Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1971 volume:

MOPrttm PUBLIC LlBBAI I I I Norton Public Library, Norton, Massachusetts Norton publk: lisr Mmm m- 02766 , 9 3 ' r . j t. n S 9 A 0 2S. C5 • 4 , ■ JKft Contents Foreword 4 Dedication 5 Faculty Organizations Activities Sports Seniors Underclassmen Advertising 6 18 46 58 78 98 122 An Appointed Time For everything there is an appointed time and there is a time for every purpose under the heavens. A time to be born, a time to die— A time for planting, a time for uprooting— A time to wound and a time to heal— A time to tear down and a time to rebuild— A time to cry, a time to laugh— A time for mourning and a time for dancing— A time to scatter stones and a time to gather stones— A time to embrace and a time not to embrace— A time to seek and a time to count as lost— A time to keep and a time to throw away— A time to tear, a time to sew— A time for silence and a time for talking— A time to love and a time to hate— A time for war and a time for peace Foreword We have chosen as the theme of the 1971 Sojourn An Appointed Time, in order to express the many varied experiences we, as a class, have shared at Norton High School. We have lived through many of these times, times of war — peace — love — hate. We advance toward the future with the hope that we will face courageously and with great anticipation the times that make living with each other worthwhile and rewarding. I r 9 ! Dedication We have dedicated the 1971 Sojourn to Miss Diana Berberian and Mr. Joseph Solmonese. They have, through their devotion and patience, made a lasting impression in our lives and minds. To Miss Berberian and Mr. Solmonese, we express our sincere gratitude for their time and effort which they so generously gave in helping to plan and advise our many class projects, especially the prom and Spaghetti Supper. Also, we will never forget their math classes, both enjoyable and profitable. Through their guidance and congenial natures, we have come to respect and ad- mire them immensely. We regard them not only as teachers, but also as genuine friends. During the future, we will look back upon the many lessons they taught us with love and understanding. i Messages From the Administration At the end of the academic year in some schools there is a day designated as Commencement Day. Commencement Day is so named for the fact that even though your public education is ending, your real education of life is just beginning. It is my hope that the Norton School System has prepared each one of you with the necessary values, concerns, knowledge, reasoning power, and responsi- bility so that you are ready to commence your way through life in a mature, re- sponsible way. Knowing the students and teachers of Norton as I do, I am confident that the Norton School System has provided you with the opportunity to develop these talents. Therefore, I think that the future will be well provided for. May I express best wishes and congratulations to each of you. Maurice J. Splaine, Jr. Superintendent of Schools My sincere good wishes go with each member of the graduating class as you taki this first step into the future. May you find that your years of training in school will serve you well in leading happy, productive lives; may each of you make a unique contribution of service to family, community, and to your country. Henri A. Yelle Principal As you arrive at the turning of the road I want to extend to you, the Class of 1971, my very best wishes. Our hope for you as you begin your future journey, is that we have helped you during the past four years to know your capabilities, your skills, and your abilities. It is also with great hope that every- one of you be willing to sacrifice some of your love, comfort, and peace of mind for your country and mankind. Sincerely, Joseph Solmonese Assistant Principal English Department Mr. Phillip Gorman; Miss Mary Mulrennan; Miss Grace Kiernan, Chairman; Mrs. Delores Robbins, Miss Patricia Marcussen; Miss Jane Clancy, Mrs. Lucille Zwicker; Mr. Peter Klin. Language Department Mrs. Phillip Tracy; Mrs. Danielle Giagrande; Mr. Robert Maher, Chairman; Mr. Walter Precourt. Guidance Department Mrs. Vi rginia Reilly; Mr. Richard Pino, Chairman; Mrs. Geneva Rounds: Mr. Paul Mongeon. Mathematics Department Mrs. Edna Phillips, Mr. Troy Hardy, Mr. Gregory Coughlin, Miss Diana Berberian, Mr. Fred Kelley (Department Chairman), Miss Barbara Fell. Mrs. Eileen Carriero. Science Department Mr. Gregory Coughlin, Mr. Thomas Donnelly, Mr. Cannon Reade (Department Chairman), Mr. John Kieser, Mrs. Diane Scully, Mr. Charles Guides, Mr. Peter Holster. 12 History Department Seated: Mrs. Katherine Honey, Miss Donna Ryan, Miss Delvina Perreault. Standing: Mr. Ralph Rubin, Mr. Fred Bartek, Mr. Albert Nuttall, Department Head. Psychology Librarian Mrs. Veronica Maher 13 Physical Education Department Mr. Phillip Norton, department chairman; Mrs. Pamela Conti; Mr. Howard Kelley. Reading Department Mrs. Muriel Sammer; Mrs. Rosalie MacCaffrie; Mr. Wil- liam Ferrara, department sup- ervisor, not present. 14 Art Department Special Education mm ■ Mr. John Beausoleil Mr. Albert Wagner Interns Norton High School was fortunate this year to have two interns, Mr. Emond and Mr. O ' Donnell from Northeastern University. During theiri stay, these men have been a great help to the Math and English De-j partments. When they leave, we ex pect two others to take their placej | for the last half of the school year, continuing to give their aid to our faculty. 16 Secretarial Staff: Mrs. Arlene DeValk, Mrs. Laura Stepanek, Mrs. Katherine Melanson, and Mrs. Janet Boyle. kk Custodial Staff: (sitting) Mr. Jim Silva; Mr. Don Butts, Mr. Gordon Barr; (standing) Mr. Joe Moniz; and Mr. James Neveu, Head Custodian. Mrs. Jacqueline Young School Nurse mm r Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Helen Post, Cafeteria Supervisor; Mrs. Ann Vogt, Mrs. Mary Kullas; Mrs. Carolyn Marston; Mrs. Helen I -- Maibe; Mrs. Viola Araujo; Mrs. Shirley Briggs; Mrs. Margaret Kitton; Mrs. Katherine Fiske. 1: Members are: Lying down: Mike Araujo. Kneeling: S. Crogan, J. Czerwonka, S. Hebert, C. Laliberte, S. Peterson, E. Minke. Sit- ting: E. Bennett, L. Griffin, K. Berg, D. Vital, S. Franklin, B. Lopes, S. Wilcox, S. Messenger, S. Jean, S. Bonenfant. Standing: C. Carvalho, N. Briggs, V. Berg, T. Barney, C. Watson, A. Griffin, N. Foster, M. Yarsusites, R. Gomes, R. Kirby, K. Grund, M. Abreu. Student Council With the help of Mr. Joseph Solmonese as advisor, the Student Council has been very active in school func- tions. Such projects include collecting money for Save the Children Federation and the March of Dimes. The Student Council has also worked with the Pep Club in planning pep rallies. This year the student coun- cil adopted a new policy in elections. We now elect two representatives at large from each grade. The junior high is also represented. The student council is working continuously with the teachers to help establish a better relationship between students and the teachers. Officers of tie Student Council are: Sue Bonenfant, treasurer; Arthur Griffin, vice-president; Mike Araujo, president; Lizbeth Griffin, secretary. Purple Key The Purple Key is made up of seniors, chosen by Mr. Joseph Solmonese, Advisor. The duties of the Purple Key include basement duty, mon- itoring the halls and maintaining order through- out the school. The members are chosen for their leadership, honesty, and co-operation. The officers are Mike Harrington, Captain and Darlene Marvel, Lieutenant. Darlene Marvel is the Lieutenant of the Purple Key. 21 The Yearbook Staff consists of seniors who were chosen in June of the previous school year. During the summer months the Ad Staff can- vasses the area for yearbook adver- tisements to help finance the book. In the fall, with the help of the yearbook advisor, Miss Grace B. Kiernan, many plans are set into motion. The Business Staff sells sub- scriptions of the book, while the Quotation Staff composes the descrip- tions of the seniors. The editors make and carry out plans for the produc- tion of the yearbook. Thanks to the aid of Miss Kiernan, the Sojourn is completed and ar- rives on time. The Editors are: Row 1: Photography Ed. L. McBride, Editor-in-Chief J. Lynch, Co-Editor P. Berube. Row 2: Sports Ed. M. Araujo, Photography Ed. P. Fournier, Sports Ed. D. Main, Co-Editor, L. Gefis. Back: Sports Ed T. Barney. Sojourn Staff The Business Staff consists of: Front Row: A. Gomes, S. Harnden Bramwell, D. Howes, J. Lincoln, S. Waz, A. Fonger, J. Willey, N. and N. Teixeira Business Managers, M. Abreau. Back Row: B. Belanger, C. Caswell, R. Kirby. 