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

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1973 volume:

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OGs2Z02 Class Will....... al of i, ................... 220 ; yet ever PERE R EEE EF hange, indeed is painful ? ‘how can our W6eks and Thoughts, i same ¥ fittest, continue always th we ourselves has its force and worth nay 1) Pk See +e me me me eT in the Same. 10 Alphonse Kar The More Things Change, the More They Rema AG OC Ren E F ’ Blocks C, D Ghices ehbsds webees Citteegge 14 x | x eles B a is a i Siren annie Ate sa pany ee ee 15 (within this |frame-work of learning have experienced failure; others hav igh these experiences we have formed new ideals and pinpointed dif ino longer adolescents but on the brink of adulthood facing the doors of the fu s a time for us to look outward and establish ourselves in our society. . atiently waiting for 1:50 bell will no longer be part of our daily routine. The up$ ns of daily living at Hathaway Boulevard will always be locked in our minds. A NINA ABRAMSON 32 Lincoln St. Cum dignatate otium (lei- sure with dignity). Enjoys participating and viewing sports. Dislike of disor- ganization. Tobea lawyer. MICHELLE ADAMS 216 Grinnell St. “Missy” Torn between college and travel. How can she ever forget the Durfee Rallies, football and soccer games? Dream ts to stop poverty. ROBIN ALBERT 67 Ivy Rd. “Rob Found being se- nior most exciting in NBHS. Going on to col- lege. Unreliable people she says are a drag. | pa � | BRUCE ABREU 882 Ridge St. DIANE AFFLECK 95 Bluefield St. “Di'’ Wants to become an auto mechanic or a sec- retary. Enjoys walking on Horseneck Beach and hopes to ride a motor- bike. Fun with Miss Cohen! DAVID ALLARD 539 Hawes St. “Dave ’ Would like to go to college. Can be found at the bowling alleys. No big hangups. WARREN L. ABREU 882 Ridge St. Has a heavy dislike for school, but still plans to go to college. MICHAEL AGEY A833 Sebrontou “Popeye” Plans on study- ing psychology. Daffy desire, go to the moon. Loves to daydream. Can be found at Quint’s Kitchen. DONNA ALMEIDA 14 Moynan St. Has many future plans. Enjoys bike riding. Does not enjoy people who crit- icize others. 18 CATHERINE M. ADAMOWICZ 365 Bonito St. “Sally” She will never forget Lynn’s knocking herself out in locker room. Hawaii is her idea of heaven. Future isn't certain. JO ANN AGRELLA 1069 Mt. Pleasant St. ‘‘Jo’’ Free moments spent listening to Chicago, being with Paul. Has plans to becomea secretary. STEPHEN ALMEIDA 24 Oaklawn St. Will attend BCC, become a cop. Finds leaving NBHS exciting. Triangle Park is his favorite hangout. KATHY ADAMOWSKI 31 Rutland St. No future plans. Does not wish to divulge anything about herself. LEONARD AGUIAR 717 Brock Ave. “Lenny” Aspires to be an electrician. Alan King, the comedian, cracks him up. a if, BRENDA JOYCE ALVES 11 Henry Dr. Brandy Plans to bea nurse. Almost burning up the chem. lab was her most exciting moment in NBHS. Favorite group is Bread. JANET AMARAL 210 Eugenia St. “Pip’’ Would like to work with children. Loves the “Moody Blues”’. GILBERT ANDRADE 69 Russell St. “Attila” A possible phy- siologist or pathologist perhaps? Found with his friends or in Black Cul- ture. Wishes blacks had fair shake in the world. | JOHN AUGUST 60 Short St. A boy with not much to say about himself. JORGE A. AMARAL 58 Phillips Ave. Would like to become successful in chemistry. Wishes to find and be himself. Enjoys playing sports. Ambitious, he says! ROBERTA ANDREWS 72 Jouvette St. “Bobbie” Future hazy. Says she is easy to get along with. Loves home and friends but wants to wander. DONALD AURELIO 9 Harmony St. Don His goal is to bea police officer. Loves to drive. SHIRLEY AMARAL 104 Earle St. College bound. Just pic- ture her as the mayor of New Bedford! Most likely stationed in front ofa TV or out walking. PAUL ANTAYA 109 Davis St. ““Pud” Aspires to go into computer training. Se- cretly wants to be rich. Enjoys Emerson, Lake and Palmer. SUSAN AVERY 281 Mendell Rd., A “Miss Avery Hopes to go into medicine. Is crazy about Paul Lynde. Secret wish is to be a concert pianist. 19 STEPHEN AMARAL 570 Church St. “Steve’’ Future banker. Glad to be a Senior! Is found at Star Store and in corridors. A “‘Road Run- ner’ fan. Hates working. DIANE RACHEL ARAUJO 59 Lucas St. “Screwjo’’ Elementary Ed. her goal. Like to bea dolphin. Poetess who can be found on the beach or dancing. Learning stick shift driving memorable. JOEL AVILA 23 Bourne St. DONNA ANDRADE 298 Cedar St. “Dono” Desires a danc- ing career. Easy to find her at the Green Diner. She really digs boogie-ing and people who are REAL. GAYLE ARRUDA 370 Cedar St. Would like to be airline stewardess. Can be found outside school on beach. Wishes people wouldn't look down on each other. STEPHEN AVILA 101 Sagamore St. “Steve’’ Future teacher. Happiest playing the or- gan, listening to ‘‘God- spell’’’. Will always re- member the blackout the last day at NBHS. DAVID BAKER 128 Hathaway Rd. “The Kodak Kid’’ Wants to further his education and go into the world of photography. An active member of our great Drama Club. JAMES BANKS 104 Bonney St. “Jimmy” Sees a future in teaching. Daffy desire is to be a millionaire. Loves TV watching, especially Flip Wilson. A Beatles admirer. SANDRA ANN BARREIRO 65 Nash Rd. “Sandy” College-bound. Like to tour the U.S. as crime-fighter. Can't en- dure hypocrites. Admires Ted Kennedy and Simon and Garfunkel. JAMES A. BAKERINK 397 Ashley Blvd. Jim Plans to go into electronics. Enjoys Flip Wilson. Deliberates that happiness Is surviving school without cracking up. DOMINGOS BAPTISTA 319 Cedar St. ‘“Fred ’ Wants songwrit- ing or space science as career. Upset by illogical people. Usually playing guitar and singing somewhere. JO ANN BARROS 93 Tallman St. “Jo A carefree girl who has no specific plans for the future. Has had loads of fun at NBHS. GINA BALESTRACCI 634 Kempton St. To Lowell State, teach music. Yen to live onan Alp. Hung up on music. In District Chorus. Pipe or- gan worshipper. ‘Music is love made audible.” JOHN BARCELOS 339 Hawthorn St. Interested in getting his Ph.D. in languages. Finds pleasure in being in school and listening to Chicago. LEA BETH BARRY 14 Gould St. “Beth” Plans to go into social work. Dreams of becoming a professional tennis player. Likes to work with people. Will remember bomb scares. 20 SHARON BANAS 534 Coggeshall St. “Barnash” Entering the teaching field. Longs to tour the world. Always found with Rocky. Big- gest hangup is vain people. DAVID BARKER 47 Ohio St. Intends to become a rich doctor, but spend a year travelling around the world first. JOHN BASZAK 248 No. Front St. Loves cars, sports, and girls. Happy at 1:50 and weekends. Pet peeve is deadlines. Find him at Milk Jug or at Sunoco Gas Station. DANIEL BANCROFT 22 kucasists “Danny” Plans to travel. He's asports nut. GARY BARON 26 Bullard St. Future state trooper. A look at the moon is his dream. Is anywhere but home! Basketball games are his meat. SHEILA BATES 933 Pine Hill Dr. ROBERT BEALS 118 Adams St. Hopes to enter construc- tion engineering. Dreams of seeing a Giants game in person. Enjoys music of Chicago. Pet peeve is English. PAUL BENNETT 2 Jenny Lind St. . Becoming an architect is his plan. Unforgettable ovation in ‘Boy Friend”’. Is either on, above, or under the stage. Admires Tom Eagleton. PAUL BERTOLDO 269 Wood St. Enjoyed suspension from Mr. Southworth. Spends much time with Jo, who also is his big hangup. DONNA BEAUMONT 133 Fair St. Bow Ambition is to get married, be lab techni- cian. Finds insecurity a hangup. Secretly wishes to climb a mountain. DARLENE BENOIT 1529 Acushnet Ave. Plans to go to California after graduation. Her idea of relaxation is listening to records with HIM. SUSAN BERTOLDO 889 Mt. Pleasant Street ‘Sue’ Future undecided. Really had a ball at the Junior Prom. School is her idea of nothing at all. SUSAN BEDARD 46 Rodney Fr. Blvd. y f Fi RICHARD BERGERON 67 Yale St. “Rod Berrenson”’ His one ambition is to become a staff writer for the Mad Magazine. Some day, he would like to meet Mr. Rodrigues. DAVID ROBERT BESSE 161 Newton Street Future ambition to work. His favorite personality is the Pink Panther. Having Mr. Horvitz after lunch is his big hangup. 21 yy is Ls SANTA MARIA BELLINO 38 Willis St. “Shorty” Goal is Nursing School. Biggest hangup is arguing with Peder. DEBRA BERNARDO 80 Nash Rd. “Debbie” Her future is in secretarial work. Always on phone or out. Despises immature guys. Recalls the Junior Prom with fond nostalgia. RACHEL BESSETTE 16 Lambert St. ¢ .� ’ bea’ BEVERLY BENDIKSEN 11 Marion St., A. “Bev” Career in physical therapy. Wants to visit Africa and swing from the trees. Real ambition is to have no ambitions. Watches Hogan's Heroes. MICHAEL BERNIER 117 Bates St. ““Mike ’ Hopes to major in Special Ed. Goal is to become rich. Usually is with his girl. Favorite TV star is Pat Paulsen. Easily pleased, he says. JOSEPH BETTENCOURT 44 North St., Matt. “Scoop” Plans to roam the vast grounds of Tiajuana. SANDRA BETTENCOURT 371 Conduit St. “Sandy” Ambition to work with children. Loves going to the Cape. People who say they'll do some- thing and then don't do it bother her. “Huh!” LEO BLIER 1327 Purchase St. “BBB” Data processing in view. Dreams of being on desert isle with world’s great movie actresses. Fond of sleeping. Turned off by conceited people. SUSAN BOOKMAN 108 Purchase St. “Susie” Plans to be a sec- retary. Favorite musical group is the Moments. Loves Redd Foxx on TV. JOSE PEDRO BIO 65 Mosher St. “Zepedro” Plans to be an engineer. Favorite TV show is ‘‘Mod Squad , but real hero is Tarzan? ROSE BOARDMAN 49 Lussier St., A. Bud Looks forward to becoming a lab tech. GEORGE BORDEN 162 Sawyer St. ROYD BJORNOY 210 Dartmouth St. Main interest is to stay away from hard work, and take it easy. CHESTER BOBROWIECKI 218 Maywood St. Chet To attend college and would love to play professional baseball. Becoming rich would be fantastic. DONNA BORGES 72 Woodlawn St. Smiley’? Remembers field trip in Jr. year with Drama Club. Love to bea mixture of Sophia, Ursula and Raquel. Future math prof. 22 SUZANNE BLAKE iS brancis ote “Sue ' She plans to spend her life traveling. Was fond of the movie called ““Friends’’. Says she has no hangups. DEBORAH A. BOGA $11 So-FirstSt Debbie College bound. Enjoys being with the one she loves. Can be found with J.F. Hangup is peo- ple who don't say what they mean. MICHAEL K. BORGES 92 Rockland St. “Mike'’ Ambition to mar- ry Linda. Thinks Bobby Orr is great. Secret wish to be a daddy and win state game. Dislikes fight- ing with his Linda. NANCIE BLECHARCZYK 259 Query St. “Nanc”’ Our talented Art Editor. ‘‘The Happiest person is the one who thinks the most interest- ing thoughts.” CHRISTINE BOMBARDIER 922 Middle Rd., A. “Chris’’ Would like to do office work. Remembers getting caught skipping school. Dislikes snobby people and cliques. WILLIAM BOTELHO 72 Grant St. Can be met at Brooklawn Park. Biggest hangup is shy people. Finds George Carlin a laff riot. ATTI ANN BOUCHER 2 Budano Dr. Bouche Plans to be- ome a nurse. Found nostly with her steady, Jave. Loathes taking yrders. Aims to be happy elping people. ARTHUR BOUDREAU 18 Lisa Ave. ROBERT BOURASSA 111 Longview Rd. “Bob” Goal is art career. This transfer student from Holy Family doesn’t have time to do all he wants. SUSAN BOYER 28 Fairmount St. LOUIS BRAGA 49 Cottage St. “Louie” Going to trade school. Great getting lost and being late to class in new NBHS. “‘Mod Squad” his bag. DAVID BRANCHAUD 5 Mason St. “Branch” ENRICO BRANCHINI 309 Central Ave. “Rico” Has decided to have fun in college. His daffy desire is to corner the money market. MARIA BRANCO 73 Nelson St. “Mary ’ Future plans are to be a nurse or teacher. Getting out of bed at 5:30 a.m. for school bugs her. Can most often be found at work. MARIE BRAULT 330 Mt. Pleasant St. Aims to be social worker. Enjoys listening to the music of Peter, Paul and Mary. Free of hangups. YVONNE BRITO 192 Purchase St. “Evon ’ To be pediatric nurse. Digs Glen. Really bothered by finding it dif- ficult to express herself. RICHARD BRITTO 30 Bluefield St. ‘Little Rich” Plans to go nto music. Remembers ‘hat fun in “The Pit”’. Will 2e a top recording artist. ROBERT BRITTO 291 Hillman St. “Bobby” An auto me- chanic is future. Really digs track and hopefully will continue running through life. Can you pic- ture him ina marathon? MICHAEL BRODEUR 34 Vine St. “Mike’’ Construction his goal. Hates teachers who tell him not to do what he is gonna do anyway. Be found hanging around the corner (any corner). 23 BARBARA BROUGHTON 181 Robeson St. ‘Mel’ Is engaged to be married in July of this year. Your best bet to find her will be on West Island with Jim. STEVEN BROWN 28 Stapleton St. “Brown” Looks to live it up during the summer and then attending col- lege. Dislikes all new rules at NBHS. JOHN BRUM 3 Parkside Ave. ROBERT BUTTS 1508 Morton Ave. “Bobby” Plans airline work. Loved getting lost in ‘The Pit’. Crazy urge to yell over the P.A. sys- tem. Girls turn him on. LILLIAN CABAN 394 South Second St. “Pepper” Plans to be- come a teacher. Has a deep desire to be happy. DEBORAH CABRAL 147 Rockland St. ‘“‘Deb”’ Loves Grand Funk. Always finding trouble. Hates liars. Can't wait to work in an office or cloth- ing store. Hopes to find true happiness. EDUARDO CABRAL 397 Rivet St. “Eddy” Digs the Beatles and TV's ‘‘Partridge Family”. GILBERT CABRAL 492B Maxfield St. “Scuff-head”’ Plans to be a state trooper. Can be foun d in school every- where but the office. SHARON CADIEUX 43 Seymour St. Daffy desire is to meet someone special. Has fun getting lost in school. Biggest hangup for her is her history class. NADINE CALNAN 470 Union St. She would like to bea film director. Secretly wishes to own Kawasaki 750. Would you believe her hobby is playing hockey??? SHIRLEY CAMARA 315 Collette St. “Shirl” Aims to work in office and get married. Is an avid sports fan. Hob- bies are art and cooking. MARY CAMARO 282 Dartmouth St. DAVID R. CAPLETTE 216 Harwich St. “Dave ’ Has no ambitions or plans for the future. Dreams of being a super- star. Enjoys listening to the music of Rolling Stones. CARLA CARMO 27 Ocean St. Goal, Medical Secretary. Leisure time spent in Wareham. Love to return to Italy. Favorites are the Moments. Big hangup is Brian Pires. CHARLES CARPENTER 309 Austin St. 24 ELAINE CARREIRO 176 Hathaway St. Ambition to be married. Secretly wishes to bea millionaire. Hates going to school and waking up early. Admires comedian Flip Wilson. PATRICIA CARREIRO 100 Rockland St. ‘“‘Meinerka”’ Looks for- ward to being a waitress. An admirer of Flip Wilson. Hangup is smoking too much. NBH really rose high from 71-72. DAVID J. CARTER 17 Studley St. To be a forest ranger. Exciting experience mad rush for lunch at old cafe- teria. Secret wish to trav- el within U.S.A. MICHAEL CEMBALISTY 238 Wilson St. “Shambles” Hopes to get into oceanography. His wish is to travel Appal- achian Trail from Maine to Georgia. Always found where something's doing! CHERYL CHAREST 38 Rochambeau St. “Cher’’ Undecided about future. Hates snobs. ROBERTA CARVALHO 1154 Braley Rd. “Berta” Just wants to be loved. Secret wish is to own kennel full of dogs. Hangup Is being accident prone. DAVID CHADWICK 49 Agnes St. “Chad” plans to continue education. Favorite show is Three Stooges and he digs Marty Feldman. Most likely found on the track. DORIS CHARETTE 107 Jarry St. “Dot Future R.N. What a fantastic jr. year! Her wish is to sail for a month with no particular destin- ation. Small part in “Boy Friend great! JOAN CASEY 7 Franklin St. A future teacher. Loves the outdoors. Will always remember teachers and friends. Appreciates neat- ness, humor, and good manners ina boy. JOHN CHAGARULY 75 Glennon St. “Chag”’ Plans to attend refrigeration school. To become millionaire by 21 his dream. ls all around the city or at bubbler. School is his hangup. THERESE CARON 930 Sharon St. “Terry” Enjoys playing on girls tennis team, being a Guidance aide. She's going into the med field as a technician. 25 DEBORAH CATLOW SS aVa elit “Debbie” Envisions being math teacher. Bemoans 4 cafeterias, her friends in other 3! Oh, to be statisti- cian for the Red Sox! BARBARA CHANDLER 74 Independent St. “Cookiebugs Would like to go into social work. A bike fiend. Can be found goofing off in the Dean's Office. Enjoyed knowing all her friends. DAVID CHASE 346 Reed St. Chase Wants to go to college. He likes “The Bold Ones . Can't recall one exciting thing about NBHS. CATHERINE CATON 111 Hathaway Blvd. “Cath ' Has ambitions to own and operate her own equestrian school. Miss Allen is her idea of dyna- mite. Will remember long walks in school. ¢ : ss + ie a ie ‘ ws . KEVIN CHARBONNEAU 76C Willis St. Ambition is to thumb cross country. Found on corner, boys’ room or detention. Desire is to be principal for a week. EDITH ANDREA CHASE 244 Hawthorn St. “Edie’’ Aspires to secre- tarial school. Favorite person is “K.B.S. Hung up by those who can't accept other people for what they are. HEIDI CHIRIGOTIS 85 Chancery St. “Parrot” wants to spend her life travelling. Finds school a big pain! Favors Sonny and Cher. RONALD CODERRE 6 Elaine Way, A. “Ron” Aspires to enter medical field. Envisions saving a lady in danger. Can chart how to pass many teachers’ classes. Sympathetic listener. MARILEIA CONTERNO 300 Sawyer St. “Leia’’ Ambition is to bea language teacher. New places in NBHS exciting. Hangup Is being shy. Ils a Lucille Ball, “Sound of Music admirer. ERNEST CHONGARLIDES, JR. 146 Bullard St. “Ernie” Just wants to bum around. Has never read a book in his life. Found in his van. Hates unreliable people. Loves Mr. Calnan. HELEN COLES 19 Mary Drive, A. Headed for college. Will always remember New York trip in spring of '72. Has intense dislike of people who put on a big front. JEFFREY COONS 41 James St. “J.C.” Plans to attend college. Secret desire is money. Can't be found anywhere. Superman fan. Biggest gripe is NBHS. Digs a sense of humor. RANDALL CLARKSON 387 John St. ANNA M. COLLI 150 Hawthorn St. Our AFS exchange stu- dent from Italy. A friendly and sweet girl whom we will always remember. LOIS CLIFFORD 645 Kempton St. ROBERT CODERRE 4275 Acushnet Ave. “Lou” Intends to bea psychiatrist. Has secret desire to perform on the stage. Never forget pig blowing up in Art. Hates wearing shoes. “Bob” Wants to join the Navy and marry Char- lene. Found Mr. Ney's class most rewarding! Enjoys the “Y”’, and sleeping in his studies. CHARLENE CONNER 284 Earle St. JULIE CONNOR 42 Pierce St. “Sue Sue” Will never be able to forget falling down the stairs at NBHS. Desires to own a little yel- low Fiat, be secretary and marry Bob. BRIAN CORDEIRO 224 Cornell St. “Rocky” Plans on being a chemical engineer. Digs Chicago. Wishes he was a major league baseball player. Is always found with Sharon. 26 CARL CORRAO 72 Durfee St. DONNA CORREIA 95 Wing Rd., A Interested in becoming a social worker. Daffy de- sire is to probe into minds of others. Found it fun skipping studies. A quiet young lady. EILEEN CORREIA 233 Matthew St. Aims to be psychologist. Hangup is people who do not know how to havea good time. RICHARD CORREIA 4 Stapleton St. “Rick ’ Future mechanic. Spends time at airport or Industrial Park. His worry is mankind. KAREN COSTA 77 Morton Ave. “Joe Skinny” To become a nurse. Wishes to leave for California after gradu- ation in baby blue sports Car, and lie on the beach year around. hr JEFFREY W. CORREIA 197 Mill St. “Cass” To Coast Guard Academy. Expects to be President of the U.S.A. Delfonics spin him into orbit. ROBERT CORREIA 134 Charles St. Bob Likes Cary Glitter and Three Dog Night. Had nothing exciting happen while at NBHS. Planning to attend SMU and major in engineering. GISELE COTE 193 Ashley Blvd. Plans to go into fashion design or modeling. Can be found at Fotomat or on the phone. Secretly wishes to own or operate a submarine. MANUEL da C. CORREIA 47 Crapo St. Manny Hopes to gradu- ate, join the Navy, go to auto mechanic school. Teachers bug him. MARILIA CORREIA 64 Hall St. Aims to be airline stew- ardess. Desires to go to Portugal or Brazil. Most exciting experience was being lost in NBHS. She likes wild parties. NN NAR MICHAEL CORREIA 242 Harwich St. Fritz’ Can be found at Janson's Pharmacy. Hopes to become a Tex- tile Engineer. Can't stand long dresses. Anticipates LEAVING NBHS. ROBERT D. CORREIA 157 Coffin Ave. “Buddha” Plans on be- coming a psychologist. Can always find him with Ruth. Biggest hangup is track and field. SUSAN CORY 4 Village Ave., A. “Sue” Marriage is her plan. Happy to go cross country with Phil! Found partying at Phil's. DEBRA COSTA 15 Hollyhock St. “Deb” Can't decide what she wants to do. Spends time around South End. Bored with lonnggg PA announcements. CHERYL COTTAM 49 Stanley St. Future no. 1 secretary. Happy when she made GAMS staff. Spends time at home watching ‘‘Mys- tery Movie’’. Considers her brother a hangup. af SHERRY COURNOYER 329 No. Front St. Plans to get married and work. Remembers getting lost in NBHS halls. Pet peeve is people skipping ahead in lunch lines. MANUELA COUTO 24 Winsor St. After graduation would like to marry the man of her dreams. While she Is in school she can always be found roaming the corridors. DONNA CRESPIM 31 Grape St. Plans to travel. Can be located at Buttonwood Park. Hangup is people who talk and accomplish nothing. ALVIN CUSHMAN 54 Acushnet Ave. DEOLINDA DaROSA 24 Lexington St. “Linda” Entering field of child care or social work. Detests rain and gloomy people. School great when ‘math teacher is absent”’. PATRICIA CROMWELL 290 Pleasant St. “Mini” Will be attending college next September. Flips over Flip (Wilson, that is!) 4 un A JOHN DaFONTE 5 Warwick St. His future plans, to bea Portuguese teacher. Can't forget teachers he has had. CHARLES DaSILVA 112 South St. “Orr'’ Remembers walk- ing into girls’ room by mistake. Ambition to become a millionaire. Likes to relax at his girl’s pad. BETHANY CROOKS 133 Chestnut St. Beth Plans a nursing career. Secretly wants to become airline pilot. Found at work or in a bor- ing class. Despises phonies. STEPHEN DALBEC 27 Darling St. “Steve Ambition is to be ski bum. Look for him at work. Wishes to own Ski Mt. Dislikes plastic peo- ple. