New Bedford High School - Crimson Log Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1972 volume:

NEW BEDF ll Wi) innit” ALON Ne CAA CL AB COLL E DOO LEIE owes pe 3 Trea . eee BEDFORD “HIGH Sc EDFORD, MA. is a Wea lib a: a RR os TABLE OF OROCHLORIC DILUTE THEME: FACULTY. SENIORS: Realism Not Until I Dismiss You Cast of Characters Page 4 Page 21 Page 49 Editorial Staff Editor-in-chief: David Forman Associate Editor: Wendy Lord Personals: Cindy Riley Faculty: Lorraine Morris Sports: Steve Scheinman Activities: Linda Piekielniak Art: Jeff Faria Photography: Bruce Winsper Contributing: Carolyn LaFleur Literary: Bill Balla Advertising: Maria Mingola CONTENTS ACTIVITIES: SPORTS: THEME: What Do You Do For See How They Run Idealism Excitement Around Here? Page 169 Page 193 Page 117 Of the worlds in which we dwell, there are essentially two. The one of reality and aims deemed practical, of tradition, technology, and impersonality. The other of vision and bliss deemed fanciful, of beauty, intimacy, and personality. In importance and consideration, neither must eclipse its complement. For though man must achieve, he must embrace contentment in the process. epmernesiaene SEIS neers id a renee. see i oe et + Se George Washington was the first president of the United States. Gone With the Wind was written by Margaret Mitchell. Ihe sum of the angles of a triangle equals 180 degrees. There is a charge of $1.50 if a student loses his padlock. All of Shakespeare’s ” plays have five acts. ““Je’’ means “I’’ in French. The four types of sentences are declarative, imperative, interrogative exclamatery. T ferityScholarship Qualifying Test is given in April. Appomattox Court Ho ise] town. Phe nu of a cell. “jAll in the Family” was the most popular TV progra material to mer The A eneid is written in dactylic hexameter. Chaucer wr Arachnids haye idsWeVER acids to water. Pi is equal to 3.14159165 +. Jai 23 is a prim 1e Hundred Years War (as fought between France and England. There is ans a the seventeenth president of the United States. O ligROmeo was a member of the Montague family. As pre office immediately yeti his arrival to get a tardy sip. ann ‘ch Queen’. First baseman Joe T Valuable Player in 1971. When driving, a signal must be given at all times before slowing, stoppit ee forms are due on April 15th. Students who have study halls during lunch periods may not go to the carctend The area of a rectangle is equal to the product of its length and width. Sir Walter Schott wrote vanhoe. Three seconds in the offensive lane means that the offensive team must forfeit the ball. The University of Massachusetts is in the town of Amherst. The Nile River flows for 4,150 miles. A student must have 80 credits to graduate. Smoking is hazardous to your health. You must travel within 300 feet of a fire us traveling on the roadway. The average high school pupil cannot do satisfactory work unless he spends at least two ho i ‘school day in home study in addition to his study period in scho The song, “aye Impo sible Dream’ states seceded from the Union. from the play, ‘““Man of La Mancha’. There@ 10n a football team. An Light travels at a speed of LS. 000 ane Ds 2 {Wo-toed anteater is squirrel- nedy was shot and kille n the fourth Thursday of 0’s. The Key Club Ki service organization. The ide opposite the right angle. The Japanese arbor on December 7, 1941. � sign his name if asked to do fe Moon rises On an average subject to suspension. ad typhus, bubonic plague, its home to be washed at e every four years. Moby rize for contributions to theoretical physics. Phoenix is the capital of Arizona. No speed greater than 20 m.p.h. is permissible in a posted School Zone. In a triangle, the angles opposite two equal sides are equal. On DEEN EE the time for peuods 1, 2 and 3 is determined by the length of the assembly. Cyrano de Bergerac Dick was written by Herman Melville. Albert Einstein won the i Nobe , bohydrates in living plants from water and carbon dioxide, by the action n the basis of posture, appearance, scholarship, us squared. Boston was settled in 1630 as the of plant life. The phrase “What you see is what we've got the team that really viel 4 4 : c B.C., Nebuchadnezzar quel 1 ne. “Nd” is the chemical symba neodymium. College | personality, and twir main colony of the M’ you get” was coined by ersey. Although controversy exists, mé ee is expanding and finite. As the 24th state, Missouri was admitted into the Union in 182 passing the road test, the applicant must surrender his Learner’s Permit in order to receive his license. The area equal to the edge squat he capital of Argentina is Buenos Aires. A three-minute passing period is allowed t ritten by Erich Segal. The name “United Nations” was first used officially d essary commotion, and rowdyism are an in ication of bad manners at any time, and ing roo ‘Greek mythology, Silenus was the God of Wine and Fertility. In 1582, ) Shakespeare married Ann Hathaway, and the two may have had three children. The glass snake has eyelids an Phrygia was an ancient country in central Asia Minor. ‘Ecce’ means “behold” in Latin. So that a large numb move with the greatest ease and efficiency, certain stairways are limited to up or down traffic. The radius of a cir scientists agree that th class to the next. Lov 1942. Loud talking, bad taste in the schoof Was writ Ip Roth. The square i. Is 1.73205. Speed must, at all times, be reasonable and proper for traffic ie roadway and the safe ty of the public. New Bedford was the world’s greatest whaling port until the mid- detention Room takes precedence over all other engagements: ee to coer means suspension to the discretion of the principal. Emil Theodor Kocher ' Medicindéif is ‘ roid Bland. The calorie is the amount © gram of makes a Ww as the same effect as an islat Students a that 1 the busses has a direct bearin of Ne dford residents toward the school. John a: 1 Was , D lessed List of 1971. The Tre i 1a et ’ d th su nit States as a nation. A elgsed shop iSain establ semploying only members of a la ‘4 r for pk: ho nurse. Grant’s seizure of , dorman tive. It is estimated that the Buddhism i is s the world’s fourth largest religion. The art of Judo was develo Soccer is played with an inflated round leather ball that must not be less thé The CBS network was established in 1927. The Beanie Boys is made op of rallies, games and in the community. Agerund is a verb ending in “ing’’, used as a noun. All mark sense cards are due in We mair office on Thursday of the week preceding the issuance of report cards. The normal mouth temperature of a healthy person is about 98.6 degrees F. Rubens’ fame as an artist was based to a great extent on his skill in the re-creating of flesh tones. Students electing R.O.T.C. are expected to serve 3 years in the unit. Nominations may be made from the floor, by a committee, or a nominating ballot. Elizabeth Hilton Wilding Todd Fisher Burton has been married five times. All Gaul is divided into three parts. Much symbolism may be found in7he Old Man and the Sea and Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse. Students will find that participation in athletics 1s one of the most valuable eas open to them in high school. An attempt to rescue a victim from contact with a live wire™ trical matters is always dangerous. A pterodactyl is also known as a pterosaur. “Ich liebe dich’ am. Love and hate are both four-letter words. The experience of expert shorthand writer§jof every systemia conch : ib he inadvisability of attempting to gain speed by devising and learning lists of brief g In] | he United States was $748.9 billion. Spring has arrived ri es lo represent the sGhool at Student Gov frnment Day the State House. Dustin Hag j e Graduate’’® dnight Cowboy’ oda i is a cone uding� pas music, the function of whichel | si per close. During 1971, Preside bring all of the boys back fre , and more cooperative tha when the first herring app r preed that the demoeratic pe 1 ction takes place when tht form a new individual. Sat Merican artists of his ay as telegraph. The total road 4 The average price of a del military chiefs that he would destroy Czechoslovakia. The rate o evaporalon 1s reer to ie vapour pressure of the surface itself and in the air a short distance above. Charles Conrad, J@ led th monetary unit of Monaco is the Monegasque franc. An average stair on the Court Street sid of the 1 down 2.1 mm. over the past 60 years. In 1861], the Russian serfs were emancipated by Czar Alexander IT. American motorists drove 835 billion miles in 1969. The first vaudeville theatre was the Gaiety Museum in Boston, 1883. The equatorial diameter of Jupiter is 88,000 miles. The first college founded in the United States was Harvard in 1636. Experience has proven that a student profits most in school when he balances his classroom work wisely with participation in extra-curricular activity. On Oct. 5, - ! oak be Sa n Algeria killed 68, injured 218 and left 100,000 + homeless. | centimete getting in Latin take the accusative if the pronoun is indefinite, the gent) Wilson is on the $100,000 bill. The data showing the cea au 4 ‘ork ——- personal advisement of girls and sup@ryvistor A August is 10.1 miles per hour. A schooner is ¢ ; n the aftermast or masts. Boston and Pittsbu at Philadelphia on July 17, 1856. A micron is ( {Q00Of amillametersAtter eatin, studentsan | )d either inside or outside the building. The capital La ttle Rock. At the anf of th Transport Association in Geneva, leaders of the W@EIG'S poke out stremely Oct. 20th agais | ‘Pepper Martin was selected as the athlete of the — Prat rap Fer CZ AT CARAT A Tee eee ther : WS ae Southeastern Massachusetts for More Than a Contury wt on on ae Loe Mae ae ne Btn Man, Mane. ene 17 Mt, No, 25 eee oe hostages killed as police storm = trap, whe bat bay Idia der “rk OS artiendes and outaide Ma 5 Na L prisoners an a Bight | ties mowed tn to break the fourday seagoostye! homicides, There bave been out ads SUrrende, in Pe God £0 brought ot SS ee a roar of National Cuardames, mei 6 hours , ease aseault TE Pereage Brought secret. 18 gas meaks and entrying te ome view p oo ee oe Tren te pen, wall a sol ont the gH re] rotes} of Inc fe a kistan; - a Irish deaths Da 2 Sks piling ge Ing hal, India accuses Pakistan of declaring War Fighting rages in t bellious prisoners at Attica, W.Y en Sahat liner © sizes after blaze exits. oe mnt of them got 0 i by the normal ¢ ap Te on a Lincut ou others sea inte c re Queen Eliza — : - or radiation oe ig warmed the colony's j LU o mere ue 2, Mathew, io bead @ : Parents and students aware of criminal ctivities In the city’s schools were asked lem in the schoat i ae Ss wis ss , ye st night to became actively “involved” stera ; Cu at 4 informing authorities ee on 92 Appeal was made at a meeth NM e % special City Council Committ - Bal Saad: Q ; sn , Supt. James R Hayden an yur bai 8 m 2 Be city’s four secondary § schoo 7 id the committee that ye ark, . atively few criminal inci pritald in, D ne ee current school year the © ape Chairman Georse Cs wenn. (AP) = aoe ie er negotiated in Paris but offer ‘has been en ignored’ SGA a i mmol HARES 9 =will AN Nobel passe ve 1 Nobel ace ine whe mir, Socialist “Ah ape Bonn Bad cer receives the eave ryt said Indian air force iso had bees attacking — away in installations inside East pave early today, and that be declaring going on in mer ont ail end © si ED D ex ives ; © 900 @ ee - Wiieenic eg Y Bs Pakisial OB —= as Sigtani version. ‘given an if Rawalpindi, the nt poop at a Siaees ICHORAGE, Alaska (A ident Nixon and Japan's 70 ¢ LEY eror Hirohito stood stiffly a 5 as red-jacketed U.S. Marine. en who fought Japan on do. = ific battlefields in Workd W + im review no, STH SM ar “WEEK ! in Oo HHURRY—ENDS THURS., bes. 17 THE FREN CONNECTION in re CAN GREAT Lamy jaf U0} :eoe1 eos WM “oss jou} a ae % By JEANE DIXON ardoza goals top Ludlow, 2-1 = “Saya | COLOR BY DE LUKE® erm Eo. -ansrear FaAaAmMm WINnC CG +35 IKNOW A PLAGE | ©. SO THIS [IS HIGH SCHOOL — ! finished my English term paper in typing class, one period before it was due. —How can they‘hand you a number two pencil and a sheet of paper and ask you to blacken eighteen years of knowledge into a bunch of tiny rectangles? — Yesterday, I took a Math Test in Sth period class to make up the test that I should have taken in 3rd period class, but didn’t, because I was absent when 3rd period class took the test that I had to take in Sth period class. — I’ve worn two pair of jeans all year long. — With the rise in prices, dope is costing me too damn much. — Twenty-five cents for this slop? — I] must go through a thousand changes in one day. — All I want is my diploma, so I can finally get the hell out of here. — The classes I enjoy the most are the ones where I know the teacher personally. — | sleep more in auditorium study than I do in my own bed. — | learned one important thing in high school: if you drink Instant Breakfast in the morning, you’ll be starving by lunchtime. — Everytime you raise your hand in class, the teacher puts a little check beside your name. — The time that you save by learning shorthand is spent in learning what all those little squiggles mean. — I met a lot of really great kids by writing notes on desk tops. — So why don’t the bubblers work? — We had this sub last week who looked like he was playing hooky from kindergarten. When he sat behind the desk, all you could see was the top of his crewcut. — If I don’t get some kind of deferment, I guess Ill leave the country. — When I handed him my note, he said that he didn’t believe I was sick. So I coughed in his face. — The only time I feel that I’m accomplishing some- thing is when I’m playing sports. — I didn’t know any of the kids on the election ballot, so I voted for the one who had the most a’s in his name. — Have you heard from any schools yet? — Hey ... don’t be shy with your paper. — Will all the teachers please send down a list of stu- dents who were out of the classroom prior to the pre- vious fire drill. — | left it in my other notebook. — No veg. — What beep? I just raised my hand when all the oth- er kids did. — It took me three years to realize that marks aren’t worth a damn. — Every time I walk by the draft board, I remember that I didn’t sign up. — Becoming eighteen only means that I can legally drive after 1 A.M. — D’you ever try to go to the john with a busted arm? No way. — I think I have every book of Cliff Notes that was ever written. — I dropped my plate and everyone started applauding. — If you skip on Friday the teacher usually forgets by Monday. — It’s not that I’m self-conscious or anything like that; I just look funny with my glasses on. — I thought it didn’t smell like a cigarette. — Please disregard t he bells. — I opened the door to the girl’s room, and it was like one giant puff of smoke. — Is that gum on your elbow? — I cheat by writing tiny notes on my book cover, and then leaving the book on my desk during the test. — I’m not paying fifty cents for a lousy test tube. — What periods do we skip? — The bell rings and we move like a huge flock of obedient sheep. — Doesn't anyone else know these cheers? — I just found out that we’re having a surprise quiz in chemistry. — I’m afraid of losing the security of high school. — Positive ID Required. — Aardvark, seat number one. Albino, seat number two. — It makes me feel great when people get lower grades than me. — Do you boys have permission? — After you memorize the 629 theorems, geometry’s not so bad. — Your homework tonight is to review for the test. — Marching in the band is okay, if you don’t mind having chipped teeth. — At first she slapped me; later she thanked me. — I just don’t have the time to join any clubs. — The days that I have my homework, she doesn’t collect it. — At least your acne is on your back, where it doesn’t show as much. —...andI don’t want any excuses. — What d’you call a Portagee who ... — He said he was counting that test three times. — But everybody else is smoking it! — Ziblonsky, seat number forty-five. Zonkra, bring a chair tomorrow. mA I HAVE YouR ATTENN pLEASE.. THERE SEEMS T BE som conus: CONCERN- ING our. NEw 5. DAN SCRHEDUL WE With HAVE , ERIDAN | SCHEDUL oN mowd MoNDAY’. 6N TvEs dAY AND so oN , EyceEP] FoR THRSDA WHEN wh WILL HAVE A HALE DAY, TH TUES DAY BEFORE NEXT WHEN wy wILL Be ON VACATIOP AND NEw YEARS WHEN MR. S OUTQWeR Assumes his Se aitcheBihe ies. D = eR =) Q se Re Sep = NY ei RN nee PH aes Re CY 4a; Ny) , SfX 8 ( = ONS Q ee YY LS 9,4 i A) . Ae) t Ne: ) = 0 XO) Oe in WE ASE: And behold, the eves of the world were upon one cit); and the city was called Nova Bed- fordia. For she had much; prospered and her people had seen favor in the eves of the Lord. 2 And the people rejoiced and danced in the streets. For out of the ground hath the Lord made to grow every fruit that is pleasant to the sight, and good for food. 3 And the people forgot God; for their wealth was much. 4 And the Lord God said, Let there be a famine in the land; so that I might know if my people love me. 5 And He sent a famine throughout the land; not of food, but of knowledge. 6 And all the schools were gone; and the people were sore afraid. And there was much weeping and gnashing of teeth. 7 And the king sent forth a decree, saving, Leta green schoolhouse be built on the street that is called Charles. And it was done. 8 The elders cried, The city must not supply her people with knowledge. For our Shekels are few. Yea, according to law, it is the work of parents. 9 And the rich found their words gracious, and the place of learning was no more. 10 And it came to pass in the process of time, that a new school was made on the street of the Elm. 11 And the Elm Street School begat the Middle Street School; and the Mid- dle Street School begat a school on the street that was called Summer. 12 For the people were many and, vea, the cubits were few. 13 And in the year one thousand a YJ D) b LISA ) ‘GY boven 2 é nine hundred and two, the school that was Suninier was no more. 14 And the people rent their clothes; for there was much sadness in the land. And the people made a burnt offer- ing unto the Lord. And they cried for wisdom in their time of fear. 2 And God looked down from above, and spake with a thundering voice. 3 Build ve a place of learning and call it NBHS; for ve are forgiven and shall suffer no more. 4 And the _ people exceedingly. 5 And a feast was made; and the meat of young bullocks, rams, and lambs of the first year was shared. And of bread and sweet wine, there was aplenty. 6 And the great school was begun; for the people were hungry for truth and knowledge. 7 Yea, the carpenters and bricklay- ers and masons and taskmasters gath- ered ona plain near the street that was called William. 8 And they said one to another, Go 10, let us make brick and let us build a school whose top may reach unto Heaven. 9 And they were cast from the city and scattered abroad; for their voice was as the sound of politicians. 10 Now the people cast lots, and the planners and the architect were chosen. Il And there was a great tumult in the city, for the school would take many rejoiced shekels and minas from the purses of the people. 12 And the mouths of the people were filled with arguments; and their words and speeches were as the wind. ) M 8 OAL) F .) a (}} 4 f ta) me ( 7) — 2 () -) CY ( RD ph 0 oe ‘a R ) re v Nites AY 4 S % A co : 2 te Ly ES AG (U 7, (ere Z) ¢ Brie cae 4 2 CO 2D Js. ; S yy, c 13 And one cried, The debt shall be too great. 14 Another cried, Let us build a house of manual training. 15 Yet another cried, Let it teach the arts of the household. 16 For these were the laws of the land they said, though the people had pronounced them unclean. 17 And many cried, Let the school be of many cubits; for our children are as the grains of sand on East Beach. 18 And the words of many were as fire, saying, Let there be a place in the school where bread and honey might be shared. Let there be tabernacles of sci- ence and rooms where young warriors may be trained. 19 For th ere had been none of these. 20 And the fool said, My wealth is vast and, yea, my knowledge is not from the place which ye call school. And he proclaimed that a school should not rise up. 21 And the king listened to the words of the people; for he was wise. 22 And he called together the elders and the scribes. And they spoke one with another. 23 And the king sent forth a decree; and the school was built. 24 And brick was brought from the East and marble from the richest king- doms of Africa. The glass was as dia- mond, and the wood from the finest young saplings. 25 And the people were exceedingly glad; for theirs was a place of beauty and of knowledge. 26 For scholars journeyed from the ends of the earth, so that they might teach in the school that was called blessed. 27 And it came to pass that as the people multiplied, the school grew in stature. “4 ‘ S C ) ¢5 6) S Bo, � Q Z 4 D0 DLs is) 2 y) Peewee AY Cc Ps ooh % Cay, i, () Ms 2 Co) Y f 28 For the masons and the bricklay- ers were wise, and they added unto the school. 29 And the school was called NBHS; for the Lord God had spoken. And the school prospered; and the people were filled with knowledge. 2 The eyes of the world were once again on the city that was called Nova Bedfordia. And the love of the people was great, one unto the other. 3 And the great happiness was soon pluckt from the people. And they stretched forth their hands; for the plagues, which numbered seven, were upon the land. 4 And NBHS was plagued with the strikes of the teachers, and with food which was as the meat of frogs, and with tumbling walls, and a great multi- tude of students, and students who spake with uncircumcised lips, and rob- bers and evildoers, and teachers whose minds were sealed as tombs. 5 And the king said, Let a new school be built; for the destruction of NBHS is at hand. 6 And the people were of one accord; and the building of the school was begun. 7 And, yea, NBHS was abandoned. For the people had forgotten the joy they had shared therein. 8 Yea, a spirit hath not flesh nor bones, neither hath it wood nor marble. And the spirit of NBHS passed into the school whose stone was yet young. 9 And Nova Bedfordia saw grace in the eves of the Lord. 10 And there was great rejoicing in the city; yea, even unto Fall River. Amen. D rg 2 S ¢ “a (p 5 xe v Y OG “6 2 Hd) G00 68 AOT 2 4 y) « } ZG ni i) ( EIA SS Zi} apices. (esme seancrseth st ATS pai ys 3 | , 1 IN MEMORIAM ALLISON R. DORMAN 1938-1949 Principal of New Bedford High School b. 1879 — d. 1971 ALLISON R. DORMAN, THE MAN, THE TEACHER, THE PRINCIPAL EMERITUS: Mr. Dorman was a prominent figure in educational circles during the 1920's, 1930's and 1940’s. After mandatory retirement, he became a Representative to the General Court of the Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts and with the stamina of men twenty years younger, he represented his section of New Bedford daily with untiring vigor. This vigor which permeated all his life stemmed from the beginnings which placed him among the ones who played the first basketball games in not only Massachusetts but in the United States. He kept in constant physical condition by acting as a referee, by coaching high school teams while constantly his long lean frame was seen striding through the corridors of New Bedford High School ... always “on duty’’. This was a man who was respected by his students, admired by his faculty, when he was head of the Busi- ness Education Department, and then when he was Principal of New Bedford High School. Perhaps, in this day some of his policies might be questioned, but they would be questioned only by those whose abilities were not able to reach the heights he demanded. He was always accessible for a chat about a problem, every week he personally brought you your pay check and had a moment to chat with you, while every player, first team or second, was known to him by his first name. He was truly Principal Emeritus ... and | consider myself fortunate to have had the opportunity to have been one of the teacners un his raculty. Dr. James R. Hayden Superintendent of Schools 740) Te aes IGNORE T+ NEXT BEM SUPERINTENDENTS = o v al 3 x ia =| E oe = (=) 1S) i=) io] Le He ea ”n oO = 3) 2 = a WSU] 2 WN[notIND yapusjutsadng “yssy Mr. Edmond P. Donlan Dr. Florence L. Mahon QIANG SsouIsng JUspusjuTJadng “jssy Mrs. Lucille R. Caron Mr. Lawrence B. Markey 22 ADMINISTRATION 3 S — = QQ Assistant Principal (East) i Assistant Principal ad N 3 S = Q = S = a] nm i) sone y = Dean of Students Mrs. Roberta Sawyer i X “@ Assistant Principal (North) GUIDANCE Mr. Edward Burke Miss Elizabeth Winn , . Miss Julia Mahoney Miss Catherine Roche ’y — ad i, “walls. Sx. Mrs. Mary Winterson Because of the evanescence of Mr. Jayco’s corporeal frame, a perma- nent photographic record is an impossibility. Mr. Joseph Jayko Ivers PUPIL PERSONNEL Mw, iit Mrs. Theresa Travers s , Miss Rita Monty Miss Leonor Luiz SPECIAL SERVICES Vocal Music Mechanical Drawing Mr. Rafael Monteiro Vocal Music Mr. Roland Bessette Fi a Mr. Carmen hoe Pe Naw . 3 eawae.. ae. a oF) Mrs. Frances Heimberg r hid od Girls’ Gym Driver Education 26 Mr. Mitchell Janiak o a Miss Margery Stocker = ... Main Office Mrs. Marion Brown Mrs. Sylvia Amaral North O fice oy = ; hoes i 3 : se: Mrs. Jeannette Meaney Mrs. Dorothy Mello and Mrs. Isabel Simpson SU Ey ORY ) Saeae DD pesase A Distributive Education M ee Cc harles Clavin FOREIGN LANGUAG Gilbert aS) S Sy x= E = 8 o Q 7 poay luaumjavdaq ear Bjuhr VA y Mr. El A = = S: re 3 S ic) oe S te od Eileen Diggle x S XQ = 8 is) Ss nm 2 Mr. Paul Guy Mrs. 2: � Mr. William Ney ENGLISH Tata + Department Head pi ® Mr. Albin Szala NOK ma Mr. Eugene McCarthy HL Mrs. Rose Souza | ENGLISH Mrs. Susan Gillum Mr. Bradjord Dawson Ree — = Mr. Charles Robinson ae QE Mr. George Charbonneau x A HISTORY Department Head F rederick G ole SN EE Mrs. June Roberts Mr. Frank Motta —— Mr. Miguel Britto te, TE Wa Mr. Edmund Tavares hie Sips pti: SCIENCE Eugene Wilusz j Mr. George Goodfellow Mr. John Strittmatter ctl. mene Mr. Paul Boisvert BUSINESS Mr. Richard Nerbonne Department Head Mr. Salvatore Lombardo Miss Kathryn Mc Caine PR Mrs. Kula Kontanis . : M rs. Lucille Lagasse Mr. Richard Anderson Miss Catherine Catin af 3 orman Tripp BUSINESS Miss Loretta Alves (Iie: ene ees ee Fi le OP eo ge Y = = CQ o) Y = 0 FOUR SCORE AND SEVEN YEARS AGO pe Would You Believe ... George Charbonneau Dorothy Castaldo Neal Wall Paul Guy Ronald Nolin Joseph Jacintho Martha Wilde Roberta Sawyer Armand Marchand 10. IU. 123 Ils}. 