruth Alphonse Steven Kent Ames Roland Joseph Andrews, Jr. Virginia Leigh Atkins Marion Louise Atwood Richard Arthur Barriault, Jr. Frederick Miller Bean BRUCE BELKNAP Karen Lou Belrose Valerie Denise Bent CYNTHIA ANN BESSETTE Guy Michael Bettencourt Patricia Ann Bettencourt MICHELLE ANN BLAIR David Alan Blanchard PATTI JEAN BLANCHARD Phyllis Monica Boucher Beverly Ann Brackett David Armond Bridgwood, Jr. CORINNE BURGESS Jacqueline Catherine Burke Ro bert Arthur Burke James Thomas Capen Susan Lee Carafoli Lois Ann Card MATT ALAN CARD Linda Mae Carey Frederick Carlo Cassiani, Jr. David John Cavanaugh Kathryn Jean Chapman Elliot Webster Chassey, Jr. Michael Anthony Chiuppi Cheryl Beverly Clark AMY BETH CLAY Sandra Lee Cobbett Gary Paul Connor Donna Marie Cormier Joseph Francis Corsini SHARON LEE COWAN James Sturgis Cushman Catherine Mary Dacey Debra Jean Demers Elmer Gene Donati HELEN JEAN DRESNER KATHERINE MARIE DUCAS Mark Donald Edwards Michael Elliot Enos Michael Gordon Estes Jeffrey G. Fagerberg GLEN MICHAEL FARLEY John Frederick Filz Michael James Foster Peter Vincent Francisco Brian Douglas Frye John William Gallagher David Arthur Gamache Paula Jean Gamache PAUL JOSEPH GARAFALO Charles Michael Gerrior Leo Joseph Gerrior, Jr. Carlotta Anne Giberti Irma Drusilla Gibson Patricia Ellen Gisetto Diana June Gomes Elizabeth Ann Grant Darlene Ann Gray Charles Frederick Griswold, III Diana Lynn Griswold Gina Elizabeth Guidoboni Raymond Walter Hanson James Joseph Healy John Howard Holmes Michael Warren Horton Patricia Louise Howard CHARLENE WANDA IBBITSON Deborah Ann Jenness Sandra Jean Johnson Marie Elaine Kainu Steven Alan Kelley DANIEL DOUGLAS KENNEDY Alan Robert Kilpatrick Judith Ann Lapham Ronnie Alan LaPointe Catherine Marie Lima David Alan Lucas John Browning Lynde, Jr. Karen Sue MacAulay Judy May MacDonald Laura Beth MacDonald Donna Lee MacKenzie JEAN MARIE MAKI Myrtle Blanche Maiden Jan Marie Malewicz Lynne Agnes Marra Judith Ann Marshall •SUSAN MELANY MARSHALL MICHAEL CAREY MASI Brcnda Jean McKee Marie Deborah McKissick Jill Elizabeth McNeil •JAYNEE MARIE MECKE David Wayne Medas Deborah Jane Metta Gail Ann Michael Gina Marie Michael Corey Paul Mills Peter Alexander Morelli Joseph Robert My then •JANICE O ' CONNOR Michael Jaye Perry Thomas Arthur Perry James Joseph Picone Donald Normand Poulin Clayton Powers Michael Stanley Preti Harold Linwood Priest, Jr. Samuel Provencher Doreen Mae Reynolds Stephen Thomas Reynolds Patricia Ann Richard Anne Marie Riley Deborah Ann Roberts Lisel Anne Rockwood Roberto Oscar Ruiz (B. Wemer) Annetta Lee Saunders Janet Elaine Savard CONSTANCE LEE SAVAS Steven Michael Schofield Russell Raymond Seaver Deborah Lee Shaw John Stuart Shaw Margaret Marion Shiek •LAUREL ANN SILVA James Richard Small Belinda Sue Smith Jutta Laura Smith Karen Lynn Smith •CAROL ELIZABETH SOULE Barry Edward Standish Teri Lynn Stanley Nikkie Ellen Stephens Deborah Ann Stetson William Lyle Sukeforth •CHERYL ANN SYLVIA Gary James Tanguay Stephen Louis Tanguay Harold Williams Taylor Lillian Anne Thayer Cheryl Ann Thomas Ellen Jane Thomas •ELAINE MARY THOMPSON Frederick Jay Townsend Paul Alvin Travers Douglas Keith Wager Lois Diane Warren ••PATRICIA ANN WASHBURN Paul David Washburn Richard Alton Washburn, Jr. Margaret Anne Waterman Joseph Patrick Waters Kim Weaver Mary Inez West Mark Kevin Westgate •DIANE LYNN WESTON Netha Louise White Patricia Ann White •SUSAN FAYE WHITTEBERRY David Bruce Wood Carol Maria Wright Fay Ellen Yarsites Edmund Louis Yarusites George Edward Young 000 Valedictorian Salutatorian •Graduating with Honors AWARDS Eleanor T. Alden Music Fund Alumni Scholarship American Legion Scholarship Jane Bennett Scholarship Cabot Club Scholarship Elizabeth B. Cushman Scholarship Arleen and Arthur H. Dunham Educational Trust Middleboro Lodge of Elks, 1274 Kim M. Emmons Memorial Scholarship Anna