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young! PETER DAVID 115 Belleville Ave. “Pizza'' Would like to bea hockey player for the N.H.L. Future psychology major. Lincoln Park fre- quenter, Soothed by Mr. Southworth’'s voice. 28 CYNTHIA CUNLIFFE 218 Bates St. “Cindy” Plans to travel and be married. Biggest hangup is school. Would like to be Grace Slick for a day. Loves Three Stooges. | ae ree DOREEN DALLAIRE 164 Bluefield St. CAROL DEAN 189 Maxfield St. “Munchkin” Found my love here. One ambition to be rich and married. “Sly And The Family Stone” turns her on. Wishes she could smoke in school. CHRISTINE CURHAN 137 Chancery St. “Chris’’ To be model or stewardess. Secretly, an artist. Digs traveling, concerts, parties. Spare time down the Cape. “Mod Squad watcher. DEBBY DANSEREAU 300 Earle St. “Deb” Plans office work and to marry Ray. Hates homework, study halls. Loves Ray and bowling. To see Hawaii her dream. A big conversationalist. LINDA DEVOLL 972 Phillips Rd. “Lyn” Wants to attend school for key punching and make a Career out of it. Finds pleasure talking to her friends and riding her car around. PAULINE De BARROS 71 Russell St. Will never forget roaming the corridors. Find her where there is something nappening. Would like to become a secretary. Phoney-hater. ANGELO DEBORTOLI 963 McGee St. “Angie” Desires to scale mountains. Spends his free time on the golf course. Plans to attend college. ee 4 es _ a 4 ei x Ag y ye ae Mh Ng A a a bt 4g 4 i iy Py y £ x © ' ey ‘in id ( Pay 4) WESLEY DECAMPOS 197 Ashley Blvd. “Wes’' Wants to become a conservationist. Usually in car or in studies. No big hangup except lousy picture above. Swings with ‘The Who”. Ww BARBARA DeCUNHA 88 Lucas Street To become teacher. Son- ny and Cher fave T.V. show. Enjoys Flip Wilson. Wish to graduate from college. Exciting experi- ence finding the gym. KAREN P. DeFREITAS 135 Ohio St. “K ’ Nursing’s her game. Aims to marry, live in big old house with a bunch of kids. Grooves with Bea- tles (old and new). JUNE DELANO 3 Clay St. ‘June-bug To nursing in 50. America or Africa. (earns to ski better. Criti- ‘al of people who only are about themselves. MARIA DELGADO 4 Welcome St. “Laluz ’ Future is a mat- ter for speculation. An Elvis Presley fan. ELIZABETH de MELO 166 Nash Rd. “Betty’’ Wants to go back to school in Brazil. To find happiness her wish. Dislikes getting serious too soon. Admires Doris Day and ‘‘That Girl’. BARRY DENNIS 416 W. Clinton St. He plans to further his education. Always wished he knew how to sing. The Moody Blues groove him. Who needs school at 7:45 A.M.? DONNA JEAN DEREE 63 Robeson St. “Nut” Dreams of getting married. Loved listening to Mr. Southworth during an auditorium. Dislikes getting up early. Always with Danny. GABE DeSILVA 74 Hemlock St. “Gabe ’ Off to college. This soccer star spends his life on the field, but still wants to meet every girl in the world. GINA DESPRES 127 Hathaway St. “Polly” Plans to study music. Biggest hangup is her closet. Would like to graduate. Will always remember being serenad- ed by Mr. Southworth. GAIL De TERRA 14 Bream St. “Snippy ' Plans pre-med. Really digs swimming and skiing. Wants college in Hawaii, tour Europe on a 10-speed bike. See her around the Mall. 29 JOAN DeTERRA 954 Lucy St. “Joanie” Uncertain about future plans. If only she could buy a Cor- vette! Architecture is frozen music . GLORIA DEVORE 381 Coggeshall St. Future is marriage. Re- calls day opened Faculty Room, overcome by smoke. Mostly with Chris or in Guidance trying to get out of French class. DAVID DEXTER 1088 Phillip Rd. GAIL DOMINGOS 485 Summer St. “Dingo” plans to be lab technician. Loves to see people happy. Conceited persons leave her cold. Secure with someone so special to her. STEVEN DUMAS 71 Grant St. “Steve ’ Aims to travel. Would like to reside in Canada. Detests being in school. NANCY DEXTRADEUR 150 Collette St. “Ralphie’’ Wants married life in her future. Nuts about football games. STEVEN DOYLE 878 County St. LOUISE DUMONT 123 Charles St. Going to fly friendly skies of United, marry an air- line pilot. Happy making others happy, but finds people hard to figure out. CHERYL MAE DIAS 352A Smith St. “Chere” Future plans are Virginia, marriage and school. Secret wish is 7 children. Found in Leo's in Newport. Hangup? MEN! MARY DUARTE 210 Mendell Rd., A. “Little Mary’’ Would like to be a secretary. Daffy desire to drive Freddy’s new Car. Flip Wilson her idol. Hates older people who put down youth. BRENDA DUPONT 145 Sycamore St. 30 CLAIRE DIAS 68 Tinkham St. To continue school and travel. Class Day at Horseneck Beach, wow! Assemblies ... ykk! PATRICIA DUARTE 189 Park St. “Pat” will be a child care aide. She’s a busy girl planning to leave New Bedford. She enjoyed seeing ‘Brian's Song”, and hearing Stylistics. DIANE M. DIAS 1021 Becket St. “Di” Plans to marry Mike in the future. Usually lo- cated at Friendly’s. Re- spects understanding people. Hates eating in the assigned cafeteria. STEVEN DUBOIS 56 Crompton St., A “Steve’’ Will remember fun in Mrs. Laflamme's class. Would like to be an accountant. Does not like snobs. Fantasizes doing window displays. LARRY DUPRE 191 Glennon St. “Lar ’ Wants to give up and bea hillbilly. Says Geo. McGovern favorite comedian. Can't stand the — (censored) at NBHS. NORMA DUTRA 65 Rogerson Ave., A. Sees self helping physi- cally or mentally handi- capped kids. A poetry and nature lover, happy with friends at Coffee House. ROBIN ELLIS 1091 Pleasant St. MANUELA ESTEVES 166 Purchase St. “Mannie” Plans to bea secretary and to travel. Likes Flip Wilson. Has no daffy desires. ELISSA FEINSTEIN 180 Plymouth St. “Lissa” Aims to do some- thing pertaining to art. Abhors dirty fingernails but loves tennis courts. Has urge to host a good radio program. ARMOND ENOS, JR. 153 Acushnet Ave. Enjoys running track and playing basketball. To be a pro basketball athlete his secret desire. Headed for dentistry or engineering. JOSEPH FAGUNDES 78 Clark St. “Joe F. ’ His desire in life is to become a great mu- sician. Enjoyed being on the soccer team while holding the N.E. title. Hates conceited people. CHERYL FERNANDES 89 Ridgewood Rd. Plans to teach. Always smiling. Likes fun. Will miss good friends from NBHS. Loathes long lunch lines. SANDRA EPSTEIN 123 Plymouth St. “Sandi’’ Would like music or art future. Cherishes jr. year lunch fun. Says she is too trusting. Has relaxation at Buttonwood Park. DAVID FALL 154 Tinkham St. “Dave”’ Plans t o continue his education. DAVID FERNANDES 69 Chestnut St. Earnest desire to be out of N.B. and become math teacher. Ad. Editor of yearbook. Hates being ignored, then suddenly befriended. Congenial. 3) BRENT ESANCY 148 Rounds St. College is in his future plans. Hit tennis courts or cafeteria if you want to find him. Hates anyone with no sense of humor. Robin's his dream! = 4 BRIAN FARIA 6 Weaver St. One of the college bound (SMU?). Enjoys playing and watching all sports. Appreciates a good game of chess. RONALD FERNANDES 18 Peckham St. “Rat'’ Would like to get out of school. Enjoyable experience being left at Boston Garden. Gets into the music of Chicago and police movies. MARIA A. ESCOBAR 357 Coggeshall St. “Sai’’ Future nurse. Best musicmakers, Osmonds. To travel through Europe a secret wish. Room 3- 228 her hangout in new NBHS. Wept over “‘Love Story”. MARGIE FAUTEUX 97 Mott St. “Maggie” Business field for her. Miss Allen's teaching inspired her. A girls’ room habitue. Being happy with a cer- tain someone is secret wish. SANDRA FERNANDES 583 Ashley Blvd. “Sandi'' Plans to become a nurse. Dislikes people who are phony. STEVEN MICHAEL FERNANDES 183 David St. “Sav'’ Future plans are love and music. Dreams of making it big. Loves chicks and rock guitar. ROBERT FERREIRA 22 Jean St. “Bob” Would like to work or join the Navy. Rates Goldrick gruesome. Play- boy's his bag (pun!). To duck draft his goal. His idol, Gomer Pyle. SUSAN A. FERNANDES 51 Lawrence St. “Sue ’ Doesn't want plans known. Finds Mr. South- worth colorful. Really enjoyed Mr. Boisvert's chem. class and working in Tan Office. SUSAN FETELA 436 Sawyer St. “Sue ’ Headed for Bryant College to be executive secretary. Scorns apathy and hopes to live in a gen- tle world of peace and love. CORT FERREIRA 962 Rockdale Ave. He plans to be a surgeon and live in Europe. To meet J.R. was an experi- ence. Monasterium Gen- erale, and LONG phone calls are his hangup. FRANK FLYNN 240 Phillips Ave. Plans to attend business college. Considers 1:50 best time of the day. When it comes to school rules, he loathes them. ‘% | Vey ls nl JOANNE FERREIRA 5 Winthrop St. Future plans undecided. MORRIS FOGAREN 159 Holyoke St. RITA FERREIRA 16 Cleveland St. She plans on marrying this summer and wants to move to New York. Really loved all the NBHS games and hopes never to lose her spirit. DIANE M. FORTES 160 Grinnell St. “Di ’ To study zoology. Always remember thrill of being head cheerlead- er. Pet peeve: people with no spirit. Those great NBHS games! ROSE FORTES 211 Purchase St. “Rosie” Plans to bea medical secretary. Daffy desire to leave NBHS. Thinks the way school is run is messed up. DIANE FORTIER 61 Longview Rd. iw Di ’ Plans to go to busi- ness school, be a secre- tary and have a good time. Likes driving around. Found being a Senior exciting. ANDRE FOURNIER 1559 Sassaquin Ave. “Andy” Secretly wishes to become the manager of a Playboy Club. Laughs at Flip Wilson and “‘All in the Family.” 32 RICHARD FOURNIER 197 Central Ave. Foe Plans to be fire- fighter. Enjoyed meeting people in NBHS, playing sports and collecting stamps. DARLEAN FRANCIS 576 Summer St. Plans to do social work. Daffy desire is to bea psychologist. Biggest hangup is vain people. A Dean's Office devotee. DAVID FRATES 899 Rockdale Ave. “Chief’’ Wants to work in refrigeration and his daf- fy desire is to own home with ten wives. He can be found in the corridors during school. ROBERT FRATES 23 Woodlawn St. “Sammy” Found NBHS exciting to explore. Spent most of his time in Guid- ance and at Hazelwood. Oh, that Portuguese class with Mr. C.! THOMAS FRATES 337 Austin St. “Tom” Plans to work. Likes to swim and ski. Is easy to get along with. Just wants to have a good time and be with people. GEORGE FRAVICA 19 Nelson St. “Spanish” Plans to enjoy life. Secretly wishes to go around the world in 80 days. Like to see rules changed at NBHS. BARRY FULLER 302 Sawyer St. His plans are college. His secret wish or daffy de- sire ils censored! Hum? Recalls hanging around in the Dining Commons. DEBORAH A. FURTADO 286 Prescott St. “Debbi ’ Plans to pursue a Career in journalism. Her desire in life is to live ina land where the sun shines and time has no meaning. ROBERT GALIPEAU 232 Dawson St. “Bob” Hates the school rules. Can be found in the cafeteria or on the foot- ball field. Looks forward to graduating. College bound. PAUL G. GABORIAULT 129 Seabury St. “Mr. Blue’’ Wishes to fur- ther a teaching profes- sion. Likes people who are friendly. Known to laugh in the face of dan- ger. Ha! Ha! KAREN GALLIGAN 11 Winthrop St. Her biggest hangups were the formal studies. Can always be found with John. Future indefinite. RICHARD GADBOIS 414 Sawyer St. Engineering Is in his stars. Most often found on road to Taunton to see his girl. Likes to watch TV show, Mission Impossible.’ KAREN GALLIGO 22 Fairmount St. Wants to work with the retarded and be perfect wife. Worries over the lit- tlest things. Usually hid- ing in school or with one she loves outside. ao PAULA GAJ 525 Sawyer St. Future field, Drama and Cuisine. Would like lead in “Funny Girl'’. Usually with friends or sewing. Recalls rehearsing till midnight on “‘Crucible”’. rA JOSE GARCIA 208 Rockland St. “Joe’’ Plans to bea gym teacher. Only exciting experience was the 1971 soccer team. Is found with Denise. JO-ANN GALARY 22 Grant St. “Jo-Jo’’ Ambition is to work with children and get married. Hates doing homework. Will remem- ber all the friendly people at NBHS. beamed oe i GREGORY GARMAN 395 Belleville Ave. SUSAN ELLIOTT GATES 114 Butler St. ““Sue ’ Plans to major in Special Ed. Recalls that trip to London. Find her at Hazelwood Park or on the beach. Biggest hang- up is procrastination. GERALDINE A. GILMETTE 410 W. Middle St. “Gerri” Her future plans are to travel and some day get married. Can be found riding around with Ushie. DEBORAH GOMES 53 Hicks St. Debby Hopes to teach retarded children. Dis- likes stubborn people. MARCELLE GAUDREAU 28 Hussey St. “Dimples'’ Undecided about future. Favorite sport is hockey. Hates her nickname! Will never for- get being a Senior! ‘What can | say? GAIL GIROUARD 711 Coggeshall St. Plans to bea teacher. A secretive miss. JUDITH GOMES 2 Grove St. “Jude'’ Hopes to become a secretary, housewife, mommy. “Dynamite!” Big hangup waiting for Brown Duster. Recalls falling down stairs on crutches. � wo JOHN GAUSLAND 404 Park St. “Goose” Plans to attend IBM school. Has secret wish to take a bath in chocolate ice cream. JOELLE GOLEN 104 Peckham St. She is college bound, then plans to marry Ray. Enjoyed reading ‘‘The Godfather and seeing the movie ‘‘Kotch ’. Hap- py anywhere with Ray. KATHLEEN GOMES 216 Acushnet Ave. “Kathi Has plans to bea secretary. Will never for- get lockers falling like dominoes in old NBHS. 34 MARY ANN GENDRON 1871 Shawmut Ave. Future social worker. Be- lieves people should make decisions and then willingly accept the consequences. VALERIE GOLUB 131 Brownell St. “Val’’ Contented with a horse, house, and land. '| must be going, | am los- ing time, my friend, look- ing for rainbow down this highway in wind. ’ MARIA GOMES 43 Shawmut Ave. Aims to be airline stew- ardess. Likes music and dancing. A friendly but quiet person who bewails her own shyness. LENNY GIFFORD 530 Oliver St. Plans to enter college and continue running track. Enjoys “Lancelot Link” and Marty Feldman. Hates phony people. Glad to be on track team. CURTIS GOMES 8 Avon St. MICHAEL GOMES 43 Shawmut Ave. Gomer Resents getting up in the morning. Plans a Career as a Phys. Ed. teacher. Enjoys playing football. PAUL GOMES 79 Bedford St. Wants to tour the world, then go to college. ‘I’m me, you see and only me, | must be free and let people know they can't make a fool of me.” RANDY GOMES 46 Query St. “Ran” Plans to become an accountant. Loves the Beatles and “‘Playboy”’. Doesn't dig Goldrick. NORMA GOMEZ 340 Mt. Pleasant St. Wants to become teach- er. GAMS exciting experi- ence in NBHS. Detests guys who jive. JON GONET 4422 Acushnet Ave. MARC GONGOLA 217 River Rd. Undecided about what to do after graduating. En- joys music. To play pro football is his secret wish. MICHAEL GONNEVILLE 76 Newcomb St. “Barney” Ambition is to De Civil engineer and to olay hockey in college. He s always at Gayle’s. PETER GONZALEZ 124 Cedar St. CURT GONSALVES 234 Rockdale Ave. Jay Plans to be a veteri- narian. Always wanted to learn to fly. Hung up in music. m : i Spore Ub iy) ah? PNY Sax id Lis ahve ‘ak KAREN LEE GRACE 108 Navajo Court A psychology major in college. Enjoys being with Jeff G. Ils shy when she meets people, but a true friend. Hates two-faced people. LAURA GONSALVES 163 Liberty St. “Law” Loves the idea of being a “SENIOR! ’ Would like a career in modeling. Enjoys jiving with people. Hates the short lunch periods. ty ANDREW GREENE 34 Little Oak Rd. “Grub” College is in his future. His musician Bob Dylan. Thinks it would be exciting to live in Green- wich Village. 35 LINDA GONSALVES 9 Salisbury St. Wants to remain unknown. oie... STEVEN GRIFFITH 32 Milton St. “Stevie’’ Will devote his life to the ministry. A devotee of Billy Graham. Big hangup is fighting the devil, convincing kids God loves them all. MIKE GONSALVES 361 Wood St. Wants to marry and bea construction worker. Is usually with Sherry. En- joys reading “MAD” and listening to music. THOMAS GRIFFITHS 318 Cornell St. ae r i A DAVID GRIMES 1479 Morton Ave. “Dave” To play baseball in college is his goal. Would like to play major league baseball. Can be located in Bronx Bomber raising hell. HARRY GRIMLEY JR. 916 Hillcrest Rd. STEPHEN GROTA 124 Hawthorne St. “Steve” His goal is to be an architect. Dreams of being rich so he wouldn't have to work. ALBERTA GROVER 27 Luke St. “Al” Ambition is to be a bum. ‘‘Bangladesh”’ was her favorite movie. Glad to be with Jimmy, bowl- ing. Glad to work for Mrs. Sawyer. GAYLENE GUILHERME 447 B Maxfield St. To college or airline stew- ardess. Most likely found home, GAMS office. Se- cret wish is to become dancer. Likes Black Ivory and Flip Wilson. LYNNE GURNEY 1404 Sassaquin Ave. ‘““Gwumpa Aspires to be a teacher. Has admira- tion for Mr. Dawson. Dreams of being a farm- er. Her pet peeve is at- tending school. JOHN GWOZDZ 582 Main St., A. Hates school and study halls. Future??? Digs Flip Wilson. RENDI HALBERSTADT 135 Page St. Hopes to continue school and join VISTA. Cheering and ‘‘Boy Friend ’ were highlights. Visions of her own jet, swimming pool and maid! WAYNE HAMEL 23 Bertrands Way, A. Wayne's goal is to be an electrician. Hangup is being late for class all the time because of Sue. KENNETH HAZELL 1083 Phillips Rd. “Kenny” Med school candidate. In school, champ hall-roamer. Remembers being locked on roof of old NBHS with friends. Cocky people repel him. CLEVELAND HEATH 129 Parker St. “Cleve’’ Wants to become a doctor. Enjoys boating and skiing. Cute girls hang him up. An avid fan of ‘Fritz The Cat and Grateful Dead. RICHARD HESKETH 148 Princeton St. “Dick ’ Wants to survive. Secret wish is to own a helicopter. Enjoys the Beatles and hockey. Wak- ing up is not his bag! BARRY HIGHAM 104 Somerset St. Would like to go to col- lege and be rich without working. Like to win '76 Masters and start golf army. Is often found in Guidance. 36 JAMES HOLDEN 917 So. Rodney Fr. Blvd. “‘Max ' Looks forward to becoming a cop. Works out at George's Gym. In school found in DECA store. People who do not listen bug him. ELAINE HOLT 22 Wing Rd., A “Lainie” Never forget Dr ama Club trip to N.Y. where she wants to live and marry. Daffy desire to die a saint. Ungrateful grown-ups, pet peeve. ROLAND HOPWOOD 606 Allen St. Found NBHS a drag. op if | : aay ek ROBERT HOSE 959 Peckham Rd. DENNIS HOUGHTON 253 Query St. Plans on being oceanog- rapher. Wish is to be suc- cessful in life. Dislikes people who take on an air of arrogance. RAYMOND HOUTMAN 233 Maxfield St. “Hout” Interested in be- coming a foot doctor or P.E. Instructor. A real party hound. Our good- natured Sports Editor. DOUGLAS HUBBARD 28 Yale St. Ambition is to build a bet- ter school. His wish is to be first corpse on the moon! Is a Trix Rabbit fan. BRUCE HUDON 16 Grant St. SHARON JACOBS 106 Brigham St. Loves jogging in country with friends. Special in- terest is working at Rain- bow House. Hopes to teach swimming this ‘summer, then to college. : LINDA HUDON 4263 Acushnet Ave. “Pugs ' A future office worker. Enjoys attending NBHS football, baseball, and basketball games. Seeing people get mad over nothing bugs her. JUDITH HUDZIK 145 Clara St. Judy To teach special children. Interesting ex- perience, meeting new and different people. To have peace in the world daffy desire. DEBRA JACINTHO 99 Swift St. “Debbie” Wants to be- come phys. ed. teacher. Can be found at Mall. Looks forward to meeting new guys and girls away at school. MARSHA JACKSON 388 Hawthorn St. W.C. Fields fan. To be an actress. Abhors a frown. Recalls sitting in broom closet in old 305. Love to run an old-fashioned car- ousel free of charge. DOREEN JACQUES 100 Charles St. “Blueberry’’ Remembers hanging around the corri- dors. A Burt Reynolds admirer. Pet peeve was physiology. Hopes to become a secretary. PAULETTE JADLOWIC 125 Clifford St. ‘“Paul’’ Looks forward to becoming a laboratory technician at St. Luke's Hospital. ALBERT A. JAMAITIS 25 Salisbury St. “Big Al'’’ Ambition to be chemistry major. Found exciting experience lis- tening to Mr. Rodrigues. Secret wish to leave New Bedford. LAUREL JAROS 2 George St. “Laurie” Hairdressing to be her career. Loved 6th lunch in old NBHS. Fond of Richard and people with sense of humor. Gym and studies bore her. PAUL JELLISON 2 Durfee St. “Jelli’’ Plans Phys. Ed. major. Love to make win- ning touchdown 6-0 game. ‘'l'll bust your face!’ Thinks all people are beautiful. LISA JENNEY 150 Hawthorn St. Wants to learn all there is to know about life. Happy near sea. To become superwoman, daffy de- sire. Friendly but a deep thinker. y : oe 2 bR ee A DAVID JENNINGS 249 Bellevue St. “Dave”’ Plans to further his education next year. Grooves to the sound of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young and loves to get lost in the halls. DARLENE JESSE 187 Glennon St. “Tille’’ Her favorite ex- pression is ‘‘so’’. Would like to travel by bike across country. Plans to become an airline stewardess. ALAN JOHNSON 142 Lawson Ave.,A Aims to continue school. Can be found in Dean's Office or the bookroom. Enjoyed working for the Drama Club. KATHERINE JOSE 23 Fairfield St. “Kathy’’ Found anywhere but home. Plans to spend life doing nothing. Like to burn down school, as she finds it a waste. Enjoys Don Rickles. KATHLEEN KELLY 356 Mill St. “Kathy'’ Found new NBHS exciting, but not the teachers. A Howdy hanger and the girls’ room in school. Future plan is to be married. KAREN KACH 160 Buchanan St. Has ambitions to go into Special Ed. Found Lon- don exciting. Can be found at the beach or at home. Dreams of being the wife of a millionaire. MICHAEL KELLY 104 Park St. “Mike” Aims to be a computer technician. Dreams of having 4 baby. Can be found on Ocean St. Hates secrets. MARK KAGAN 138 Stevenson St. Bean Will take future as it comes. Usually in with the Rats at Brooklyn Park. LYNNE M. KENNEDY 363 Coral St. Plans to see the world and be an artist. Loves sketching, swimming. Can be heard saying, “Why me? Thinks '73 the very best. 38 ELLEN KAPLAN 16 Longwood Ave. “Ellen’’ Ambition to work with people and get mar- ried. Likes friends who understand. Tel. book is favorite. Social center, Friendly’s in the Mall. KATHERINE A. KNIGHT 4625 Acushnet Ave. “Kay” or ‘“Kathy’’ Wants to be child care worker, marry and have children. Likes to socialize at the bowling alley, hear Sonny and Cher. MIKE KEENAN 958 Pine Hill Dr. Plans a life of freedom, happiness, but real wish is to live on farm, grow pot and be free from so- ciety’s hassles. Detests roaches! JON KORONA 47 Seventh St. His plans for the future are to enter a Career in oceanography. Hasn’t any serious hangup. Lh� rr) PETER KOSTA 139 Merrimac St. “Pete’’ Enjoyed the many bomb scares in old NBHS. Aspires to be wealthy, but how? Future unsure. Lei- sure participating in sports. EDMUND LALIBERTE 14 Ludlow St. “Smiley’’ Leaves to NBHS brain he never used and concentration power developed in chaotic study halls. Naval naviga- tor to be. DIANNE LAUBE 88 Nelson St. “Dee ’ Would like to see Switzerland. Urge to be Olympic swimmer. Likes to listen to Chicago and watch Hollywood Squares. Find her at McDonald's. SUSAN KOSTER 20 Landry St. “Sue’’ Wants to join the Peace Corps. Secret wish is to inherit millions, trav- el. Enjoys bowling, biking, skipping classes and wel- comes graduation. JOYCE LALIBERTE 48 Lemos St. “Joy ’ Pediatric plans. A bike-rider and talker. Aims to help those who need and want help. Gets mad if day starts wrong. Crazy test tube melter. JOANNE LAUBE 88 Nelson St. “Jo ’ Hopes a career asa secretary. Just look for her anywhere. WILLIAM KRONTERES 1498 Acushnet Ave. “Billy’’ College bound. Most likely found at Char- lie’s Hotdog Stand. In school, stuck in studies. His hangup is cocky girls. DENISE LANDRY 143 Mill St. Plans to marry Joe. She can do without school, but fun working in Tan Office. JANE LAUBENSTEIN 15 Hawthorn Terr. “Kraut Would like to go to college and major in child care. Loves to be on the Cape. Remembers working in the Guidance Office. 39 DONALD LaBRODE 188 Middle Rd., A. Plans to work and live up north in the country. Dream is to ski In 76 Olympics. His hobby is riding motorcycles and snow skiing. DAVID J. LANGEVIN 58 Holly Tree Lane Smiley’ Aims concert pianist and tour world. Enjoys his convertible. Daffy wish to make mil- lions. Says he is always smiling and friendly. PAUL LAVALLEE 1014 Meadow St. “Professor’’ Would like to become an inhalation technician. Enjoys read- ing the Bible. Favorite personality is Robert Wagner. DEBORAH LAGE 9 Monmouth St., A. ‘Debbie’ Nursing field is her plan. Wishes the world happy some day. Hates having to get up at 6:00 A.M. Thrilled by new desks without holes. PAMELA LASSEY 285 Princeton St. ‘Pam’ Secret wish to be disc jockey. Big hangup is orthodontist. Always re- call old NBHS's advan- tages and many fun times there. Forever with Bob. BETH LAW 502 Hillman St. A future scientist who is very reticent about herself. PETER LAWRENCE 150 Brightman St. “Derek ’ Never forget the friends in Class of '73 and the 18 times thrown out of class. Will love taking karate, try for civil serv- ice job. ’} 4 KENNETH LECONTE 415 Hawes St. Andy Would like to see Mr. Rodrigues’ car get towed away for lack of sticker. Plans to go to col- lege. His hangout is the Mall. DENNIS LAWTON 72 Cove St. ‘“‘Peanuts’’ Hopes to see the world. Aims to play professional sports. Can always be found in ROTC. Idolizes music of Three Dog Night. NANCY LEE 55 Coulmeo Ambition is to go into nursing. Would like to be a millionaire and to cross the world. Hates to get up early for school. DAVE LeBLANC 9 Taber St. Motorcycle racing in his future. Digs Yamahas, says Hondas ‘‘stinck’’. Admires ra cer Malcolm Smith. Lives for cycles. DONNA LEIGHTON 442 Bolton St. “Asthma Kid” Would like to work with retarded children. Only wants to make people happy. Busy and happy in GAMS. SUSAN LeBLANC 234 Hathaway Rd., A. “Sue ’ Plans to be a sec- retary. Enjoys being a senior. Dreams of being President. Can be found in back of Mt. Pleasant Drive-In. JEANNE LEMAIRE 66 Cottonwood Rd. ‘Jeannie’ Approaching marriage in the near fu- ture. She will never forget getting locked in the girls’ room. Pet peeve: school rules. WAYNE LeBLANC 13 Middlefield Pl., A Has a fantasy of joining C.I.A. Wishes to study law. Is happy being with friends and contributing to school projects. Key Club president. JUDITH LEPIRE 18 Willard St. “Jude” Plans to attend Mass. In. of Fine Arts. Can't stand formal stud- ies. Desires to be filthy rich. ROBIN CHERYL LESSOFF 421 Bedford St. Hopes to teach Latin. Itches to have a real con- frontation with a ghost. Enjoys friends. ‘‘| hope everyone has a happy life.” RICHARD LEVIN 449 W. Clinton St. “Ric'’ Medical future. To be found on diving board or tennis courts or in darkroom. Like to sail around world. Our year- book Photo. Ed. MICHAEL L’HEUREUX 182 Hathaway Rd. 40 ALLEN LIMA 56 Durfee St. Wants to continue his education at college. CHRISTINE LIMA 47 Acushnet Ave. LIGIA LIMA 190 Crapo St. “Lee ’ Plans include col- lege and having lots of children. Dislikes phony people. Wherever friends are is her home. TERESA LINHARES 15 Warren St. “Terry'’ She hopes to be a teacher of languages and go to Portugal. Her favor- ite personality is Raphael. HELEN LISAK 116 Maywood St. To attend Bridgewater is her bent. Looks to enter the Olympics. Is found in the gym or on tennis courts. Dislikes incon- siderate people. JAMES LISAK 239 Belleville Rd. “Sac’’ Wants to go into medicine. Will always remember the time pushed car home. Look for him out of town or working on Cars. DAVE LISTER 102 Nash Rd. “Killer’’ College bound, eventually millionaire businessman. Despises early rising for school. Can be found talking to or watching the girls. JANET LITTLE 134 Chestnut St. Future lab technician. Daffy desire is to marry in a plane. Spends her time in church, work and class. ‘Cross and the Switchblade” best book. JOYCE M. LOPES 290 Pleasant St. “Joy” To be anurse. In- ner urging to be able to teach “‘the word”’. Happi- est when filled with the spirit. DECA devotee. KENNETH LOPES 91 Russell St. “Kenny” Wants to be- come involved in a tech- nical field. Liked ‘‘Super- fly’ and Flip Wilson. Digs the color black and soul music. Hates jive cats. MICHAEL LOPES 43 Hemlock St. ‘““Mike ’ Wants to own a Porsche some day. Plans to teach Phys. Ed. Loud chicks turn him off. NANCY ANN LOPES 282 Hemlock St. “Little Nance” Plans to marry and live happily with Bernie on desert isle. Turned off by ‘‘cool”’ people. ROBERT LUCKRAFT 5 Thatcher St. “Bob Ambition is to be an engineer. Thinks most colorful personality is Howard Cosell. Spends most school time in cafeteria. THOMAS LUCKRAFT 5 Thatcher St. “Scooby” Future SMU student and bank teller. A beach buff with a daffy desire to get married. Most exciting at NBHS were soccer games. HORTENSE M. LUIS 83 Field St. ‘Horty ’ Plans doing sec- retarial work. She likes basketball, bowling and tennis. Valued Mrs. Kon- tanis as a teacher anda person. 41 MURRAY LUKOFF 71 Arnold St. Would like to work with the under-privileged. Loves Chicago and Alfred Hitchcock's movies. Big- gest ripoff is homework. ANN MACEDO 45 Stackhouse St. Undecided between mod- el or secretary. Located all over the place. What she would give to become head cheerleader of New York Jets! Hates liars. RITA MACEDO 85 Bay St. “Tracy” Plans to marry. Recalls blowing up exper- iment in Chemistry. Happiest with Robbie at Profile Rock. Jack the Ripper fan. STEVEN MACEK 117 Cedar Grove “Steve’’ Really digs sexy chicks! Best experience in NBHS was joining DECA and working in school bookstore. DAVID MACHADO 136 Tinkham St. Loves being a “Crimson SENIOR!” Secret wish is to become a pro-hockey star. Sees a future being a businessman. GARY MAGOON 107 Swan St. Digs Grand Funk. Loves the movies with Raquel Welch. Secretly wishes to be a race car driver. Ei- ther found in his car or in the boys’ room. PAUL MALITA 209 Glennon St. PAUL MANDEVILLE 153 Wood St. His ambition is to bea state guard. Envisions being President. Hangout is the bookstore. DOROTHY MARGESON 616 Shawmut Ave. “Dot” Future indefinite. Like to inherit million dol lars. Finds Buttonwood Park a happy place. JEFFREY MANGANELLI 614 Kempton St. ‘‘Magg’s ' Plans to enter law field. Best book is an empty book! His dream is to make a million! ELIZABETH MARQUES 102 Sagamore St. “Liz'' Plans to be a secre- tary and to travel. Likes to watch ‘The Saint”. JANIS MANSSUER 25 Valentine St. “Jan” Future secretary. Wish to live in Africa for a day. Chris George a favor: ite actor. Hates ignorant people. Enjoys beach and bike riding. BRUCE MARSHALL 342 Harwich St. One of the undecided about future. Detests get- ting up early, especially for school. 42 NANCY MARANHAS 226 Sawyer St. ‘“‘Marangus To bea math major in college. Love to be 5'10 for a day instead of 2'2 ’. Ecstatic to be on yearbook. Con- tented with Steve. MARY ELLEN MARSHALL 14 Austin Ct. ‘“‘Mary’’ Mrs. Bruce Gross on June 30, 1973. Mucho fun in Occ. Foods Service! Hates early rising and Data Processing with Mr. Francis. JOHN G. MARAVELL 120 Rotch St. “Jack” Future Archeolo- gist. Hates filling out forms! NANCY MARSHALL 327 Tinkham St. ls uncertain of future. Keeps to herself most of the time. ; iA! Ff) , ¢ ; ; y (7 I, ; ' . aa WILLIAM MARSHALL 619 Church St. MARIA I. MATOS 1220 Acushnet Ave. “Marie’’ Future computer operator. Wants marriuge and graduation the same year. A vote for Studds! Irked by homework, tests and going to school. NANCY MAZEWSKi 1034 Becket St. “Nan” Plans to go back to Bermuda and become a nurse. Love to shrink a few inches. Recalls water fights and lunch shifts. Fun-loving. CRAIG MARTIN 555 Coggeshall St. Plans to be manager of a restaurant. Can't wait to leave new NBHS. Would like to have a Toyota Celi- Galois LINDA MATTOS 227 Lafayette St. “Lin” Plans to marry and live in a tent. Wishes to be a comedienne. Is found in a cemetery at a seance. Wishes everyone is as happy as she. KAREN McAFEE 227 Myrtle St. Ambition is to work with people or animals. LYNN MARTINS 506 Brock Ave. To be dental hygienist. South End's her place. Dreams of a year spent in Europe. Loved meeting so many new friends in NBHS. KATHLEEN MAURA 8 Sears St. “Kathy” Likes swimming, tennis and bike hikes. Aims to work with excep- tional children. Abhors phony people. Button- wood Park her second home. EDWARD McALOON 64 Butler St. Plans to attend college. Digs sports. Hates homework. 43 ROGER W. MASSON 35 Meadow Lane “Butch” Dreams of being President. Can be found in his car. MARIO MAURA 8 Sears St. BARBARA McCARTHY 186 Cove St. “Barbie” Likes the idea of being first graduating class from new NBHS. Remembers having to go to school Class Day in jr. yr. To be secretary. STEVEN MATHER 188 Shawmut Ave. “Steve’’ Found release days most enjoyable. His favorite TV show is The Three Stooges. Hopes to attend college. DONNA MAYER 3505 Acushnet Ave. “Muffet” Would like to become a nurse. Find her riding around on that motorcycle or skiing the slopes with Don. Detests getting up early. SHAUNE McCARTHY 293 Princeton St. Freak Aims for Rolls Royce, first-rate chick, live in peace and freedom with health, wealth. Digs exploring NBHS. Ban homeroom teachers! DEBRA McCONNELL 34 Mohawk Ct. “Debi’’ Hopes to become a child psychologist. Most likely to be found ata party. ‘We are born crying, live complaining, and die disappointed. ’ PATRICIA McQUEEN 18 Bluefield St. “Pat” Plans to go into nursing. Would like to travel in a Camper cross country. Likes people and babies. LORI McGOWEN 47 Briarwood Ct. “Gowen” Her goal in life isto become an airline stewardess. Can be found strolling the corridors with the school mail. ANTONIETA MEDEIROS 75 Bay St. “Annie’’ Plans to become a bookkeeper. Most hap- py with Tony. Will always remember working in Tan House Office. Wishes to travel and be with Tony. MICHAEL McGUIRE 88 Durfee St. ““Mike ’ Wants to attend college after graduating from NBHS. CARLOS MEDEIROS 343 Orchard St. “Carly”’ Wishes to travel to Europe. Found playing pinball machines and going to wild parties. He appreciates Ann Margret. NORMA McHENRY 467 Cottage St. To become an account- ant. Enjoys “Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour”. Found at home or Corps rehearsal. Pet peeve is getting up in the morning. DEBORAH K. MEDEIROS 173 Hathaway St. “Brown Eyes” Aiming for law school. Will be 1 woman president. Found often in Dean's Office. Charged at winning elec- tion in school. MARK McINTYRE 61 Parker St. ‘““Mac”’ Wants to go into accounting. Secret wish is to graduate from NBHS and return to be first in lunch line. A o.] wo DONNA MEDEIROS 281 Dartmouth St. Future plan to find happi- ness with George. En- joyed seeing ‘Fiddler on the Roof and reading “Love Story’. Daffy wish is to live on the moon. DONNA L. MEDEIROS 55 Ridgewood Rd. “Joe” Aims airline stew- ardess. Dave Steinberg fave personality. Really like to shrink a few inch- es. Hates nosey people. JUDITH MEDEIROS 684 Church St. “Judy ’ Would like to become hairdresser. Wish is to visit Spahn Ranch. Outside of school, she’s at Book Gallery. Dying to leave dear old NBHS. KEVIN MEDEIROS 100 Bellevue St. ‘“Kev'' Headed for career in Navy. Watches ‘Night Gallery’’ on TV. Secret wish to play hockey as a pro or a motocross racer. Digs the Stones! 44 MARIA MEDEIROS 75 Bay St. “Clo Future phone oper- ator. Just thinks of marrying Louie some day. MARIA J. MEDEIROS 163 Bonney St. ““Mary”’ Ambition is to be private secretary. Would like to see Brazil. Prefers to be out of school with Elvis Presley or Three Dog Night. NORMA MARIA MEDEIROS 306 Nash Road Plans to teach. Listens to Three Dog Night and watches ‘“‘Laugh-In”’. Wish is to find happiness. To get up mornings is the hardest thing for her. RHONDA MEDEIROS 55 Willard St. ROBERT MEDEIROS 154 Eugenia St. “Bob” Plans to exploit a career In architecture. Can be found passing the time away in the ROTC office playing chess. ROSEMARY MEDEIROS 121 Summit St. “Sunshine” Never forget getting sick in planetar- ium while watching the sky move around. Deter- mined to meet the devil but marry Wayne! SUSAN MEDEIROS 4401 Acushnet Ave. “Sue” Ambition is travel or college. Would like to own a mountain. Water skiing, animals and con- genial people make her happy. DAVID MELLO 353 Mill St. “Dave ’ Doesn't know his future plans. Loved M.A.S.H., hated senior questionnaire. ELIZABETH MELLO 24 Weaver St. “Dizzy Lizzy’’ Aspires to be veterinarian. Love to buy a castle. Most happy inthe country. Dreads school. Admires Three Stooges. DEBRA MELLO 50 Larch St. ‘““Debbie ’ Being a cheer- leader was great! Find her in girls’ gym or with John. Hates phonies and loud- mouths. Future airline stewardess. LINDA MELLO 149 Field St. Aim is Tel. Co. operator or X-ray technician. Has yen to go on African safa- ri. Loathes plastic people. Find her smoking in girls’ room. Chicago! EDWARD MELLO 33 Milton St. “Ed ’ Plans to becomea physical therapist. Can be found at the nearest hockey rink. Would like to remove “‘Do not talk’’ from Miss Salbego. NANCY MELLO 507 Barnard St. Hopes to travel. Worst experience house visit from Mr. Goldrick. Found with ‘‘friends’’. Secret wish is to travel on a Har- ley. Mr. Dawson fan. 45 EDWIN MELLO 131 Ricketson St. “Winna ’ Loves music and the ocean. Wishes to own a yacht. Remembers get- ting lost at NBHS. Wants to become a fireman. Never without a smile. PATRICIA MELLO 153 Acushnet Ave. ‘““‘Boom-Boom Aspires to be a professional dancer orasecretary. Found at Monte Park or the NBHS gym. Doesn't like boring classes and prejudice. ELAINE MELLO 118 Somerset St. Aims to become a nurse. Doesn't have any secret wish to tell the world. RONALD MELLO 6 Gosnold St. “Mr. Marlboro Plans to enjoy life and maybe to travel. STEVEN MELLO 148 Rockland St. Aims to go to college and play basketball. y, eee y ig a2? MICHELLE METHIA 398 Cottage St. ‘“‘Dede”’ To be secretary. Would like to travel by bike. Loved her part in “The Boy Friend’’. Won't ever forget the City of Vaudeville! CHARLENE MENDES 338 Kempton St. DENISE METIVIER 1086 County St. “Din” Looks for honesty and sincerity in people. Hates fights and being lied to. Likes to make others happy. Feels safe with HIM. RONALD MENDES 65 Whitman St. DONALD MEUNIER 251 Maywood St. Wants a job asa state policeman. Hates homework. MARINA MENDEZ 122 Acushnet Ave. “Syd” Plans linguist. Loves Chicago. Favorite movie is “Godfather.” Mostly found with Miss Ferreira. Daffy desire is disrupt in a theatre. JAMES MILLER 101 Ashley Blvd. “Mr. Jimmy” Wants to be high diver. Remembers sneaking in pool, 90 ft. jump off cliff. Found with North End Rats at park. Milk’s his hangup. NARDA MENDEZ 122 Acushnet Ave. ‘“Nueda Mendelev”’ Plans to be housewife and mother. Exciting experi- ence detention. Mad wist to walk into a crowded room and yell ‘‘Fire!”’ DANIEL MINGOLA 9 Smith St. “Danny” Wants to travel after grad. and be free. Can't wait to leave NBH. Secret wish to travel in space some day. ANDANILZA MIRANDA 581 Maxfield St. Anna Hopes to become a Medical Technologist. Wishes to marry on horseback. Really dread- ed Mr. Bjuhr’s study on Day 5. GARY MIRANDA 778 County St. MARIA CELESTE MIRANDA 484 Brock Ave. “Letty’’ Plans a career in medicine. Had a deep dis: like for school. 46 LINDA MONIZ 40 Wamsutta Ave. “Gold Finger ’ Plans to be a stewardess. Will re- member day the girls’ room door was locked and girls were still in. RICHARD MONIZ 31 Short St. Plans to enter into family business. His hangup is leaving school to get down to serious work. Triangle Park lounger. ELLEN MOREAU 42 Capitol St. Ellen’s goal is to teach pre-school children. En- joys being with Skippy and knowing Miss Allen and Mr. Sykes. DEBRA A. MORRIS 964 Elliot St. “Deb” Future plans are to marry, live in a big house with a big yard, and be happy. Secretly wishes to travel. Didn't like Gym. STEPHANIE MORSE 32 New Plainville Rd. “Steff’’ Plans to live down south. Desk-sanding at old NBHS memorable punishment. Quiet girl until you get to know her — then watch out. CAROL MOSZCZENSKI 39 Tallman St. “Moe” A future nurse. To marry arich, understand- ing guy is desire. Recalls “Boy Friend’. Can’t stand cliques!! DEBORAH MOTTA 9 Salisbury St. “Debbie” Her ambition is to get married. Spends all her time with Lanny. FERNANDA MOTTA 38 Stackhouse St. “Nanda” Would like to be a secretary. Hopes to travel a lot in future. Thinks highly of Roger Moore as an actor. JOHN JAMES MURRAY 137 Cedar Grove St. “Jon-Jon Wants to stay at Stop 'n Shop, buta chef at heart. Memorable are Mr. Southworth’'s PA words, confusion of first week and Miss Cohen. STEVEN MOTTA 1084 Marlboro St. “Steve'’ Plans to become an accountant. Secretly would like to put a tack on Mr. Goldrick’s seat. Likes the comedy of Paul Lynde. SUSAN MULLIN 432 Allen St. ANNE MULROY 233 North St. “Mullie”’ Plans to enter medical field and marry. Got red-eyed over “‘Love Story’. Ever with Randy on his bike. EDWARD MULVEY 338 Prescott St. ‘““Eddie’’ Undecided about future. Recalls running track on third floor. Babo Brazil is favorite. Always found at pinball machine and in halls. MICHAEL MYERS 925 Pinehill Dr. ‘“Mike'’ Would like to write for ‘‘Mad ’ maga- zine and collect back is- sues of ‘'Playboy ’. His hangup according to Freud, sex. HELEN NEARY 156 Irvington St. A future lab technician. Just wants to travel around the U.S. Is very content being at the beach. 47 HUGH NEENAN 320 Court St. Future meteorologist. A “Gunsmoke” watcher. Home is where he is at outside of school. Inside usually trying to finda room. MARGARET NEREU 114 Acushnet Ave. “Jeannie'™ Would like to go to Salem State, major in education. Her major gripe is Chemistry. Can be found working in Gold House Office. KEVIN NERY 1028 Dewey St. Plans to go to college. Always will remember the basketball games. Secret- ly wants to goof off and just play golf. JANICE L. NISSEN 111 Campbell St. “Jan ’ Detests hypocrites and phonies. Would like to bea secretary. Loved working in the office. Remembers going to all the games. DOUGLAS NUNES 113 Nash Rd. “Doug” Going to B.C. to become dentist. Pastime, sleeping in study. Wants to be rich while young. Favorite entertainer is Henry Gibson. PAUL NICHOLS 15 Mt. Pleasant Lane “Cape Cod College is in his plans. Desires pack- age store of his own. Oh, does he ever remember playing on soccer team! BRIAN NOBREGA 236 Park St. Plans to go to SMU. En- joys being lifeguard. FRANCES NUNES 119 Shirley St. “Fran” Plans to work in pediatrics. Visions of winning an Olympic gold medal in swimming. Likes hard rock music. Values honest people. JANE NICHOLSON 25 George St. “Nick’’ Aims to work with retarded children. Daffy desire is to travel to all parts of the world. Really grooved in Mr. Pacheco’s psych. class. ELIZABETH NOLETTE 310 Adelaide St. “Liz” A future executive secretary. Most likely find her at Ronny’s. Her pet peeve is people who think they are superior. Crazy urge for ballet. MARK NUNES 6 Roosevelt St. Ambition to become an oceanographer. Always find him roaming around either in the corridors, or on Ashley Street. 