14. IS; 16. Ve 18. Lois Drew Walter Owen Pauline Rainville Judith Allen Rosalie Ferreira Catherine Hassey George Biscari Ronald Medeiros Bernice Kaufman 17} THATS WHERE HE KEEPS HIS | FINGERNAIL FILE- , SOUNDS GREAT | WHEN HE RAPS IT AGAINST THE | MICROPHONE OVER THE IN TERCOM- MISS SALBEGO THE ONLY ROOM Id THE SCHOOL UoU KNOW), MOTHER NATURE IS A SMART COOKIE ! DESPITE WHAT SHE ar+AS 3592 Nia +(x4) BIS Ps geen cara rat oy : a, ie ec at C om Ze Ris. QE TVS) ZS g bea ha = BES Wa wz. Fmt a a a, eA 1@ re a a Si’: € _ cet AEBS 2 a aN j= ; Fe eC Vas Oo NR XN wes tI a No 46 Hi Ah MARTHA D Z ui 2 MR. N ... But every man is more than just himself; he also represents the unique, the very special and always signifi- cant and remarkable point at which the world’s phenom- ena intersect, only once in this way and never again. That is why every man’s story is important, eternal, sacred; that is why every man, as long as he lives and fulfills the will of nature, is wondrous, and worthy of every consideration ... — Hermann Hesse, Demian DEIRDRE ALMEIDA Dee Dee enjoys making things and tak- ing walks friendly . wants to be a teach- er ... happiest at a rock concert ... hates phon- ies ... will remember all the friends made at NBHS ... would like to see Switzerland. KAREN ALVES Loves to talk, read and watch good movies ... abhors snobs and dull studies ... will always remember ‘“‘May I have your attention please?” and biology class Hopes to see Africa and Greece. CHERYL A. AMBRA Plans to attend a Plus- Kinyon_ secretarial course ... likes honesty in others ... has an abil- ity to rap ... would like to visit Hawaii. JOAO AMARAL JMA ... enjoys art and being with Rosie admires Raquel Welch . wishes to become a computer operator some day plans to tour Russia. ROBERT AMBROSE Bob ... likes camping a great deal .. . best qual- ity is good manners ... favorite sport is football will never forget Sgt. Morrison would like to see Europe and Asia ... plans to be an architect. KATHLEEN AFFONCE Blittle ... has a sweet disposition but never accomplishes anything ... proposes to make a great deal of money without working ... she hates work ... some day will be married. BRIAN ALMEIDA Bones ... a neat dresser . happiest when with girls ... hates people who butt in ... likes it when others dress neatly . wants to see Europe ... “Man!” MARY ALFONSE Wishes to become an airline stewardess likes people with wit and humor ... would like to see Hawaii ... really admires Lee Majors. DAVID ALMEIDA Dave ... loves listening to music favorite sport is golf ... best class is history ... most happy with Linda but will never forget any of the NBHS. girls plans to see California. WALTER ALMOND Sandy ... hobby is mu- sic ... favorite sport is motorcycle racing happiest when playing music ... likes Bob Dylan ... will always remember the food in the cafeteria. SUSAN ALVES Sue ... hopes to see the world before a career in Biology ... most happy when in the country ... favorite sport is_ bicy- cling ... pet peeves are snakes, time, and moody people ... will remem- ber Sept. 22, 1971. DOREEN ALLAIN Dor ... hobby is sewing . wants to be a teach- er ... happiest the day before vacation ... remember the hisses of aabeaceus soph. year .. JOHN ALVES John’s favorite sports are track and football ... best teacher is Miss Allen ... enjoys gym ... future plans include attending college. SUSAN AMARAL Sue ... spends her time at Brooklawn Park ... calls everyone “‘Smitty” pet peeve is her sister. ARMINDA ANDRADE Mindy ... spends time cooking and sewing ... this sympathetic and helpful person likes hon- est people ... aims to become a model or stew- ardess ... has an aver- sion toward mountain climbing. BETTY JANE ANDREWS Boo ... plans to travel happiest when around people ... likes honesty in others. Ly fi PAMELA AREIA Pam ... is happiest with Bruce ... she plans on getting married ... en- joys swimming and skat- ing ... dislikes boring teachers and homework. ROSEMARY ARRUDA Ro ... wants to be a registered nurse happiest when she with a friend or helping someone out friendly people. CONSTANCE AUBIN Connie ... likes horse- back riding ... an out- standing cook and baker ... loves to watch base- ball ... enjoys her Black History class ... hopes to see Africa and attend college. DONNA ANSELMO Donna enjoys bowling and poetry ... happiest when away being able to live her own life undecided about her fu- ture ... hates phonies. ANA ARAUJO Enjoys skiing and base- ball ... favorite teacher is Mr. Kroudvird likes honesty in other people ... would like to visit Asia. C. MARC ARENA Hopes to go to college favorite sport is football ... will always remember the long wide corridors of NBHS. MARK ARRUDA Mark enjoys listening to hard rock ... will never forget the girls at NBHS admires honesty in others. FAYETTE ANTONE Big Head ... enjoys lis- tening to records wants to do social serv- ice work ... “You gotta be jiving” ... most hap- py at loud games would like to see Africa. PATSY LEE ARAUJO Cupid ... admires Jerry Lewis ... enjoys horse- back riding ... would like to see the Orient . . . plans to get married ... hates “‘nosey teachers.” FRANCISCO ARTILES Frisco... is happy when nature shows up her beauty and his mind becomes a fountain of colors ... plans to be- come an architect Morocco and Africa are where he'd like to journey. DAVID AUGUSTINE Augie ... favorite pas- times are sports and bi- cycling ... hopes to see London ... enjoys soc- cer and his experience at Horseneck Beach Ute LINDA ARRINGTON Lin ... favorite pastime is day dreaming hopes to be a dental as- sistant ... likes James (aylorueeran© ay cahig will remember 305 and the boring studies ... all smiles. RANDALL ARRUDA Randy ... happy with music and when school is out for the summer ... loves to read ... aims to attend college and then work ... will always remember’ the rules which made - school miserable. CARLEEN AVILA Plans to further her edu- cation ... most happy when with that special person ... will remem- ber the rallies and the early dismissals at NBHS ... would like to travel the seas friendly. CAROL BANKS That’s life .. . likes foot- ball ... hates people who gossip ... looks for truth and happiness in others. LOUISE BAPTISTE Chick-a-dee ... is al- ways smiling ... loves talking on the phone and watching TV ... plans to go to college and become an airline stew- ardess ... had a good three years at NBHS. CHARLIE BARKSDALE Chuck ... likes to read ... favorite sport is soft- ball, favorite teacher is Miss Castaldo, _ best class is Speech would like to see Europe plans to just be happy. SUSAN BAPTISTE Sue ... enjoys listening to records ... watches basketball games plans to marry and raise a family ... really hap- py when with people she loves. MARY BATOR Enjoys swimming, sew- ing and walking ... has a great personality ... ambition is to travel and see glorious Europe ... will never forget her se- nior year happiest when all goes right ... ““What’s happening?” KENNETH JOHN AVILA Ken ... plays football outspoken person ... hopes to see all the world ne enjoys carpentry. WILLIAM BALLA Bill ... very creative, having the quality of “attic salt” ... amelio- ration is a future plan . enjoys life ... most happy when anticipating bliss ... hates death ... likes sincerity, sensuali- ty, reason, and Latin. BEVERLY BAIRD Bev ... loves football ... will remember the NBHS-Durfee rally ... hopes to become a teach- er and visit Greece ... loves sewing ... likes people to be happy ... ‘ Be good.” AGNES BALLARD Aggie ... enjoys sports, especially basketball .. . wants to work with peo- ple ... happiest with a close friend ... hates wiseguys ... will always remember the Girls’ Basketball Team and Mrs. Amaral. CATHERINE BANNON Cathie listens to Burt Bacharach’s music . always makes deci- sions and stands by them ... plans to be avet ... happiest when eating pizza ... despises peo- ple who listen but do not hear. MARY BAPTISTE Sister ... passes away time by listening to rec- ords ... a friendly per- son ... happiest out of New Bedford ... always happy. JOE BALESTRACCI Enjoys sports and going to the beach ... believes wants to in people ... be a writer happy with Gayle hates phonies ways remember Ney’s study ... sense of others. CONNIE BAPTISTA Likes watching Red Sox games .. is swimming ... happy when with friends . admires strength of character in others ... would like to see the world ... honest. GARY BARBOZA Zack ... bothered by a girl with knee socks ... favorite personality is Flip Wilson ... will re- call his peaceful lunches at NBHS ... an easy- poing guy with eyes of blue ... “You can’t win them all.” BARBARA J. BAYLIES Barb... honest plans to major in psy- chology ... happy when with the people she loves . hung up on James Thurber ... enjoys cre- ative writing “Where there is love there is life.” humor . favorite sport DANIEL BEATRIZ Danny ... is a member of the Whalers Drum and Bugle Corps happiest when with his girl ... would like to see the whole world some day ... future plan is to be a millionaire. NORMAN BEAUREGARD Boo ... a “brilliant”’ yet modest guy ... plans to avoid the draft ... likes hot pants, which he will always remember (who can’t?) RAYMOND BELLI an easygoing happiest with pet peeves losing pens and .. likes silliness in others. PHYLLIS ANN BERUBE Pete ... is planning a nursing career ... she loves walking and camp- ing ... happiest with her friends ... she has a cer- tain repugnance toward rude people. JAMES EDWARD BELONG Lep ... enjoys bowling and horseback riding _.. does an outstanding Tyrone imitation will always remember the bus rides to track meets and those unbe- lievable studies plans to be a trainee. ROBERT BERGERON Robby camping, music, and football are among his favorites, but when he’s with Dee Dee he’s all smiles ... will never forget friends and good times would like to see British Co- LuntD ase DONALD BESSE Bess ... intends to first join the navy and then go to college ... likes to see other people happy enjoys woodwork and carpentry ... looks forward to _ visiting Germany. KATHLEEN BETTENCOURT Kathie ... enjoys roller skating and golf outgoing ... wants to be a medical secretary ... most happy with that certain someone hates conceited guys ... will always remember NBHS rallies “What a sin!” MAURICE BESSETTE Moe ... hobby is his motorcycles ... hopes to attend a college of engineering ... favorite sports include football and weight lifting likes consideration in others ... hates collid- ing with people in our halls. ANN BEYER Passes her time by play- ing the accordion ... happiest when with Telly and people who are also happy ... plans to be- come a lab technition and attend S.M.U. ... will always be remem- bered for her smile. DEBORAH BEAULIEU Deb ... enjoys being with friends ... a sweet and understanding per- SOlmmerae PCUm DCCVemS Joe’s teasing ... will always recall Mr. South- worth’s friendly smile hopes everyone is sincere... “Oh Brother!” DANIEL BEITCHMAN Plays the piano and or- gan ... top ability is his attempt to be himself admires a sense of sociability in others ... “Life at times isn’t what it seems to be; it’s what you make it to be.” MARCEL BEAULIEU Marcy ... favorite sport and pastime is basket- ball ... likes Miss Cas- taldo because she is such a good teacher would one day love to visit Paris. CHRISTINE BERCHE Red ... loves being free . a very stubborn girl who greatly dislikes homework ... has most fun with her friends ... looks for compassion in others ... would love to see Europe. MICHELE BERNIER Mich ... sews every- thing ... a good swim- mer ... enjoys having a good time ... hates girls to wear guy’s sneakers . will always remem- ber eating pistachios while in auditorium study ... seeks under- standing and sincerity in others. JO-ANN BICHEL Joe ... favorite sport is hockey happiest when just fooling around favorite teacher is Mr. Medeiros ... will always remember the study halls ... likes people with a good sense of humor. PATRICIA BLACKMER Patches ... enjoys mu- sic and sewing ... plans on becoming a lab tech- nician ... happiest when with acertain person ... looks forward to graduation. ROBERTA BLANCHARD Babbie happiest when with Kenny will never forget fantas- tic NBHS rallies admires a person who is sincere ... hates preju- dice ... hopes to be- come a stenographer. ROBERT BICHEL Bob ... has an excellent sense of humor hopes to have money to burn in the future . has great weekends with people who have great personalities. DAVID BIXLER Bix ... intends to be a journalist or broadcaster . content when every- thing goes right ... pet peeve is phonies ... gets a kick out of football ... “I don’t believe it.” JOYCE BOBROWIECKI Plays tennis, dances, bowls, and rides her bike . congenial ... wants to become a social work- er ... likes people to be candid ... a dance en- thusiast “Procra- stination is the thief of time.” SALLY BORECKI Has a unique ability to look for the best in peo- ple ... enjoys bowling, playing the piano and being with happy people ... hates loud kids ... plans to become a teach- er ... will remember the crowded corridors and London. ALYSE BLAKE Al ... favorite pastime is being with friends ... plans to go to college and leave the city friendly ... happy when out of school ... likes real people ... will al- ways remember the way NBHS tried to succeed. DONNA BOARDMAN Sunshine her eyes and sunny smile out- shine any star ... plans on becoming a steward- ess ... likes quality and individuality in others . can never forget this school’s broken down heating system. CELESTE BONNEAU: Celeste finds fun in horseback riding and fooling around with her friends ... will always recall the ride in Jack’s car ... hopes to become a secretary and see Europe. EDMUND M. BORGES The Borge ... always know him by his big nose ... enjoys racing and finds full pleasure being with Lorraine ... will never forget the study halls with Miss Wilde ... has a dislike for brown nosers. RICHARD BISAILLON Bechee JOUCS tae el= joys guns and hockey . wants to be a police- man ... pet peeve is homework ..._ likes friendliness in others .. . most happy at night ... “Well, alright.” LAWRENCE BIZARRO Larry ... looks forward to becoming a teacher . cooperative ... fa- vorite sport is raiding the refrigerator against haircuts happiest at close of school ... his first day at NBHS will stick in his mind. KEVIN BLAKE Midget ... his blue eyes standout baseball and basketball ... hopes to be a biolo- gist ... most happy ona baseball diamond likes to see people smile eee Rift ons DAVID BONNEAU Dave ... a hard worker ... hopes to get rich ... will remember all the detentions he had at would like to NBHS ... see Canada. MICHELLE A. BOUCHER Mike ... trusting and romantic ... hopes to work in a hospital lab enjoys swimming, bowling and being with her friends when they are smiling ... her in- terest lies in the study of human life. ANN BRENNAN Likes honesty in other people ... would like to see Mexico ... a quiet girl. LAUDELINA BORGES Lina ... favorite pas- time is reading ... most happy when she’s at home ... likes French, soccer, hockey and bas- ketball ... would love to see the entire world. LUCIA BOTELHO Lucy ... A friendly gal who likes to dance ... would like to become a stewardess ... happiest when laughing ... de- tests being bothered by other girls ... will some day see Paris. THOMAS BRIERLEY Tommy ... favorite hobby is fishing and reading ... ambition is to be a history teacher likes baseball most happy with people ... Will remember NBHS girls . .. favorite class is chemistry wants to see Asia. BARBARA A. BRITTO Barb ... most happy when with Patrick pet peeve is a show-off future plans are to work and get married. 56 STEVEN BORGES A fun loving guy who greatly enjoys hiking and hunting ... his fa- vorite sport is basketball. TIMOTHY BOTELHO Tim ... a real non-con- formist who wants noth- ing said about himself. KATHLEEN BRAMWELL Kathy would like to see everyone live in peace ... digs Jethro Tull and Misael vaccs sees likes honesty and nice- ness in others ... plans on attending college af- ter discovering Boulder, Colorado. DEBRA BRIDEN Debbie ... enjoys play- ing the guitar and volley- ball ... wants to be a nurse ... hates snobby people ... likes friendly people with personality. ANTONIO BRITO Tony ... loves bowling and playing cards .. plans to attend SMU ... favorite class is Lat- in with Miss Ferreira, his favorite teacher ... enjoys hockey and bas- ketball ... looks for understanding and hon- esty in others. LINDA BROCKLEHURST Lynn ... an excellent typist ... she bowls, skates, dances, rides and swims ... wants to be a secretary ... enjoys studying and operating business machines wishes to Visit California. JUNE BOTELHO Doo-Doo ... outstand- ing quality is her good homework ... happiest when others around her are happy ... “To hate other humans is to love oneself less.”’ BRUCE BRANCHAUD Known for his honesty and earthy wit ... will always remember get- ting thrown off soccer team ... enjoys chemis- try and reading ... fa- vorite book is ‘““Walden”’ . aspires to graduate from college and see Transylvania. FERNANDA BRITO Looks forward to be- coming a speech thera- pist ... likes people with nice personalities. LYNDE BROMBERG Lynde loves playing the guitar and doing yoga . plans to become a nurse ... happy with good friends and when away from home would like to see Paris. THOMAS BRUCE Tom ... noted for his honesty ... most happy on Friday nights or at parties ... “No way, you'll get over it.” KATHLEEN BROUGHTON Dimples... favorite pastime is sleeping ... happiest when with Bob . Most exciting hap- pening was getting en- gaged ... loves her Business Machines class hates unfriendly people ... wants to see the inside of the world. DEBRA BROWN Debbie ... spends most of her time with amiable people at football and basketball games she aims to attend col- lege ... prays to see the entire globe one day. DEBORAH BRUNE Debbie ... future plans are to go to college for two years and_ then hopes to fly with the friendly skies of United Airlines. DONALD JOSEPH BUCKLEY Don ... ambition is to become a good biologist best class is Mr. Ouimet’s Biology class . Outstanding because of his great composure another guy who would like to visit England. JUNE ANN - BURGESS Smiley... likes to spend her free time read- ing ... best class is Biol- ogy ... can never forget her trip to London last year ... favorite movie is ‘“‘Romeo and Juliet” . plans to go to col- lege and get married. JANET BURRER Jan ... happiest with Gil ... really enjoys dancing ... Jan looks for honesty in others ... looks forward to becom- ing a registered nurse. BRADFORD PAUL BROWN Briffa ... his hobby is sports ... can’t stand too much traffic in the halls ... happiest with Leona ... likes people who cooperate with him . wishes to visit Spain . seeks perfection. WILLIAM BROWN William is happiest when he is just himself . wishes to express his resentment for the war in Vietnam ... enjoys football ... might travel over the whole USA sometime. DEBRA BURGO Typical ... loves draw- ing and plans to be an art teacher ... will al- ways remember the soc- cer games ... favorite teacher is Mrs. Miles . likes people with a great sense of humor. MARYANN BURT Plans to become a model most happy when out of school ... likes all friendly people ... wants to see all the world. DONALD BRY DEN Favorite pastime is drag racing ... ambition is to become a retail manager favorite sport is baseball ... favorite | teacher is Mr. Mc- | Carthy ... admires very | intelligent people | wants to see England. STEPHANIE BULGAR Steph is planning to at- tend college ... madly in love with football games and television ... her pet peeve is phony people. PENNY BYWELL Penny ... loves going to the beach in summer .. . favorite sport is football admires good na- tured people ... will always remember work- ing in the North Office wants to travel to Greece. MICHAEL CAMARA Howdy Doody ... plans to own a business ... he likes people to be peace- ful ... enjoys water skiing ... would like to go to Hawaii. MARILYN J. CARDOZA Chubs ... digs all peo- ple except phonies .. found Health helpful and interesting “Love the one you’re with!” AUDREY CABRAL Audge ... favorite sport is baseball ... happiest listening to albums ... pet teacher is Miss Fer- reira ... hates conceited people ... plans to be an archaeologist and see Rome. DONNA CABRAL Her favorite pastime is going to football and basketball games always smiling ... likes a veracious person would love to visit Mexi- co... plans to become a R.N. JOHN WILLIAM CANTO Gye OV.essCOmCalip and ski ... favorite sport is hockey happiest alone ... pet peeve the stairs at NBHS ... would like to tour Asia ... digs Mr. Ouimet ... college- bound. JOAQUIM CARDOSO Jack ... most happy when skipping school ... likes people who are always doing things ... wants to go where there are no people around hates people who have fun. CYNTHIA L. CARNEY Cindy ... her pleasure is making people laugh ... thinks friendliness is the most important quality in others most happy with some- one she likes ... plans to join the Volunteer Service. EDWARD A. CARON Eddie ... loves playing “the game of life’? and keyboard in a_ rock group ... favorite per- sonality is Keith Emer- son ... would like to see the Soviet Union “What can I say?” DARNELLE CABRAL Dink ... plans to be a math teacher ... enjoys telling secrets and living . Outstanding quality is her “big mouth” ... likes amicable people with smiles. JO-ANN CABRAL JoJo ... would like to see Australia ... lunch is her best class ... will remember working in the North Office for Mr. Luchetti ... favorite teacher is Mr. Biscari likes fun compatible. MICHAEL CARMO Hopes to go to Berkeley School of Music likes basketball happiest with friends. MICHAEL CARON Hobby is fixing his car most happy when not working ... favorite TV show is “Flip Wil- son” ... will remember warped floors in NBHS gym ... a generous per- son who plans to go to college. BARBARA CARDOSO Always teasing ... likes people who travel will remember all the stairs she had to climb at NBHS ... would like to tour all of Europe ... ““Give up!” LINDA S. CARDOZA Talking is her outstand- ing quality ... plans to attend Bristol College enjoys tennis happiest with Dave ... pet peeve is wearing dresses ... desires to see California. PAULA CATON Goal is to become a ma- rine biologist ... most cheerful with close friends ... admires loy- al and trustful people . enjoys ice skating EMSs LOrsccethe South Sea Islands ... recalls fighting for lunch. MARIE CHANDLER Is able to understand people’s feelings aims to become a teach- er ... finds pleasure in being and talking with friends ... abhors phonies. MARK CARTIER Aragorn ... favorite pastime is comic books ... has the ability to lis- ten ... likes soccer and Shakespeare ... aims to be in theatre ... will always remember his experiences on stage. LYNN CASTONGUAY Lyn ... plans to marry some day ... enjoys basketball games and being with Mike hates doing homework on weekends ... wants to visit Hawaii. KATHLEEN C. CHARPENTIER Katee laseas liking toward Michael Cole, Mr. Motta and good humored people favorite class is Business Machines because it’s all button pushing. SANDRA CLAPP Sandy ... considers herself total ... happi- est with Frank ... likes honesty and amiability in others ... wants to see Europe. REGINA CARUSO Reggie ... her hobby is getting into trouble ... plans to be a legal secre- tary ... pet peeve 9th periods ... favorite teacher is Mrs. Lagasse Pete Yael Kil OW aa PAULA CASTRO Wishes to go to college after high school ... is happiest in Puerto Rico on vacations ... will be remembered for ‘‘Hon- eSimtOm GOdmrmemleStenes and ‘Be serious now!” ... has outstanding sin- cerity and sophistication DONNA CHACE Likes to tease and make people laugh ... easy to get along with, lots of friends ... admires a sense of humor in others likes Flip Wilson and football ... hates “the clique” ... recalls class of 72 ... “Is that right?” SUSAN CHARBONNEAU Charlie ... most happy at 2:20 Monday thru Friday ... favorite TV program is ‘‘All in the Family” ... likes Miss Cohen ... plans to be- come a teacher’s aid and then get married. PATTI GHOOURTLE Pat ... happiest with those who mean much to her ... abhors stuck up people ... wants to live in California ... enjoys walking about Brook- lawn Park. MICHAEL COBB A suspicious chap who prefers to remain unknown. DAVID CARVALHO Bucky ... most happy with true friends admires free easygoing people ... takes plea- sure in sleeping and lis- tening to records ... will never forget Mr. Southworth’s noisy PA . plans a Navy draft- ing Career. JUDITH CHAMPIGNY Judi ... is planning on becoming a secretary ... looks for candidness in people ... a real fun loving girl. LOUISE CIPRIANI Lou ... an outspoken person . enjoys her comrades ... will forev- er remember the kids at NBHS. JOSEPH COLANGELO Italian Power ... gets his kicks from checking out the girls ... most happy when drinking beer ... will always remember opening his locker and finding his jacket missing. SHEER ELEN, CORDEIRO Steve ... enjoys parties and girls ... plans to be an electronics engineer _.. looks for personality in others. WILLIAM CORREIA Billy ... enjoys music, guitar and cars ... plans to attend college most ecstatic with ‘ What’s a girl happening?” CGHERYIZCOSTA Peanuts .. basketball ... hates braggarts ... English class ... wishes to become a nurse ... happiest when vacation. . pet sport is enjoys her JOHN B. COLEMAN Klin teem Oested teclcl watching ... a lovable guy ... favorite person- ality is Flip Wilson ... wants to conquer Japan . enjoys English and its friendly environment. SUZAN M. CONSTANT Sue ... likes bowling and working ... has ability to get along with people ... plans to be an airline stewardess .. . happiest when with Mike ... will remember room 116 ... desires to See barisuee JUDITH ANN CORMIER Judy ... a very friendly gal who loves to go on long walks ... devastat- ed by a conceited indi- vidual ... wants to see Chima .., NOU avin wrong.” DEBRA CORREIA Debbie ... gets pleasure from reading and seeing DaliecancSaeermatILOSt happy when with her comrades ... aspires to become a bookkeeper and loving wife ... can never forget our old study halls ... wants to see Italy. GHER Yin GOLEUNS) Cher ... likes to play guitar ... favorit e sport is football ... dislikes doing her homework ... would like to see Italy . will always remem- ber NBHS clocks future plans are to live down in Florida. ALDINA CORDEIRO Dina ... a good listener _.. likes chemistry class and Mr. Jacinto plans to attend college . a real outdoor girl who loves the country, besides track and basketball. TEMPLE CORSON Temp ... favorite sport is hockey ... most hap- py when ending some- thing up ... pet peeve is the Student Government ... likes people who are different future plans are to take it easy and live. CHRISTINA COSTA Chris ... enjoys horse- back riding ... aims to get married ... favorite personality is Ruth Buz- zi ... will endlessly remember the NBHS fish sticks and Creole sauce. BRENDA CORNELL Giggles fancies swimming, bowling and English class ... intends to become a lab techni- tion ... enjoys being with people she likes, not noisy crowds. NADEEN CORREIA Charlie extremely fun loving ... hopes to study and practice crimi- nal law ... likes ami- able honest people ... almost always happy would love to see Europe “Right, Chief!” HILDA COSTA Hildy ... loves surfing most happy when with Dave ... really es- teems Carole King ... appreciates people who are thoughtful ... can’t stand complainers and critics. JIM CRAPE Zim ... Zim enjoys rid- ing his bike ... plans on becoming an engineer ... really happy at night on his bike with a girl ... dislikes people who judge others’ by appearance. SANDRA CURRY Sandy ... likes sewing and walking