North Attleboro High School - Northern Light Yearbook (North Attleboro, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

Tt. ? Zy -Z-- ' yZi yt- Cd ' ' 3 ' 73 The Northern Light Yearbook 1972-1973 1 2 In Appreciation — from the Class of 1 973 We Dedicate the Northern Light Yearbook to You, M rs. Elizabeth Ingram 3 Bfggtf.R.cnAVi � ■ -Ml I- Norma Marie Dion Linda Moulton Maxx Guyot Mike Michaud Ed Hayman Lydia Gobin Skip Copeland 5 Spank JEANINE MARIE ACHIN 36 Sumner Street Remember what the Doormouse said. ' Feed your head ' Scholarship Drive 1 , 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2. 3, 4; Com- mittees 2, 3, 4; DECA 4; Pep Club 1 ; Office Worker 3; Cake Sale 1 Bake LAURIE JEAN BAKER 24 Roland Baxter Road Nothing is as contagious as enthusiasm Scholarship Drive 1. 2, 3. 4, Paper Drive 3; Car Wash 2, Cake Sale 1 , 2; Driver Ed 3; Red Cap 1 . Variety Show 3. 4, Nurses Office 2. 3. Gym Leader 3, Drill Team 1 , 2; Spring Concert 1 ; Pep Club 2; Cheerleader 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Harvey DEBBIE ANDERSON 98 Raymond Hall Drive A friend to all. an enemy ot none. Best Line Skeeter DAVID MARK ANDREWS 24 Burden Avenue Some men see things and say why. I see things and say why not. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-country 1, 2; Football 3; Winter track 4, Band 1. 2, 3; Newspaper Drive 3; School Committee Advisory Board 4 Debbie DEBORAH BALL 12 Horne Street I would have nobody control me Committees 1 . 2, 3. 4, Guidance office worker 1 . 2. 3 6 Joe JOANNE BETH BARRETT 475 Broadway Street The door to happiness opens outwards Artie STEPHEN MICHAEL BARRY 77 Oak Street Swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to wrath Football 1 . 3. 4; Baseball 1 , 2, 3, 4 Mark MARK WAYNE BARTON 3 Riley Court The bold man carves out his own future DECA4 Russ RUSSELL WAYNE BEAULIEU 433 Smith Street To be able lo speak is to attain the power to help others ' ' Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Chess Club 1; Guitar Club 1, 3; Yearbook Photographer 4; Scholarship Drive 1. Variety Show 3, 4 7 Jackie JACQUELINE ELAINE BEDARD 73 Church Street Wit to persuade, beauty to delay . ' ' Cake Sale 1 ; Paper Drive 3; Red Cap 1 , 2; Variety Show 3, 4; Hockomock Forum 2; Yearbook Staff 4, Most Persuasive Jude JUDY ANN BELLAVANCE 44 Orne Street There is nothing either good or bad. but thinking makes it so 1 Cake sale 1 ; Dance Committee 2 Chris CLARICE ANN BENOIT 28 Ralph Street A faithful friend is a strong defense, and he that hath found such a one hath found a treasure. Softball 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3. Berge JAMES JOSEPH BERGERON 533 Mt Hope Street It’s not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness . ' ' Basketball 1 , 2, Student leader 3, 4 Paula PAULA LENA BISHOP 294 Reservoir Street Full of pep. a lot of fun A good friend to every- one. Cake sales 1,2,3; Variety Show 3; Yearbook Staff 4, Scholarship Drive 3; Dance Committee; Best All Around Balckie FRANCIS JOSEPH BLACKBIRD 72 Freeman Street Without a sense of humor, life would be a mis- take Football 1 ; Student leader 3, 4 8 Debbie DEBORAH ANN BURKE 37 James St And lair was her sweet lace, yet fairer was her mind ” Cake Sale 1 , 2, 3. 4. Scholarship Drive 1 , 2. 3. 4, Health Room 2; Pep Club 2; Music Festival 2; I Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Variety Show 3. Ecology Drive 3. Paper Drive 3, 4. Drivers Ed 3. Dance, Prom and Sales Committees 2, 3. 4, Drill Team 2, 3; Majorette 4; Drill Team Head 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Most Dependable Joe JOSEPH JOHN CARDINUTE 240 East St Distinction is the consequence, never the object ola great mind Rod RICHARD BERNARD CARREAU 1 3 Amvet Blvd A talker, yes ; but more than that, a speaker Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1 , 2, 3, 4, ' Best Line Bob ROBERT A CAULDWELL 227 East St Fun is not the product of goodness Bill WILLIAM HENRY CAULDWELL 227 East St Happiness is a world you forge yourself V Rich RICHARD JAMES CELESTE 41 Bertram Rd It ' s a good thing alt the close ones don ' t count Hockey Club 3, 4, Football 1; Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Paper Drive 3, 4 9 Bob ROBERT BLAIS As many men, so many minds, everyone his own way. Robin ROBIN BOYD 18 Ivy St. A bluebird carries the sky on his back. ' Most Changed Since Freshman Year ' ' Jim JAMES EDWARD BODINSKI 234 Old Post Rd ' ‘Fields are won by those who believe in winning. ‘ ’ Football 1 , 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 , Most Athletic. Kathy KATHLEEN GAY BLANTON 54 Dodge Avenue ' A carefree girl with sincerity of heart ’ ’ Field Hockey 2; Softball 2; Cake Sale 2, 3, 4; Committees 2. 3. 4; Gym Leader 3; Paper Drive 3, 4, Yearbook 4; Driver ' s Ed 3; Scholar- ship Drive 2, 3, 4 Norma NORMA JANE BOUTET 68 Sumner St. Confidence comes first at any cost Student Council 2; Secretary 3, 4; Pep Club 2, Color Guard 2. Music Festival 2; Spring Concert 2, Math League 2; Cheerleader 3. 4, Head Cheer- leader 4, NAB 2; Variety Show 3, 4; Committees 1 , 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1 . 2, 3, 4; Co — chairman 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Most Spirited. Cambo BRETT LEE CAMBRIDGE 1 7 Freeman St. You only go around once in this life, so grab tor all the gusto you can . ' ' Football 1 , 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1 , 4 10 John JOHN JOSEPH CERRETO 64 Bank Street ' Nothing can come out ot an artist it it is not in the man. EOS. Most Talented Smokey DONALD CERRONE 1 58 Grant Street I exist as I am. that is enough ’ ' NORMAND CHABOT ' Characters are not changed, they are merely developed Red GALE LYN CHARETTE 72 Ash Street Opinions cannot survive it one has no chance to tight for them Drill Team 1 . Office Worker; Guidance Worker Chrete GEORGE CHRETIEN 96 Pleasant Street As there is a use in medicine for poison, so the world cannot move without rogues ' ’ Dayle DAYLE ANN MARIE CHRISTENSEN 264 West Street What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to human- ity Cake Sale 1,2,3; Scholarship Drive 3; Paper Drive 3. 4; Committees 3. 4; Variety Show 2; Friendli- est 1 1 Dan DANIEL J COBB 1 Columbus Avenue Take life easy , what is to be will be in spite ot all I can do to prevent it Forum 1 , Scholarship Drive 3 Charlie CHARLES LEWIS CONLEY 131 Raymond Hall Drive Life is but a span — and he ' ll enjoy every inch of it. Basketball 1 , Track 2, 3, 4 Maryann MARYANN CODERRE 38 Johnson Street Goodness smiles to the last. Drill Team 1 . 2; Spring Concert 1 . 2; Music Festival 2; Cake Sale 1. 2, 3; Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Worker 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Paper Drive 3; Committees 3. 4; Honor Society 3, 4 (Treasurer) 4. Yearbook Faculty Editor 4; Most Organized. Rin LORINDA CONRAD 337 Kelley Boulevard What she wants most to get out of school is her- self. Lorna LORNAJEAN COOK 543 Towne Street We love the things we love in spite of what they are ' 1 Glee Club 1 ; Choir 2, 3 Coop JOHN FRANCIS COOPER 887 Mendon Road ' ' Never a dull moment ' ' Scholarship Drive 1 . 12 Coop SUE-ANN COOPER 1 4 Metcalf Road To all of her friends, she leaves kind thoughts ' ' Softball 1 , 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3. 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4. Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4 LESLEY ANN CROTEAU 18 Hixon Courl There are two good things in this lite, Freedom ot thought and freedom of action DECA 4; Most Likely to Be Remembered Skip IRVING WADSWORTH COPELAND 320 Broadway I hope I can make one more person smile today Football 1.4; Ski Club 2. 3, 4; Paper Drive 3; Cake Sale 1,2.3; Prom Committee 3 Sue SUSAN MARCIA DAMBERG 42 K Kostka Drive You great star, what would your happiness be had you not those for whom you shine Newspaper 1 , 2; Choir 2. 3; Office Worker 1 . 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Scholarship Drive 1 , 2; Music Festival 2. Diane DIANE LOUISE DARGIS 542 Mt Hope Street ' A little bit of seriousness, mixed with a bit ot tun ' ' Scholarship Drive; Driver ' s Ed 13 Dawsey DAVID STEWART DAWES 828 Mendon Road Good nature and friendliness make the whole world smile Football 1, 2, 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2. 3, Student leader 2. 3. 4; President 3, 4 Ron RONALD DANIEL DeBLOIS 8 Dexter Street Everybody wants a piece of the world; I want peace in the world ” Baseball 2. Scholarship drive 3. Paul PAUL JOSEPH DERENZO 40 Raymond Hall Drive ' It matters not how long we live, but how Homeroom Representative 3; Paper Drive 3; Prom Committee 3; Best Looking. John JOHN ANGUS DeSALVO JR. 29 Bucklin Street When asked they say we believe — but when with others they say we were only mocking ' Truly they are the ones being mocked Jett JEFFREY DESCHENES 44 Avery Street ' Everything comes if a man will only wail 14 Paul PAUL DUMOULIN 907 Lindsey Street The universal does not attract us until it ' s housed in an individual Baseball 1 , 2. Rick RICHARD ALLEN DUNNING 571 May Street So. light up another one Band 1; Basketball 3, 4, Most Changed Since Freshman Year Jack JOHN RICHARD EIGHMY 989 Longview Drive Time will explain all. He is a talker and needs no questioning before he speaks Band 1,2; Track 4 Con CONRAD R ESSEN 1 53 Kelley Boulevard The past before I came seems dull Student Council 2, 3; Track 3, Variety Show 3 Bill WILLIAM ARTHUR ESTEY 225 Mount Hope Street It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice. Football 1. 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. 4, Winter Track 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4 15 Joyce JOYCE ANN DeYORIO 88 Metcalf Road She loves to love, and loves to be loved Office worker 1 ; Cake Sale 1 ; Scholarship Drive 1 . 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Most Sin- cere. Sheila SHEILA ANN DiRENZO 1 8 Ryder Road Tell me. pretty maiden, are there any more at home like you? Drill Team 1 , 2; Paper Drive 3; Pep Club 1 . 2; Year- book 4; Ski Club 2; Committees 3. 