48 ALYCE NICKELL 167 Summit St. Ambition is a career in nursing. Would like to marry Dean. Hates being short. MARIE NOLETTE 310 Adelaide St. ‘Rie’ Wants to be a den- tal hygienist. Always remember July 19, 1970. Enjoys listening to Neil Young. Dislikes people who are fake. STEVEN NUNES 198 Arnold St. “Nunesie” Bound R.1. S.P., photo-journalism career. Enjoys dancing, sports, music. Detests cliques. Appreciates nice eyes. SETH NIELSON 27 Collins St. Burning to be songwriter for he is wicked into mu- sic, poetry. Absolute end was meeting John Mc- Laughlin. Fantasy is to live in acartoon. DEBRA NORMANDIN 141 Dakota Ct. ‘“‘Debs”’ Thinks she'd like to be lab technician. De- sires to be good wife and mother. Likes to be with Jon. Says she talks too much. JACQUELINE O’BRIEN 226 Main St., A. “Holy Joe, Bosak ’ Wants to become a teacher and live in Australia. Good at writing Hiaku poems. A philosopher at heart. SHARON OCHAB 231 Rochambeau St. Sharon will leave her footprints in the sands of time, after she goes to college. Her biggest hangup is filling out questionnaires. WAYNE OLEJARZ 131 Fillmore St. “Charlie-O” Plans to get married. Excited when he almost won Student Rep. Humphrey Bogart is his hero. Eliminate Goldrick and his white socks!!! JANICE OLIVEIRA 140 Francis St. Is undecided about her future. Wants to see the whole world! Fairhaven is where she Is uSually at. Conceited guys bug her. MARIA OLIVEIRA 96 Scott St. “Grace” Plans to become a secretary. Favorite per- sonality is Peter Lupus. SUSAN OLIVEIRA 67 Malden St. Sue Adores sewing and Chris. Plans marriage at end of '73. Fond of The Carpenters and Columbo. Happy to be graduating. SUSAN M. OLIVEIRA 14 Brewster St. “Sue ' Wants to be nurse. Happy watching or play- ing basketball and when with ‘‘Guey”’ (Bob). Thinks Archie Bunker a colorful personality. mA BETHANY PACHECO 73 Swan St. “Beth” Aims to be happy. Likes listening to the music of Jethro Tull. No secret desire. Only hangup is early rising. JEANNE OLIVER 228 Mill St. “Jennie” A math major or elem. ed. Unforgetta- ble dance to ‘‘Dame” on- stage. Dreams of dancing like Janet Lynn. MILDRED ORTEGA 57 Evergreen Park “Bug” Plans to go toa Bible Institute. Digs “‘Mod Squad . Secretly wishes always to be a happy person. Sa ALBERT OUELLETTE 825 County St. “Sugar Bear’ Plans to go to college. PAUL PABIS 221 Myrtle St. Grab Wants to become a musician. Look for him driving in car or boys’ room. Enjoys the sound of Chicago. Hangup is working at Almac’s. oe as ROBERT PALECZKA ELIZABETH PARKER JANET PARKER 28 Myrtle St. Bob Wants to attend college and work a part- time job. Will never forget the last day at old NBHS. LISA PAQUIN 33 Chicopee St. Plans to work and marry. Chief problem is being too sensitive. Would be happiest living right at the edge of the ocean. Digs Bread. 49 929 Main St., A. “Liz Ambition is to go into hairdressing. Would love to see California. Where can you find her? With Dennis, of course. 13 Noyer St. JEAN PARKER 13 Noyer St. PATRICIA PATON 96 Clara St. Pat’ Ambition is doing medical research. Dreams of living ina commune. Admires G.P. Happiest out of doors. CHRISTINE PEASE 244 Irvington St. “Cris’’ Aspires to bea secretary. Likes excite- ment in Dean’s Office at the end of the year. Can be found at Friendly’s or in the Dean’s Office. CATHY ANN PEDRO 61 Morton Ave. “Quack” Secret wish is to travel the country and meet people. Fixture at the N.D. Mall. All the bomb scares at old NBHS! Future therapist. DEBRA PEITAVINO 303 Brook St. “Deb” Plans a career in medicine. Can always be found playing guitar and having a good time. KATHLEEN PELLAND 26 Laura Keene Av., A Kathy Ambition to bea secretary. Would like to go to Pennsylvania again but this time visit Hersheytown. RICHARD PERRY 272 Cornell St. “Rich Wants to go into the service. He idolizes Spiro Agnew. Secret wish is to keep it a secret. Mostly in ROTC area. PATRICIA PELLAND 26 Laura Keene Av. ‘‘Pat’’ Hates school and glad to get out, “but I'll miss everyone’’. To get married is her intention. SUSAN C. PERRY 462 W. Clinton St. Sue Plans college. Is looking for an exciting place to go. A lover of wit and an admirer of confidence. RONALD PEPIN 82 Appleton St. “Ron” Undecided future. Longs to dissect a para- mecium! Always at the tennis courts. ‘““MASH is his movie and his group is the Beatles. WAYNE PERRY 525 Johnmiot: Plans to go to Bridgewa- ter and be a lab techni- cian. Daffy desire is to climb a palm tree fora coconut in Italy. Band room monkeycage for him! 50 BARRY PEQUITA 35 Middle Rd., A Has a strong dislike for TV. Indecisive about his future. SUSAN PETERSON 170 Buchanan St. “Sue” Loves to talk, espe- cially on the phone. Trav- elling around the US would be dynamite! Hates filing. Wants to get mar- ried, live in Calif. CAROL PEREIRA 537 Union St. Carol plans on marriage. She is found anywhere but school, with John. Dislikes plastic people. DONNA PETITJEAN 89 Mill Rd. Psychologist-to-be. Aims to own beach house. Her peeve is those who talk about nothing. Likes to read, bike ride. Lovely to make others laugh. JEAN PETRIE 241 Austin St. MICHAEL PICARD 8 Ocean St. GARY PICKETT 243 Myrtle St. JANET M. PINA 477 So. First St. JANICE PINA 477 So. First St. “Jeannie” Plans a career as a kindergarten teach- er. Would like to take piano lessons. Biggest hangup is argumentative Commercial artist is his ambition. Unforgettable London trip 10th grade. Found playing tennis, in cellar, and art room. A ‘Pic’ Interest in medical or science field. Wishes to retire early and travel. Loves skiing and seeing New England. Hangup, “Little One” A twin. Best activity, GAMS. Future model. Can't stand guys who do nothing but jive! Happy to say, ‘The worst Sister’ Janet's twin is to be nurse. Aims to see the world. Hates boring class- es and prejudiced people. Enjoys being Lt. Col. in people. N = A t JEFFREY PINA 257 Maxfield St. Wishes to join the armed forces. He digs Chicago, and passes the time by watching T.V. His one goal in life is to stay out of school. LINDA PIRES 114 Hathaway St. “apathy”. STEVEN PINA 93 Hathaway Blvd. “Pina” Plans to take off to Canada. Liked ‘Easy Rider’’. Football fan. DIANE PIVA 13 Henrietta Ter. Aims to get married and be a beautician. Listens to Chicago. Really dug M.A.S.H. Secret wish to hitch-hike all over the world. George Carlin admirer. a ie SUSAN LORRAINE PINA 78 Mill St. ‘““Sue”’ Plans to attenda college and be with a cer- tain someone. Biggest hangup is jive dudes. A pro dancer in her secret heart. GEORGE PIVA 19 Morton Ave. Wants to attend Berkely School of Music and be- come famous. ay is finally over: school!”’ All LUCILIA PINTO 46 Capitol St. “Lucie” An interpreter in the future. Depressed on gloomy days. Secretly wants to be ground host- ess in an airport. STEPHEN DAVID POITRAS 168 Aquidneck St. “Steve ’ Plans to become a biologist. Got a big charge out of cutting Miss Tripp's class. Wish is to live in a morgue. Really hates the system. GAMS. In DECA. JOLENE PIRES 48 Summer St. Like a Career as an airline secretary. Would like to travel. ANDREA M. POLEK 38 Emery St. “Andy” Wants to attend college and become so- cial worker. Her wish is for more friends always She likes sports, making new friends and travel. DAVID PONTES 49 Acushnet Ave. CHERYL ANN QUAIL 364 Hawes St. “Cher” Plans to obtain a degree in nursing. Can be found roaming the corri- dors. Love to own a 914 spellbinding pink Porsche. CYNTHIA RAMOS 126 Mill St. “Cyndie” Airline-bound as ‘stew’. Wants to see West Indies again. Big shots tee her off. Loved the movie, ‘Shaft’. HARRY POTTER 61 Tarkiln Hill Rd. “Harry Larry” Wants to become a professional photographer. Hates to read, homework and term papers. Found driv- ing or at work. MAUREEN GAIL QUANN 342 Cedar St. ‘“‘Mau ’ Hopes for a career working with children. She is looking forward to leaving NBHS. JAIME RAMOS 108 Seventh St. Jaime plans on a career in data processing. “Ha, ha, it's all over!” DEBRA PRAGANA 63 Princeton St. “D.P. ’ Plans to go to col- lege and major in Special Education. Wish she could take over Miss Mahoney's office. Hates snobby people. WILLIAM QUARLES 306 Smith St. iM RANDELL J. RAMOS 4 Washington St. “Randy” Desires to roam the world with friends. Aspirations toward child psychology. Would like to attend U. Mass. Enjoys Flip Wilson. oy LOU ANN PRESS 37 Atlantic St. “Lou ’ Ambition to be- come Secretary. Happiest when the people she cares about are happy. Secretly wishes to be an airplane pilot. %, 9 a Bt Ay a Pr ae ee MARIA RAJADO 29 Acushnet Ave. “Reggie” Found getting used to teachers at NBHS most exciting, rewarding experience. REGINA RAMOS 255 County St. “Gina ’ Ambition to be- come anursery school teacher. Likes dancing, music, stuffed animal collection. TIMOTHY PROCTOR 220 Summer St. “Buster'’’ Wants to attend college. Dreams of mak- ing million by 30. Finds meeting new people ex- citing. Hates to be the slave of time. me ‘= CHRISTOPHER RAMOS 29 Bonney St. “Chris ’ Wants to go into medicine. He wishes for no more prejudice. He's a corridor-stroller. Is frac- tured by comedian Dom DaLuise. STEVEN RAMOS 133 Summit St. “The Man Aims to bea professional basketball player. Dreams of dating every fine girl in NBHS. Can be found on the bas- ketball courts. Ahh Ne Si d iit} | 1} if N VA ‘ ii) Hi ; DUANE A. RANDALL 2753 Acushnet Ave. ‘Hippie’ Has aspirations ‘o go to college and law school. Has a great deal � f admiration for John _ennon. Can be found in Green H. playing music. fo DENNIS RAYMOND 1071 Bowles St. Wants to go cross coun- try. Secret wish is to have lots of money. The Mall is where he’s at. Can't stand people that lie. PHILLIP REED 165 David St. “Bing” Plans to enlist in the service. He secretly wishes to become a po- iceman. A South End man. NATALIE RAPOSO 103 Jouvette St. “Nat'’ Hopes to become an airline stewardess. Can be found wandering the corridors in school. THERESA REBELLO 87 Carroll St. “Terry” Will become a secretary, then marry. Spends leisure time with boy friend. MARK REEDY 84 Pawnee St. “Zip’’' Remembers the basketball games at Coyle and Feehan. Easy- going guy who hates gos- sipy girls and those who feel sorry for themselves. MARY-ANN E. RAPOZA 81 Branscomb St. “lam me, myself and |; that is what | am, have been, will be and can hope to be. ' Special Ed. teacher, hopefully. JAY RECHTER 406 W. Bedford St. Plans business adminis- tration major. Charged by tennis letter at NBH. Found on tennis courts or in New York. i iil JOEL REGO 209 Main St. 53 NELSON A. RAPOZO 866 Brock Ave. Future accountant ora mechanic. Would love to tour Europe in Ferrari. Hates stuck up girls. CAROLYN L. REED 297 Cottage St. “Carol ’ Found planetar- ium most exciting feature of new NBHS. Would like to make world a better place to live. MARIA IMACULADA REIS 24 Adams St. Interested in the business field. To go to Portugal for along time would be great! Didn't particularly dig history classes. SHERRY RAY 86 Campbell St. Ambition is to marry, become housewife, and Mrs. Michael Gonsalves. Glad to have met future husband at NBHS. JANICE REED 118 Chancery St. Jan Enjoys listening to the music of Chicago. Favorite place in school is the Girls’ Room. Does not like snobby people. MARY-ANN REIS 64 Forest St. Future nurse. Enjoys ten- nis, bike riding, football. Likes listening to Bread. Favorite book was ‘‘Sum- mer of '42 '. Cried at “Love Story”. MARY LOU REIS 112 South Sixth St. Plans secretarial job, but really like to be an auto mechanic. Usually in Dart., or at beach on swings. Favorite group is Bread. PATRICK RICCARDI 143 Brooklawn Ct. “Pat the Wop” Goal is to be successful. Driving his car and football are fa- vorites. Inner urge to play pro ball. Usually found at Pa Raffa’s. MICHAEL RILEY 408 County St. Mike College bound. To ride from New Bedford to California on 10-speed bike, his intention. His hippy-dippy hero, George Carlin. NORMAN P. RENOIR 156 Wood St. Says he is always where he should be and would like to be rich. | SCOTT RICHARD 12 Washington St. DAVID ROBILLARD 159 Myrtle St. “Dave” Future ecologist, or oceanographer at SMU. Find him with his girl or in wrong cafeteria. Wants to BE someone. Detests pollution. JOE RETHEMEYER 46 Wing La., A. Aims to be with airline. Happy flying Cessna 150 in Hyannis. Mr. South- worth fascinates him. He is his own biggest hangup. WAYNE RICHARD 208 Davis St. ROBERT ROBITAILLE 163 Jarry St. “Bob” Wants to make lots of money. Daffy desire is to spend all his time skiing. Hangup is New Bedford. 54 DAVID REYNOLDS 124 Florence St. ““Dave ’ Wishes to become rich and live in housing project. The Captain is found at the Malt Shop. Ambition to enter adver- tising field. Go, Dave! THOMAS RICHARDS 112 Cottage St. Headed for some lucky college. Hidden urge to be a deep Sea diver. KEVIN ROCHA 211 Weld St. “Kev” Interest in trade school. Finds NBHS unex - citing. Archie Bunker fan. Wishes to play in NFL Conference. Down with school! ’ es STEVEN REZENDES 21 Shell St. “Steve’’ Would like to spend time traveling. JOHN RIDING 445 Loftus St. Future unknown. DEBRA RODRIGUES 51 Milford St. ‘“‘Debbie ’ Envisions world travel. Has ambitions to teach math. Enjoys long quiet walks, outside of school. Dislikes people who are unfriendly. TERESA RODRIGUES 11 George St. “Terry’’ Wants to be mar- ried. Got excited being sec. of Pep Club. Con- stantly with Gene or in classes where she is Sup- posed to be! DOREEN ROQUE 135 Field St. To be secretary. Yearns to own Mustang. A people lover, happiest with her friends. Not being able to hold liquor a hangup. JO-ANN RYAN 160 Aquidneck St. “Jo ’ Special Ed. or ele- mentary teacher are her plans. Secret wish, to skindive. Found at beach Or park. Her hangup is intolerant people. VINCENT RODRIGUES 218 Harwich St. “Hustler” Aims to be in- ternational playboy. Fan of Paul Lynde and the Stones. Can be found on the corner, drinking. Hangup, going steady. DEREK H. ROSE 319 Pleasant St. Future in athletics, mu- sic, photography, adver- tising. Always awaiting some fine young lady. Would prefer better stu- dent-teacher rapport. SUSAN RYMSZEWICZ 53 So. Emerson St. “Sue” Florida, Bermuda future plans. Listens to Dice. Would love to be Perry Mason's secretary. Dislikes dark colored fin- gernail polish. LINDA ROGERS 49 Seymour St. Interested in continuing her education. Always find her with Bill or in front of a TV watching “Allin the Family”. One who hates separate cafe. RANDALL ROSSI 117 Perry St. “Randy” Would like to see U.S. by motorcycle. Desires wealth. Excited when gets out of conduct cards. Girls are his big hangup. BARBARA SADOW 11 Lynnwood St. Barbara would like com- munications field, maybe journalism. An efficient yearbook Staffer with hidden depths. oh LINDA ROLLEN 98 Maple St. “Charlie Brown” Wants to pursue a nursing Career. Her shyness is her biggest hangup. She dreams of learning to fly. JOHANNA ROTHMAN 406 John St. “Joey ’ Budding su rgeon. Strong urge to establish a new ‘Pit’. Hangup her laughs (all of them). Most stirring experience meet- ing C.F. JOHN SANTIAGO 154 Ash St. “Johnny” Energetic, fun, happiest camping. Fa- mous for chauffeuring kids home from school in the ‘old truck’’. WAYNE ROMANOWICZ 224 Lafayette St. Immensely enjoys ‘‘Con- an ’ books. Is never found at home. His hangup is all homework. s ) | RICHARD RUSSEK 12 Ashley St. ““Rick”’ A possible engi- neer. Hates work, loves to travel with exciting partner. AUGUSTUS SANTOS 253 Arnold St. ‘“Gus ’ Wants to become a state trooper. Secret wish to be seven feet tall. Dis- likes people who talk too much. DONNA SANTOS 116 So. Sixth St. The new NBHS enthralled her. Most happy with BC and walking around the corridors. Dislikes gym. Wants to be a secretary. DIANNE SAVARIA 1200 Church St. NANCY SANTOS 95 Norman St. Plans attending college. Happy if all wars were stopped. Always around friends. Glad to be the first graduating class of new NBHS. BRUCE SAX 61 Carroll St. “Saco” Future dentist. Insane urge to yell on in- tercom. Usually riding around in his car. Down with homework! STEPHEN SANTOS 84 Adams St. “Satch ' Can be found at Wonder Bowl playing pinball machines. Avid fan of Howard Cosell. Enjoys reading ‘‘MAD ’ magazine. SHARON SCHOERNER 218 Summer St. Looks forward to mar- riage or stewardess. Hopes to travel and settle in Canada. Is bothered by people who hold grudges. DENISE SAUVE 21 Maitland St. LINDA SCHWEIDENBACK 53 Oak St. “Lin’’ Future secretary. Daffy desire is to havea waterfall in living room. Found in Padanaram or with Mike. Her big hangup is keeping quiet. BRENDA SAVAGE 865 County St. “Sav’’ Wants to become a social worker. Some day wants to travel. Will never forget when Debby got suspended, not she. NORMA-JEAN SENECHAL 954 Chaffee St. “Shorty” Wants to work at something she likes. Found at Coffee House. Hangup Is herself. LYNDA SHEHAB 133 Ruth St. “Ruler’’ To be R.N. Hates her skinny legs. Longs to be in Dennisport. Gym chief school hangout. CYNTHIA SHEPARD 16 McMurray Ct. “Cindy” Plans to get a job, then raise family. Can be found with Ernie. CAROL SHERMAN 33 Capitol St. Ca Says college, and marry her guy. Loves going to beach, summer and days off. Angry at those who start to say things, then refuse to finish. 56 MICHELLE SHUSTER 191 Plymouth St. ““Shelly’’ Plans to teach in Special Ed. Will remem- ber the New York trip and fingerpainting. Can be found talking on the phone. ARTHUR SILVA 323 Maxfield St. “Junna To be pro pho- tographer. Secretly men’s designer. Digs talk- ative gals and ‘‘Superfly”’. Always in Tan House. Hates stuck-ups. Easy- going. CARLINE SILVA 195 Acushnet Ave. KEVIN SILVA 59 Bedford St. VICKI ANN SILVA 248 Cedar St. “Tiger’’ Always remem- ber being GAMS Ball Queen. Model or Psychologist? Amazed at those still mean and race- prejudiced (both ways) today. ENID SILVA 3925 Acushnet Ave. KIM SILVA 70 Cottage St. Would like to offer his services to either the Navy or Air Force. Likes being in the company of understanding people. A great person to meet. Z id ARLETTE SILVEIRA 121 Collette St. One of those college bound students. Secret wish is to go to France. Loathes people who are conceited. JANET ANNE SILVA 467 Mill St. To college. London ‘71, “Boy Friend '72 were high peaks. Intrigued to be in a ballet. Seemingly quiet but really fun person. MICHAEL SILVA 34 Brownell St. ‘“‘Mike’’ To go to college and be an oceanogra- pher. His daffy desire to be a race car driver. Doesn't dig teachers. Can't wait to graduate. DEBORAH SIMMONS 63 Brownell St. ‘“‘Debbie ’ Hopes to be X- ray or dental hygienist. Daffy desire to own her own castle. Really hung upon Steve. a JANET SILVA 3792 Acushnet Ave. “Pee Wee Would like to travel, attend college. Despises people who are afraid to be themselves. Admires Neil Young and Mr. Dawson. NANCY SILVA 16 Exeter St. ‘“Nanc’’ Wants to try many things, then live on a farm. Hates crowds and those who misuse author- ity. Likes anything done well. JOHN SILVA 86 Fern St. College bound. Will never forget the happenings in the Band Room, his home away from home. THEODORE R. SILVA 210 Whitman St. Plans to go into the field of electricity. He loved hours spent standing in line at Guidance. Richard Nixon is his favorite comedian. NANCY SIROIS 1434 Plainville Rd. “Nan” Will probably be a receptionist. Loves crowded lunch shifts. Means to travel and be rich. KATHLEEN SITARZ 794 County St. “Kathy” Had no exciting experience in NBHS. To be an artist is her secret wish. Probably be an accountant. KATHLEEN L. SMITH 276 Caroline St. “Smithy'’ To major in Ed. Crazy hunger to be sculp- tress. Jr. and sr. class pres. School hangout, Dean's Office. Happy at many friends in NBHS. GARY SOARES 52 Blaze Rd. Math is future major. Won't forget being a New England soccer champ. To play professional baseball his dream. Found usually at practice. JUDITH SIVEE 30 Jouvette St. “Judy” Happy with that certain guy. Likes to walk in the country and look at the scenery. To travel, be secretary and Steve's wife. SANDRA SMITH 50 Monroe Dr. Sandy Either wants an art career or to be ac- countant. Admires Bill Cosby. Look for her on Acushnet Ave. HUGUETTE SOARES 68 Woodlawn St. Would like to become a stenographer. Is usually around Hazelwood Park. JAMES SIWIK 227 Brook St. Jim’ Aims for a career in photography or elec- tronics. Likes to watch Bruins hockey games on TV. Pastime outside of school is riding bike. RALPH SNOW 306 Arnold St. His resolution is to be an accountant. Cannot stand phonies. JOANNE M. SOARES 39 Sagamore St. “Jo ’ Hopes to become a secretary and eventually marry. Is happy when she is with John. 58 CLARK SMEDSTAD 107 Aquidneck St. ““Smed ’ Undecided when it comes to future plans. Look for him in the Band Room or at the beach. ANNE-MARIE SOARES 229 Acushnet Ave. Enjoys traveling. Can be found in Monte Park. Plans to attend college after graduation. LINDA CAROL SOARES 154 Matthew St. “Lynn'' Wants career as a clerk-typist. Loves to walk along seashore by her- self. Dreads getting up at 5 A.M. for school. Aud. Chorus her thing. KATHLEEN A. SMITH 217 Bates St. “Smitty”’ Plans to major in math. Remembers being caught skipping school. Hangup is deten- tions. Found at Brook- lawn Park and Howdy'’s. CHERYL SOARES 528 Lantern Lane Just wants to live, love and learn. Daffy desire is to play center for Boston Bruins. Hangup is hang- ing around with Queenie Calnan. MARIA SOARES 102 Newton St. MARK E. SOARES 455 Wood St. Loved Goldfinger and his interviews with dear