in the woods ... has fun with Bill@eeee pct pecve is people who hurt others intentionally ... enjoys working with retarded children ... wants to see Canada. PAULA DaCOSTA Paula plans to attend college and become a dietitian ... looks for sincerity, honesty and trust in others ... “It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” vam part of my al, environme GEORGE CZECHOWSKI Chiggy enjoys drinking on Friday ... wants to experience life ... likes honesty in oth- ers ... will never forget those weekends of his youth ... aims to see the South Pacific. ARTHUR DAIGLE Art ... hopes to become a gym teacher ... most happy when rapping with girls ... likes the Pink Panther ... most exciting experience was playing his first varsity football game “Your hand.” JOANNE COSTA Jo ... a friendly girl who intends to marry and also become a secre- tary ... happiest with Joe and at soccer games . a hopeful European tourist. JOSEPH COTTER Joe ... favorite pastime is relaxation ... enjoys golf ... his most liked personality is Spiro Agnew ... will remem- ber the NBHS girls ... ambitious and college- bound. JAMES COTE Jimmy ... his hobby is going to movies, with “2001: A Space Odys- sey’ his favorite ... plans to be a math teach- er ... likes hockey and Mick Jagger ... will forever recollect Mr. Luchetti ... a real mov- ie buff. MANUEL COUTO Skippy plans to make it big with a group playing great music ... loves dating ... most cheerful with friends ... has a real complaint against lack of vacations ... “Life is too short to waste.” BARBARA CRUZ Cruuuz happiest when singing, especially with the group ... likes people who carry their own change ... hates nosey people ... it’s almost impossible to get her angry ... seeks to be a medicai secretary. ROBERT M. CYR Bob ... a real gentle- man who loves swim- ming, being with nice girls, and flying wishes to become a commercial pilot ... goes completely wild over Sophia Loren ... ‘““Man, what a down!” JOANNE COTTER Jo ... absolutely loves horseback riding and hockey ... hates cliques and hypocrites ... likes to have a good time and be with natural people . will always remem- ber “‘the door” ... en- joys Art class with Mr. Owen college- bound. ROBERT CUMMINGS Bob ... enjoys working on cars and loves to have a good time ... wants to be an engineer ... fa- vorite sport is hockey ... hates teachers who think they have all the answers ... will always recall the lunch shifts. DEOLINDA DaCOSTA Linda she enjoys sewing and being with Arthur ... she plans on securing a job and also getting married Linda is most happy when she is with Arthur looks for honesty and humor in others. DEBRA DANIELS Debby ... hopes to be- come a nurse and a good wife and mother happiest when with Tony ... likes an out- standing personality in others ... would like to visit Portugal some dayaan FERNANDA daROSA Freddie ... likes to ride horses . . . loves baseball happy when with friends ... outstanding quality is being nice ... pet peeve is getting up in the a.m. plans to become a computer pro- grammer... JOYCE DAVISKI Favorite pastime is mu- sic ... plans to travel and meet people hates lousy food looks for kindness in others ... believes 1971 and 1972 have been the best ... NILSA N. DeLEON Nilsa ... music delights her ... her caring about people will some day make her a fine teacher happiness around her makes her happy .. . likes people with sincere and humble warmth ... regrets being stuck in crowded locker room ... SUSAN DeBALSI Sue ... an individual who enjoys all that life can offer ... wishes to help others ... happi- est with natural, sin- CenespcoplemaaemlOves summertime ... never had an_- exciting eXpenlenccmr ROBERTJOE DeBRITO Bob ... most outstand- ing quality is his trust in others ... likes working on cars ... plans to bea computer operator favorite saying is, ‘‘Be good” ... enjoys foot- ball ... happiest when with his girl ... will never forget HOT PANTS ee JOHN DeMELO J.D. ...always happy ... likes cooking lingui- ca ... plans to own a restaurant some day ... pet saying is “I forgot I had a 9th” ... enjoys soccer ... will remem- ber Teddy Bear ... pet peeve is girls ... would like to see people smile. THERESA P: deMELO Terry ... enjoys danc- ing, skating and horse- back riding ... best qualities are her under- standing manner and being a good listener ... wishes to be a secretary hates people who yell ... happiest with friends ... JOSE deMELO Joe ... enjoys being with pretty girls plans to go into the air- line business ... favor- ite saying is, ‘““What a nice girl!”’ ... likes soc- cer ... happy with girls ... pet peeve is trouble- makers ... best class is mathin 116. RALPH DENEAULT Likes bowling and water skiing ... plans to be an actor or the President of the United States happiest at the park ... favorite teacher is Mr. Charbonneau will remember Miss Wilde’s Health Class would like to see Las Vegas ... KAREN DANSEREAU Karen ... likes swim- ming ... most happy when in the company of that special guy ... fa- vorite teacher is Mrs. Miles ... most exciting experience is sailing ... hopes to visit Hawaii . plans to attend col- lecemen WILLIAM DAVIDIAN Dave ... wants to be- come a fireman ... likes to horseback ride and also to swim ... pet peeve is homework ... JUDITH DeBRITO Judy ... most of her free time is taken up with horseback riding most outstanding quality is her sense of humor ... ambition is to be a secretary likes to chew gum ... GERALD DeCOSTA Jerry ... enjoys cars and racing ... considers himself a playboy ... favorite TV show is “Gilligan’s Island”’ pet peeve is short hair ... finds it exciting driv- ing his wheelchair at high speeds .. . ‘Take it easy!” PHXGGIELS) DESROCHES Phyl ... enjoys crochet- ing ... wishes to be- come a secretary favorite personality is David Cassidy ... hates those who think they’re cool ... shorthand is her enjoyable class ... has nice clean white teeth. JAMES RICHARD DONOVAN Jim ... Jim plans on graduating from NBHS ... he enjoys playing in basketball and football games. RHONDA DENISON Ronnie ... plans to bea nurse ... most happy with friends ... likes people to be loving and understanding would like to visit Spain . most famous saying is “Oh wow!” ... hates know it alls. MARIE DESCHAMPS Favorite pastime is painting favorite sport is basketball ... happiest with Steve ... pet peeve is show offs ... loved movie, ‘‘The Losers” ... best class is Biology ... would like to see India ... plans to go into nursing. SUSAN M. DOUGLAS Sue plans to go into the field of medicine ... her outstanding quality is two color eyes ... she says she had a great time here and sorry to leave has gained close friends. ERLEEN DAURTE Wants to bea nurse ... likes basketball happiest when with the one she admires most ... hates being rushed . will always remem- ber the rallies ... enjoys English. DIANE L. DESROSIERS Likes swimming, cycling and tennis ... plans to be a teacher ... happi- est when with friends ... pet peeve is critics . will always remem- ber lunch shifts and locker room ... would like tofsee!Prance most exciting trip was to London. KATHLEEN DOS SANTOS Kathy ... she enjoys lis- tening to the radio and records ... she is most cheerful when she is with friends ... she looks for honesty and friendliness in others. CLINTON DOYLE Clint ... hopes to be a success ... most cheer- ful at the 2:20 bell ... he likes friendliness and truthfulness in others . would like to see the world ... favorite say- ing is “ “Why you hand.” WAYNE DUBOIS Lori ... wants to go to college and take up mechanical engineering most happy when doing homework with Helensaere petipecevens periods that never end favorite movie is “Flint” ... likes active people understanding. JEANNE DePINA Jeanne enjoys people when they can take a joke ... plans to attend college happiest when away from home and school . . . best liked movie was “‘Shaft.”’ JEANNE DESROCHERS Jeanne would like to be a groupie for the Rolling Stones she enjoys meeting new people ... most happy when things go her way ... favorite class is Art because of lack of pressure . .. JANICE DIXON Jan ... likes tosew ... favorite sport is skiing . will always remem- ber auditorium seats and Ravine . admires an honest person and easy talker . happiest with Dave ... enjoys chemistry. Tuckerman’s DAVID DOYLE Abe ... enjoys skiing, football, and summer wishes to attend trade school ... snobby people ... always remember get- ting out of NBHS. | MICHAEL J. DYKAS Manny ... good sense of humor ... relieved when passing a test ... _ hates overcrowded corri- dors ... looks for matu- rity in people ... wants to see all of the U.S. JANA EISENBERG Enjoys dramatics, sail- ing and tennis ... likes to help people with prob- lems ... happy with friends ... hates audito- rium studies ... looks for honesty and sensitiv- ity in others ... will remember the football games. DEBORAH M. DUPONT Debbie ... affectionate and sensitive ... likes sewing and being able to think ... at pleasure with her boy friend, Ri- chie ... plans to get married and become a secretary ... JUDITH MARIE DUTRA Judy ... her ambition is to become a librarian most happy when with Mike ... will al- ways remember rallies and games, football her favorite ... looks for a neat, sincere, good hu- mored person. CHRISTOPHER ESANCY Enjoys tennis and bike riding ... modest ... mOelIOLsINVECd Scam wants to see the world happiest out of school ... will always remember Mr. Ney’s study ... likes people to be themselves. RICHARD EVERETT best quality is being po- lite to girls ... plans to become an accountant and to enjoy life ... most happy sleeping .. . likes ‘“‘The Godfather”’ and Mr. Motta plans to see Rome. KAREN DUPONT Karen has fun bowling and reading ... she plans on becoming a teacher, wife, and moth- er ... she is happiest alone with her boy friend. NANCY ELLEN DUTRA Nanny ... loves cook- ing and eating ... en- joys aquatic sports ... favorite class Mr. New- man’s Speech ... col- lege and Europe future plans. MICHAEL EDWARD DZTEW [Ts Duke would like to be a social worker ... enjoys music and history ... pet peeve is being broke ... he likes mature and serious people ... Sed LILev¢ ENGLAND Shelley ... enjoys sew- ing ... plans on becom- ing a teacher ... happi- est with friends and dis- likes conceited people honesty and trust sought in others. JANIS ESTRELLA forgives people easily . wants to become an understanding wife ... hates a sneaky laugh ... happiest when with Ron and miniature golf ... her most exciting day when she met Ron... ‘ Aw, come on!” EDMUND EVORA Happiest with friends ... plans to see the world ... ‘Shake it off” . pet peeve is phony people. JORGE DUQUE Duke enjoys listening to rock music and reading Playboy ... likes to play hockey and football . plan to pursue ca- reer in civil engineering. SHARON EDGE Shaye ... enjoys listen- ing ... has an outstand- ing laugh ... plans to attend college ... will always remember al- most getting into an accident. SUSAN ESTRELLA Beasly ... has big eyes . enjoys sewing ... plans to be a stewardess : most happy with friends old and new ... would like to see the world. SUSAN FARAGLIA Sue ... likes bike riding . wants to be a secre- tary ... likes Janis Jo- plin ... enjoys short- hand class ... wants to visit Ireland ... loves crowded corridors ... “You'll get over it.” LORETTA MAE FEINGOLD Lori ... likes painting ... her eyes are her best feature ... ‘‘Alright”’ . pet peeve is girls with long hair ... looks for personality in others ... believes Class of ’72 was and always will be the best. JANE FERREIRA Tarzan ... enjoys ice skating ... plans on becoming a nurse ... happiest with friends .. . dislikes phonies. CARLTON FARIA Carl ... has a projound ability to reason plans to attend college . sport is baseball .. . unable to forget Mr. Southworth scraping his finger on the mike ... “Lotta guts.” JOHN FARRELL Junie ... spends hours checking out chicks ... wants to attend U. of Mass. ... appreciates talents of Dick Cavett and Shakespeare ... his ears are his out- standing quality wants to visit Switzerland. KATHLEEN FERNANDES Kathy ... enjoys bowl- ing, tennis and guitar . ambition is nursing favorite saying ‘“‘Where there’s a will, there’s a way!”” ... most happy when with people she likes ... pet peeve is being teased. ANTHONY FERREIRA JR. Tony ... enjoys bicy- cling ... plans to be an actor ... happiest dur- ing a play ... pet peeve is numbers. JOANN FERREIRA Jo ... happiest with her boy friend ... plans to work on IBM machines . enjoys bowling and a person with a good personality. PAUL FERREIRA Farkle ... enjoys work- ing on his car ... plans to attend college ... likes people who don’t think they are better than he is ... a friendly guy. JEFFREY FARIA Jeff ... enjoys art and hockey ... “You don’t have to be right to be boss.’ ... happiest out of school ... always remember Mr. Ro- drigues’ announcements at 2:20 ... likes honesty and sense of humor. ROBERT FAUCHER Enjoys skiing ... plans to get married ... most happy when he’s with HER ... favorite teach- er is Mr. Motta Never will forget her great friends ... would likecuromsces@anadamene likes people with good personalities. LEONA FERREIRA Favorite pastime is arguing with Brad ... has a knack for getting into trouble ... future plan is to become happy . pet peeve is slow- walking people ... will always remember NBHS music ... ‘Go pound tar!” ROGER FERREIRA Ambition is to drive cross country again ... most happy with people ... pet peeve not being able to go downtown on lunch shifts ... exciting experience was driving to California in his ju- nior year ... favorite class is 116. WILLIAM ROY FERNANDES Favorite sport is base- | ball ... thinks that Miss Castaldo is most enjoy- able teacher ... hopes to travel around the USA. DANIEL FERREIRA Dan ... prefers not to discuss his own good qualities or those of oth- ers he admires ... wants to become manager of a Friendly’s Shop despairs of lousy car drivers ... the Virgin Islands attract him .. . ARLENE FERRO A sensible person plans to get married and become a bookkeeper happy with happy and honest people ... likes Speech class where she learned much while having fun ... hopes to see Europe. JANE ELLEN FLOR Listens willingly to oth- ers ... enjoys playing the piano and sewing _.. ambition specialized teaching and child psy- chology ... most happy by the sea ... favorite class music ... exciting experience is first jet plane ride. GARY FORSBLOM Gar ... pastime is play- ing drums ... favorite sport is baseball most happy with his girl favorite teacher is Miss Allen ... would like to see all of the world some day plans to go to work. ALCINA FIGUEIRA Al ... enjoys sewing and seeing a smile ... always happy when with Carl ... intends to do Civil Service work and some day visit Europe. NEIL FINKELSTEIN Fink ... loves skiing ... happiest going down a big slope ... always remember the friendly people at NBHS fond of those who are always in a good mood ... likes Economics and Mr. Guy ... wants to see Switzerland. DIANE M. FONSECA Dy ... compatible ... pet peeve the lousy food Pee Se thaterip Dieses looks for trustworthi- ness in others ... in- tends to see Europe. CAROL FORAND Eli ... likes bike riding has great patience favorite sport is swimming ... happiest with Steve ... likes U.S. History class best . most exciting expe- rience was a summer at West Island ... wants to be a nurse. DONNA FORTES Donna is planning to go to Bristol to study child care and mental health. . enjoys soft-spoken people ... most exciting experience was working with drug addicts. NANCY FORTIN Favorite pastime is wa- ter sports ... happiest when doing something Crazy. ae el peeves ST hes Cliquemmerrmukes happy people who laugh a lot ... excited having an exchange student as her sister (especially Pat): ROY FILKINS Roya ... enjoys pool and basketball wants to join Air Force ... happiest with a girl . will always remem- ber the new friends at NBHS ... wants to see Hawaii. DEREK FLETCHER Likes football ... wants to be a millionaire ... happiest out of school . enjoys English His- tory ... would like to see Hawaii and Switzerland. PATRICE FORTES Pat ... enjoys horse- back riding, listening to records and oil painting . ambition is to be- come an X-ray techni- tion ... likes a good personality and other people who have fun... wishes to see Europe. DONNA FOSS Peanut ... always talk- ing on the phone ... best quality is her height . she’s short ... de- spises reckless drivers likes original per- sonalities ... hopes to Seem NOL Mm EOle “What?” LUIZ OCTAVIO FONTOURA Curuba ... most enjoy- able pastime is sleeping ... plans to be a doctor . choice of books is ““Meu Pe’ de Laranja Lima” ... would like to see the Orient. DAVID S. FORMAN Dave ... dedicated and rational ... loves acting and theater ... con- demns rote memoriza- tion, reiteration and regurgitation and the abominable manner in which CEEB capitalizes on students ... creative ... All do praise you! DELIA FRANCISCO Dee ... enjoys horse- back riding ... wants to be a teacher ... happi- est when she can get the car ... hates Monday morning blues ... likes happy-go-lucky people always remember the rallies. DIANA EVA FREITAS Deem Deen) enjoys drawing and listening to Beatle discs ... pet per- sonality is Paul Mc- Cartney ... will remem- ber all her wonderful friends at NBHS “Love means never hav- ing to say you’re sorry.” LINDA FOSS Her hobby is dating ... outstanding quality is her smile ... “‘Pretend I never said anything” ... happiest with a sweet guy ... pet peeve is dis- honesty in a man hopes to see Japan. DAVID FRANCIS Dave ... enjoys swim- ming ... most happy out of school ... pet peeve is snobs .. . favor- ite teacher is Miss Cas- taldo ... would like to see all of the world ... favorite personality is Craig Morton. GAYLE FREITAS Peewee ... is very un- derstanding ... most happy when with Binx enjoys people who care, are happy and have a great big smile ... pet peeve is people who wear white socks. ALAN FURTADO Enjoys eating and drink- ing ... happy when it’s Friday or going to a track meet ... plans to tour the country and vis- it the fields of Africa. 67 DOREEN FOURNIER Very tolerant ... enjoys sewing ... plans to be a secretary ... happy with one special guy ... likes typing class best would like to see Disney- land ... pet peeve is people who don’t listen when she talks. KEITH FRANCIS Fran ... able to rap with people about any- thing ... plans to be a teacher or a professional athlete ... happiest when sleeping ... al- ways smiling. JEFFREY FRANKLIN Benjy ... “A man who sits on a jellyroll soon turns into jam” plans to study account- ing ... enjoys friendli- ness in people. DONNA FREITAS Ambition is to get mar- ried and to work ... most happy when with Wayne ... pet peeve is “the clique.” JEFFREY FREITAS Beck ... favorite pas- time is loafing ... out- standing quality is his laziness ... happiest when sleeping ... looks for modesty in others. GRACE FURTADO Gracinha ... happiest when with people she loves ... enjoys some- one with a great sense of humor ... would like to visit all of Africa ... enjoys contradicting people she likes wants to be) a stewardess. ROGER A. FOURNIER Quahog ... enjoys play- ing his trumpet plans to become a music teacher ... happiest rid- ing his motorcycle ... will remember playing in the stage band ... fa- vorite book is The Iliad = wants to see England. BARRY FRATES H.D. ... plans to attend college ... dislikes loud people ... has a gigantic Stature) (9) ft.)5)1n:) meee happiest at 2:20 on Friday. KATHY ANN FREY Kath ... hobbies are playing guitar and water skiing ... plans to bea secretary ... favorite sport is football happy when everyone else is ... will remem- ber long lunch lines ... wants to visit Japan. MARGARIDA FURTADO Maggie ... enjoys ten- nis, riding and listening to music ... wishes to become an airline host- ess ... French interests her for no apparent rea- son ... aims to see Africa. PAUL GALLANT Jet ... likes football and good humor ... will always remember the study halls ... enjoys math ... plans on going LOMCOlleo cues Dates arguing. STEVEN GEORGE Steven ukessrecords ... best sport is baseball . enjoys history with Mr. Motta ... happiest when just relaxing ... future plans include col- lege and then the military. JOSEPH GIOIOSA Kid Italy enjoys sports of every kind ... very artistic ... most happy at the beach ... looks for a good sense of humor in other people ay Co Hale NATALIE FURTADO Nat ... likes to make people laugh ... wants to be a secretary happiest with her boy friend ... likes honesty in others always remember rallies and fire drills enjoys shorthand. DONALD GALLAGHER Jieeeremspendsehiss tine working on his °55 Ford ... ambition is to dodge the draft happiest when engaged in much illicit activity ... will always remember the’71 summer ‘ Keep thumbing 7? MARIA L. GARCIA Lucy ... enjoys cooking ... plans to be an airline stewardess ... happiest when everything goes fine ... likes friendli- ness in the people she knows. DONNA GATES Don ... her hobby is playing the guitar has a great personality ... “I don’t know, real- ly Meee et PceVeus n= formers wants to travel with friends and live off the land. MITCHELL GAJ Mitch ... hobbies are sports and music ... is able to eat and still lose weight ... hates all wise guys ... will remember mC hadicelsiew ; “Women work from sun to sun, but Mitch’s work is never done.”’ DIANE GALLANT Likes to sew ... happi- est on Saturday nights with Bobby ... favorite sport is baseball always remember hold- ing hands in the corridor most outstanding quality is giggling ... ITKCSmal OMMUIS Te NMmELO Shakespeare. KIM GIFFORD Midge happiest when in her VW and at 6:00 p.m. ... hopes to become a nurse ... will remember well long homeroom periods ... aspires to tour England helpfulaeaeeetior real?” STEVEN GIOISA Favorite sport is football most happy on school vacations favorite teacher is Miss Tripp ... would like to visit Italy. ROSA MARIE GARCIA Rosie ... likes to dance ... favorite sport is soc- cer ... goes for Rock Hudson and Roger Moore ... most exciting experience was going to California by car plans to get married. MADELEINE GAUTHIER Mad ... enjoys canoe- ing and sailing ... plans to become an engineer . some day will travel to Australia ... will always remember the writing on the desks ... ‘‘The hurrier I go the behinder I get.” JEFFREY GOMES Likes working on cars and listening to records . pet peeve is loud girls ... will remember speeding to NBHS to be on time. JOHN GONSALVES Plans to learn carpentry a funny guy who enjoys other people who are both comical and understanding ... excit- ed to have passed junior year ... impressed by 116 and Mr. Saltzman set on visiting Germany. DAVID GONZALES Dale ... his outstanding quality is his openness aims to join the Navy ... delights in honest and humorous people ... wishes to see the whole world and perhaps enter college. DAVID GOUVEIA Grobe ... enjoys play- ing basketball ... he plans on enjoying life will be happiest when school ends. ie “Fordne JULIE MAE GIRARD Julie ... hobby is horse- back riding and talking on phone ... plans to be a Phys. Ed. teacher --- happy with Don and when skiing ... has a dislike for two-faced people ... will always remember track mornings. ANTHONY GOMES Tony ... his hobby is building models goes wild over Italian food ... ‘‘Whatever”’ is his pet saying. ae andAll ee LYNNE GOLDBERG Lynne ... enjoys listen- ing to music and being with her friends plans to major in Ele- mentary Education ... hates to talk and not be heard ... looks for a warm friendly smile. DONALD GOMES Bear ... best quality is his easiness to be around . enjoys playing foot- ball ... happiest among friends ... irritated by jealous people ... “But Mama, please?” NANCY GOMES Likes to read ... most happy at 2:15 and on Fridays ... can never forget the locker room at NBHS ... enjoyed “Summer of °42” would like to see as much of the world as possible. ROBERT R. GONSALVES Bob ... enjoys hunting and fishing ... friendly . happiest on week- ends ... dreams of be- coming rich ... can’t stand maxi dresses. ROBERT GOLDRICK Johnny ... favorite pas- time is being a pest ... favorite sport is hunting ... happiest when both- ering people ... won’t remember much about NBHS ... pet peeve is nosey people ... ad- mires concern over little details. MICHAEL GONET Mike ... enjoys watch- ing, admiring, marveling at, and driving sports cars ... always dreams of some day visiting all of Europe. STEVE GOODMAN Goodmundo ... favor- ite pastime is dating girls . likes to be himself . happiest when with a girl ... hates waking up on Monday mornings . plans to get a good job and visit California 7 ‘ What’s happening?” STEVE GOUVETA Freda rmeasvaLtor en along with ... enjoys drag racing ... will be most happy in June... will always remember Miss Cohen ... likes history and Mr. Motta . pet peeve is school . would like to see Canada. DEBORAH GRACE Debbie ... enjoys sew- ing and reading happy-go-lucky hates snobs ... likes understanding and friendly people ... nev- er forget the crowds of kids ... wants to be a secretary. CHERYL GRIMES Chell ... has wonderful amiability and under- standing ... looks for- ward to getting married . will always remem- ber the broken zipper on 4th lunch shift ... most happy when Davey is around ... ‘‘Hellooo!” JEROME GROTA Elvis Pretzel ... hobby is cars and girls known for his coolness .. favorite sport is auto racing happiest when driving with his girl ... can’t stand long dresses ... will remem- ber study halls ‘““What’s your problem?” RAYMOND HARRIS Ray ... favorite pas- time is getting high ... hopes to go to U Mass and become a gym teacher ... likes people with smiling faces ADEE DAVID GUNNING Dave ... enjoys riding motorcycles or playing drums ... happy when his bike runs well ... favorite personality is George Harrison will always remember the long PA announce- IMCHLS serene © Dimetiny, word”. DONNA HAMMOND Donna ... likes going to the beach favorite sport is swimming ... pet peeve is conceited people ... likes to listen to other people ... fu- ture ambition is to be- come a registered nurse. SCOTT HARRISON Scotty ... this exciting musical personality is so cool that he can play his sax while he is smoking . will always remem- ber band during rehears- als and football games. RUSSELL HELME Rus ... hates to fill out forms ... hard to get along with. ALAN HAYDT Al ... favorite pastime is drag racing ... likes baseball favorite personality is Flip Wil- son ... best class is his- tory ... favorite teacher is Miss Cohen ... im- pressed by people who have a good personality. BARBARA HENDRICKS Bab ... likes music and dancing ... aims for a career in nursing : football and baseball are her favorite sports ... excited when one day she woke to see the sun rise . wants to see all the world. GAIL GREENWOOD Gig ... enjoys water skiing and roller skating . a crazy kid with a weird sense of humor ... always laughing ... likes Phyllis Diller and a sense of humor in others ... hopes to work in an office. DOROTHY GROH Dotty ... likes riding her bike ... pet peeve is dishonesty she en- joys realism in people and Mr. Newman’s Eng- lish class. JANICE GREW Jan ... happiest when with Pete ... genuinely friendly devotes a great deal of time to Pep Club rallies and football games ae adores friendliness in others. GAIL GURNEY Intends to get married ... favorite saying is Se WEL eeeee THOSE happy when with Manny ... will remember the fires anilsmee favorite personality is Carol Burnett ... would like to see Portugal and Greece. LEE HARRIMAN Lanky ... plans to play pro baseball ... happi- est playing sports and being with Sue ... likes a sense of humor and charm in others. ELIZABETH HESKETH Lizzy ... enjoys bike riding and swimming ... hopes to be a secre- tary ... most happy with one special guy ... will remember the crowded halls at NBHS ... enjoys the book JOY IN THE MORN- DN Goer ways laughing. MICHAEL HOWARD Micky’s pastime is watching sports, espe- cially football ... pro- poses to become an ac- countant detests slow cars ... looks for a good sense of humor. PALMIRA INACIO Pat ... wants to be an accountant ... loves football games and Flip Wilson ... hates snobs . will always remem- ber crowded halls at NBHS. ROBERT HICKMAN Bob ... an outstanding golfer who has played with John Miller and Dale Douglas ... plans to attend the U. Miami admires __ Bruce Crampton ... likes girls who are good-looking naturally. SUSAN HOLMES Sue ... she enjoys mu- sic ... planning on going to B.C.C. and becoming a_ secretary . she is happiest with her one-and-only ... Sue dislikes unfriendly people. DEBORAH JACOBS Debbie ... enjoys meet- ing people and creating things ... plans to be- come a physical thera- pist ... likes swimming and Biology class happiest with enjoyable people admires truthfulness ... hates diets. DEBORAH JAMESON Has fun being with Er- nie, besides sewing and typing ... likes honest people ... never forget the clamor in the study halls ... will play al- most any sport hopes to become an of- fice worker and travel to Europe. FRANCIS HUNT Favorite pastime is play- ing pool plans to study law ... a sensitive person happiest when doing his own thing ... pet peeve is stupid rules ... will always remember ROTC ... admires log- ic and intelligence. NANCY INMAN Likes to bowl and listen to good music ... plans to teach elementary school ... looks for re- spect in others ... she actually enjoyed Mr. Ouimet’s sick puns ... hopes to see Paris ... “Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do!” STEVEN D. JAFFE Steve ... loves music and girls ... would like to see Switzerland and Holland ... pet peeve is phoney people ... most happy when jamming . Outstanding quality is listening to people .. . future ambition is Pre- Dental or music. RANDALL JARDIN P.C. ... favorite pas- time is girls ... favorite saying is “You're a drag” ... Favorite per- sonality is Scooby-Doo looks for good looks, personality and money ... happiest out of school and out of trouble. BETH HODGINS Likes crocheting favorite sport is swim- ming ... she is happiest with her friends ... fa- vorite personality is W.C. Fields ... hates stuck-up people ... will always remember the fire drills ... wants to see Australia. PAUL HENRIE HOUDE Paul ... he is a hand- some future electrician who enjoys getting drunk ... likes classes that go by quickly and football .. . “No way!” HEIDI HURWITZ Her hobby is the guitar favorite sports are football and sports ... happiest with only she-knows-who ... pet peeve is two-faced people ... looks open-mindedness. KATHY J. JAMES Kat ... pastimes are playing guitar and sing- ing ... a good sense of . plans to be a happiest humor .. minister with someone . hates cars with no eat brake lights .. Dumbo!” MAUREEN JODOIN Moe ... enjoys playing tennis and listening to music ... plans to at- tend college and perhaps IMaChy Meee DICTCIS a LO play tennis with a guy has an enormous amount of energy likes to listen to Mr. Nolin’s glib French ... mC eselaivies. JOHN KADEL Likes working on cars understanding plans to enlist in the Air Force ... enjoys being with talkative girls. MICHAEL JAROS Yaro ... likes all out- door sports ... happiest when not in school ... pet peeve is doing home- work ... looks for honesty. DIANNE L. M. ESSE Cooks and sews in her Spalcme (ic mets along well with people . pet peeve is getting up early for school ... likes friendliness. KATHY KALISZ Enjoys going for long walks ... warmhearted . seeks friendliness in others ... hates self cen- tered guys ... “Just be yourself’. CHARLES A. KARALEKAS ChuCK Vs aD eee around sports enthusiast can never forget running winter track on the third floor ... loves Raquel Welch, ... likes French, tolerates Mr. Wall ... plans to go to college. MARSHALL JENKINS The Pool Shark plans to attend college . enjoys baseball and all weekends ... likes a person who is nice to get along with ... would like to visit Africa. BARRY JOCKS Enjoys riding, soccer, football and basketball . wants to be an engi- neer ... detests all teas- ers and phonies ... will remember the success in sports Gore enjoys English. MICHEL JOSEPH JODOIN Mike ... an artist who plans to develop his tal- ent in college ... al- ready has visited Italy and London ... now wishes to journey through all Europe and Asia ... “The night is long that never finds the day.” DEBRA ANN KAIN Hopes to marry and be successful ... enjoys basketball ... happy with Steve ... always remember her senior year... pet peeve “groovy” ... likes per- sonality in people “Alright”. LAWRENCE KANER Larry ... loves NHL hockey ... favorite movie is “Shaft” best class is gym outstanding quality is his kosher attitude ... would like to see the Middle East ... plans on going to college. JEFF KATZ His awareness stands out from others, not to mention his mad laugh ... plans to be an elec- tronics engineer ... will remember NBHS’s silly rules ... favorite book, Catch-22 ... admires fairness in others ‘Wicked straight.” PAULA JENNINGS Glen Campbell wants to become a teacher ... loves foot- ball ... pet peeve is phonies ... outstanding qualities are understand- ing and cheerfulness ... happiest riding her bike would like to see Europe. TERESA A. JORGE Terri ... loves to write to pen pals and likes drama ... most happy with friends ... favorite personality is Jerry Rub- in... pet peeve is empty words . .. best teacher is Miss Morris ... future plans are open for discussion. SANDRA KENYON Sandi ... likes bowling, water skiing and talking about nothing on the phone ... always willing to listen to others’ prob- lems ... plans to be- come a teacher ... most happy when holding a good friend’s hand. SUSAN E. KYDD Kydd (Kid) ... enjoys karate and _ basketball . hopes to become a medical secretary most happy with Gerald would love to see China ... favorite class is Business Machines. KREDLCOCA AIKDT Becky ... reads and writes poetry ... a pool shark with intense feel- ing for others ... enjoys being with Jimmy plans for a career in IBM, hopes to visit Cali- fornia ... ‘““What’s up?” PETER KOWALSKI Aqualung... likes camping and listening to music ... favorite per- sonality is Jerry Garcia loathes filling out school forms ... enjoys journalism class would like to see Switzerland. KAREN LABERGE Ka ... likes honesty, a sense of humor and maturity in others ... her future is cloudy at the moment. ALAN LaBRODE Alan plans to attend col- lege ... enjoys sports and playing ice hockey . most exciting hap- pening was the London field trip last year. RITA B. LACHAPELLE Loves listening to her records ... likes to bike ride ... most happy when with John ... real- ly admires Mrs. Miles favorite class is home room ... abso- lutely adored “Love Story” ... future plans include marriage. CAROLYN LaFLEUR Carol ... loves reading and cooking ... plans to attend college ... happi- est among friends looks for honesty in people ... a quiet but valuable asset to this yearbook. LHMANRLOUIIEL KORONA Very versatile ... enjoys music ... hopes to own lots of land ... favorite sport is Frisbee happiest on the road ... pet peeve is immature people ... looks for in- telligence ... wants to see Scotland ... ‘‘What- ever happens, happens!” RICHARD KRENMAYER Rick ... favorite pas- time is meteorology ... loves skiing ... happiest when doing what he wants ... would like to explore the Rhine River ... best TV program is “F-Troop” ... looks forward to college. ROBERT LADINO Bob ... enjoys being with girls ... will al- ways remember band rehearsals ... plans to travel to Sweden future plans are to be- come a history teacher . most exciting expe- rience was going out to Idaho. JANET LAMOUREUX Jan ... likes tosew ... wants to become a secre- tary ... has most fun with people she likes (and who like her) ... hates hypocrites. GARY LABRECQUE Larry ... likes listening to music and playing drums ... favorite sport is high diving ... most happy when listening to his stereo ... pet peeve is writing about his pet peeve ... wants to trav- el to Sweden. JANIS LOUISE LACASSE Favorite pastime is day- dreaming ... hopes te have a_ peaceful anc quiet life in the country enjoys climbing mountains and_ skiing will remember he! desperate hunger be: tween classes. JACK LANDAU “Fool, all that is, at all. lives over past recall; Earth changes, but thy soul and Bod stand sore; What entered into thee, that was, is and shall be; Time’s wheel runs back or stops; Potter and clay endure.” ... R.B. ROGER LAVOIE Butch ... favorite hob- by is work ... best qual- ity is his sense of humor ... hopes to help retard- ed children ... favorite sport is football ... pet peeve is people who don’t try ... will re- member climbing stairs. EESCIEACELE Favorite pastime is Sat- urday night parties ... always offers to help ... happiest in a white Volk- swagen ... pet peeve is an Old Timers Band Concert at the beach ... looks for a good conver- sationalist. SUSAN LANGLOIS Sue ... favorite sport is badminton ... finds ice hockey exciting to see detests conceited ones ... most exciting experience was dissect- ing her first worm ... “I wish the day was over’’. ELIOT LASSOW Enjoys ‘Mad’ maga- zine and football wants to enter the space field ... happiest on summer vacation will always remember the teachers’ strike and the accurate clocks. JANET LAWLESS Jan ... wants to go into special education likes track meets and spring ... always re- members lunch - shifts likes optimists ... wants to see Disneyland ee GOOd erichiz MARSHALL LEE Marshall relishes all sports ... happy after winning a football game ... likes a good sense of humor. GEORGE LEONTIRE Georgie ... would like to become a skiing pho- tographer ... never ata loss for words (how well we know!) ... looks for sincere people ... been to Greece and aims to see Asia ... interested in bio-chemistry. SHARON ELAINE IL TEIMOVOLIE, Hobby is creating all SOLtSmOlm thin oS mens always happy ... dis- likes seeing others hurt ... hopes to become an airline stewardess feels best when others are enjoying themselves hopes to see the world. JAMES LARSON Jim... happiest on weekends ... admires Joe Namath ... wants to see Sweden some day greatest lover of generosity ... ‘‘Who, me?” SUSAN LAVIMONIERE Sue ... plans to enter college ... enjoys foot- ball games and English . happiest when with number 14 ... detests conceited people ... will always remember NBHS games and rallies. MARK A. LePIRE Favorite pastime is standing in a corner ... ambition is to thumb to California and sail to Hawaii ... most happy when home from school admires integrity ... He also wants to see Switzerland. ANTONIO LIMA Tony ... enjoys spend- ing his time with his girl and playing soccer ... wishes to become an engineer and visit Japan loves to watch the circus. BARBARA LEACH Barb ... enjoys all wa- ter sports ... has a great sense of humor ... finds those who crack their gum annoying ... likes studies, where she can sleep ... ““Oh, wow!”’ CYNTHIA LEITE Cin... very under- standing ... hopes to go into psychology in col- lege ... most happy when with the man in her life ... goes for understanding, warmth and sincerity in others ... “Good grief!” CURTIS LOPES COR ee IKES Spots sa, wants to become a M.D. happiest out of school ... hates home- work ... will always remember study halls. MARCUS W. LOUREIRO Marcus Welby ... hob- by is hunting ... a very understanding guy most often used saying, —Checkaityoutsa-.2. ifa- vorite sport is handball ... happiest sleeping ... hates stuck-up girls. LESLYE LIMA Chickie ... wishes to be a model ... enjoys horseback riding and being with Donald ... hates seeing people eat- ing with their mouths open ... likes a person with a sense of humor. NATHAN LIVRAMENTO Uncle Nat ... plays the organ ... tries to make others happy ... favor- ite saying ‘Dig that” . pet peeve is people who point on him ... seeks friendliness in oth- ers ... plans to see the Far East. STEVE LOURO Biaz ... this wit plans to be a draftsman ... ad- mires Lou Alcindor ... hates conceit and un- friendliness ... a really smart guy with a good personality ... eligible bachelor (as of now!) CHARLES E. MACHA DO This football enthusiast is easy to get along with . wants to attend col- lege and visit Hawaii ... looks for an honest, selfless and humorous person as the ideal friend. MATILDA G. LIMA Tilly ... a truly friendly person who likes draw- ing ... contemplates becoming a _ language teacher ... relishes hon- est, friendly, wellman- nered persons .. . happi- est with one she loves. MARY ELIZABETH LOBO Liz ... likes horseback riding and painting ... likes basketball plans to attend college and then to become a fashion consultant would like to see any part of the world. JOSEPH LORIA Joe ... hobby is surfing and favorite sport is football ... plans to be an architect ... most happy when surfing all alone at 6:00 in the morning ... will always remember the crowd at NBHS ... likes sinceri- ty in others. JUDY LOURO Hey Jude ... Judy en- joys horseback riding . plans to become a lab technician ... happi- est during summer vaca- tion ... dislikes conceit- ed people. MARIA do LUIS Mary ... easy to get along with ... wants to be a teacher ... loves dancing, knitting, bowl- ing and golfing hopes one day to visit Faial. NINA K. MACHADO Enjoys _ bicycling plans to attend college happiest with one unspecified man .. hates studies and traffic officers ... likes intel- ligence and friendliness in others. MARTIN LINKIEWICZ Hulk ... will always be remembered for his being able to speak nine languages ... happiest when surfing, diving, and on all three lunch shifts ... excited by his own life ... dreams of visiting Poland. WENDY LORD Wendy enjoys rugmak- ing and embroidery ... most happy with Jay ... will never forget the J.A. conference in Indiana or the spring concert at NBHS. JEANETTE LYNCH Buk Spook ... her hob- by is sewing ... favorite saying is “Shut up”... happiest with friends .. . hates being pestered ... looks for honesty in oth- ers ... been to Ethiopia. MANUELA MACIEL Manny ... likes to read poetry in her spare time favorite sport is basketball ... most happy when she is writ- ing ... would like to see France and England ... future plans include be- coming a writer. CHERYL MAKARA Cher ... a girl with a fine sense of humor who enjoys bike riding, mini- ature golf and music by Chicago ... hopes to be a good secretary hates bones in her tur- key, dessert, crashing into parked cars. THOMAS XAVIER MARTIN Tom Slick hobby is writing wants to become a pro- fessional writer ... joys car racing surfing. PRISCILLA MAYNARD Scilla ... likes to sew and sing ... a good lis- tener ... enjoys watch- ing hockey ... plans to be a bookkeeper happiest when with her niece ... pet peeve is people who make fun of others ... “Ignorance is bliss’’. LINDA MacKENZIE Mana ... enjoys skiing when given the oppor- tunity ... wishes to be- come a nurse ... ques- tions her own outstand- ing qualities ... wishes to journey through Europe. STEVEN MAINVILLE Hopes to become a reg- istered pharmacist ... likes bowling ... ‘‘Beats walking’ ... hopes to see Germany. JON MALITA Jon ... plans to gradu- ate from high school and then join the service ... abhors people who think they are better than oth- ers ... plans to eventu- ally visit Washington, Dies DAVID M. MARSHALL Dave ... wishes he were Superintendent of schools with authority over Mr. Southworth can lie with a straight face ... hates big-mouth girls, prefers a smile ... likes going to rock concerts idolizes Steve McQueen. DENIS MacLEOD Spends most of his time thumbing ... his single most important ambi- tion is to find happiness will always be re- membered for his jacket wishes that every night could be spent in the sands and clear sky of Martha’s Vineyard. DWIGHT N. MAJETTE Bowldidle ... enjoys playing sports and read- ing about Black history and how his people have been mistreated in America plans to become a businessman ““Whut’s happen, Brother?” WALLACE JOSEPH MARTINS Walt ... enjoys listen- ing to good album ... is honest ... happiest when sleeping in study ... hates to be told to get a haircut ... looks for a good sense of hu- mor in others “Aye.” TOM McAFEE Turk ... favorite hobby is cars ... Outgoing ... plans to be a fireman likes hockey happiest when at lunch ... pet peeve is when he can’t eat ... will always remember graduating day ... likes people who are willing to be friends. DONALD MARGINSON Don ... enjoys music and football ... plans to be an electrician happiest when school is over ... admires hones- CYeeIOMOLUCT Smarr DEL peeve is lunches ... en- joys history class “I’m goin home!”’ GREGORY MARTIN Greg ... likes singing and dancing, Diana Ross, and Boys’ Chorus his most exciting experience was being on stage for the first time. MICHAEL McCANN Mike ... wishes to be something somewhere some day happiest with his girl, Judy ... likes sports and being on the track team ... will always remember the snobs in school wishes to visit Washing- ton, D.C. STANLEY McMULLEN Stan ... enjoys boating and being at sea modest ... would like to attend medical school . likes honest people plans to see the Mediterranean. DEBRA ANN MEDEIROS Debbie ... likes to draw and listen to music ... will never forget stand- ing through an entire wedding ... loves foot- ball ... future plans are to visit servicemen and travel all over the world. KATHI MEDEIROS Kath ... favorite pas- time is being with others . plans to be an ele- mentary school teacher ... happiest when help- ing others hates people who feel superior to others ... a football fan. JOHN MEDEIROS Johhny likes any- thing to do with music . wishes to become a music teacher .. . athlet- ically inclined. LINDA MEDEIROS Lynn ... enjoys ice- skating, shopping and art ... wants to become a stewardess ... ad- mires Rod Stuart wants to see Europe, Asia, and the whole works Sine toated fact?” JOHN McGINNIS Jack ... enjoys being at the park with the Rats . some day will play professional basketball . happiest when with Sue ... considers his own birth one of his ex- citing experiences wants to jaunt through Germany. DONNA McHENRY Don ... enjoys being with Richie ... plans to be married and be an office worker ... likes sincerity and honesty. JOANNE McGUIRE Jo ... hopes to someday have her own home ... enjoys being with friends and sewing in her spare time ... looks for hon- esty in others ... Africa is to be her destination. STEVEN McK NIGHT Horace ... loves surf- ing, football and any water sport ... most happy at Horseneck ... favorite movie was “Woodstock” ... plans to get rich. JOANNE McQUILKIN A talented flute player and embroiderer intends to live in the country once she finally can break away on her ten-speed bike from all the routines and schedules. JOHN MEDEIROS Helpful ... enjoys rec - ords and dancing plans to teach ... most happy at a party hates inconsiderate peo- ple ... will remember all his friends ... would like to see Europe. DEBORAH McHENRY Debbie ... the best called ‘“Twin”’ preciates friendliness in aims to see OUneES wee England. ALDA MEDEIROS Likes to read spare time tennis ee see France bition is to teach. JOSEPH MEDEIROS Jose ... loves sports ... favorite sport is football likes history class would like to see British Isles ... plans to major in English Litera- ture. MARIA G. MEDEIROS Favorite pastime is walking enjoys swimming ... hopes to become an airline host- ess ... Mrs. Miles is her favorite teacher ... will remember the GAMS at NBHS ... would like to visit France. her smile is happiest when with an intimate friend ... loathes being would like to ... her out- standing quality is her sincerity ... future am- MARY MEDEIRUS Hobbies include reading and sewing ... favorite sport is soccer ... happy when eating ... pet peeve is teachers ... likes people who are honest friendly ... will remem- ber the Junches at NBHS. ARTHUR MELLO JR. Art ... enjoys football and eating ... go to college .. est out of school ... likes friendly people and Mr. Ney’s class. GERI MELLO Geri ... enjoys being with her friend ... plans to work with the retard- ed or handicapped ... she’ll never forget all the good times and good friends at NBHS for as long as she lives. DEBRA ANN MENDES Debbie ... enjoys bike riding and football games ... happiest on weekends ... hopes for a peaceful life ... wants to visit Hawaii ... will always remember the friends made at NBHS. wants to PATRICIA MELLO Pat ... hobby is dancing . hopes to become a dancing instructor hates auditorium studies . will always remem- ber Rm. 341 ... likes warm sensitive people . amajorette. DEBRA MENARD Debbie ... favorite pas- time is playing basket- ball ... friendly plans to teach special education ... happy with many people enjoys math ... admires good natured honest people. ROBERT MENDES Man of a thousand words ... hates jive people ... will remem- ber all his friends. INA MEYER Enjoys all sports, winter and summer ... enjoys best swimming and skiing ... will always remember having to come to school on Class Day to take a chemistry test ... likes to smile and be with people. ROBERT METCALF Hubcap ... enjoys car racing and baseball ... plans to be a surveyor ... hates Mondays ... likes honesty. RAY MICHALSKI Crazy Mac ... enjoys hunting and football .. . happiest when winning ... hates being the last on the bottle. 78 MICHELE MEDEIROS Minnie Mouse ... likes to be with friends and help people with their problems plans to get married ... enjoys working in the main of- fice ... hates hypocrites . will always remem- ber the Durfee games. DEBRA A. MELLO Debs ... plans to travel for a year and then de- cide on life after that ... happiest doing fun things ... will remem- ber people in NBHS ... would like to cover the US. bate ay OULES young, you'll get over hte STEVE MELLO Steve ... enjoys writing Iskra ... plans on teaching political science . happy when others are happy ... looks for honesty in people. CURTIS MENDES Wants to live a happy life ... a good personal- ity ... happiest out in the country ... will al- ways remember the P.A. announcements hates phonies ... en- joyed his chemistry class. CYNTHIA MIS Cindi ... pastimes are guitar, smiling and lis- tening to Chicago artistic ... likes to eat and swim ... happiest with people she likes and horseback riding : admires friendliness and concern. ELISA MONTEIRO Lisa ... hopes to major in French and become an interpreter ... favorite sport is horseback riding . will always remem- ber rallies at NBHS ... “Ou sont les neiges d’- autan?”’ DONNA M. MIDURSKI Blondie ... likes to take drives always gig- gling ... happiest with her guy looks for happiness ... hates phonies. MARIA MINGOLA Magnolia enjoys astrology plans to become an M.D. ... isa Capricorn and a Demo- crat ... likes wit and charm. DONNA JEANNE MONTY Bicky ... has a good sense of humor ... en- joys listening to the ra- dio and daydreaming would like to see Japan happiest at Peters Ponds Parkas loves sociable people. DAVID MOREY Dave ... likes music plans to attend Bridgewater College ... likes football but not homework ... will al- ways remember the bandroom ... wishes to see Europe ... enjoyed math because he found it sO easy. CYNTHIA LEE MITCHELL Cindy ... has a sense of humor ... enjoys camp- ing ... plans to teach and travel ... happiest on Fridays ... hates people who think they are better than others will remember all her friends. JEANNE MONTEIRO Little One ... has fun dancing, sewing and skating can make people laugh ... will always remember the day she spilled acid in her hair in Chemistry ... plans to attend col- lege ... ““No Way”. LINDA MORAD Shortie ... enjoys trav- elling and hockey hates it when people think she’s a sophomore likes people who aren’t depressed. STEVEN MORRA Hobby is bowling hopes to become a fa- mous drummer ... en- joys hockey ... hates woodwind and brass in- struments will re- member the lousy meals at NBHS ... would like to visit California. NANCI MILLER Nanci ... enjoys tennis, music and travel ... will always remember the tri-weekly meeting of the “Math Club” in the library ... wishes to vis- it Israel once again. ALLAN MIRANDA Likes all sports, espe- cially basketball favorite teacher is Miss Tripp. GEORGE R. MONIZ Junior .. SUitabaen and Jerry Lewis would like to travel to enjoyed Japan “Summer of °42” favorite teacher was Mr. Koffman. RONALD MOREAU Ronny football when out of work will remember being late in Mr. Saltzman’s room likes people who are honest. NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHO! 4000 STUDENT COMMUNITY EDUCATIONAL CEN . likes to play enjoys tennis wishes become a_ businessman favorite sport happiest KATHLEEN MOURA Kathy ... has a quality for making people laugh . enjoys playing gui- tar and listening to rec- ords ... plans to be a teacher ... happiest with friends ... favorite class is English. TERESA CAROL NELSON Terri enjoys being a cheerleader ... plans to teach the mentally re- tarded children ... likes to help people. ROBERT D. MORRELL Bob ... enjoys basket- ball and listening to rec- ords ... favorite teacher is Mr. Newman ... will always remember the cracked walls. JOSEPH MORSE Joe ... enjoys drag rac- ing ... outstanding quality is his ability to sleep ... happiest when driving ... likes people who never let their friends down ... ‘“‘Sorry about that”’. DORIS NESSE Ness ... favorite pas- time is_ bicycling plans to become a music teacher ... will always remember the band ... pet peeve is people ... admires sincerity, hu- mor and talent in others likes music work- shop ... ““Oh yeah’’? PAUL NICHOLSON Paul ... enjoys art, swimming and track ... plans to attend college likes a good personality. 