4, Scholarship Drive 1,4 Marie MARIE ELISE DION 37 River Street They say that silence resides in contentment, but I say to you that denial, rebellion and contempt dwell in silence Band 2; Spring Concert 2. Music Festival 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Shyest. V Bob ROBERT DiRENZO 89 Crescent Avenue Always happy, never sad ; sometimes naughty, never bad Committee 3; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Cake Sale 1 Bill WILLIAM NEWTON DOHRING 895 Mendon Road It matters not how long you live, but how well Darlene DARLENE FRANCES DOYLE 1 55 Anawan Road ' ' Her heart is always doing lovely things Cake Sale 1 ; Drill Team 1 ; Guidance Worker Ski Club 2, Variety Show 2; Student Council 2 3; Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Ur r- classmen Editor 4 16 Michele MARY MICHELE GABOURY 13 High Street God ' s ways seem dark, but sooner or later, they touch the shining hills of day . ' ' Girls ' softball 1 ; Committees 2. 3. 4. Scholarship Drive 3, 4; Variety S how 3. 4. EOS 4 Jelly LEON ARTHUR GELINEAU 76 Park Street A man of action, forced into a state of thought, is unhappy until he can get out of it Track 2,3,4; Hockey 4; Shop Award Scott SCOTT PAUL GENDRON 54 Westfield Drive ' Be good, and it you can ' t be good, be careful ' ' Football 1 , 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, Track 2. 3. 4; Variety Show 3; Committees 3; Ski Club 2, 3. 4, Friendli- est. I Lydia LYDIA JEANNE GOBIN 658 Bungay Road Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves Basketball 1 , 2 (JV co — captain 1 ), Field Hockey 1; Baseball 2; Drill Team 2, Glee Club 1, Spring Concert 1 2,3, 4, Majorettes 3, 4 (drum majorette 4); Scholarship Drive 2, 4. Variety Show 3, 4 Ray RAYMOND ROGER GOULET 540 England Road A flirt is like a recruiting sergeant, always on the look — out tor fresh victims. Class Flirt, Jo JOANNE MARY GOWEN 27 Mason Avenue In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Guidance Office 1 ; Office Worker 1 17 Rich RICHARD ALLEN FERNALD 29 Juniper Road The superior man is slow in his words, and ear- nest in his conduct. Football 1 , 2; Baseball 1 . 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 1 , 2, 4; Scholarship Drive 3. 4 Rama LUDGER ALPHONSE FONTAINE 254 Reservoir Street There is no such thing as a bad boy . Top Cat RICHARD A FORBES 48 Pleasant Street Only the cat knows tor sure Hockey 4. Dale DALE MAUREEN FOURNIER 579 Broadway Like an angel ' s visit ; few and far between. Pep Club 1 , 2; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Committees 1 , 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Guidance Office Worker 1 , 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Paper Drive 3, 4; Ecology Drive 3; Scholarship Drive 2, 3, 4; Red Cap 1; Driver Training 3. Kendra KENDRA LEE GABOURY 14 Falmouth Street The fun that I have, I sure make the best of. Cake Sale 2, 3; Variety Show 3; Committees 2, 3, 4, Ecology Drive 3; Class Flirt. Gabe MICHAEL ALAN GABOURY 13 High Street Work fascinates me, I could sit and watch it all day. 18 Ed EDWARD C. HAYMAN JR 6 Donald Tennant Circle The wisest man can ask no more ot late than to be cheerful, modest, manly, and true. ' ' Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Track 1, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. Committees 1 , 2. 3, 4. Most Sincere Matt MATTHEW J. HEALEY JR Cumberland Ave. Where lives the man that has not tried how mirth can into tolly glide, And lolly into sini ' ' Ski Club; Track Sue SUZANNE ELAINE HEBERT 205 East St. ' ' It I were a brain, I wouldn ' t be halt as tar as I am Cake Sale 1,2,3; Ski Club 2, 3; Driver Ed 3; Vari- ety Show 3; Prom Committee 3; Dance Committee. Best Looking. Brad BRADFORD WILLIAM HEIL 20 Earlmar Drive Give me a car and an open road. ' ' Chess Club 1 ; Ski Club 1 , 2, 3. 4 Hick GEORGE HICKEY Cumberland Ave. He who invented work should have finished it. Football 1 ; Baseball 2, Paper Drive Hick WILLIAM JOHN HICKEY Fales Road One must occasionally indulge in spirituous bev- erages Football 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1 . 2, 3; Honor Roll B. J ELIZABETH JEAN GRAY 171 East St. ' ' She could cheer up even the saddest of people. ' ’ Cake Sale 1 . 3; Scholarship Drive, Ski Club 3. DEC A Secretary D E 4; Committees Davetred DAVID P GUIMOND 15 Oak St Keep smiling, everyone will wonder what you ' ve been up to 1 ’ Track 3, 4 Karen KAREN ANN HAGARMAN 1 7 Ryder Road ' Ambition is the power that leads to success. ' ' Student Council Corresponding Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; Commit- tees 1 , 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1 , 2; Color Guard 2, Spring Concert 1 , 2; Music Festival 2; Girls ' Basketball 1, Bridge Club 1; EOS 1; Math League 2; Scholarship Drive 2,3,4, Variety Show 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, NAB 2; Yearbook Assistant Editor, Secretary 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, Most Ambitious. Maxx MEREDITH J. GUYOT Haduk Meadow Drive ' Be thee wise as a serpent and harmless as doves Glee Club 1 , Color Guard 2, Pep Club 2, Softball 2; Cake Sale 2. Field Hockey Manager 3; Honor Soci- ety 3. 4, Editor — in-Chiet Yearbook 4, Variety Show 3; Gym Leader 3, Spring Concert 2; Music Festival 2, Most Likely to Succeed. Cindi CYNTHIA JOY HALL 1 Arch St 1 7 prefer to be a dreamer among the humblest than Lord among those without dreams. Scholarship Drive 2; DECA 4; DECA President 4; Guidance Office Worker 2; DECA Fashion Show 3; Senior Play Crew 3, Dance Committee 2 Karen KAREN JEAN HAMILTON 23 Roosevelt Ave. Doubtless you want to be my friend , come back on Tuesday Ski Club 1 , Student Council 1 , 3. Student Council Vice-President 4. Color Guard 2; Drama Club Treasurer 3, 4; Sophomore Ski Club; Festival of Plays 4. Student Advisory Council 4 20 Carol CAROL ANN HOUDE 1 0 Westside Ave ' She looks as quiet as a lamb, but look again. ‘ ' Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Cake Sale; Paper Drive, Scholarship Drive Debbie DEBRA ANN IACONIS 74 Oak St. Minds can not follow, nor words express her infi- nitesweetness Red Cap 1 ; Pep Club 1 ; Ski Club 2; Committees 2, 3. 4. Scholarship Drive 3, 4, Paper Drive 3, 4; Vari- ety Show 4. Cake Sales 1 , 2, 3, 4; Car Wash 3, 4 Gus CAMERON MAXWELL IVES 1 40 Raymond Hall Dr Suspend your disbelief of what you don ' t even know. ' ’ Rick RICHARD A. JACQUES 21 5 East St, The individual is always mistaken Tina MARLENE FRANCES JENKS 21 7 Elmwood St, She saw but the good in you, and praised you well for it. Scholarship Drive 3, 4; Paper Drive 3; National Honor Society; Sales Committee 3, Cake Sale 1 . Jet GLENN ALFRED JETTE 334 South Washington St Men in all ways are better than they seem Cross Country 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Captain 4, Paper Drive 3; Variety Show 3; Vice — President 4, Gym Leader 3; Winter Track 4; Schol- arship Drive 3, 4; Student Forum 4. Most Depend- able. 21 Hobbsie DOUGLAS MORGAN HOBBS 1 20 Metcalf Road He thinks of others before he thinks ot himself, and this is a rare virtue ' ' Football 1 . Basketball 1 . 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1,4; Golf 2; Variety Show 3. 4; Ecology Drive 3; Scholarship Drive 3; Yearbook Staff 4 Jack GEORGE LOUIS HOLBROOK JR Anawan Court Stepping into filthy waters when they are the waters of truth, and not repulsing cold frogs and hot toads Football 1 ; Math League 2; Student Council 3. National Honor Society 3, 4. Ski Club 2, 4; Drama Club 4; Smartest ■ ' Rob ROBIN DAMON HOBSON 1 0 Millstone Drive What does it matter if I remain right ? I am much too right, and he who laughs best today will also laugh last ' ' Band 1 . 2, Spring Concert 1 . 2; Brass Ensemble 1 , 2; Music Festival 2; Baseball 1; Hockey Club 1; Track 2; Judo Club 2; Scholarship Drive; Ski Club 1 . 2. 3, 4; Ski Club President 2; Driver Ed. 3 Rose ROSE MARIE HOLLAND 1 3 Sumner St. It ' sa friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Pep Club 1 , 2; Drill Team 2; Paper Drive 3. 4, Cake Sale 3; Variety Show 3; Scholarship Drive 3, 4, Driver Ed. 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Committees 3, 4 Duane DUANE EDWARD HODSON 43 Roland Baxter Rd. The mind makes the man DECA. Wayne WAYNE SAMSON HOLLAND 1 3 Sumner St. He that seeks trouble always finds it. 22 Kippa KENNETH W. KIPP 22 Green Drive If the world ended now. I ' d llnd someplace else to do my thing Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Hockey 3, 4; Liveli- est.” Patt PATRICIA JEAN KING 40 Second Avenue Her eyes are merry, her heart is gay. a lovely lace, a friendly way. Color Guard 1 . 2; Choir 1 ; Cake Sale 1 John JOHN VINCENT KLEPADLO 255 Mt. Hope Street It often shows a line command of language to say nothing Band 1.2. 3. 4 K LAWRENCE TOBY KORMAN 382 Old Post Road It is not an unhappy man who possesses no enemies Chess Club 1 ; Sales Committee 3; Band 1 , 2, 3. 4; Brass ensemble 1, 2, 3; Concert Solo 2. 3; Variety Show 3; Yearbook 4 LaLa DAVID MICHAEL LALIBERTE 1 88 Broad Street Give me one more naughty, naughty kiss before I leave Football 1 ; Baseball 1 . 23 An) ANDREW NORMAN JOHNSON 367 Commonwealth Avenue The greatest pleasure in tile is succeeding in what you can ' t do Football 1 ; Golf 2. Hockey 3. 4 Dap DANIEL JOHNSON 88 Hunting Street It l rest, trust. Mark MARK JOHNSON 91 Birchwood Drive He is always laughing, tor he has an infinite deal of wit. Hockey 3, 4; Paper Drive 3. Sandy SANDRA JEAN JONES 47 Johnson Street A cheerful temper joined with innocence makes beauty attractive. Pep Club 1 , 2; Cake Sale 1 ; Field Hockey 1 , 2, Red Cap 1 ; Office Worker 1 . 2. 3; Committees 1 , 2, 3. 4, Scholarship Drive 1 , 2, 3, 4. Variety Show 3, 4 Chris CHRISTINE LOUISE KENT 27 Circular Street There ' s a time lor some things, and all things . a time tor great things and small things ' ' Scholarship Drive 2, 3. DONNA LEE KESSLER Raymond Hall Drive Think what you have to think; you ' re the one who must live with your thoughts. ” Gary GARY KING 1 24 Ellis Road Great men die young. Ohi I feel sick already Football 1 ; Track 1 , 2; Cross Country 2. 24 Ja-Ja JAYNE MICHELLE LOGAN 86 Kelley Blvd ' All people smile in the same language ' ‘ Somerset High School FTA 2. Math Oftice Worker 1 . 2; Jr High School Tutor 2, Library 1 , 2; Music Room 2; Rally Committee 1 , 2 North High Color Guard 2. 3. 4. Library Worker 2. 3; Guidance Worker 3. 4. Committees 3, 4, Year- book 4 Dubba DAVID LUTHER LOVEJOY 4 Orchard Drive Our faith in others portrays in what respect we would like to have faith in ourselves Football 1 , 2, 3. 4, Baseball 1 . 2, 3, 4 Lud STEPHEN JAMES LUDWIG 1 1 3 Metcalf Road The will of a man is his happiness Band 1 , 2; Track 1,2,3, 4. Cross Country 1 , 2. 3, 4, Winter Track 4. Paper Drive 3, 4, Committees 1 2,3,4 K C KEVIN ROBERT LYNCH 87 High Street The true world — Unattainable, indemonstrable, unpromisabte, but the very thought of it — a con- solation, an obligation, an imperative Football 1. 