old Mr. Southworth. Goal is to be a millionaire, what else? ANTONIO SOUSA 41 Stackhouse St. “Tony” Wants to join the Air Force. Is proud to be in school that’s No. 1 in everything, even in girls! Can't tell his secret wish. Hhm?? walt JOHN SOUSA 49 Thompson St. Prospective mechanical engineer. Biggest charge making NBHS champions in N.E. soccer. Hung up on girls. Best movie on TV was Spartacus”. KAREN SOUSA 31 Crapo St. MARIA SOUSA 366 Earle St. “Connie” Wants to attend S.M.U. Some day hopes to travel all over. Has no real hangup. Likes to watch “‘Columbo”’. Hates awakening at 6:00, wishes for twins, enjoys being a wife while going to school. She likes to hear Donna Fargo, and to take care of her husband. BILL SOUTHWORTH 159 Summit St. “Daffy ’ Ambition is to be a hippie. Would like to tell Headmaster and Mr. Goldrick what he thinks of them. JOANNE SOUZA 1073 Mt. Pleasant St. “Jo” To get married and be a secretary are her ambitions. Biggest hang- up is school. Never lone- some with Scott. DAVID SOLITO 7 Columbia St. Wants to teach history. Is absolutely enthralled by PA announcements. His hero: Mr. Goldrick. MICHAEL SOUZA 442 Sawyer St. “J.C. Hopes to become a race driver. Wishes to make a million. Out of school at last! BRENDA SOUZA 52 Oak St. “Bren” Plans to attend S.M.U. Daffy desire is to thumb cross country. Found anywhere with her friends. Likes to listen to Moody Blues. RICHARD SOWLE 168 Shawmut Av. “Pug ’ USAF or college. Enthralled by Miss Cohen first period two years. Love to live in London. Liked ‘Goldfinger’. Can't stand Mondays. se, DEBORAH SOUZA 55 Wamsutta Ave. GEORGE SOUZA 357 Wood St. “Debi’’ Plans to move toa commune. Enjoyed meet- ing Mr. Dawson. Secretly would like to live at a ski resort forever. ‘Far out”. “4 LUCIEN SPENCER 80 Purchase St. JEAN C. SPENCER 80 Purchase St. “Lulu” Plans to be taxi driver. Really digs Bob Denver kooky humor. Lu was on Jr. Steering. ‘“Expensive”' Aims to bea girl's best friend. Most colorful personality, Mr. Southworth. Secret wish to meet Raquel Welch. DEBRA SPINOLA 382 Maxfield St. “Debbie” Aims to attend college. Finds book and movie ‘‘Godfather”’ heavy. Turned off by people who talk too much. Turned on when spending money. af we DANIEL SULLIVAN 276 Hawthorn St. “Danny'’ Found musing on philosophy with Dave. Enjoys playing guitar with friends. Would like to write a literary master- piece. DEBRA SYLVIA 38 Pearl St. ““Debbie ’ Is waiting to marry Gary. Enjoyed cut- ting class and not getting caught. Daffy wish is to have nine kids. CHERYL STENSON 34 Sidney St. “Cher'’ Would like to be married. Secret desire is to be taller than 5 feet. Most happy with Jimmy. JOANNE SUPCZAK 1070 Braley Rd. “Jo Becoming a medical technician is her plan. Daffy desire is to be lst female Boston Bruin. Hates all yellow school busses. EDNA SYLVIA 331 Rivet St. “Shrimp” To be a teach- er. Hung up on stuffed animals and Gene. Free tour of world her wish. Large charge being picked as yearbook As- soc. Editor. DAVID STEPHENS I35Locusust: “Dave” Wants to become a teacher or engineer. He thinks “Night Gallery’’ is great. Has avid wish for world peace. LAUREN SURGENTO 380 Tarkiln Hill Rd. “Law” Her big urge is to study psychoanalysis. Dreams of being farmer's wife who can play a mean trumpet! 60 CATHY STEPHENSON 590 Shawmut Ave. Ambition is to be a secre- tary. Desires to see the world. Her hangup Is hair. Happiest when with Dave. ALFRED SYLVIA 224 North St. GAYLE A. SYLVIA 461 Brock Ave. “Little One'’ Wants to become a lady jockey. Look for her either at Sterling’s or in girls’ room. SHARON L. STOWELL 1298 Roseann St. “Cher’’ Ambition is to be happy, live in Illinois. Loves being first grad. class of new NBHS, and with boy friend. “Live, not merely Survive.”’ BONNIE SYLVIA 79 Crapo St. “Clyde” To get married and be a secretary are her goals. Biggest hangup is snobs. MICHAEL SYLVIA 113 Rodney St. ““Glen Campbell” He'll never forget the boys’ room. Find him at Hazel- wood Park. Interested in watching Paul Lynde. His bane, Miss Tripp. MICHAEL SYLVIA 58 Sycamore St. NANCY SYLVIA 2 Milton St. “Little Nancy” Will join the Air Force. Proud being colonel of GAMS. A lover of roller skating and quiet sincere guys. THERESA A. SYLVIA 394 Cedar St. “Terry's Secret desire is marriage on sand dune in November. She hangs out in the music rooms. ‘‘Mu- sic is a higher revelation than philosophy.” STEPHEN L. SZKLANY 127 Maywood St. “Scuz'’ Would like to be engineer. Usually can’t be found outside school. DONALD TABER 368 Park St. “Don” Plans to continue school. Would like to be rich. Can be found near Chancery Willis Sts. Hang-up Is the rules at NBHS. ERNEST TABER 321 Highland St. “Ernie’’ Wants to become a banker and wealthy. Found at the Standara- Times. Constant worrying isa big hangup. LINDA TELO 1016 Beverly St. “John Wayne Plans a nursing career. Her most unfavorite teacher, Miss Tripp! Can be found out side of school at Sassaquin. ABIGAIL TALAVERA 197 Emerson St. “Abby’' Wants to become an executive Secretary. Must visit Puerto Rico some day. Always in D.E. bookstore. GILBERT TEOTONIO 34 Arlington St. Teo has future plans to attend college. Can be located out of school at work or at home. JUNE TAVARES 99 Nelson St. Hockey fan. Loathes A.M. Mondays, colds, snobs. Like to see Greece, live in Calif. George Carlin ad- mirer. Had best NBHS guidance counselor. CAROL TETREAULT 85 Austin St. “Tete” Future lab. techni- cian. People who are con- stantly talking are her biggest hangup. Can be found at St. Luke's. 61 STEPHEN TAYLOR 219 Palmer St. “Steve’’ Has aspirations to become an aeronau- tics engineer. Enjoys hearing music of Isaac Hayes. No big hangup. Mostly found outside of school. ALICE TEXEIRA 66 Laura Keene Ave., A “Lissy'’ To get married and become a reception- ist are twin aims. Great to get diploma and be out of school! JOYA ANN TEIXEIRA 263 Palmer St. Jo’ Loved travelling with Sgt. Morrison and the GAMS. Happy with Billy and the gang. To be a professional model her wish. CHERYL THOMAS 193 Hudson St. Was excited by being in the ‘Jingle Bell” gang on 5th lunch in old NBH. Plans to work and travel after graduation. Didn't like Physiology class. ROBERT THOMAS 104 Sutton St. Plans to become a chem- ist. Secretly wishes to be a millionaire. Likes to lis- ten to the music of the Rolling Stones. HENRY THOMPSON, JR. 647 Kempton St. Hank Toward service or broadcasting. Likes TV Partridge Family and Joe Namath in “‘C.C. and Co.” Wants to hit the top at an early age. FRANCES TIGHE 22 Turner St. ““Frankie’’ Enjoys attend- ing football and basket- ball games. Oh, that Jr. year when she went to London! Sees a future In being a secretary. PATRICIA TOLENTINO 120 Greenwood St. ““Patty’’ Degreed nurse in the future. Happy about being captain of Co. B. Her group is Stylistics. Spends time listening to records. dl) ANTOINETTE TOMASIK 237 Cornell St. “Ann” Would like to be a biologist. Spooky her favorite person. Secret wish to be an astronaut. Loud inconsiderate ones are repellent to her. WILLIAM TOWERS 77 Willard St. “Billy” Plans to pursue a teaching career. Got a big thrill out of playing bas- ketball for NBHS. Would like to come back to NBHS and teach. MICHAEL TRACY 92 Newcomb St. ‘““Mike ’ Wishes to ad- vance his knowledge in the study of forestry. A fan of Johnny Carson. CELESTE-MARIE TROUTMAN 72 Foster St. Plans to live with her brother in Pennsylvania. Enjoys going to Diane's, her sister’s house. CHRISTOPHER TRUNDY 161 Grinnell St. His biggest hangup is N.B.H.S. CHARLES TSOUPRAKE 25 Morelands Ter. KENNETH VALLES 448 Oliver St. “Valley’’ Plans to visit Europe after school. The path and the girls there are his hangup. Charged by going places with Mr. Biscari. BRUCE VASCONCELLOS 1214 Church St. Enjoys both watching and participating in any sports. Does not like arti- ficial people. BALBINA FAITH VEENSTRA 53 Hill St. ‘“Bali’’ Hopes to get good job and marry the right guy. Despises nerves! To be good wife and mother once married is wish. 62 LEIDA VELAZQUEZ 81 Libra Dr. “Lisa” Hopes to go into teaching. Can't forget Mr. Marland. Likes the antics of Mickey Mouse. Re- members good times at NBHS. Always smiling. CAROL VENTURA 148 Glennon St. “Joe Rat’ Plans a career in Obstetrics. Secret urge to be filthy rich. Hobby is riding her own train. Al- fonse Chicky’s a hangup. CYNTHIA VENTURA 193 Division St. “Cindy” Plans to enter the navy. Would be happy travelling around the world. Money is such a hangup! NANCY ANN VIEN 43 Rutland St. “Nanc”’ Will some day be fashion merchandiser, but her secret wish is to be a pro ice skater. Is always at the Mall. LYNNE WHITE 867 Middle Rd. A. “White Kid Wants to at- tend B.C.C. for child care. Is very interested in what's happening and in solving problem. SUZANNE P. VENTURA 3086 Acushnet Ave. ““Sue”’ Plans to be nurse. Oh, the day she met J.S:! Enjoys sports. Find her working at Star Store. Her hangup Is being called Susan. PATRICIA VITAL 51 Vine St. “Patty’’ Avid Women's Lib advocate. Intends to be- come totally independent of everyone. Spends time in Buttonwood Park. Big hangup is time. JAMES WHITEHEAD 491 Hillman St. JOHN VIEIRA 1044 Phillips Rd. Would like to be rich. His biggest hassles are girls. Find him at K.’s house or Friendly’s. LISA WALSH 14 Wamsutta Ave., A “Lee”’ A future medical technologist. Enjoys the sound of Jethro Tull. Hates filling out forms like this one! DEBRA WILKINSON 81 Oak St. ‘Debbie’ Would like to visit London and become inhalation therapist. Loves travelling, music, and reading about the supernatural. 63 RICHARD VIEIRA 84 Willard St. BETSY WAMBOLDT 28 Coury Dr. A. “Red” Couldn't wait for graduation day. A future lab technician. Inconsid- erate people annoy her. GORDON DAVID WOOD 800 County St. Interested in becoming a computer programmer. Looks forward to the end of the school day. Likes non-fiction books. A shy young man. SUSAN VIEIRA 80 Winsor St. ‘Pee Wee Wants to find the one who really loves her. Can be found on Brock Ave. School is her biggest hangup. GINGER WHITE 222 Lake St. A. “Ging’’ Goal is to go on to college. Thinks being a cheerleader was exciting. Likes honesty in a person. Means to stay happy and healthy. THOMAS WOODACRE 70 Borden St. “Charlie’’ Sees a career in teaching. CARMEN WOODARD 291 Ash St. “Bubbles ’ Hopes to mar- ry Rick. Can't forget trips to London and Italy. De- sires own home and six children. Glad to go to old NBH while it lasted. SUE-ELLEN YEHLE 16 Roswell St. “Sue” Future librarian. Found at Nelson’s Phar- macy or at SMU library In summer. Highlight was Europe and Nassau. Loved Senior Prom junior year. STEVE ALLAIN 12 Harbeck St., A. DANIEL ALMEIDA 68 Hathaway St. CHERYL ANDRADE 399 West Elm St. FRANK AVILA 238 County St. STEVEN BAKER 278 Lawrence St. LUIS BAPTISTA 79 Nelson St. GLENN BEISH 194 Maxfield St. ERNEST BELLI 39 Rounds St. DAVID BENNETT 177 Elm St. ROBERT BERCHE 138 Ashley Blvd. DAVID BESSE 161 Newton Ct. BRUCE BOTELHO 14 Beetle St. ROBIN WOODARD 291 Ash St. ‘“Bobbie'’ Hopes to be- come Lab Technician. Spends time at work and in the Green House office. Her hangup is being fresh. JAMES ZIOBRO 29 Maywood St. ““Zombie'’ Future un- known. Would like to do something never done before. Usually found in the gym or under a Car. Hangup is food. MARIA BRANCO 204 Hathaway St. WAYNE CARVALHO 96 Spring St. DONN CORDEIRA 69 Borden St. JEFFREY CORREIA 84 Frederick St. CAESAR CORREIA 228 Lindsay St. TEMPLE CORSON 66 Cottage St. DOREEN COTE 88 Covell St. RENE CRUZ 336 Purchase St. MANUEL DA CORREIRA 47 Crapo St. HENRY DAMM 24 Hill St. WILLIAM DAVIDIAN 354 Teresa St. EDWARD DE MEDEIROS 381 Belleville Ave. DEBRA WOODIS 1082 County St. “Deb” Plans a career in hair-dressing. Wishes to marry Paul, with whom she is always happy and always will be. JEFFREY DE MELLO 32 Division St. RALPH DENEAULT 505 Ashley Blvd. JOHN DE PINA 86 Walden St. MOSES DE PINA 133 Dakota Ct. JORGE DE SOUZA 81 Mosher St. ALBERT DUARTE 30 Westland St. YVETTE DUBREUIL 156 Garfield St. DAVID DUCHARME 4 Pedro St. BRENDA DUPONT 145 Sycamore St. SHARON EDGE 220 Hathaway Rd. WENDY EVANS 3837 Acushnet Ave. DENNIS FELICIANO 8 Yale St. MICHAEL FERNANDES 119 Shawmut Ave. PAUL FERREIRA 483 Belleville Ave. RONALD FOUQUETTE 66 Middle Rd., A. MICHAEL FRANCOEUR 50 Wing Lane, A. DEBRA FRANKLIN 164 Summit St. LUIS FREITAS 109 Davis St. ADILIO GALEGO 37 Swift St. MICHAEL GATHERAL 336 Conduit St. STEVE GOMES 447 Ash St. JOHN GONSALVES 77 Cottonwood Rd. 64 DIANNE WOODIS 101 Mott St. ‘“Sam ’ Hopes to work and marry. Really liked the book ‘‘Love Story”. Loves scarey TV shows. Enjoyed ‘‘True Grit’’. To live in N.H. with Greg her wish. CURTIS GOUNDIE 223 Hawthorn St. DAVID GOUVEIA 390 Arnold St. MARIO GRANJA 34 Wing St. MICHAEL HOUSE 597 Coggeshall St. PAUL JEFFRIES 123 Alva St. PEGGY KAIN 1025 Cove Rd. JAMES LANGTON 1117 Chaffee St. STEVE LAWRENCE 97 Clara St. ROBIN LEEP 346 Cottage St. BRIAN LEFEVRE 73 Rogerson Ave. GEORGE LIARIKOS 97 John St. JOHN LOWNEY 657 Cottage St. EDWARD LUIZ 57 Rivet St. ROBERT MARSHALL 5 Anthony St. WILLIAM MELLO 19 George St. GEORGE MENDONCA 1563 Cove Rd. KATHLEEN MESSIER 82 Milford St. JANET MICHALSKI 308 Princeton St. APOLINARIO MOREIRA 208 Nash Rd. STEVE MORRA 192 Cornell St. FREDERICK NOSUL 495 Coggeshall St. JOSE NUNES 33 Longview Rd. THOMAS WYNNE 1242 Main St. A. “Tom Eventually would like to teach history ‘‘l don't believe it!’ is char- acteristic of him. FOFI PAPAS 163 Cottage St. ADELINA PERRY 65 Apache Ct. DAVID PERRY 4449 Acushnet Ave. AMELIA RAMOS 42 Sherman St. LINDA RAPOZA 319 Coffin Ave. OCTAVIO RESENDES 51 Collette St. GORDON SANTOS 117 Mashpee Ct. STEVE SANTOS 109 Ashley Blvd. JAMES SEARS 78 Durfee St. DEBRA SILVA 112 Bluefield St. MICHAEL SILVA 30 Longview Rd. 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Half a cheek is better than none. mu CO a =zs Arms cOoOx Arts | | s - . - vast Ls MW Pach 3B oO” a ae | $s not even kosher? it That much and ? S was What did you say th 12? What did you say © sate 5 en Ed cpanel 7 ° WARK ee 5 ees Fie iy bg, Be gata a Ag, Hb. Se coh 5d Pigs ota ae eet SA ah ag €: $ 3 4% $ ey DR. JAMES R. HAYDEN Dr. James R. Hayden was graduated from Boston College in 1932 and proceeded to obtain his A.B. and master’s degree at Boston College. He was awarded a doctorate at Boston University. Dr. Hayden taught at Normandin Junior High School and in 1939 he came to New Bedford High School as an instructor in mathe- matics. From 1942 to 1945 he was on military leave and upon his return he served again as a teacher at New Bedford High School, became a psychometrist and in 1958 was appointed Assistant Superintendent. In 1961 Dr. Hayden became Superintendent and he retired on August 31, 1972. As Superintendent he accomplished many feats. He established the Evening Extension High School, super- vised the design and building of the new New Bedford High School along with the late Philip Bronspiegel and created five new superintendent posts. These were Deputy Superintendent, Superintendent of Pupil Per- sonnel, Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruc- tion, Superintendent of School Department Personnel and Superintendent of Business Services. Dr. Gerard Smith was born in Dublin, Ireland and raised on Long Island. He did his undergraduate and graduate work at Syracuse University and New York University and he is a United States Army veteran of World War Il. After the war, he became Civilian Direc- tor of Education with the U.S. Air Force and helped to establish the first college on a military base, Mitchell College. In addition, he previously worked for General Electric in the Syracuse area. Appointed an assistant superintendent in Brentwood, Long Island, he served for five years. Dr. Smith became a department con- sultant in New Bedford on August 1, 1972 and as- sumed his duties as Superintendent of Schools on September 1, 1972. 80 Education is ... hanging around until you've caught on. — Robert Frost THE SUPERINTENDENTS Dr. Gerald Smith Superintendent yo | ' Mr. Edmond P. Donlan } Asst. Supt., Personnel Services Mr. Edward Colman Asst. Supt., Business Services PAM ELM Dr. Florence L. Mahon Asst. Supt., Curriculum Inst. ee Fee ee Pei aes “a 82 THE SUPERVISORS Mr. Joseph L. McDevitt, Jr. Curriculum Coordinator % Mr. Joseph Bettencourt Athletic Director Mr. Raymond Bisaillon Art Director Mr. James Ryan Data Processing Dir. is , ae y Mr. Joseph Rocha i ¢ Physical Education Dir. 83 Miss Janet Ratcliffe Vocal Music Director yy Mr. Thomas Ingham Pupil Personnel Dir. Mr. Gordon Johnson I.M.C. Director THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Eugene Goldrick | Mr. Clifton Southworth a: Mr. Theodore Calnan Housemaster (GOLD) Z oy Housemaster (TAN) ¢@mm liv, Housemaster (BLUE) } a A be - Mr. William Chapman Guidance Director en , Mrs. Roberta Sawyer Dean of Students DEAR ABBY — Guidance Mr. William Winsper Placement Counselor ae Mr. Ellsworth McAfee Miss Catherine Roche a a ei te AMANO aan = Mees: Miss Juanita Schoff ee ee Miss Anna Sowa THE ARTS — Music ... Mrs. Frances Heimberg nee 5 Seat i 7 € Mr. Walter Owen Mitte THE CRAFTS — Home Economics ... rNirs, Eileen Medeiros ie = oe = Ge Nancy Sullivan Mrs. Ruth Mellen Mrs. he Mr. John Rex fe in. ae ' Department Head 4 Mr. John Farrell, © 87 _.. Industrial Arts i i ag” Mr. Charles Bue SS Pat ns Picard Mr. Paul Maty Mr. Robert Ohnesorge ee ae Mr. Edward Medeiros el ee te Mr. Ralph Monteiro YY P : ichard Rutkowit 88 THE TONGUES — English ... ne 4 Mr. Walter Bonner Department Head ae Miss Beverly Bizzarro at is Mr. John Sykes 89 ee =| S a Mr. George Newm ‘ nici! ee ier TOP toi Miss Mary Morris a 90 é ’ . . Mrs. Dorothy LaFlamme ir A aD Raiy ND Ss jove el .. The Foreign Languages ... Mr. Gerald Fogel {Se daaaaaaoi, at et Tae esa RRR Sait esdlrte sts ’ Mr. Roger Lemenager Department Head ca Mr. Gilbert Souza ; Mrs. Gisele Cabral £ 91 _... The Foreign Languages i a 3 x ss’ a oe “| fe Mr. Ronald Nolin Mr. John Rapozo “creas 4 92 THE NUMBERS — Math ' Miss Ruth Perry Mr. lan Department Head a Mac Gregor ip PX .. Miss Constance .’ a Mrs. Noreen Parker Hindle _ Mr. Charles | Messier qa 4 ) Mr. Edward Girard tl : : 2 Bierman. Miss Julie Maty tlhe. 0 %%, hl? � Y THE FACTS AND FIGURES — Science F Mr. Jarett Rose 4 Department Head f gore Fate Rags oe By, oe acer Keb eT eS a seem Mr. John Dell Isola 94 Mr. Charles Ouimet pee Bhindi ee Mr. Joseph Jacintho 2 AY Mrs. Virginia Sherbino | é Mr. Eugene Wilusz eee y Bee Mee 95 THE MEANS — Business - ; LS at “Z ; ni Miss Carol Nolette Mr. Robert Francis ie Miss Kathryn McCarthy _ Department Head © Mrs. Lucille Lagasse 2 stn ie ar aaa : ii Miss Maria Smith Mrs. Lois Drew etengene ata te THE EVENTS — History Mr. Richard (OFT d-1[ ce) Mr! John Callanan 4 4% Mr. Edmund Tavares ‘ 4 2 Q Reais ia Pe Mr. Sam u THE MILITARY — ROTC, GAMS ... THE FRINGE BENEFITS — MEDIA ... jone Mauc % a THE SPECIAL SERVICES 100 Our clerks are constantly occupied with innumer- able tasks. They are invaluable, not only in answer- ing telephone calls, typing the absentee bulletins, and keeping student records up-to-date, but also in issuing tardy slips! MR. CLIFTON M. SOUTHWORTH Clifton M. Southworth began his services to the New Bedford School System back on June 10, 1938. Mr. Southworth graduated from Fitchburg College over forty years ago and he went on to obtain his B.S. and M.A. from Boston University. His first teaching assignment was at Roosevelt Junior High School. In 1941 he moved on to New Bedford High School. He entered the United States Navy soon after the attack on Pearl Harbor and was on active duty in the Navy for fourteen years. After his return he was appointed Assistant Principal at New Bedford High School, a position he held from 1956 to 1972. Although he was the object of much teasing about his nautical leanings, Mr. Southworth truly is the recipient of much affection and respect from both faculty and stu- dents. One could always count on him for a sympathetic ear and an understanding heart. Always the captain on his own quarterdeck, he was nevertheless one of us when rooting for the teams at all our games, and he never missed a school social function. We are sure that Mr. Southworth will always be with us in spirit and we shall in turn remember him with warmth and gratitude. Robert Leo McCarthy began service as the Tan House- master on January 29, 1973. Mr. McCarthy is a graduate of Boston University with a bachelor’s degree in Science and Business Administration. He also has a master’s degree from Bridgewater State College and has studied at New York University and the University of Massachu- setts. Mr. McCarthy was first associated with New Bed- ford High School as the founder of the Distributive Edu- cation program. He left to become assistant principal of Hastings Junior High School in Fairhaven and was ap- pointed a housemaster at New Bedford High on Decem- ber 12, 1972. 102 FACULTY GAME TRY YOUR LUCK ON THIS MATCHING GAME! 1. ‘Well, Claire, let’s send him home H.P.C. style.”’ 2. ‘‘| know I’m short, but the girls love my body.” 3. “I’m just a big pussycat.” 4. “Did you get his temperature?” “But all | wanted was some Klee- nex!” 5. “Don’t tell anybody, buster, but | think your mouth is open!”’ 6. Merits and demerits in his black book. 7. Arab jokes, never wore a dress to school all year. 8. “Don’t worry about it, kid.” 9. ‘I bet you ripped that off.” A real sweetheart. 10. Patrols corridors, uses reverse side to save paper. 11. Twitch, Le Petit Prince. 12, ‘‘O.K., you guys, let’s have no horseplay in the shower now!” 13. Perfect circles 14. His own fair marking system 15. “Before we get down to this particular business ...” 16. ‘‘Why don’t pigs fly?” 17. “ll give you $5.00 if you clean my house.”’ 