80 JERROLD MORRIS Jerry ... pastimes are writing songs and exam- ining horoscopes . .. has a very optimistic out- look ... wants to see the Black Forest, Germany . “You can get what you want if you try hard enough”’. CHARLES MOSZCZENSKI Charlie ... his hobby is photography ... a rea- sonable person who wishes to become a chemistry teacher would like to visit Switz- erland ... “Some day Pll make it”’. DONNA MULBERRY Enjoys reading plans to be a journalist . most happy with Jon . will remember going to school on Class Day enjoyed Creative Writing ... once fell down the stairs by 309 ... hates homework. PAUL NERON Paul plans to go to col- lege and then become a history teacher ... be- comes angered by people who give too many or- ders ... more than able to take a joke, an honest fellow. LINDA NEVES Lynne ... a realistic girl who enjoys sewing and friendly people ... “I think you stink” never forget the stairs at NBHS__.... __ dislikes reading ... would love to visit India or Mexico aspires to teach children. GARY NIELSON Enjoys listening to music can’t decide about his best quality happiest after school .. . hates short hair looks for companionship plans to go to Europe. LORRAINE MORRIS Missa beeen plans. to become a secretary or work with the handi- capped ... happiest when with Eddie and when she first met him ... likes to see a happy face. NANCY NELSON Kid ... is miraculously able to touch her nose with her tongue most happy when spend- ing money and riding her bike ... loves Cap- tain Kangaroo and Howard Hughes ... “I have my needs; I need to be needed”’. md RICHARD NICHOLS Nick ... plans to be- come a teacher and track coach ... is happiest when he wins a race ... Nick looks for honesty and quietness in a girl. GAYLE NIEMCZYK Wishes to become an artist ... likes oil paint- ing, being at the beach, and going to football games ... looks for warmth and compassion in others ... most hap- py when with Joe. Bk ELIZABETH NUNES Liz ... ambition is to become a high school French teacher ... en- joys sewing, swimming and badminton friendly, effervescent, gullible, helpful ... will always remember Mr. Ouimet’s fruit flies. WILLIAM OLEJARZ Bill ... enjoys baseball future plans are undecided. ROSEMARY NIEMIC Ro plans to attend Northeastern University to major in physical therapy ... her quality is personality ... happi- est with Billy ... likes honesty in people ALY CE NORMAND Alice ... enjoys roller skating ... wishes to become a hair dresser ... hates her nickname. RONALD O’BERRY Ronnie ... pastime is daydreaming ... favor- ite saying is “cute” ... happiest with that cer- tain someone ... pet peeve is school ... likes friendliness in others. MARY ANN OLEJARZ Stretch ... favorite per- sonality is Rod Stuart ... best teacher is Mr. Rose ... favorite class is geometry ... loves to watch baseball ... fa- vorite movie was ““Sum- mersote42 ase tULure ambition is to become a medical technician. DONNA M. OLIVEIRA Enjoys horseback riding and being with Ray ... aims to become a model ... hates people who try to be what they are not excited by others eyes ... wishes to visit Australia. MICHAEL OLIVEIRA M.O. ... has an out- standing strut ... happi- est around good freinds ... hates boring classes . wants to say “Good luck to everyone in their years to come” favorite saying is “Shake it off.” NANCY ANN NISSEN Enjoys writing short sto- ries ... gets along with people of all ages ... happiest with everyone . likes outgoing peo- Dice Odavaise the tomorrow you worried about yesterday.” GAYLE NOVICK Hobby is_ needlepoint plans to major in education ... loves to play tennis ... likes honesty and kindness in other people ... plans to visit Israel and India. KENNETH OLIVEIRA Kenny ... hobbies in- clude sailing and swim- ming ... favorite sport is skiing ... hopes to go to college and attend medical school ... has great sensitivity “Watch it!” MICHAEL E. OLIVEIRA Mike ... favorite hobby is photography plans to become an oceanographer ... en- joys scuba diving would like to see the whole world. DANA OCIESA Enjoys basketball and sports cars ... an excel- lent sketcher ... wants to be happy ... finds happiness being with a girl ... will always re- member his first day at NBHS. ROBERT OLEJARZ Bob ... enjoys sports . a very kind and un- derstanding person ... likes Johnny Bench ... hopes to see Hawaii. ia DEBORAH MARIE OLIVER Debbie ... enjoys cook- ing, sewing and attend- ing football games ... outstanding quality is her lofty stature wishes to become a nurse or model ... most happy when dancing at parties ... wants to visit Australia. KAREN PACHECO Hobbies are bowling and playing pool ... happi- est with friends having fun ... likes people with a good sense of humor . pet peeve is people who can’t take a joke thinks the Road Runner is decent. RACHEL PARK Tuedy has an outstand- ingly loud voice, able to yell more raucously than Tarzan ... enjoys sew- ing and dancing happy when alone wants to see Hawaii. EDWARD OLIVER Eddie plans to become a state trooper ... happi- est having passed a test ... likes truthfulness. YOLANDA ORTEGA Joe ... plans to become an executive secretary : happiest going to New York ... admires honesty and decency. MARIA PACHECO eittlemeA Cores mere eL favorite pastime is read- ing ... has an outstand- ing personality ... wish- es to some day become a social worker ... too many exciting experi- ences to even list “Rots of Ruck!” ROBERT PACHECO Rob ... likes to play basketball ... favorite sport is football ... pet peeve is homework ... favorite group is Grand Funk ... would like to tour the Far East future plans to become a chef. CHARLENE PARKER Charlie enjoys playing guitar ... she plans to be an airline stewardess . most happy when we win a game ... will remember being the last graduating class favorite class is English ... enjoys a good time. ELIZABETH PATA Bet dreams of returning and being happy in Por- tugal ... enjoys reading and playing tennis ... will always remember her friends and the mul- titude of fire drills ... plans to some day visit Asia. KATHY O'MARA Mara ... wants to be a happy nurse ... hates fake smiles and fighting for her lunch ... happy when with her friend or when watching football ... “I don’t believe it.” CHERYL PACHECO Playing tennis is her favorite pastime ... she proposes to be either a teacher or secretary ... most happy when with Peter ... loathes incon- sideration ... praises sincerity ... plans to go to Italy. CHRISTINE PARR Chris ... enjoys swim- ming and collecting glass menagerie animals wants to be a nurse ... most happy when she gets 100’s on tests .. loves music ... likes affectionate and _ fun people. DENNIS PAULINO Manny plans to major in geology ... enjoys sports and happiest at 2:15 ... relishes a good sense of humor abhors overcrowded cor- ridors and lunch shifts . will always remem- ber the old teachers. MICHAEL J. PACHECO Checo ... plans to at- tend a music college and to join the Navy Band ... likes football and a good personality. STEVE PACHECO Steve is happiest when left alone ... enjoys horseback riding and baseball ... would like to see Spain. JACK PERRY Slim ... enjoys music and is happiest with his woman ... looks for emotional qualities in others. SUZANNE PERRY Her hobby is thumbing to unknown places ... hopes to become a jour- malister wey caltignt. favorite sport is skiing and enjoys Ste- phen Stills ... will re- member getting stuck in the mud and stranded at West Island. JONATHAN PEDERSEN Pinko Rat ... plans on teaching ... enjoys writ- ing Iskra ... happiest doing things he should not ... likes concern and honesty in others. KATHLEEN ANN PELLETIER Kath ... hopes to be- come a hairdresser ... pet peeve is wrinkled paper ... will remember the kids at NBHS ... would like to see Switzerland. DEBRA JEAN PHILIPP Sarge or Debbie hobbies include knitting and reading ... plans to marry Myles and be- come a lab technician see OMEN Reyeay” likes responsible and good-hearted people ... loves to dance. LINDA PIEKIELNIAK Always seems to find herself with her foot in her mouth ... happy when horseback riding or spending time with Dennis ... wishes to see the whole world “The right thing to do is usually the hardest’. STEVEN G. PEDRO Greg ... will always remember the system .. will be most happy in June of 1972. ALAN PERNICK Enjoys flying his plane and playing basketball is ambitious and wants to become a doc- tor ... will always re- member being part of the basketball team. LOIS A. PERRY Plans to be ateacher ... happiest with Steve ... favorite class, Speech “Alright” ... pet peeve is homeroom peri- od ... would like to see England ... likes foot- ball and will remember the Class of 1972. THOMAS PERRY The Bear ... future plans to be an electrician ... hobby is weightlift- ing ... favorite teacher is Miss Allen while caf. study is his favorite class! ... most happy on pay day ... aims to see Paris, France humorous. MAUREEN PICANSO Moe enjoys writing let- ters to her boyfriend and is happiest with him .. . dislikes people who frown. DOUGLAS PIERCE Doug ... Doug enjoys watching drag _ racing ... dislikes lousy music happiest driving a car. EDWARD PELCZARSKI Eddie ... favorite sport is baseball ... most happy riding a motorcy- cle ... likes to watch Star Trek and plans to visit Europe. SUSAN PERRY Sue’s pastime is sketch- ing ... ambition is to become a commercial artist ... favorite sport is football and is most happy at football games pet peeve, “The Clique.” DONNA PIEKIELNIAK Ruby has a good sense of humor and is always warm and friendly ... wants to attend business school ... loves to swim and have a good time . will always remem- ber the fire drills and the lack of seats in the Auditorium. NANCY PIERCE Slim likes playing rec- ords and going to parties riding in a nice car ... plans to be a hairdresser and go to California ... happiest with Steve ... likes understanding peo- ple ... pet peeve is stuck-up people “Get off me”. JACQUELINE E. PINA Jackie hopes to become a secretary. 4... loves basketball and favorite movie is ‘Shaft’ best class is typing with Miss Allen... pet peeve, prejudice most happy with people having a good time ... famous person, Sarge M. KATHLEEN A. PISZ Kathy ... pastime is work and the park ... ambition is to be an air- line stewardess ... fa- vorite sport is swimming ... pet peeve — phonies . will remember walk- ing into door on 3rd floor ... wants to see the Bahamas. ELLEN POITRAS Ellen would like to be- come a_ secretary enjoys drawing and painting pet peeve — prejudiced people. WAYNE PIMENTAL Bozo enjoys rapping ... plans on going to college ... happiest when other are ... likes individuals. ELAINE PINA Enjoys traveling ... dis- likes conceited people looks for under- standing in others. BEATRIZ M. PINHO Would like to see Cana- da ... will remember aud. and lunch at NBH ... pet peeve quiet peo- ple ... famous person- ality is Dennis the Men- ACC Een OU KNOW ae hobby is walking ... humorous. HERMAN PINTO Herm spends his time playing basketball gets along wih others soe SEO OUCEMIIIE 5 happiest with his girl .. . hopes to see Hawaii. BRENDA J. PINA Giggles relishes her work in Ecology and hopes to enter the field of medical technology . will remember all the broken test tubes, the deadly experiments, and crazy lab partners. FRANK PINA His hobby is sports ... plans to be a Phys. Ed. major ... favorite sport is basketball ... will always miss his leather jacket. LINDA PIWOWARCZYK Lin ... plans to enter the teaching field saying is ‘‘A-okay or Decent!” enjoys tennis and guitar happiest when boating or skiing ... hopes to see Switzerland ... pet peeve is apathetic people ... congenial. PAULA JEAN POLING Likes to sew .. . favorite sport is hockey ... fa- vorite teacher is Mr. Viveiros and best class is English a decent experience was getting her license ... would like to see Europe ... plans to attend college. CYNTHIA MARIA PINTO Cindy’s favorite sports are swimming and drag racing ... would like to meet John Wayne most exciting experience was being thrown into the mud after school ... future plans are to travel . favorite teacher is Mr. Medeiros. JOSEPH PIRES J.P. ... loves basketball and likes to watch Flip Wilson ... likes ““Mod Squad” as well as Miss Castaldo ... most hap- py when summer is here . ambition is to enjoy life. JOYCE POLLARD Enjoys being with Steve hopes to live in Maine ... pet peeve is the crowded corridors at NBHS ... will remem- ber the “quiet” studies. ROBERT PONTES Robert enjoys collecting albums and betting on sports ... plans to work and make money likes friendliness. LINDA POULOS Tree ... enjoys swim- ming, skiing and being at hockey games with certain friends ... wants to visit Europe again and also become a psy- chologist ... ‘No, Mary Ann, I haven’t seen him”’. DONNA PURCELL Friends with everyone . plans to be a nurse . happiest when with Gene ... loathes con- ceited people ... wants to see the Orient ... a mad bicycle rider. EDWIN LOUIS PRINCE Louie ... loves stock car racing ... likes to watch basketball favorite class is biology most happy when with friends ... ambi- tions are to go into the service and then get married. BRENDA QUINTIN Little Quintin ... tries to be a true friend ... dislikes immature guys is happiest helping others ... an exciting experience was when Randy proposed hopes to see Canada ... “Keep quiet!” DEBRA PONTE Deb ... for amusement enjoys swimming and dancing ... her hair is her best feature most often says, ‘‘You can’t always get what you want, but you get what you need” happy all the time. ANTHONY N. PONTES Tony ... likes writing science fiction ... favor- ite sport is soccer enjoys business ma- chines ... would like to see England ... plans to become a writer or go into the field of data processing. LOUISE PONTE Enjoys crocheting and watching football games when NB wins .. . hopes to go into nursing will always remember all those people who stood cluttering the corridors. NANCY PONTES A gardener with an out- standing personality ... plans a career in teach- ing ... happy when things go well ... likesa person to be friendly and honest ... wishes to travel to Europe. GARY POULIN Garrison hobby is collecting stamps best quality is being a pest ... future career is oceanography ... favor- ite sport is soccer happy when doing some- thing constructive “Good grief’. WAYNE PRAGANA Loves to ski ... most happy when in the com- pany of a girl ... would like to see Europe future plans include en- tering business administration. MARGARET PONTE Margie ... has a good sense of humor plans to be a nurse ... enjoys horseback riding happiest with Joe . will always remem- ber the vacations hopes to see Hawaii. CONSTANCE POULOS Connie ... likes bowl- ing ... favorite sport is basketball ... likes English class and also Mr. Boisvert ... would like to see California and England ... plans to attend college. LUCIEN PROVENCHER favorite pas- time is listening to good music ... fulloffun... plans to be a biologist likes hockey happiest with friends or driving ... will always remember study periods . admires friendliness =a.) Lake it easy.” ELLEN RACKLEY Salty ... archery is her favorite hobby and hockey her favorite . ambition is to study music at S.M.U. ... happiest listening to Rod Stewart and Janis Joplin ... once met Bobby Orr .. too heavy.” . “You’re PAUL RAMOS Moose enjoys watching reruns’. of McHale’s Navy plans to become a mas- ter chef at the Culinary Institute of America ... will always remember the bugs found in his potatoes ... “When is the next day off?” ARMANDA RAPOSO Mandy ... a friendly girl who plans on be- coming an airline stew- ardess ... enjoys being with someone special ... despises people who complain about the weather or have a lack of sympathy. BEEF | PRO VEONS STEPHEN RASCHE Steve ... favorite sports are ice skating and ten- nis ... best teacher is Mr. Robinson ... will always remember the intellectual atmosphere at NBHS ... would like to see the peaceful part of the world. TERRY REILLY Ter-Ter happiest when with Jay ... plans to become a special ther- apist .. . enjoys ice skat- ing and water skiing ... one of our majorettes a “Goya! Goya! Cookie!” (that’s Jay’s favorite saying too). REVA REBEIRO Likes horseback riding in spare time ... favor- ite sport is basketball ... pet peeve is two- faced people ... plans to attend college. MIKE REEDY Reerole hopes to major in Phys. Ed. ... most happy when with a group of girls or when playing basketball will remember the NBHS cafeteria. JOANNE REUSCH Joe ... favorite sports are sailing, tennis and swimming will al- ways remember the NBHS football games favorite class is homeroom ... future plans include becoming a lab tech. or secretary. DEBORAH REYNOLDS Debbie ... likes to sew ... plans to be an airline stewardess ... likes basketball ... happiest on weekends ... pet peeve is crowded places . will always remem- ber cafeteria food admires friendliness in others ve: enjoys history. DAVID REYNOLDS Dave ... enjoys doing nothing, 2:20 P.M., June, 1972, homeroom, friendliness and Mr. Arthur Anderson. DONNA L. RIBEIRO Donnie .. . enjoys dress- making and swimming . plans to become a Nurse ... very artistic happiest when people are enjoying themselves. 86 THERESA RAMOS Terry ... enjoys listen- ing to albums and tennis ... loves to dress neatly happiest on week- ends with no homework . likes people with a sense of humor ... will always remember the stairs she climbed every day. PAUL RAPOZA Rap ... favorite pas- time is sailing ... a trustworthy person ... happiest after leaving English IV ... pet peeve is waiting for the bell . likes understanding in others ... will always remember having 3 lurch shifts in one day. ROBERT RANSBOTTOM Fool B — ... loves to love ... has an out- standing quality of life likes a_ sufficient number of toilet facili- ties and friendliness ... enjoyed Latin III and IV because he never had them. NAZARE REBELLO Naz ... enjoys horse- back riding ... plans to become a journalist ... happiest when she has peace of mind ... dis- likes unfairness of any kind. SUSAN REGIS Sue ... enjoys swim- ming and being with friends ... will always remember football games and meeting in- considerate drivers in the road ... aims to become an elementary school teacher. DENISE RICHARD Enjoys bike riding, skat- ing and swimming ... happiest with friends ... plans to be a secretary or an airline stewardess. SUSAN ROBINSON Sue ... enjoys art, read- ing and doing the unex- pected ... happiest with Eddie ... dislikes others speaking for her. ALDA RODRIGUES Hobby is sewing plans to become a beau- tician ... happiest when with Steve ... favorite teacher is Miss Allen likes honesty in others. ROGER L. RICHARD Hobby is reading enjoys people who are able to hold a good con- versation will re- member the teachers at NBHS happiest when playing the organ . plans to become a history teacher. CYNTHIA RILEY Cin... ‘“Prementem cursum spumantis apri”’ admires hoarders, frauds, wasters, hypo- crites, simoniacs, for- tune tellers and diviners who still find time for church ... happiest af- ter successfully complet- ing a drop shot. a KEVIN J. RODRIGUES Music is his hobby ... favorite personality is Neil Young loved the Beatles’ movie, “Let It Be” ... hates getting ripped off ... happiest when having fun “What’s up?” DONNA ROGERS Dani ... spends her free time reading, writing and sewing ... unable to reveal her outstanding quality because of her modesty ... plans to be an interpreter and bicy- cle across the States ... looks forward to a camel ride in Egypt. MARK RODERICK Marco ... enjoys music . plans to become a teacher happiest with Nancy ... dislikes sloppiness. GALE RODRIGUES Sam favorite pas- time is walking ... isa good listener ... favor- ite question, ‘“‘Why?” pet peeve is noise . will always remem- ber constant disorder at NBHS. MANUELA RODRIGUES Manni ... always smil- ing ... most happy at work ... despises wait- ing for others ... re- quires a good sense of humor in friends ... aims to see the entire world will always remember those wild rallies. GLENN ROSA Understanding ... en- joys _ basketball happiest when not in school ... pet peeve is anything phony plans to attend college ... likes studies because he can sleep ... would like to see Africa, Eu- rope and California. ELIZABETH RIDING Liz ... plans to become a nurse ... enjoys meet- ing new people and help- ing them ... pet peeve is snobs ... Mr. Viveiros is her favorite teacher. DIANE ROBERT Di ... plans to become a secretary ... happiest with her steady ... pet peeve is an unfaithful boy friend ... she will always remember NBHS lunch shifts ... likes riding horses ... favorite teacher is Miss Cohen. PEARL RODERICK pastime 1 Favorite swimming happy when with her dog favorite teacher is Mr. Biscari ... like to some day see China. MANUEL RODRIGUES Manny tening to music looks forward to travel- ing cross-country wishes to be a teacher _.. “Live free or die!” enjovs lis- RITA ROSENTHAL Rit ... admires sinceri- ty ina guy ... loves the rallies at NBHS likes to be with friends happiest during summer and weekends . would like to go to Japan ... understand- ing person. GAIL MARIE RUSSELL Pastime is bowling ... favorite spectator sport is baseball .. . pet peeve, drugs ... favorite teach- er is Miss Lowney ... most exciting experience was the London Field Trip ... would like to see Hawaii ... hopes to go to college. MARIA D. ROSANINO Mary ... outstanding quality friendliness favorite saying “Is that right?” ... enjoys swim- ming ... happy when sleeping ... hates crab- by and old teachers. LYNDA MARIE ROSE Favorite pastime is talk- ing on the phone favorite sport, basket- ball ... best personality is Dick Cavett ... fa- vorite teacher is Miss Allen ... likes to watch “Marcus Welby” would like to tour Eu- rope ... plans to be a nurse. SUSAN RYMSZEWICZ Sue ... enjoys listening to good music ... likes water skiing ... happi- est when around friends . pet peeve is gossips . will always remem- ber the fire alarms ... admires complete sincer- ity ... plans to attend college. WAYNE T. SALGADO Sal ... collects guns and loves to hunt ... enjoys work and wants to be- come a chef ... likes to spend his spare time with girls ... admires other people’s clothes. ANTONE ROSE Enjoys fishing happiest asleep hates stubborn teachers ... hopes to see Japan and Hawaii. ELLEN ROSENBERG A great smile ... favor- ite saying “If you smile at me I will understand because everyone smiles in the same language.” . most happy visiting friends ... hates people who are late. DANIEL ROY Hobbies include wood- working and tennis ... hopes to attend a small college with a hockey team... enjoys ice hockey ... pet peeve is bigheaded athletes would like to go to Can- ada ... remember 71- 72, year of the crowded caf. DENISE THERESE RYBKA Enjoys writing to pen pals and reading enjoys patience and a sense of humor plans to be a profession- al student. STEVEN SACHS Jungle ... most out- standing quality is his humor ... ambition is to live ... at his happi- est when eating hopes to go to Australia pet peeve is too many sophomores .. TV show liked is “‘All in the Family”. JOANNE SALVADORE Mousie ... loves being around fun-loving peo- ple ... pet peeve is im- patient people ... at her happiest when with Carl favorite saying is, “You'll get over it!” ... will always remember the crowded halls at NBHS. DENNIS ROSE Den ... likes to play basketball in his spare time ... likes honesty and humor in others ... future plans are to go to college. GAIL L. RUSSELL Russell ... plans to at- tend college ... always active but hates gettin up early ... enjoys sports impressed by the overcrowded halls wants to visit California and Hawaii. MARLA SANITSKY Hopes to become a den- tal hygienist ... favorite saying is “Really!” ... can’t stand cucky people ... will remember all the friends she made at NBHS ... would like to go to Israel, Europe, and Puerto Rico. RANDALL SANTOS Agarn ... favorite pas- times are cars and sports ... future plans are to renremalesO TICh: ... favorite sport is baseball . most happy on pay- day ... will remember noisy studies and over- talkative principal. aw ae eas Seeaee SANSOUCY Char ... likes to hang around real people ... pet peeve is school ... future plans are to at- tend college. AGNES SANTOS Aggle ... happiest when others are happy . hates dishonesty and narrow minds ... her saying is “If you have something you love, let it run free — if it comes back, it’s yours; if it doesn’t, it never was.” SUSAN SANTOS Sue ... plans to be a secretary likes ap- preciation and sincerity would like to see Switzerland. JOAN SAUNDERS Enjoys listening to rec- ords and dancing favorite sport is football ... pet peeve is working on weekends ... will never forget NBHS ... favorite teacher is Mrs. Miles ... would like to see the whole world. JOAN SCHLEEWEIS BB ... is always cheer- ful ... will make a great nurse ... enjoys sewing, cheering, Bob Hope, and music ... pet peeve is litterbugs favorite teacher is Mrs. Bolton favorite saying is “You'll get over it’’. MARTHA SEIF Asparagus ... has an outstanding imagination enjoys correspond- ing with penpals and hopes to be traveling far to meet her friends ... enjoys studying about and being involved in Play Production. SANTIAGO Cathy ... outstanding quality is being sweet and bubbly ... favorite saying is “Don’t be sor- TYsue OC ea cCarenlic: happiest when every- thing is going right ... pet peeve is trouble ... will always remember the stairs. GAIL SANTOS Outstanding quality is she’s always smiling (even on rainy days) ... happiest when with smil- ing faces ... pet peeve is people without smiles will remember the old Durfee football games... JILL SAUNDERS Likes to talk on the phone ... hopes to go into nursing ... pet peeve is snobs .. . favor- ite sports include basket- ball and soccer ... will remember the crowds at NBHS_.....