Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1973 volume:

I H 73 SOJOU RN YEARBOOK DEDICATION TO PRINCIPAL HENRI A. YELLE We the Senior Class of 1973 dedicate our year- book to Henri A. Yelle, Principal of Norton High School. After thirty-eight years of service to the schools in Norton, Mr. Yelle will retire in June. In the rise from classroom teacher, to assistant principal, and then to principal, Mr. Yelle has shared his life with many students. His contrib- utions have been many; and his guidance, influ- ence, and generosity to the schools as well as to Norton itself will not be forgotten. We wish you good health and happiness in the years to come, and we wish that you take with you fond memories of Norton High School. IN APPRECIATION We, the Senior class, would like to extend an appreciation to Mr. Richard B. Kirby, Music Supervisor in the Norton Public Schools. We respect Mr. Kirby as a faculty member and friend; hut, most important, we appreciate him for his many contributions to the schools. Through his efforts, he has broughl recognition to Norton High School. We have had the besl half time show in the league, and our dance band is one of the best in the area. Mr. Kirby has also given his own time to help in composing arrangements for our high school musicals. He has always shown interest in the students of Norton, and we hope that he will continue to play a major role here at Norton High School. s K I 0 R S SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. L to R: Kathy Scott, Vice-President; Sheila Bassett, President; Katy Mul- cahy. Secretary; Karen Scott, Treasurer. ' The saddest thing under the sun above Is to say good-bye to the ones you love. All the things that I have known Became my life, my very own. Before you know, you will say good-bye For good-bye, good-bye . . . it ' s time to cry. But, I will not weep nor make a scene Just say thank you life for having been. The loudest cry under the sun above Is the silent good-bye of ones you love. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS, L. to R.: Mr. Paul Hassie, Miss Grace Kierhan, Mrs. Dolores Robbins, Mr. Peter Klin. , TO LEE, FROM HIS FRIENDS LEE WILLIAM BURCHILL Lee Big Burch . . . Namath . . . hot dog . . . jock . . . best all around. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. If the sky above you grows dark and full of clouds And that old North wind begins to blow, Keep your head together and call my name out loud Soon you ' ll hear me knocking at your door. You just call out my name And you know wherever I am I ' ll come running to see you again. Winter, spring, summer or fall All you have to do is call And I ' ll be there . . . You ' ve got a friend. KEVIN C. AUGHTRY The Gondola . . . Super Fly . . . Ashley . . . Marfil . . . Whealon . . . the master mind. Student Council 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Dramatic Club 1; Track 1; Scholarship Fund 4. Kevin DEBRA MARIE ALVES skiing . . . cheering . . . chorus Buz Debbie checking the Lowell Tech . . . black hug weather? Library Aide 2; Guidance Aide 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 4; Purple Key 4; Cheerleader 1, 2 3 4 r? P u V Scno ' arshl P Fund 4 : Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; French Club 1; Dramatic Lluli v. Chorus 4. NANCY MARIE BARBOZA Nancy Sammy . . B.C. Gang . . . Great Escape . . . Fernandes . . . Love Notes.. . . Oh no, I think tee got caught. . . . Arthur. Senior Play Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 4; Scholarship Fund 4. JAMES R. BARNEY jock . . . Barney Oldfield Thf Jim Hurdler Sarroom brawls . . . twinkletoes . . . jock . . . Barney Oldfield . . . tuff guy . . . The Great Pumpkin. Class Officer, Vice Pres. 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; Chorus 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council Convention 3. 4; Prom Committee 3: Audio Visual Aide 3: Purple Key 4; Schol- arship Fund 4. JACQUELINE HELEN BARTLEY Jackie Jack . Oh Cliffy . . Harrington . . . paper flowers . . . the mouth . . . C. Y.O. dances . . . gum tissues . . . October 17th . . . Jive. Class Officer, Secretary 1; Senior Play Role 4: Yearbook Editor 4; Dramatic Club 2. 4: Junior National Honor Society I, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Earth Science Club 1; Colorguard 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Leader 1. 2. 3; Scholarship Fund 4; Purple Key 4. 6 SHEILA ATTARA BASSETT Spurts nut . . . future Phys. Ed. leiuher . . . cereal . . . dii r thotitt piff fret. Senior Play Committee 4; Class Officer, President 4; Chorus 1, 2; Guidance Air) 1, 2, 3; Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Softball 3, Captain 3; Inlramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Leadef 4; Dramatic Club 4. ' Sheila Purple L 2. 3. KEVIN JAMES BEATTY ' rales Boy . . . whiskers . . . G.B.K. ' s coffee boy . . . Scooper Kevin Yippa . . . Always up for a Earth Science Club 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 4; Scholarship Fund 4. NANCY ANNE BELLAVANCE Nancy Gary . . . Never misses a day of school . . . horse lover . . . I feel like a pork. . . . Soc. Class . . . Alma ' s other half. Yearbook 4; Earth Science Club 1, 2; Chorus 4; Office Aide 2; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4. ALMA RUTH BEST Alma ' ob . . . 75 . . . What a stiff!! . . . Phil Esposito ... Go Bruins! . . . horse and sports wer . . . Soc. Class . . . Foxboro Raceway . . . Nancy ' s other half. Yearbook 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Softball 3, Captain 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Leader BONNIE LEE BRIGGS Artist . . . Skip out? Not me!! . . . Hooker ' s Green . . . Mr. Gaides ' Pet . . . Slater Park . . . Oh my God!! Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Earth Science Club 1; Pep Club 1: Key 4; Majorettes 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Fund 4: Prom Committee A Bonnie Boys in general Art Club 4; Purple 7 NORMAN EARLE BRIGGS JR. Julius Caesar . . card shark . . . shag . . . The Cage . . . Atlleboro. Student Council 2: Bast-ball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Scholarship Fund 4. ' Norman RONALD GEORGE BROWN Brownie . . Hockey . . . Friday 13th . . . Dunkin ' Donuts. Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 3; Basketball 1; Scholarship Fund 4. BAIBA ANNA BUSMANIS Baiba Our Ver, own Latvian . . . Andris . . . 76 . . . Honk if y ou are a Latvian! . . . One of our bosses . . . Wild Boston Parties . . . Sue. Class . . . skiing . . . Dutchboy painter. Senior Pla Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Earth Science Club 1, 2; Ski Club 4; Colorguard 4; Chorus 4; Track 3; Scholarship Fund 4: Purple Key 4; Prom Committee 3. ■ KHIICK WII.I.IAM CHURCH ' Brni e ' Goali . Donald ' s friend . . shy Audio Visual Aide 3, 4; Scholarship Fund 4. quiet Laurel and Hardy BKIAN FRANCIS COUGHLIN Brian The Roik . . . Woolworth ' s . . . Ellis . Future Broadcaster Joanir .Worth Black and White Find. Student Counc il 3, Vice Pres. 3; Senior Play Role 4; Yearbook V. F.arlh Seienee Club I. 2: Pep Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Purple Key 4; Trac k 2. 3, 4; Football 1; Audio Visual Aid V. Basketball L, 2; Scholarship Fund 4; Student Government Day 4: Cross Country 2. LYNNE ANN COULSEY Lynne Model . . . Tall . . . Bellingham . . . The Blanket . . . R.W.P. . . . Tootsie. Scholarship Fund 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Art Club 4. President 4; Dramatic Club 4: Trac k 3: Prom Committee 3; Purple Key 4: Ski Club 4. STEVEN PAUL CROC AN Br my hrra, Teebee? sports . Steve Always sticks to thr Leesa . . . What rug? . . . jock ru rs . . . Jay will nrvrr grt me. Student Counc il 1; Senior Play Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4: Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1; Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Captain 4; Chorus 1; Schola rship Fund 4. BONNIE LOU CRONIN Our other boss . . . swordsmc Bonnie Checking Tufts . . Gumbo . . . Hey. Crow! . . Tom the weather; ' . ' ' ; ' . . . Fred . . . Datchboy painter. Senior Play Committee k Dramatic- Club 4; Earth Science Club I, 2; Pep Club 1. 2; Colorguard 2, 3, 4. Captain 3, 4; Chorus 4; Guidance Aide 1; Prom Committee 3; Scholarship Fund 4; Purple Key 4. 9 JOSEPH JAMES D ' ANGELO Joe Nice Cars . . . Nice Clothes . . . Maniac driver . . . keeps window open to wash car . . . good chess player. Chorus 1. 