18. Her black belt in Karate 19. “‘Mr. or Miss, I’ll see YOU tonight, won’t I?”’, her fraction points taken off on tests. 20. His green jacket 21. ‘Glad | found my woman!” 22. Green policewoman, No. 1 love lens buyer 23. ‘‘I never smile except when talking about dwarfs.” 24. “What was the no. on Sky King’s Plane?” 25. ‘‘Only 329 more days until Beethoven’s birthday.” 26. ‘Nothing in this school works!” 27. “I’ve had a hard night, don’t bother me!”’ 28. “You kids got to read the newspaper!”’ 29. ‘Hit the dust.” 30. ‘' ... whatever that is.” 31. “‘Buster’’, lose 40 Ibs to look like Walt Frazier 32.‘ ... and you better believe it!” 33. ‘‘O.K. people, what have you produced this period?”’ 34. ‘You people are so immature, you got to get it together.” 35. “Who's in the john? — what’s your name and homeroom?” 36. I’ll pass you for the year if you can conjugate the verb étre.” 37. Dogs, Penny, ‘‘Meet at the dog show.” 38. ‘What a male chauvinist!”’ 39. ‘I’m not too proud to pick up pennies.” 40. ‘I’m interested in quality, not quantity.”, two different shoes, blue and brown. 41. New York Times’ most avid reader, also his Peruvian poncho. 42. From size 18 to size 10 in 10 weeks flat. 43. Homeroom buttons, the gum king, cancels future 8th periods as rewards. 44. Extraordinary vocabulary, “You’re SENIORS now!” A. Miss Park B. Mr. Lombardo C. Mr. Saltzman D. Mr. Robinson E. Mrs. Sawyer F. Mr. Dell Isola G. Miss Hindle H. Mrs. Simpson 1. Mr. Goodfellow J. Mr. Britto K. Mrs. Gillum L. Mr. Pacheco M. Mr. Richard Anderson N. Mrs. Souza O. Mr. Callanan P. Mrs. Drew Q. Mr. Luchetti R. Miss Stawasz S. Mr. E. McCarthy T. Mr. Vaz U. Mrs. Kaufman V. Mr. Markey W. Mr. Kuliga X. Mr. Owen Y. Mrs. Hassey Z. Mr. Walsh AA. Mr. Calnan BB. Miss Tripp CC. Mrs. Silva DD. Mr. Motta EE. Mr. Fournier FF. Miss Burchell GG. Mr. Dube HH. Mr. Ouimet ll. Mrs. King JJ. Mr. James Medeiros KK. Mr. Carreiro LL. Miss Sowa MM. Mr. Silva NN. Mr. Goldrick OO. Mr. Anthony PP. Mr. St. Pierre QQ. Miss Cohen RR. Mr. Biscari SS. Mr. Dawson TT. Miss Rainville il Ov SS ‘OE 0 0z a'6e€ WW 62 a8 '6T nN “se X 82 4d ‘8T 9°Z€ WW Le db o7at 45. “I will not embarrass you, but will laugh at you.” woh dd‘9€ 3°92 19T 46. ‘Be nice, | only like nice people. ” Z’Sp NN‘SE HH‘SZ O'ST N ‘tt d‘v€é adtve OO0O'vT Jeb 33 °€€ a‘e2 VEL 99 Cv 4 3 we? M eT S‘Tt [Lea ue Loom LL LE 103 =) aS a ANMTNONDaOHS Oo qua rto = According to gravitational pull... And then what happened? Take over, will ya, while | go into the cooking class to sneak some lasagna. ie How do you do a surface dive? Mission Control ... Hey, go find your own room! Paul Guy (at 15) Carol (Konowski) Silva (at 17) Robert Braz (at 18) Frank Motta (at 21) Gerald Fogel (at 18) Eugene McCarthy (at 18) Sgt. Robert Morrison (at 19) Fete Edward Girard (at 21) George Charbonneau (at 17) Rose (Souza) Souza (at 17) Douglas Foster (at 17) Eugene Wilusz (at 16) Ronald Medeiros (at 18) De HERODOTUS CLUB Michelle Adams — Pres. Rodrigo Rodriques — Vice Pres. Ligia Lima — Treas. Joanne Supczak — Sec. Mr. Boudreau — Advisor Rebecca Adams Geri Andrade Maria Andrade John Barradas Paul Bennett Rudi Choquette Linda DaRosa Diane Desroches Karen Kelly Robin Lessoff Francis Medeiros Carol Moszczenski Rosemary Mueller Frank Rodriques Betty Santos Janet Silva Ann Tomasik Joanne Wilson CHESS CLUB Bob Fe rreira — Pres. Sharon Cambra Michael Goulart James Medeiros Stephen Dalbec — Vice-Pres. Wesley DeCampos Anastasios Gounaris Robert Medeiros Ron Coderre — Sec. Steven Carvalho Marcia Gosselin Joyce Nissen Sue Perry — Treas. Andrea Coderre Sue Haydt Nancy Pacheco Mr. Ouimet — Advisor Annette Coderre Bruce Heskett Debbie Pearson Kyle Ainsley Fred Correia David Heskett Dave Perry Kevin Anthony Steven Correia Gary Hignite Jay Perry George Barclay Noel Corson Leo Kenny Mike Picard Susan Begin David Crumley John Kinney Gary Pickett John Bielski Jeff Demers Paul Ladino Mary Ann Rapoza Stratis Boza Charles Eckert Lisa Langlois Tom Richards John Brightman Fred Gadomski Diana Lawrence Dave Robillard Gwen Camara Dave Gauthier David Machado Paul Rose 114 LATIN CLUB Marina Mendez — Pres. Robin Lessoff — Vice-Pres. Nina Abramson — Sec. Rendi Halberstadt — Treas. Miss Ferreira — Advisor Donna Almeida Beth Alpert Gina Balestracci Paul Bennett Stratis Boza Sheryl Chapman Susan Cohen Barbara Coutu Melissa Crompton Jane Davis Gloria Dias Joan Douglas Sandi Epstein Brent Esancy Elissa Feinstein Debbie Foss Marie Gaudet Cathy Gerson Jan Houde Marsha Jackson Baunie Jones FRENCH CLUB Leo Kenny Sue Kestenbaum Debbie Lage Diana Lawrence Helen Lisak Debbie Lowther Sue Machado Debbie MacMillen Francis Medeiros Narda Mendez Louise Merrick Stacy Metcalf Karen Miller Rochelle Mingola Kathy Regis Barry Shuster Bill Simpson Brenda Souza Lynne Souza David Stephens Elaine Stephenson Donna Sylvia Ann Tomasik Joanne Williams Sue Ellen Yehle — Pres. Kathy Cipriano Barry Mingola Rochelle Mingola — Vice-Pres. Andrea Coderre Linda Preiss Annette Coderre Patricia Rodriques Mary-Ellen Yehle — Sec. Carol Moszczenski — Treas. Nikki Fellouris Carol Tetreault Mr. Nolin — Advisor Kula Fotiadis Betty Tsouprake Beth Alpert Janice Lacourse Joanne Supczak Michael Caldas June Mello 115 GERMAN CLUB Sue-Ellen Yehle — Chairman Peter Fonseca Mark Nunes Mary-Ellen Yehle — Rec. Sec. Kula Fotiadis Jacqueline O’Brien Mrs. Kaufman — Advisor Laurel Jaros Chris Perry Michael Caldas Christopher Kenney Michael Perry Heidi Chirigotis James Lisak Johanna Rothman Marileia Conterno Steve Medeiros Stefan Sokol Cort Ferreira Steven Medeiros Robert Thomas PORTUGUESE PAN-AMERICAN CLUB Paul Gaboriault — Pres. Manuela Esteves — Vice-Pres. Michael Bernier — Sec. Yvonne Brito — Treas. Mrs. Silva — Advisor Gerrie Andrade Gail DeTerra Carlos Mascarenhas Norma Medeiros Frank Rodrigues 116 DEBATING SOCIETY Mark Mcintyre — Pres. Johanna Rothman — Vice Pres. Sue Kestenbaum — Sec. Nikki Fellouris — Treas. Mr. Borowicz — Advisor Janet Aalfs Beth Alpert Paul Bennett Michael Brugger Cathy Gersin Dasis Gounaris Rochelle Mingola Carol Moszczenski Linda Preiss Robin Richard Danny Sullivan Betty Tsouprake MATH CLUB Mrs. Diggle — Advisor Lenette Gerard Dasis Gounaris Susan Hallett Dennis Houghton Reny Lizotte Robert Medeiros Jeffrey Mendes David Robillard Alan Russo Wendy Warrington Carol Moszczenski — Pres. Al King — Vice-Pres. Leonard Hathaway — Sec. Carol Kut — Treas. Mrs. Sherbino — Advisor Debbie Allen Sue Begin Anna Colli Diane Fortes Debbie Pearson Mike Simmons A.F.S. CLUB Mr. Brito — Advisor Jackie Burgo Pat Burgo Jeff Correia Cheryl Easton Gerry Gilmette Carl Gomes i ie, it y Helen Gomes Laura Gonsalves Gaylene Guilherme Ray Houtman Karen Lammers Susan Pina Randell Ramos 118 Steven Ramos Dave Reynolds Pat Robinson Arthur Silva Rose Marie Silva Yvonne Silva Anne Marie Soares Lisa Jenney — Pres. Manuela Esteves — Vice Pres. Dorothy Zawalski — Treas. Miss Rainville — Advisor Donna Borges Anna Colli Barbara Couto Cort Ferreira Daphney Gibson Stephanie Gibson Karen McAfee Carol Moszczenski Sharon Ochab David Perry Jean Petrie Debbie Rodriques Johanna Rothman Daniel Sullivan Maria Soares Gary Spearman Gina Tavares Joya Teixeira Wayne Thomas Lori Todman Pat Tolentino ART CLUB Mr. Owen — Advisor Jeff Allison Susan Blake Robin Brodeur Robert Butts Barbara Couto Cynthia Cruz Carol Kielbasa Diana Lawrence James Medeiros Charles Moniz Angela Palmeira Mrs. Laflamme — Advisor Kathy Adamowicz Kathy Adamowski Diane Antoinette Susan Brisson Ronald Coderre Cathy Cotter June Delano Susan Dubois Wendy Friedman Paul Gaboriault Cleveland Heath Alan Johnson Karen Kelley Norma Medeiros Jean Petrie Harry Potter George Roupas John Roza Ill Michelle Shuster William Simpson Debra Spinola Debra Teixeira Mark White Debra Zuber 119 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Bette Santos — Pres. Sheila Furtado — Vice-Pres. Kathy Smith — Treas. Michelle Ferreira — Historian Miss Allen — Advisor Jerri Andrade Gina Barksdale Arlene Bulotsky Connie Correia Doreen Correia Donna Craveiro Andrea DaCruz Paul Gaboriault Karen Kach Judy Lage Kathy Leite Nancy Maranhas Karen McAfee Jackie O’Brian Sue O’Brien Jean Petrie Pearl Pires Carol Sherman Michelle Shuster Ida Silva Kathy Silva Brian Souza Ann Stankiewicz Jay Vasques 120 Cheryl Quail — Pres. Sue Ventura — Vice-Pres. Debbie Lage — 2nd Vice-Pres. Karen DeFreitas — Sec. Pat Tolentino — Treas. Denise Metivier — Historian Mrs. Simpson — Advisor Brenda Alves Lori Areia Gina Barksdale Linda Beauregard Cathy Benoit Patti Boucher Lynn Brightman Patricia Burgo Dot Charette Dorinda Correa Karen Costa Louise Dumont Linda Fernandes Maria Fernandes Cathie Ferreira Helen Gomes Lori Gonsalves Susan Hallett Joyce Laliberte Denise Menard Michelle Miranda Melissa Naile Kathy Normandin Mary Ann Reis Ann Pelczarski Elizabeth Tobojka Anna Roda Karen Rodrigues Linda Rollen Diane Santos Darlene Sousa Lynn Souza Judy Wholley DECA CLUB Steven Macek — Pres. Glen Beish Brenda Dupont Janet Pina Joyce Lopes — Vice-Pres. Charles Carpenter Marc Gongola Janice Pina Peggy Kain — Sec. Elaine Carreiro Lynne Gurney Scott Richard Thomas Griffiths — Treas. Carl Corrado James Holden Vincent Rodrigues Abigail Talavera — Reporter Caesar Correia Steve Lawrence Debra Sylvia Wayne Richard — Parliamentarian David Correia Brian Lefevre Michael Sylvia Mr. Clavin — Advisor Alvin Ray Cushman John Lowney Paul Antaya Doreen Dallaire Paul Mandeville BUSINESS CLUB Michelle Methia — Pres. Sandy Bettencourt Diane Dias Barbara McCarthy Gayle Arruda — Vice-Pres. Shirley Camara Alan Johnson Christine Pease Steve Dubois — Treas. Linda Correia Kathy Kelly Sandy Sawicki Maureen Quann — Publicity Sherry Cournoyer Lynn Kennedy Nancy Sitarz Mrs. Miles — Advisor Jerry Daigie Susan Koster Sue Sousa Kathy Adamowski Linda Devoll Jane Laubenstein Steve Amaral Nancy Dextradeur Joyce Lawless Marsha Jackson — Pres. Joan Douglas — Vice-Pres. Janet Silva — Sec. Paul Bennett — Treas. Mr. Charbonneau — Advisor Mr. Marchand — Advisor Nina Abramson Kathy Adamowski Mark Alberts Roxsand Allain Steve Almeida Beth Alpert Shirley Amaral Karen Kagan Carol Kennedy John Kinney Wayne Knight Mary Koczera Mike LaBossiere Faith LaBrie Jane Laubenstein Brenda Lawrence Roger Lukoff Debbie MacMillen Anne Marshall Kathy Maura Nancy Mazewski Karen McAfee ‘Steven Medeiros Tom Mesquita Stacy Metcalf Denise Metivier Michelle Methia Karen Miller Rochelle Mingola Steven Monast Charles Moniz Cynthia Moniz Janice Morse Stephanie Morse Carol Moszczenski Gary Newton Dennis Nowak Susan O’Brien Sharon Ochab Eduardo Oliveira Debbie Pearson Anne Pelczarski Chris Perry Jean Petrie Lucie Pinto Sue Pires Debbie Pragana Linda Preiss Cyndie Ramos Peter Rapoza Judy Ratcliffe Linda Rayner Stephen Avila Gina Balestracci Joanne Bedard Sue Begin Sandy Bettencourt Nancie Blecharczyk Lucille Bonneau Donna Borges Pat Borges Susan Britton Arlene Bulotsky Robert Butts Michael Caldas Jay Rechter Mary-Ann Reis Roxanne Rock Arthur Rodrigues Debbie Rodrigues Karen Rossi Bruce Sax Aida Silva Barry Shuster Michelle Shuster Kathy Smith Brenda Sousa Darlene Sousa Debbie St. Pierre 122 Andrea Carmo Deborah Catlow Ron Coderre Susan Cohen Vicki Collier Melissa Crompton Matthew Curran William Davidian Elizabeth Dexter Angelo De Bortoli Kathy Duarte Steve Dubois Sandra Epstein Elissa Feinstein Nikki Fellouris Linda Fernandes Cort Ferreira Darlean Francis Sheila Furtado Robert Gagnon Paula Gaj Susan Gates Doreen Gaudette Daphney Gibson Stephanie Gibson Marcia Gosselin Kathy Grace Charles Greenstein Kenny Hazell Eleanor Hendricks Warren Hero Jan Houde Martin Jacobvitz Terese Jodoin Elizabeth Tobojka Julie Tobojka Ann Tomasik Valerie Tomasik Elizabeth Tsouprake Marjory Tsouprake Debra Vasconcellos Karen Vital Maria Viveiros Debbie Whitehouse Debra Wilkinson Lori Wilkinson BEANIE BOYS Bonnie Sylvia — Pres. Ann Macedo — Vice-Pres. Teresa Rodrigues — Sec. Terry Sylvia — Treas. Jocelyn Andrade Debra Barrows Nair Barros Susan Britton Rose Cardosa Cheryl Chudzik Susan Ciaburri Donna Craveiro Sue DeSilva Sherrie Freitas Laurene Gonsalves Carol Horne Judy Hudzik Elaine Jacintho Cathy LaFleur Ann Marie Lambeth Joyce Lawless Kathy Leite Armond Enos — Pres. Steve Nunes — Vice-Pres. Mr. Saltzman — Advisor Dave Bennett Gil Cabral Dave Caplette David Correia Mark Fortin Bruce Garcia Charlie Gomes Kenny Hazell Steve Hopwood Greg Jenkins Dave Lemos Ric Levin Carl Mendes Dennis Rebello Dave Santos Barry Spooner John Vipon Debbie Lowther Brenda Lawrence Sharon Lewis Betty Mimoso Jeanne Oliver Marcy Pina Debi Pitts Joanne Poulos Linda Rayner Kathy Regis Deolinda Rodrigues Doreen Sharples Rose Marie Silva Shelly Simmons Ann Stankiewicz Susan Stankiewicz Elizabeth Tobojka Maria Vasques Elena Marie Veiga Karen Vital HONOR SOCIETY Cort Ferreira — Pres. Nina Abramson — Vice-Pres. Marsha Jackson — Sec. Janet Silva — Treas. Mr. Robinson — Advisor Cathy Adamowicz Donna Almeida Shirley Amaral Stephen Avila Gina Balestracci David Barker Sandra Barreiro Beth Barry Beverly Bendiksen Paul Bennett Nancie Blecharczyk Donna Borges Enrico Branchini Deborah Catlow Catherine Caton Doris Charette Gabriel DaSilva Maria Delgado Joan DeTerra Armond Enos Sandra Epstein Diane Fortes Paula Gaj Susan Gates Rendi Halberstadt Richard Hesketh Dennis Houghton Deborah Lage Dianne Laube Joanne Laube Paul Lavallee Wayne LeBlanc Robin Lessoff Helen Lisak James Lisak Edward McAloon Nancy Maranhas Linda Mattos Judith Medeiros Norma Medeiros Marina Mendez Denise Metevier Maria Miranda Debra Morris Carol Moszczenski Hugh Neenan 124 Janice Nissen Frances Nunes Susan Oliveira Ronald Pepin Michael Picard Gary Pickett Maryann Rapoza Jay Rechter JoAnne Ryan Brenda Savage Michelle Shuster John Silva Sandra Smith Daniel Sullivan Antoinette Tomasik Sue Ellen Yehle JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Tia da ely _... Cathy Adamowicz Susan Hallett Russalee Adams Darlene Jesse Roxsand Allain Janice Lacourse a Steven Allain Janis Manssuer Es PERS EE Gail Amaral Lynn Martins Ries BES Kevin Amaral June Mello ., 2a Dennis Andrade Susan Menard — Diane Araujo Charles Mo niz Steven Aronberg Pat Paton Nadine Avila Janice Phaneuf Michael Brugger Anna Roda i Kenneth Cabral Dawn Rodrigues Pies (ES Sharon Cambra Frank Rodriques Ek EE Susan Cohen Nancy Ann Santos , 3% Bertie Collier Michelle Shuster James Collier Janet Silva ro Sharon Costa Antoinette Tomasik Cheryl Cottam Christopher Trundy Grae) Cynthia Crocker Debra Vasconcellos a. Donna Deree Paul Vieira ae Don Durfee Katherine Whalley sg Karen Galligan Debbie Whitehead r Lennette Gerard Joan Wilcox Alan Johnson Joyce Laliberte Pam Lassey Elizabeth Law Dennis Lawton Donna Leighton Murray Lukoff Donna Mayer Nancy Mazewski Debra McConnell Debbie Medeiros Linda Mello Patricia Mello Carol Moszczenski Helen Neary Alice Nichols Debbie Normandin Frances Nunes Jeanne Oliver Jean Petrie Gary Pickett Cheryl Quail Jay Rechter Johanna Rothman Nancy Santos Michelle Shuster Vicki Silva Linda Soares Nina Abramson Robert Bourassa Peter Gonzalez ; Michelle Adams Barbara Chandler Harry Grimley tite are he Cheryl Andrade Barbara DaCunha Kenneth Hazell Maria Tavares Diane Araujo Angelo De Bortoli Cleveland Heath Joya Teixeira Donna Beaumont Armond Enos Marsha Jackson Gordon Wood Nancie Blecharczyk Paula Gaj Paul Jellison Carmen Woodard Donna Borges Judith Gomes Lisa Jenney CONCERT CHORALE Stephen Avila Gina Balestracci Donna Borges Andrea daCruz Gina Despres Jeff Entwhistle Daphney Gibson James Hardwood Karl Kummer Donald Plummer Theresa Sylvia Kathy Whalley Mrs. Heimberg — Advisor Stephen Avila Daphney Gibson Gina Balestracci Theresa Sylvia Debbie Cromwell Kathy Whalley Paul Gaboriault Mrs. Heimberg — Advisor 126 Mr. Borgia — Advisor Ed Adamowski George Barclay Dave Barker Beverly Bendiksen Dana Bernier Richard Britto Steve Camara Henry Collard Andrea daCruz Charleen Fisher Barry Flor Jean Gomes Kristian Hauge Lisa Jenney Paul Ladino Gary Magoon Karen McAfee Ken Medeiros Denise Oliveira Frank Oliver Al Ouellette 1Azy Wayne Perry Antonio Pinho Don Plummer John Silva Robert Silva Clark Smedstad Joanne Tavares Judy Wholley Charles Xavier Mrs. Heimberg — Advisor Gina Balestracci Sharon Cambra Daphney Gibson Karen McAfee Janice Nissen Jeanne Oliver Wayne Perry Donald Plummer Nancy Sylvia Theresa Sylvia Debra Witkos KEY CLUB Wayne LeBlanc — Pres. Paul Jellison — Vice Pres. Murray Lukoff — Sec. Peter Rapoza — Treas. Mr. Biscari — Advisor Mark Alberts Dave Fernandes George Bebis Mike Finkelstein Gary Benbenek Randy Gomes Paul Bennett James Gorman Mike Booker Ken Hazell Ron Coderre Dennis Houghton Steve Dalbec Martin Jacobvitz Armond Enos Roger Lukoff 128 Mark Mcintyre Ken Medeiros Robert Medeiros Chris Perry Wayne Perry Mike Picard Joe Prata Jay Rechter Wayne Romanowicz Alan Russo Bruce Sax Clark Smedstad Doug Soares Richard Sowle GIRLS’ LEAGUE Beth Barry — Pres. Nancie Blecharczyk — Vice- Pres. Paula Gaj — Sec. Sharon Jacobs — Treas. Nancy Mazewski — Nursing Home Donna Mayer — Tray Favors Mrs. Sawyer — Advisor Nina Abramson Shirley Amaral Sharon Banas Sandra Barreiro Debi Boga Joanne Buckley Pamela Castro Doris Charette Kathy Cotter Karen DeFreitas Virginia DePina Gloria Devore Sandra Epstein Diane Fortes Cheryl Fernandes Daphney Gibson Debbie Gomes Rendi Halberstadt Jill Horowitz Jan Houde Anne Marie Lambalot Robin Lessoff Nancy Maranhas Donna Medeiros Sue Medeiros Karen Miller Cindy Moniz Carol Moszczenski Anne Mulroy Sharon Ochab Cathy Pedro Joanne Poulos Debbie Rodrigues Linda Rollen Johanna Rothman Brenda Savage Kathy Smith Pam Vasconcellos GIRLS AUXILIARY MILITARY SERVICE COMPANY A FIRST ROW — Sandra Bellino. SECOND ROW — (LTO R) Gale Cowen, Debbie Mello, Michelle Miranda, and Lisa DeSilva. THIRD ROW — (L TO R) Donna Almeida, Irene Medeiros, Antonietta Borges, and Debra Donaghy. FOURTH ROW — (L TO R) Eugenia Alves, Sharon Costa, and Joanne Bedard. STAFF (L TO R) Gaylene Guilherme, Margaret Nereu, Denise Metivier, Nan- cy A. Sylvia, Cheryl Cottam, Geraldine Gilmette, and Norma Gomez. COMPANY B FIRST ROW — Patricia Tolentino. SECOND ROW — (L TO R) Lynette Gerard, Maria DaGarcia, Rose Marie Silva, and Rose Amaral. THIRD ROW — (L TO R) Linda Sequeira, Bernadette Macon, Lynette Guillette, Donna Alves, and Ann Martin. FOURTH ROW — (L TO R) Gwendolyn Hamlin, Marie Senra, Lidia Magalhaes, Jackie Silva, Debra Lomba, and Marianne Duarte. DRILL TEAM FIRST ROW — Norma Gomez. SECOND ROW — (LTO R) Diane Cos- ta, Cheryl Mahon, Carmen Moniz, Evelyn Amaro, and Gale Smith. THIRD ROW — (L TO R) Bernadette Santos, Dorothy Harris, Denise Pina, Susan Ramos, and Debra Mello. FOURTH ROW — (L TO R) Marcy Pina, Elizabeth Amaro, Barbara Alves, Christine Nixon and Debra Barrows. COMPANY C FIRST ROW — Geraldine Gilmette. SECOND ROW — (L TO R) Laverne Silva, Ruth Armstrong, Teresa Tolentino, Joyce Santos and Wendy Friedman. THIRD ROW — (L TO R) Lynn Ollivierre, Penny Taylor, Kathy Soares, Joan Wil- cox, Deborah Monteiro, Linda Ferreira, and Filomena Mendonca. 130 RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS STAFF Richard Perry, Wesley DeCampos, Robert Cor- reia, Henry Thompson, Dennis Lawton, Robert Medeiros. COMPANY A Gordon Vieira, Viriato Rodrigues, Mike Osswald, Donald Soares, Jose Almeida, John Mastera, Robert Seliman, Russell Armstrong, Carlos Medeiros, Robert St. Jacques, Darrell Monteiro, Augusto Texeira, Richard Alfonse, Diamantino Rei, Alfred Silva, Louis Carreiro, Bart Mingola, Doug Oliveira, Jose Soares. COMPANY B Burt Ramos, Edward Whewell, Dennis Farwell, Francisco Pimental, James MacCord, Eugene Pina, Craig Carter, David Querim, Mike Borges, Ken Pamplona, Mike Morel. 