__ favorite teacher is Mr. Ouimet. STEVE SCHEINMAN Teve ... has remark able insight ... plans t conquer the world (an other Caesar perhaps? happiest in sunny Miami Beach ... re members the day he fel in the gorge ... appre ciates life and lives it t the fullest extent. JOHN SEED Favorite pastime is sports ... ambition is to become a major league player ... happiest when on the baseball field ... pet peeve is cocky people ... will always remember gradu- ation ... admires hon- esty and modesty. DONALD PAUL SETTLEMIRE Don ... likes horse- back riding, swimming, football, hockey, hones- ty, and especially being with Julie ... wants to see the entire world. MARCIA A. SHAW Always smiling ... en- joys sewing, bicycling and sailing ... plans to teach Special Education happy when with her friends and being a ma- jorette ... would like to visit the Swiss Alps. MIRIAM SILVA Mir ... sings, plays gui- tar and piano, roller skates and swims plans to sing profession- ally ... happy when walking the beach with someone _ special thrilled during a singing performance and riding a Honda 305. SANDRA SILVEIRA Sandi ... enjoys basket- ball and being with her friends ... will always remember working in the North Office likes amiability and in- tegrity in others. PATRICIA SHEA Pat ... loves all sports plans to become a Phys. Ed_ teacher favorite sports are swim- ming and sailing happiest when cheering ... hates to see NBHS lose any games looks for enthusiasm and pep in others. GERALDINE SILVA Gerri ... favorite pas- time is working ... out- standing quality is neat- ness ... wants to be- come a registered nurse . best sport is tennis . top movie is ““Doc- tor Zhivago” ... ap- palled at the departure of Mr. R. McCarthy from 315. PATRICIA SILVA Pat ... hobbies are roll- er skating and sewing plans to become a medical secretary guys with mustaches irk her ... likes a friendly smile and good person- ality in others ... very talkative. VICTOR SILVA Vic ... plans to become an engineer ... likes swimming, football and John Wayne ... will always remember the P.A. announcements and filling out forms... aims to see Australia. VANESSA DALE SILVIA Van ... gets excited over little things admires friendliness .. . plans on becoming a nurse. BRENDA SIMMONS Bren ... likes to read, cook and participate in outdoor sports ... fa- vorite sport is baseball . adored “Love Sto- ry” ... would like to tour Europe and be a nurse. GARY SHUSTER Shu ... enjoys camping and his favorite sport is hockey ... his top per- sonality is | Woody Woodpecker ... would like to see Alaska ... his favorites include the Three Stooges and ‘ 2001 a Space Odyssey”. MARIA GORETT SILVA Prenchicusesia tavorite pastime is dancing ... known for her great friendliness ... plans to become an_ interpreter favorite sport is swimming ... pet peeve is homework ... will remember all the nuts in this school. DEBBIE SIMAS Seemore ... likes camp- ing ... most happy at graduations ... pet peeve is four assistant principals ... likes Mr. Strittmatter, while her best class is History ... aims to become a gym teacher. SHARON A. SIMPKIN Likes listening to rec- ords and being herself . wants to attend busi- ness school ... happiest with her friends hates fourth lunch shift and getting up early ... likes English ... can’t forget the Durfee Game. THEA SILVA Thea ... collector of rag dolls ... loves to tease people to make them laugh ... wishes to be a nurse ... hates talking to people who beat around the bush or going to parties where no one dances. MARK SILVEIRA Mapo ... enjoys play- ing drums ... pet peeve is homework ... favor- ite class is Speech with Mr. Newman ... would like to see darkest Africa ... “I don’t believe it’’. LINDA L. SMITH Enjoys shows, draw- ing, tennis and football games ... likes to make other people happy ... wants to work in an of- fice ... enjoys English and History ... likes honesty, trust and the ambition to succeed in others. IRENE SOARES Rene ... loves to play records ... likes to watch baseball ... fa- vorite teacher is Miss Allen ... best class is Black History ... would like to see Africa and Chicago. JANET SIROIS Jan ... ambition is to marry ... enjoys horse- back riding and swim- ming ... most happy with her own Jimmy ... always remember the crowded corridors would like to see Paris likes a sense of humor in people. DAVE SMITH Smitty ... pastime is driving ... looks for understanding ... alazy CUveee et it Dou EDWARD SOJKA Hank’s favorite hobbies are girls and music ... always happy ... a real music-loving person ... “Wow, look at _ that BROAD!” JOHN SOUZA Favorite sport is basket- ball ... would like to see Belgium ... a very ambitious guy intends to go to col- lege and become an accountant. ol LINDA SISSON Enjoys bowling for fun ... plans to go into ac- counting ... favorite personality is Philip Forquet ... avery good listener ==. � Do: unto others as you would have others do unto ” you’. KENNETH B. SMITH Sherman ... hobby is sports ... his outstand- ing quality is his looks happy all the time can’t stand people bothering him. MICHAEL SMITH Smitty ... an honest guy who likes cars and women ... plans to be- come either a computer programmer or principal of NBHS ... will try to blank out all memory of school, except being part of NBHS’s last grads. MADALENA SOARES Mackie enjoys playing baseball wuth the guys . thinks Merv Griffin is decent ... dislikes phonies ... thought Dante's Inferno was great ... would like to see Sweden ... plans to be a nurse. PAUL SORELLE Enjoys tennis, yoga and walking ... likes to write ... hates yellow slips ... admires sincer- ity in others ... happy to leave NBHS. MICHAEL WAYNE SOUZA Mike enjoys girl-watch- ing ... outstanding quality is his tempo ... happiest when he gets what he wants loathes those who disa- gree with his way of thinking ... aims to vis- iteChinawe es oviind you!” EUGENE SLADEWSKI Gene ... favorite sport is baseball ... best class is Biology ... would like to see the Caribbean most happy when relaxing ... favorite teacher is Miss Rainville plans to become a teacher. CAROLEJOY SNYDER Blake ... sews, draws, sings and goes horse- back riding ... wishes to become a seamstress . will always remem- ber the crummy studies, crowded halls and swim- ming in the middle of winter under the ice ... plans to visit France. JEFFREY SOUZA Jeff ... favorite pas- times are girls and sports cars ... a future lab technician ... likes football and compatible people ... will always remember the long lunch shifts ... enjoys History _ nice smile. ROBERT J. SOUZA Bob would like to major in electrical engineer- [ip apples. when mountain climbing and building radio equipment. JO-ANN STEWARDSON Zo ... enjoys sewing and water skiing plans to become a nurse happiest when drinking coffee or eating would like to visit California and Western U.S. ... “Do you think that some day ... 27?” RUTH A.SUMNER Ruth likes to read and have a good time with Pete ... her ambition is to marry and go into of- fice work ... if able, she would like to around the world hates to be yelled at. LARRY SYLVIA Likes sports ... a good natured person happiest when the Sox are winning nosy questionnaires ... likes consideration others. MICHELLE SOWLE Mike ... hobby is cook- ing ... hopes to become a model ... plays tennis . pet peeve is having clothes stolen from lock- ers ... hopes to see Switzerland. BARBARA STEFANIK Plans to attend a busi- ness college ... most happy with Billy ... pet peeve, the clique admires sociable people. JAMES STEWART Stewart hobby is target shooting plays basketball happiest far away from school ... will always remember the stampede when the bell rings. CATHERINE SUFFERN Enjoys bike riding looks for integrity in others. DEBORAH STEELE Wants to be a computer programmer ... enjoys baseball and drafting happiest when school is over loathes noisy sopho- mores ... attracted to friendliness in others. MICHAEL STEINBERG Mike ... likes to tinker with cars favorite sport is basketball most exciting experience was racing on Rt. 195 future plans are undecided up to this date thinks Mrs. Kauf- man is really decent. DIANE SYLVIA Hobby is watching guys favorite sport is football ... would like to see Spain and Portu- gal ... most happy with friends ... loved movie “Woodstock” ... plans to become a teacher. NANCY SYLVIA Nance plans to be a teacher and housewife . happiest with Gary ... likes a funny person who once you know him can be O.K. LINDA ST. JEAN Enjoys fictional stories and making others hap- py ... sensitive to the feelings of other people ... hates to see people who are not thoughtful wil some day see Europe. DIANA SULHAM Diana loves creative writing has inten- tions of writing the “Great American Nov- el’ and retire on its royalties. RONALD SYLVIA Ronnie he would like to see the world ... plans to become an electrical technician ... at his happiest with Ka- thy on weekends ... will remember NBHS with its crowded halls. DONNA TAVARES Likes to play records ... best quality is her height ... likes hockey ... desires to become a nurse ... most exciting trip was to the Cape ... detests hypocrites enjoys Mick Jagger ... LUCIA TAVARES Lucy ... a quiet gal who enjoys sewing and listen- ing to records ... plans to attend Bridgewater State College ... happi- est when with friends ... looks for people who are honest, considerate and humorous. ROBERTA TEXEIRA Bobbie ... plans to work with IBM most happy when every- one else is happy .. . pet peeve is people who look down their noses at oth- ers ... would like to see the safest part of the world. RONALD TEACHMAN Clyde ... enjoys foot- ball ... plans to work in community service abhors false friends and confusion prefers friends who are serious and attentive ... would like to see outer space the most ... “Look up, Clyde’. ANN THATCHER Industrious ... plans to be a private secretary most cheerful with Jimmy ... pet peeve is too much homework. SHARON SYLVIA Favorite pastime is div- ided among driving, raising tropical fish and sleeping enjoys swimming ... pet peeve is homework ... likes to watch comedy shows ... living in California for a year was really decent! KATHLEEN TATE Katie ... plans to marry or go to work ... favor- ite sport is soccer ... top personality is Bugs Bunny can never forget the lousy food at lunch ... would like to see Portugal. STEPHEN SYLVIA Steve likes arts and sports of which his best is basketball ... enjoys mechanical drawing and also Miss Castaldo ... future ambition is to become an architect. MAUREEN TATE Moe ... admires trust- worthiness in others ... favorite teacher is Mrs. Miles ... plans to get married and get an of- fice job ... spends her time with friends ... “Dynamite’’. FLORA TAVARES Likes to care for pets and play the piano ... always cheerful happiest at vacation time ... pet peeve is dieting looks for friendliness in others .. . “For crying out loud!” BRUCE TAYLOR Turtle a drummer who can’t decide be- tween college and Navy ... glad when others are happy admirer of NB cheerleaders wants to see all the good parts of the world. JOSEPH SZARO Joe is an avid hater of . happi- est when playing foot- ball, his favorite sport ... Bobby Orr ranks as number one along with ee Oucre German class .. Mr. Motta . on dope, Tommy!” � y . $3 f I _ Pa JOSEPH TAVARES Has many varied nick- names and leaves his outstanding quality up to the decision of the enjoys study- ing electronics and lis- publicuwse tening to music plans a_ career engineering. JOANNE TEVES Wants to attend college and become an airline stewardess ... likes an honest person ... happi- est with friends ... can never forget the games and rallies. JOSEPH TOLENTINO Joey ... honest most happy with honest people ... loves watch- ing Lucille Ball .. . likes niceness in others very sociable and under- standing ... “Do your thing”’. MARIE ANNETTE TOLENTINO Hobby is listening to records ... favorite say- ing, “Ride on” happiest with people ... dislikes teachers likes to watch wrestling wants to see Portugal. BARBARA G. TRABAN Would like to be a teach- er or enter some field of math ... pet peeve is four tests in one day ... quiet. CHRISTINE TRAVERS Chris most happy when around people ... favorite teacher is Mr. Viveiros ... finds math fun ... would like to see Paris ... plans to go to hairdressing school. KEVIN TRUNDY Trun ... spends his time working favorite saying, ‘““Not me” enjoys sleeping ... hates Monday through Friday from 8 AM to2 PM. ARTHUR TREMBLAY Art... outstanding quality is his body plans to attack the ice box ... happiest with his woman ... likes simplicity and modesty . enjoys being No. 1 in everything. MARIANNE TROMBLY Twig ... likes Carole King, ‘Love Story” and car racing ... plays the guitar ... plans to be a music teacher ... al- ways happy with Dave. DIANA TSOUPRAKE Dodie likes being with all sorts of people has an_ infectious laugh ... enjoys sleep- ing late and wearing her “good” jeans to school hates getting up for school ... will re- member the seatless auditorium. VINCENT VALLES VV... enjoys pool, football and music easy going ... wants to go to technical school happiest when school is over ... will always remember the cafeteria food ... would like to see Hawaii. DENNIS VAILLANCOURT Happiest when out of school despises teachers ... plans to be an eletronic technician . will always remem- ber the homework. MARTHA H. VANDERHOOP Spends her free time sailing and swimming . Outstanding for her ability to get along with people happiest at Martha’s Vineyard will always remember the computer at NBHS . was our A.F.S. Ex- change student _—tto Germany. WAYNE TOMCZEWSKI Porky ... enjoys play- ing sports ... would like to enter radio broadcast- ing ... likes a good atti- tude and humor. VINCENT FRANCIS TRACA Vinny ... likes coin col- lecting and the Dean ... favorite personality is Lawrence Welk wants to see Sweden ... the most exciting experi- ence in his life was danc- ing at the ROTC Ball. ROBERT TREMBLAY Mike ... enjoys rec- ords, rock concerts and football wants to join the navy ... happi- est at lunch ... enjoys history ... would like to see Hawaii. TYLER TRUDELLE Ty ... has a remarkable ability to avoid work ... plans to attend college and enter the business world ... hates pulling Chinese firedrills in the middle of the avenue. GEROLD VEARA Likes driving ... favor- ite sport is football ... likes Mr. Ouimet ... would like to see the wide open spaces of the world ... enjoyed Biol- ogy ... plans to gotoa naval acamedy. BARBARA ANN VIEIRA Barb ... enjoys collect- ing stuffed animals ... noted for her nice clothes ... plans to get married ... likes foot- ball and people who are natural wishes to visit London. PAULA VARGAS Favorite pastime is plav- ing guitar ... likes foot- ball and reading happiest when with her friends ... will always remember NBHS lunch- es ... admires honesty and sincerity in others . would like to see the USA. CINDY VASCONCELLOS Five-foot Giant ... fa- vorite classes include GAMS, office and stud- ies ... most happy when sleeping favorite saying, “I forgot” pet peeve is chemi stry lab ... loves Donald Duck. JOHN VIEIRA Manny ... likes hockey wants to help the human race in any way possible ... hates social injustice ... will always temember the accurate clocks ... likes under- standing people. ROSALIE VIEIRA Rose Bud likes to listen to music ... fa- vorite saying is “Blib- bet’ ... happiest sleep- ing ... likes the Par- tridge Family. 95 EDWARD VEIGA Eddie ... favorite pas- time is women ... has a gift of gab ... most happy when traveling during the summer ... hates being yelled at ... wants to see Japan. DEBORAH VIEIRA Debbie ... has a great sense of humor plans to become a lab technician and do a great deal of traveling, espe- cially to Australia and the Bahamas ... enjoys camping, wrestling and listening to Carole King. JUDITH A. VIEIRA Judy ... enjoys playing records ... plans to get married ... is happy to be alive ... pet peeve is big shots and phonies will remember the overcrowded corridors would like to see California. SUSAN VIEIRA Maggie enjoyed cheering for NBHS ... plans to become a teach- er of the retarded ... happiest when hanging at the grille ... will al- ways remember the ty- roleans she wore. DEBORAH VARNET Debbie likes roller skating, sewing and reading gets along well with children plans to be a medical secretary ... enjoys football and shorthand ... happiest when help- ing someone ... hates guys without respect. JOHN VAUGHAN Benny ... dependable . wants to be a doctor ... favorite quote, “‘He who claims to know all is a fool for his learning is ceased. He who knows naught and knows he knows naught is the en- lightened one for his wisdom will be great. JAMES J. VERA Likes boats, football and baseball ... would like to have his own business . enjoys Roller Derby . will always remem- ber the assemblies ... wants to see Mexico. PAUL VIEIRA Antone ... enjoys music ... plans to be a profes- sional musician ... fa- vorite sport is girl watch- ing ... favorite class is music ... an exciting experience was tripping down the stairs . ‘ Wicked Destroyed”’. DONNA WESTGATE Dann ... spends her free time walking plans to get married ... enjoys being with Steve aims to some day visit Texas . DONNA WHITEHEAD Enjoys swimming and boating ... known for her laugh ... loathes people who feel them- selves far superior tc others ... likes fun people. ANTHONY VIGNA Tony ... favorite sport is football ... best teacher is Mr. Brum ... plans to see Japan ... hopes to become a tool and die maker. LAWRENCE WEEKS Jay ... favorite pastime ue) saliay cos Gh Thallhy great leader ... says “Goya! Goya! Cookie!” . enjoys target shoot- ing ... prefers happy- go-lucky people ... de- sires to see the United States. JEFFREY WILCOX Jeff likes to work ... loves sports ... thinks Miss Ferreira is great! his outstanding quality is his frankness . enjoys reading ... future plan is to become a chemical engineer. SUSAN JANE WING Sue ... happiest with Mike ... plans to be- come an entertainer ... abhors rainy mornings enjoys being with friends. 96 RUSSELL WALL Russ ... a decent guy ... happy when motor- cycle riding ... hates homework ... wants honesty in others. PATRICIA WERNICKE Patti ... favorite pas- time is horseback riding a friendly person favorite saying is “Dynamite” ... looks for people who show their happiness. EVELYN WESTGATE Evie ... enjoys listening to records ... plans to become a nurse ... dis- likes inconsiderate peo- ple ... likes goodna- tured people. ELIZABETH WHITWORTH Betty ... is always laughing ... enjoys being out in the country, swimming, and being with friends ... plans to go to work. KATHLEEN M. WILKINSON Kathy ... likes to laugh a lot ... enjoys watch- ing basketball .. . favor- ite teacher is Mrs. La- gasse ... will always remember shorthand class ... best movie was “Love Story” ... aims to attend college and also see Bermuda. BRUCE WINSPER Brucie has a way with words ... likes to talk and play tennis plans to enter college and study law ... looks for a person who can carry on a conversation . aims to some day ski the Alps ... ‘““What?” NANCY WASSALL Likes making people happy .. . enjoys writing poetry and walking along beaches ... plans to be a pediatric nurse . happy when every- thing’s alright ... will remember all those she grew to love. ROBERT WHEELER Bob ... favorite sport is football ... most happy with friends ... saying 1S ae WHYeemle ze: will always remember NBHS for its lunches and studies. JESSE WILLIAMS Blindman ... hobby is schooling ... saying is “It is done” ... his fa- vorite teacher will be the last one he sees. KATHRYNA. WINTERSON Spoon ... can always be found at the Willow Tree or with one who is special to her .. . always will remember Mr. Al- pert’s homeroom aims to see Japan ... looks for an individualist who digs his own thing. ROBERT WRIGHT Butch ... wishes to be a mechanic ... plans to attend college ... likes track and is most happy after school ... favorite personality is Raquel Welch ... pet peeve is rising in the morning . wants to journey in Europe. MICHAEL HOUSE Housey ... an open minded guy who likes to collect empty bottles and drink booze ... most happy when with his chick ... has an unde- cided ambition .. . likes people who keep their cool. KAREN WISHNEFSK Y A poet ... outstanding for her cheerfulness ... most happy at a football game ... pet peeve is the words “There will be a test tomorrow” will always remember never leaving school on time because of the an- nouncements. MIKE WOODCOCK Woody ... spends his spare time hanging around ... plans to travel around the world . will always remem- ber the time he almost drowned ... he desires to go anywhere other than New Bedford. ANNA YANKOPOLUS Yanky ... accident- prone ... enjoys horse- back riding and playing tennis for NBHS ... plans to attend and fin- ish college ... will al- ways remember Chemis- try with Mr. Goodfellow Peet lcyalsisteniza RE GK. “ALP P. Rick ... enjoys talking, having fun, being with good friends, but espe- cially playing football admires Jumping John S ... would like to Dice ametcachermsin Germany. STACEY WOOD Enjoys sewing, looking back at old things, and football rallies ... aims to become a speech ther- apist after attending Bridgewater ... has outstanding freckles ... “You're kidding?” THOMAS WOOLLEY Tom ... hobby is surf- ing ... well coordinated ... happiest during the summer near the water feel donitbclicve tts CAROLE VALLETT Enjoys skating and wa- ter skiing ... able to forgive easily ... happy when away for the week- end ... wishes to work for the airlines and some day visit Europe. o7 EDWIN ZIPP Bud or Georgia Peach . enjoys playing foot- ball and plans to go into broadcasting ... happi- est when everyone else is ... dislikes snobs. NANCY E. GOMES Twiggy ... enjoys sew- ing and being out of school ... plans to at- tend business school ... enjoys basketball games ... friendly ... would like to visit California ... “Can you dig it?” JAMES COSTELLO meeegt RICHARD EVERETT ANITA FISHER MICHAEL HENRY CORINNE JOHNSON fe ii DENIS MACLEOD DENNIS MAURA DAVID MELLOR JOHN MILLETTE DIANE NORMAND SANDRA SILVA RANDALL SOARES MARK SULLIVAN 98 SYA OTAA O INICISIANd — Wnesusg ydiey AAV LAA IAS — $8|we7T Jour pf 99 INICISH td-AOIA — 2V4INA ploy YAMANS VAAL — Sisay uesng YOINAS' - Ay i) ae a. at! Kim Gifford Susan Douglas Louise Ponte Cynthia Carney Elizabeth Nunes Doreen Fournier — L Donna Whitehead — R Jeff Faria Linda Piwowarczyk Susan Regis . Dave Gonzales . Suzanne Perry . Deborah Vieira . Ellen Rosenberg . Michael Souza . Joseph Balestracci . Linda Morad . Carleen Avila . Michele Bernier . Gary Shuster . Linda Medeiros . Joanne Costa . Michel Jodoin . Joan Schleeweis . Donna Foss . Donna Chace . Lynne Goldberg . Patrice Fortes . Ann Beyer . Nancy Dutra . Sandra Kenyon . Cindy Leite . Wayne Dubois . Anthony Ferreira . Rita Rosenthal . Janet Burrer . Nancy Wassall . Beverly Baird . Debra Medeiros . Janet Lawless . Michelle A. Boucher . Judith Dutra . Terry Reilly . Cindy Mitchell . Ellen Poitras . Heidi Hurwitz . Sandra Curry . Dorreen Fornier . Stacey Wood . Paula Castro . Debbie Simas . Mike Pacheco . Donna Boardman . Linda Cardoza . Debbie Brown . Pam Areia . Cathie Bannon . Debra Burgo . Linda Mackenzie . Debbie Dupont . Karen Dansereau 103 Jeff Faria, Gayle Niemczyk Qo Steve Scheinman, Maria Mingola MOST INDUSTRIOUS SEAVER ET PERE IE CY . Podoy eour et ost MILK elie AY ONCE MOST TALKATIVE fe Art Tremblay, Eliza Monteiro Ina Meyer, Gene Stadewsky | - YOIpuspH eivqivg “ueWIO4 dARC] elajQ uuy Ale “est0110.4 Kuo] ST DEPENDABLE CHU GGER- MO -GO-LUCKY BEST ACTORS MOST HAPPY SOWOD UG ‘BId1I0D us0peN — ee — =) Qa = =) Es WY 2) = CLASS SWEETHEARTS BEST DRESSED Bruce Branchaud, Madeline Gauthier Pam Areia, Paul Rapoza Mary Ann Olejarz, Bill Balla io) t= 5) Le a4 3 = = [-) a a = o = ‘e) S o O M whad ey fs ESLER ‘ a al a ag te ik tae BEST LOOKING Bruce Winsper, Cindy Riley Dave Forman, Denise Rybka MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT PESTS” ce: ba Uuretos Dear friends: Vy dc feck fel para ome It’s hard for me to describe the great experience One LA cle Ato ov NBHS. yee I had in this year in NBHS. Caemea. oy aA a I will never be woe . -_ rs Kida Aico nro Bes) Li tla to forget my year as a Senior at this Leute Loddr ustedes duis anu et school and all of you, my friends. L140 nuohesincad Lo, I have so ee: AeA pare wyeoe is uc primo Ae things ; mee like: my first day Laue, pienclo forrntada tu wes Jlasieh Nea Tiinachorat ole eee oe school, being presented in my classes and felt embarrassed bilan Abide pz wc pteule ¥ Lo Lusito Yu92 prude Le (eh to speak, because of my accent, and the only steal that I could say was that friendly and Pa x ‘ Aabrador “Hi jp ne Drumer jolly 4 Bes aaa sila dora Dynomite’, Loe life saver “‘Hi!’’; my first fe and a newest phrase ‘“‘Dynamite!’’; all : Les porlirdes de foottart , tathut cee Cttudo dum bre de Cp buch, ofiei. the football, soccer and basektball games (we are No. 1), joining the Pep Club, working i in the North Office. When I saw snow for the first time in my life and I ran to the window and opened it : : t in order to feel what it felt like. I’m sure that the teacher must have Ts I was crazy I could keep on and on, talking about my experiences at an American school (NBHS) Y jor slo + Onuske nad ectes mae aa { and for ve and for a lot more you'll always have a oe place in my heart. I can only say two words ‘Thank you . Thank you for this experiences, for Ae pmaiglad, due st inratorabe {bor oliarme pee eet th aiio nad Matar, your friendship, which is invaluable and for allowing me to experience the Above 1 inckaideble deme acl, on treo ae aen: With all my love. nT Entre Rios 4670 Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina greatest and unforgettable year in my whole life. 108 tw Mi ay $n ss te | ) i 43 eee ity om ie een BPs Affonce, K. 109 Division Alfonse, M. 427 Chancery Allain, D.. 379 Loftus Almeida, B. 34 Bullard Almeida, Da. 69 Whitman Almeida, De. 512 Kempton Almond, W. 360 Cedar Alves, J. 69 Tremont Alves, K. a ed (RYT Alves, S. 1291] R. French By. Amaral, J. 82 Phillips Av. Amaral, S. 210 Eugenia Ambra, C. 475 Ashley Blvd. Ambrose, R. 66 Mt. Pleasant Andrade, A. 633 County Andrews, B. 31 Slocum, A Anselmo, D. 22 Brownell Av. Antone, F. 123 Smith Araujo, A. 55 Delano Araujo, P. 66 Forest Areia, P. 112 Willow Arena, C. 41 Weaver Arrington, L. 304 Summer Arruda, M. 370 Cedar Arruda, Ra. 2 Richmond Arruda, Ro. 23 Cleveland Artiles, F. 292 Richmond Aubin, C. 60 Arlington Augustine, D. 392 Reed Avila, C. 338 Mt. Pleasant Avila, K. 118 Clark Baarsvik, R. 40 Independent Baird, B. 309 Hathaway Rd., A Balestracci, J. 127 Robeson Balla, W. 50 Ocean Ballard, A. _12 Nye Banks, C. 183 Ash Bannon, C. 193 Elm Baptista, C. 319 Cedar Baptiste, L. 397 Shaw Baptiste, M. 397 S. Second Baptiste, S. 163 Shaw Barboza, G. 329 Central Av. Barksdale, C. 93 Holly Bator, M. 16 Washburn Baylies, B. 11 Thatcher Beatriz, D. 665 Shawmut Av. Beaulieu, D. 36 Branscomb Beaulieu, M. 41 Rogerson Av., A Beauregard, N. 199 Ash Beitchman, D. 36 Ellen Belli, R. 33 Rounds Belong, J. 22 Ashley Berche, C. 138 Ashley By Bergeron, R. 147 Hathaway Bernier, M. 30 Valentine Berube, P. 208 Coffin Av. Besse, D. 457 Dartmouth Bessette, M. 16 Lambert, A Bettencourt, G.