2, 3, Mock Senate 3, 4, Track 2, 3. 4 Winter Track 4; Cross Country 4 Stan STANLEY JOSEPH LYNCH 826 Mendon Road The world ' s great men have not commonly been great scholars ' ' Football 1 , 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1 , 2, Baseball 1,2,3, 4. Steve STEPHEN JOSEPH LYNCH 826 Mendon Road I was only in school to get a general idea of things 25 Laurie LAURIE DIANE LEGG 309 Mt Hope Street The world is slowly learning that just because two men think differently, neither is necessarily wicked ' ’ Cake Sale 1; Committees 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2; Color Guard 3, 4; Office Worker 2; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Yearbook 4. Line JEFFREY PAUL LINCOLN 393 Elmwood Street He has occasional flashes of silence, that makes his conversation perfectly delightful Legs SHARON DEBORAH LEGG 98 Hawthorne Road ' ' She ' s got the mood in her eyes . ' ’ Cake Sale 1 ; Guidance Worker 3; Committees 1,2, 3, 4, Driver ' s Ed 3; Variety Show 3, 4; Scholarship Drive 3. 4, Yearbook 4. Drama Club 4. EOS 4, Most Talented. Hopie HOPE JOAN LEW 10 Allen Avenue ' ' A dream itself is but a shadow. Library Worker 2; EOS 2, 3, 4. Driver ' s Ed 3; Year- book 4 Sue SUZANNE JOY LINCOLN 1 1 Clifton Street A cheerful friend is like a sunny day. which sheds its brightness on all around Cake Sale 1 ; Glee Club 1 ; Pep Club 1 , 2; Office Worker 1 . 2, 3; Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 4, Scholarship Drive 2, 3 Earl EARL EDWARD LOGAN 48 Riverside Drive For joy. even if woe is deep, joy is deeper yet than agony . Art Club 4; Yearbook Photographer 4 26 Jimmy JAMES STANLEY McMAHON 83 Division Street To do what you want to do, and being what you want to be. is what makes a person truly himself Kim KIMBERLY ANN McMAHON 83 Division Street The only thing I want to do in this world is to be myself Cake Sales; Ski Club 2 Sue SUSAN ELLEN McNAMARA 364 Broadway An open heart, a listening ear, and a helping hand — What more could you ask tor? Ski Club 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4, Committees 1 , 2. 3,4. Neah DONNA JEANNE MEHARG Cumberland Ave Every person has a sane spot somewhere To find it is the problem . ’ ' Paper Drive, Scholarship Drive; Wittiest Diana DIANA MARIE MERRY 35 Circular Street What is done out ot love is always done beyond good and evil. Drill Team 1, 2, Drill Team Head 3; Maiorettes 4. Pep Club 3; Scholarship Drive 3, 4; Committees 2, 3,4 27 Carol CAROL ANN MacDONALD 37 Freeman Street ' So much like the sun — warm, bright and shiny. ' ' Cake Sale 1 , 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Drive 1 , 2. 3; Prom Committee; DECA. Mickey JOHN McALICE Delamont Ave The only reason I gel into mischiel is to keep everybody else busy ’ ' Band 1 , 2, 3, Hockey; Student Leader Rich RICHARD DONALD MAIGRET Coral Road To love one so close Is line, but leave me room to have fun . Track 1 , Scholarship Drive 2, 3, 4 Ned EDWARD F. McCRORY 7 1 Leonard Street Confidence is the companion to success Spring Track 3, 4; Winter Track 4; Cross Country Co — Captain 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 Papsy PATRIC ROGER MAYER 1 23 East Street One ' s outlook Is part of his virtue Hockey 3, 4 Bill WILLIAM FRANCIS McGOWAN 159 Elm Street Anything is tunny as long as it happens to some- one else. Cake Sale 1; Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Student Council 1; Scholarship Drive 1 , 2, 4; Committees 3. 4. Witti- est. 28 Luigi LOUIS ANTHONY MORRA 1 4 Grove Street 1 Build other structures to replace those you destroy ' ’ Drama Club President 3; EOS 3; Driver ' s Ed 3 Brenda BRENDA GAYLE MORSE 1 1 1 Fisher Street It you have the love of God; it reflects on your friends . JV Basketball 1 ; Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1 ; Pep Club 1, 2; Drill Team 2, 3. Linda LINDA ANN MOULTON 519 Broadway If you accept a way of life just because it is cus- tomary means to be dishonest, to be cowardly, to be lazy 1 1 Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Guitar Club 3; Drama Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. Class Vice-President 3; Committees 1 , 2. 3, 4, Girls’ State Representative 3; Rensselaer Science Award 3; Physical Education Award 2. 3; History Award 3; Yearbook Senior Editor 4; English Achievement Representative 3; Participant in Experiment in International Living 4; Driver Train- ings. Dave DAVID ROBERT MULLANEY 84 West Street Keep quiet and people will think you are a philos- opher ' ' Sharon SHARON LEE MUSIL 64 Columbia Street I say a lot more by using 20 words per second Driver Education 3. Phyllis PHYLLIS MARY O ' BRIEN 76 Broad St. Good nature is more agreeable in conversation than in wit. Cake Sale 1, 2; Scholarship Drive 1. 2, 3, 4. Bas- ketball 1; Softball 1, 2, 3; Committees 1, 2, 3. 4, Yearbook 4 29 Meech MICHAEL RICHARD MICHAUD 1 62 Broad Street A friend may well be reckoned the Masterpiece of nature ' ' Library 1 , 2, 3 Jayn JAYN RUTH MITCHELL 257 West Street And more than wisdom, more than wealth. — a merry heart that laughs and cares ' ’ Basketball 1 . 2. Pep Club 1 ; Scholarship Drive 1 . 2; Field Hockey t ; Driver ' s Ed- 3. FRED MOORE Shyest « guH Valerie VALERIE ANN MITCHELL 290 A-Allen Ave. Her heart belongs to one so near Bookie Bill WILLIAM ALDEN MILLER JR. 53 Hawthorne Street I won ' t believe it until you can show it to me in black and white. Student Leader 4. Ecology Drive 3; Most Persua- sive. Freddie FREDERICK WILLIAM MOORE 325 Kelley Blvd What is the universe without striving to know all about it? Football 1 ; Track t ; Math League; Shyest.” 30 Sandi SANDRA LEE PETTI 200 Smith St. To live without loving is no! to have lived at all. Marc MARC LINCOLN PHIPPS Sumner St. Minds are conquered no! by arms, but by great- ness of soul. Piercy JAMES DANIEL PIERCE 538 Mount Hope St. I ' ' He who has great strength should use it lightly. ' ' I Band 1 . 2; Ski Club 2. 3, 4, Baseball 2; Track 1 , 3, I 4. Football 1 , 2, 3, Co — Capt. 4 Dave DAVID ALLEN PLANTE 224 Hoppin Hill ’ 7 will not play my ace of trumps yet. Golf 1. 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. “Most Typical. Michele MICHELE POIRIER 1 7 Horne St. Her laugh is like a singing brook that bubbles as it passes 1 ' Cake Sale 1 . 2, 3; Variety Show 2, 3, Sold Station- ary 3 31 Oui-Oui PHILIPPE OMER OUIMET 73 Peterson St ■’What ' s mine is mine and what ' s yours is mine Football 1 , 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1 . 2. 4; Most Likely to be Remembered 11 Ceil CECILE YVONNE PARENT 463 Smith St When nature ' s happiest touch could add no more. Heaven lent an angel ’s beauty to her lace Bob ROBERT WILLIAM PAYTON lOOTowneSt Every man is best known to himselt. Band 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Scholarship Drive 4. Frank FRANK WILLIAM PENNEY 1 9 Donald Tenant Circle “Maybe hard work never killed a person, but why take chances 7 Track 2, 3. 4; Paper Drive 3, Ecology Drive 3; Stu- dent Leader 4 Julie JULIE ANN PERKINS 43 Elmwood St. Let me live in my house by the side ot the road and be a friend ot man Band 1. 2. 4, Ski Club 2; Spring Concert 1. 2; Honor Society Secretary 3, 4; Driver Education 3, Mock Senate 2. Committees 1 , 2; Music Festival 2. Snorky DEBORAH MAE PETRIE 47 James Swanezy Rd Without love and laughter living would be sense- less Scholarship Drive 1 , 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 3 4; Music Festival 2, 4; Spring Concert 2. 3, 4 32 Debbie DEBORAH ANN RHUDA Newell Road Although she had much wit, she was very shy of using it Brunswick High. GAA 3. Girls ' Football 3; Basket- ball 3; Ski Club 3. Rich MARK MUNRO RICHARDSON 652 Old Post Road Athletics, activities, and admiration from everyone around him. Math League 2; Variety Show 3; Class Vice-President 2; Baseball 1 . 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Co-Captain 4; Student Leader 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Pres 4, Most Ambitious Julie JULIE ELLEN RICHARDS 1 81 North Washington St The main thing I want to do in life is make people happy Class Secretary 1, 3. 4; Committees 1, 2, 3. 4. Cake Sale 1 ; Scholarship Drive 3, 4. Driver ' s Ed 3. Variety Show 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3. 4, Yearbook 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 (vice-president), Most Contributing Steve STEVEN A RIEI 300 Allen Avenue Listen closely when he speaks, for his words are a product of thought ' ' At ALAN ROBERT 661 A Cushman Road Everyone cackles, but who wants to sit in the nest and hatch eggs 7 Gim VIRGINIA ARLENE RANCOURT 5 1 School St. No law can be sacred to me but that ot my nature Bridge Club t. 2; EOS 2, 3, 4, Choir 1. 2. 4, Drama Club 3. 4 , Senior Play 3 33 Sue SUSAN VIRGINIA PRECOURT 70 Hawthorne St. We grant, although she had much wit. she was shy of using it. Driver ' s Education 3. Denise DENISE ANN QUIMBY Box 238, Hoppin Hill Ave If you have charm, you don ' t need anything else . Office Worker 1 , 2; Cake Sale 1 , 2; Variety Show 2. 4; Committees 1.2,3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Fisherman DOROTHY CINTHIA RADNOR 255 Metcalf Rd. I came. I saw. I conquered. Junior Achievement School Shop. Gary GARY RENE RANCOURT 31 TowneSt. What others say of me matters little, what I say and do myself matters much . ' ' Distributive Ed 4 34 I IRENE ST GERMAIN 633 E. Washington Bui Ihe meek ones themselves shall possess the earth. And they will indeed find exquisite delight in the abundance ot peace Dave DAVID MICHAEL SANTSAVER 459 Paine Rd Lite is very short and uncertain, let us spend it as well as we can. ' ' DECA Lou LOUIS R SCHMITT 251 Park St. Lite is a circle containing success, failure, knowl- edge. and experience Face life as it is, tor there are no corners in the circle to hide in Schrick SALLY ANN SCHRICKER 89 Spring St Without a sense of humor, life would be a mis- take Pep Club 2; Cake Sale 2. 3; Paper Drive 3 Re-Re ANN MARIE SEEKELL 5 Robinwood Rd God. one morning, glad ot Heaven, laughed — and that was Ann. ' ' Pep Club 1 . 2; Cake Sale 1,2.3; Committees 1 , 2, 3, 4. Variety Show 3, 4; Scholarship Drive 1,2, Red Cap 1 , 2, Car Wash 2; Executive Board 3; Driver Training 3; Mock Senate 3; “Most Typical. Debi DEBORAH MARIE SEYMOUR 14 Esther Ave. There is no accounting for the actions of a woman Car Wash 2, Committee 1 , 2. 3, 4, Red Cap 1 ; Drill Team 1, 2; Spring Concert 1. Cake Sale 1. 2, 3, Paper Drive 3, Field Hockey 1 . 