131 STUDENT CONGRESS Richard Sowle — Pres. Rosaline Severs — Vice-Pres. Shelly Simmons — Sec. Karl Kummer — 2nd Vice-Pres. Michael Picard — Parl. Sue Perry — Sgt. at Arms Louise Merrick — Treas. Mr. Keith — Advisor Bruce Abreu Mike Agey Jeff Allison Janet Alves Shirley Amaral Kevin Anthony Laurie Bancroft Priscilla Bates David Bergeron Andy Blais Michael Brugger Pam Castro Kevin Charbonneau Brian Cormier Robert Correia Irene DeMedeiros Debbie Donaghy Donald Dubreuil Joe Fagundes Debbie Foss Donna Fournier Sue Gamble Cathy Gersin Gordon Gibau Helen Gomes Joe Goodine Bruce Heskett Jill Horowitz Sue Kestenbaum Lawrence Kirby Paul Ladino Karen Lammers Ann Lavalle Brenda Lawrence Steve Martin Dave Mattos Nancy Mazewski Shaun McCarthy Rhonda Medeiros Steve Medeiros Jeff Mendes Michelle Methia Denise Metivier Michelle Miranda Charles Moniz Cheryl Morel Bill Morin Joan Percival Cindy Purcell Maryann Rapoza Caroline Reed Stuart Robinson Anna Roda Marc Santos Jackie Silva John Silva Pat Slowik Ken Soares Lucien Spencer Daniel Sullivan Susan Tripp Elizabeth Tsouprake Linda Valerio Rick Viens Carmen Woodard Pete Ziobro MAIN OFFICE AIDES Brenda Athaide Sandra Barreiro Sheila Bates Rosemarie Bosse Debra Botelho Carol Correia Eileen Correia Joan DeTerra Ligia Ferreira Katherine Jose Karen Kach Pamela Lassey Anne Levalley Helen Lisak Diane Araujo Beverly Bendiksen Cathy Caton Diane Cioper Maria Dos Santos Maria Fernandes Judy Hudzik Sharon McHenry Debbie Medeiros Donna Medeiros Rosalie Medeiros Ina Miller Ann Miranda Janice Nissen Joanne Poulos Donna Raphael Linda M. Mattos Barbara McCarthy Lori McGowen Norma McHenry Deborah Medeiros Narda Mendez Laurieta Moreira June Oliveira Brenda Savage Sandra Smith Michelle Tremblay Diane Vieira Clara Vinagre Linda Schweidenback Joanne Supczak Karen Tomlinson Debbie Wilkinson Carmen Woodard Robin Woodard GOLD HOUSE OFFICE AIDES Chery! Ann Andrade Beth Barry Jeanne Buckley Jane Chace Norma Charest Connie Correia Janine Cournoyer Elizabeth deMelo Susan Doyle Cheryl Fernandes Daphney Gibson Stephanie Gibson Roland Hopwood Terese Jodoin Brenda Kargie Carol Kut Jeannine LaFrance Nancy Lee Rochelle Mathews Rose Mimoso Elizabeth Nolette Marie Nolette Cheryl Poirier Jay Rechter Donna St. Aubin Karen Sousa Carol Moszczenski TAN HOUSE OFFICE AIDES Robin Albert Janet Amaral Sharon Banas Karen Costa Susan Fernandes Debbie Jacintho Denise Landry Michelle Laprade 134 Lori McGowen Antoinette Medeiros Betty Mimoso Stephanie Morse Janet Parker Jean Parker Andrea Polek Val Tomasik Mark Alberts Shirley Amaral Beverly Bendiksen Barbara Chandler Dot Charette Sue Cohen Vicki Collier Steve Dalbec Linda daRosa Steve Dubois Sandi Epstein Elissa Feinstein David Fernandes Susan Gates Gerry Gilmette Alberta Grover Ken Hazell Marsha Jackson Paul Jellison Alan Johnson Ellen Kaplan Pam Lassey Ric Levin Nancy Maranhas Donna Mayer Nancy Mazewski Donna Medeiros Michelle Methia Melissa Naile Liz Parker Cris Pease Cathy Pedro Rachel Piva Mike Ramos Maryann Rapoza Peter Rapoza BLUE HOUSE OFFICE AIDES Mark Russo Jo-Ann Ryan Shelley Shuster Nancy Sitarz Kathy Smith Sue Sousa Edna Sylvia Joya Teixeira Marjory Tsouprake Sue-Ellen Yehle Catherine Adamowicz Pauline De Barros Sandra Bettencourt Sharon Cadieux Diane Fortes Doreen Jacques Stacy Metcalf Nancy Pinto Diane Piva Chery! Quail Susan Rymszewicz Kathy Smith Debbie Toupin Joanne Wilson NURSES’ OFFICE AIDES Brenda Alves Linda Beauregard Cathy Benoit Patricia Beyer Cheryl Chudzik Brenda Dupont Joanne Furtado Deborah Lage Joyce Laliberte Paula Lemaire Kathleen Normandin June Oliveira Cheryl Quail Kathleen Regis Patricia Tolentino Debra Veiga Suzanne Ventura Betsy Wamboldt GUIDANCE OFFICES AIDES ar, Nina Abramson Debbie Allen Shirley Amaral Elizabeth Amaro Sandy Barreiro Sandra Bellino Sue Blake Joan Brightman Sharon Burke Joan Casey Cheryl Charest Therese Charon Bethany Crooks Maria DaSilveira Joan DeTerra Darlene Jesse Chris Mixon Linda Rogers Gloria Devore Joanne Jordan Jane Nicholson Sue Rutkowski Sue Dumas Kathy Knight Robin Oliver Lynette Snow Marjorie Fauteux Su san LeBlanc Christine Pease Linda Soares Diane Feliciano Marie Leitao Cheryl Poirier Carol Souza Mary Ann Gendron Robin Lessoff Debbie Pragana Debbie Sylvia Stephanie Gibson Dorothy Margeson Regina Ramos Debra Sylvia Gerri Gilmette Mary Ellen Marshall Steve Ramos Linda Telo Cathy Gomes Judy Gomes Nancy Marshall Kathleen Maura Diane Rivard Theresa Rodrigues Sharon Thomas Pam Vasconcellos ce JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Mark Alberts Nina Alves Gerri Andrade Nadine Avila Keith Baptiste Karen Bedard Ron Brightman Jeanne Buckley Andrea Carmo Linda Correia Cynthia Crocker Jerry Daigle Susan deSilva Paula Doyon Steve Ferreira Dennis Frates Fred Gadomski Robert Gagon Charlie Gomes Jean Gomes Bill Goodman Lynette Guillette Randy Hayes Janice Houde Baunie Jones Robert Kirby Derrick Leighton Roberta Gonsavles Eleanor Hendricks Brenda Lawrence Henry Lopes David Macedo David Machado Cheryl Mahon Steve Martin Andrew McKnight Debbie Mello Louise Merrick Karen Miller Rochelle Mingola Steve Nunes Richard O’Berry Linda Perry Delores Pina Ronald Ramos Peter Rapoza Rosalind Severs Jackie Silva Shelly Simmons Gail Smith Lynn Souza Jeff Tavares Debbie Toupin Susan Tripp Carlos Vassal David Ventura George Viveiros Kathy Whalley Cindy Woodacre Mary-Ellen Yehle SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE Gail Amaral Kevin Amaral Joanne Bedard David Bergeron Gwen Bettencourt Debra Botelho Sharon Braley Andrew Brierley Mike Brugger Arlene Bulotsky Timothy Burke Sue Chaves Susan Ciaburri George Coelho Sue Cohen Brian Cormier Dorinda Correia Barry Coulombe David Crumley John deFreitas Brian Doyle Ligia Ferreira Mary Gonsalves Stacey Grant Charles Greenstein Sue Hallett Doris Hebert Brenda Hopwood Leo Kenny Larry Kirby Christine Krouzek Paul Ladino Karen Lammers Paul Lawrence David Lima Debra Martin Ron Martins Edward McKay Joyce Medeiros Linda Morais Frank Pacheco Kevin Paul Liz Perry Marjorie Picanso Denise Pina Nancy Pinto Sue Ramos Kathy Regis Gail Rezendes Sue Robidoux Wayne Rocha Rodriga Rodrigues Jeff Rogers John Sanders Bernadette Santos Judy Sherman Barry Shuster Rowena Silva Steve Soares Dennis Spellman Thomas Sullivan Donna Sylvia Joe Teixeira Wayne Thomas Ronald Valliere Fred Walder Debra Wimer Kathy Young THE ’73 YEARBOOK STAFF ACTIVITIES EDITOR: Carol Moszczenski STAFF: Beth Barry Joanne Supczak Cathe rine Caton Antoinette Tomasik Sharon Jacobs FACULTY EDITOR: Sue-Ellen Yehle STAFF: Sandra Barreiro Kathy Smith Sandra Epstein Suzanne Ventura ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Edna Sylvia SPORTS EDITOR: Ray Houtman CONTRIBUTING EDITOR: Paula Gaj STAFF: Shirley Amaral STAFF: Catherine Adamowicz Wayne LeBlanc Marsha Jackson Lori McGowen Lisa Jenney LITERARY EDITOR: Linda DaRosa ADVERTISING EDITOR: David Fernandes STAFF: Karen DeFreitas Pamela Lassey Diane Fortes Bruce Sax Rendi Halberstadt Michelle Shuster Ken Hazell John Silva ART EDITOR: Nancie Blecharczyk STAFF: Beverly Bendiksen Susan Gates Gary Pickett GRADUATE EDITOR: Nancy Maranhas STAFF: Barbara Chandler Johanna Rothman Deborah Medeiros Barbara Sadow Marina Mendez no TYPING STAFF: Shirley Amaral Cathy Caton Charlene Conner Linda DaRosa Diane Dias Steve Dubois Alberta Grover Marsha Jackson Nancy Maranhas Marina Mendez Michelle Methia Lou Ann Press Mary Ann Rapoza Roberta Sawyer Edna Sylvia PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Ric Levin STAFF: David Baker David Correia 139 Steve Nunes Michael Picard mmr Holy Name otceser Mact D cheorit Date “ Tiee Dep enr Dee « : A he hae are ployed o Pickcs D ack Ascns Tieters ore [08 ennai span EAE OE JUNIOR PROM The nostalgia of the first Junior social will always be with us. The drizzling rain failed to dampen the gaiety and friendliness that was felt within. There was a common bond between all — that of enjoyment. - Oe Lit O = © O oO bf i = = ROTC — GAMS BALL [ne ee ee eo enti ass jee) - ae ace su =A eo oa CAST Dr. Clarke — Jeff Entwistle Paul Barringer — Chris Perry Sadie Finch — Valerie Golub Alice Blake — Joan Douglas Lou Martin — Ralph Deneault Carole Blanca — Andrea Carmo Rusty O’Brien — Bob Butts Ella Friedenberg — Joanne Bedard Charlotte Wolf — Marsha Jackson Jose Rodrigues — Steve Martin Harry Kagan — Marty Jacobvitz Rachel Gordon — Paula Gaj Charles Arrons — Mark Alberts Helen Arbuzzi — Faith LaBrie Beatrice Schacter — Priscilla Bates J. J. McHabe — Robin Richard Frances Egan — Kathy Smith Samuel Bester — Paul Bennett Ellen — Linda Preiss Joe Ferone — Steve Monast Lennis Neumark — Charlie Moniz Vivian Paine — Elizabeth Tsouprake Linda Rosen — Marcia Gosselin Carrie Blaine — Lucille Bonneau Jill Norris — Stacy Metcalf Elizabeth Ellis — Nikki Fellouris Edward Williams — Wayne Knight Francine Gardner — Stephanie Gibson Katherine Wolzow — Melissa Crompton Directors — George T. Charbonneau and Armand R. Marchand Student Director — Marsha Jackson eee =-— enor ow e9=—-TFTeKroS oe—oTo-zZ call =! a Lit [i Line Oe — O SPORTS Athletics allow a person to experience some of the greatest excitements in win- ning, while suffering the heartbreaking agonies of defeat. ‘Tis better to have competed and lost than never to have competed at all. John Pacheco Baseball Coach, NBH VISITOR 1S TIME +---+------ CHEERLEADERS TOP: Diane Costa. SECOND ROW — (L TO R): Rose Opodza, Meredith Corson. THIRD ROW — (L TO R): Diane Fortes, Debbie Mello, Geraldine Fortes. FOURTH ROW — (L TO R): Rendi Halber- stadt, Kris Ainsley, Debbie Mello, Cindy Santos. FIFTH ROW — (L TO R): Ginger White, Carol Kennedy. If you’ve ever gone to a rally or to any sort of high school game you have probably felt the electricity that the cheerleaders generate with every move. Two of the cheerleaders attend- ed a cheerleaders’ camp this past summer and brought back many new ideas. These ideas have mellowed into the cheers and routines we, the stu- dent body, enjoy seeing and hearing. The pride these girls have taken in their school has been an example for the rest of us. No matter what the conditions (rain, sleet, snow or dead of night) they’re out there cheering their teams on. There are four seniors on the squad: Head Cheerleader Diane Fortes, Rendi Halberstadt, Debbie Mello, and Ginger White. They have jumped their last leap and yelled their last cheer for NBH. MAJORETTES FRONT ROW — (L TO R): Sue Luce, Doreen Williams, Donna Andrade, Mary Ellen Malone, Sharon Lourenco. BACK ROW — (L TO R): Baunie Jones, Debbie Mullin, Sue Mullin, Sandy Fer- nandes, Judy Pacheco, Pat Petty, Wendy Warrington. When you go to a foot- ball game and see a silver object floating through the air, you know it must have come from the hands of one of the NBH majorettes. These girls have practiced for many long hours and the prod- uct of their work is shown in the beauty and preci- sion of their routines. They have become an integral part of the rallies and games. Their preci- sion is like a Swiss watch which depends on every- one singularly to perform as a unit. The batons that will be retired this year belong to Head Majorette Sandra Fernandes and Donna Andrade. CROSS-COUNTRY peer, av cmE: or ? ae Yemy “aE Sa) FIRST ROW — (L TO R) Charles Gomes, Tony Monteiro, Jan Pina, Rod Rodrigues, and Robert Simmons. SECOND ROW — (L TO R) Ed Mulvey, David Chadwick, John DePina, Robert Britto, Ed McAloon, Len Gifford, Peter Gonzalez, Armond Enos, and Coach Ralph Perry. This year has been one of rebuilding for the NBHS cross-country team. Due to 1972’s gradua- tion we lost some good runners, but with Coach Ralph Perry’s experience and discipline, this year’s men should be able to compete with any team in the state. The seniors who will be running their last and best season for NBH are: Peter Gonzalez, Ar- mond Enos, Len Gifford, David Chadwick, John DePina, Robert Britto, Ed McAloon and Ed Mulvey. gPER of OF % WETIUES a) WINTER TRACK FIRST ROW — (L TO R): Paul Nichols, Paul Jellison, Ed McAloon, John DePina, Mike Gomes, Peter Gonzalez, Bob Galipeau, Ric Lev- in, Len Gifford, Bob Correia, Bob Britto. SECOND ROW — (L TO R): Coach Dick Ponte, Dennis Rock, William Barnes, Jan Pina, Tony Monteiro, Mark Nooth, Charles Gomes. THIRD ROW — (L TO R): Joe Prata, Mike Lobo, Bob Simmons, John Barradas, Antonio Pinho. FOURTH ROW — (L TO R): Peter Bouchard, Brian Thomasset, Joe Francis. The NBHS winter track season has been short and sweet for the 1973 squad. Track is a disciplined sport requiring a dedicated group of athletes who are willing to strive for team success and self-improvement. The team doesn’t win the meet unless each runner is willing to compete wholeheartedly. The track- men’s record was 7-1, which is evidence enough to praise both the team and Coaches Ponte and Perry. The seniors on the squad are Bob Britto, Bob Correia, John DePina, Robert Galipeau, Len Gifford, Mike Gomes, Peter Gonzalez, Paul Jellison, Ric Levin, Ed Mc- Aloon, Ed Mulvey, Paul Nichols and Chris Ramos. es alia. 5 i : SOCCER CENTER: Randy Rossi (73). FIRST ROW — (L TO R): Jack Benedito, James Miller (73), Gabe DaSilva (73), Bruce Botelho (73), John Costa, Mark Kagan (73), Gary Soares (73), Ray Bolger, Tony Cruz, Porfirio Caneira. SECOND ROW — (L TO R): Charlie Caban (73), George Coelho, Mike Lobo, Jean Spencer (73), Jorge Gonsalves, Jorge Amaral (73), Ed Mello (73), Goerge DeSouza (73), Paul Nichols (73), Joe Fagundes (73), Charles Xavier, John Barcelos (73), Joe Prata, Coach Bob Parker. This year frustration came hand in hand with the will to win. Coach Bob Parker’s team had to overcome their inexperience with hard work and long hours of prac- tice. The boys wanted and did go all out in their defense of the New England Championship. Coach Parker struggled to get enough games, so that his team would have the opportunity to qualify for tournament play. The soccer team did qualify by win- ning their last regular season game. In the Eastern Mass. Tournament, the boys made their way to the finals, where they lost a heartbreaking game to Needham by the score of 1-0. Two seniors were the leaders of the 1973 squad. Gabe Da- Silva gave the team inspiration while Bruce Botelho lead all scorers. However, they weren't the only two stars on the team; each player was a star in his own right. This is one of the many tributes which can be given to the 1973 NBH soccer team. y if ¥ @s.nm FOOTBALL Varsity Team, FRONT ROW — (L TO R): Andrew Greene, Mark Reedy, Joe Bettencourt, Edwin Mello, Paul Jellison, Capt. Dave Rey- nolds, Robert Galipeau, Donn Cordeira, Wayne Thomas, Leonard Aguiar, Derek Rose, Chris Ramos. BACK ROW — (L TO R): Mark Sullivan, Donald Dubreuil, Daniel Correia, Mike Gomes, Bruce McMann, Ronald Huston, Richard O’Berry, Dave Cordeira, Mark Nooth, John Inacio, Thomas Goodine, Fred Izyk, Mark Pires. Football is much more than a contact sport or just a physical game. A player has to be at the peak of his mental and physical capabili- ties. He also has to be willing to sac- rifice personal interest to stay in top notch condition. If this is the sign of a good football player then NBH was blessed with quite a team. This year the football team paid a tough price for recognition. Captain Dave Reynolds was lost for the sea- son after the third game with a knee injury. Although there were many things which could have set the squad back, the boys kept their momentum going out of sheer will power. They had to show those who doubted that they could win football games against teams who are in the same class as themselves. They lost the traditional Turkey Day game to Durfee and ended the year with the respectable record of five wins, three losses, and no ties. Senior Group, FRONT ROW — (L TO R): Edwin Mello, Leonard Aguiar, Andrew Greene, Paul Jellison, Donn Cordeira, Robert Galipeau, Wayne Thomas. BACK ROW — (LTO R): Joe Bettencourt, Mark Reedy, Michael Gomes, Dave Reynolds, Chris Ramos, Derek Rose. oy Pa Junior Varsity Team, FRONT ROW — (LTO R): Ernest Ferchett e, Arthur Bernier, Mark Nanopoulos, M. Leite, Gilbert Carlisle, Douglas Nunes, Mike Santos, D. Correia, Bill Correia, Manager Carl Mendes. BACK ROW — (L TO R): Coach Butch Fermino, Nathan Barros, Eric Arena, Peter Rose, Michael Nelson, Michael Lowe, Steve Soares, Peter Bouchard, John Bonneau, Trainer Michael Sullivan. The man featured in these pictures has been a guiding beacon to many fine young men, past and present, who have dedicated themselves to the spartan-type existence of a football player. He is the retiring head football coach, Joseph Bettencourt. The man’s leadership qualities will sorely be missed in the years to come. Through his hard work, many of his ex-players have been able to further their education through scholarships and grants. Many of these players would not have been able to attend the college of their choice without his help. A further tribute to this man is his record. During his eight years, he has amassed a record of 45 victories, 21 defeats and two ties. This is truly the mark of a fine leader. We are very pleased that he will remain on as athletic director. All we can say, Joseph Bet- tencourt, is, ‘Don’t wander too far, in case we need you.” New Bedford High School Coaching Staff, FRONT ROW — (L TO R): Tom Giasson, Head Coach Joe Bettencourt, Richard Kehoe. BACK ROW — (L TO R): Coach and Trainer Gene Savard, Butch Fermino. 170 BASKETBALL FIRST ROW — (L TO R): David Sylvia, Armond Enos, Ray Houtman, Joseph Antone and David Grimes. SECOND ROW — (L TO R); Greg Parker, Mike Bobrowiecki, David Pontes, Steven Ramos, Dan Rosa, Greg Lima and Wayne Thomas. The two leaders of the basketball squad were the co-captains, Steve Ramos and Armond Enos. Ramos was the only returner from last year’s starting five and proved to be the backbone of the team. Enos was the backcourt general. He brought the ball down court, set up plays and participated in much of the scoring. The class of 1973 is repre- sented by Armond Enos, David Grimes, Ray Houtman, David Pontes and Steve Ramos. Coach Sal Lombardo considered this year’s basketball schedule to be one of the toughest NBH has had to face in many years. This difficulty is shown by the team’s record. It isn’t a winning one. A record, however, doesn’t really tell the true story. It doesn’t tell you about the heartache when you lose by a close score or when you go all out and end up los- ing in front of a home crowd. Excus- es for a losing season are a loser’s way out. That’s why you won’t see any listed here. We should be proud of these guys; they tried their hardest. ah ore ine FIRST ROW = (L TO R): Rich Harriman, Mike Gonneville, Bill Theodore, Larry Bywell, Billy Sylvia, Dave Bergeron, Dave Sylvia, Glenn Ferreira, Mark Laubenstein, Dave Hutchinson. SECOND ROW — (L TO R): Ray Valencia, Asst. Coach L. Roy, John Kinney, Donn Cordeira, Mike Sullivan, Dave Cordeira, Peter Mello, Ed Mello, Mark Sullivan, Mr. Roger, Coach John McBain, (missing Chris Trundy, Dave Pereira) FORWARDS AND COACHES, FIRST ROW — (L TO R) Mark Laubenstein, Billy Sylvia, Mike Gonne- ville, Bill Theo- dore, Glenn Ferreira, Larry Bywell. SEC- OND ROW — (L TO R) Ray Val- encia, Donn Cordeira, Ed Mello, John Kinney, John McBa DEFENSEMEN — L. Roy, Dave Cordeir- a, Peter Mello, Mike Sullivan, Mark This year our school entered into a new sports field, ice hockey. The boys put on their paddings, uni- forms and helmets and took to the ice at the Moby Dick Arena. Hockey may seem an easy sport to the spec- tator but it’s much more difficult than it appears to be. It involves the timing and precision of a figure ska- ter, the stamina ard strength of a football player and most important, the ability to control and get the defenseless little puck into the op- posing team’s net. Being checked along the boards, being tripped up by the enemy and being slashed with a hockey stick are just some of the side benefits for the young hockey players. The NBH hockey team is a good, young squad which is dominated by underclassmen. These boys get up about two hours earlier than most students on two days of the week to get in a little ice time before school. That’s dedication. They normally play on Mondays along with seven other teams in the Bristol County League. At the time of this writing, the team is 5-2, 4 points behind div- ision-leading Somerset (on the basis, 2 points for a win and 1 point for a tie). For its first year in history as a NBHS hockey team, these guys and Coaches McBain and Roy are to be congratulated on a commend- able showing. SENIORS — Ed Mello, Mike Gonneville, Donn Cor- deira (missing — Chris Trundy). Seis ¢ de MURALS Hei D RES Suis Pres. — Ist V. Pres. — 2nd V. Pres. — Sec. — JUNIORS Kathy Cotter Joanne Wilson Nikki Fellouris Linda Preiss NOER SOPHOMORES Brian Souza Kevin Lima Debra Vasconcellos Donna Correia c_ msn CLASSMEN OUR PATRONS AND PATRONESSES A FRIEND Rudolf Abrams Mr. Allcock Miss Judith Allen Miss Loretta A. Alves Mrs. Pauline Amaral Richard S. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrews Mrs. Emily Atkinson Mrs. B — Blue House Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barros Betty and Chris Miss Beverly Bizzarro Judith M. Bolton Walter W. Bonner Mr. John S. Borowicz Miss Debby Brauer Robert J. Braz Miguel F. (Lightweight) Brito, Esq. Edward Burke Walter Cabral Cafeteria Workers John J. Callanan Mrs. Jean Carr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carreiro Case Jewelers, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Castro Mr. and Mrs. Albert Charette Eileen Chase Roger Chase Miss Ida F. Cohen Thomas C. Crook Danny and Diane Mr. and Mrs. Alfred DeFreitas Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Dias Mr. and Mrs. Richard Donovan Ronald J. Dow Angelica Drew Mrs. Lois Drew Mr. and Mrs. William Esancy Mr. and Mrs. David Fernandes Jeannie Fernandes Rosalie Ferreira Robert Fournier Dee Francisco Future Teachers of America Mr. Maurice Galipeau Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Giel Ginger and Eddie Mr. and Mrs. Antone Gomes Mr. and Mrs. John Gomes Miss Janice Gray Paul O. Guy Mrs. Marial M. Harper Catherine F. Hassey Kenny Hazell Mrs. Herbert D. Hill Michael Hochman John and Debbie Julius — Mason Florist Mrs. Anthony Kaczmarek Karen and Randy Marion B. King Kula E. Kontanis David Kroudvird Mr. Mitchell Kuliga Lacey’s Jewelers Mr. Luchetti Dr. Florence L. Mahon Mr. and Mrs. Jose Maranhas Armand R. Marchand Normand Mathieu Julie Maty Mr. Robert L. McCarthy Mrs. Jeannette D. Meaney Mrs. E. Medeiros, R. N. James P. Medeiros Mrs. Mellen Charles F. Messier Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Neat Mrs. Rose Neves Ronald Nolin Mr. John H. Pacheco Joan M. Park Noreen E. Parker Pauline and Claire Brian Phelan Richard M. Ponte R S Inc. Miss Pauline B. 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We believe it is a giant step forward. An artist’s sketch of the high school appeared on the cover of our 1970 Annual Report, expressing our pride in the school and the community. As the city’s fastest-growing bank, we want prosperity for all the citizens of Greater New Bedford. Education is the key. {Southeastern 0 ; Bank a CO. member F.D.1.C. 572 Pleasant Street Downtown New Bedford 996-6713 Branch office, 1918 Acushnet Ave. across from Brooklawn Park “yg STURTEVANT HOOK, INC. BUILDING SUPPLY CENTER LUMBER MASON SUPPLIES P.O.Box 1068 2343 Purchase Street New Bedford, Mass.Telephones 9-4551 SOOO LUCK CLASS OF '73” CAPE COD LATHING PLASTERING INC. — Drywall — Metal Studs — Stucco Telephone 995-3454 128 Sylvia Street New Bedford, Mass. 02745 S| Zl ZN YY se a Cae Oo Lo, C7 come N GT estan DO YOUR THING IN THE DIRT! SEE ARCHIE ... for your motorcross needs 489 Ashley Blvd. BEST WISHES AND ALL SUCCESS TO NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1973 SCHMIDT MFG. CORP. 