2; Basketball, manager 1, 2; Track, man- ager 2; Football, manager 1; Scholarship Fund 4. DAVID PAUL DANKO Dave . Super Coconut . . Sugar Bear ... Go Mama Jock . . . Dank . . . fur lined. Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3, 4: Office Aide 3; Basketball 2. 4; Track 3, 4; Golf 2; Football 3, 4; Scholarship Fund 4. CLAUDIA ANN DEAN Claudia Miss Rapoza ' s room . . . Here today, gone tomoi row . . . joe . . . Benfica. Chorus 2; Scholarship Fund 4. KAREN ANN DENICOLA Karen Bob Hairdresser . . . good things come in small packages C.Y.O. dances . . . Dino . . aah. Senior Play Committee 4; Dramatic Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4. RICHARD LAURENCE DERBY Rick Jo . . . Football . . . hack problems . . . Derhus . . . Tough guy . . . Baseball . . Green suede sneakers and blue suede shoes. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Football 1. 2; Scholarship Fund 4. 10 DEBORAH ANN DION Debbie Saxophone . Sturtly St. Bomber . . . hair in her fund . . . je suis vulgair . . . tringer finger . . . expert piano mover . . . You fool! Student Council 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Dramatic Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Earth Science Club 1. 2; Colorguard 2, 3; Baud 3, 4, Librarian 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Purple Key 4; Scholar- ship Fund 4. v„ MICHAEL J. DUNN Mike Boy Scouts . . . Uiiffle . . . sideburns . . . Whealon Col- lege . . . Bobby Fischer ' s ace pupil . . . Chefboyar- Dunn Football I; Scholarship Fund 4; Business Club 4. Y PALL F. DUDLEY Paul - Motorcycle Mama . . . occasionally usit the ichool Dungaree Jacket . Always with Date Trucks Scholarship r und 4. MARK EDML ' ND DUFRESNE Mark Needs a new suit coat ... If hat color is that Mark? . . . Dunkm ' Donuls . . . Portugee Detective Mumbles . . . Hey Deb. u anna mm e a piano? . . . You fool! Senior Pla Role 4: Yearbook 4; Pep Club I, 2; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Officer 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2, 4; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4. DONALD BRUCE EISNOR JR. Donald Witty remarks . . Always m the ban J room I W . . . Band room corruptor! Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Drama Club 4: Scholarship Fund 4. 1 1 THERESA ANNE FOGERTY Terrie Feslus or Randy? . . . Head Majorette . . . Jeremiah . . . I want to help, but nobody ever tells me. . . . C.Y.O. cheerleader . . . farmer ' s daughter ... a friend to all . . . big blue eyes. Class Officers, Secretary 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Dramatic Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Majorettes 1, 2, Captain 3, 4; Guidance Aide 3, 4; Purple Key 4; Student Leader 3; Business Club 4; Scholarship Fund 4. MICHAEL Al. FOSTER Robina . . . North Altleboro . . . Warren ' s. . . He ' s a jinx! . the forest phantom. Football I; Scholarship Fund 4. ' Mike JOSEPHINE FRASER Monica . . . the wnlotc . . hut lirenlii not! ' Jo SPEAK IP. Rick . leather . . . Dat e Manna!! . . . Sweetie. Drama Clul) 4; Earth Science Club 1, 2; Art Club 3, 4; Senior Class I ' l.iv Role V. Prom Com- mittee 3; Scholarship Fund 4. BRIAN JAMES GALLAGHER The Rock . . . good-looking . . . Blonde . . . Wareham. A.V. Aide 4; Baseball 2, 3; Track 4; Football 3, 4; Scholarship Fund 4. ' Brian ' IRENE M. GODFREY Irene Work Study . . . diet . . . quiet . . . shy . . . hard worker . . . Diane ' s friend . . . X-ray techni- cian. Business Club 4; Scholarship Fund 4. DANIEL GONSALVES Portug.ee basement at lunch time . . . Mr. Pino ' s pal . . . never been down to the offict quiet investigator. Chorus 1. 2; Scholarship Fund 4. ' Damn ' 13 DONNA G. GRAY Donna Maine weekends . . . sleeping in the flop-house . . . sto- ries . . . never skips?? . . . Easton . . . dungarees . . . I think it ' s gonna be one of those clays! ' ' . . . It s a Bullwinkle ' Spanish Clul) 3; Earth Science Club 1; Chorus 4; Pur- ple Ke 4; Business Club 4; Scholarship Fund 4. HERBERT LESTER HARNDEN Herb 69 Mach 1 . . . 100 lbs. of flour . . . bags at Femandes Warehouse . . . work study . . . racing cars . . . more meat trucks at the warehouse again. Senior Play Committee 4; Business Club, Treasurer 4; Scholarship Fund 4. RICHARD NEWELL HARNDEN Richard Mustang . . . racing . . . Mansfield Commo . . quiet . . . work study . . . outdoorsman. Scholarship Fund 4. LYNNE BETH HARRINGTON Lynne Kevin . . . Track . . . Daily press . . . likes boy scouts . . . lunaburger . . . Oct. 17 . . . Jack . . Explorer Post 74. Senior Play Role 4; Yearbook Editor 4; French Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Scholarship Fund 4; Band 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior National Honor Society 2; Track 3. 4; Art Club 2: Purple Key 4; Math Club 4; SEMRANHSC 4; Summer Science Program 3. HEIDEMARIE ELLEN HASSE Heide French tutor?? . . . Cher . . . Lonely Hearts Club . . . MSU . . . Debbie, get that kid! . . . Daily Press . . . that concert! Student Council 3; Sr. Play Committee 4; Yearbook Editor 4; French Club 1; Dramatic Club 4; Jr. National Honor Societ) 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, Vice- Pres. 4; Earth Science Club 1; Purple Key 4; Scholar- ship Fund 4. 14 BRUCE ARTHUR HICKS Bruce Just forget it! . . . Hey, goober! ... a different hat everyday . . . Slater Park . . . Hop-a long. Sr. Play Committee 4; Chorus 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. CHERYL JEAN HIPSON Cheryl Steve . . . Where ' s Heidi? . . . Bruins . . Oh, when the Norton hoys fall into line . . . J.S. Concert. Earth Science Club 1; Scholarship F und 4. JACQUELINE A. HORTON Jackie Colorguard . . . Everett . . . pinnnnnt h . . . red hair . . . friendly . . . always in the business room . . . don ' t forget your 1, 2, 3 ' s . . . Everett ' s picking me up! Chorus 1; Colorguard 4; Purple Key 4; Schol- arship Fund 4. DIANNE LEE JACKSON DENNIS HUNT Dennis Mustang . . . Red hair . . . farmer pants . . . sports. Football 1, 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Scholar- ship Fund 4. Dianne finally got Lynne ' s friend . . . Buttons . . . quiet her driver ' s permit . . . Dear Abby. Senior Play Committee 4; Pep Club 1; Office Aide 3; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Business Club 4. l.S BARRY STEPHEN JOHNSON Barry Honker ' s Green . . Fred is (lead . . . the fields of Reho- hoth Kant to play Ha Ha? . . . freaky V.W. Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Art Club 1. 2. 4; Ski Club 4; Purple Key 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Scholarship Fund 4. MARTIN JAMES JORDAN trucks fall ' Marty janitor N.F.D. . . . Karen . . . coke machine. Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Earth Science Club 1, 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2; Band 3, 4; Track Manager 1, 2; Cross Country Manager 1. 2. 3: Basketball Man- ager 1, 2; Business Club, Vice-Pres. 4; Scholarship Fund 4. STEVEN M. KENNY Stevt ' jock . . . Dan Gable . . . t uarti . . the mean green machine. 1. 2, 3. 4: Scholarship Fund 4. THOMAS SCOTT KINNEY Tom Hand Beginnings . trumpet twirler . . . basket- ball those trumpet duets H I Brillo. Student Counc il 4; Senior Play Role 4; Yearbook Manager k Drama Club 2; Earth Science Club 1, 2; Chorus 4: Band I. 2. 3, 4, Officer 3. 4; Basketball 4; Track 2. 3. I: Purple Ke I; Scholarship Fund I. MARY ELIZABETH KNIGHT cape B.C. Gang . . . the great e If ho let you out of your cage coffee break. Senior Pla) Committee 4; Yearbook Art Club 4: Pep Club 1; Chorus 1. Purple Kes k Scholarship Fund I. Man Digit . . . sh . . . 10:00 4; Drama Club 2: Office Aide 16 PAUL JOHN KULIBABA Big Kuli Trombone . . . Band Room . . . Track . . . What hap- pened to your diet Paul? . . . R.L . . . What ' s in your glove compartment? Band 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Earth Science Club 1, 2; Span- ish Club 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Fund 4. Coffee breaks . . . .B.C. gang LUANNE LaCOMBE . mark truck driver . . future nurse? Luanne Utile Janw Senior Play Committee 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Earth Science Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Scholarship Fund 4. TOO BUSY PHOTO Nol Available BRUCENE ANN LaGRECA Brucene Married . . . mommy . . . red hair . . . Jillo . . . Big Bruiser . . . Gypsy . . . Kristie. Earth Science Club 1; Office Aid 1. 