2. Softball 1 ; Office Worker 2, 3, Variety Show 2; Pep Club 1 , Scholar- ship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Executive Board 3 35 Rollsie KEVIN MARK ROWLES 41 Earlmar Dr “His mind is an undrained source ol thought and idea — but he hides it well Baseball 1 , 2, 3, 4. Honor Society 3. 4 Ruppy RICHARD R RUPP 508 High St. Let them call it mischief, when it is past and pros- pered it will be virtue ' ' Band 1 . 2 -3 Doug DOUGLAS HENRY RUEST 40 Moran St. “To be myself and do the things I believe right are the keys to my happiness ' ' Band 1; Library Asst. 2, 3; Graduation Usher 3. Drama Club 3 Matt MATTHEW HOWARD RYAN 930 Mendon Rd “It is better to be able to neither read nor write, than to be able to do nothing else Lynne LYNNE ANN RUEST 455 High St. A sincere friend is a friend forever. Pep Club 1. 2; Drill Team 2; Paper Drive 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 3, 4; Cake Sale 3; Auction 4; Committees 3. Driver Training 3. Liz ELIZABETH RYDER 61 ReedAve “The best way to know God is to love many things. Field Hockey 3, 4; Basketball 1 . 3, 4; Softball 1 , 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Intermurals 1 , 2, 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 4. Committees 1 . 2. 3, 4, Choir 2. 3, 4. 36 Lin LINDA LEE SWEETLAND 15 James St. A friend is worth all the hazards we can run. Pep Club 2; Red Cap 1. 2; Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4; Scholarship Drive 3, 4; Year- book 4 Swiss DANIEL JOSEPH SWISTAK 43 Armstrong Dr. Nothing is more troublesome than the effort of thinking Hockey 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Drive 1 . 2; Baseball 4 Sherry SHERYL LYNN TEMPLE 20 Lafayette St She takes the breath of men away, who gaze upon her unaware . ' ' Drill Team 1 . 2; Spring Concert 1 ; Cake Sale 1 . 3. Committees 4, Paper Drive 1 , 4; Yearbook 4; Vari- ety Show 2. 3, 4; Neatest. ' 1 Rich RICHARD MORGAN THOMAS 67 North Ave. Society is built upon trust, and trust upon confi- dence in one another ' s integrity. Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Paper Drive 2. 3; Student Council 4; Scholarship Drive 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Most Organized Jacci JACQUELINE ELAINE TATRO 69 Burden Ave Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace Drill Team 1. 2; Cake Sale 1, 2; Music Festival 1, Spring Concert 1, 2; Senior Play 3; Scholarship Drive 1 , 2, 3, 4 Kathy KATHERINE THOMPSON 971 Mt Hope St. Happiness is above all things, the calm. glad, cer- tainty of innocence Scholarship Drive 1, 3; Office Worker 2; Usher at Senior Graduation 3; Pep Club 1 , 2. President 2 37 Noop NORMA JEAN SHEPARD 40 Columbia SI. To the wise, life is a festival. EOS 1. 2. 3. Pep Club 1; A Capella Choir 1, 2. 4, Senior Play 3, 4. Drama Club 3. 4 Sherm JEFFREY BRITTAIN SHERMAN 60 Stonehill Rd Imagination is more important than knowledge Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Drive 3. 4, Driver ' s Ed 2; Student Leader 4 Kathy KATHLEEN DALE SIMMS 34 Kelly Blvd. Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together. Glee Club 1, Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Head 4; Guid- ance Worker 2, 3; Spring Concert 1 . 2. 3. 4 D DONNA MARY SINGER 21 9 N. Washington St Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman Field Hockey 1 (at King Phillip). Kathy KATHERINE A. SNAY 825 Mendon Rd Lite is God, God is life. Glee Club 1 . Office Worker 1 . 4. Choir 2, 3; Band 2; Spring Concert 1 , 2. 3; Driver Training 3. Music Festival 2 1 Stearnsie KATHLEEN MARIE STEARNS 218 East St ' ' Things always seem better the second time around. Cake Sale 1. Paper Drive 2; Softball 1, 2. 4, Co- captain 2, Scholarship Drive 1 , 3; Basketball 1 . 2. 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Captain 3; Liveliest 38 Bets ELIZABETH JANE VINE 254 Reservoir Street I I think I think, therefore I think I am I Choir 4; Drama Club 3; Senior Play 4, National I Honor Society 3, 4; EOS 1 , 2. 3. Whitey STEPHEN THOMAS WHITE 26 Roosevelt Avenue It matters not what you are thought to be. but what you are. Baseball 1 ; Ski Club 1 , 2, 4, Homeroom Represent- ative 1, 2; Scholarship Drive 3, 4; Senior Play 4, Variety Show 3. Frank FRANCIS PHILLIP WARD 965 Longview Drive I never let my schooling interlere with my educa- tion Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4. Co-Captain 4, Football 1 ; Stu- dent Council 4, Variety Show 3, 4; Paper Drive 3; Band 1 , Intramurals 1 ; Driver ' s Education 3; Physi- cal Education Student Leader 4, Most Spirited. Sandy SANDRA LEIGH WILL 1 45 South Washington Street First you have to leach a child to talk, then you have to teach them lo be quiet Cake Sale 2. 3. 4, Ski Club 2, 3. 4, Paper Drive 2, 3. 4, Variety Show 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Pep Club 2; Ecology Drive 3, Scholarship Drive 1, 2. 3, 4, Basketball 2. Softball 2; Committees 1,2,3, 4; Stu- dent Council 4 Bob ROBERT D WARE 45 North Avenue A man must have a cedain amount ot intelligent ignorance to get anywhere. ' ' Marci MARCIA HE LEN WILSON 1 1 0 Raymond Hall Drive The more ditticult the obstacle, the stronger one becomes after hurdling it ' ' Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2; Captain 3; Baseball 1 , Basketball 1 ; Scholarship Drive 1 , 2. Drama Club 3; Choir 2, 3, Gym Leader 3, 4 39 Pat PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON 25 Pleasant Street Impossible is a word I never utter. Cake Sale 1 , 2, 3. 4; Treasurer 2; Committees 1 . 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4; Ski Club 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 3. 4, Scholarship Drive 1 , 2, 3, 4 Red JOHN CHARLES TRIMBACH 177 Raymond Hall Drive Men ol great ability are generally of a targe and vigorous nature Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Track 2, 3. 4, Winter Track 4. Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Ecology Drive 3; Variety Show 3, Executive Board 3; Committees 2. 3, 4, Best All Around Vienszy RONALD ROGER VIENS ' A little mischief relieves the monotony. ' Football 1 . Baseball 1 , Intramurals 1 , 2. Debbie DEBORAH LYNN TROWBRIDGE 25 Prince Street Never was a sincere word utterly lost Pep Club 1 , 2; Color Guard 2,3,4; Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4 Committees 1,2,3, 4, Variety Show 3; Ski Club 2 Cake Sale 1 . 2, 3, Ecology Drive 3, Paper Drive 3 Scholarship Drive 1 . 2. 3, 4 Vig TIMOTHY LANE VIGORITO 42 Crescent Avenue The apparel often proclaims the man Scholarship Drive 3, 4; Physical Education Leader 3, 4; Neatest 40 Mark MARK REYNOLDS 159 Grant Street Everylime I ' m thirsty, I get that tingly teeling all over Steve STEVEN REPOSA 24 Sunset Avenue A man who seems ot hard yesterdays, but works tor confident tomorrows Paula PAULA JEANNE TROY 1 4 Gould Street For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways ' ' Drill Team 1 . Variety Show 2, Paper Drive 3 f 41 Winga JAMES FRANCIS WING, JR 5 South Bulfinch Street Not just to exist but to amount to something in life. Vice-President 1, Band 1, 2. Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Student Council 2, 3. 4, South East Dis trict Vice President ot Massachusetts Association of Student Council s Honor Society 4; Honor Society Presi- dent. Most Likely To Succeed Red CAROL ANN WOODWORTH 807 Oakridge Avenue Too foolish lor a tear, too wicked lor a smile ' ' Cake Sale 1,2.3. Ski Club 2. Committees 1.2.3. 4. Pep Club 2; CarWash 2; Nurse ' s Office 3; Guid- ance Worker 3. Drama Club 3. Variety Show 3. Gym Leader 3; Driver Training 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Activities, Co — Editor 4 Louie LOUISE ANN WRIGHT 985 Longview Drive Neither is the sky the limit Band 2, 3. 4, Choir 2. 3, 4. Office Worker 2. Nurse ' s Office 4. Scholarship Drive 1. 3, 4; Spring Concert 2. 3, 4, Music Festival 4 Benny STEVEN DAVID MILLER 122 Grove St. I came here only lor the fun Jap DAVID ALAN BANKS 247 Mt Hope St The world belongs to the energetic, but who wants the world Ted THEODORE BARIL 2 Public St When you go looking lor trouble, you don ' t need a search warrant . Chrispy CHRISTOPHER CRONIN 40 Raymond Hall Drive You are only young once After that you have to think up some other excuse Ski Club 2. 3, 4. ' Most Talkative Gudas LAWRENCE LACASSE 76 Church Street ' ' Hell is empty because all the devils are here Basketball 1 Debbie DEBRA ANN DeGRAFFT 1 0 Dexter Street Let thy speech be shod, saying much in few words. EOS; Field Hockey 3. Scott SCOTT McPHETERS 18 Sunset Avenue None can love freedom headily but good men Farl CAROL ANN FARLEY 34 Spruce Street An inexhaustible good nature is one of the most precious gifts of Heaven Fippce KELLEY F PHIPPS 844 E Washington St He could make a statue laugh 42 ..s ZJs 43 NORMA BOUTET FRANK WARD MOST SPIRITED GLENN JETTE DEBBIE BURKE MOST DEPENDABLE gjy j j 1 L V J DONNA MEHARG BILL McGOWEN WITTIEST JIM WING MEREDITH GUYOT RICHARD DUNNING ROBIN BOYD MOSTLIKEL Y TO SUCCEED MOST CHANGED SINCE FRESHMEN YEAR 44 SHERRY TEMPLE TIMVIGORITO NEATEST Superlatives SHARON LEGG JOHN CERRETO MOST TALENTED ANN SEEKELL DAVE PLANTE MOST TYPICAL SCOTT GENDRON DAYLE CHRISTENSEN FRIENDLIEST RAY GOULET KENDRA GABOURY CLASS FLIRT JOYCE DeYORIO ED HAYMAN MOST SINCERE MARK RICHARDSON KAREN HAGARMAN MOST AMBITIOUS 45 KATHY STEARNS KEN KIPP LIVELIEST SUE ANN COOPER JIM BODINSKI MOST ATHLETIC JULIE RICHARDS DAVE DAWES MOST CONTRIBUTING JACKIE BEDARD BILL MILLER MOST PERSUASIVE 46 47 Above, JUNIORS HR 1 1st row (I to r) — E Baker, T Baker. 2nd row — D. Beckwith, R Berard, M. Braga. 3rd row — D Ballard. 4th row — J. Bedard, S Ahearn, S. Andrews. 5th row — R Petti, M. Peterson, P. Adams. 6th row — C. Perkins, C. Murphy. Below, HR 2 1st row (I to r) — K. Brown, C. Broonahan, L. Carpenter, M. Burgess. 2nd row — S. Burgess, P. Brodeur, D Bunker, L. Champagne. 3rd row — M. Cavanagh, B. Cavanagh, R. Celeste, S. Miller. 4th row — I. Bru- nelli, P. Chabot, J. Carr. 5th row — R. Brown, T. Calcia, K. Cavalier. 48 HR. 3 (I tor) 1st row — K. Diamond, S. Conley, J. Dawes, R. Deschenes, N. Derick, D. Christopher, S. Dorr. 2nd row — D. Del Vecchio, B. Crossley, N. Closson, L. Doble, L. DeBlois, D. Difiore, G. Currier, M. Clairmont, M. Corvese. 3rd row — K. Clark, G. Dean, D. Difiore, M. Dargis, M. Connors, H. Dorr, M. Cotter, D. Costello. JM, r ' n, i v jV 1 m H R. 4 (I to r) 1st row — S. Havershaw, K. Fong. 2nd row — C. Fraise, E Dzialo, W. Hall, D. Ferrante. 3rd row — N. Feder, L Hayman, L. Greaves, L Fournier. 