22 23 French Club Members of the French Club are L. Halko, D. Roberge, S. Bonenfant, H. Joppich, L. Harrington, L. Gefis, A. Fonger, Mr. Tracy, Ad- visor, M. Kenniston. Library Aides Members: Seated: B. Dufresne, D. Gnecco, L. Pickering, D. Ep- D. Murch, J. Lavoie, D. Costa, C. McDade. Missing are K. Vogt, pich, P. Morgan, D. Morrissey, B. Wynn. Standing: J. O ' Malley, P. Demetri, S. Morris, P. Graham, D. White, B. S. Morgan. D. Case, D. Coccia, C. Carroll, L. Brady, D. Pacheco, P. Wynn, Members are: Row one: J. Lynch, L. Gefis, S. Jussaume, P. Berube, Miss Joslyn, Advisor. Row two: J. Willey, A. Fonger. Row three: J. Ross, S. Waz, S. Harnden, C. Harnden. National Honor Society The Jean G. Findlater chapter of the National Honor Society sold candy this year to raise money. This money will be used in High School service projects. Honor Society officers are: P. Berube, Vice President; L. Gefis, President; J. Lynch. Sec- retary; S. Harnden, Treasurer; Miss Joslyn, Advisor. 25 I Earth Science Club Members of the 1970-71 Earth Science Club. Earth Science Club officers are: J. McKillop, Treasurer; L. Perry, Secretary; P. Montesanti, Vice President; K. Mulcahy, President; Mr. Gaides, Advisor. The Earth Sciences Club is an active group in the high school. The club is open to any high school student who is interested in Earth Science but is mainly composed of freshmen who are enrolled in the Earth Science course. To raise money the club sold Norton High pennants and purple and white shakers. The club went on field trips to the Harvard Geological Museum and the Boston Museum of Science. Also, durnig the year they have had guests come and speak to them. 26 Ski Club The Ski Club is an or- ganization made up of students who enjoy skiing or who want to learn to ski. The club has a few day trips and one week- end trip planned, which will be to Cranmore Mountain in New Hamp- shire. The advisors, Mr. Donnelly and Mrs. Honey will join the students on the trip. To finance such trips, the club has had such projects as a cake sale, selling wreaths and embroidered belts. Officers of the ski club are Sue Franklin, presi- dent; Lyle McBride, vice-president; Lizbeth Griffin, secretary; Mr. Thomas Donnelly, ad- visor; Pam Wheeler, treasurer. Row one (1 to r) : R. Fernandes, E. Minke, R. Goulet, K. Willis, S. Peterson. Row two: D. Picker ing, L. Griffin, J. Collins, P. Tripp, L. Young, L. Cottrell. Row- three: S. Franklin. J. Logan, L McBride, J. Ross, P. Wheeler, P Martin, S. Wilcox, S. Morse, Mr, Thomas Donnelly, advisor, J. Mor rissey, Mrs. Katherine Honey, ad- visor. Members of the 1970-71 Pep Club. Mr. Charles Gaides is the new Pep Club advisor this year. Under his direction the Pep Club has grown in size and contributed more to school spirit. This year to raise money the Pep Club sold cushions with the high school insignia on them. A new addition to the Pep Club this year is the card section. This group is made up of members of the club. They performed at several Pep rallies. Pep Club officers are: Mr. Gaides, Advisor; P. Gonsalves, treasurer; K. Fernandez, President; A. Griffin, Vice President; L. Harrison, secretary. 28 Business Club Seated around desks: S. Levesque, S. Keisling, J. Lincoln, C. Salveson. Standing: Miss Evelyn Rapoza, advisor; D. Young, D. Caswell, S. Harnden, C. Harnden, R. Harris, M. Langelier, E. Howes; J. Medas; S. Morris. Leaders Club Front: C. Bennett: Mrs. Pam- ela Conti. advisor; S. Silva. Row two: D. Eppich, J. Mel- anson, R. Fernandes. Row three: R. Steniford, V. Thurs- ton, P. Lange, P. Gonsalves, S. Bonenfant. Office Aides Sitting: L. Young. Standing (1 to r) : K. Mulcahey, C. Warchal, B. McKay, P. Lepage, P. Fournier, R. Hockenberry, J. Melanson, M. Dunn, J. Hockenberry, P. Young, M. Barnhill, D. Paulhus. Office and Guidance Aides help the faculty by running errands or delivering daily notices. Working closely with the teachers, these students have a first hand look at how a school is run. Guidance Aides ■ Sitting: L. Lesperance, D. Holbert, T. Oberg, N. Teixeira. Standing: K. Berg, S. Todorsky, J. Medas, G. Long, D. Silva, R. Art Club The members of the Art Club are: (clockwise around table) C. Bennett, J. Collins, S. Jean, S. Strange, P. Martin, R. Reid, S. Wilcox, G. Grund, S. Franklin. Back Row: L. Young, V. Lehr, G. Strang. Junior National Honor Society Members are: (kneeling) D. Eppich, J. Bartley, D. Nowland, M. McCabe, M. Kenniston, J. Smith. Back row: K. Scott, V. Berg, K. Scott, V. Tripp, L. Perry, P. Jussaume, J. McKiilop, M. Kay, J. Czerwonka, D. Latton, K. Schleicher. H. Hasse. C. Carvalho. B. Merritt, S. Jacobs, L. Harrington, J. Lynch, J. Proskv M Yanvsites. 31 Junior Student Council The Junior Student Coun. membership is made up of two reps, from each homeroom in the Junior High School. The members take an active part in school gov- ernment and work with the Senior Student Council to improve school citizenship. This year, under the supervision of Mrs. Eileen Carreiro, the Junior Stud. Council raised $35 that was sent to Care as a Christmas donation. They have also held dances for the Junior and Senior High. In addition, the Council sponsors awards at the end of the year for those outstanding stu- ents in the Jun. High. The club ' s basic goals for the future are to promote good citizen- ship, to become an active part of school government, and to prepare for Senior High School. The officers are: Vernon McKillop, vice-president; Elizabeth Logan, treasurer; Brenda Dufresne, secretary; Scott Briggs, president. Row one (1 to r) : D. Precourt, G. Smith, K. Welch, P. McLaine.. Knapton, L. Kirby, C. Strickland, B. Dufresne, D. Ferrini, C. E. Minke, B. Lesperance, J. Brady. How two: W. La Valley, M Etter, L. Glover, T. Best, T. Leary, E. Logan, K. LaCombe. McKay, S. Briggs, R. Paulliout, V. McKillop. Row three: C. Members are: Kneeling: B. Landis, D. Larson, T. Barney. Standing: P. Berube, D. Erikson, G. McBride, V. Ferrini, P. Kulibaba, L. Mc- Bride, J. McKillop, J. Logan, Miss Fell, Advisor. Math Club The Math Club is a new club in Norton High Schol this year. It is open to any high school student who is interested in mathe- matics. Some of the members compose a math team which competes in a league with six other schools. N ft Math Club officers are: P. Kulibaba. Vice President: J. Logan, Secretary; Miss Fell, Advisor: P. Berube, President; (missing) A. Mendes. Treasurer. 33 Drama Society The Norton High School Drama Society, under the direction of Miss Patricia Mar- cussen, has two productions planned for the 1970-1971 season. The first, Wind In the Willows, will be presented for both high school and elementary school audiences in late February. Several scenes will be selected for regional competition in the Boston Globe High School Drama Awards Contest, to be held April 2-3. In late spring, the Drama Society hopes to perform two one-act plays. Also, Mr. Peter Klin of the English department will direct a senior class production. HOP mmm wmm mmm ' Director Becky Reid, left, and Advisor Miss Marcussen rest from their duties. Other members of the Drama Society are row one: B. Lopes, M. Kenniston, S. Anderson. Row two: L. Gefis, S. Todorsky, C. Briggs, P. Martin, C. Bennett, J. Godsoe, J. Hunt. Row three: J. 34 Willey, K. Denicola, W. Grieve, F. Gallagher, M. Shaw, D. Riggs, D. Pickering, J. Bartley, S. Messenger, N. Teixeira. Row four: S. Waz, J. Ross, S. McEndy, J. Ross, D. Holbert, R. Fernandes, S. Bonenfant, S. Franklin. The Cast of WIND IN THE WILLOWS Mr. Mole John Coyle Mr. Rat Peter Hunt Mr. Badger Douglas Williamson Mr. Toad Mark Whittaker Jack Weasel David Erikson Jen Weasel Liz Griffin Tom Weasel Steven Allender Tilly Weasel Judith Bartley Mrs. Otter Leesa Lawrence Portly Otter Kathy Kenney Chauffeur Deryl Freeman Policeman Michael Serode Jailer Arthur Griffin Penelope Debbie Ferrini Bill Lyle McBride Alf Michael Harrington Weasel Cook Kim Ornellas Offstage voices : Diana Scott, Patti Wheeler. 35 Sopranos and Tenors are: Row one: J. Fernandes, S. Anderson, K. Willis, I. Anderson, S. Bennett. Row two: P. Berube, A. Fong- er, J. Moreau, J. Lavoie, K. McDade, S. Kalacznik, P. Paulhus. Row three: J. McBride, L. Haskins, M. Knight, J. Logan, R. Rocha, W. Grieve, K. Kinney. Row four: S. Shaw, S. Enright, J. Lincoln, C. Smith, C. Esmeraldo, J. Horton, G. Smith, S. Priddy. Altos and Baritones are: Row one: N. McKorkle, C. Shaw, G. Rivard, W. Moreau, J. Kenney, E. Logan, K. Comerford, D. Lar- son, R. Steniford. Row two: A. Hyland, D. Glassey, B. Melito, S. Franklin, J. Bartley, M. Gorczyca, D Howes D Fortin. Row three- J. Collins, D. Erikson, J. Weir, L. McBride, E. Bennett, B. Ferguson, L. Weeks, N. Teixeira, S. Messenger. 36 Concert Choir officers are: Seated: S. Kalaznik, Sec.