2, 3; Jun- ior National Honor Society 1, 2; Scholarship Fund 4. ARNOLD B. LANE Arnold Dunkin Donuts . . . crazy car . . . four mailboxes one tree . . . mail order license . . . Amie. Scholarship Fund 4. DEBORAH ANN LAYTON Debbie Maniac Driver . . . pumpkin stealing . . . Money ' Money! Money! . . . Remember the ledge?? . . . Lighten- ing. Yearbook 4; Spanish Club 2. 3; Junior National Honor Society 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Earth Science Club 1, 2; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4. 17 DENISE KAREN LEVESQUE Denise Onward Lay ton . . . trunk rides to Boston . . . Comet . . . Grannie ' s parking lot!!! . . . New Jersey. Yearbook 4; Spanish Club 2; Earth Science Club 1; Chorus 1; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4. VICKI LEHR Germany THE Party Vicki Bathroom Grounded again! . . . Track . . . Rainbow Eyes floods . . . Art . . . Dutchboy painter. Senior Play Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; Art Club 1, 2, 4; Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4 Prom Committee 3; Scholarship Fund 4. DANA LEE MAHONEY ' Dana Ernie . . . Pool Shark . . . Moody Blues . . . C.Y.O. Basketball . . . (the best roller around). Senior Play Committee 4; Football 1; Scholarship Fund 4. JOYCE ANN LYNCH Joyce 1972 Lemon . . . Kilbum Glass . . . strawberries . . . cats . . . Wanna go fishing? . . . Bruce. Yearbook 4; French Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 2; Junior National Honor Society 1, 2; Earth Science Club 1, 2; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4. MICHAEL ANTHONY GERARD McCABE Jive A full 35 . . . Roxbury boy . . . Cross Country . . . card shark . . . The luck of the Irish . . . 2nd period breakfasts with Willie . . . Lucky number 14 . . . Jack. Student Council 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Earth Science Club 2; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, Captain J.V. 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Purple Key 4; Prom Committee 3; Scholarship Fund 4. 18 STEPIIAN I ' A 1. 1. M KAY ' Haw about n ride home? . . . Skippin ' out . . . nice mule Cilgo Station velvet tiet Senior Play Committee 4: Yearbook i; Track 1; Cross ( unlry 1: Scholar-hip Fund X. Ian I . WILLIAM JOSEPH M, KAY Bill Smile Mi Yelle . . . blur beanie . cameraman Mr. Kenni- Blur Bomber . ston ' s helper. Senior Play Committee 4; Ski Club 3; Pep Club 3; Audi., Visual Aide 3, 4; Office Aide 3. 4 Football 1: Cross Country 1; Scholarship Fund 4. Brian Leader Clas: JOAN PATRICIA McKII.I.OP Woolworth s eh with the puys Joan Sluitrnl . . smart . . . Always there . . Jukin ' with Mr. Roy. Offic er, Treasurer 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Dramatic Club V. National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior National Honor Society 2: Earth Science- Club 1: Pep Club i. I Purple Key 4; Student Leader 4; Softball 3; Intramurals J, 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3; Scholar- ship Fund 4. PASQUALE ANTONIO MONTESANTI trumpet . . . Pinto . . . Mr. Bartek ' s pal . . . Math Club Pat Eu irka ' . Wasp . . . Rockland . . . Littl e Elmer. Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Dramatic Club 4: Ski Club 4; Tennis 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Math Club 4. JAN1S ELAINE MOREAl Janis tn tpinfi «• ) • in the hall Lancers . Pretty eyes . . . Office Practice . . . Miss Salois ' Pest . . . . Terry Peanut butter, marshmallow. anil mustard sandwiches. Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Ski Club 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4: Majorettes 3. L Purple Kc 4; Business Club 4; Scholarship Fund 1. 19 CHARLES EDWARD MUELLER Charlie Denise The Rock . . Always a good boy . . . wiffle!!! . . .. I lost my license again! . Noan ' s other man . . . suave. Senior Pla Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Dramatic Club 1. 2; Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2. 3: Scholarship Fund 4; Business Club 4. STEVEN KENNETH MORSE Steve never missed a day of school . . . that try again Pinkie . . . nice clothes . . . Barracuda ?! ! ? tree. Senior Play Committee 4; Dramatic Club 1; Earth Science Club 1; Scholarship Fund 4 Crash CATHERINE CECELIA MULCAHY The Great Escape . . Don ' t touch my Knees!! Katy Junior Class Car B.C. Gang Wash. Class Officer. Secretary 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Dramatic Club 4; Earth Sci- ence Club 1, 2. President 2; Chorus 4; Library Aide 1, 2; Guidance Aide 3; Purple Key 4; Track 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Business Club 4. DEAN EVERETT NOWLAND . National Honor Society window midget Dean trumpet Deano . . . French horn . . . Band . fantastic . . . Winnie the Pooh. Junior National Honor Society 1, 2; National Honor Society 3. 4. President 4; Earth Science Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Summer Science 2. 3; Scholarship Fund 4. CHARLES HENRY PERRY (good pair of hands) Festus new cars . . . Ventura Teme . Track bus terror . . . Pole Vault . . . . Sir Studley . . to shave or not to shave? Senior Pla Committee 4; Library Aide 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. 2, 3, 4. Captain 3. 4; Football 1. 2, 3. 4. Captain 3. 4; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4. 20 I . OK K A INK FAITH PERKY Lorraine Quiet . . . Joan ' s friend . , . Studies hard . Buml . . . I ju l kru u I ' m gonn i flunk this test! Senior Play Committee 4; Spanish Club 3; Frenrh Club 4; Dramatic Club 4; Junior National Honor Society 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Prom Omirrullei- 3: Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Earth Science Club L, 2. DEBORAH JEAN PICKERING Debbie The road not the sidewalk Deb. ' ! . . . Trips to Boston . . . Hey Heidi catch that kid! . Jeff . . Cheering . . . cough drops. Yearbook 4; Spanish Club 3; Dramatic Club 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Library Aide 1; Guidance Aide 1; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 2; Earth Science Club 1, 2: Purple Key 4; Scholarship 4. JERALYN DONNA PIKE engaged . . . Canter . . . blondes have more fun? Jerf antifreeze . . Phil . . June 2nd motorcycle races. Scholarship Fund 4; Yearbook 4; Ski Club 4; Office Aide 4; Purple Key 4; Business Club 4 JOAN LYNNE PROSKY Joan Car trouble . . . cat burglar . . . October 17th . . . Strawberry fields forever . . . Burger Chef fence . . . J.S. concert. Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; French Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 2, 4; Junior National Honor Society 1, 2; Earth Science Club 1, 2; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Math Club 4. MICHAEL WILLIAM RF.ARDON PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Mike Friday the 13th . . . Dunkin Donuls Scholarship Fund 4. Skipping out newcomer. 21 DAVID RICHMOND Mustang . . . Sever late for homeroom . . . . . . skipping out. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Scholarship Fund 4 Dave Dudley ' s pal JAMES MICHAEL RIBEIRO Jim Kiver . . . jock or freak . . . Quiet . . . guitars . . . Shamrock. Earth Science Club 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Scholarship Fund 4. JAMES ALFRED ROBITAILLE Jimr Roba . . . jock or freak? . . . Lonsdale . talks with Stei ' e . . . dead goal . . . Harvey Margaret . . . Julie. Student Council 2. 4; Senior Play Commi 4; Football 4; Scholarship Fund 4. i MH II EL JOSEPH ROBITAILLE Mike Mary . . ■ Slater Park . . . Robey ■ ■ ■ Gone Straight . . . twinny . . . Moody Blues. Student Council 1; Senior Play Committee 4; Football 1; Scholarship Fund 4: Track manager 1. MICHAEL JOHN RODERICK Mike Crash . . . watch the body . . . Joey ' s friend . . . (x- track fish) . . . ya sure! Basketball 1; Track 2. 3: Scholarship Fund 4. 22 KAREN ANNE SCHLEICHER Karen Dental Assistant . . . Beware of crazy driver . . . cheer ing . . . Miss Kiernan ' s helper . . . blue eyes anil blonde . . . nursing. Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Junior National Honor Society 1, 2; Earth Science Club 1; Band 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. Captain 4; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Student Leader 3; Scholarship Fund 4. RICHARD SEBETES Grey Pontiac . . . Janet . . . Nomad . Grace hoy . . . airport adventures. Scholarship Fund 4. KAREN LOUISE SCOTT Karen El Marka . . . Fernander . . . cheering . . . Juu ilim ' t stand there, let ' s tin something! Band minus one bumper on East Hodge St. . . . Mark Class Officer, Treasurer 1. 