4th row — R. Hall, W. Gelineau, M. Braga 5th row — R Emerson, P. Fernberg, S. Hammond. 6th row — N. Ducharme, K. Feid, R Hamilton 7th row — W. French, D. Dugan, W. Dreesen. 49 H R. 9 (I to r) 1st row — K. Jones, D LeClerc, C. Landry, A. Huntington, L Johnstone, L. Langille, T. Henderson. 2nd row — A. Kirylo, L. Labree, R. Kirylp, D. Korman, A. Keating, P. Horman, J. King. 3rd row — K. Holden, N. Jones, P. Lacasse, E Kirylo, E. Johnson, D. Leary. 4th row — J. Lang, K LaFratta, J. Juus- ola, S. Krauth, M. Krzywonos, W. Hjerpe, K. Joyce. 5th row — D. Hiltz, L. Hebert, A. James, R. Leblanc, A. Kistner. H R. 9 (I to r) 1st row — T. Reynolds, R. Lowney, R. Berard, T. Lovejoy. 2nd row — B. McNamee, K. Letellier, D. Ludwig, V. Lemieux, D. Murchy, C. Levasseur. 3rd row — S. MacBride, D. Lyon, J. McAlice, D. Ballard, C. Little. 50 H R 10 (I to r) 1st row — J. McAlice, J. Mobriant, R. Merigold, K MacDonald, L. Munroe, P. Moore. 2nd row — P. MacKill.P. MacKill.T.McCrory.S. Mowbray, B McNamee, B. Martley, J. Morin. 3rd row — C. McCarthy, R. Monroe, C. MacEwen, L. McKitchen, M. Medeiros. H R. 11 (I to r) 1st row — T. Ogni, R. Pierson. 2nd row — C. Paradis, C. Northup, D. Prentigast, E. Paul. 3rd row — D Plante, P. Chabot, P. Nolan. 4th row — M. Peterson, J. McAlice, D Murchy, R. Paynton 5th row — P Parks, L. Oliver, D. Ouimet, P. Osterberg, M. Peterson. 6th row — G. Parker, A. Petrie, M. Normand, Perkins. 7th row — C Murphy, S Ouellette, A Pep- per, B. Orr, R. Petti. 51 HR 112 (I to r) 1st row — P. Roy, D. Radnor, M. Tyler, G. Rancourt, J. Thorpe, B. Podsiadlo. 2nd row — L. Sacco, D. Watters, P. Vanbever, K. Simmons, D. Sienko, C. Roy, C. Semple, J Roessler. 3rd row — C. Salesses, R. Rousseau, K. Slawson, T. Reynolds, S. Spraque, M. St. Pierre, K. Thomas. 4th row — M. Rofino, G. Trost, T. Shaftoe, R. Rose, K. Ruest, G. Poirier, B. Tolliver, D. Suvall, S. Svendsen. 5th row — T. Riley, D. Roberts, R. Vandette, D. Reposa, R. Watson, H. Smith, W. Wagner, D. Rancourt. 52 Right, H.R. 210 1st row (I to r) — L. Cochrane, C. Carney, D. Brown, J. Brown. 2nd row — M. Buban, R. Clairmont, C. Chabot, T. Collins. 3rd row — D. Charron, T. Brown, N. Cobb, K. Burke. 4th row — M. Carey, L. Bru- nell, K. Carlson. 5th row — D. Collier, T. Burgess, S. Cerrone. 6th row — A. Cavalieri, T. Closson, D. Censorio. Left, SOPHOMORE H R. 209 1st row (I to r) — D. Amadei, S. Bodak, P. Beauchaine. 2nd row — D. Bardsley, L. Ames, J. Batchelder, L Beau- chaine 3rd row — A. Baker, N Barber, S. Blanton. 4th row — R. Bray, D. Baldwin, G. Abells. 5th row — A. Bombardier, D. Barton, S. Belsar. 6th row — W. Ballard, G. Berard, J Barry. 53 H R. 212 1st row (I to r) — L. Fontaine, S. Fulton, A. Gohring, J. Fontaine. 2nd row — J. Grimes, H. Heard, P Harlow, W. Forbes. 3rd row — T. Gaboury, R. Gales, M. Gaudette, M. Goulet. 4th row — D. Hebert, R. Gau- dette, P. Hebert, L. Gould. 5th row — P. Gaboury, A. Gilson, M. Gibeault, P. Gobin. 6th row — H. Hickey, D. Gardner, M. Henderson, J. Hathaway. H.R. 21 1 1st row (I to r) — L. Denzer, K. Fitzgibbons, S. Dolan. 2nd row — J. Crossley, D. Dumont, S. Flynn. 3rd row — K. Dean, C. Copper, T. Cook, C. Dempster. 4th row — J. DeLaurier, P. Ducharme, C. Flood, C. Dargis. 5th row — Lisa Desrosiers, J. Crawford, L. Dufault, D Coty. 6th row — P. Dion, R. Fleming, J. Dargis. 7th row — J. Cushing, K. England. 8th row — R. Fen- ton, G. Deschenes, B. Cronin. 9th row — T. Curran, D. Duckworth, M. Dil- lion. 54 H R. 21 4B (I to r) 1st row — P. Lund, N. Lefebvre, C. Legg, N. LeBeau 2nd row — J. Magnan, D. Lewis, R. Maigret. 3rd row — J. Lemieux, C. Lind- strom, M. Lanteigne. 4th row — E. Malinowski, E. Mackey, J. Little. 5th row — Mr. Arnold. H R. 214 (I to r) 1st row — H. Johnson, M. Jurdak, D. Jakuboski 2nd row — C. Holbrook, D. laconis, D. Jonston. 3rd row — C. Johnson, L. Langille, P. Kingsford. 4th row — A. Lamoureux. 5th row — A. Kenney, K. Kronheim, D Langille, W. Hitchcock. 6th row — R. King, M. Kieon, C. Klepadlo. � 1 LIBRARY (I to r) 1st row — S. McMorrow, K. Metcalf, S. Miller, K. McCretton. 2nd row — D. Marchand, K. Mooney, J. Maslouski, A. Melanson, L. Mitchell. 3rd row — F. McNeil, G. McGrath, M. McNally, J. McNamee, P. McNamara, D. Martin. ™ i F SBr ipa A { fe ST ' §r% m ■ M If? r j [I L ■ .MWW JT V„ ■■ - ¥ Wk a 1 p MA Whm V ¥ ' i v m m-m Hji ' r l t Wi i|PS wsr MjLp! , L t ' KNm am k 1: . ■ ' j H.R. AUD A (I to r) 1st row — W. Reynolds, D. Peterson, P. Rioux, E. Reynolds, G. Paulhus. 2nd row — E Reed, L. O’Donnell, L. Rojee, J. Mulligan, J. Persson, D. Pollock. 3rd row — D. Root, D. Raposo, J. Rice, K. Norteman, S. Parker, S. Pensavalle. 4th row — S. Pierce, S. Poirier, S. Paul, J. Roberts, C. Petti, S. Phipps. 5th row — J Quinn, P. Normand, M. Nitso, J. Pollis, E. Patch, S. Prisinzano. 6th row — D. Osborne, L. Packer. 56 fr vH 1- I I ¥ H.R. AUD B (I to r) 1st row — D. Root, B. Segel, D. Sherman, S. Speight, M. Schober. 2nd row — M. St. Martin, C. Schmidt. S. Sprague, R. Semple. 3rd row — G. Paulhus, L. Shumila, D. Silva, D. Sarazin, W. Skolski, G. Soullier. 4th row — T. Scholfield, T. Simms, M. Salessess, S. Scorgie, M. Sweeney, R. Schriever. 5th row — M. Nitso, G. Ruby, C. Slavin, A. Skeldon, R. Tardiff , R. Saulnier. 6th row — R. Saulnier, S. Rose, F. Swiech, W. Stephens, S. Stoka. HR. AUDC (I to r) 1st row — D. Ward, L. Whitehead, C. Velino, L. Upham. 2nd row — K. White, S. Yankee, G Wright, K Trost, L Travis, B Traver. 3rd row — R. Trombley, S. Whitney, J. Todesco, D. Wentzell, L. Thibodeau. 4th row — E. Watson, K. Trumble, N. Turcotte, J Tolliver, P Wenhold. 5th row — T Trow- bridge, H. Twyman, C. Wolstencroft, M. Wells, J Thresher, P. Thompson. 6th row — W. Vogt, S. Troy, L Voepel, H Vician, B Varney 7th row — R Wnuk, R. Tetreault. 57 H R. 202 (I to r) 1st row — M. Bourgeois, C. Cauldwell, M. Boulet, L. Bra- clett. 2nd row — K. Bowman, S. Carriere. 3rd row — N. Cavanagh, D Bouthilette, J. Burns. 4th row — M. Brodt, P. Byron, M. Bradley. 5th row — J. Cambridge, D. Bowers, B. Bunker. 6th row — S. Carreau, M. Burns, R. Boss, R. Brown. 7th row — M. Carpenter, M. Capodanno. 8th row — G. Browning, W. Butterworth, D. Bremner, S. Brackett. H.R. 201 (I to r) 1st row — J. Bonome, R. Anderson, R. Barker, F. Beaulieu. 2nd row — V. Baldasaro, J. Angelo, S. Andrew, M. Beaulieu. 3rd row — A, Alix, P. Andrew, D. Barth, L. Barrett. 4th row — K. Beauregard, M. Berg, P Billington, A. Battaglia. 5th row — B. Boss, V. Beaupre, D. Babbitt. 58 n rni ( n V ? W r S Deblois ' C ' Dean, D Demers. 2nd row -C. ' J ' ° ke ' C ' Cooper - 3rd row C. DeFrietas, J. Conrad M Cochrane 4th row D. Desilets, C. Darrah, D. Deschenes. 5th row — D ?ea! 7 m B Cote 6th row -K. D ' Antonio, J. Dalton, M. Cor- neau. 7th row — T . Conroy, J. DeGrafft, T. Deegan. H R. 203 (I to r) 1st row — G. Chalifour, R Cerreto R Champagne, M Charlebois, P Celeste. P. Chabot. 2nd row — 59 H R. 205B (I to r) 1st row — S. Gaulin, N. Galuski. 2nd row — M. Girard, K. Hall. 3rd row — D. Grosse, M. Gavitt, M. Grzenda. 4th row — E. Gaudette, K. Giacopo, T. Hallam. 5th row — D. Haire, C. Hall, D. Hamilton, G. Gau- dette. H R. 205 (I to r) 1st row — L. Flood, J. Dreesen, S. French, M. Fish, H Delude. 2nd row — D. Femald, G. Dufault, W. Doble, S. Estey. 3rd row — A. Flanagan, L. Erickson, C. Dunning, W. Deslaurier. 4th row — M. Driscoll, C Difiore. 5th row — R. Desilets, L. Domingos, W. Fotinellis, D. Emerson. 6th row — C. Ferrante, P. Fong. S. Erickson. 7th row — M. Fong, D. Forbes. R Doucette. • 7 i r J9f 1 §1 j ?i j 1 A ' WXMj K A H Hk in rjf 1 60 HR206 (I to r) Istrow — L Huntington, C Jarvis, J. Healy, L. Jacobs. 2nd row — D. Hanson, D. Hevey, L Heard, V. Hammond 3rd row — L John- son, G. Johnson, L. Hogan, R Holdsworth 4th row — M Jette, B. Jackman, K. Jenks. 5th row — S. Hood, M. Henderson, J Hamilton 6th row — R. Jer- auld, M. Haxton, D. Hobson, M Hogan. 7th row — R. Howard, D Horski, W C. Johnson, W. Johnson. HR 207 (I to r) 1st row — H. Leary, D. Lambert. 2nd row — D. Lallier, A. LaPierre, S. Lallier, N. Lincoln. 3rd row — D King, D. Labrie, C. Logan. 4th row — E. Krzyzek, P. Letourneau, B. Lacasse, S. Langille. 5th row — M. Langille, P. Leclerc, B. Loranger, R Jordan. 6th row — M. Kummer, J. Lan- gille, K Lacasse, A. Lapoint. 61 Right, H R 208B 1st row (I to r) — J. Palady, C Michaud, C O ' Brien. 2nd row — D Ouellette, N. Norteman, D. Packer, J. Nardelli. 3rd row — B. Osborne, J. Parks, L. Norman. 4th row — R. Paradis, D. Morriseau, R. Michaud. 5th row — P. Ouellette, S. Munroe, T. Ouellette, M. Myers, F. Olsen. Left, H.R. 208 1 st row to r) — R. Marx, C. Marx. 2nd row — A. McCrory, J. Messier, D. McClain. 3rd row — M. MacBride, K. Mayers, T. McGowen. 4th row — D. Lowney, K. Messier, C. Ludwig. 5th row — B. Meyer, N. MacD- onald, K. McNamee, D Merigold. 6th row — B. McNamara, R. Martin, J. Messier, S. Mancini. 7th row — D. McAlic e, M. McCallum, E. McCretton, A McKitchen, J. McMahon. 62 - H R. CAF A (I to r) 1st row — J. Sullivan, C. Read, C. Saulnier, C. Strickland, L. Summersall, D. Shumila, H. Silvia, B. Ripa, S. Stearns. 2nd row — P Smith, D. Spadoni, L. Ruby, C. Rogers, L. Rickard, S. Schmidt, K. Swistak, R. Roderick, D. Silvia, A. Ryan, M Savard. 3rd row — T. Skitt, M. Speers, M Reardon, A. St. Pierre, R. Senechal, Unknown, S. Sutherland, R. Savard. 4th row — D. Swistak, C. Stevens, A. Robinson, B. Roberts. 63 H R. CAF B (I to r) 1st row — N. Varney, L. Thimot. 2nd row — L. Whalen, S. Tyler, J. Viscusi, N. Walker. 3rd row — S. Whalen, F. Viscusi, E. Voisine, M. Thorpe. 4th row — D. Theroux, P. Whalen, D. Teixeira, B. Weeman, L. Waite. 5th row — R. Tetreault, R. Wordell, K. Vanbever, C. Wentzell. 6th row — B. Wambolt, K. Warenda, B. Weakley, M. Trumble, T. Szpila. 8th row — B. Whalen, B. Taylor, T. Tetreault. 64 66 67 T - -� f 1 68 69 “Who ordered dandelions? “What do you mean there isn’t any more?” 70 71 72 I feel like a tube of toothpaste. 73 74 75 ’OY! OY!” Hai-Karate 76 77 Where???’’ ?o 79 o $■ D o Mrs. Nimiroski Retiring head of North Attleboro School Lunch Program 81 It is common today for an adult to have an opinion on almost everything and to express that opinion in the form of advice to others whether it is solicited or not. Society feeds upon opinion, often substituting it for fact, and erroneously attempts to educate itself by this process. I am wary of giving unsolicited advice to the senior class. Being obliged to say something, however, I shall make the following observation. We hear much about the moral problems of “today.” I believe the “moral problems” are the same for all times and all men. Every culture has specific moral problems which grow out of its partic- ular structure, although these specific problems are only various facets of the moral problems of “man.” I believe our moral problem is man’s indifference to himself. It lies in the fact that we have lost the sense of the significance and uniqueness of the indi- vidual, that we have made ourselves into instruments for purposes outside ourselves. We have become alienated from each other because we have become alienated from ourselves. As long as anyone believes that his ideal and pur- pose is outside him, he will go outside himself and seek fulfillment where it cannot be found. He will look for solutions and answers at every point except where they can be found — in himself. Neither the good nor the evil outcome is automatic or preordained. The decision rests with man and his ability to take himself, his life and happiness seri- ously. Man’s moral problem lies within himself. The resolution of his problem rests upon his courage to be himself. MR. WILLIAM KELLY 82 Principal of North Attleboro High Schoo LOUIS D. KELLEY You are a group of unique human beings capable of making a special contribution to your town and community. Congratulations on being fortunate enough to have parents, teachers and administrators who care deeply about you. I don’t have to tell you what the future holds for you. You realize that life has responsi- bilities as well as rewards, failures as well as successes, tragedies as well as joys. I am confident that your special qualities will lead you to success and happiness. Best of luck. Administration RICHARD W. BLAZO Assistant Superintendent RICHARD L. BRASSARD Director of Instructional Services ALFRED J.SLOWE Assistant Principal BOWEN S. DIETERLE Director of Pupil Personnel Services 84 Guidance WILLIAM KUMMER School Psychologist ELIZABETH GRAASS Boston Univ. College of Liberal Arts; Bridgewater State, A.B., M.Ed.; Hobbies: Painting PETER P. JOHNSON A.B., M.Ed.; Northern Univ.; Hobbies Sports, reading EDWARD V. FOX B.A.; Suffolk University, M.Ed. Boston State Teach- ers College; Coach: Golf Librarian ELEANOR L. PIKE Pierce Secretarial School; Hobbies: Reading, knit- ting, swimming, traveling HELEN CASSELS MULLEN B.S. Ed., Masters in Ed., Masters in Library Science; Bridgewater State, Univ. of Lausanne, Switzerland, U.R.I., R.I.C., Boston College; Advisor: Yearbook Staff; Hobbies: Golf, singing, traveling 85 Secretaries LINDA COSTA Secretary to the Assistant Principal MRS. LOWE MRS. CONNOR Secretary to the Principal MRS. CODDING MRS. POIRIER MRS. JUNE CROSTA Clerical Secretary MRS. COBURN 86 History ROGER A. FRECHETTE B.Ed Keene Slate College; History JAMES E. FRUTCHEY A.B. Kalamazoo College; Advisor: Social Studies, Forum; Hobbies: Photography, bicycling, reading; History ROGER J. THIBAULT B.A. Providence College; Post Graduate Work, University of Georgia, Rhode Island College; History MARTHA M. FRUTCHEY B.A. Grinnell College; M AT. Brown Univ.; Advisor: Honor Society; History EDWARD F. SHOCKRO JR. Bridgewater State, B.A. Psychology; History Advisor: Football, Freshman History ROBERT L. GUTHRIE B.S. Bridgewater State; Advisor: Sopho- more class; Coach: Football, Baseball VICTOR U. LISTER B A. Boston University, M.A. Northeast- ern University, M.Ed., C.A.S. Harvard University; Dept. Head: English, History, Psychology MARIE J. SCANLIN A.B. Emmanuel College, M.Ed. Boston State College; English PUALINE C. LEAVER B.A. Rhode Island College; Freshman Class Advisor; English CHRISTINE A BAINBRIDGE B.A. Wheaton College; Junior Class Advi- sor; English RUTH M. WADDICOR B.A., M.A. Brown Univ.; English FRANK J. SPEECKAERT B.A. Bridgewater State College; English 88 MICHAEL L. PELLETIER B A. St. Francis College, Plattsbur University, N. Y. State University; R.I.C. (Councilor Ed ); English NE H. WHITTEMORE University of Rhode Island; M.Ed Island College; English; Guidance MARY LOU FOLEY B.A. Regis College; Reading JUDITH E. COBB B.A. Univ. of Massachusetts; Grad. W rk U.R.I.; Senior Play, Drama Club; Speaking Contests; English, Speech, Drama MARY ELLEN SAMMA B.A., Newton College of Sacred Heart; Grad. Work R.I.C. and University of Wisconsin; Moderator: The Open Road; English ROBERT E. HANOLD B.A. Clark University; M.A. Boston Univer- sity; English 89 JOHN BEVILAQUA, JR. A.B. Univ. of Mass.; M S. Middlebury Col- lege; Advisor: Senior Class; Dept. Head: French B.A. Connecticut for Women; English, Creating Writing, Latin MARCEL P. DUHAMEL A.B R.I.C.; M.A. Assumption College; Advisor; Student Council; French, Chef de Cuisine CHARLES AYOTTE B.A., M.A., Providence College; Coach: Cross-country; Asst. Coach: Spring Track; French, General Math DORIS M. DALEY A.B. Regis College; Spanish, Russian FRANK J. KELLEY B.A. Providence College; Advisor: Weightlifting; Hobbies: Yes; German, Algebra SANDRA J. HUIDOBRO B.A. Penn. State; Univ. de Valladolid, Framingham State; Advi- sor: Freshman Class; Hobbies: Oil Painting, classical guitar; Spanish 90 Math ROLAND L. BROUSSEAU B.S. Providence College; M.Ed. Rhode Island College; Math Dept. Head; Math MARILYN A. KASS A.B. Regis College; M.Ed., C.A.G.S Bos- ton College; Geometry, Algebra DAVID L. ARNOLD B.S. in Education Northeastern Univ.; Geometry, Algebra ROBERT J. CASTELLO Ed.B R.I.C.; MAT Brown Univ.; N Y U.; Northeastern Univ. of Pittsburg; Math, Algebra, Calculus CHARLES J. SCHWING B.S. Mass. Institute of Technol- ogy; Hobbies: Music, reading, bridge; Analysis, physics JOHN A. VANDEREECKEN Rhode Island Jr. College Assoc, in Arts; Rhode Island Col- lege, B.A., M.A.T.; Hobbies: Bicycling, hiking, basketball, nature-study; Geometry, Algebra EARLENE ROBERT A.B. Bridgewater State; Advisor: Cheerleading; Hobbies: Golf, Skiing; Algebra, Math 91 Science ROBERT G. AUSSANT B.S. Central Connecticut State College; Coach: Track; Biology ARTHUR R. NUNES B.S. U.R.I.; Hobbies: Sports CLINTON S. JOHNSON ScB., Brown; B.Ed., U.R.I.; M.S. Rhode Island Col- lege; Hobbies: Gardening, camping, Earth Science, Chem. Lab ROBERTS. RAWDING B S. in Biology; Stonehill College; Gradu- ate work, Bridgewater; Advisor: Junior Class; Senior Ski Club; Hobbies: Skiing, Golf, Biology MYRON REIMER A.B. Northeastern Univ.; Ed.M Boston State; Director: Instruc- tional Media; Chemistry, Earth- Science DR. ROBERT C. FAXON A.B. Math, B.S. Chemistry, Ph.D Chemistry; Hob- bies: Electronics, Carpentry; Chemistry, Algebra JEFFREY A. GRANT B.A. Univ. of Vermont; Advisor: Sopho- more class; Coach: JV Football, baseball; Chemistry, science 92 MARY TALTY B.A. Boston Univ., Boston College; Dept. Head; Bookkeeping, Office Machines JEAN MOON U.R.I., B.S.; Typing, Stenography, Bookkeeping Commercia ALICE M. HALL Boston Univ., B.S., M.Ed.; Hob- bies: Photography, typing, history MARGARET E. LALIBERTE B.S. Bryant, C.Ed. R.I.C. EdB., Edm., Providence College; John- son and Wales; Hobbies: Knitting, sports, travel; Stenography, typing WILLIAM FRANCIS FLANNERY JR. Northeastern Univ., Boston College, Bridgewater State, B.S., MB. A.; Trainer; Hobbies: sports, reading; Bookkeeping, GeneralBusiness; Consumer Economics PAUL H. FERNBERG Northeastern Univ., Boston College, Providence College, M.Ed., B.S.; Hobbies: Nature, Chess, Sports, Travel; Salesman, typing, Business Math Practi ca I Arts ELIZABETH P. INGRAM Framingham State Teachers College, B.S. in Education; Advisor: Senior Class; Hobbies: Anti- ques, Gardening, Cookbooks, Childcare, Foods, Home Nursing GORDONS. BAINBRIDGE B.F.A., Rhode Island School of Design; Advisor: EOS; Environmental Design EVELYN RAMALHETE Vespar, George of Art, S.M.U., B.S.; Hobbies: Collecting art and cook books, refinishing furniture; Clothing WALTER VALLEY Attending R.I.C., B.A., Vocational Educa- tion, Shop JEAN E. ARMSTRONG U.R.I., Bachelor of Fine Arts; Advisor: Fresh- man Class; Hobbies: Candlemaking, camp- ing, photography, Foods, Art Design ARTHUR L. CANVEL B.S., S.M.U., Bridgewater State; Hobbies: Camping, photography, marksmanship; Shop, Mech. drawing PAUL D. GOODHUE B.S., Wentworth Institute, Fitchburg State; Hobbies: Auto-racing, water skiing, tishing FREDERICK R. HADDAD Fitchburg State G.M Tech. School, Ford Tech Ser.; Hobbies: All sports, raising plants, power mechanics FREDERICK HORAN N.Y.U., M.A.; Mechanical Drawing, Archi- tectural Drawing ROBERT T. DENNIS Northeastern University, B.S., M.A. Ed. ; Distributive Education, Business Law, Market and Sales MARK H. Van Den BERGHE B.A Boston, Bridgewater State, M. Sp Ed. ; Coach: JV Basketball; Special Education JOSEPHINE C. DAWSON, R. N. Lowell General Hospital, Regis- tered Nurse; Home Nursing 95 RAYMOND E. BEAUPRE JR. B.S. Univ. of Montana; Asst Football Coach; Physical Education; Earth Science BARBARA MURPHY B.S. Boston — Bouve College of Northeastern University; Varsity Field Hockey Coach; Varsity Basketball Coach; Physical Education NANCY WILLIAMS B.S. Ed. Boston-Bouve College of Northeastern University; JV Field Hockey Coach; JV Basketball Coach; Physical Education; History RONALD CHRISTIANSON B.M. Univ. of Wisconsin; M.M. New England Conservatory; Doctoral Cand. B. U.; Director of Music KENNETH G. PICKERING B.S. in P.E. Bridgewater State; Director of Athletics; Head Basketball Coach THOMAS J. BACCALA B.M. Boston Conservatory of Music; Berkley School of Music; San Diego State College; Band; Music Survey 96 MRS. GOULD The Matron CAMIRE NORM BISHOP CHARLIE BROWN Cafeteria Workers 97 ■ I What’s so funny? Bill, helping the girls crochet, as usual Wake up! Come on guys put me down. I know you’re there. i saw that! Comfortable? Come on there’s plenty of room. Sing, sing a song, sing along. Such noise! I hope he doesn ' t realize it has a fake signature. 99 100 101 102 The Determined Dozen (I to r) — M. Kieon, G. Trost, C. Maselbas, R. Rudd, K. Lynch, G. Jette (co-capt.), Coach Charles Ayotte, E. McCrary (co — capt.), S. Ludwig, C. Ludwig, J. Wood, K. Kronheim, M. Stokoe. (I to r) — K. Lynch, G. Jette, C. Ayotte, E. McCrary, S. Ludwig. (Sen- iors) CROSS COUNTRY RECORD OPP. N.A. Mansfield 54 15 Sharon 41 16 King Phillip 38 19 Canton 36 20 0. Ames 43 17 Stoughton 36 19 Franklin 43 17 Foxboro 39 15 Hockomock League Champions egworklegworklegworklegworklegworklegworklegworklegworklegworklegworklec 104 i I ?! ; : � f t worklegworklegworklegworklegworklegworklegworklegworklegworklegworkleg G. Trost, Ned McCrory (co-capt.), K. Kronheim, C. Ludwig I eg wo rk I eg wo rk I eg wo rk I eg wo rk I eg wo rk I eg wo rk I eg wo rk I eg work I eg work I eg wo rkl eg C. Ludwig and K. Kronheim 106 gworklegworklegworklegworklegwork legworklegworklegworklegworklegworklegw 107 Coach Mrs. Murphey Girl ' s Varsity Field Hockey 108 109 Varsity and J. V. ‘ s T ,� ,v : V 2n First row (I to r) — B. Cambridge, B. Hickey, P. Quimet, S. Lynch, D. Dawes, A. Barry, D. Plante, J. Pierce, M. Richardson, G. Chretian, B Estey, J. Bodinski, J. Trimbach, K. Kipp, R. Carreau, E. Hayman. 