C. Erickson Scholarship Joseph Jackson Fund Bourne Wood Kivvanis Scholarship Krikorian Family Scholarship — In Memory of Gabriel and Emma Krikorian Fred and Manja Lobl Scholastic Achievement Awards MacDougall Scholarship John Marzelli Athletic Scholarship Middleboro District Nursing Association Scholarship Middleboro Education Association Scholarship — In Memory of J. Stearns Cushing Middleboro Firemen ' s Association Scholarship Middleboro Music Guild Scholarship Middleboro Police Asociation Scholarship Mitchell Memorial Club Athletic 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 O. Tillson Scholarship Anne White Washburn Scholarship American Legion Medal MIDDLEBORO CITIZENS ' SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION Henry B. Burkland Memorial — Given by First Unitarian Church Class of 1976, Middleborough High School Daniel Gero Memorial — Given by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Ford Lions Club of Middleborough Frederick W. Lobl Memorial Trust Middleborough High School Student Council William Morrison, Jr. Memorial — Given by Fraternal Order of Eagles, Middleboro Aerie 2503 Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. Robinson ' s Five and Ten Store Mayflower Co-Operative Bank Middleborough Savings Bank Middleborough Trust Company Winthrop-Atkins Company, Inc. 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 in the spirit of you. Though the years will go by and we ' re far, far away, We will never forget this, our vow of today, All through this life in each thing that we do, We will live in the spirit of you. Music by Evelyn Snow, ' 47 Words by Ann O ' Neil, ' 48 MIDDLEBORO CITIZENS ' SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION Henry B. Burkland Memorial — Given by First Unitarian Church Class of 1976, Middleborough High School Daniel Gero Memorial — Given by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Ford Lions Club of Middleborough Frederick W. Lobl Memorial Trust Middleborough High School Student Council William Morrison, Jr. Memorial — Given by Fraternal Order of Eagles, Middleboro Aerie 2503 Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. Robinson ' s Five and Ten Store Mayflower Co- Operative Bank Middleborough Savings Bank Middleborough Trust Company Winthrop-Atkins Company, Inc. 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 in the spirit of you. Though the years will go by and we ' re far, far away, We will never forget this, our vow of today, All through this life in each thing that we do, We will live in the spirit of you. Music by Evelyn Snow, ' 47 Words by Ann O ' Neil, ' 48 ALMA MATER, M. H. S. I Vzoa Alma MateA, M. H. S. OuA bokoot and oua home, and ouJl guide. to 4ime S4, 0J ! £1 Kemembex with, joy zveMj day that we know, men we. tlvad wltli thz tpixit of you. II Though, the. y a u wWL go by and we. tie. ok, a% away, We wUZ nzvex iohqzt tlvU, out vow ofi today, hit tiuiough thu tifa In tank thing that we do, We will Live. In thz 4 piAit orf you. Wofuli by Anne. O ' Nzil, 7942 Muiic by Evelyn Snow, 1947 PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL MARCH Band Tfwmpet Vo w Viy Hmny Vivteelt [ ?Ju,nnd oA VenmoJik ' 6 MaAoh) HWQCmm Rev. David E. Allw HUSK A CappeUa Chain. KyUe EleUon HozaHt Ridwul G. Biwok , ViAecton. Di xie Wco-ton, AacompxYUA.t ADDRESS Alt. HenbvUt A. D i w t M, V Ot(LctQ ' L o$ VwplL PeA oiwel SzjlvJjku MUSK A Ca.ppQ.Un Chain, Time Voh. Vajut rf Vtzvin. AWARDS Vne erXcxioYib by Kenneth I, John on, PtUnaipvZ Joseph L Zing, Viae-?nin Upal UoKman L, MaeVonald, Uee-?nXr.zipaJi. btijdjdltbafiQULQh High. School °M. H, S. Alma. ihtieA Woftd6 by Anne O ' Neil, 1948 Mui ic by Evelyn Snoui, 1947 BENEDICTION Rev. David E AUm RECcSSIONAL ? LEASE STAkV CiASS OFFICERS WESIVENT . ? Uvi lioielti VKE-PRESWENT: hiojjia White. SECRETARY: UieZ Rockwood TREASURER: CofUtmo. ZafuazAh COLORS: Holiy iizn and WkUz novtti ro6q. PROGRAM TYPING AND VUPLTCATTON: M 6. Mo-toe ART WORK: U6 Qoud Szglmting and zxd thahz hasuU with each otht u Ge tman. PJiouwh Tkd CIoaa 4 1974 noouJtd Jtiki to extend tkitA mKg ia JO to Ail. Kanneife U Jahti cn, M . Jo epk L. King, and M . Hodman L MadhnaJtd ion. thzin. cti i tanco, utfAh oust gJUtduatlon ac otJUUtk m MIDDLEBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS BACCALAUREATE SERVICE CHURCH ON THE GREEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON SUNDAY AFTERNOON JUNE 2, 19 74 3:00 P.M. DEDICATED TO THE PRINCIPLES WHICH MAKE US AND OUR COUNTRY GREAT, STRONG AND FREE: JUSTICE TRUTH LOVE MIDDLEBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL Middleborough , Massachusetts BACCALAUREATE June 2, 1974 ORGAN PRELUDE PROCESSIONAL OPENING PRAYER Rev, Manfred Kohl Host Pastor WELCOME Peter Morelli Class President HYMN Amazing Grace SCRIPTURE 1. John 8:29-3 8 Corrine Burgess .2. Zechariah 8:14-17 Lisel Rockwood THE SOUND OF SILENCE Simon and Garfunkel SERMON. ' . ' The Truth Shall.. Rev. William M. Mac Kenzie Set You Free HYMN Blowin ' In The Wind BENEDICTION Rev. William M. Mac Kenzie RECESSIONAL PCSTLUDE Please Stand The Congregation is asked to be seated while the class recesses Blowin ' In The Wind How many roads must a man walk ' down, before ypu can call him a man? Yes, n ' , How many seas must . a. white ..dove sail , before she sleeps in the sand? Yes, ' n ' , How many times must the cannon balls fly, before they ' re forever banned? CHORUS: The answer my friend is blowin in the wind. The answer. is blowin ' in the wind. How many times must a man look up , before he can see the sky? Yes, ' n ' , How many ears must one man have, before he can hear people cry? ' ■ Yes, ' n ' . How many deaths will it take till he knows that too many people have died? (CHORUS) How many years must a mountain exist, before it is washed to the sea? Yes, ' n ' , How many years can some people exist, . before they ' re allowed to be free? Yes, ' n ' , How many times can a man turn his head, and pretend that he just doesn ' t see? .(CHORUS) Let It Be When I find nyself in times of trouble Mother Mary comes to me , Speaking words of wisdom, Let it be. And in my hou of darkness she is standing, right in front of me, Speaking words of wisdom, Let it be. CHORUS : Let t be, let it be; Let it be, let it be . Whisper words of wisdom, Let it be. And when the broken hearted people living in the world agree , There will be an answer, let it be. For though they may be parted there is still a chance that they will see, There will be an answer, let it be, Yeah there will be an answer, let it be. ( Chorus ) SOUNDS OF SILENCE Hello darkness my old friend I ' ve come to talk with you again Because a vision softly creeping Left its seed while I was sleeping. And the vision that was planted in my brain Still remains within the sound of silence. In restless dreams I walk alone Through narrow streets of cobblestone Beneath the halo of a stree lamp I turn my collar to the cold and damp When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon Split the night and touched the sounds of silence And in the naked light I saw ten thousand people maybe more People talking without speaking People hearing without listening People writing Songs that voices never shared No one dared disturb the sound of silence. Fools, said I, You do not know, silence like a cancer grows . Hear my words that I might teach you, Take my arms that I might reach you. Put my words like silent raindrops fell And echoed in the wells of silence. And the people bowed and prayed to the neon god they mad And the sign flashed out its warning In the words that it was forming And the sign said: The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls. And whispered in the sounds of silence. 1974TIMARON Middleborough Hiph ,