4: Secretary 2: Senior Plav Committee 4; Yearbook 4: Dramatic Club 4; Earth Sci- ence Club 1; Pep Club 1. 2, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 2, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2. 3. 4. Captain 4: Purple Key 4; Student Leader 1. 2. 3: Softball 3: Prom Committee 3; Scholarship Fund 4; Junior National Honor Societ) 1. 2: National Honor Society 3, 4. So r. tary 4. KATHLEEN MARIE SCOTT Kathy Scott ie . . . ecery body ' s friend . . . cheering . . . Band . . . troubles with the van again . . . Always smiling. Class Officer. Vice Pres. 1, 4; Student Council 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Play Committee 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Junior National Honor Society 1. 2: National Honor Societ 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Earth Science Club 1; Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Sec.-Treas. 2. 3; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4. Captain 4; Softball 3: Prom Committee 3; Student Leader 1. 2. 3: Pur- ple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4. Richard ' Honda . . DEBR ANN SEM S Debbie Ricky Erie Big Brown Eyes The Baw mail Gang . excursion trips from Recreation. Majorettes 1. 2. 3: Scholarship Fund 4. 23 MICHAEL JOHN SERODE Mike Joe Namalh . . . only the nose knows . . . Marie ' s place . . . Mouth . . . Where ' s my Adam ' s apple? Senior Play Committee 4; Spanish Club 1; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Scholars hip Fund 4. SUSAN SHAW Sue English Leather . . . Chuck . . . Baby blanket . . . good voice . . . dreamer . . . Dennis . . . good dancer. Senior Play Committee 4; Dramatic Club 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Business Club 4. LIZBETH ANN SIGMAN Liz Mike . . . married . . . Those arguments with Mr. Klin . . . she comes just for English . . . pink or blue. Student Council 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3; Span- ish Club 3; Dramatic Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Ski Club 2; Art Club 1; Colorguard 2; Scholarship Fund 4. CHRISTINA ELIN MARIE SJOSTRAND Christine Exchange student . . . Where ' s my dictionary? . . . Andy ' s friend . . . bike rider . . . Let ' s talk Swedish! Scholarship Fund 4. CARYN ELIZABETH SMITH Caryn Smitz . . . Frustrations in typing . . . English Leather . . . Terrie ' s twin sister! . . . Great Dancer . . . George . . . Boston . . . Pepper. Student Leader 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Scholarship Fund 4. 24 JEFFREY DONALD SMITH Jeff . . Augustus Greys one . . . The Femandes crazy driver . . . You ' re making Joan It ' s fun to share! . . . Sextimus. Senior Play Role 4; Dramatic Club 1; Earth Science Cluli 1, 2; Jr. National Honor Society 1, 2; Purple Key 4; Golf Team 1, 2. 4; Scholarship Fund 4. Mushroom Bagger . . mad! . . LEESA ANN THOMAE Leesa Steven . . . . Germans Track . . I make all of his clothes! . animal lover . . . colorguard . . . Roger . . . Dutchboy painter. Student Council 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Dra malic Club k Chorus 4; Colorguard 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4 Student Leader 4; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4. JOAN M. SOL ' ZA Never sits Ml . Mr. RusUi . . . first period IrTL library Joan v and Karen ' s friend. Senior Play Committee 4: Yearbook t: Pep r | u b 1. Majorettes 4: [ntramurab .3; Pro,,, Committee 3; Purple Key 4: Scholarship Fund 4. The Polo . . . Tex talker . . . tall. Scholarship Fund I RICHARD J. TEIXEIRA Richard . electronics . . . fast RICHARD V. THOM S Rick Ana ' s Place . The Rock . . . doesn ' t believe in stop signs. . Mars. . . I think Tm stuck! Swccmj Senior Pla Committee L Spanish Club 3: Business Club 4: Scholarship Fund I. 25 VICKI LYNNE TRIPP Vicki Wacky . . . quick hands . . . John . . . Faithful Alice . . . one of the guys . . . Viclrolla. Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; French Club 1; Ski Club 2, 3; Guidance Aide 2; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4. JAMES VARNUM TURNER Jim Telephone poles . . . Frates boy . . . J.T. . . . Mustang . . . Why do you call us by our last names. Mr. Reade? ' Ski Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Scholarship Fund 4. FRANCES WILLIAM VIERKANT Billy Giget . . . beautiful red hair . . . doesn ' t know what he ' s talking about!!! . . . Mary . . . Norton Trailer Sales . . . Beercan. Football 1; Scholarship Fund 4. LUANNE E. WAITE Luanne Bob . . . Lancers . . . tall . . . smart . . . Jan is . . . friendly . . . Jeri . . . first period in the library . . . engaged . . . Strawberry Hill forever. Senior Play Committee 4; Dramatic Club 2; Ski Club 3; Track 3; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4. STANLEY JOSEPH WALASAVAGE Stan Stanley-Manly . . . Dale . . . nice body . . . swinger . . . hockey. Earth Science Club l ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Fund 4. ROBERT A. WARCHAL Bob Skipping out . . . second floor basement at lunchtime . . . quiet . . . 63 Galaxie . . . Winnecurtnet . . . Karen . . . Scholarship Fund 4. DOUGLAS GERALD WILLIAMSON Doug Tlw villain . . . (Jiffy . Dauntless . . . loves music . . . the actor . . . gui- tarist. Senior Play Mule 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Dramatic Club 2; Guidance Aide 3; Scholarship Fund 1. KLVIN LEE WILLIS Kevin Little Willie Snipper beavei trap . . . karate . . . 5 ' 2 and still going strong • breakfast second period CC man. Senior Play Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Fund 4: ( Iross Country 1 . 2, 3, 4. NANCY CHRISTINE WOODBURY Nancy English Leather . . . Where ' s Sue ' - ' . . . Where ' s CarynT . . . Jim. Chorus 3. 4; Scholarship Fund 4. MARY PATRICIA YARUSITES Mary Mike . . . Millie . . . Slater Park . . . horses . . . trumpet . . . Brentwood . . . Moody Blues. Student Council 1, 3, 4. Secretary 4: Senior Play Role 4; Jr. National Honor Society 1; Earth Science Club 1: Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4. ANDREA JEANNE YELLE Andy Uncle Henri . . . Fouler . . . Yes, Mr. Greystone. Sir . . . Wheaton College . . . McGoiern. Student Council 4; Yearbook Editor 4; French Club L; Dramatic Club 4: Jr. National Honor Society 1, 2: Sr. National Honor Society 3, 4: Earth Science Club I; Scholarship Fund 4. LOUISE YOUNG Weasie Rob . . . Black Beauty . . . Attlebum ... B.C. Gang ... got caught ' ' ' . . . green corvette Yearbook 4; Student Council 1; Span ish Club I; Pep Club 3. 4: Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Colorguard 2: Majorettes 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Purple Kc L Business Club 4; Scholarship Fund 4. 27 SENIOR CLASS WILL Debbie Alves: to the Cafeteria Staff — 1 ton of cooked rice; to Dean Nowland — season Bruins ' tickets; to Jim Robitaille — Be my valentine?? ; to Scott Briggs — Henry Cardoza 22. Nancy Barboza: to Mike Roderick — my diary; to Debbie Semas — the pictures I ' ve drawn; to Denise Fillion — my stuffed animals; to my mother and father — all my money. Jim Barney: to Mr. Yelle — one tanktop and a razor; to the Jocks — 1 peanut shell and a bandaid; to the Yippies — 1 free ticket to the Bronx Zoo; to Howey Kelly — Steve Bennett. Jackie Bartley: to Lynne — my Tunaburger recipe; to Jive — purple dye remover; to Dudy — a birthday kiss; to Chopper — Raquel Welch dressed in prom flowers. Sheila Bassett: to Andy Yelle — my squeaky voice; to Miss Berberian — my gym sneakers. Ronnie Brown: to Mr. Gorman — my sneakers; to Mr. Kelly — my gym shorts; to Mr. Koss — my cigarettes; to Mr. Yelle — my lunch ticket; to Miss Rapoza — my mini bike. Baiba Busmanis: to Alma Best — 1 sweaty sweat sock; to Bonnie Cronin — a Latvian-English Book of Translation; to Mark Dufresne — a free class with a speech therapist. Kathy Carroll: to Miss Rapoza — my accounting practice set, with all the debits on the credit side; to Mrs. Young — a thermometer that always reads 103 degrees. Jim Charette: to Craig Bramwell — next year ' s 5,000 shots on net; to Mr. Gaides — a new lead singer on the track bus. Bruce Church: to Mrs. Honey — an 8 x 10 glossy of Sigmund Freud; to Miss Kiernan — permission for a show tour with George Burns; to Mr. Kenniston — one roll of masking tape. Brian Coughlin: to Miss Berberian — a centerfold of Rene DeCartes; Mother Rapoza — memories; to Mr. Pino — a portable