2nd row (I to r) — J. Sherman, D. Collard, P Lacasse, D. Collard, T. Calcia, R. Deschenes, J. Carr, S. Gendron, D. Lovejoy, J. Dawes, P. Fitzgibbons, C. McCarthy, G. Poirier, M. Medieros, S. Copeland. 3rd row (I to r) — J. Rezza, F. Poholock, B. Ballard, J. McNamee, L. Hebert, M Salasses, T. Trowbridge, J Pollis, B. Emerson, K. Cavalieri, R. Patch, B. Cash, C. Piantadosi. 4th row (I to r) — B. Bousher, G. Berard, E. Patch, J. Rioux, B. Kummer, S. Cerrone, B. Cronin, D. Censorio, A. Cavalieri, M. Lanteigne, S. Tetreault, G. Ruby, K. Heard. 5th row (I to r) — D. Lansille, W. Hitchcock, D. Martin, G. Deschenes, J. Barry, J. Seekell, J. Pollis, T Gaboury. COACHES (I to r) — G. D. Nardo, J. Grant, R. Guthrie, R. Beaupre, Z. Harris. Sharon 0 Foxboro 0 Stoughton 6 King Phillip 0 Franklin 18 Canton 14 Mansfield 0 O. Ames 0 Attleboro 0 38 N.A. 32 N.A. 43 N.A. 30 N.A. 6 N.A. 15 N.A. 50 N.A. 51 N.A. 56 N.A. 28 311 Record 8-1 Hockomock League Champions � Freshmen First row (I to r) — M. Tromble, J. Mecier, R. Bunker, M. Kummer, M. Burns, M Rioux, D. Delvecio. 2nd row (I to r) — J. Parks, M. Langille, R. Tatro, B Jack- man, D. Grouse, T. McCretin 3rd row (I to r) — J, Langille, T. Provost, B Lacasse, T. Tatro, J. Hamilton, S. Estey, K. Warrenda, Coach Shockro, S Andrews, K Ericson, J. Cambridge, W. Daloria, R. Brown, P. Laclerk. J 112 « J Junior Varsity and Freshmen 115 116 117 Victory Bound Rally 118 52nd Turkey Day Clash 119 Awards Assembly i m-E f Our prayers are answered not when we are given what we ask but when we are challenged to be what we can be. 120 Rocketeers ' Hockomock Champs’ Fancy Floats rS r mA . STOPLW ' j •IT LISTEN Jf .O ' O ' Varsity Attleboro 51 N.A. 38 Attleboro 51 N.A. 57 Sharon 49 N.A. 39 Mansfield 46 N.A. 66 K. Phillip 46 N.A. 49 Stoughton 57 N.A. 50 Foxboro 48 N.A. 57 Franklin 65 N.A. 55 Canton 29 N.A. 60 0. Ames 44 N.A. 59 Sharon 36 N.A. 43 Mansfield 52 N.A. 50 K. Phillip 56 N.A. 50 Stoughton 49 N.A. 45 Foxboro 46 N.A. 51 Franklin 47 N.A. 57 Canton 43 N.A. 70 0. Ames 36 N.A. 54 1st row (I to r) — D. Collard, S. Krauth, D. Lyons, D. Hobbs, T. McGowan, R. Deschenes, J. Rioux, D. Col- lard. 2nd row (I to r) — M. Cavallaro, R. Monroe, D. Leary, F. Ward, Coach Pickering, J. Dawes, C. McCarthy, R. Fernald. 122 123 . 3k Jr. Varsity Attleboro 50 N.A. 37 Attleboro 63 N.A. 72 Sharon 46 N.A. 41 Mansfield 26 N.A. 55 K. Phillip 41 N.A. 48 Stoughton 51 N.A. 45 Foxboro 26 N.A. 40 Franklin 46 N.A. 37 Canton 29 N.A. 39 0. Ames 59 N.A. 49 Sharon 47 N.A. 31 Mansfield 22 N.A. 43 K. Phillip 34 N.A. 56 Stoughton 39 N.A. 32 Foxboro 43 N.A. 42 Franklin 28 N.A. 18 Canton 38 N.A. 52 0. Ames 56 N.A. 52 1st row (I to r) — S. Varney, R. Wnuk, K. Ruest, E. Johnson, P. McNamara, J. Carr. Standing (I to r) Yeo, T. Simms, J. Lang, D. McConnell, D. Cerrone, Coach M. Van Den Berghe. 125 % -♦ + wi m m � 444 • • rf .n . 4 mm mm « • 1 Freshmen Sharon 32 N.A. 50 Mansfield 37 N.A. 64 K. Phillip 23 N.A. 64 Stoughton 38 N.A. 72 Foxboro 31 N.A. 44 Franklin 36 N.A. 42 Canton 23 N.A. 47 0. Ames 44 N.A. 52 Sharon 35 N.A. 32 Mansfield 31 N.A. 66 K. Phillip 34 N.A. 74 Stoughton 36 N.A. 69 Foxboro 10 N.A. 60 Franklin 46 N.A. 49 Canton 41 N.A. 53 0. Ames 60 N.A. 69 Brennan 34 N.A. 63 Brennan 43 N.A. 39 I i 4 Front, (I to r) — M. Reardon, M. Burns, D. Delvecchio, B. Bunker, M. Gauitt, M. Trumble, J. Balton. Back, (I tor) — R. Cerreto, M. Rioux, R. Paradis, B. Taylor, M. Kummer, J. Messier, M. Speers, Coach Beaupre. Varsity 1st row — D. Murchy, N. Jones, L. Carpenter, T. McCrory. 2nd row — D. Christopher, S. Cooper, M. Sauard, C. Andrews. 3rd row — S. Ahearn, R. Berard, L. Ryder, Mrs. Murphy, Coach. 129 J V u a n o r Row 1 — C. Reed, S. Heard, P. Cooke, P. Billington, N. Norteman, S. French. Row 2 — Miss Williams, Coach, C. Caldwell, P. Thompson, S. Scor- gie, D. Turgeon, P. Mesiah. Row 3 — M. Bubon, C. Dunning, J Roberts, L. Travers, L. Johnson. r s i- t y 130 131 1 972-73 Norths+ars Hockey Club 1st row (I to r) — N. Barber, R. Petti, R. Brown, S. Conley, T. Shaftoe, D. Lewis, B. Dorr. 2nd row (I to r) — D. Collard, P. Celeste, S. Hammond, D. Plante, R. Fenton, C. Parkins, B. Cronin, D. Swistack, D. Collard. 3rd row (I to r) — P. Mayer, A. Johnson, T. Baker, G. Dean. 133 Baseball 1st row — Stan Lynch, Kevin Rowles, Jim Bodinski, Steve Barry, Mark Richardson, Jack Rioux, Steve Varney. 2nd row — Dave Collard, Ron Deschenes, Archie Ruley, Tom Simms, Angie Cavalieri, Ed Patch, Dave Collard. Coach Guthrie 135 137 Girls Softball 138 Winter T rack Istrow(ltor) — D. Andrews, A. Kistner, S. Ludwig, K. Gaboury, S. Gendron, P. LeCasse, B. Estey. 2nd row — Coach Aussant, BethTraver, M. Kion, K L ynch, K. Kronhiem, T. Riley, C. Slavin, G. Jette. 3rd row — A. Baker, M. Kapadono, B. Bray, G. Ruby, T. Trowbridge, J. Seekell, L. Bernall. Co-Captain — NED McCRORY Co-Captain — JOHN TRIMBACH 140 141 Spring Track ' r� v 144 Activities Activities 1 O — Att unties Row 1 — Sharon Poirier, Laurie Baker, Sue Parker. Row 2 — Karen Hagarman, Trisha Reynolds, Roni Rous- seau, Dyann DelVecchio. Row 3 — Sherry McMorrow, Norma Boutet, Kathy Fitzgibbons. Seniors KAREN HAGARMAN LAURIE BAKER NORMA BOUTET Head Cheerleader The cheerleaders would like to thank Mrs. Robert for all she’s done for us during this past year. We hope that she will continue on as our advisor for many years. 148 Majorettes 1972-73 « 1 (I tor) — D. Burke, K. McDonald, D. Sherman, C. Johnson, N. Closson, D. Merry, E. Barnaby, M. St. Martin, L. Gobin. Absent — Paula Roy. 149 ■■ Senior Majorettes LYDIA GOBIN — Head DEBBIE BURKE Drill Team Head DIANA MERRY 150 Color Guard 1st row — J. Logan, K. Simms, L. Legg. 2nd row — P. Mackill, C. Paradis, K. Slawson, M. Cotter, P. Mackill. 3rd row — S. Sprague, D. Dumont, D. Spudoni, M. Allen, M. Corvese. Drill Team 1972-1973 M. Burke — Mascot; Row 1 — K. Bliss, A. Flanagan, D. Burke (Head), L. Ruby, M. Goulet. Row 2 — M. Jurdak, S. Speight, J. Payne, L. Waite, S. Lallier, D. Kor- man. Row 3 — J. Conrad, C. Dempster, D. Deschenes, C. Legg, L. Johnson, K. Burke, S. Paul. Row 4 — B. Rebufto, K. Trost, M. Wells, J. Thresher, D. Sarazin, J. Roy, L. Fournier. 152 DRUMS Dave Collard 74 Dale Collard 74 Lorie Ames 75 Bob Bray 75 Jim Hathaway 75 Charlie Klepadlo 75 Ken Giacoppo 76 Cheryl Michaud 76 Joyce Palady 76 BELLS Mary Fish 76 SOUSAPHONE Mark Proteau 76 BARITONE Jeff Little 75 SAXOPHONES Russ Beaulieu 73 Debbie Petrie 73 Mike Rofino 74 Bill Cote 76 Tasman Deegan 76 TROMBONE Norman Ducharme 74 TRUMPETS Larry Korman 73 John Klepadlo 73 Mike Kryswonos 74 Matt Haxton 76 Damon Hobson 76 Craig Marx 76 Chet Cekala JrH CLARINETS Lynda Fish 74 Wayne Geloneau 74 Scott MacBride 74 Tim Hume 75 Karen Norteman 75 Janet Persson 75 Beth Traver 75 Cyndi Hall 76 Carl Perkins 76 Mike Reardon 76 Cyndi Rogers 76 Mark Speers 76 OBOE Bob Hall 74 FLUTES Marci Wilson 73 Julie Perkins 73 Janet Rice 74 Steph Scorgie 75 Donna Mandigo 75 FRENCH HORNS Judy Bachelder 75 John Bonome 75 student conductor Special thanks to our director, Mr. Tom Baccala. 153 Choir 1st row — K. Norteman, L. Wright, N. Cavanagh, H. Fish, C. Salasses, N. Closson, J. Batchelder, A. Keating, K. MacDonald, B. Morse. 2nd row — L. Ryder, N. Lincoln, S. Lincoln, K. Bounan, S. Fulton, J. Rice, M. Bubar, P. Billington, S. Scourgie, J. Roy, J. Crawford, H. Cotter, S. Sprague, D. Hansen, L. Fish, K. Slawson, J. Perrson, W. Reynolds, S. Bodak. Library Assistants 154 Southeastern District Music Festiva 155 Michelle Liz Ryder Russ and Karen NOT ENOUGH ROPE Director: Judy Cobb Student Director: Julie Perkins CAST: Liz Ryder, Russ Beau- lieu, Karen Hamilton. The Lottery Director: Bob Hanold Student Director: Marie Dion Cast: Pat Reynolds, Mark Richard- son, Greg Parker, Jack Hol- brook, Stephen Haug, Karen Slawson, Laurie Doble, Donna Derosiers, Jeff Little, Louie Morra, Karen Simmons, John DeSalvo, Dyann Del Vecchio, Pam Mac Kill, Maxx Guyot, Brenda Mattson, Dave Lovejoy. Donna, Karen, Laurie Liz and Russ Jack, Steve, Dyann Jack John Festival of One-Act Plays 12 16 72 Cast of Lottery Rise and Shine (best performance) Director: Bob Rawding Student Director: Karen Hagarman Cast: Russ Beaulieu (best actor), Judy Batchelder (best actress), Doug Ruest, Karen Norteman. Ellen and Karen Louis Maxx Lights Crew Doug 156 John, Lisa David and Lisa April 6 and 7, 1 973 CAST: David Lisa Alan John Maureen Mrs. Clemens Mr. Clemens Barbara Carlos Ben Kate Simon Robert Sandra Josette Mrs. Ferris Porter Secretary 1 st Boy Woman Girl Jack Holbrook Marie Dion Mark Richardson Kevin Lynch Liz Ryder Karen Hagarman Doug Ruest Meredith Guyot John DeSalvo Richard Thomas Karen Hamilton Russ Beaulieu Robin Hobson Pat Thompson Norma Shepard Betty Vine Ned McCrory Kathy Simms Glenn Jette Jackie Tatro Laurie Legg Alan, Secretary Kate, Josette, Maureen, Sandra, Carlos, Lisa David, Alan 157 Lisa, John Mrs. Clemens, Mr. Clemens Ben, David Maureen, Mrs. Ferris, Ben, Alan, John Robert, Ben, Sandra, Barbara, Kate, Josette, Simon Sandra, Josette, Simon Robert 158 Variety Show 159 160 t 161 Scott and Thom Santa Fund ,OT ' A Bah-Humbug!” 162 1 Student Counci OFFICERS 1972-73 President Mark Richardson Vice-Pres. Karen Hamilton Secretary Norma Boutet Treasurer Karen Hagarman Corresponding Doreen Brown Sgt.-at-Arms Thom Riley SENIORS Liz Ryder Sandy Will Frank Ward Richard Thomas JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Honorary Member ADVISOR Wayne Hjerpe Dyann Del Vecchio Diane Korman Joan McGowan Scott Phipps Bernalee Segal Debbie Sherman Pat Hebert Becky Weakley Marny McBride Vicki Hammond Kenny Lacasse Jim Wing Mr. Duhamel 163 Senior Class Officers Julie Richards (Secretary), Glenn Jette (V. P.), Dave Dawes (Presi dent), Rich Fernald (Treasurer) Junior Class Cindi Hall, Mark Barton, B. J. Gray Lori Munroe (President), Trisha Reynolds (V. P ), Don Abells (Treasurer), Debby Bunker (Sec.) Sophomore Class Ken Kronheim (President), Liz Reynolds (V. P.), David Censorio (Treasurer), Kathy Fitzgibbons (Sec.) Freshman Class Michelle Berg (Secretary), Sharon LaMothe (Treasurer), Mary Driscoll (V. P.), Mary Savard (President). 