-Treas. ; N. Teixeira, Librarian; E. Bennett, accompanist. Standing: S. Anderson, President; Wardrobe Custodian. Accom. R. Rocha, Asst. Conductor; J. Lincoln, Concert Choir The Concert Choir under the direction of Miss Regina M. Lopes is open to any student in grades 9-12. There are also a few eighth grade members. The main activities of the choir are a Christmas Concert, a Spring Concert, and also a few members sing selections at graduation. Some special events planned for this year were: an exchange concert with Dennis- Yarmouth High School and a talent show to be sponsored by the choir. Each year twelve members from the choir are sent to auditions for Southeast District Choir. This year three students were chosen. They were seniors: Scott Anderson, Lyle McBride, and David Erikson. 37 -JESS Norton High ' s 38 Lancer Band B. Larson D. McGuire, I. Reks, S. Moreau, D. Buckley, T. Ohlson, P. Kulibaba, M. Kay, G. Strang, P. Schleicher, P. Ohlson. C. Brasier, R. Marshall, M. Dufresne, C. Scott. D. Eisnor, R. Randall G. McBride, T. Oberg. 39 Members of the Band Council are: Standing: Mr. Kirby, director; Members of the Color Guard are: Row one: J. Logan, M. Barn- M. Dufresne, 10th grade rep.; T. Oberg, 11th grade rep.; R. Oberg, hill; captain. Row two: L. Griffin, J. Godsoe, V. Lehr, L. Young, 9th grade rep.; P. Ohlson, 8th grade rep. Seated: T. Ohlson, Presi- missing from picture is Dawn Riggs. den; K. Scott, V. Pres.; K. Scott, Sec.-Treas. ; P. Berube, 12th grade rep. Members of the Dance Band are: Row one: T. Kinney, W. Mo- ley, D. Nowland. Row three: K. Scott, L. Perry, M. Yarusites, reau, R. Gomes, B. Goulet. Bow two: L. McBride, T. Ohlson, C. K. Scott. Reeves, S. Mahoney, T. Oberg, G. McBride, M. Norlund, D. Buck- 40 Majorettes The majorettes, under the super- vision of Mrs. Phillip Gorman, per- form excellently at Football games and also in parades. They are an im- portant part of the Lancer Band, add- ing grace and beauty to the band ' s performances. Capt. Sue Bonefant and the squad practice for many hours perfecting routines and marches. They are in their eighth year at Norton High. Captain Sue Bonefant Debbie Semas The Majorettes provide colorful entertainment at Football games. Karen Kiefer Bonnie Briggs Jean Medas Darlene Marvel 4 - . ■ Carol Bennett Terrie Fogerty 41 1971 Scholarship League The Norton High School Scholarship League is a very successful organization com- prised of interested juniors and seniors. The students in- volved raise money by selling stationery and having cake sales. Also, the fund spon- sors Roller Skating parties at Clark Recreation Center. The students who gave considerable help in planning roller skating parties are M. A ran jo, M. Abreu, J. Collins, A. Gomes, S. Anderson. P. Martin, N. Teixeira and M. Barnhill were always willing to P. Fournier and S. Messenger were a big help to Mrs. Rounds work at skating parties. during the cake s ale. The Card Section, a part of the Pep Club, perform at a Pep Rally. 45 1970 Junior - Darrell Moulding, Jay Ribeiro, Sue Jean and Kris Grund break from the dancing. The 1970 Junior-Senior Prom was one of the most enjoyable events of the year. The Grist Mill in Seekonk served once again as the setting for a successful prom. Prior to the event, the Junior Class spent many hours working to create colorful decorations. The theme, Age of Aquari- us, sparked an evening of fun and dance. Dancing to music of Alan Gregory ' s Band was a delight for all. The highlight of the night was the Grand March, followed by the crowning of Queen Paula Serode. Everyone who attended truly enjoyed being a part of the Age of Aquarius. I 48 The chaperones also enjoyed the festivities of the evening. Senior girls and their dates I Field Day Happenings Karen Kiefer and Wayne Reay enjoy watching a volleyball game. In May of 1970, Norton High School held its annual Field Day for grades seven through twelve. Field Day is a yearly event which most of the stu- dents look forward to and en- joy. There were numerous races and games to partici- pate in. The highlight of the day was the exciting baseball game be- tween the Senior boys and the Faculty. The Pie Eating Con- test, a new event last year, proved to be exciting and delicious ! Awards were presented to the winners of each competitive event. Special recognition was given to the boy and girl, in each grade, who were the over- all winners. Karen Scott and Karen Schliecher lead the Wheelbarrow Race. The Broad-jump is a popular event Two groups of eighth grade boys battle in a Tug of War. 0 Some took advantage of the good music to get in some dancing. What has Mike Harrington been up to this time? 52 Welcome Dance This year through the joint efforts of the Student Council and Senior Class, the annual Welcome Dance was presented on September 26, 1970. The music was provided by Fudge and the Vanilla Wafers , a really fantastic band. Everyone who attended seemed to enjoy the first dance of the school year. Mr. Solmonese, the Student Coun- cil advisor, and Miss Kiernan, Miss Rapoza, Mr. F. Kelley and Mr. R. Kelley, senior class advisors, were among the faculty present. 1970 Christmas Dance The Christmas Dance was held on December 19, 1970. This dance, sponsored by the Senior Class, was a great success. The decorations and the twenty-three foot tree were obtained by many seniors who worked on the dance. The Senior Class Advisors were also a great help in the preparation of the dance and as chaperones. The music was once again provided by the Fudge and the Vanilla Wafers. Santa Claus arrived to round out the evening by passing out gifts to lucky ticket holders. Tom Barney, Senior class president and his date, Nancy Teixeira talk with Mr. Robert Kelly, chaperone. Kristi Crund and Al Gomes eagerly wait for Santa to arrive. Some enjoyed dancing around the giant Christmas tree. 54 The elementary band adds to the enjoyable afternoon. A Winter Afternoon On Sunday afternoon, Dec. 20, 1970 the Music Department held its annual Christ- mas Concert. This was the first time the department has had an afternoon concert and it turned out to be a large success. Providing the entertainment were the High School Concert Choir under the direc- tion of Miss Regina Lopes, the eliementary band also directed by Miss Lopes, and the elementary choir directed by Miss Barbra Reims, who also was the piano accompanist for the older Choir. Also, before the program, a brass quinet played Christmas carols. program. e Pre-season practices were encouraging for the Lancers as Norton had a big, aggressive and experienced line and small, but determined backs. By noon of November 26th, Norton was forced to realize that they were winless. They accepted the fact that three months of hard work, devo- tion, and a year of anticipation would go without reward or satisfaction, especially for the Seniors. Although with- out a win, the tenacity and toughness of the Lancers ex- pressed to other league members their vain cries for vic- tory. Norton went into every game determined to achieve its first win, whether the team was Holliston, Millis, or Bellingham. In no game did Norton concede a victory without an earnest but vain fight. With each game came a surge of desire and emotion from the players, but they never seemed to fully recover from the opening kickoff return at Hopkinton, in their first game of the season. The Lancer ' s were plagued with many injuries to key players this season, including Don Main, starting-end and kicker, with a knee operation, Tom Oberg, starting tackle, knee injury, Everett Bennett, end, fractured wrist, Tom Barney, center, knee injury and dislocated elbow, and Don Sheaff, guard, knee injury. Besides these there were many other disappointing injuries adding to Norton ' s setbacks. Seniors who were stand outs on the field were Al Gomes at end or halfback, Harry Kearns at fullback, Bill Ferguson at tackle, and Shaun Mahoney a line- backer. No player on the team offers any excuse for the hap- less season, but if able to replay the season there would indeed be the same desire to win, probably with different and better results. But that burden must be left to the underclassmen; to avenge for the Seniors with the desire taught to them this year and to enjoy the satisfaction of a win. 60 9 Practice Freshman Football The 1970 Norton Lancer Freshman football season started and ended in victory, but met with disappointment otherwise. The Lancer Frosh, captained by Bob Leathers and Ray O ' Berg, kicked off the season with a 14-6 vic- tory over Hopkinton. The defensive effort of O ' Berg com- plement — the hard running of Rodger Winsor and scoring of Leathers and Tom Araujo. The team suffered defeats to Holliston and Medway be- fore a fine broken field run by Bob Leathers salvaged a tie with Millis. Despite the fine play of Leathers, Winsor, and O ' Berg, the lost to Ashland, Dighton, Dover, and Medfield. Traditional rival, Bellingham marked the last game of the season. Fullback Roger Winsor took charge and led the Lancers to a 22-0 victory. His 4 points were comple- mented by 6 from Leathers and 2 from Araujo. De- fensively, the Frosh were led by O ' Berg, Duke Zumault, Jim Valquette, Leathers and Araujo. Despite the losing season it was obvious that the Frosh team had good spirit and desire, and also apparent that Winsor, Leathers, and O ' Berg were three of the best ball- players in the league. Also, other fine ballplayers on the Freshman team have Norton optimistic about our future teams and their success. Coach Howard Kelly discussing some plays with co-captains: Bob Leathers and Ray O ' Berg. Members of the team are: Row 1: T. Araujo, B. Leathers, E. Row 3: M. Thibeault, J. Fogerty, S. Gildersleeve, W. O ' Berg, B. Marvel, J. Valquette, B. McKillop. Row 2: S. Bramwell, D. Buck- Gouveia, K. Raymond, J. Waite, M. LaCroix, J. Nelson, ley, R. O ' Berg, G. Perry, F. Walsavage, D. Spencor, D. Zumalt. 