fire extinguisher; Mr. Roy — 2 joke books. Lynne Coulsey: to Mr. Ferrara — a bottle of No-Doze for his class; Mrs. Robbins — a Winnie the Pooh game; Mr. Gaides — a muzzle; Mrs. Rounds — 10,000 spools of thread. Bonnie Cronin: to Baiba — page 28 of The Godfather; Debbie Layton — a Jethro bowl of cereal; Miss Markarian — a pair of frickers ; Mr. Klin — a happy little moron. David Danko: to Debbie Semas — her own private telephone; to Mr. H. Kelly — throat lozenges and some Grecian Formula 16; Mr. Reade — a room full of golf balls; to NHS — I LEAVE. Karen DeNicola: to Sheila Bassett — one pair of new white ankle socks; to Mrs. Robbins — my blessings. Debbie Dion: to Mr. Solmonese — six more Dions; to Custodians — Joe, Jim, Dan — some work to keep them busy all day; Mrs. Honey — something that makes sense; Mr. Gaides — a zillion peppermint lifesavers. Paul F. Dudley: to Mr. Yelle — my Dungaree vest. Mark Dufresne: to Miss Kiernan — one hostess cupcake; Bonnie Cronin — one dead bush; Mr. Klin — one Portagoose; Baiba — a car that runs; Bonnie Briggs — Fernandes parking signs. Michael Dunn: to Miss Kiernan — my permission to get her own coffee and donuts and free induction to Teachers ' Hall of Fame ; Miss Rapoza — a date with Harmon IV. Donald Eisnor: to Mr. Kirby — a Riccotes ' special; Mrs. Waier — George McGovern ' s inauguration speech; Debbie Dion — a lifesize picture of Tommy Kinney. Dianna Eppich: to Mrs. Maher and Mrs. Melanson — 100 used library permits; Joan McKillop — one package of M M ' s; Mrs. Godin — one Dip and Sip jelly donut. Jay Fernandes: to Mr. Reade — The Communist Manefesto by Karl Marx; Mr. Kelley — 8 C ' s; Miss Kiernan — bottle of contact solution; Mrs. Waier — a one-way ticket to Red China. Brian Gallagher: to Mary Marchese — a road map of the neighborhood; Mr. Pino — our leftover rations from 2nd period; Jackie Bartley — a box of elastics and a jar of mayonnaise. Irene Godfrey: to Mrs. Robbins — a new Winnie the Pooh; Mrs. Rounds — a booby prize pie; Miss Rapoza — the broken-down calculators; Mr. Precourt — a one-way ticket to PUERTO RICO. Donna Gray: to Warren Clark — one tank of gas and a set of tires; I leave S.S. to J.M. — with regrets??; to Miss Rapoza — all my mistakes; Caryn Smith — one cold shower. Herbert Harnden: to Miss Rapoza — my used practice set; to Jackie Horton — keys to my car; to Rick — all my pictures; to Martin — a miniature firetruck; to any Junior — my place in the senior class. Richard Harnden: to Roy — the girls at South Common in Mansfield; to anyone who gets it — my parking place; to any unlucky person — my locker. Lynne Harrington: to Jackie Bartley — her own bed in my room; Mr. Gaides — a gallon of banana ice cream; Mr. Fred Bartek — a lost Attleboro High ring; Mike McCabe — a quart of milk. Bruce Hicks: to Jim Barney — a box of dixie cups and a box of bandaids; to Lee Burchill — all the help I can give. Cheryl Hipson: to Mr. Dery — a bowl of M M ' s; to Lee — A little help from his friends ; Heidi — good times, good friends, my love; Steve — a promise for the future. Heidi Hasse: to Cher — ticket to a J.S. concert and my love; to Bram — new tires; to Scott B. — ticket to Cal.; to Jack — a day without worries; to GBK — from Jack and I, a date with H. Kissinger. Jackie Horton: to Michael Serode — key to the girls ' basement; Kevin Beatty — my disposition — throw yours out; Jackie Bartley — the tassels on my colorguard boots. Dianne Jackson: to Mrs. Rounds — a bushel of sour apples; Miss Rapoza — all the bulletin work; Mrs. Waier — all the Newsweek magazines. Martin Jordan: to Mr. Solmonese — the opening school speech; Miss Rapoza — one ream of paper; Mrs. Young — one First Aid kit; the following graduating classes — nothing. 28 Stephen Kenney: to Mr. Fred Kelley — all the homework paper I never used; Mr. Dery — an empty wallet; Mrs. Mahei i ' ,r;in.l Funl record Tom Kinney: to RBK and Miss Markarian — my prohlems; to Mrs. Boucher Mareh 1st, a great day; Miss Mulrennen 1973 NHS gOSMp diary; Tom Araujo — my dancing shoes. Debbie Layton; to Debbie Dion — one fly on her sandwich; Mr. Preeourt — a phantom writer; Denise Levesqut I ife driv I Vicki Lehr: to Debbie Pickering — a street with no sidewalks; David Danko — one eontaet lens; Leesa and I leave to Mr. Kirle, a Mr- Honey — a wig; to Mr. Beausoleil — a si t of Bow Ties. Denise Levesque: to Dehhie Layton — one free tow eharge; Tommy Kinney — a harem of blondes; to Katy Muleahy a roll of Viva. Dana Mahoney: to Steve Kenney — a toy ear; to Dehhie Alves — a pair of stilts; to Nancy Semas — one case of beauty creme; Mr. Der) a razor hlade; the Rohitailles — a set of name tags. Mike McCahe: to Mr. Yelle — a tape recording of the track songs; Lynne Harrington — a free taxi service; Mr. Gaides — 2 Jim H Prefontaines and a Rod Milburn. Joan McKillop: to Sheila Bassett — 1 pair of rubber socks; to Mr. Roy, Mr. Mongeon — my red face; my brother Bob — Miss Kiemam i- idvisoi (Good luck!). Pat Montesanti: to Mr. Roy — one peanut butter, jelly and banana sandwich; to Mr. Mongeon — all my sick jokes; to Mr. Fred Barli k m uriiqu - tennis ability. Janis Moreau: to Luanne — 500 partridges all wiped; to Jeri Pike — a bottle of anti-freeze; Jeri and I leave to Mr. Roy a vacuum leaner for his crummy bed. Charles Mueller: to Mr. Solmonese — my book of 10,000 excuses; to my sister, Linda — my reputation; to Miss Rapoza — Head and Shoulder-: to Mrs. Robbins — my only A out of 4 years with her. Katy Muleahy: to my father — all my love and my mother; Miss Kiernan — a big hug and kiss from the Sr. Class; Jay Fernandes — a First National Store; Debbie Dion — 1 week of work off. Dean Nowland: to Mr. Kirby — 1,637 tickets to the Viennese Opera; Andy Yelle — McGovern poster made of re-cycled paper; Mr. F. Kelley — a new dictionary. Chuck Perry: to Mr. Gorman — peace of mind; to Mr. Gaides — my track songs; to Miss Rapoza — Terrie Fogarty; to Jim Barney — My Head ; to Dave Richmond — a new car. Lorraine Perry: to the faculty — an identification guide to tell who my sister isn ' t; to Mr. Preeourt — a plan book for Spanish 4; Mrs. Russell — my sister and 19th century French vowels. Debbie Pickering: to the cheering squad — a tube of Ben Gay and a pack of throat lozenges; to future purple keys — Sean Aughtry; to Mrs. Gorman — peppermint lifesavers. Jeralyn Pike: to Luanne Waite — a car window fog cloth; to Janis Moreau — a picture of Terry O ' Reilly. Michael Robitaille: to each member of the senior class — a doll of Mr. Koss to carry with him at all times; to my brother — my half of our pool table; to Mary Yarusites — Batman. Karen Schleicher: to Jimmy Barney — Joe Namath ' s body; Miss Kiernan — next year ' s attendance cards; to my sister — my saddlebags; to the Cheering Squad — a pulled hamstring muscle. Kathy Scott: to Vicki — my wooden hairbrush; to Joey — my cheering uniform and my scream; to Mrs. Gorman — Lasagna and all our cheering problems; to Miss K. — a portable coffee machine. Karen Scott: to Mark Sigman — a map of Norton; to Miss Kiernan — 1 chocolate-covered baby: to Mr. Kirby — 50 t for your babysitting services; Mrs. Gorman — our many enthusiastic practices. Debi Semas: to Loretta — cake decorations; to Debbie Pickering — blinkers for her car; to Debbie — a 3-year supply of coughdrops; to Louise — Ricky; to Nancy — my intelligence. Michael Serode: to some Junior — my broken locker; to Mrs. Zwicker — all my old English. Susan Shaw: to Caryn Smith — my stuffed toy, Dennis; Nancy Woodbury — a Copper Show invitation; Mike Serode — a tank of gas and operators manual for car; S .M. — my little white address book. Caryn Smith: to my twin sister, Terrie — a can of black body paint; to Michael — my old joke book; to Susan — my ex-boyfriend, Frank. Jeff Smith: to Mrs. Russell — one dozen unread French novels and an entire class of lazy students ; to Joan Sousa — 5 all expense-paid trips to West Palm Beach. Joan Souza: to Mr. Dery — all my problems; to Mrs. Honey — a sign that says, I ' m sorry, but. ; to Mr. Gaides — a muzzle; to Debbie Potvin — an ugly duckling. Rick Thomas: to Warren Clark — a new pair of P.F. Flyers; Mr. Pino — a bottle of turtle wax; Mr. Yelle — I leave. Vicki Tripp: to Mrs. Honey — a trim comb; to Mrs. Boucher — a florescent rank book; lo Mrs. Sammer — a Scrabble game; to Mr. Ferrara — a bottle of Nice ' n Easy. Stan Walasavage: to Mr. Bartek — a pair of elevator shoes. Kevin Willis: to John Geary — Permanent 2nd period breakfast pass; to Mike McCabe — Free towing rates after midnight. Nancy Woodbury: to Susan Shaw — Bill, pete, Timmy; to Caryn Smith — Jerimie; to Michael Serode — a bottle of Southern Comfort; to Mr. Preeourt — one less noisemaker in study hall. Mary Yarusites: lo the Band — a picture of Al Hirt, wearing a dress; to Michael — an alarm clock set at one; to my mother — a long-stemmed rose: Tom — a line with an arrow at both ends. Louise Young: to Miss Kiernan — a Monkey Calendar for one whole year; to Lee Burchill — a hug and kisses when he gets out of the hospital; Dotti Murch — 1 carton of cigarettes. Luanne Waite: lo Janice — twenty cents and a coffee roll; to Mrs. Rounds — all the pies she can eat; lo Joan Souza — a free trip lo F lorida; to Mr. Dery — one gray donkey. 