164 Nationa Honor Society Ltor. — Michelle St. Pierre Kathy Fong Julie Richards (V. P.) Tracy McCrory Maryann Coderre (Treasurer) Marie Dion Norma Boutet Beth Tolliver Carol Woodworth Ned McCrory Peter Osterberg Jim Wing (President) Kevin Rowles Jack Holbrook Karen Simmons Meredith Guyot Marlene Jenks Rich Thomas Betty Vine Absent — Julie Perkins (Secretary) Karen Hagarman Linda Moulton D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN Julie Richards 165 Yearbook Staff Row 1 — S. Direnzo, R. Holland, R. Beaulieu, M. Guyot (editor in chief), K. Hagarman (assistant editor), N. Boutet, L. Baker, P. Bishop. Row 2 — D. Hobbs, J. Richards, J. Bedard, L. Korman, S. Temple, D. Burke, D. Merry, J. DeYorio, M. Coderre. Missing — D. Doyle, S. Legg, E. Logan, L. Moulton. 0 u r A d v 1 s o r Mrs. H e I e n M u e n 166 Nancy Feder Editor in Chief mm l — g « i ,j i • 1st row — P. McNamara, S. Haug, N. Closson, C. Marx. 2nd row — M. Speers, S. Fulton, D. Payson, J. Crawford, L. Fish, S. Brackett. 3rd row — L Ames, B. Trauer, K. Norteman, L. Erichson, B. McNamara, M. Proteau. S + a f f 167 c h 111 , mn t Pi 1st row — A. Lameieux, J. Cushion. 2nd row — R. Beaulieu, D. Payson, S. Haug, M. Proteau, S. Brackett. 3rd row — K. Norteman, C. Ludwig, M. Spears, K. England, M. Corneau. 4th row — R. Jacques, J. Cushion, K. Beaupre. e s s 1st row — M. Mederios, S Gendron. 2nd row — K. D ' Antonio, K Parks, M. Correau, E. Paul 3rd row — K Beaupre, M. Hogan, T. Spila, Dargis, Mr. Kelley, D. Collier, J. Cushion. Weightlifting Club 168 G uidance Office Workers 169 Nights in White Satin 170 Julie Richards, Dale Christensen, Laurie Baker, Sherry Temple Sandy Jones, Paula Bishop, Ann Seekall, Sue Hebert Queen Rose Holland Lynne and Dave’s Engagement Dance 171 Junior Prom 172 173 May 5 , 1973 COURT — Roni Rousseau, Maureen Connors, Sue Ahearn, Janice Morin, Debby Bunker, Patty Parks. QUEEN — Diane Ouimet 174 175 176 1 973 Academic Awards Assembly BROWN BOOK AWARD — Karen Simmons MATH-SCIENCE AWARD Glenn Trost OPEN ROAD ADVISOR Mrs. Samma receives appreciatory bouquet from staff members Nancy Feder and Kathy Salesses. 1 77 1 973 Academic Awards Assembly 1 974 NORTHERN LIGHT EDITOR Nancy Closson I DARE YOU AWARDS Julie Richards and Mark Richardson 178 Class Day June I, 1973 Maryann Coderre Essayist Julie Perkins Essayist Betty Vine Essayist Norma Shepard Marci Wilson History Essay Julie Richards Most Contributing 179 180 Graduation June 4, 1973 181 182 183 184 Congratulations to the Class of ' 73 from SIMPLY SPORTSWEAR Triboro Plaza W. HICKEY CO. ATTLEBORO SAVINGS BANK Compliments of A FRIEND GETTY ' S DRIVE— IN PARISEAU CONSTRUCTION 185 BERGULUND STUDIO WHITE BIRCH MOTEL APTS. Compliments of a Rt. 1 , So. Washington St. North Attleboro, Mass. Telephone 695-9804 FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND TRIBORO GULF Toner Blvd. North Attleboro 186 MILADY’S SHOP 2 Park Street Attleboro, Mass. MICHAEL A. VIGORITO SON 187 LUMBER CO NJ . 62 fiee y Av e iPi?ORo RILEY BROS. LUMBER CO. 188 A. T. PARKER CO., INC. 19 S. Washington St., North Attleboro, Mass. Tel. (617) 695-0255 FULLER BOX CO. 1 50 Chestnut St. FARMER ' S VILLAGE 1 00 West Street Attleboro L. H. COOPER CO. G R SOLD ERING CO. 5 North Main St. Attleboro Newspapers, Books, and Periodicals Jobbers Power Press and Foot Press Work, Assembling and Drilling Tel. 695-3661 35 Robinson Street Attleboro Falls, Mass. 02763 190 DONLEY MFG. CO., INC. Telephone 699-4464 Lumber and Building Materials 149 Chestnut Street North Attleboro, Mass. 191 MA JL W TH V(cL6sCrn Maion BOX COMPANY ATTLEBORO FALLS • MASSACHUSETTS 02763 7Le jf n s jScJtirv fci ri C ONSRA TUL A r O VS ON YOUR SUCCESS FOLLIES 72“ SCHOFIELD HARDWARE CO. INC. 54 North Washington St. North Attleboro ALICE ' S SHOP 64 North Washington Street North Attleboro, Mass. Tel. 699-89 1 I THE SHUTTER CAMERA SHOP 12 North Washington Street North Attleboro, Mass. 02760 Tel.: (617) 695-5081 Infants ' , Children ' s and Women ' s Apparel Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of ' 73 FRANK MILLER SON, INC. Waste paper North Attleboro 193 Conveniences cost no more than at your nearby CUMBERLAND FARMS STORE DOUGLAS LIQUORS, INC. Best Wishes FERNANDES SUPER MARKETS 3 I Stores Situated throughout Southeastern Massachusetts Compliments of DOR-WIN LUMBER COMPANY 100 East Washington Street North Attleboro 194 ART ' S 3-HOUR CLEANSERS NIFTY NOOK Cards, Gifts, Crewel, Yarn Congratulations to the Class of 73 BROOK MANOR I 1 6 Elm St. North Attleboro 699—8071 Open every day EDWARD G. LAMBERT INSURANCE AGENCY 82 N. Washington St. — North Attleboro CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 73 Ed Pariseau Real Estate 106 Commonwealth Ave. North Attleboro, Mass. REEVE ' S DRUG 195 Congratulations to the Class of 73 from SILLMAN ' S SHOES Attleboro ( Good Luck to the Class of 73 from Best Wishes from BERNIER ' S PHARMACY OULLETTE ' S MARKET COUNTRYSIDE NURSERY SCHOOL □ BETTER 2.Y0NS ADVERTISING INC., Attleboro Falls. MA 02763 it 196 Wf- DIP ' N ' SIP 197 Compliments of JOHN J. DIAMOND SR. and JOHN J. DIAMOND JR. Compliments of BERGH BROS. INC. Congratulations from the Compliments of B J CO., INC. STANDARD CHAIN COMPANY Division of B J BGW Association Inc. 198 Best Wishes Good Luck to the CONLON AND DONNELLY Class of ' 73 COMPANY SUGAR N SPICE PASTRY SHOP ORENT BROTHERS, INC. Compliments of DURANT ' S SERVICE STATION Men ' s and Boy ' s Wear No. Attleboro, Mass. Corner of Rte. 1 and Elm Street 24 hr. Wrecker Service 695-9026 Carlton H. Bliss Insurance Agency, Inc. Congratulations to the Class of ' 73 ROOM 3 — RILEY BUILDING 65 NORTH WASHINGTON STREET NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS. MAINE MOTEL NELSON EXCAVATING MICONI MUSIC STORE Congratulations to the Class of ' 73 Musical Instruments, Organs and Pianos 7 1 9 Washington St. North Attleboro ATTLEBORO-PLAINVILLE COAL COMPANY 199 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1 973 t GUILD MOULTON CONSTRUCTION CORP. EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Congratulations to the Class of 1973 J.T. INMAN CO., INC. 67 Mechanic St. Attleboro CHESTNUT STREET AUTO BODY 75 Chestnut Street No. Attleboro, Mass. Body and Fender Repairs Texas Instruments INCORPORATED THE COLONIAL FLORIST 106 Bank Street North Attleboro, Mass. JERRY ' S WATCH SERVICE 14 No. Washington St. No. Attleboro, Mass. 200 PEACE FROM THE PEOPLE AT quyoT GUYOT BROTHERS COMPANY INCORPORATED 20 JOHN WILLIAM ST. ATTLEBORO MASS. 02703 HEATHER HILL H. F. BARROWS GOLD CLUB COMPANY 1 8 Holes — Public Invited So. Washington St. and Chestnut St. Plainville MA North Attleboro, Mass. Good Luck from LONDON ' S B L 86 Park St. Attleboro, Mass. CLEANSERS INC. Atherton ' s Furniture COOK DYER FUNERAL HOME 32 So. Main St. Attleboro, Mass. 161 Commonwealth Ave. Attleboro Falls Tel. 695—0200 202 Congratulations BALDWINS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. INC. 1 7 No. Washington Street No. Attleboro, Mass 02760 Congratulations Class of ’73 from ARNS PARK MOTELS AIRPORT SPORTS SHOP INC. George Leuem Drive North Attleboro, Mass. R. S. GILMORE, INC. Insurance of All Kinds Russell Taylor No. Attleboro, Mass. 695 0665 PEARSON ' S JEWELERS 3 North Main Street Attleboro, Mass 02760 Tel. 222-2280 ,t t,9 0 Tl GOODS Congratulations Class of ' 73 from WHITING DAVIS CO. Mesh Bags and Jewelry 203 ATTLEBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK Compliments of BANCROFT ' S INC. TREE SURGERY 27 Pleasant St. Plainville 204 Compliments from HOLU Congratulations from W. T. GRANT Imperial Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Barracuda Simca Sunbeam Tel. 222-4500 222—4501 ANDERSON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. 676 Pleasant St. Route 123 Attleboro, Massachusetts ANTHONY ROBERTS Congratulations to the Class of 73 HOWARD JOHNSON ' S All Weather Garments Phone 699 291 I BORO SAND STONE INC. Washed Sand and Stone Products READY CONCRETE Joseph Rezza Plain Street North Attleboro, Mass. NORTH ATTLEBORO GAS COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of ' 72 North Washington St. 205 ELCO COMPANY INC. Ernest L. CHARLEBOIS Eugene L. 70 Emory Street Attleboro, Mass. P.O. BOX 949, KELLEY BOULEVARD N. ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 02761 222-0475 Carpets THE FLOWER STUDIO 1 1 Flowers whisper what words cannot say. 78 N. Washington St. Wire Services FALLS Teleflora and Florafax SHOPPING CENTER EASTERN TRANSMISSION COMPANY 809 E. Washington Street Tel. 695-3013 Earl Wuilleumier Watchmaker — jeweler 26 So. Washington Street North Attleboro, Mass. Next to the Post Office Bulova and Caravelle Watches Open Thursday Until 9 P.M. J. RICHARD O ' NEIL CO. INC. Attleboro Falls, Mass. 1921-1973 1 6 North Washington St. Downtown North Attleboro 206 Congratulations INTERBORO LAUNDRY INC. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1973 MACDONALD ' S MOBILE HOMES, INC. 1 30 E. Washington St. North Attleboro, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 73 TWILIGHT SHOP 48 Park St. Attleboro, Mass. RATTEY ' S DRIVE-IN GILLAN ' S SHOE STORE Route 1 North Attleboro Shoes for the Entire Family Established 1852 Bank Americard Master Charge V. H. BLACKINTON Shoe Clubs CO., INC. Attleboro Falls, Mass. 02763 207 ndex Activities 1 45 Junior Prom 1 972 172 Advertisements 1 86 Junior Prom 1 973 174 Awards Assembly 1 77 Library Assistants 1 54 Band 153 Majorettes 1 49 Baseball 135 Norwood Festival 1 55 Basketball 122 Officers 1 64 Chess Club 168 Office Workers 1 69 Cheerleaders 146 One-act Plays 1 56 Choir 154 Open Road 167 Class Day 1 79 Reception 1 83 Color Guard 1 51 Rocketeer Banquet 1 76 Cross Country 104 Santa 1 62 DAR 1 65 Senior Play 157 Dedication 3 Senior Prom 1 70 Drill Team 1 52 Seniors 4 Faculty 80 Sports 1 03 Football 1 10 Spring Track 142 Girl’s Basketball 129 Student Council 1 63 Girl’s Field Hockey 1 08 Superlatives 44 Girl’s Softball 138 Underclassmen 49 Graduation 181 Variety Show 1 59 Guidance Workers 1 69 Weightlifting 1 68 Hockey 132 Winter Track 1 39 Honor Society 1 65 Yearbook Staff 1 66 208 r 1 “ r-rir’v.i-ir -ri’i js. ‘ - ‘ 1 r rr 1 . .Hr - • � ‘h.wr.Bf 2 -U - •- r ° ■ hh«i ' « 8 ? fe ! $ M«1 M H - ■ ± . ► ' - to m% r tt ■ • k r - • • • - . - _ , w -r: p ,� l - 4 «fctn |i f ' F! m ' „ , i k r - ter • ft « - - r - --• k — .- ra v ! i :: : sI:{U iiSKtit: :� ;il 4 fc:S aS ! 1 T ‘ . « • - . t r «u « � •..,- .-r� ! r ■ ' 1 • ‘ 7 k - 71 17 � } ' � ■ • ■ ,... — . . .i — � ■-?-- ------ -- .u « ■ 3 s sit -cr: r r: tcKiftfraSt fc - 1 v? 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