64 1971 Track Team The 1970 Norton Track team under Coach Charles Gaides ended their most successful season in our school ' s history, compiling a 5-4 record. This was accomplished along with the fact that Norton has no home meets, due to the lack of facilities. The high point of the 1970 season was made by Capt. Chris Baker, who, became State Champion in the Javelin. Another high point was the fact that Norton placed Fourth in the Conference Meet, highest ever. We are hoping, with the many new and promising faces this season, to maintain and better our current status in the league. We hope to compete in all varsity meets this season. The Senior members of the team are ready for action! Coach Gaides and Co-captains Chris Baker and Tom Barney look forward to a victorious season. Cross Country Row 1: C. Willis, B. Coughlin, Capt. C. Baker, B. Titus, Willis. Row 3: M. Jordan, Trainer Manager, M. Norlund, M. McCabe. Row 2: D. Titus, B. Larson, B. Ratcliffe, K. W. Janelle, S. Johnson, V. McKillop. Missing is H. Lehtinen. The Lancer Cross Country season of 1970 was filled with many surprises, all pleasant. Coach Gaides was most apprehensive when the season began but a good showing in both the North- eastern Invitational Meet and the North Attleboro Jaycee ' s Invitational Meet proved that this was a team that with a little work was capable of achieving a winning season in the Tri-Valley Conference. The Lancers started their season off quite dis- appointingly, losing their first two meets to Ashland md Medway. In the loss to Medway the Lancers began to click as a team. Although they didn ' t win, they gave Medway a real scare. The Lancers then rallied to four successive wins, beating Blackstone, Nipmuc, Norfolk, and Millis. After losing a close one to Medfield, they again ral- lied to four out of the five remaining meets, losing only to Holliston. Most successful for the Lancers were Mike Mc- Cabe taking first place in eight of twelve meets, Capt. Chris Baker, and Harry Lehtinen an eighth grade member of the Varsity team. The Lancers placed tenth in the Massachusetts State Meet at Boston, a first for Norton High. They also placed fourth in the Tri-Valley Conference Meet in Norton, our best showing ever. The Cross Country season was a most gratifying one for Varsity lettermen, C apt. Chris Baker, Mike McCabe, Harry Lehtinen, Brian Coughlin, Tippy Willis, and Blair Titus. Coach Gaides is looking for- ward to a continuation of the fine Cross Country tradition that has been established at Norton High School. 67 The 1970-71 Varsity team members are: First row, A. LaGreca, Coach Phillip Norton. Missing are: N. Briggs, J. Warchal, and D. Voelker, M. Araujo, M. Abreu; Second row, M. Harrington, M. T. Withers. Jordan, Managers, F. Beatty, D. Richmond, J. Bullock, A. Gomes, Varsity Basketball The Lancer ' s 1970-71 season was another year of re- building but unlike last year, Coach worked with the underclassmen to produce a team of the future. The Lan- cer team carried only three Seniors: Co-Captains Al Gomes, Mike Araupo and also Marcy Abreu. There is great hope for next year ' s te am with underclassmen: Jim Bullock, Tom Withers, Norm Briggs, Jeff Warchal and Dave Richmond. The Lancer ' s finished the season with a 4-14 record, again winning the last contest of the season against Nor- folk, led by Senior Co-Captains Al Gomes and Mike Araujo. Sophomore Dave Richmond and Junior Jim Bullock controlled the boards while the ballhandling and shooting was helped with by Tom Withers, Jeff Warchal and Norm Briggs. Although the Lancer ' s season was not a victorious one, the experience gained by the underclassmen shows hope for a winning team next year. The limited number of Seniors along with the ability of the underclassmen to play and improve at the Varsity level has assured our optimism for next year ' s team. Leading this year ' s team, along with Co-Captain Al Gomes, were Co-Captain Mike Araujo and Junior Jim Bullock who were selected to the Tri-Valley All-Star Team. 68 Lancers in Action The Junior Varsity players are: First row, L. Burchill, D. Fergu- son, J. Barney, T. Withers, J. Ribiero, Second row, T. Ohlson, B. Coughlin, K. Beatty, M. McCabe, W. Enright, D. Freedman, J. Turner, B. Gallagher, and Coach Nuttall. Junior Varsity The Junior Varsity Basketball team compiled a disap- pointing record this year. The team gained five victories but suffered thirteen defeats. This was the poorest rec- ord in recent years. However, there were many encouraging factors con- cerning this season. Despite the loss of key players dur- ing the year, the team remained competitive, giving a good account of itself in each game. The brightest note of the year was the marked improvement of the team as the season progressed. With more experience, we can look forward to better things next year. 72 Is Dave dancing? Members of the Freshman Team are: Row 1, L. Hanley, D. Warchal, B. Leathers, J. Valquette, E. Smith, T. Marvel. Row 2, Mr. Kelley, coach, S. Gildersleave, C. Weeks, S. Bramwell. Freshman Basketball The Norton High School Freshman team, although coached extremely well by Mr. Howard Kelley, was only able to attain three victories while losing eleven other con- tests this season. Although there was never a lack of motiva- tion to win the games, the frosh could put it together only three times. It is here that the frosh have gained experience and knowledge to lead the J. V. and Varsity Basketball teams of the future. Much work and dedication can eventu- ally turn their record around; the potential is there, and so is the willingness and optimism. Leading the freshmen with steady shooting and good playmaking were Tom Araujo, Fred Walsavage, and Bob Leathers. Other invaluable contributions to the team were from Warchal, Bramwell, Bonenfant and Hanley. Coach Kelley and Capt. Leathers get ready for another game. Junior High Basketball The Seventh grade Basket- ball team had a disappoint- ing 3-9 record for the 1970- 71 Lancer season; but the experience gained was in- valuable to the players. The Eighth grade team attained an 8-4 record, finishing in third place in the Greater Taunton League. Great po- tential and improvement marked the success of the team and hopes for our fu- ture J. V. and Varsity teams. Seventh Grade Front- (1 to r) Coach John Kieser, Bruce Spencer, John Gnecco, Joe Burchill, Rich Laleberte, Benton Keene. Row two: Greg Bramwell, Jay Anderson, Baker Vern McKillop, Dennis Poskitt, John Moitoza, Ron Simmons. Row three- ' Bill Richmond, Don Withers, Dana Titus, Bill Cheetam, Jim Demetn. Eighth Grade Front: Coach John Kieser, Ray Goulet, Rick Perry. Doug Hunt. Row two: Buroe Larson. Neve Bennett, Leo Dean, Bob Stafford, Arthur Thurston. Row three: Kevin Cruff. Neve Moreau. Nrott Briggs, David Bonenfant, Mark Whitaker, Alan Fairbanks. Junior High Cheerleaders Baseball The 1970 Norton High Baseball team had their first losing season in many years. This was considered to be a rebuilding year, with many young players. Norton began its season with two tight 1-0 shutouts over Millis. They had three shutouts pitched by Steve Nichols over the course of the season. After this point the Lancers were out classed by many of the larger schools, but did have several close games with opportunities. 