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Dartmouth BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF. 72°: from THE STAR STORE an attractive alternative to 4 years of college CAREERS in the business world FREE Lifetime Placement Assistance Authorized Under Federal Law to Enroll Non-Immigrant Alien Students _ Approved for Veterans Co-Educational Eligible Institution Under the Federally oy eo pent Loan Bron INQUIRE oy FOR CLASSES STARTING june 27. eceptt 24 222 Union Street New Bedford, Mass. 02740 Tel.: 992-5448 636-8679 997-3154 PLUS — KINYON CAMPBELL Excellence in Business Education Since 1911 KLH FISHER GIBSON KUSTOM SHURE TAPES RECORDS 834 Purchase St. New Bedfore, Mass. 02740 (617) 997-7572 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 A Pleasure to have served You ... DODGE-MURPHY STUDIOS 683 Pleasant St. Brockton, Mass. 584-1444 Poor Brothers Jewelers 196 Union St. New Bedford, Mass. Janice Pina, Janet Pina, Norma Gomez, Jeannie Nereu, Gaylene Guil- herme, Ann Marie Soares, Patty Mello, Leida Velazquez, Donna English, Cheryl Dias, Denise Metivier, Cheryl Cottam, Nancy Sylvia, Gerri Gil- mette, Pat Tolentino, Patty Boucher, Sandy Bellino, Stephanie Morse, GAMS OF 1973. Congratulations To Class of 1973 Graduating Class Compliments of WHITE’S FARM DAIRY INC. 211 Middle Road Acushnet, Mass. 995-1717 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1973 New Bedford High School Jr. ROTC Anthony’s Hair Styles 578 Dartmouth St., S. Dartmouth, Mass. 02748, Tel. 996-2205 THE CLASS OF 1974 Wishes The Best Of Everything For The Present Seniors From The Future Seniors AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY A Division of Josten’s Topeka, Kansas Hannibal, Missouri Visalia, Calif. Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1973 From Your Publishers eee ee Lea P E ‘ -1S38 SHL-1S538 3SHL-19S39G S3SHL° 1LS3A8 SHL LOaAG BHL-1S3E 3HL-18S38 aHL-1S38 SHL- 18a AHL ‘THE BEST- THE BEST -THE BEST -THE BEST SUPERLATIVES Friendliest — Most Likely to Succeed — Class Sweethearts — Most Dependable — Most Talkative — Quietest — Most Happy-Go-Lucky — Most Comical — Cutest — Most Creative — Best Brown-noser — Class Smoothie — Cleanest Jeans — Grubbiest Jeans — Nicest Smile — Most Individualistic — Weirdest Smile — Best Disposition — Most Gullible — Class B. S. Artist — Peppiest — Most Feminine — Biggest Lapper-upper — Most Versatile — Most Industrious — Class Maniac — Guy with the Longest Hair — Girl with the Shortest Hair — Loudest Laugh — Most Studious — Class Klutz — Biggest Operator — Beth Barry Marsha Jackson Karen DeFreitas Shirley Amaral Barbara Chandler Mary-Ann Rapoza Cathy Caton Donna Petitjean Louise Dumont Nancie Blecharczyk Sandy Barreiro Sue-Ellen Yehle Jean Janet Parker Donna Mayer Valerie Golub Kathy L. Smith Sue Ventura Ginger White Sue Fernandes Nancy Mazewski Sue Oliveira Andrea Polek Anna Colli Nancy Sylvia Carmen Woodard JoAnn Ferreira Debby Pragana Johanna Rothman Yvonne Brito Carol Moszczewski Paul Jellison Mike Picard Randy Gomes Dave Fernandes Brent Esancy Hugh Neenan Gabe DeSilva Dave Reynolds Mike Gonneville Gary Pickett Ray Houtman Cort Ferreira Dave Chadwick Eddie Mello Dave Perry Andy Greene Steve Dalbec Wayne LeBlanc Angelo De Bortoli Jimmy Miller Clark Smedstad Armond Enos Jay Rechter Mike Correia Ronny Pepin Steve Avila David Fall Kenny Hazell ‘THE BEST- THE BEST - THE BEST- THE BEST - THE BEST: °S3WIL SHL°SINTL JHL SSWIL AHL SSWIL SIWIL SHL°SAIWIL 3HL -S3WIL FHL°S3IWIL SHL- S3WIL 3HL In June of 1983 When you sit down to look and see Who looked like what, Who did a lot, And who joined clubs and who did not, Then sit and laugh until you’re sick At what was making our world tick! HANGOUTS: North Dartmouth Mall, Buttonwood Park, Brooklawn Park, Hazelwood Park, Pharmacies, Frat House, Dorian’s, Andy’s, Horseneck, Howdy’s, and Terry’s. EXPRESSIONS: Qua pasa?”, “What’s happening?”, “Can you dig it?”, ‘bad’, “heavy”, “dynamite”, “wicked”, ‘Get it on”, “later”, “jive”, and “Right on!”’ THE DRESS: jeans, flannels, smocks, halter tops, shrinks, jean jackets and hats, palazzo pants, snorkels, guys with midi coats, braless, patchwork, saddle shoes, top- siders, tyroleans, platform shoes, shags, wire rims. CARS: Toyotas, Volkswagons, Fiats, Volvos, and parents’ car. GROUPS: “Chicago”, “Rolling Stones”, ‘Three Dog Night”, ‘Gosby, Stills, Nash and Young”, ‘Sly and The Family Stone’”’. SONGS: “You're So Vain’, “You’ve Got A Friend”, “It’s Too Late Baby”, “Anticipation”, Theme from Shaft’, ‘American Pie”, ‘Where is the Love”, Superstition”, “! Am Woman”. FILMS: ‘Lady Sings the Blues”, Godfather”, ''Valachi Papers”, “Shaft”, “Mark of the Dev- il’, “French Connection”, ‘Superfly’, “Sounder”, ‘Butterflies Are Free”, M.A.S.H.”, ‘Fiddler on the Roof”. T.V. SHOWS: “All in the Family’, “Night Gallery”, Maude”, “Three Stooges”, “Sanford and Son”, weekday night movies, “Laugh-In”, “Sonny and Cher”, “Columbo”’. PERSONALITIES: Bill Cosby, Paul Lynde, Gene Hackman, Flip Wilson, Liza Minelli, Roberta Flack, Rod Serling, Cybill Shepherd, Jennifer O’Neil, Raquel Welch, George McGovern, George Wallace. BOOKS: EXORCIST, MALCOLM X, THE OTHER, GODFATHER, EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX, JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL, CATCH-22. BIG EVENTS: Voting age lowered to 18, the Olympic tragedy, Nixon’s re-election, Truman’s death, Johnson’s death, the Cease-Fire, POW’s released, abortions, drinking age lowered to 18, GRADUATION, June 10, 1973. THE TIMES - THE TIMES- THE TIMES - THE TIMES THE TIMES: - THE TIMES - THE TIMES- THE TIMES - THE TIMES - a t AMAA HHREGAAOGO OHhCECACCOROOABOCOnROCUCOOUGOUYE COoOPCtU REM EM B ER??? (at 455 County St.) Swarming to the auditorium after lunch. Bus tickets in the broom closet. The dim dark Old Study Hall with a built-in echo. The morning hangout on the side of the auditorium. The greenhouse on the roof with ‘Mary J” plants. The Language Lab that barely and rarely worked. Auditorium studies: ‘‘Keep your knees off the seat backs!” The false fire alarms in Junior year. ‘One way up.” “One way down.” (... scratch, scratch) “Excuse the interruption ... The sardine-packed girls’ rooms after lunch. The shoulder-slamming passing periods. “ISKRA”’ End of Junior year, no crossing through the auditorium. The stuffed-up bubblers and locked boys’ and girls’ rooms. Trying to find a parking space within six blocks. KEEP OFF THE GRASS DURING FIRE DRILLS. The day the lockers fell like dominoes in the girls’ locker room. Rooms 104, 305, and 309: Buddy-Buddy system on tests, no elbow room, great for cheating. Stampeding downtown after school. Trying to squeeze into Ray’s or Steve’s. Finding an unoccupied and unvandalized telephone. The packed track at basketball games. Doing morning laps on second floor. How easy it was to find a teacher after school! Being in the middle of a gym class when “it is necessary to evacuate the building. Go to your lock- ers and obtain your coats. Then... ”’ That rotten egg smell drifting down from the chem lab. Clogged up chem sinks ... and no Drano! Packing and stacking cartons to move to the new school. The overheated classrooms and the freezing cold classrooms. Stolen padlocks. Graffiti: engraving momentous messages to your friends and enemies on study hall desks. No one going to the Junior Prom. The little red handbooks. Lockers with no shelves, hooks, or doors. SSSSS ... No two people of the opposite sex sharing a locker. Rallies in an overflowing auditorium. The endless bomb scares ... and Hari-Krishnas during one of them. Yellow slips and blue slips and pink slips — and those dreaded white slips from the office. The ring salesman in ROTC Room 3... andnoone knowing where it was. GAMS practicing their drill every morning from 7:00 to 7:30. The window shades that never worked. The cafeteria: broken stools, scarred brown tables, cutting into lunch lines, doubles on the mashed Stink bombs in the auditorium after lunch shifts. SENIOR stickers. The last day of Junior year, with no lights and a flooded cafeteria, getting out early. ROTC boys guarding the fire alarm boxes. Assistant Principals becoming Vice-Principals ... hmmmmm! “That lousy projector is broken again ... somebody find Mr. Tavares!” Smoking in the bushes under Mr. Goldrick’s window. Being physically in the classroom and mentally at Horseneck on a warm spring day. The empty echoing corridors after 11:00 a.m. on Class Day. SIO OO OC HOOCGGO 4000 CUUC OC OOD C00 OOU0S COGN OO0CO € ® ¢,¢ 2 Ease� fo CC) VAT e RELL? ‘Tele on’ CArvir hOLOtre he Reo mole Mia 'L_ Oael? r) a OP GD €7 PAnHooad Oa aedosgacrewoVgdve ecgagogcovegogcor ve VVOEeUVac ae AND NOW! (on 230 Hathaway Blvd.) “What house are you in?” Our first week, going into class 15 minutes late: ‘'l was lost.”’ Where is the front door in this place? Have you applied anywhere yet? The 30-minute lunch periods. First time you heard music during passing periods and lunch. The bookstore that never really was. A buzzer instead of a bell. You mean there really is an elevator? A,B,C,D,E,F,G,X,Y,Z blocks. Periods A,B,C, etc. and Days 1-6 in a 5-day week. “What day is this?” Four cafeterias instead of one. Clocks that hum ... but never correct the time. “Reefah” in gentlemen’s and ladies’ rooms. Drapes instead of shades. Having a student parking lot, and parking in the teachers’ lot instead. Parking stickers. Resource centers. A beautiful library (oops ... READING ROOM) which you weren’t allowed to enter until Feb. 1st. Attending a school for a year and not seeing it all. Overheated rooms and freezing cold rooms. Air conditioning that worked all winter. A swimming pool with leaks they couldn’t find. Guitar lab! Guys in cooking class. Co-ed swim classes. Electric typewriters. Built-in padlocks that always got jammed. Six gym teachers instead of two. Housemasters and Headmaster instead of Vice-Principals and a Principal. North, East, West to Green, Gold, Tan, Blue. All the kids walking around with wet hair. The book shelves outside the cafeteria that were never used. Two-way mirrors in the Blue House Child Lab. Different color attendance sheets. Courtyards instead of a courthouse. The psychedelic lighting in the auditorium. The Planetarium. “You know one girl threw up when she saw all those stars moving. Child development with real kids in it, after 4 months of looking at each other! Woodworking, auto mechanics, basic crochet, marksmanship ... All the girls practicing fencing lunges. Bathing suits ... which is the front? Two-way stairways. Buying and wearing POW bracelets. The cheerleaders’ spirit. Ring-a-ding, tang-tang-tang, sha-la-lala. Whatcha see is whatcha get, Whalers don’t take no shhhh! No body messes with the Big Red Machine. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Concrete block walls. ‘Il never thought I'd be going to school in a garage!”’ “I’m in the Blue House, but I haven’t got one class there.” “That’s all right. I’m the only one in school who has all her classes in my own house, and | never see ANYBODY!” Being physically in the classroom and mentally at Horseneck on a warm spring day. The empty echoing corridors after 11:00 a.m. on Class Day. UQCOHaUVoVeVav gaongdg og Va OOUCTOVOoVOon Oooo oc mm i fF ¢ SN 1 8 € é é ‘ 4 oYeyily é Oe ) ore 4 Bee @) 7, at jai a iy Ue op qetteap selena � Sal eI aaa tim A ee� | ee 5 Ee ees i CLASS WILL aA ee =- We the SENIORS of the Class of 1973, being of not so sound mind and memory, having = spent three years in this educational jungle, do hereby make, publish and declare this our last = assignment, hereby revoking any and all wills and codicils heretofore made. We give and bequeath to: Kathy L. Smith — one full year’s enrollment at Bishop Connolly High. Mr. Rodrigues — a transistorized lapel mike so that he can talk to everyone from every- where at any time. p= The cafeteria — a new supply of silverware for the Class of 1974 to steal. Ken Hazell — a lifetime supply of forged passes. Mr. Kuliga and Miss Young — co-ed lockers for their students. Mr. Motta — a bullhorn to amplify his soft dulcet tones. Dot Charette — a spelling book! Charlie Gomes — a cycledrome for all his wheeling and dealing. The school engineer — a system that heats in the winter and cools in the summer. Carol Moszczenski — a lifetime membership in every school organization. Debbie Medeiros — something to DO as 2nd vice-president of the class. Mr. Marchand and Mr. Charbonneau — a generously subsidized theatre dept. Ray Houtman — a garden to fertilize. The guidance counselors — anemometers to measure the wind speed in their little cubicles. The girls’ room clique — their own plot of grass. Shirley Amaral — a sequined sweatshirt. Mrs. Sawyer — her own coffee machine. Mr. Borgia — a 150 piece marching band with the spirit and the talent to play in the Rose Bowl Parade. Miss Cohen — a long lush life full of wine, men and song. The homerooms — miniature flags to fit their elevated flag holders. Anna Colli — a permanent visa to the U.S.A. Peter Rapoza — a zipper for his mouth. Shelly Shuster — a zipper for her mouth. Miss Wilde — a better bowling average to brag about. Mr. Pacheco — some new Portagee jokes. Nancy Maranhas — two more feet of height to bring her up to 5 feet tall. Diane Fortes — a gold megaphone. Mr. Luchetti — a secret storeroom for his gourmet snacks. Paul Jellison — someone’s face to punch. The cafeteria cooks — a copy of THE JOY OF COOKING. David Fernandes — some hair tonic for his mangy Afro (courtesy of Miss Cohen). Elissa Feinstein — a tape of her giggle so that she will never lose it. Mr. Arthur Anderson — a warehouse full of conduct cards. The girls’ gym — a roomful of hair dryers. Rendi Halberstadt — bronzed tap shoes. Sarge and the GAMS — some sincere recognition of their hard work and dedication. Natalie Raposo — longer skirts or shorter legs. Mrs. Sullivan — a bullwhip to help control her Galloping Gourmets. Mr. Clavin — a bookstore he can keep open 24 hours a day. Our athletic teams — better luck next year. The School Committee — the wisdom to know the difference. NBHS — our deepest sympathy when the freshmen come in next fall! UC TTA on! CRIMSON COURIER Joe Francis Mary Cabral Steve Medeiros Peter Fonseca Janet Aalfs Cindy Moniz Jan Houde fe cin aie bee i ah oy ape € @ OO.Ore, on. A Abe ou ae : 4 4 4 } ' ? SENIOR ee eed wee e i 7 ; LT.-CMDR. FREDERICK PURRINGTON ek ess If you can dream — and not make dreams your master; If you can think — and not make thought your aim, If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two imposters just the same: If you can bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken Twisted by knaves to make atrap for fools, Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken, And stoop and build ’em up with worn-out tools; al sl si wT If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with kings — nor lose the common touch, If neither foes not loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much: If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds’ worth of distance run, Yours is the earth and everything that’s in it, And — which is more — you'll be a man, my son! ... Rudyard Kipling FUNNY GIRL Fanny Brice — Gina Despres Nick Arnstein — Marty Jacobvitz Mrs. Brice — Joanne Bedard Florenz Ziegfeld Jr. — Jeff Entwistle Mrs. Strakosh — Marsha Jackson Eddie Ryan — Steve Monast Emma — Johanna Rothman Ziegfeld Tenor — Mark Lima Tom Keeny — Bob Butts Mimsy — Kathy Whalley and all the other members of the cast, including the Ziegfeld Girls and the Chorus who helped make the pay a huge success. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL one aD FRONT ROW — (L TO R): Rose Braley, Sue Cardoza, Sharon Swistak, Nina Abram- son (73). BACK ROW — (L TO R): Sue Leitao, Co-Capt. Helen Gomes, Carmen Woodard (73), Bette Soares, Reggie Gomes. (missing Capt. Pat Mello (73). Whoever said basket- ball was a boy’s sport? The girls’ basketball team proved other- wise. They experienced one of their most suc- cessful seasons in re- cent team history. The girls’ record was 5-0. SPRING TRACK FIRST ROW — (L TO R): Jeff Pina (73), Paul Nichols (73), Bob Britto (73), Mike Gomes (73), Ed Mello (73), Armond Enos (73), Peter Gon- zalez (73), John DePina (73), Len Gifford (73), Ed McAloon (73). SECOND ROW — (L TO R): Paul Jellison (73), Dave Pontes (73), Rich Moniz (73), John Barradas, Bob Simmons, Charles Gomes, William Barnes, Tony Monteiro. THIRD ROW — (LTO R): Timmy Burke, Billy Correia, Jon Piwowaryzk, Rich O’Berry, David Winfield, John Rosa. FOURTH ROW — (L TO R): Manny Burgo, Joe Prata, Mark Pires, Scott Costa, Tony Pinho. FIFTH ROW — (L TO R): Coach Richard Ponte, Dennis Rock, Brian Thomasset, Joe Francis, Coach George Goodfellow. All hail the champions! This year’s golfers have once again achieved what has become common to the school’s golf team, a fantastic year. The club- bers maintained an undefeated record throughout the season, gained the Southeastern Mass.- Cape Cod Championship and fin- ished third in the state team tour- nament. Boys, the class of 1973 salute and congratulate you. GOLF nets ria) Fig Bob Thomas (73), Jeff Silva, Keith Dickson, Steve Santos (73), Mike Laliberte, Barry Higham (73), Angelo DeBartoli (73), Kevin Nery (73), Neil Corkum, Harold Spooner. TENNIS — GIRLS’ TENNIS FIRST ROW — (LTO R): Robin Lessoff (73), Shirley Amaral (73), Nina Abramson (73), Beth Barry (73), Elissa Fein- stein (73), Sandi Epstein (73). SECOND ROW — (L TO R): Andrea Coderre, Louise Merrick, Karen Miller, Debbie Foss. FIRST ROW — (L TO R): Steve Almeida, Jay Rechter (73), John Barcelos (73). SECOND ROW — (L TO R): Mike Riley (73), Stu Robinson, Brent Esancy (73), Alan Russo, Ken FIRST ROW — (L TO R): Gary Soares (73), Bruce Botelho (73), Randy Rossi (73), Leo Cabral, Jim Sullivan, Richard Viens. SEC- OND ROW — (LTO R): Dave Grimes (73), Steve Mather (73), Brian Cordeiro (73), John Inacio, Randy Clarkson (73), Mark Reedy (73). THIRD ROW — (LTO R): Mgr. Ron Fernandes (73), Steve Perreira, Greg Parker, Chet Bobrow- iecki (73), Dave Sylvia, Coach John Pacheco. BASEBALL 5 Teh VALU S U C C E S S: that’s the way you spell NBH baseball. Coach John Pache- co’s sluggers dem- onstrated the capa- bility and drive needed to carry them to victory and post-season play. Although they were spiked by a close score in the state tournament’s quart- er-finals, our boys played stupendous ball all year long. le ween, ssrcsnenamet 3 9066 00056 9919 CROSS-COUNTRY SOCCER WINTER TRACK Somerset Invitational 5th 54 Somerset 32 Durfee NBH 15 defeats Durfee 50 41 Beverly 45 NBH Durfee NBH 26 defeats Somerset 31 45’ Attleboro 40% NBH Dennis Yarmouth NBH NBH Dennis Yarmouth Falmouth 47 Brockton 39 44 Dartmouth 42 NBH 29 ties Attleboro 29 Our Lady of Providence Invitational 5th OSOWOOFNNNNN hb 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 8 8 2 8 NBH 35 fallsto Apponquet 20 58 Stang 19 NBH Falmouth NBH 18 defeats Dartmouth 37 NBH 55 Seekonk 31 NBH Lynn English NBH 30 falls to Coyle 25 ’ : NBH Franklin ; NBH 24 defeats Bhetable 35 Searels Recersme NBH Martha’s Vineyard Regional Catholic Memorial Invitational 5th NBH Lincoln Sudbury Division Meet Ath NBH Framingham South NBH 15 defeats Dartmouth 35 State Tournament NBH NBH North Quincy Boston English NBH Nauset Regional NBH Needham Season’s Record 9-2 State Tournament Record 3-1 Season’s Record 5-2-1 FOOTBALL 38 Coyle 18 St.Thomas 14 More Burlington 20 Boston 13 Latin Boston Tech 8 Boston 20 English NBH 22 DonBosco 14 NBH O Durfee 6 Season’s Record 5-3 NBH NBH 8 OONM Ww KF OF OC NBH 30 BASKETBALL NBL Re Holy Name St. Thomas More Holy Name North Quincy Brockton Providence Central Dorchester Brighton Boston College High Durfee Newton North Dorchester New London St. Thomas More Durfee St. John’s New London Brighton Boston College High State Tournament NBH 54 _ Brookline Seasons Record 7-12 Tournament Record 0-1 NBH 10 NBH 46 BOYS’ TENNIS Canton Somerset Bishop Connolly Dartmouth Foxboro Holy Family Brockton Attleboro Somerset Barnstable Falmouth Durfee Fairhaven Dartmouth Southeastern Mass. Tennis Tournament NBH 0 Season’s Record 9-5 Tournament Record 0-1 GIRL’S BASKETBALL NBH 56 Westport 45 NBH 49 Fairhaven 25 NGH 45 Durfee 40 Westport forfeits to NBH NBH 61 Durfee 58 Season’s Record 5-0 WOUaor TH oO UNM WW Ul Ww NOOURORUOWNNON GOLF Falmouth Somerset Dartmouth Durfee Fairhaven (= Nw HOCKEY Dartmouth Dartmouth Wareham Somerset Somerset Voke Tauton N © OONWOOWDAN YW Durfee Somerset Fairhaven Old Rochester Regional Dartmouth Connolly BASEBALL Coyle Barnstable Darthmouth Vocational Dartmouth Falmouth Barnstable Tabor Attleboro Fairhaven Falmouth Attleboro Vocational Southeastern Mass. — Cape Cod Champs State Team Tournament 3rd place Season’s Record Tauton Old Rochester Regional Old Rochester Regional Fairhaven Coyle UDArFowmmwoanawn Nw nwpowuunonauu 11-0 NBH NBH NOARHEWRWONRNDOKROO BE NEN PRODRPODWHWU NBH 5 Bristol Aggie ; Durfee Season’s Record 8-4-1 s GIRLS TENNIS Holy Family Holy Family 2 Fairhaven NBH Falmouth 4 Durfee NBH Wareham 2 Tabor NBH Barnstable 4 State Tourney Pla SPRING TRACK NBH Old Rochester NBH 5 Somaraat 2 NBH 63 Natick 82 Regional ws NBH 8 BostonTech 3 NBH 83 Barnstable 53 NBH Old Rochester NBH 1. Natick 2 Somerset Relays 2nd Regional 2 Season’s Record 16-2 NBH 97 Stang 31 NBH Wareham 3 State Tourney Record 2-1 NBH 68 Coyle 172 NBH Fairhaven 0 NBH 60 Durfee 80 NBH Dartmouth 1 NBH 80 Attleboro 60 NBH Attleboro 2 NBH 66 Somerset 70 NBH Holy Family 2 NBH 60 Brockton 75 Season’s Record 8-3 Class A Relays Seekonk 4th Season’s Record 4-5 Jt See et ‘