29 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES FRIENDLIEST: Paul Kulibaba and Kathy Scott. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Terrie Fogerty and Brian Coughlin. MOST ATHLETIC: Sheila Bassett and Chuck Perry. MOST TALKATIVE: Katy Mulrahy and Mike Serode ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Maurice J. Splaine, Jr ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL Mr. Henri A. Y« Mr. Joseph So 32 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT L. to R., Front Row: Mrs. Janice Backlund. Mrs. Dolores Robbins, Mrs. Lucille Zwicker, Miss Jane Clancy. Back Row: Mr. Philip Gorman, Miss Mary Mulrennan, Miss Grace B. Kiernan (Department Head), Mr. Peter Klin. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT L. to R., Miss Ruth Anderson, Mrs. Muriel McCrystal, Mrs. Lorna Russell, Mr. Walter Precourt, Mr. Robert Maher (Department Head). MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT L. to R., Fronl Row: Mrs. Edna Phillips, Miss Diana Berherian, Mrs. Eileen Carreiro, Mrs. Karen Boucher. Back Row: Mr. Frederick Kelle) (Department (huh. Mr. Troy Hardy, Mr. Arthur Jaekman. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT L. to R.: Mr. Peter Holster, Mr. Carmen Reade, Mrs. Diane Martin. Mrs. Diane Scully. Mrs. Patric ia Boyle, Mrs. NariC) Hughes, Mr. Charles Gaides (Department Head). 35 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT L. to R., Mr. Paul Hassie, Miss Linda Solois, Miss Evelyn Rapoza, Cloutier, Mrs. Louise D ' Onofrio, Mr. Robert Kelly (Department Head). PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT L. to R.: Mr. Daniel Roy, Mr. Richard Pino (Department Head), Mrs. Virginia Reilly, Mrs. Geneva Rounds, Mr. Paul Mongeon. 36 HEALTH DEPARTMENT SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. John Keiser Mr. Albert Wagner INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION READING DEPARTMENT Mr. William Ferrara L- to R- Mrs. Judith Bergs trom, Mrs. Muriel Sunnier, and Miss Marie Rapon Supervisor of the Reading Dept. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Richard Kirh . Band Director; Miss Nadine Markarian. Chorus and Music. ART DEPARTMENT INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA DEPARTMENT AW Mr. John Bcausolci Mr. Arnold Kenniston 38 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT L. to R., Sitting: Miss Delvina Perreault, Mrs. Barbara Waier, Mrs. Katherine Honey. Standing: Mr. Joseph Dery, Mr. Ralph Rubin. Mr. Albert Nuttall, Mr. Fred Bartek (department head). PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Phillip Norton (department head). Mrs. Pamela Codin. 39 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT L. lo R., Mr. Peter Bartek, Mrs. Elizabeth Vandemoer, Guidance Director; Mr. James Shyne. NURSES LIBRARIAN L. to R., Mrs. Jacqueline Young and Mrs. Jeanne Sabourin. Mrs. Veronica Maber L. to R., Seated: Joe Ramos, Carl Davis, Gordon Barr, Jim Sylvia, Donald Butts. Standing: Jim Neveau, Supervisor. CAFETERIA STAFF L. to R.: Viola Araujo, Ann Vogt, Anna Sylvia, Lynn Jewett, Catherine Kenny, Louise Fiske, Helen LeMaire. Violet F.isnor. Mars Kullas, Slnrlt BriggS, Kathryn Fiske. 41 OFFICERS. L. to R.: Lisa Harrison. Secretary; Julie Gardner. Vice President: Sherry Hebert. President; Denise Lyons, Treasurer. L. to R., Bottom Row. Seated: C. Shaw. A. Hyland, S. Pipatti, R. McKillop, J. Gardner. M. Lane, D. Reade, and D. Roberge. Row 2: G. Rivard, C. Gallagher, T. Morrison. K. Miller. M. J. Laroque, S. Kalacznik, J. Czerwonka, P. Jussaume, and H. Landis. Row 3: J. Valequett. S. Gilderslecve, M. Kenniston. B. Perry, R. O ' Berg, R. Leathers. M. Schleicher, D. Lay ton. L. Hanley, W. Gouveia. M. Kay. L. Morrison, and I). Lyons. Extreme ' Pop Right: L. Dion and W. O ' Berg. 42 L. to R.. Standing: C. Benaski, S. Bramwell, M. Lacroix, D. Gallagher, R. Breed, L. Eisnor, J. Kirby. Kneeli D. Bonser, R. Rocha, T. Araujo. D. DeCosta, J. Da nuo. Sitting: C. Carroll, S. Peterson, A. Sharpies, D. Morrisscy. L. In R.. Standing: C. Weeks, P. Jollev, D. Zumalt, J. Lincoln. T. Marvel, R. Leathers. P. Gruhn. Kneeling: D. Warehal. I nderson, C. Plausse, f Emerson, P. Lundell. Sitting: H. Brown, K. Allard. C. Babcock, B. Sigman. M. Silva. F. Walasavage. 43 L. to R., Row 1: C. Larson, M. Shaw, K. Comerford, C. Howe, P. Hebert, L. Roy, K. Lola, E. Silva, S. Priddy. Row 2: M. Marchese, L. Cottrell, S. Jacobs Spencer, M. Soester, K. Raymond, B. Bliss. Row 3: D. Potvin, J. Blanchard, J. Horton, D. Murch, L. Couturier, G. Strang, J. Hockenberry, L. Harrison Weeks, C. Zachorne, M. Thibeault, B. Signorelli, J. McPherson. CLASS OF 1975 L. to R.: Tracy Best, Secretary; Steven Bennett, Vice President; Laurie Cottrell, Treasurer; Frances Gallagher, President. L. to R., Row 1: D. Hunt, K. Marchant, B. Smith, D. Eisnor, P. Ondis, K. Marchant. Row 2: D. Dion, D. Coccia, K. Dunn. M. Wait.-. 1 Keislillg. Row 3: L Marshall, M. O ' C onnell, N. Fitton, L. Dean, M. Johnson, S. Moreau, R. Roy. 45 L. to R, Top Row: K. Metzger, J. O ' Malley, I. Reks, K. Doherty, D. Goold, D. Huntress, L. Soldani, L. Cope, P. Serode. 2nd Row, Standing: S. Drozds, M. Crowe, B. Lesperance, D. Scott, D. Roberge, A. Bliss, C. Brazier, K. Carr. 3rd Row, Kneeling: J. Hunt, P. MarLean, W. Sutton, S. Balsar, K. Glossup, S. Breed. Bottom Row, Sitting: I. Moscuzza. L. to R.. Top Row: W. Lander, R. Winsor. E. Potvin, G. Allard. J. Geary, A. Thurston, F. Ritz, J. Gildersleeve. 2nd Row: K. Harrington, T. Godfrey. A. Thatcher. K. LaCombe, K. Crogan, C. Nichols, R. Barney, R. Masse. 3rd Row: D. Janelle, J. Fernandes, D. Gnecco, J. Ketz, D. McKenna, K. Mcnton. Bottom Row: N. Pedro, K. MedeirOS, C. Bennett. D. Zachornc. L. to R., Bottom Row: R. Couturier, M. Moscuzza, C. Rounds, R. White, N. Crowell, S. Thomae, L. Pickering, L. McCabe, B. Allendar. Row 2: K. Morse, R. Masse, R. Perry, T. Leary, E. Mureh, C. Paiva, L. Falke, D. Anderson, L. Johnson. Row 3: E. Guertin, P. Reilly, M. Watson. R. Lint ks, D. Rostron, W. Beattie, R. Oler, W. MePherson, D. Bonenfant. L. to R.. Top Row: N. MrCorkle, N. Frazier, J. Lundell, P. Ohlson. M. Fernandes. B. Stafford, S. Bennett, A. Crane. R Hicks. 2nd Row: D Ramsey, R. Goulet, L. Cottrell, B. Melito, E. Minke. C. Richmond, B. Larson, S. Johnson. 3rd Row: J. Adams, M. Sutherland. N. Somas. D. Reed, L. Silver, J. Bramwell, R. Derby. Bottom Row: R. Limpus, E. Breault. S. Briggs. 47 o Row 1, Sitting: T. Falke, K. Kincaid, D. Gefis, D. Broyles, F. Watson, P. Dion, J. Fernandes, and R. Miller. Row 2, Kneeling: Spencer, L. Kirby, T. Morris, M. Mason, C. Rorha, R. Mors,-, D. Bishop. Row 3. Standing: B. L. Alberto, V. Shaw, E. Godfrey, Cheetham, D. Avillar, J. Anderson, and D. Balkcom. 48 L. to R., Standing: R. Enos, M. Lincks, G. Marvel, T. Dattolie, R. Laliberte, S. Milot. Kneeling: D. Keisling, L. Glover, M. Fisher, B. Barboza, [). Carter, K. Hadley, B. Graney, K. Killion. Sitting: M. J. Dion, D. Nowland, J. Burehill, B. Monty, M. Poirier, D. Titus. L. to R., Standing: M. Enright, B. Dadmun. D. Titus, L. Zumalt, G. Bhinsden. W. Lander. Kneeling: L. Johnson. ¥.. Brown. ( ' Perry, I Bouchard, D. DeCosta, G. Cruff. Sitting: B. Fisher, S. Stewart, S. Raulino. I. Teixeira, R. Goulet, W. Winsor. 