1970 saw the development of sev- eral fine prospects in third-baseman Vernon Ferrini, who developed into one of the leading hitters of the team. He was selected for the Boston Globe All-Scholastic team ; also catch- er Mike Araujo, the team leader by far, was selected to the local All-Star team. This season Norton is expecting to resume its winning ways in the sport as it has done in the past. Returning for ther last season are seniors: Mike Araujo, Wayne Reay, Ron Main, Ken McCarthy and Joe DeNicola. Senior players are: Manager James Kenworthy, Vernon Ferrini, Don Main, Wayne Reay, Mike Araujo. Underclassmen players: Row 1 R. Gomes, N. Briggs, L. Burchill. D. Freeman. J. Stairs. Row 2: J. Ribeiro. S. Wal avaee  Croean R. Derby, R. Brown, D. Hunt. . MARCY E. ABREU follow that car . . . Max Bristol Farms boy . . . G.B.K. ' s boy . . . can ' t take my car . . . where is he? . . . never been out with one SCOTT WILSON ANDERSON quiet . . . European trips . . . class musician . . . Miss Lopes ' right hand man . . . will you guys sing? Schroder MICHAEL JOHN ARAL ' JO nice legs . . . can ' t get a date . . . Mr. President . . . Max . . . Hopscotch king . . . dumb Portugee MICHELLE WESTLY BARGANIER THOMAS WELLINGTON BARNEY MARIE LOUISE BARNHILL pretty eyes . . . model . . . tall . . . Mr. Physics . . . Elmer . . . V.O.A. shopping sprees . . . talk talk, talk . . . Marcus . . . Boston . . . I ' ll be back guys ... old paint Bob . . . C.A.R.E. the bakery . . . loves hats . . . L ' ll have to ask for a referen- parties. dum . . . ear muffs 81 NANCY ANN BELANGER Andrea ' s friend . . . after the bell . . . Fred . . . mornings in the parking lot CAROL ANNE BENNETT Kenny . . . Mrs. Mahoney . . . Kenny . . . carrottop . . . Kenny dimples . . . Kenny . . . nursing . . . Kenny. EVERETT EARL BENNETT fussy about girls . . . V.O.A. . . . skinny . . . Fernandes worker PETER RODNEY BERUBE Pauline . . . red . . . math scholar . Fernandes helper . . . Mr. A man she ' s tall . SUE DIANE BONENFANT not a senior!!! majorette . . Paul LINDA DIANA BRADY Bobby? ... no eyes . . . good person- ality . . . the fainter . . . nice voice BRADFORD KEITH BRAMWELL nice guy . . . tape player . . . dad ' s store ... I don ' t understand the electronic principle . . . football 82 CAROL ANN BRIGGS PATTI ANN BRIGGS CYNTHIA CASWELL Attleboro ... oh no you don ' t . . . four shopping sprees . . . Mansfield . . . quiet . . . shy . . . nursing home eyes ... 3rd street . . . Burger Chef Peter . . . LGN??? JOSEPH PAUL DENICOLA NANCIE JANE DYER DAVID ERIK ERJJCSON hallway 5th period . . . late again Orange Moose . . . great voice . . . Miss nice guy . . . shy?? . . . Englishman Lopes ' pal . . . creative . . . talented . . . that ' s wrong. Mr. Physics . . . quiet scholar RICHARD DENNIS FARR new this year . . . quiet . . . skinny nice guy WILLIAM HOWARD FERGUSON Janice ... ' 48 Plymouth Special Deluxe . . . let ' s kill Barney . . . skin diver . . . Captain Bill ROBERT WAYNE FISHER fireman . . . cars . . . Mr. Sex ANDREA LYNNE FONGER Nancy ' s friend . . . good eyes . . . human typewriter . . . lunch period . . . Falcons . . . donuts El DONNA ANNE FORTIN horses . . . quiet . . . paper hog . . . CYO Dances? . . . neighboring towns JON RICHARD FOSTER Little Jon . . . Grove Boys PAULINE MARIE FOURNIER ALWAYS has something to say . . . shut up Michael! ... a friend to every- one . . . Auntie Pauline . . . Peter I I 84 SUE LEE FRANKLIN LINDA SUSAN GEFIS DONNA ELAINE CLASSEJ I.B.T. ' s . . . flying hoods . . . Olds . . . real nice clothes . . . not that shy . . . Straight ???... where there ' pool hall . . . batmobile . . . Fall River beautiful brown hair . . . Janice ' s helper there ' s Donna . . . Taunton . . . shot put . . . hang it up Franklin ! ! ! blind dates SHIRLEY GODFREY JEANNE ELLEN GODSOE ALFRED DAVID GOMES the real librarian? skin and bones ... oh no ! ! ! . . . Alfie . . . not me Miss Kiernan . . . Spanish whiz last of the Farms ' boys . . . the great escape . . . Max . . . follow that car . . . 85 I f 1 KRISTEN ELAINE GRUND just one of the boys . . . Al? — are you serious? . . . skinny . . . bicycle pump . . . another flat CYNTHIA ANN HARNDEN Shirley ' s sister . . . quiet . . . seamstress . . . typist SHIRLEY ANN HARNDEN can you really type ? . . Miss Rapoza ' s helper . . . laughs easily . . . quiet, but not too auiet 9 MICHAEL PATRICK HARRINGTON Doc . . . Frates . . . Huh ! . . . Mickey Mouse . . . zeeero FREDERICK W. HEWES I ' ve been in a lot of trouble lately . Grove Boys . . . San Francisco RUTH E. HARRIS small but powerful . . . Tommy . . . sing while you work . . . loves weddings . . . give me a break STEVEN JACK HOBSON Miss Kiernan ' s morning helper . came back . . . quiet and polite B6 ROBERT EARL HODSON JR. chemistry whiz. . .engineer. . .nice car DIANE MARIE HOWES Dell. . .Auntie Diane. . .1 o v e s office practice DANIEL CURTIS JACKSON Wow!!!. ..our Ray Bradbury ... really weird. . .Sag. . .complex. . .Biafra Boy I i | JAMES WALTER KENWORTHY hockey, hockey, hockey . . . the Can- adians forever . . . Frenchman at heart RICHARD JAMES KIRBY come in late— NEVER . . . Easy Rider . . . old sneakers . . . real nice guy ii M ii PAMELA JEAN KULIBABA nice car . . . Diane ' s helper . . . broken leg . . . smiley MICHAEL GERALD LANGELIER Huh? . . . Grove Boys . . . P.O.D.? . . what did I do? CAROL ROBERTA LANE always a smile for everyone . . . chronic cougher . . . mental laugh GLENN LAPOINTE Who ' s Harold Puck? . . . sturdy house keeping . . . Afro EDMUND EMORY LANGE quit football? . . . contract on you . . . JJ 8 J DONALD JAMES MAIN Paul Newman . . . field goal . . . quiet? — look again . . . Janet . . . leg cast . . . QM Productions PATIENCE ANNE MARTIN hide that ring! . . . I.B.T. ' s yoo hoo help me . . . loves Beaver . . . Fall River . . . B.U.S.C. . . . Jimmy DARLENE WILMA MARVEL Gary — Russell? . . . DaDoo . . . makes nice clothes LYLE ERWIN McBRIDE III skiing . . . class clown . . . music . . . You ' re too big for that, Lyle . . . loves to read . . . anything for a laugh . . . KENNETH PAUL McCARTHY engaged . . . crazy people . . . hates school . . . homerun batter JEAN MARIE MEDAS Ricky . . . red AMX . . . loves office practice SUSAN JANE MESSENGER I can ' t take the bus . . . cough drops . . . mental . . . Sarge ' s secretary . . . full of fun 90 STEVEN JOHN MONTY the hawk . . . flash ... a bike man . . . can feel no pain WAYNE ALBERT MOREAU I ' m going to kill you, Barney . . . what ' s the matter? ... the blue junk STEPHEN JOSEPH MORRIS Shultz . . . Mrs. Maher ' s helper . huge ... a military man ALAN DAVID MOWRY apple . . . Javelin boy . . . tal KATHLEEN ANN O ' BRIEN always laughing . . . Ronnie . wouldn ' t think of being absent DONNA LEE PAULHUS two men in her life — Ricky and Lou smart . . . whiz in class PAUL STEVEN PAULHUS Santa Claus . . . turtle . . . fireman . . . classic case of malnutrition . . . where ' s the fire? I PAUL BENTON PENDERGAST B.S.A. . . . bikey . . . Fernandes . quiet??? WAYNE ALLEN REAY grove boy . . . The Great Lover Sports . . . SHARON LOUISE PRADO nursing home . . . John . . . artist . . big eyes . . . little girl look REBECCA REID artist . . . Fall River ... I have to work tonight . . . always laughing DIANE MARIE ROGERS tall . . . candy bars in psych class nice hair JANE AUDRIE ROSS innocent??? . . . Joan ' s sister , Mary ' s??? . . . always smiling JOAN ELINOR ROSS St. another Ross? . . . fragile ... Is it Arthur or Fred? ... a friend to every- )2 EDWARD FRANCIS SALVESEN ALWAYS late . . . office practice . Sue CAROL ANNE SILVA the rapper . . . red . . . short skirts . . . talk, talk, talk . . . gymnastics DYAN LOUISE SMITH Mansfield . . . shopping sprees . . . nice eyes . . . new car every day . . . NEVER late for school . . . LGN ? ? ? PAMELA ELIZABETH STEARNS Ralph . . . always disturbed . . . Paw- tucket DEBORAH ANN SILVA quiet . . . license but no car . . . Aunt Deb NANCY JANE TEIXEIRA white VW, green fender . . . poor Her- man . . . don ' t touch my body, you . . . why don ' t you get a job? . . . beach comber 93 I : ; I 3 VICTORIA PAULA TEIXEIRA short skirts . . . nice dresser . . . here today, gone tomorrow . . . KAREN CHRISTINE THMOAS our new friend . . . innocent . . . shy . . . real sweet girl SUSAN ADRIAN TODORSKY Yellow Cow . . . Foxboro State . . . your friendly launderer RICHARD TURGEON Is that Ginny ' s brother? . . . always in shop THERESA MARY VACHER bomber . . . nice car . . . beautiful hair . . . short, real short CHARLES RICHARD WATSON polite . . . straight . . . Fernandes help- er .. . white shirts and socks SALLY MARIE WAZ reckless driver . . . Attleboro . . . Thally . . . can ' t take a joke . . . Burger Chef 94 LEONARD SCOTT WEEKS different car every day . . . chorus . . . Mr. Expert . . . look at that music teacher DEBRA ANN WHITE where there ' s Terri there ' s Debi . Jay . . . sexy . . . football halftimes great clothes SHARON LOIS WILCOX David . . . I.B.T. ' s . . . Kaka Cox . . . for 24 I will . . . Babycakes . . . Fall River JANET CAROLE WILLEY disappears when she turns sideways . . . extra purple key . . . always smiling?? . . . Don . . . cheering KATHY MAE WYNN white bomber . . . Jim . . . my absent again THERESA LOUISE YARUSITES where there ' s Debi there ' s Terri . . . Ginny . . . Diamonds . . . the Lancer . . . grounded again . . . horses . . . sexy DEBORAH ANN YOUNG skinny legs . . . long hair . . . office practice . . . 