° 184 North Bettencourt, K. 303 Summer Beyer, A. 235 Park Bichel, J. 282 Middle Rd. A Bichel, R. 282 Middle Rd. A Bisaillon, R. 187 Austin Bixler, D. 171 Maple Bizarro, L. 122 Mott Blackmer, P. 160 Staron Blake, A. 54 Spruce Blake, K. 59 Willard Blanchard, R. 44 Lindsey Boardman, D. 49 Lussier, A Bobrowiecki, J. 127 Hope Bonneau, C. 4 Fielding Bonneau, D. 4 Fielding Borecki, S. 197 Belleville Rd. Borges, E. 15 Thatcher Borges, L. 34 Independent Borges, S. 40 Stone Botelho, J. 28 Cove Botelho, L. RAR oh LAY | Botelho, T. 28 Cove Boucher, M. 975 Pontiac Bramwell, K. 40 Vine Branchaud, B. 493 Mill Brennan, A. 129 Bullock Briden, D. 52 Kenney Brierley, J.T. 142 Lawrence Brito, A. 157 Fair Brito, F. 192 Purchase Britto, B. 60 Fern Brocklehurst, L. 71 Emma Bromberg, L. 400 Bedford Broughton, K. 181 Robeson Brown, B. 30 Crapo Brown, D. 47 Carroll Brown, W. 261 Whitman Bruce, T. 280 Austin Brune, D. 69 Scott Bryden, D. 12 Harvard Buckley, D. 87 Sutton Bulgar, S. 473B Maxfield Burgess, J. 68 Parker Burgo, D. 904 Rockdale Av. Burrer, J. 101 Shaw St. Burt, M. 1057 Beverly Bywell, P. 943 Rockdale Av. Cabral, A. 929 Victoria Cabral, Da. 425 Court Cabral, Do. 206 Hathaway Cabral, J. 322 Query SENIOR DIRECTORY Camara, M. 246 Clifford Canto, J. 66 Duke Cardoso, B. AOA ia ed (le KY? 1 Cardoso, J. 207 Mt. Pleasant Cardoza, L. 319 Park Cardoza, M. 200 Bellevue Carmo, M. 37 Madison Carney, C. 62 Woodlawn Caron, E. 119 Hatch Caron, M. 23 Peckham Cartier, M. 1303 Phillips Rd. Caruso, R. 187 Matthew Carvalho, D. 459 Mill Castonguay, L. 39 Hope, A Casto, P. 41 Valerie Caton, D. 380 Margaret Chace, D. 1217 Rockdale Av. Champigny, J. 130 Whitman Chandler, M. | 74 Independent Charbonneau, S. 76C Willis Charpentier, K. 26 Nye Choquette, P. 59 Keene Rd., A Cipriani, L. 53 Shawmut Av. Clapp, S. 434 N. Front Cobb, M. 379 Elm Colangelo, J. 89 AppletonS Coleman, J. 361 Maxfield Collins, C. 864 Shawmut Av. Constant, S. 17 Austria Cordeiro, A. 9 Abbott Cordeiro, S. 224 Cornell Cormier, J. 35 Wamsutta Av., A Cornell, B. 437 Prescott Correia, D. 52 Collette Correia, N. 253 Acushnet Av. Correia, W. 5 Stone Corson, T. 66 Cottage Costa, Che. 9 Jenny Lind Costa, Chr. 367 Reed Costa, H. 284 Earle Costa, J. 446 Rockdale Av. ( Ofo} (re 376 Mt. Pleasant Cotter, Jo. 179 Rochambeau Cotter, Jos. 36 Ridgewood Rd. Couto, M. 19 Windsor Crape, J. 339 Reed Cruz, B. 238 Middle Cummings, R. 1235 Main, A Curry, S. II Potter Cyr, R. 976 Homestead Czechowski, G. 445 Summer DaCosta, P. 43 Frank, A DE Ory tm DE 115 Thompson Daigle, A. 273 Dawson Daniels, D. 40 Malden Dansereau, K. 9 Village Av., A DaRosa, F. 713 Brock Av. - Davidian, W. 354 Teresa Daviski, J. 151 Bluefield DeBalsi, S. 475 Prescott DeBrito, J. 1092 Tobey DeBrito, R. 1092 Tobey | DY=1 @fo).1 : a Om 11 LeBoeuf, A DeLeon, N. 878 S. Water DY (oO w 44 Winsper 1 BYA Y (one 158 Nash Rd. 1 BYY (3 (OMN Kesrs 158 Nash Rd. | BY= Y (2) Coane Oe 516 N. Front Deneault, R. 505 Ashley By. Denison, R. 46 Bay DePina, J. 482 Purchase Deschamps, M. 789 Main, A Desrochers, J. 241 Pope Desroches, P. 15 Lambert, A Desrosiers, D. 175 Davis DT 4 (— ae DE 1088 Phillips Rd. Dixon, J. 1245 Roseanne Dos Santos, K. 170 Grinnell Douglas, S. 26 Arnold Pl. | BYo) (oa On 494 Park | DYoh 4 (em BE 26 Reynolds Duarte, E. 109 Purchase Dubois, W. 14 Budano Dr., A Dupont, D. 144 Tallman Dupont, K. 156 Division Duque, J. 461 Bolton Dutra, J. 278 Dartmouth Dutra, N. 74 Jonathan Dykas, M. 340 Raymond Dziewit, M. 44 Slocum, A. Edge, S. 220 Hathaway Rd., A Eisenberg, J. 125 Reed England, S. 163 Chestnut - Esancy, C. 148 Rounds Estrella, J. 79 Katherine Estrella, S. 54 Oak Everett, R. 23 Oak 1 ho) ¢: oe 196 Acushnet Av. Faraglia, S. 374 Chancery Faria, C. 6 Weaver Faria, J. 109 Swift Farrell, J. 605 Union Faucher, R. 13 Lucas Ik ty -x0) (Ae On RYE @ ¢:4010) Fernandes, K. 59 Nash Rd. Fernandes, W. 152 Bluefield Ferreira, A. 132 Middle Rd., A Ferreira, D. 89 Hathaway Ferreira, Ja. 187 Division Ferreira, Jo. 241 Lowell Ferreira, L. 178 Rockland Ferreira, P. 483 Belleville Av. Ferreira, R. 58 Sycamore Ferro, A. 394 Allen Figueira, A. 74 Dunbar Filkins, R. 149 Crapo Finkelstein, N. 211 Ryan Fletcher, D. 58 Dudley Flor, J. 17 Clara Fonseca, D. 35 Duke Fontoura, L. 229 Hawthorn Forand, C. 825 Middle Rd., A Forman, D. 86 Carroll Forsblom, G. 81 Hillman | eo) a Cs DO 458A Maxfield Fortes, P. 219 Acushnet Av. Fortin, N. 130 Glennon Foss, D. 292 Earle Foss, L. 111 Clark Fournier, D. 1019 Sassaquin Av. Fournier, R. 1296 Sassaquin Av. Francis, D. 1127 Braley Rd. Francis, K. 482 A Maxfield Francisco, D. 117 Collette Franklin, J. 26 James Frates, B. 116 Fruit Freitas, Di. 161 Sycamore Freitas, Do. 1082 Tacoma Freitas, G. 4155 Acushnet Av. Freitas, J. 142 Alva Frey, K. 1309 Sassaquin Furtado, A. Pe YI (2 Furtado, M. 91 Conduit Furtado, Maria 88 Belleville Rd. Furtado, N. 201 Coffin Av. Gaj, M. 156 Clara Gallagher, D. 2114 Phillips Rd. Gallant, D. 54 Durfee Gallant, P. 168 Central Av. ‘Garcia, M.L. _310 Orchard Garcia, R.M. 78 Nelson Gates, D. 35 Lucas Gauthier, M. 820 N. Main, A George, S. 987 Rockdale Av. Gifford, K. I Sylvia Ct. Gioiosa, J. 36 Covell Gioiosa, S. 51 Nautilus Girard, J. 185 Lake, A L670) (lol ga On 32 Brier Goldrick, R. 136 Willis Gomes, A. 147 Acushnet Av. Gomes, D. — 105 Bluefield Gomes, J. 284 S. Second Gomes, M. 105 Bluefield Gomes, N.A. 352B Smith Gomes, N.G. BIRY (11 Gonet, M. 975 Terry Lane Gonsalves, J. 6 Agnes Gonsalves, R. 115 Belleville Av. Gonzales, D. 230 Allen Goodman, S. 510 Hawes Gouveia, D. 390 Arnold Gouveia, S. 54 Park Dr., A Grace,.D. .- 116 S. Sixth Greenwood, G. 333 Central Av. Grew, J. 227 Hathaway Rd. Grimes, C. 179 Arnold Grota, J. 124 Hawthorn Gunning, D. 11 Homer Gurney, G. 45 Luc as Hammond, D 94 Branscomb Handler, K. 195 Bedford Harriman, L. 402 Union Harris, R. 45 Yale Harrison, S. 77 Mt. Pleasant Haydt, A. 986 Thorndike Helme, R. 390 Ash Hendricks, B. 23 Fair Henry, M. 113 Hudson Hesketh, E. 12 Cleveland, A Hickman, R. 242 Pitman Hodgins, B. 118 Clara Holmes, S. 128 Sycamore Houde, P. 582 Church House, M. 597 Coggeshall Howard, M. 423 Maxfield Hubbard, E. 234 Austin Hunt, F. 54 Durfee Hurwitz, H. 189 Palmer Inacio, P. 106 Eugenia Inman, N. 98 Covell A FYoo) ok DE 106 Brigham Jaffe, S. 604 ‘Rockdale Av. James, K. 130 Arnold Jameson, D. 246 Church Jardin, R. 145 Illinois Jaros, M. 130 Hamlin, A Jenkins, M. 329 W. High Jennings, P. 300 Allen Jesse, D. 139 Fair Jocks, B. 176 Emerson Jodoin, Ma. 241 Milford Jodoin, Mi. 80 Beetle Johnson, C. 930 Kempton Jorge, T. 674 Cottage Kadel, J. 465 Purchase Kain, D. 1025 Cove Rd. Gli ty An ee 385 Tarkinhill Rd. Kaner, L. 99 Brigham Karalekas, C. 95 Ashley By. Katz, J. 42 Robeson Kenyon, S. 20 Warren Kirby, R. 39 Ludlow, A Korona, C. 477th Kowalski, P. 68 Branscomb Krenmayer, R. 353 Teresa Kydd, S. 188 North Laberge, K. 2 Landry Labrecque, G. 13 Norwood, A Labrode A. 42 Bluefield Lacasse J. 10 Ball Lachapelle, R. 637 Cottage Ladino, R. OTUEAS Lafleur, C. 364 Freida Lamoureux, J. 369 Orchard Landau, Jack 596 Whittier Langlois, S. 153 Bonney Lansky, A. North St., Matt. Larson, J. 286 Palmer Lassow, E. 565 Coggeshall Lavimoniere, S. 16 Vernon | EN 0) (oa 1305 Acushnet Ay. Lawless, J. 147 Merrimac Leach, B. 30 Aquidneck | a 298 County Leiter CG; 416 Chancery Leite, L. 241 Summer Leontire, G. 29 Lake Lepire, M. 18 Willard, L’ Etoile, S. 205 Buchanan Lima, A. 869 Brock Av. Lima, L. 34 Reynolds Lima, M. 872 Hathaway Linkiewicz, M. 84 Milford Livramento, N. 187 Chancery | 0) Tommy 70 Morgan Lopes, C. 108 Purchase Lopes, F. 69 Locust Lord, W. 192 Shawmut Av. Loria, J. 14 Monroe Dr. Loureiro, M. 128 Clark Louro, J. 178 Thompson Louro, S. 62 Hathaway Luis, A. M. 83 Field Lynch, J. 182 Chancery Machado, C. 87 Hathaway Machado, N. 586 Kempton Maciel, M. 73 Nelson MacKenzie, L. 9 Lake AY Ee) Bereye We 69 Ridgewood Rd. WET T WY 63 Oak Mainville, S. 333 N. Front Majette, D. 263 Hillman Makara, C. 23 Winsper Malita, J. 2 Hersom Marginson, D. 1570 Purchase Marshall, D. 48 Stowell WETaih en 9 Roosevelt Martin, T. 359 Park Martins, W. 35 Wing Lane, A Maynard, P. 112 Arnold WY (oN (oe Oe 154 Arnold McCann, M. 67 Emma McCoy, P. 3198S. Second McGinnis, J. 46 Greenbrier Dr. McGuire, J. 88 Durfee McHenry, De. 467 Cottage McHenry, Do. 467 Cottage McKnight, S. 82 Lucas McMullen, S. 2036 Shawmut Av. McQuilkin, J. 486 Rivet Medeiros, A. VAD TATA Medeiros, D. 958 Sharon WY, (re (tom erTe) 56 Nelson Medeiros, J. 45 Central Av. Medeiros, Jose 1 Warwick Medeiros, K. 112 Birchwood Av. Medeiros, L. 3 Clark Medeiros, Maria 1 Waverly Pl. Medeiros, Mary 39 Independent Medeiros, Mi. BU BR YaRY 2001717 Medeiros, R. 526 Middle Rd., A Mello, A. 146 Reed Mello, D. 507 Barnard Mello, G. 28 Durfee Mello, P. 10 Winter Mello, S. 151 Birch Mellor, D. 263 Palmer Menard, D. 5 Coury Dr., A NY, (ile (an Om 102 Lemos NY (ile (a DP 100 Norman . Mendes, R. 65 Whitlow Metcalf, R. 1116 Tacoma Meyer, I. 137 Plymouth Michalski, R. 308 Princeton Midurski, D. 117 James, A Miller, N. 96 Reed Millette, J. 8 Rounds Mingola, M. 441 John Miranda, A. 1076 Shelburne NY Chen Om 144 Willis Mitchell, C. 519 Nash Rd. Moniz, G. 89 Potomska Monteiro, E. 117 Bonney Monteiro, J. 44 Fair Monty, D. 1529 Acushnet Av. NY, Co) g-1e a 4162 Acushnet Av. Moreau, R. 1067 Becket IY, Ke) ca 206 Lafayette Morra, S. 192 Cornell Morrell, R. 154 Eugenia Morris, J. 438 Arnold Morris, L. 89 Ridgewood Rd. Morse, J. 32 New Plainville Moszczenski, C. 39 Tallman WY, Colt g- D WAU) i BY BY Ky Moura, K. PYM s (0) 15 1014.4 Mulberry, D. 1 Westland, A Nelson, N. BRON 14.4 Nelson, T. 443 Coggeshall Neron, P. 66 Alice, N. Dart. Nesse, D. 171 Tremont Neves, L. 268 Palmer Nichols, R. 305 Middle Nicholson, P. _25 George Nielson, G. 27 Collins Niemic, R. 21 Club Av., A Niemczyk, G. 169 Wood Nissen, N. 111 Campbell Normand, A. 380 Mina Novick, G. 241 Hawthorn Nunes, E. 69 Dudley O’Berry, R. 482 Maxfield Ociesa, D. 245 Chestnut Offley, B. 49 Acushnet Av. Olejarz, M.A. 67 Mt. Vernon Olejarz, R. 27 Bluefield Olejarz, W. 27 Bluefield Oliveira, D. 8 McMurray Ct. Oliveira, K. 340 Teresa Oliveira, M.F. 140 Francis Oliveira, M.G. 33 Weaver (O) Iho a De 228 Mill O)ikoum on 290 Bonney OM Ele oe 294 Brock Av. Ortega, Y. 490 Purchase Pacheco, C. 288 Hamlin, A Pacheco, D. 64 Bay Pacheco, K. 30 Milford Pacheco, Ma. 64 Hathaway Pacheco, Mi. 279 Hemlock Pacheco, R. 73 Swan Pacheco, S. 20 Anthony, A Park, R. 1415 Acushnet Av. é eld =) om On 19 Ivy Rd. Parr::C: 526 Kempton Pata, E. 869 Brock Av. Paulino, D. 460 Prescott Pedersen, J. 183 Sycamore Pedro, S. 131 Holyoke Pelczarski, E. 743 Hathaway Rd. Pelletier, K. 1064 Braley Rd. Pernick, A. 12 Enfield Perrysa: 367 Hillman Perry, 1 1161 Sawyer Perry, S. 1161 Sawyer Perry, Suz. 1219 R. French By. Perry, T. I WARY LIK) 1a Philipp, D. 181 Norwell Picanso, M. 210 Austin Piekielniak, D. 270 Field . Piekielniak, L. 270 Field Pierce, D. 10 Monmouth, A Pierce, N. 19 Emerson Pimental, P. 33 Viall Pimental, W. 269 Tinkham Pina, B. 84 Forest Pina, E. 54 Acushnet Av. Pina, F. 126 Acushnet Av. Pina: 253 Hillman Pinho, B. 101 Bonney Pinto, C. 63 Walden Pinto, H. 119 David Pires, J. 79 Morgan Pis7K: 1047 Bowles Piwowarczyk, L. 63 Maryland Poitras, E. 253 Reed Poling, P. 79 Adams Pollard, J. 253 Eugenia Ponte, D. 463 Union Ponte, L. 228 Highland Ponte, M. 178 Staron Pontes, A. 98 Blackmer Pontes, N. 65 Hathaway Pontes, R. 462 Loftus Poulin, G. 54 Liberty Poulos, C. 790 Rockdale Av. Poulos, L. 292 Richmond Pragana, W. 63 Princeton Prince, E. 79 County Provencher, L. 15 Warren tiger | a 224 Harvard Quintin, B. 285 Ashley By. Rackley, E. 86 Gifford La. Ramos, P. 162 Willow Ramos, T. 188 Weld Ransbottom, R. 170 Brooklawn Ct. Raposo, A. 64 Diman Rapoza, P. 37 Vine Rasche, S. 27 Caswell Rebeiro, R. OM OU TAY TT Rebello, N. 314 Rivet Reedy, M. 225 Nash Rd. Regis, S. 36 Rogers Reilly, T. 21 Lexington Reusch, J. 637 Church Reynolds, Da. 6 Keene Reynolds, De. .122 Mill Rd. Ribeiro, D. 146 Sycamore Richard, D. 28 Nye Av., A. Richard, R. 976 Norwood Riding, E. 445 Loftus Riley, C. 527 Bedford 1X0) of a oun De 369 Belair Robinson, S. 31 Ashley Roderick, M. 39 Jouvette Roderick, P. 60 Shawmut Av. Rodrigues, A. 11 George Rodrigues, G. PYM eh Rodrigues, K. 196 Rochambeau Rodrigues, M. 202 Tinkham Rodrigues, Manuela 431 Maxfield Rogers, D. 39 Grove Rosa, G. 113 Griffin Ct. Rosanino, M. 38 Nelson Rose, A. 155 Washington Rose, D. 96 Purchase Rose, L. 47 Willis Rosenberg, E. 329 Maple Rosenthal, R. 9 Gaywood Roy, D. 1429 Morton Av. Russell, G. L. 226 Park Russell, G.M. 98 Collette Oo) e208 DE 25 Hunter Rymszewicz, S. 185 Arnold Sachs, S. 260 Maple St. Jean, L. 11 Parkside, Dr., A Salgado, W. 58 Hanson Salvadore, J. 123 Wood - Sansoucy, C. 917 Middle Rd., A Sanitsky, M. 224 Carroll Santiago, C. 154 Ash Santos, A. 46 Borden Santos, G. 116.8. Sixth Santos, J. 132 Purchase Santos, R. 583 Ashley By. Santos, S. 222 Seabury Saunders, Ji. 397 Union Saunders, Jo. Bi Vl OL 116) 1 Scheinman, S. 41 Burns Schleeweis, J. 25 Foxborough Seed, J. 13 S. Emerson Seif, M. 439 W. Clinton Settlemire, D. 13 Club Av., A Shaw, M. 259 Field Shea, P. 30 Arnold Pl. Sherman, J. 131 Eggleston Av. Hampton, Va. Shuster, G. 191 Plymouth Silva, G. 385 Parker Silva, J. 513 Purchase Silva, Ma. 1579 Acushnet Av. Silva, Mi. 226 Brownell Ay. Silva, P. 103 Mosher Silva, T. PAU Graal Silva, V. 67 Independent Silveira, M. 11] Holly Av., A Silveira, S. 123 Jenny Lind Silvia, V. 462 Purchase Simas, D. 93 Collette Simmons, B. 75 Mill Simpkin, S. 59 Jouvette Sirois, J. 1434 Ashley By. Sisson, L. 1i61 Dutton Sladewski, E. 92 Potter Smith, D. 192 Dartmouth Smith, K. 322A Smith Smith, L. 50 Monroe Dr. Smith, M. 232 Richmond Snyder, C. 7 Borden Soares, E. 133 Caroline Soares, I. 9 Roosevelt Soares, M. 92 Washington Soares, R. 74 Acushnet Av. NY0)].¢: 6 om 144 Glennon Sorelle, P. 90 Hathaway Souza, J. 1528 Padanaram Souza, Jo. 85 Oak Souza, M. 32 Frederick Souza, R. 46 Fielding Sowle, M. 36 Seventh Nita (oe DE 103 Duke Stefanik, B. 1014 Sterling Steinberg, M. 64 Rotch Stewardson, J. 238 Church NIG Elsen ee 224 Smith Suffern, C. 14 Reynolds Sulham, D. 465 Kempton Sullivan, M. 245 Jarry Sumner, R. 250 Tinkham Sylvia, D. 60 Babbitt Sylvia, L. 32 Division Sylvia, N. 279 Hemlock Sylvia, R. 360 Reed Sylvia, Sh. 6 Monson Sylvia, St. 99 Oak Szaro, J. 100 Rodney Tate, K. 110 South Tate, M. IPLORYNT TL Tavares, A. 124 Griffin Ct. Tavares, D. 43 Calumet Tavares, F. 341 North Tavares, J. 125 Division Tavares, L. 437 Brock Av. Taylor, B. 28 Trinity Teachman, R. 83 Greenbrier Dr. Teixeira, R. 1421 Morton Av. Teves, J. 300 Davis Thatcher, A. 267 Lowell Theodore, D. 81 Pierce Tolentino, J. 315 Ash Tolentino, M. 315 Ash Tomezewski, W. 210 Query Traban, B. 46 Winthrop Traca, V. 64 Robeson Travers, C. 990 Rockdale A v. Tremblay, A. 30 Clark Tremblay, R. 103 Eugenia Trombly, M. 5 Emery _Trudelle, T. 132 Brightman Trundy, A. 161 Grinnell Trundy, K. 161 Grinnell Tsouprake, D. 25 Morelands Terr. Vaillancourt, D. 25 Chancery Valles, V. 53 Alva Vallett, C. 83 Vine Vanderhoop, M. 322 Cedar Vargas, P. 106 Ruth Varnet, D. 570 Summer AYE: Vero) 1 (er ) | Co) Om 1214 Church Vaughan, J. UR RY 1(4) Veara, G. 6 Wheldon La., A Veiga, E. 48 Summer Vera, J. 596 County Vieira, B. 18 Hall Vieira, D. 70 Greenbrier Dr. Vieira, Jo. 553 Oliver Vieira, Ju. 1026 S. Water Vieira, P. 59 Kelton Vieira, R. 163 David Vieira, S. 343 W. Morgan Wall, R. 230 Hamlin, A Wassall, N. 16 Calumet Weeks, L. 349 Reed Wernicke, P. 130 Glennon Westgate, D. 13 Harbeck, A Westgate, E. 13 Harbeck, A Wheeler, R. 921 Glen Whitehead, D. 33 Willow Whitworth, E. 223 River Rd. Wilcox, J. 93 Park Wilkinson, K. 61 Durfee Williams, J. 596 Maxfield Wing, S. 167 Harwich Winsper, B. 383 W. Clinton Winterson, K. 16 Mandell Wishnefsky, K. 332 North Wood, S. 201 Myrtle Woodcock, M. 246 Mt. Pleasant Woolley, T. 153 Macomber Wright, R. 29 Willis Yankopolus, A. 2065 Acushnet Av. 7A) oe 270 Aquidneck 7A 0) oe a 270 Aquidneck 1972 YEARBOOK STAFF ies Paes | CONTRIBUTING EDITOR: Caro- 6, PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: lyn LaFleur Bruce Winsper ACTIVITIES EDITOR: Linda PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Piekielniak Jeff Katz EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: David Forman George Leontire PERSONALS EDITOR: Cynthia Jeff Wilcox Riley Jesse Williams ADVERTISING EDITOR: Maria William Balla Mingola ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Wendy Lord Oe ee ART EDITOR: Jeff Faria reese ted es SPORTS EDITOR: Steve Scheinman PAROS EES Bet ie CS re NONE LITERARY EDITOR: William Balla OILS IOIOK a eS a8 A gn o%a0 s aay x, Diese het he a ae ke Pe ee a ae ee ed Fa SS Fa SS a SS aS Sa Fas Mas ora Toa Fa Vas Fa fai fas M as NA ta WA b 2 . . ese eo wets Rees Eade FACULTY EDITOR: Lorraine Morris RED SIONS NOS ; 5 ROR Cra es CORR ’ : ROKR RRNA Sandy Kenyon Pe a3 OR NND RUNNIN y 2 : Ba, ROR UN NUNN AN ae OLN na Meyer RUROINI RRR OINRRN : ; NAAR . ; . t DENIS URUNNANRA ACTIVITIES STAFF: eS OOD ; oes SUSAR RANK RTA © ‘i 1A . ++ Jana E b CORES SAAN RNR ana Eisenberg OIC NAN PAUSE ON ROR 2% 4 PATE ST, St, 34, NIN 2 - a vy WOE : 4 USASZAOEDRDISEOINERENIAN Lynne Goldberg OVE NANO ‘8 ROR S aay : . CCEA NASR ar, ULE NF, 9: Ear Nt, SS WIG OO, 8,5 eA 3 ox Vey . Per, DD, : Ms x Ra Z KORN AN CONTRIBUTING STAFF: Dee URN NNN TON ANN ees Teresa Nelson Los CSG CASS NAINA RRR a 7 . HOUIEI, Tony Ferreira ae SORE RADI 43%, ii EEA NARRD EF, os ee Ue or ease FS — if Nn ADVERTISING STAFF: Pam Areia Michelle Boucher Theresa deMelo Charles Moszczenski Susan Douglas Nancy Miller Liz Nunes Marla Sanitsky PERSONALS STAFF: Robert Ladino Linda Piwowarczyk Diana Tsouprake FACULTY STAFF: Joanne Cotter Linda Poulos Paul Rapoza ART STAFF: Dianne Fonseca Nancy Fortin Michel Jodoin TYPING STAFF: Charlene Parker Jacqueline Pina Beatriz Pinho Judy deBrito Donna McHenry SPORTS STAFF: Michael E. Oliveira Martin Linkiewicz At u ASSOC. EDS: Daniel Sullivan Aaron Lansky Joseph Balestracci Raymond Michalski Sandra Berreiro Jonathan Pedersen Ann Belanger Anthony Pontes Susan Cory Richard Russek Andrew Cunliffe Barbara Sadow June Delano Deborah Simmons Jean Hamer Mona Soares Charlotte Korona Donna Tavares Marcus Loureiro James Donovan Manuela Maciel Peter Kowalsi Shaune McCarthy ADVISOR: Mrs. Judith Bolton fie SOU P Barbara Baylies Robert Ransbottom Steven Rasche ADVISOR: Mr. K. Bradford Dawson 124 Chris Berche Michelle Boucher Audrey Cabral Jana Eisenberg Leona Ferreira Maria Mingola Jeanne Monteiro Linda Morad Charlene Parker Nazare Rebello Sue Regis Gail Santos Pat Shea Joanne Teves Vincent Traca Bruce Winsper Juniors Cathy Adamowicz Sharon Banas Beverly Bendiksen Maurice Benoit Donna Borges David Fernandes Nancy Lee Donna Leighton Ann Macedo Rita Macedo Norma Medeiros Sharon Ochab Jeanne Oliver Ilene Perler Mary Rapoza Michelle Shuster Betsy Wamboldt JUNIOR COUNSELORS Seniors Sophomore Dennis Andrade Jocelyn Andrade Andrew Blais Joan Brightman Brian Brodeur Rosemary Cardosa Louis Carreiro Joseph Chase Cheryl Chudzik Vickie Collier Virginia De Pina Debby Ferreira Wendy Freedman Kula Fotiadis Susan Gamble Lynette Guilette Ruth Healy Debra Hunt Theresa Jodoin Carol Kennedy Raymond Kramer Isabelle Lawrence Michael Medeiros Deborah Mello Ina Miller Olinda Morais Joanne Poulos Leslie Poulos Maria Raposa Susan Rutkowski Douglas Stutz Kathryn Whalley Joanne Wilson Mary Ellen Yehle 122 MAIN OFFICE AIDES Mindy Andrade Donna Anselmo Sheila Bates Marie Chandler Doris Charette Eileen Correia Karen Costa Shelley England Debra McHenry Donna McHenry Norma McHenry Michele Medeiros Terry Nelson Marcia Shaw Sandra Smith Joanne Teves Suzanne Ventura Diane Vieira Donna Cabral Sharon Cadieux Nadine Calnan Cynthia Carney Catherine Caton Judith Cormier Delia Francisco Rendi Halberstadt Donna Hammond Doreen Jacques Janet Lawless Leslie Leite Lorraine Morris Ina Meyer Teresa Nelson Susan Rymszewicz Jill Saunders Patricia Shea Susan Lavimoniere Joanne Teves Karen Wishnefsky = st tome ower 1 123 Doreen Allaine Cheryl Ambra Diane Araujo Susan Avery Carleen Avila Gina Balestracci Michele Bernier Adele Blais Donna Boardman Penny Bywell Darnelle Cabral Joanne Cabral Diane Fortier Donna Foss Leslie Leite Nancy Mazewski Karen Miranda Janice Nissen Charlene Parker Susan Regis Joan Schleeweis Linda Schweidenback Patty Wernicke Mrs. Jeannette Meaney NORTH OFFICE AIDES 124 Robin Albert Janet Amaral Susan Amaral Beverly Baird Debra Beaulieu Debra Brown Sheryl Chapman Debra Correia Karen Costa Doreen Dallaire Susan Fernandes Patrice Fortes Lynn Goldberg Joanne McGuire Kathy O’Mara Donna Piekielniak Connie Poulos Jayne Querim Vanessa Silva Debra Simas Roberta Teixeira Christine Travers Nancy Wassall Patti Ann Boucher Barbara Hendricks Deborah Jacobs Deborah Lage Wendy Lord Judy Louro PriscillaMaynard Louise Ponte Donna Purcell Cheryle Quail Chris Renault Elizabeth Riding Marla Sanitsky Joan Schlee weiss Mrs. Dorothy Mello Mrs. Isabelle Simpson NURSE'S AIDES Deborah Cabral Judy Champigny Barbara DeCunha Theresa DeMello Doreen Fournier Diane Gallant Darlene Jesse Dianne Laube Donna Medeiros Linda Morad Chris Pease Cathy Pedro Brenda Quintin Terry Reilly Miss Winn GUIDANCE AIDES PUPIL PERSONNEL AIDES Phyllis Berube Malvina Brown Kathy Fernandes Debbie Ferreira Diane Fleurent Nancy Furtado Thomas Griffith Debbie Lagasse Denise Landru Benjamin Miranda Linda Pires Paula Poling Carol Reed Joseph Rethemyer Cathy Suffern Debbie Sylvia Rosalie Vieira Kathy Wilkinson Stacey Wood Mrs. Mary Winterson Susan Alves Donna Anselmo Pamela Areia Carleen Avila Nanci Blecharezyk Regina Caruso Wayne LeBlanc Kathi Medeiros Teresa Nelson Sharon Ochab Christine Pease Jacqueline Pina Barbara Chandler Cheryl Costa Janis Estrella Elissa Feinstein Anthony Ferreira Darleen Francis Pamela Lassey Linda Piwowarezyk Dani Rogers Marla Sanitsky Michelle Shuster Suzanne Sousa Vincent Traca Deborah Varnet INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA CENTER Te ' aR = eee e a 5 Dennis Alexander James Bakerink Antonio Cardoza Linda Cardoza Aldina Cordeiro Judy DeBrito Cheryl Grimes Joanne McQuilkin David Mellor Donna Mulberry Ellen Poitras Glenn Silva ADVISORS: Mr. John Borowicz Mr. Edmund Tavares Cindy Acre Barbara A ffonse Judith Dutra Maureen Jodoin Carol Moszczenski Nancy Nissen Denise Rybka Gail Smith Diane Sulham Carol Tetreaualt Martha Vanderhoop Barbara Viera Mary-Ellen Yehle Sue-Ellen Yehle LIBRARIAN: Margary Stocker ASST. LIBRARIAN: Debra Morris Vay Edmund Borges Deborah Brown June Burgess Donna Chace Nadeen Correia Nancy Dutra Shelley England Donald Gomes Sharon L’ Etoile Maria Pacheco Louise Ponte Ellen Rosenberg Gail Santos Susan Santos Deborah Steele ADVISOR: Roberta Sawyer SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Nina Abramson Beverly Bendikson Karen Costa Cheryl Cottam Diane Fortes Sharon Jacobs Alan Johnson Peggy Kain Karen McA fee Gayle McConville Nancy Mello Carol Moszezenski Debra Normandin Frances Nunes Vicki Silva Lucien Spencer Carmen Woodard ADVISOR: Roberta Sawyer JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE 128 STUDENT CONGRESS SOPHOMORE Geraldine Andrade George Bebis Andrew Blais Sharon Blumberg Rosemary Cardoza Louis Carreiro Virginia DePina Jeff Entwistle Kula Fatiadis Janice Gatenby Jimmy Gorman Sandy Hesketh Nelson Macedo Ina Miller Donna Monteiro Martin McMullen Denise Oliveira Pete Rapoza Gaie Roy Sue Rutkowski Cindy Santos Liz Santos Doug Soares Doug Stutz Leslie Taylor Joanne Trembly SENIOR Karen Alves William Balla Aldina Cordeiro Maria DesChamps George Leontire Maria Mingola Linda Morad Steven Scheinman Thea Silva Gary Shuster Robert Souza Martha Vanderhoop Bud Zipp JUNIOR Nina Abramson James Bakerink Karen DeFraitas Curt Ferreira Cheryl Fernandes Warren Hero Wayne LeBlanc Donna Leighton Nancy Maranhas Jack Maravell Debbie Medeiros Donna Medeiros Ronald Mello Paul Mendonca Sue Oliveira Sue Perry Chery! Quail John Silva Richard Sowle SENIORS Ambrose, Robert J. Barboza, Gary J. Besse, Donald J. Brown, Bradford P. Cordeiro, Stephen P. Ferreira, Daniel J. George, Steven M. Gomes, Anthony A. House, Michael D. Hunt, Francis E. Morrell, Robert D. Silva, John Williams, Jesse Weeks, Lawrence J. JUNIORS Almeida, Stephen A. Brown, Steven J. Correira, Manual Correira, Robert D. Cunha, Karl De Campos, Wesley Gonsalves, Curt J. Hose, Robert A. Kaeterle, Richard J. Lawton, Dennis Medeiros, Robert Mendes, Ronald J. Mendonca, Paul J. Perry, Richard C. Potter, Harry L. Rocha, Kevin Spencer, Jean Thompson, Henry F. Trinidad, George D. Vasconcellos, Bruce A. SOPHOMORES: Ambrose, George Andrade, Dennis A. Andrade, Francisco M. Arruda, Joseph Arruda, Manuel Benedito, Joaquim Bettencourt, Joao Carlos Bettencourt, Jose A. Bettencourt, Jose S. Bettencourt, Mario 130 Bettencourt, Valdemar F. Burns, Jack Cabral, Leo S. Carreira, Louis Chase, Joseph F. Costa, Mario M. Delgado, Steve Dupont, Daniel Farwell, Dennis Ferreira, Charles Ferreira, James Franco, Nuno M. Gonzalez, Bienvenido Goulart, Thomas Jankowski, Kenneth Lawrence, Albert A. Lebeau, Donald Magalhaes, Aleixio Martins, Joao Marrs, Wiley Medeiros, David Mingola, Bart Nunes, Michael Nunes, Stephen Oliveira, Douglas Osswald, Michael Ouellet, Norman Pimental, Francisco Polycarpo, Steve Pina, Jan Ramos, Burt Raposa, Deodato Rezendes, Antonio Rodrigues, Victor Rose, Louis Smith, Joseph Soares, Barry Soares, Donald Soares, Jose E. Soares, Leonard Jr. Sousa, Manuel A. Souza, David A. St. Pierre; Rene Dr: Travers, Kenneth Varao, Jeffrey J. Vassal, Carlos STAFF Nancy L. Sylvia, Laudelina Borges, Stephan- ie Morse, Jacqueline Pina, Debra Philipp, Beatriz Pinho, Paula Vargas. COMPANY “A” Mary Baptiste, Robert Carvalho, Sandra Bel- lino, Patti Boucher, Diane Feliciano, Roxann Santos, Jessie Staley, Christine Berches, Mary Marshall, Mary Camaro, Gale Cowen, Deborah Mello, Linda M. Soares, Anita Soares, Robin Woodard, Rene Cruz, Sherry Ray, Susan Dubois, Michelle Miranda, Linda Spinner. COMPANY “B” Cindy Lou Vasconcellos, Patricia Tolentino, Huguette Soares, Rose Marie Bosse, Cheryl Easton, Jacqueline Silva, Cheryl Mullins, Marie Tolentino, Cheryl Cottam, Rosa Amaral, Cheryl Braley, Maria Garcia, Rose Silva, Sharon Thomas, Norma Reynolds, Donna Leighton, Bernadette Macon, Almer- inda Claudino, Vincencia Lopes, Michelle Brennan. COMPANY “C” Fayette Antone, Cheryl Stenson, Donna Medeiros, Paula Almeida, Mary Barrett, Wendy Friedman, Elaine Pina, Doreen Jacques, Marilia Correia, Ruth Armstrong, Debra Beco, Laureen Gomes, Mary Medei- ros, Cheryl Dias, Maria Vasque, Nadine Avi- la, Donna Easton, Zenaida Raposa. COMPANY ‘D” Roberta Blanchard, Jeanne Monteiro, Carla Carmo, Gaylene Guilherme, Janice Pina, Ledia Velazquez, Nina Alves, Debra Bar- rows, Diane Costa, Lynette Guillette, Elaine Jacintho, Debra Mello, Delores Pina, Gail Smith, Christina Piedade, Maria Medeiros, Nancy A. Sylvia, Geraldine Gilmette, Mar- garet Nereu, Joya Texeira, Norma Gomez, Evelyn Amaro, Patricia Burgo, Andrea Da- Cruz, Dorothy Harris, Karen Lammers, Christina Mixon, Paula Rose, Magdalene Velazquez, Elizabeth Amaro, Nadeen Cor- reia, Denise Metivier, Laura Gonsalves, Janet Pina, Debra Silva, Ann Marie Soares, Mari- lyn Barboza, Melody Carter, Helen Gomes, Deborah Hunt, Cheryl Mahon, Darlen Mon- teiro, Donna Sanchez, Margaret Wunschel. BUSINESS CLUB PRES: Cynthia Carney VICE-PRES: Carolyn Lafleur SEC: Kathleen DosSantos TREAS: Leona Ferreira PUBL: Phylis Desroches WAYS and MEANS: Donna McHenry Michelle Methia Gayle Arruda Karen Dansereau Lori Feingold Jane Ferreira Maria Garcia Kim Gifford Elizabeth Hesketh Debra McHenry Norma McHenry Marcia Medeiros Alyce Norman Brenda Pina Maureen Quann Ellen Rackley Hedi Rackley Terry Reilly Denise Richard Ann Thatcher Elizabeth Whit woth ADVISOR: Mrs. Vilda Miles Williams, Jesse — Team Captain Weeks, Larry Ambrose, Robert Cordeiro, Stephen Perry, Richard Medeiros, Robert Barboza, Gary Ferreira, Caniel PRES: Linda Piwowarczyk VICE-PRES: Janet Lawless SEC: Nancy Dutra TREAS: Penny Bywell Beverly Baird Beth Barry Sheila Bates Nancy Blecharezyk Joyce Bobrowiecki Sally Borecki Deborah Brown Paula Castro Doris Charette Karen DeFreitas Diane Desrosiers Judy Dutra Sandra Epstein Jane Ferreira Diane Fortier Darlene Francis Delia Francisco Paula Gaj Kim Gifford Janice Grew GIRLS LEAGUE 133 Rendi Halberstadt Sharon Jacobs Paula Jennings Cynthia Leite Robin Lessoff Linda Morad Carol Moszczenski Lorraine Morris Terry Nelson Charlene Parker Louise Ponte Nazare Rebello Susan Regis Cynthia Riley Johanna Rothman Nancy Santos Susan Santos Joan Schlee weis Michelle Shuster Patricia Shea Patricia Wernicke Karen Wishnefsky ADVISOR: Mrs. Roberta Sawyer KEY CLUB PRES: Paul Rapoza VICE-PRES: Steven Griffith SEC: Bruce Branchaud TREAS: Bruce Winsper Mark Alberts William Balla George Bebis Paul Bennett John Coleman Ronald Coderre Steven Dalbec Ralph Deneault Jeffrey Franklin Donald Gomes Steven Jaffe Paul Jellison Charles Karalekas Wayne LeBlanc Martin Linkiewicz Murray Lukoff Roger Masson Arthur Mello Raymond Michalski Paul Nicholson Kenneth Oliveira Edward Oliver Michael Picard Peter Rapoza Jay Rechter Alan Russo Steven Sachs Bruce Sax Gary Shuster Manuel Silva Ronald Teachman Arthur Tremblay Edwin Zipp Ricky Zipp ADVISOR: Mr. George Biscari FRENCH CLUB PRES: Elizabeth Nunes VICE-PRES: Carol Moszczenski - SEC: Sue-Ellen Yehle TREAS: Jane Flor Sally Borecki Mark Cartier Sue DeBalsi Maureen Jodoin Sue Langlois Maria Mingola Rochelle Mingola Eliza Monteiro Charles Moszczenski Nancy Nissen Manuela Roderiques Denise Rybka Madelena Soares Michael Souza Martha Seif Lucy Tavares Barbara Traban