4 ? L. to R., Standing: S. McCormick, M. Fisher, E. Eppich, D. Marchese, D. Smith, M. McBride, D. Saulesleja, S. Moreau. Kneeling: S. Fortin, J. Mostoza, V. McKillop, T. Baker, A. Reks, D. Poskitt, D. Withers, K. Etter. Sitting: V. White, D. White, E. Joppich, M. Arena, N. Miller, M. Haskins, S. Peck, P. Hunt. L. to R., Top Row: W. Richmond, R. Audette, G. Wagner, F. Adams, R. Lombard, G. Davis, S. Horton, R. Ordway, D. Curlop. Standing: J. Milot, M. Russell, G. Bramwell, J. Gnecco, D. Swiniminer, F. Gariepy, M. Moury, J. Coyle. Kneeling: W. Dwyer, J. Eisnor. J. Low. R. Sigman, A. Lane, J. Morrison, G. Smith. Silling: W. LaVallcy. B. Fitzgerald, J. Stevens. L. to R., Row 1: B. Grieve. D. Young, L. Gallagher, L. Ribeiro, C. Foster. D. White. Row 2: B. Keene, J. Brady, J. Levesque, M Nil hols, P. Ondis, R. Hebert, l Schneider. Row 3: L. Lavoie, M. Higgins, R. Beland, L. Falke, D. Blanchard, R. Simmons, J. Woodbury, G. Jurgilewicz, F. Wwin. CLASS OF 1977 L. to R„ Row 1: J. Miller, [. Smart, D. Stanley. C. McDermott, L, Vierkant. K. Guillemette, J. Smith. S. Smith. D. Goulet. Row 2: V. Guertin, l Dtnue, C Thatcher. J. Provencal, G. Ramsey, T. Lavoie, D. Markley. J. Marshall, L. Pedini, C. Carvalho. Row 3: W. Miller. I). Mack. S. Marshall. J Li ar . 0 O Conneil, S. Brown, J. Blanchard, A. Busmanis, R. Plausse, D. Morrison. M. Hanscom. 51 L. to R., Standing: R. Ross, C. Godsoe, J. Grady, G. Leroux, P. Gildersleeve. Kneeling: P. Crogan, S. James, B. Smith, J. Brown, J. Orfav. Sitting: A. Therrien, T. Oler, W. King, P. Lima, M. Sutton. L. to R., Standing: M. Damarell. J. Lacombe, D. Fogerty, E. Young, G. Frazicr, W. Harnden, M. Soldani. Kneeling: K. Keisling, W. Medas, S. Barboza, I) Welch, T. Bombadier, M. Williams, R. Serode. Sitting: N. Coccia, M. Galloway, K. Dunn, M. Moury. S. Harrington. 52 L. to R., Top Row: D. Belaud, D. Bishop, K. Jordan. M. Merrill, B. Gallagher, P. Harnden. L. Plante, S. Lange. K. Jacobs, R. Adams. R. Bcland. Middle Row: R. Morales, B. Coleman, K. Hebert, E. Stewart, K. Best, B. Coutourier, N. Santiago, D. Benoil, S. Vogt, P. R an. Bottom Row: K. Prewandowski, M. Ritz, D. Harris, T. O ' Brian, R. Shaw, R. Clegg, J. Dwyer, D. Rappeneau. L. to R.. Top Row: G. Campbell. R. MacDougal, D. Prado. G. Keene, G. Cochran, R. Labrie, M. Boyle, I). Bak. r. W. Scott, B. Graham, S. Citron. Middle Row: L. Audette, D. McDermotl. M. Janelle, P. Comerford. M. Harwood, T. McCaffrey, J. Rivard, N. McKinnon, R. Hale. K. Knight. R Waite. Bollom Row: T. Winegge, D. Fernandes, C. Sharpies, S. Cunningham. R. Smith. A. Pino. S. Clark. D. Lavoie, L. Harwell. S. Eisnor. 33 L. to R., Row 1: D. Robbins, M. Cordoba, G. Landis, E. Valentine, J. Allen, M. Murby, B. Varney, E. Hainey, L. Gonsalves, N. Schleicher. Row 2: M. Menino, L. Fredette. D. Crane, B. Larson, S. Smith, M. Kelley, L. Holmes, A. Hardy, J. Kalarznik, R. Roberge, S. Pinkman. Row 3: J. Helmreich, T. Pelchat. K. Petipas. K. Pearce, T. Upson, D. Sorel, C. Glassey, P. Whilaker, J. Thurber, V. Cutler, D. Fernandes. I.. io R., Row I: C. Costa, R. Colby, K. Strickland, R. White. A. Collette, D. Dunlap, F. Montesanti, D. Chace, K. Signorelli, H. Bischoff, C. Desfosses. M. Adams. Row 2: K. Freeman, P. Briggs, B. Munns, D. Leca, P. McEndy, D. Wet more. R. Peacock, J. ( a c. D. Poskiti. S. Aughtry, K. Griffin. Row 3: G. Anderson, E. Noberto, J. Peirce, ( ' .. Bennett, V. Valquett, I-. Texeira, J. Sou a, L. Pea body. S. Mureh. S. Winchoba, D. Jackson, CLASS OF 1978 L. to R., Row 1: G. Schleicher, M. Spencer, G. Spence, K. Peacock, E. Cordoba. Row 2: T. Chamillard, M. Depril, K. Johnson, R. Ellison. M. Shaw. B. Murphy, M. McCormick. Row 3: P. Plante, T. MacLean, D. Kay, D. Bennett, L. Mulhern, P. Wheeler, T. Medas, K. Ford. Row 4: K. Merrill, D. Thibeault, P. Opheim, E. Crowe, R. Scaringi, P. Jopp;ch, J. Dahl, M. Yelle, S. Kimm. L. to R., Row 1: R. Briggs, L. Russell, J. Bassett, J. White, P. Teixeira. Row 2: J. Pedro. D. Johnson. S Jewett, V. W hit.-. V. Dattolie Row 3: D Godsoe. D Morse. E. Parrett, E. Douglas. D. Benaski, C. Gildersleeve. 55 L. l R.. Top Row: N. Howse, R. Weir, S. Lombard. D. Salley, S. Jordon, L. DiModica, A. Gaf;ne. J. MeBride, P. Guzman, D. Roderick. 2nd Row: C. Hunt, P. Murphy, B. Welch, D. St. Jacques, S. Arena. D. Rogers, D. Ross, C. Swinimer. J. Mcunier. 3rd Row: D. Razee. N. Davis. D. Hamm. S. Ribeirg, R. Gariepy, D. LaValley, I). White, R. Nelson. Bottom Row: P. Blair, E. Morrison. G. Snow. E. Ross, T. Dwyer. L. to R., Row I: R. Medeiros, C. Smart. A. Bravette, I). Reardon. Row 2: C. Lori, I). Rounds, R. (Ceene, D. Macek, K. Capach, .1. Hanscom, N. Young. Row 3: D. Murch, K. Beatty. W. Derhy. L. Qoulet, B. Gill. P. Hosford, L Guthrie, D. Fillion. Row 4: R. Ionian, C. Boyle, I.. Emerson, J. Rogerson, K. Winsor, D. Willis, C. Marchese, C. Foster, L. Ulmer. L. to R., Row 1: B. Beausolefl, V Gallowa . N. Rivera, V. Pouliol. Row 2: D. Low, J. MeKinnon. M. Gray. M. O ' Keefe. F. Mowry, E. Foster. K. Bojiosh. Row 3: J. McDermott, A. Amaral, D. Stan- ley. D. Neveu. R. Linroln. C. Morrissey, D. Liberty, J. Enright. Row 4: S. LaCroix. D. Child. S. Reardon. R. Fulton. J. Faria. P. Laliberte, S. White. K. Silvia. D. McFarlane. L. to R.. Row 1: N. Anderson, R. Brady, D. George, A. Cutler, L. Mueller. D. Harwood, S. Coyle. Row 2: L. Prewandowski, D. Hale, D. Bullock, D. Markle . B. Limpus, D. Deluea, M. Kressley. Row 3: J. Comey. C. Hersee. K. Blanehard, D. Poskitt. S. Nichols, P. Amirault. T. Fraser. G. Wood. Row 4: R. Lange. N. Babanikos, A. Yarusites, N. Dudley, S. Arm- strong. K. Norris. J. Sorel, D. Founder, T. Paradise. J — 9 L. to R., Row 1: D. Woodland, M. Feneck, G. Blunsden. Row 2: K. LaPensee, K. Dunn, S. Monteiro. Row 3: J. Durham, P. Stearns, H. Kreidel. Teacher: Mr. Wagner. Michael and Henry show off some of their handiwork. 58 Front Row: Lisa Konicki, Kim Ornellas, Laura Pickering, Debbie Gnecco. Hack Row: Joan Sou a. Caryn Smith. Captain Terrie Fogerty, Louise Young, Dottic Mureh. COLOR GUARD Front Row. Kneeling: Patti Wheeler, Debbie Case. Back Row: Jill Kinney, Jackie Horton, Norma Crowell, Beth Logan, Kath) Metzger, Leesa Thomae, Baiha Busmanis, Vicki Lehr, Captain Bonnie Cronin. Drum Major Pete Olson. Missing Jackie Bartley. 59 L. to R.. Row 1: J. Souza, D. Murch. L. Young, C. Smith, T. Fogerty, L. Pickering, J. Moreau, D. Gnecco, K. Ornellas. Row 2: P. Wheeler. K. Metzgar. D. Case, J. Bartley, J. Eisnor, P. Comerford, A. Yarusites, N. Schleicher, K. Best, S. Kalacznik, E. Hainey, S. Coyle, M. Shaw, K. Scott, J. Thurber, B. Busmanis, B. Cronin, P. Ohlson, Mr. Kirby. Row 3: J. Horton. V. Shaw. J. Kalacznik, S. Vogt, R. Goulet, M. Yarusites, C. Brasier, C. Shaw, P. Hunt, D. Dunlap, M. Haskins. K. Scott, V. Lehr. Row 4: W. Moreau. D. Dion, B. Larson, B. Larson, S. Eisnor, R. Scaringi, B. Munns, L. Perry, A. Hardy. B. McKillop. M. ■Dufresne, M. Jordan. L. Thomas. Row 5: B. Logan. G. Bramwell, E. Noberto, J. Helmreich, G. Strang, M. Kay, G. Smith, M. Shaw, B. Gouveia, D. Scott, T. Kinney, J. Kinney. Row 6: F. Gariepy, D. Eisnor, R. Oberg, J. Coyle, P. Gruhn, D. Buckley, I. Reks. D. Nowland. A. Thurston. 60 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cindy Strickland Mary Silva J.V. CHEERLEADERS Co-Captain Laura Kirby Co-Captain Kathy Elter Donna Marchesc Sitting, Left to Right: Co-Captains L. Kirby, K. Etter. Kneeling, Left to Right: D. Goulet, L. Holmes, K. Pearce, D. Marehese, B. Alberto, D. Young, N. Schleicher, C. Desfossess. Lisa Holmes Cheryl Desfossess Denise Goulet Bett Lou Alberto 63 1972 FOOTBALL TEAM mm This year, coming into a new league, the Lancers wanted to show everybody that they could play football and that they did. Pre-season practice looked good and the Lancers had a great team spirit Captains, Steve Crogan and Chuck Perry, led the team into the first game, a non-leaguer against Mansfield. Both teams were winless for a long time, but Mansfield emerged the victor in a tough 13-0 game. Then came the Lancer ' s first league game. Led by quarterback Lee Burchill and by running backs Chuck Perry and Scott Briggs, the Lancers shutout Diman Voke 28-0. After a 22-0 win over Southeast- ern Regional, the Lancers again came on strong against Old Rochester and won a decisive 14-6 victory. Norton then went against an undefeated Case High and came out on the short end of a 15-6 score. After an unfortunate accident to quarterback Lee Burc- hill, Dave Danko took over the pilot ' s job and along with the strong running of Chuck Perry led Norton to a 28-15 victory over Dighton-Rehoboth. The Lancers then travelled to Wareham for their first Friday night game against the league leaders. The Lancers played extremely well, but lost a tough one 6-0. After losing a non-leaguer to Dennis-Yar- mouth 8-0, Norton played to a scoreless tie with New Bed- ford Voke to end their season with a very respectable 4-4-1 record. Norton was led offensively