95 96 97 Eleventh Grade The officers of the eleventh grade are: Rosemary Fernandes, treasurer; Sue McEndy, vice president; Chris Reeves, president; Patty Young, sec- retary. Room 128 100 Row 1 (1 to r) : R. Hockenberry, V. Foster, P. Gonsalves, M. Gorczyca, M. Furtado, H. Joppich, G. Grund, S. Jean. Row 2: S. Goold, R. Gomes, R. Bedard, G. Foster, E. Guertin, D. Holbert, V. Ferrini, E. Hebert. Row 3: S. Gray, J. Gonsalves, L. Halko, J. Godsoe, W. Janelle, A. Griffin, G. Foss. Room 134 Row 1 (left to right) : S. McEndy, B. Lopes, L. Lesperance, J. Logan, M. Nerney, K. Kiefer, J. Melanson, J. LaPointe. Row 2: J. Morrisey, B. McKay, R. Horton, H. Landis, M. Norlund, P. Kenworthy, B. Marvel. Row 3: B. Marston, P. LePage, G. McBride, T. Oberg, A. LaCrecca. Room 208 Row 1: J. Bartley, B. Coyle, N. Bell, R. Fernandes, L. Benaski, S. Emmott, J. En os, L Bearnan. Row 2: B. Durham, E. Emerson, S. Brown, J. Brady, K. Berg. J. Fair. H. Denicola, P. Cummings, R. Dion. Row 3: D. Balser, A. Eppich, F. Beatty, J. Bullock. D. Ferguson. J. Camara, G. Boyden. 101 Room 114 Row one: C. Willis, B. Titus, D. Vital, P. Young, P. Wheeler, J. Warchal. Row two: D. White, W. Warchal, R. Witt, T. Tripp, B. Titus, C. White. Room 215 Row one: T. Ohlson, R. Petersen, S. Strang, B. Thurston, R. Steniford, J. Souza. Row two: A. Riley, E. Perry, M. Sigman, M. Spencer, G. Thibeault, J. Petipas, C. Reeves, R. Rounds, R. O ' Malley. 102 Tenth Grade The officers of the tenth grade Cheryl Carvalho, treas- urer; Virginia Berg, presi- dent; Karen Scott, secretary; James Barney, vice president. Room 129 Row one (1 to r) : D. Eppich, C. Hipson, L. Haskins, T. Fogerty. L. Harrington. L. Couturier. IV Gray, M. Glassey. Row two: (1 to r) : P. Fogerty. M. Dunn. I). Eisnor, D. Dion. J. Prasier, Bonnie Cronin, L. Griffin, H. Hasse, K. DeNicola, S. Crogan. J. DeAngelo. How three (1 to r): IV Free- man, B. Gallagher, H. Hamden, J. Fernandes. B. Harnden, H. Derby. M. Foster. B. Hicks. ■ Room 131 Row one (1 to r) : V. Berg, B. Busmanis, D. Alves, N. Bellavance, S. Bassett, K. Carroll, B. Briggs, A. Best. Row two (1 to r) : C. Carvalho, J. Bartley, L. Annis, R. Caswell, B. Coughlin, J. Charette, R. Brown, J. Chamberlain, B. Church. Row three (1 to r) : L. Burchill, R. Thomas, J. Barney, N. Briggs, K. Aughtry. Room 291 Row one (1 to r) : D. Semas, K. Scott, D. Pickering, K. Schleicher, D. Riggs, D. Pacheco, L. Perry, K. Scott. Row two (1 to r) : M. Serode, K. Mulcahy, J. Prosky, J. Pike, D. Nowland, C. Perry, R. Sebetis, M. Bobitaille, R. Reilly. Row three (1 to r) : R. Randall, M. Raulino, J. Ribeiro, J. Robitaille, P. Dudley. 104 Room 292 Row one (1 to r) : C. Smith, S. White, C. Watson, M. Wynn, L. Thomae, V. Tripp, J. Souza. Row two (1 to r) : R. Warchal, M. Yarusites, L. Young, L. Coulsey, L. Waite, J. Smith. Row- three (1 to r) : J. Silva, R. Teixeira, D. Williamson, D. Voelker, K. Willis. Room 216 Row one (1 to r) : B. Merritt, J. Lynch, Lori James, P. Ratcliff, S. Jack-on. D. 1 ayton, P. Morgan, J. McKillop. Row two (1 to r) : N. Instasi, H. Lehtinen, A. Lane J, Nforeau, V. Lehi, C. Laleberte, M. Knight. D. Levesque, M. Macade, K. Killion, L. Hill. JIow throe (1 to r): S. McKay, P. Monte- santi, D. Hunt, T. Kinney, M. Jordan, R. Johnson, S. Kennedy. 1 ' . Kulibaba, T. Hutchinson. 105 Ninth Grade The officers of the ninth grade are: Lisa Harrison, Secretary; Patty Hebert, Vice President; Tom Arau- jo, President; missing is Robin Rocha, Treasurer. Room 206 Row 1 (left to right) : C. Warchal, B. Wynn, D. Smith, K. Trainor, D. Titus, M. Shaw, M. Silva, G. Strang. Row 2: C. Smith, D. Spencor, E. Silva, B. Sigman, R. Winsor, J. Waite, B. Signorielli, A. Titus, J. Valquett. Row 3: W. Teixeira, E. Smith, S. St. Pierre, F. Walsavage, M. Thibeault, C. Zachorne, J. Weir, D. Zumalt. 106 Room 214 Row one: L. Cottrel, H. Brown, L. Dion, C. Babcock, K. Comerford, D. Dunlap, K. Allard, D. Decosta, J. Czerwonka. Row two: J. Carvalho, S. Allard, B. Allender, D. Lyons, C. Benaski, C. Carroll, L. Couturier, J. Horton, P. Graham. Row three: T. Araujo, S. B ram well, D. Balkcom, B. Bliss, J. Danue, S. Allender, D. Buckley, I. Anderson, R. Boudreau. R inWI J 1Q ow one: filler, M. Marchese, C. Liberty, D. Morrissey, A. Lehtinen, S. McCabe, N. Foster, l UUm 4 17 G. Long, K. Lawlor. Row two: M. Larocque, M. Lane, S. McCarthy, D. Lima, C. McDade, M. Kay, J. McBride, D. Layton, C. Larson, R. McKillop, R. McKenna. Row three: G. Marshall, J. Mc- Pherson, R. Leathers, E. Marvel, J. Lincoln, M. LaCroix, P. Lundell, M. Kenniston, J. Kirby, D. MacDonald, H. Landis. Eighth Grade Room 281 Row one: R. Limpus, R. White, S. Wilcox, S. Fitzgerald, A. Bliss, N. Crowell. Row two: T. Paradis, M. Lefebvre, L. Konicki, D. Ferrini, D. Scott, E. Texeira, L. Pipatti, K. Hipson. Row three: D. Baker, B. Melito, C. Strickland, D. Freeman, P. Wheeler, C. Richmond, S. Drozds, D. Robergo. Room 282 Row one: S. Dudley, E. Logan, L. McCabe, R. Marshall. W. Grieve, J. Adams, C. Kenney, F. Gallagher, N. Voelker, K. Glosup. Row two: J. Kinney, L. Lawrence, K. Metzger, D. Huntress, S. Bennett, R. Stafford, I. Reks, S. Moreau, B. Fonseca, A. Thurston. Row three: M. Sutherland, N. MacCorkle, S. Lynch, P. Ohlson, L. Jolly, A. Crane, P. Schleicher, R. Gould. E, Minke, P. MacLean. Room 283 Row one: S. Enright, C. Bennett, A. Thatcher, C. Biasier, W. Sutton, D. Reed, D. Anderson, K. Crogen, C. Willey. Row two. M. Fernandes, N. Fraizer, D. Case, J. Lundell, T. Best, M. Cure- lop, M. Whitaker, L. Soldani, F. Pollard, J. Gildersleeve. Row three: H. Bernsteen, D. Ramsey, R. Barney, J. O ' Mallery, S. Morse, D. Lavoie, S. Briggs, G. Allard, K. Carr, R. Couturier. Room 284 no Row one: D. Gnecco, R. Derby, K. Medeiros, D. Janelle, L. Pickering, D. McKenna, D. Hunt, N. Pedro, J. Bramwell, M. Cloutier. Row two: W. McPherson, C. Scott, T. Leary, R. Hicks T. Darrow, R. Dean, K. Deherty, E. Potvin, L. Falke, B. Fisher, P. Serode. Row three: W. Moreau, S. Hersee, R. Badman, D. Goold, J. Geary, D. Rostron, L. Cottrell, B. Larson, R. Rose, R. Shenett, P. Reilly. Room 385 Row one: R. Masse, E. Guertin, S. Thomae, J. Fernandes, K. Marchant, D. Horton, M. O ' Connell, K. Marchant, D. Eisnor. Row two: C. Paiva, P. Demetri, W. Fisher, F. Ritz, W. Lander, P. LaRosee, B. Bonenfant, K. Cruff, R. Darrow, B. Lesperance. Row three: D. Linfield, W. Brown, W. Watson, M. Watson, S. Balser, L. Johnson, R. Miller, M. Welsh, L. Cope, M. Crowe, D. O ' Neal. Room 386 Row one: M. Johnson, M. Keisling, K. Harrington, K. LaCombe, B. Smith, L. Dean, D. Rounds. D. Coccia, D. Dion, P. Ondis. Row two: R. Oler, R. Linoke, D. Aquiar, J. Oblatore. K. Mors.. C. Wedge, M. Waite, E. Murch. Row three: L. Rogers, T. Godfrey, R. Perrv. R. Masse. F. Hilton. T. Medeiros, N. Fitton. Ill Seventh Grade Room 171 Row one: V. White, K. Kincaid, E. Alberto, M. Haskins, S. Peck, J. Fernandes, G. Wain, S. Murch. Row two: T. Baker, D. Smith, E. Eppich, V. McKillop, J. Peach, D. Marchese, J. Moitoza, E. Joppich. Row three: A. Reks, D. Withers, K. Etter, S. Moreau, M. McBride, M. Arena, D. Poskitt. Room 172 Row one: R. Sigman, J. Gnecco, P. Hunt, A. Lane, W. La Valley, P. Dion, S. McCormick, B. Fitz- gerald. Row two: F. Gariepy, R. Lombard, P. Oler, B. Spencer, D. Balkcom, D. Chase, J. Eisnor, D. Gefis. Row three. W: Cheetham, K. Gustafson, L. Kirby, S. Fortin, M. Fisher, E. Godfrey, T. Falke. 112 113 Room 275 Row one: R. Goulet, B. Ratcliffe, B. Ratcliffe, M. J. Dion, R. Smith, D. Nowland, S. Lauger, K. Stevens. Row two: S. Raulino, L. LaRosee, G. Davis, K. Hadley, J. Bassett, D. Titus. Row three: H. Angevine, R. Richmond, D. Precourt, M. Lazarz, B. Dadmun, M. Emmott. Senior Roster ABREU, MARCY E. 63 Elm Street Student Council 2,3,4; Yearbk. Staff 4; Fr. Club 2,1; Pep Club 4; Prom Comm. 3; Baseball 1,2; Bas- ketball 4,3,2,1; Football 1; Purple Key 4. ANDERSON, SCOTT W. 64 Power Street Yearbk. Staff 4; Sp. Club 3,2,1; Chorus 4,3,2, officer 4,3,2; Band 4; Purple Key 4; Prom Comm. 3. ARAUJO, MICHAEL J. 157 So. Worcester Street CI. V.P. 1; CI. Pres. 2,3; Stud. Council 3,2, Pres. 4; Yearbk. Staff Ed. 4; Prom Comm. Chairman 3; Pep Club 4; Chorus 1; Band 2,1; Baseball 4,3,2,1 ; Basketball 4,3,2,1 ; Capt. 4; Stud. Council Conv. 4; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Drug Comm. 4. ARENA, ANTHONY J. 83 Mansfield Ave. Yearbk. Staff 4; Purple Key 4. BAKER, FRANCIS C. 258 Plain St. Class Vice-Pres. 2; Chorus 3,2,1; Track 3,2,1, Capt. 4; Cross Coun- try 4,3,2,1, Capt. 4. BARGANIER, MICHELLE W. 227 Mansfield Ave. Dram. Club, Scenery 4; Scholar. Fund. 4. BARNEY, THOMAS W. 80 No. Highland Rd. Class Pres. 4; Stu. Council 4; Year- bk. Staff Ed. 4; Math Club 4; Cho- rus 4; Track 4,3; Football 4; Pur- ple Key 4; Stud. Gov. Day 4; Stud. Coun. Conv. 4; Drug Comm. 4. BARNHILL, MARIE L. 172 West Main St. Stud. Coun. 2; Span. Club 2,1; Ski Club 2; Chorus 3,2; Major. 3,2; Color Gd. Capt. 4; Office Aide 4; Scholar. Fund. 4; Pep Club 2; Art Club 2. BELANGER, NANCY A. 14 Hilltop Road Yearbk. Staff 4; Earth Sci. Club 1; Purple Key 4; Scholar. Fund 4. BENNETT, CAROL A. 313 West Main St. Stud. Coun. 1; Latin Club 1,2; Scribe 2; Dram. Club 4; Art Club 4,3; Pep Club 4,3,2,1; Chorus 1; Major. 