Vincent Traca oe Mary-Ellen Yehle ADVISOR: Mr. Ronald Nolin ‘ hit J Ste ORR REE ERX c ” ‘ee Pegs Lan Sg a te Side ss 135 LATIN CLUB PRES: Nanci Miller VICE-PRES: Janice Grew SEC: Cynthia Riley TREAS: Susan Douglas ADVISOR: Miss Rosalie Ferreira Nina Abramson Donna Almeida Gina Balestracci William Balla Sheila Bates Paul Bennett Jeanne Desrochers Joan Douglas Sandra Epstein Brent Esancy Elissa Feinstein David Forman Cathy Gerson Marsha Jackson Sue Kestenbaum Robin Lessoff HERODOTUS CLUB PRES: Sandra Kenyon VICE-PRES: Janet Aalfs SEC: Karen Dupont TREAS: Robert Ladino Boyd Bjornoy Kathleen Moura Aaron Lansky Gary Poulin Deborah Simas Linda Smith ADVISOR: Mr. Richard Boudreau Helen Lisak Marina Mendes Narda Mendez Karen Miller Maria Mingola Rochelle Mingola Paul Rapoza Donna Rebeiro Marla Sanitsky Stephen Scheinman Michelle Shuster William Simpson David Stephens Ann Tomasik Jeff Wilcox Anna Yankopolus FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Michelle Adams Doreen Allain Donna Almeida Shirley Amaral Gerri Andrade Sandra Borreiro Deborah Brown Aldina Cordeiro Brenda Cornell Doreen Correia Susan DeBalsi Diane Desrosiers Karen Dupont Jane Eisenberg Shelly England Michelle Ferreira Jane Flor Sheila Furtado Lynne Goldberg Nancy Inman Paula Jennings Maureen Jodoin PRES: Linda Piwowarczyk VICE-PRES: Paula Gaj SEC: Joyce Bobrowiecki TREAS: Elizabeth Nunes HISTORIAN: Sally Borecki ASST. SEC: Doris Charette ASST. TREAS: Karen Kach ADVISOR: Miss Judith Allen 137 Kathy Jose Sandra Kenyon Helen Lisak Nancy Maranhas Ina Meyer Kathleen Moura Linda Piekielniak Paula Poling Ellen Rosenberg Rita Rosenthal Elizabeth Santos Michelle Shuster Kathy Silva Kathy Smith Ann Stankiewicz Lucy Tavares Joan deTerra Jean Petrie Barbara Traban Karen Wishnefsky Stacey Wood FUTURE NURSES CLUB PRES: Donna Purcell VICE-PRES: Deborah Jacobs SEC: Joan Schleeweis TREAS: Wendy Lord HISTORIAN: Elizabeth Riding Rosemary Arruda Patricia Miller Phyllis Berube Carol Mosczenski Patricia Boucher Nancy Nissen Lynde Bromberg Gayle Novick Susan Brun Christine Parr Patricia Burgo Louise Ponte Maria DaSilva Cheryle Quail Karen DeFreitas Kathy Rasche Marie Deschamps Christine Renaut Cheryl Dlouhy Donna Ribeiro Kathy Fernandes Marla Sanitsky Doreen Gaudette Jill Saunders Daphney Gibson Noelia Tavares Donna Hammond Karen Theg Barbara Hendricks Patricia Tolentino Mary Koczera Susan Venture Deborah Lage Cynthia Woodacre Denise Metivier ADVISOR: Mrs. Isabel Simpson 138 CONCERT CHORALE Gina Balestracci Beverly Bendiksen Anthony Ferreira Robert Ladino Priscilla Mullens Debra Oliveira Jean Oliveira Mark Roderick Terry Silvia Joseph Tolentino ADVISOR: Miss Janet Ratcliffe PRES: Michel Jodoin VICE-PRES: Joanne Williams SEC: Jane Peters TREAS: Loretta Zycho wicz Deborah Allen Gina Balestracci Nancy Blecharczyk Robert Butts Joseph Cottam Kathleen Duarte Jeff Faria Linda Freitas Diane Fonseca Stephanie Gibson Linda LaCouture Linde Laks Carol Moszczenski Jean Petrie Carol Ras Susan Richard Joanne Williams Sue-Ellen Yehle ADVISOR: Mr. Walter Owen 139 Gina Balestracci Jane Flor Karen McA fee Doris Nesse Janice Nissen Jeanne Oliver Donald Plummer Linda Preiss Mark Roderick Nancy Sylvia Paul Vieira Deborah Witkos ADVISOR: Mrs. Frances Heimberg AUDITORIUM CHORUS 140 Gina Balestracci Wayne Bousquet Cynthia Carney Adrien daCruz Jeff Entwistle Anthony Ferreira Leona Ferreira Daphney Gibson Stephanie Gibson Alan Haydt Eleanor Hendricks Karl Kummer Priscilla Maynard Deborah Oliver Donald Plummer Mark Roderick Kathy Silva Stephen Silva Linda Soares Nancy Sylvia Teresa Sylvia Joseph Tolentino ADVISOR: Mrs. Frances Heimberg ORGAN CLUB PRES: Barbara Hendricks VICE-PRES: Gina Balestracci SEC: Daphne Gibson TREAS: Stephanie Gibson Stephen Avila Nancy Choquette Paul Gaboriault Alan Johnson Doris Nesse Nancy Sylvia Theresa Sylvia ADVISOR: Mrs. Frances Heimberg BAND Nina Abramson James Cote Michael Kelley Denise Oliveira Stephen Amaral Barbara Cruz Robert Ladino Albert Ouellette David Barker Andrea DaCruz George Leontire Michael Pacheco Dana Bernier Barry Flor Gary Magoon Wayne Perry Thomas Brierley Roger Fournier Karen McAfee Donald Plummer Richard Britto Jean Gomes Kenneth Medeiros John Silva Steven Camara Scott Harrison David Morey Clark Smedstad Alan Correia Lisa Jenney Doris Nesse Charles Xavier Brian Nobrega MAJ: Susan Douglas : r. SKILLED WORKERS fF ; AND CRAFTSMEN ABOLITIONISTS AFRO-AMERICAN SOCIETY John Alves Karen Barros Mary Baptiste Alyse Blake Carla Carmo Jeffrey Correia Steven Delgado Erleen Duarte Donna Jean Easton Armand Enos Edmund Evora Roy Filkins Donna Fortes Geraldine Gilmette Jeffrey Gomes Maria Gomes Laura Gonsalves Peter Gonsalves Karen Grace Gaylene Guilherme Raymond Houtman Marshall Jenkins Curtis Lopes Kenneth Lopes Dwight Majette Robert Mendes PRES: Keith Francis VICE-PRES: Jeanette Lynch SEC: Fernanda Brito TREAS: Thea Silva Benjamin Miranda Cheryl Miranda Jeanne Monteiro Richard Nichols Jack Perry Frank Pina Jacqueline Pina Susan Pina William Quarles David Reynolds Reeva Rebeiro Patricia Robinson Glenn Rosa Deborah Rose Dennis Rose Lynda Rose Arthur Silva Vicki Silva Ann Marie Soares Steven Sylvia Arlene Tavares Joyce Texeira Laura Todman Edward Veiga Jesse Williams ADVISOR: Mr. Miguel Brito 142 SCIENCE CLUB PRES: Stephen Szklany VICE-PRES: David Fernandes SEC: Domingos Baptista TREAS: Linda DaRosa Michael Agey Daniel Bancroft John Barcelos M. Clothilde Branco Nadine Calnan Helen Coles Donna Cordeira Judy Cormier Brent Esancy Michael Ferreira Elissa Feinstein David Fontaine Mitchell Gaj Madeline Gauthier Elaine Holt Peter Kosta Nancy Lee Donna Mayer Jane Nicholson Mark Nunes Steven Nunes Enid Silva Michael Silva Cheryl Soares David Stephens Joseph Tavares John Vaughn Cynthia Ventura Sue-Ellen Yehle ADVISOR: Mr. William Markey BIOLOGY CLUB PRES: Joan DeTerra VICE-PRES: Debra Wilkinson TREAS: Beverly Bendiksen Donald Buckley Carol Cut Anthony Ferreira Mitchell Gaj Brenda Lawrence Carol Moszczenski Daniel Roy ADVISOR: Mrs. Virginia Sherbino AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE PRES: Martha Vanderhoop VICE-PRES: Brenda Pina TREAS: Manuela Rodriques AGYERGNE LA PAYETTE Kim Abreu Mark Alberts Beth Albert Geri Andrade Barbra Baylies Pam Castro Manuela Esteves Daphney Gibson Lisa Jenney Sue Kestenbaum Faith LaBrie Ann Marie Lambalot Elisa Monteiro Joan Percival Chery! Poirier Paula Poling Kathy Rasche Betty Santos Martha Seif Madalena Soares Karen Theg Patricia Wernicke Stacey Wood Dorothy Zawalski ADVISOR: Miss Pauline Rainville SEC: Wayne Pimental Mark Alberts Steve Almeida Francisco Artiles David Baker Pat Blackmer Donna Cabral Sharon Cambra Louis Carreiro David Carvalho Michael Caldas Ronald Corderre Charles Fleet Ken Fortier Fred Gadomski Francis Hunt Steven Lehrman Norman L’ Heureux Don Marginson Andy McKnight Kenneth Pina Burt Ramos Peter Rapoza Paul Rose Alan Russo Judi Serode Debbie Simas Christopher Trundy 144 DRAMA CLUB PRES: ANTHONY FERREIRA JR. VICE-PRES: DAVID FORMAN SEC: SHARON OCHAB TREAS: MARSHA JACKSON ADVISORS: MR. GEORGE CHARBONNEAU MR. ARMAND MARCHAND SENIORS: Mark Cartier Linda Poulos Sandra Clapp Paul Rapoza Ralph Deneault Nazare Rebello Grace Furtado Denise Rybka Barbara Hendricks Susan Rymszewicz Deborah Jacobs Martha Seif Michael Jodoin Michael Souza Sharon L’ Etoile Flora Tavares George Leontire Vincent Traca Matilda Lima Paul Vieira Nancy Nissen Patricia Wernicke Maria Pacheco Edwin Zipp Michael Pacheco 145 JUNIORS: Shirley Amaral Steven Avila Gina Ballestracci Sandra Barreiro Beverly Bendicksen Robert Butts Steven Dubois Sandra Epstein Elissa Feinstein Paula Gaj Susan Gates Alan Johnson Michelle Methia Ilene Perler Jean Petrie Jo-Ann Ryan Michelle Shuster Kathleen Smith Antoinette Tomasik Debra Wilkinson SOPHOMORES: Janet Aalfs Marc Alberts Steven Almeida Geri Andrade Susan Britton Andrea Carmo Pamela Castro Nancy Choquette Patricia Clark Virginia De Pina Diane Desrochers Joan Douglas Kula Fotiadis Nikki Fellouris Linda Fernandes Joseph Francis Linda Freitas Doreen Gaudette Thomas Hardman Mike La Bassiere Faith Le Brie Steven Lehrman Steven Medeiros Janice Morse Dennis Nowak Linda Preiss Peter Rapoza Katherine Rasche Judy Ratcliffe Linda Rayner Darilyn Rogers Douglas Stutz Karin Theg Elizabeth Tsouprake PEP CLUB PRES: Pamela Areia VICE-PRES: Janice Grew SECT: Janet Lawless TREAS: Beverly Baird JUNIORS Diane Affleck Brenda Alves Catherine Caton Doris Charette Rita Ferreira Karen De Freitas Manuela Esteves Linda Hudon Judy Hudzik Debra Jacintho Lynne Kennedy Chris Lima Anne Macedo Linda Mello Denise Metivier Carol Moszczenski Anne Mulroy Janice Nissen Jeanne Oliver Francis Oliveira Susan Oliveira Kathy Pelland Ilene Perler Teresa Rodriques Kathleen Smith Nancy Sylvia Bonnie Sylvia Theresa Sylvia Frances Tighe Sue Ellen Yehle SENIORS Doreen Allain Debra Brown Darnelle Cabral Cynthia Carney Donna Chace Sandra Clapp Joanne Cotter Paula Da Costa Diane Desrosiers Kathleen Dos Santos Judy Dutra Sharon Edge Loretta Feingold Jane Ferreira Leona Ferreira Nancy Fortin Jane Flor Patrice Fortes Delia Francisco Grace Furtado Margarida Furtado Kim Gifford Donna Hammond Nancy Inman Katherine Kalisz Carolyn Lafleur Susan Lavimoniere ADVISOR: Mrs. Pauline Amaral 147 Cynthia Leite Matilda Lima Debra Medeiros Linda Morad Gayle Niemezyk Elizabeth Nunes Deborah Oliver Charlene Parker Brenda Pina Paula Poling Louise Ponte Maria Pacheco Nazare Rebello Susan Regis Gail Russell Gail Santos Susan Santos Sandi Silveira Sharon Simpkin Madalena Soares Diane Sylvia Lucy Tavares Joanne Teves Barbara Traban Patty Wernicke Karen Wishnefsky Stacey Wood TRAFFIC SQUAD Ronald Barboza Daniel Beatriz Michael Borges Brian Brodeur Louis Cordeiro Manuel Correia Marie DesChamps Richard Fournier Bruce Garcia Donald Lebeau Steven Macek Steven Mainville Audrey McKnight Maria Medeiros Frederick Pacheco Edwin Prince Jose Soares Mark Soares Steven Taylor Vincent Traca Wayne Tomczewski Maria Vasques Barbara Vieira ADVISOR: Mr. Charles Luchetti PRES: Donald Gomes VICE-PRES: Edward Borges TREAS: George Leontire David Cordeira Donald Cordeira Ralph Deneault John Inacio Charles Karalekas Jeffrey Katz ADVISOR: Mr. Henry Saltzman HEAD: Patricia Shea Joann Cabral Diane Fortes Rendi Halberstadt Debra Mello Eliza Monteiro Helen Neary CO-HEADS: Michelle Bernier Patricia Mello Nadine Calnan Sandra Fernandes Judy Louro Terry Reilly Marcia Shaw Cheryl Soares ADVISOR: Mrs. Pauline Amaral meee A DERS Terry Nelson Debra Pragana Joan Schleeweis Susan Vieira Ginger White ADVISOR: Mrs. Lois Drew MAJORETTES 149 Ana Araujo Pam Areia Linda Arrington Carleen Avila William Balla Connie Baptista Luise Baptista Norma Beauregard Michele Bernier Maurice Bessette Joyce Bobrowiecki Bruce Branchaud Ann Brennan Janet Burrer Penny Bywell Paula Castro Aldina Cordeiro Joanne Cotter George Czechowski Susan De Balsi Marie Deschamps Jeanne Desrochers Phyllis Desroches Diane Desrosiers Susan Douglas Erleen Duarte Deborah Dupont Karen Dupont Jeffrey Faria Kathleen Fernandes Jane Flor Diane Fortes Grace Furtado Shelley England Mitchell Gaj Paul Gallant Madeline Gauthier Steven Gioiosa Janice Grew Donna Hammond Francis Hunt Paula Jennings Maureen Jodoin Lawrence Kaner Jeffrey Katz Sandra Kenyon Alan LaBrode Rita Lachapelle Robert Ladino Carolyn LaFleur Janet Lamoureux Jack Landau Susan Langlois Eliot Lassow Cynthia Leite Sharon L’ Etoile Leslye Lima Matilda Lima Wendy Lord Joseph Loria Marie Luis Stanley McMullen Joanne McQuilkin Kathleen Medeiros Theresa DeMelo Debra Menard Ina Meyer Nanci Miller Cynthia Mis Elisa Monteiro Linda Morad Charles Moszczenski Kathleen Moura Doris Nesse Nancy Nissen Donna Oliveira Michael Oliveira Linda Piekielniak Brenda Pina Kathleen Pisz Linda Piwowarczyk Louise Ponte Nancy Pontes Lucien Provencher Paul Rapoza Susan Regis Donna Ribeiro Cindy Riley Manuela Roderiques Daniel Roy Denise Rybka Stephen Scheinman Martha Seif Marcia Shaw Gary Shuster Victor Silva Eugene Sladewski Linda Smith MadalenaSoares John Souza Michael Souza Robert Souza Joseph Tavares Lucia Tavares Barbara Traban Deborah Varnet John Vaughan Paul Vieira Russell Wall Jeffrey Wilcox Bruce Winsper Stacey Wood Anna Yankopolus SYOINAS JUNIORS Nina Abramson Cathy Adamowicz Donna Almeida Shirley Amaral Stephen Avila Gina Balestracci David Baker Sandra Barreiro Beth Barry Beverly Bendiksen Paul Bennett Nancy Blecharcezyk Donna Borges Enrico Branchini Deborah Catlow Catherine Caton Doris Charette Gabriel Da Silva Maria Delgado Joan DeTerra Armand Enos Sandra Epstein Diane Fortes Cort Ferreira Paula Gaj Susan Gates Rendi Halberstadt Richard Hesketh Dennis Houghton Marsha Jackson Deborah Lage Aaron Lansky Dianne Laube Joanne Laube PRES: Maria Mingola HONOR SOCIETY VICE-PRES: David Forman SEC: Elizabeth Nunes TREAS: Susan Lavimoniere ADVISOR: Mr. Charles Robinson Paul Lavalle Wayne Leblanc Robin Lessoff Helen Lisak James Lisak Edward McAloon Nancy Maranhas Linda Mattos Judith Medeiros Norma Medeiros Marina Mendez Denise Metivier Maria Miranda Debra Morris Carol Moszczenski Hugh Neenan Janice Nissen Frances Nunes Susan Oliveira Ronald Pepin Michael Picard Gary Pickett Mary Ann Rapoza Jay Rechter Jo Ann Ryan Brenda Savage Michelle Shuster Janet Silva John Silva Sandra Smith Daniel Sullivan Donald Sylvia Antoinette Tomasik Sue Ellen Yehle ID JELC Al, CIL(O 63 Brian Almeida Connie Aubin David Bonneau Don Bryden Michael Carmo James Costello Debra Daniels Roy Filkins Gail Gurney Terry Jorge Roger Lavoie Nathan Livramento ley Mary Lobo John Millette George Moniz Steve Pacheco Steve Pedro Nancy Pierce Cynthia Pinto Joan Sherman Geraldine Silva Randall Soares Carole Vallett ADVISOR: C. Peter Clavin SENIORS Deirdre Almeida Kristine Barret Daniel Beatriz Ann Beyer Joanne Bichel Kathleen Broughton Shelley England Kathleen Fernandes Kathy James Paula Jennings Wendy Lord Debbie Menard Cynthia Mis Donna Piekielniak Linda Piekielniak Brenda Pina Louise Ponte Nazare Rebello Marcia Shaw Miriam Silva Joseph Tolentino Stacey Wood Diane Araujo Karen Costa Donna Deree Gail De Terra Don Durfee Roland Hopwood Darlene Jesse Nancy Luiz Janis Manssuer Lynn Martins Janice Nissen Patricia Paton Cheryl Ann Quail Nancy Santos Frances Tighe Christopher Trundy Deborah Wilson Nes: JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT JUNIORS Catherine Adamowicz SOPHOMORES Russalee Adams Dennis Andrade Nadine Avila Sandra Cambra Sharon Cambra Leslie Carroll Bertie Collier Cynthia Crocker Linda Fernandes Karen Galligan Ilene Gomes Linda Laks Susan Menard Dennis Nowak Joan Percival Linda Perry Connie Raposa Elizabeth Santos Nancy Sitarz Karen Sowa Diane Vieira Katherine Whalley PORTUGUESE PAN AMERICAN SOCIETY PRES: Maria Pacheco VICE-PRES: Matilda Lima SEC: Sandra Clapp TREAS: Brenda Pina ASST. SEC: Margarida Furtado ASST. TREAS: Grace Furtado Geraldine Andrade Michele Bernier Rosemary Cardoza Cynthia Carney Karen Churro Susan Costa Erleen Duarte Sharon Enos David Fall Deborah Ferreira Delia Francisco Paul Gaboriault Alan Haydt Carol Kennedy Albert King 1) Linda McKenzie Alda Medeiros Theresa deMelo Deborah Mullin Alyce Normand Michael Oswald Armanda Raposo Manuela Rodrigues Susan Rutkowski Catherine Santiago Gail Santos Thea Silva Madalena Soares Deborah Steele ADVISOR: Mrs. Philip Silva Donna Almeida Walter Almond Pamela Areia Rosemary Arruda Richard Baarsvik Catherine Bannon Larry Bizzarro Patricia Blackmer Joyce Bobrowiecki Ann Brennan Donna Boardman Audrey Cabral Mark Cartier Paula Castro Judith Cormier Judith DeBrito David Davidian Jeffrey Faria John Farrell Diane Gallant Cheryl Grimes Kathi Handler SHAKESPEARE CLUB Heidi Hurwitz Deborah Jacobs Sharon Jacobs Lisa Jenney Michel Jodoin Karen LaBerge Alan LaBrode Joanne McGuire Jose Medeiros Elizabeth Mello Cynthia Mis Donna Piekielniak Margaret Ponte Heidi Rackley Gale Roderiques Denise Rybka Jill Saunders Brenda Simmons Joanne Stewardson Daniel Sullivan Charles Tsouprake ADVISOR: Miss Dorothy Castaldo 15 MATH CLUB Madeline Gauthier Albert Jamaitis Maureen Jodoin Joseph Tavares ADVISOR: Mrs. Eileen Diggle DEBATING SOCIETY PRES: Brenda Pina VICE-PRES: Jack Landau SEC: Johanna Rothman TREAS: Maria Mingola Andrew Blais Steven Lehrman Stephen Scheinman ADVISOR: Mr. John Borowicz at q a eX % 29 ve aun 57 1 nea: cet i il lie 62 1 MICHAEL SOUZA SUSAN RYMSZEWICZ MARTHA SEIF Directors— MR. GEORGE CHARBONNEAU, MR. ARMAND MARCHAND, MARK C ARTIER (student director) “THE NECKLACE™ Mathilde Joan Douglas Robert Mark Cartier Jeanne Nikki Fellouris Blanchard Robert Cyr Henriette Elizabeth Tsouprake Susan Rymszewicz DIRECTORS: Mr. George Charbonneau, Mr. Armand Marchand, David Forman (student director) ec = = = CONCERT = - es =) =) : NY ava-Gim Stana FOOTBALL N.B.H.S. DUMPS DURFEE, CATCHES 2nd PLACE The N.B.H. ‘‘11’’ ended this season’s campaign with a noteworthy 6-1-1 performance. This record gave the Crimson 2nd berth in the Bristol County League, finishing just behind Attleboro (7-1). In its 8 fall contests, the Whalers defeated Bishop Stang, Coyle, Taunton, N.B. Vocational, Chicopee Com- merce, and Durfee. They succumbed only once — this to Attleboro — and tied Bishop Feehan in their other encounters. The season was brought to a climax with a convinc- ing 21-8 victory over Durfee High in the Thanksgiving Day battle. This classic traditionally played on Thurs- day, was very untraditionally played on a Saturday due to inclement weather. Much credit should be given to Coach Joe Betten- court and his representatives on the field of battle for their fine efforts. All too often, the spectator merely sees the boys’ polished performances in an actual con- test. One must remember, however, that many hours of stances, starts, blocking, tackling, and agility drills went into molding this successful ball club. Football, as a contact sport, truly supports the idea — “Athletics is the equalizer among all’’. On the foot- ball field no political tactics may be applied. The situ- ation may be simplified to the following: the team with the greater talent and desire is the team which eventually triumphs. Moreover, many observers feel — “Next to war, football is the toughest thing!”’ !st ROW — Bob Bergeron, Ed Oliver, Marshall Lee, Joe Loria, Ray Michalski, Ricky Zipp, Art Tremblay, Ron O’Berry. 2nd ROW Michael Henry (manager), Ed Zipp, Bob Olejarz, Art Daigle, Lee Harriman (co-captain), Mike Oliviera (co-captain), John Seed, Carly Mendes (manager). 3rd ROW — Ron Teachman, Mike Gomes, Dave Reynolds, Mike McCann, Ed Mello, Tom Goodine, Richard O’Berry, Dave Bixler. 4th ROW — Donald Gomes, Mark Reedy, John Inacio, Andy Greene. 170 se EE Ss zat PP Pecwiae SBR RI ° TRE AEROS A OAT 171 174 SOCCER CRIMSON KICKERS SNATCH NEW ENGLAND CROWN ‘ Pride, Respect, and Loyalty’? — these are the qualities Coach Bob Parker looked for team mem- bers to possess. However, Coach Parker might have included one other quality inherent in his boys, when talking with our sports staff interview- er. Undoubtedly, it was the N.B.H. Booters’ ability to Win! The invincible ‘““Crimson Machine” compiled an eye-opening 25-0-0 season. They won 18 games in league play and 7 others in tournament contests. These impressive statistics all contributed to New Bedford High’s successful quest for its first New England soccer title. Although the team was truly awesome with its depth of talent, the going was not ‘‘all downhill” for our band of booters. At one point in the sched- ule, the team was forced to play 10 games, span- ning 17 days. Because the state tourney com- menced November |, the Crimso n were simultane- ously playing their regular season circuit which did not terminate until November 12! Moreover, many hours of practice — heading, trapping, passing, and shooting into the net — were expended in mak- ing our soccer unit a solid contender this year. At this time, we, the ‘“‘Crimson Log”’ staff, would like to extend our sincerest congratulations in behalf of the entire school to Coach Bob Parker and his “‘kicky”’ kids for their fine efforts. FIRST ROW (left to right) Rod da Silva, Joe Mello, John Costa, Gabe da Silva, Dave Augustine, Ronnie Fernandes, Mike Reedy, Herman Pinto, Jack Cardoza, George da Souza, Joe Prata. SECOND ROW Joe Fagundes, Gene Spencer, Gary Soares, Joe Garcia, Charlie Caban, Bruce Botelho, Ron- nie Sylvia, John Souza, Joe Carreiro, Mr. Parker, Mark Ka- gan, Tony Rezendes. MISSED IT BY THAT MUCH This year’s N.B.H.S. cross country team recent- ly concluded their season with a respectable 4-2 mark. This record was 2nd only to Attleboro for top spot in the Southeastern Massachusetts League. New Bedford’s victims included Stang, Durfee, Coyle and Taunton. It was Attleboro, however, who assumed the role of the ‘‘spoiler” this season, beating the Crimson once in a regular season encounter and again in the Southeastern Mass. League Meet. As a consequence of this latter defeat, New Bedford High finished — guess what! — 2nd in the aforementioned meet. Cross country, as a spectator sport, is not nearly as publicized as a football or basketball clash. Nonetheless, it requires the same motivation and desire, if the participant is to excel. Coach Ralph Perry told our sports interviewer that no one who tries out for the squad is cut. Dedication is the one essential attribute which the prospective cross country candidate must possess. With practice en- tailing runs of 5 to 10 miles around the Whaling City Golf Links, there is little question as to why one must perforce be dedicated to this athletic pur- suit. For Coach Perry, ‘“‘Those who matter are those who care.” Lately, in many newspaper articles, much con- troversy has been aroused as to whether participa- tion in sports really aids in building one’s charac- ter. Perhaps no other sport supports this premise any more substantially than cross country. When running until one is able to drop, it is of the utmost necessity that the individual rely upon endurance and mental discipline in finishing out the exhaust- ing ‘“‘heats’. As the adage goes, ‘Quitters always quit and hitters always hit”! Ist ROW — LEFT TO RIGHT — Ed Mulvey, Charles Gomes, Charles Karalekas, Dave Chadwick, Tom Luckraft, Manny Silva. 2nd ROW — LEFT TO RIGHT — Len Gifford, John Alves, Richard Nichols, Keith Francis, Bob Britto, Peter Gon- zalez, Armand Enos, Bob Simmons, Coach Ralph Perry. 181 WINTER TRACK “Complete with a Chill, a Huff and a Puff” N.B.H.S. Winter Track Program ‘“Complete with a Chill, a Huff and a Puff” With but 3 meets remaining, the ’72 Winter Track Team has already “done itself proud”’ by compiling 6 victories in 7 outings. Included on this impressive list of conquests are: Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Falmouth, Barnstable, Tabor Academy, and Dennis- Yarmouth. Although the squad of 34, led by Coach Ponte and co- Captains Richard Nichols and Mike McCann, is in- stalled in no formal league as such, they find ample competition in the Southeastern Massachusetts De- velopmental Track Association. This association in- cludes teams from the nearby Capeway Conference. In regard to next year’s newly-created Southeastern Massachusetts Athletic Conference, where some peo- ple seem to feel that the high school has a supposed advantage by virtue of the large enrollment and the size of players for football competition, this argument has no validity whatsoever when applied to winter track. How can a team truly call themselves first-rate, if they are unwilling to prove equal to answering the challenges of all schools? This is especially true of win- ter track where size is not the essential attribute, but where perseverance of the individual and natural abili- ty wholly dominate. In training his charges for competitive meets, in- volving such events as the 45-yard hurdles, the 5SO-, 300-, 600-, 1000-yard, mile and 2-mile runs, and relay heats, Coach Ponte has implemented what is referred to as the “interval training” technique. Thus far, he has met with considerable success as evidenced by the team’s fine 6 to 1 record. Members of the squad run in groups against a time limit which is made constantly more demanding. On a typical day, the jocks might engage in twelve '2-mile runs, with |-minute rest peri- ods interspersed. Coach Ponte further went on to state that his runners are so dedicated to keeping their bod- ies in fine tone that they’d probably disown him if he called off any practices. One can easily believe this statement. After all, why else are we getting a new high school come September? Only because the track team has practiced so fervently on the 3rd floor for so many years that the structure is no longer safe to in- habit ... ithas become that RUN D O W N ! 1972 Winter Track Team BOTTOM ROW, L. TO R.: Coach Richard Ponte, Robert Britto, John Alves, Mike McCann, Richard Nichols, Lou Provencher, Barry Frates, Paul Nicholson, Peter Gonsalez, Mike Gomes. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Leonard Gifford, Fred Izyk, Joe Pra- itm: PUTIN f Prem 2 ‘g V to, Ed Mulvey, Dave Chadwick, Jan Pina, Mark Nooth, Chris Ramos, Alan King. TH RD ROW, L. TO R.: Charles Gomes, Ed McAloon, Frank Andrade, Manuel Silva, Robert Correia, Joe Francis, Burt Ramos, Bill Correia. BACK ROW, L. TO R.: Tony Monteiro, Robert Simmons, Jeff Pina, Russell Andrews, Brian Thomasset. BASKETBALL N.B.H.S. “GLOBE TROTTERS” GALLOP TOWARD STATE TITLE N.B.H.S. ‘“‘Globe-Trotters” Gallop Toward State Title The New Bedford High School basketball squad finds itself in the midst of another banner year. Thus far, the varsity is 9-1 in Bristol County League action and 11-2 for its overall efforts. Though the regular season has not ended at the time of this writing, the team’s record, as of now, is a fair indicator of how it will fare in remaining games. Although the Crimson basketeers take each of their 18 games as they come, the squad is eagerly awaiting the chance to show their prowess on a state level. To be eligible for this prestigious elimination event, a team must compile victories in 65% of its games or, hopefully in the case of New Bedford High, the team may also qualify by winning their league title. Through constant drilling and ‘‘just plain hard work”, Coach Lombardo has again molded all the available talent into a solid contending team this season. This is where a coach is so important to the squad. If a team has much individual ability but is not well-coordinated as a whole, chances are slim of a successful outcome. Coach Lombardo speaks of basketball in terms of life with its many “ups and downs’’. It’s fine when a team has a comfortable lead, be it in a game or in league standings. There’s always that instance out of the shadow of fate, however, when one is called upon to prove himself equal to the task. This moment may present itself when the ‘‘Star”’ player fouls out of an important game early in the 3rd quarter, with an un- timely injury, or a bad call by the ref. Regardless of the situation, the coach has tried to instill incentive in his players to rise to the occasion and never falter. Mr. Lombardo’s philosophy is a formidable one to fault, and his basketball team — even more so! NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Mike Reedy, Keith Francis, Lee Harriman, Steve Ramos, Billy Towers, and David Pontes. 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