4,3,2,1, Capt. 3, Co-Capt. 4; Guid. Aide 3; Purple Key 4; Scholar. Fund 4,3; Earth Sci. Club 1 ; Prom. Comm. 3 ; Stud. Leaders 4,3. BENNETT, EVERETT E. 178 N. Worcester St. Stud. Coun. 4; Drug Comm. 4; Yearbk. Staff 4; Fr. Club 2,1; Pep Club 2,1; Chorus 4,3,2,1, Off. 4; Baseball 2,1; Basketball 2,1; Foot- ball 4,2,1; Track 4; Stud. Exch. Prog. 4. BERUBE, PETER R. 163 No. Worcester St. Class Off., Tres. 4; Yearbk. Ass. Ed. 4; Fr. Club 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 2; Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Math Club 4; Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Off. 4; Bsktball. 1; Schol- ar. Fund 3,4; Pep Club 1,3; Earth Sci. Club 1,2, Vice-Pres. 2; Jr. Nat. Hon. Soc. 1,2, Pres. 2; Prom. Comm. 3. BONENFANT, SUE D. 17 Sanlin Ave. Class Off. 2; Stud. Coun. Tres. 4; Fr. Club 1,2,4; Dram. Club Prom. 4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2; Major. 1,2,4, Capt. 4; Ski Club 4; Stud. Lead. 4; Guid. Aide 1,2. BRADY, LINDA D. 28 Freeman St. Prom Comm. 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Lib. Aide 4; Off. Aide 2; Scholar. Fund 4. BRAMWELL, BRADFORD K. 97 No. Worcester St. Yearbk. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Ftball. 4; Scholar. Fund 4. BRIGGS, CAROL A. 18 John F. Kennedy Drive Class Off. 4; Tres.; Yearbk. 4; Sp. Club 1,2,3,4; Earth Sci. Club 1; Pep Club 2; Purple Key 4; Schol- ar. Fund 4. BRIGGS, PATTI A. 212 Taunton Ave. Yearbk. 4; Fr. Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Scholar. Fund 4. 116 CASWELL, CYNTHIA 37 New Taunton Ave. Yearbk. 4; Comm. Club 4; Guid. Aide 4; Purple Key 4; Scholar. Fun. 4. COLLINS, JANET S. 23 No. Washington St. Class Off. Tres. 2,3 ; Yearbk. Quota- tion Ed. 4; Latin Club 2,3; French Club 1,2; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Earth Sci. Club 1; Ski Club 2,4; Prom Comm. 3; Art Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerlead. 1,2,3,4, Capt. 3; Purple Key 4; Scholar. Fund 3,4. DENICOLA, JOSEPH P. 133 Reservoir St. Baseball 1,2,3,4. DYER, NANCIE 145 So. Worcester St. Art Club 1,2,3; Earth Sci. Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Drama 4; Schol- ar. Fund 3, co-chairman 4; South- eastern Mass. Dist. Choir 3. ERICKSON, DAVID E. 153 Bay Road Fr. Club 2,3; Dram. Club Minor Role 4; Math League 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2. FARR, RICHARD D. 14 Tamarack Rd. FERGUSON, WILLIAM H. 11 No. Highland Rd. Yearbk. 4; Jr. Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,1; Earth Sci. Club 1; Chorus 4,3,2,1; Bsktball. 3,2,1, Capt. 3; Track 4; Football 4,3,2,1, Capt. 4; Prom Comm. 3. FISHER, ROBERT W. 45 Woodland Rd. Chorus 1; Football 1. FONGER, ANDREA L. 167 No. Worcester St. Yearbk. 4; Fr. Club 4,3,2,1, Sec. 2; Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. 2,1; Nat. Honor Soc. 4,3; Earth Sci. Club 3,2,1, Sec. 2; Pep Club 4,3,2,1; Intramurals 4,3,2,1; Stud. Leader. FORTIN, DONNA A. 274 So. Worcester St. Earth Sci. Club 3,2,1; Chorus 4,3,2. FOSTER, JON R. 19 Evergreen Rd. Football 2,1. FOURNIER, PAULINE M. 101 No. Worcester St. Stud. Coun. Sec. 2; Yearbk. 4; Photog. Edit.; Span. Club 4; Pep Club 2; Off. Aide 4,3; Purple Key 4; Scholar. Fund 4; Prom Comm. 3. FRANKLIN, SUE L. 145 West. Main St. Class Off. Sec. 3; Stud. Council 4; Ski Club 4,2, Pres. 4; Pep Club 2; Chorus 4,2. FRENCH, RODERICK B. 23 Hickory Road GEFIS, LINDA S. 55 Charlotte Ave. Stud. Coun. 3 ; Yearbk. 4, Ass. Ed. ; Fr. Club 4,3,2,1 ; Jr. Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,1, Vice-Pres. 2; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4, Pres.; Pep Club 3,2,1; Earth Sci. Club 1 ; Purple Key 4 ; Scholar. Fund 4,3; Prom Comm. 3, Drug Comm. 4. GLASSEY, DONNA E. 43 Bay Road Chorus 4,3,2,1. GODFREY, SHIRLEY A. 6 West Hodges Street GODSOE, JEANNE E. 17 No. Washington St. Span. Club 4,3,2,1; Dram. Club 4; Color Guard 4; Purple Key 4. GOMES, ALFRED D. 11 Young Ave. Yearbk. 4; Baseball 4,3,2,1; Bskt- ball. 4,3,2,1; Capt. 4; Football 4,3, 2,1; Scholar. Fund 4. GOVE, NANCY J. 189 West Main St. Chorus 3,2,1. GRUND, KRISTEN E. 32 Pine Street Class Sec. 2; Stud. Coun. 4; Year- bk. 4; Latin Club 2. Fr. Club 2,1; Pep Club 4; Chorus 3,2,1; Scholar. Fund 4,3; Chairman 4. HARNDEN, CYNTHIA A. 12 Essex Street Yearbk. Typist 4; Commercial Club 4; Jr. Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,1; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4,3; Lib. Club 1,2,3, Tres. 3: Lib. Aide 3,2,1; Scholar. Fund 4. HARNDEN, SHIRLEY A. 12 Essex Street Yearbk. Bus. Manager 4; Comm. Club 4; Sec. 4; Jr. Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,1; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4,3. Tres. 4,3; Scholar. Fund 4,3. 11 HARPER, SCOTT B. 25 Sturdy St. HAR RINGTON, MICHAEL P. 7 Pond Street Yearbk. Staff 4; Dram. Club Minor Role 4; Baseball 2; Bsktball. 4,2; Manager 4; Purple Key 4. HARRIS, RUTH E. 109 Dean St. Comm. Club 4. HEWES, FREDERICK W. 15 Mathewson St. Attleboro, Mass. Baseball 4.3; Bsktball. 3. HOBSON, STEVEN JACK 21 Power Street HODSON, ROBERT E. 6 Dean Street Band 2,1; Football 1; Track 2; Cross Country 3,2. HOWES, DIANE M. 148 Burt Street Yearbk. 4; Comm. Club 4; Vice- Pres. 4; Lib. Club 2; Pep Club 2,1; Chorus 4,3,2; Earth Sci. Club 1; Lib. Aide 3,2,1 ; Scholar. Fund 4. JACKSON, DANIEL C. 217 West Main St. Class Off. 1, Vice-Pres. 1 ; Yearbk. 4; Fr. Club 3,2,1; Baseball 1; Bskt- ball. 3,2,1; Football 4; Cross Coun- try 3,2,1. JOHNSTON, JOE 16 Sunset Road JOYCE, DONNA L. 241 So. Worcester St. Latin Club, Story 2,3; Ski Club 2 Library Club 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 3 Earth Sci. Club 1,2; Off. Aide 3 Pep Club 3,2,1; Stud. Leader 4,3. JUSSAUME, SUSAN L. 5 Freeman Street Yearbook 4; Comm. Club 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4,3. KEARNS, HARRY F. 308 West Main St. Football 4,3,2,1. KEISLING, SUSAN P. 186 Dean Street Comm. Club 4; Scholar. Fund 4. KENWORTHY, JAMES W. 28 Elm Street Earth Sci. Club 1; Baseball 4,3; Manager 4,3; Timer or Scorer 4,3. KIRBY, RICHARD J. 402 Old Colony Rd. Stud. Coun. 4,2; Yearbk. 4; Earth Sci. Club 2,1, Tres. 1 ; Stud. Coun. Conv. 4. KULIBABA, PAMELA J. 24 Sanlin Avenue Yearbk. 4; Off. Aide 3; Math Club 4; Purple Key 4; Scholar. Fund 4; Math League 4; Pep Club 3,2; Earth Sci. Club 3,2,1. LANE, CAROL R. 53 Hill Street Earth Sci. Club 1; Guidance Aide 3; Chorus 4,3,2. LANGE, EDMUND E. 243 So. Worcester St. Football 2. LANGELIER, MICHAEL G. 23 Kilsyth Road LAPOINTE, GLENN 35 Maple St. LARSON, DIANE E. 18 Richardson Ave. Yearbk. Bus. Man. 4; Sp. Club 4,3, 2,1; Math Club 4; Chorus 4,3,2; Pep Club 2,1; Tres. 2; Purple Key 4; Scholar. Fund 4. LAVOIE, JACKIE 8 Peter St. LEVESQUE, CHRISTINE E. 41 Taunton Ave. Earth Sci. Club 1; Pep Club 2,1; Comm. Club 4; Chorus 4,3,2,1; Scholar. Fund 4. LINCOLN, JEANNE M. 30 Meadowbrook Lane Yearbk. 4; Pep Club 2; Chorus 3; Earth Sci. Club 1; Comm. Club 4. LUNDELL, MARK J. 5 Cedar Road Basketball 1. LYNCH, JANICE A. 120 So. Worcester St. Yearbk. Ed. in Chief 4; French Club 3,1; Dram. Club 4; Earth Sci. Club 1 ; Scholar. Fund 4,3 ; Stud. Exch. Day 4,3; Jr. Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,1; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4,3; Prom Comm. 3. 118 MAHONEY, SHAUN K. 26 No. Worcester St. Class Vice-Pres. 4; Stud. Coun. 2,1; Fr. Club 1; Dance Band 4,3,2,1; Band 4,3,2,1; Football 4,3,2; Pur- ple Key 4. MAIN, DONALD J. 14 Wampum Road Yearbk. Sports Ed. 4; Span. Club 2,1; Earth Sci. Club 2,1; Chorus 1; Baseball 3,2,1 ; Basketball 1 ; Track 4; Football 4,3,2,1; Timer 4; Pur- ple Key 4. MARTIN, PATIENCE A. 239 Old Taunton Ave. Span. Club 3,2,1; Dram. Club 4; Art Club 4,3,2,1; Ski Club 4; Prom Comm. 3; Purple Key 4; Scholar. Fund 4. MARVEL, DARLENE W. 37 Meadowbrook Lane Span. Club 2,1; Chorus 3,2; Major- ettes 4,3; Purple Key 4; Scholar. Fund 4. McBRIDE, LYLE E. 61 No. Worcester St. Sen. Play 4; Yearbk. 4; Span. Club 2,1; Dram. Club 4; Jr. Nat. Hon. Soc. 2; Ski Club 4,2; Chorus 4,3, 2,1; Band 4,3,2,1; Track 4; Foot- ball 1; Scholar. Fund 4,3. McCarthy, kenneth p. 81 Mansfield Ave. Baseball 4,3,2; Football 3,2. MEDAS, JEAN M. 134 Bay Road Yearbk. 4; Comm. Club Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2; Majorettes 4,3,2; Guid. Aide 4; Scholar. Fund 4; Prom Comm. 3. MESSENGER, SUSAN J. 184 So. Worcester St. Stud. Coun. 4; Yearbk. 4; Sp. Club 4,3,2,1; Pep Club 4; Earth Sci. Club 1 ; Chorus 4,3,2 ; Scholar. Fund 4. MONTY, STEVEN J. 130 Burt Street Football 4,3. MOREAU, WAYNE A. 242 Oak Street Class Sec. 2; Earth Sci. Club 2,1; Band 4,3,2,1; Baseball 4,2,1; Bas- ketball 2 ; Football 4 ; Purple Key 4. MORRIS, STEPHEN J. 28 Sturdy Street Comm. Club 4; Pep Club 2; Lib. Aide 4,3,2,1 ; Football 2. MOWRY, ALAN D. 264 West Main St. Basketball 4 ; Purple Key 4. O ' BRIEN, KATHLEEN A. 19 Sturdy Street Chorus 1. PAULHUS, DONNA L. 78 Bay Road Lib. Club 2,1; Chorus 2; Pep Club 2; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,1; Guid. Aide 4; Scholar. Fund 4. PAULHUS, PAUL S. 276 Reservoir St. Dram. Club 4; Ski Club 4; Chorus 4,3,2,1. PENDERGAST, PAUL B. 127 So. Worcester St. PRADO, SHARON L. 121 Taunton Ave. REAY, WAYNE A. 39 Balsum Rd. Class Off. Pres. 1 ; Stud. Coun. 4,2, 1 ; Chorus 1 ; Baseball 4,3,2,1 ; Bskt- ball. 1; Football 4,3,2,1, Capt. 4. REID, REBECCA 201 Mansfield Ave. Class Off. Vice-Pres. 3; Yearbk. 4; Span. Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; Dram. Club Asst. Direc. 4; Art Club 4,3,2, Sec. 3; Purple Key 4; Schol- ar. Fund 4,3; Pep Club 2; Fox- boro State Hosp. Careers in Mental Health Prog. 4; M.I.T. Studies Prog. 3. ROGERS, DIANE M. 26 Alder Road Yearbk. 4; Guid. Aide 3,2,1; Scholar. Fun 4. ROSS, JANE A. 95 West Main St. Yearbk. 4; Span. Club 3; Dram. Club 4; Pep Club Vice-Pres. 4; Ski Club 4,3,2. ROSS, JOAN E. 95 West Main St. Stud. Coun. 3; Yearbk. 4; Dram. Club 4; Fr. Club 3,1; Nat. Hon. 119 Soc. 4,3,2; Pep Club 2,1; Hon. Soc. Induction Assem. 3,2; Schol- ar. Fund 4; Prom Comm. 3. SALVESEN, EDWARD F. 5 Haskell Street Comm. Club 4. SHEAFF, DONALD E. 361 Old Colony Rd. Stud. Coun. 2; Latin Club 2,1, Questor 2; Band 3,2,1; School Rep. 4; Bsktball 1; Track 3,2,1; Foot- ball 4,3; Band Assemblies 2,1. SILVA, CAROL A. 14 Wilbur Street Stud. Leader 4. SILVA, DEBORAH A. 99 Plain Street Lib. Aide 2 ; Guid. Aide 4 ; Scholar. Fund 4. SMITH, DYAN L. 178 Reservoir St. Yearbook 4; Span. Club 3; Fr. Club 3,2. STEARNS, PAMELA E. 158 So. Worcester St. Yearbook 4; Scholar. Fund 4. TEIXEIRA, NANCY J. 22 Smith Street. Yearbook 4; Earth Sci. Club 1; Pep Club 4; Guid. Aide 4; Scholar. Fund 4. TEIXEIRA, VICTORIA P. 84 Mansfield Ave. Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,1; Pep Club 2,1; Earth Sci. Club 2,1 ; Chorus 3,2,1 ; Cheerleader 1. THOMAS, KAREN C. 5 Wilbur Street TODORSKY, SUSAN A. 126 Plain Street Dram. Club 4; Earth Sci. Club 2,1; Art Club 4,3,2; Chorus 2; Guid. Aide 4; Scholar. Fund 4,3. TURGEON, RICHARD 101 Plain Street VACHER, THERESA M. 251 West Main St. Yearbook 4; Scholar. Fund 4. WATSON, CHARLES R. 264 So. Worcester St. Stud. Coun. 4,3; Yearbook 4; Track 4; Purple Key 4; Scholar. Fund 4. WAZ, SALLY M. 150 No. Worcester St. Yearbook 4; Fr. Club 3,1; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4,3; Earth Sci. Club 1; Purple Key 4; Scholar. Fund 4; Jun. Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,1. WEEKS, LEONARD S. 145 Taunton Avenue Chorus 4. WHITE, DEBRA A. 25 Eddy Street WILCOX, SHARON L. 109 East Main St. Stud. Coun. 4; Latin Club 3,2; Fr. Club 3,2,1; Dram. Club 4; Art Club 4,3; Pep Club 4,3,2,1; Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 4; Cheerleader 4,3,1 ; Scholar. Fund 4. WILLEY, JANET C. 21 No. Worcester St. Stud. Coun. 3,2, Vice-Pres. 3 ; Year- bk. 4; Fr. Club 3,2,1; Dram. Club 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4,3; Earth Sci- Club 2,1; Jr. Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,1; Pep Club 1; Chorus 3,2; Cheer- leader 4,3 ; Scholar. Fund 4,3. WYNN, KATHY M. 15 Dean Street Span. Club 4,3,2,1; Pep Club 3,2,1; Chorus 2,1. YARUSITES, THERESA L. 108 Barrows Street Span. Club 2,1; Pep Club 3,2,1; Chorus 2,1. YOUNG, DEBORAH A. 249 So. Worcester St. Comm. Club 4; Scholar. 4. Latin Club 2,1; Fr. Club 1; Jr. Yearbk. 4; Span. Club 2,1. We, the editors of the 1971 Sojourn, have tried, in this book, to capture, with pictures and words, our last year at Norton High. We hope that it will, in future years, bring to mind the times we spent together — hap- py and sad, and the friends we made. 121 WONDER CHEF Pizzas— 68 Falmouth St. Attleboro, Massachusetts Tel. 222-9269 Grinders- Clams— Beef- RIPLEY and GOWEN CO. INC. Exquisite Jewelry Mechanic Street Attleboro, Massachusetts KEN ' S B.P. GAS STATION 123 Old Colony Road Norton, Mass. 124 Congratulations To The Class Of 1971 DYER-MARTIN From a Friend LEACH GARNER COMPANY The exceptional talents and experience of our employees combined with our modern spot- less facilities and equipment have been responsible for our continued growth and success. You can stop searching for your career opportunity by seeing us first at: 49 Pearl St., Attleboro, Mass. Driver Education Tauton and Attleboro Massachusetts LEWIS S. RUBIN West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 125 KNOWN FOR VALUES W.T. GRANT CO, Triboro Plaza Attleboro Falls, Mass. Exit 32 Off Route 95 rp RUBIN FARMS Main Office 122 East Hodges St. Norton, Mass. Tel. 285-7761 —President— LAURENCE RUBIN —Vice President— HENRY T. COLETTI Tel. 285-7559 LDING J.D. WELDING General Welding Portable Welding Equipment Gas Arc Industrial Welding JOHN ROSTRON P.O. Box 290 Norton, Mass. 126 172 So. Washington St. Norton, Mass. Tel. 285-4496 NORTON CENTER GARAGE John B. Scott- Proprietor West Main St. Norton, Mass. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC. Attleboro, Massachusetts 127 Dcf tt Kp hand out 55 TASTE TEMPTING VARIETIES ALWAYS FRESH ONLY PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING USED TOonCcfa ?tawvUte 0 $ee Sewed 7 52 West Main St. Norton, Massachusetts 128 SWEET PAPER BOX CO. Maple Street Chartley, Mass. O ' BRIEN ' S COFFEE SHOP IF IT ' S COOP FOOD Old Colony Rd. Chartley, Mass. LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 222-5390 OLD COLONY FLOWER SHOP Prompt Free Delivery 376 Old Colony Rd. Norton, Massachusetts H and H PRODUCTS Specializing in the manufacture of quality easelbacks 41 Pleasant Street Norton, Massachusetts FRIEND Kindergarten Nursery School E.G. SHERMAN SON BUTLER ' S Established 1872 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Day Care Center Summer Day Camp 46 Pleasant St. Norton, Mass. 55 North Main St. Mansfield, Mass. Tel. 339-8171 130 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 from THE CAMEO SHOP North Worcester Street Norton, Massachusetts JACKSON BROTHERS ' NURSERY Lawn and Garden Supplies Trees and Shrubs 217 West Main St. Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-7951 SILVA FUNERAL HOME INC WILLIAM R. SILVA Funeral Director Taunton, Massachusetts CHAS. THOMAE SONS INC. Jewelers 15 Maynard St Attleboro, Mass. M l 222-0785 15 Maynard St. Attleboro, Mass. 222-0785 13! TOOL and STAMPING INC. CHARLES VALENTINE Engineer and Designer West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts Telephone 285-4167 NORTON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 1 9 Clapp Street Norton, Massachusetts tel.: 285-4402 339-2783 FUNERALS PRE-ARRANGED Serving All Faiths Warren Clark Funeral Director and Embalmer ERNEST J. PRECOURT, INC. Electrical Contractors 1 9 Noyes Street Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 222-1286 135 KILBURN GLASS INDUSTRIES, INC. 1 1 1 South Worcester Street Chartley Massachusetts Italian and American Food THE GONDOLA Restaurant and Lounge Located at 1 094 Bay St. Taunton Mass. MURPHY ' S TEXACO SERVICE 1 Old Colony Road Norton, Massachusetts 222-9852 Compliments Of Chartley Massachusetts 137 PLEASANT PHARMACY INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1 971 OLD COLONY HARDWARE Swimming Pools Garden Supplies Hardware Housewares Old Colony Road Norton, Mass. Tel. 222-0860 138 BUSTER ' S AUTO BODY SHOP 39 North Worcester St. Norton, Mass. Tel. 222-6602 THE CAT ' S MEOW Fine Furniture for Thrifty Homes Hair Styling Wig Salon 374 North Main St. 339-9053 Walk-In Service Open Tues.-Sat. Since 1898 ATHERTON ' S 32 South Main Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Compliments Of: BAY SPRING VARIETY 161 Narragansett Ave. W. Barrington, R.I. Mr. Mrs. George Barney Proprietors 80 N. Highland Rd. Norton, Mass. 285-3465 SHEPARD ' S FLOWER SHOP Mansfield Massachusetts 139 M.A. VIGORITO Men ' s . . . Women ' s . . . Boy ' s Wear . . . 8 North Washington St. North Attleboro, Mass . Tel. 695-5201 El COUNTRY HAVEN NURSING HOME INC. 1 84 Mansfield Ave. Norton, Massachusetts ST. PIERRE ' S Cash and Carry Building Materials 41 Pleasant Street Chartley, Massachusetts Tel. 222-7940 A FRIEND Best of Luck to the Class of ' 71 140 If it ' s Good Food You Want, Try FRATES DAIRY PRODUCTS at LEONARD ' S OF NORTON Serving Ice Cream and Fountain Treats Sandwiches and Pizza Dinners (a la carte) Route 140 Mansfield Avenue Norton, Mass. 285-4870 JOHN G. LOCOMBE SUNOCO SERVICE General Repairs Radiator Service West Main St. Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-4288 HOWDY BEEFBURGER SWEET MANUFACTURING COMPANY Route 44 Taunton, Mass. Pioneer Makers of Quality Jewelry Chain Gilbert St. West Mansfield, Mass. Tel. 339-2961 141 CUT N ' CURL SHOPPE 276 South Worcester St. Norton, Mass. Tel. 285-4050 ALICE LEPAGE KELLEY AND TATARIAN INSURANCE AGENCY Edward J. Kelley Thomas C. Tatarian 104 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Tel. 222-6446 ANN ' S PLACE Food at its Best Seafoods, Steaks and Pizzas 48 Bay Road Norton, Massachusetts ORA A. ANDREWS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 42 West Main St. Norton, Mass. 02766 Tel. 285-4322 649 Washington St. So. 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