by quarterbacks Burchill and Danko, running backs Stan Walasavage and Chuck Perry and wide receiver Bruce Hicks. Also, the offensive line did a good job, with Steve Crogan and Duke Zumalt the standouts. Zumalt was named to the Sun Chronicle All-Star Team at (•enter. Defensive stars were Steve Kenny, Ray Oberg, Bruce Hicks, and Jim Barney. L. to R.. First Row: K. Beatty, J. Barney, L. Burchill, B. Hicks. Captain C. Perry, Captain S. Crogan, S. Walasavage, R. Parry. B. Gallagher. Second Row: J. Fogerty, R. Leathers, P. Jolly, D. Zumalt, S. Kenny, R. Oberg, S. Johnson, J. Robitaille. Third Row: R. Carter. D. Spencer, R. Hicks, F. Walasavage, B. Les- perence, J. Valquette. L. Soldani. Fourth Row: S. Bramwell. D. Bonefant, S. Briggs, S. Bennett, L. Dean, E. Potvin, E. Smith, J. Lincoln, J. Grady (man- ager). Coaches Peter Bartek and Larry Larocque 1972 FOOTBALL RECORD Norton 0 Mansfield 13 Norton 28 Diman Voke 0 Norton 22 Southeastern Voke Norton 14 Old Rochester 6 Norton 6 Cast 15 Norton 28 Dighton-Rehoboth 15 Norton 0 Wareham 6 Norton 0 Dennis-Yarmouth 8 Norton 0 New Bedford Voke 0 64 SENIOR PLAYERS Dave Danko Stan Walasavage Captain Steve Crogan Steve Kenney Brian Gallagher AWARD WINNERS: Best Offensive Player — Chuck Perry, Lee Burchill; Best Defensive Player — Steve Kenney; Most Improved Player — Stan Walasavage Most Valuable Player — Ray Oberg; Paul Pendergast Memorial Trophy for Sportsmanship — Duke Zumalt. 1972 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL B4 ? e SS S4 75 Qg L. to R., Row 1: T. Baker. W. Cheetham, R. Beland, F. Watson, W. Winsor, W. Richmond, A. Reks. Row 2: C Rocha, R. Simmons, R Spencer, McKillop, F. Wynn, J. Levesque, R. Sigman. Row 3: R. Miller, J. Brady, R. Lombard, J. Anderson, L. LaVoie, I). Bishop, G. Bramwell. Row I: Coach ftul Klnik. VI Dwyer, J. Burchill, R. LaLiberte. J. Gnccco, W. LaValley, Coach, Howard Kelley. Missing: G. Jackson, R. Marvel (manager). 65 GAME ACTION GO MAMA! Quarterback Lee, doin ' his li But coach, they ' re bigger than me. Check the hands! Now remember, I ' ll be watching! 66 67 CROSS COUNTRY f ■ ■ 1 L. to R., Row 1: Andis Busmanis, David McKillop, David Low, Mike Best, Brian Larson. Row 2: Coach C. A. Gaides, Captain Mike McCabe, Bruce Larson, Kevin Willis, Glenn Anderson, Bob McKillop. The Lancer Cross Country team went into the 1972 season with a young and inexperienced team. The Lancers had only two experienced runners, seniors Kevin Willis and Captain Mike McCabe. Norton ' s first meet was with Diman Regional, which was a loss. Norton ' s second meet was their one and only victory, an exciting 27-28 win over Westport. The Lancers then lost three straight meets, including a heartbreaking 27-28 loss to Old Rochester. Norton finished out a 1-4-0 season with a fine showing at the Conference Meet. The Lancers divided themselves into two teams. The Javees won in their division, led by 8th grader, Glenn Anderson, who placed first. The varsity however, minus three of their usual runners, finished a dismal last. Norton was led throughout the season by seniors, Capt. Mike McCabe, who was elected to the Southeastern Massachusetts All-Star Team, and Kevin Willis, junior Bob McKillop, Ken Welch and Glenn Anderson. The Lancers will be looking forward to the next few seasons with such a fine young team. Coach Gaides and Captain Mike McCabe. 1972 RECORD Norton 43 Diman Regional 19 Norton 27 Westport 28 Norton 37 Bishop Connolly 23 Norton 28 Old Rochester 27 Norton 41 Wareham 19 1972 VARSITY BASKETBALL L. to R., Row 1: R. Perry, S. Bennett, T. Araujo, S. Briggs, N. Briggs, D. Warchal, J. Ribeiro. Row 2: D. Danko, T. Kinney, D. Richmond. J. Barni v. D. Bonenfant, S. Moreau. Row 3: Coach Howard Kelly. As Norton was coming into the new league, all the players were confident of improving last year ' s dismal record. They were but to prove that they were not a team to be run over and put down. Norton had a big forward line with returning center Dave Richmond, and forwards Tom Kinney and Dave Bonen- fant. With the rest of the team, including Dave Danko and the two wonders called the Briggs Brothers, the Lancers were ready to go. Traveling to Mansfield for the premiere game, the Lancers played well but lost to the Hornets. Norton then met Dighton- Rehoboth in which Tom Kinney was the leading Lancer scorer, as he was against Mansfield. After losing to them and to South- eastern Regional, Norton started to click as a team should. In a wild battle, Norton came out on the top of a 50-48 overtime victory against Diman Voke. Tom Kinney again led the way with 25 points, the high for the season for the Lancers. After that, they were felled by a streak of bad luck as the Lancers lost seven in a row, including three exciting last second games. Norton lost to St. Anthony ' s, 42-40 in the last five seconds; to Seekonk with one second left to play, and to Bourne, 45-43, again in the last five seconds. But Norton was coming on strong, and won one of their own as they beat Diamond Voke in the last second of overtime. Then against Wareham, a team which had already beaten Norton earlier, the Lancers took con- trol for their third victory of the season and second in a row. The Lancers then lost three more games before coming up with another victory over St. Anthony ' s, with Tom Kinney and Dave Richmond leading the way with 18 and 17 points respectively. Norton lost their two remaining games to Seekonk and Bourne, closing out a very exciting season, although not a winning one. The final record was 4-15 but the Lancers managed to finish 4- 6 on the league slate and tied for third place with Westport. Outstanding for the Lancers were forward Tom Kinney, who pumped in 243 points for a 13.6 average. Sophomore Dave Bonenfant was the second leading scorer, with 191 points and a 10.6 average. Senior Dave Rich had a very good year; he played outstanding on the boards and his con- tributions were helpful. Also showing spark were senior guard Dave Danko, who did most of the ballhandling and played extremely well, and Norman and Scott Briggs. 1972 RECORD NORTON 36 MANSFIELD 57 NORTON 38 DIGHTON-REHOBETH 65 NORTON 70 SOUTHEASTERN 77 NORTON 50 DIMAN VOKE 48 NORTON 37 WAREHAM 69 NORTON 65 OLD ROCHESTER 99 NORTON 31 DIGHTON-REHOBETH 52 NORTON 40 ST. ANTHONY ' S 42 NORTON 45 SEEKONK 46 NORTON 43 BOURNE 45 NORTON 47 DIMAN VOKE 46 NORTON 59 WAREHAM 52 NORTON 59 WESTPORT 62 NORTON 45 OLD ROCHESTER 76 NORTON 39 NORFOLK 42 NORTON 62 ST. ANTHONY ' S 58 NORTON 50 SEEKONK 73 NORTON 60 BOURNE 67 NORTON 55 WESTPORT 72 69 1972 JV BASKETBALL L. to R., Row 1: C. Nichols, B. Larson, M. O ' Connell, K. Cruff, D. Hunt, M. Soester. Row 2: R. Hicks, A. Thurston, I. Reks, L. Dean, L. Cope, R. Stafford, Coach Albert Nuttall. The Lancer Junior Varsity season was much like the var- sity. The Norton J.V. ' s could muster up only four wins against eleven defeats but played heartily throughout the season — never giving up even though everyone felt that they had lost the game. With the experience gained this sea- son, and the addition of some of the upcoming freshmen, Coach Nuttall looks forward to getting back with a winning record next year. Standouts for the Junior Varsity were Steve Bennett, Craig Nichols, Kevin Cruff, Rick Perry, and Steve Moreau. 1972 RECORD NORTON 45 MANSFIELD 36 NORTON 22 DIGHTON-REHOBETH 49 NORTON 60 SOUTHEASTERN 31 NORTON 24 DIMAN 45 NORTON 44 WAREHAM 71 NORTON 42 WESTPORT 63 NORTON 49 OLD ROCHESTER 63 NORTON 18 DIGHTON-REHOBETH 47 NORTON 42 ST. ANTHONY ' S 40 NORTON 36 SEEKONK 46 NORTON 27 BOURNE 65 NORTON 28 DIMAN 37 NORTON 44 WAREHAM 52 NORTON 85 WESTPORT 72 NORTON 27 OLD ROCHESTER 57 70 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL L. to R., Row 1: T. Baker, J. Gnecco, V. McKillop, R. Simmonds, J. Low. Row 2: D. Withers, B. Keene, A. Rcks. B. Cheetham. R. Hebert, B. Richmond, .1. Anderson. Missing: B. Spencer, .1. Bureliill, Coach Joseph Dery. 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL L. to R., Row 1: Coaeh John Kieser. D. Fernande-. B Colby, K. Strickland. Row 2: K. Hebert. G. Keene, D. McKillop, B. Larson. Row 3: M. Williams. J. Thurber. Man- ager S. Aughtry, G. Anderson. D. Prado. Row 4: J. Peiree. G. Leroux, M. Adams, P. Whitaker, J. Grady, A. Busmanis. Missing: D. Welsh, R. Roberge. 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL L. to R.. Row 1: Coach John Kieser. N. Anderson, T. Dwyer. J. Bassett. Row 2: D. Deluca, R. Brings, D. Hamm, P. Blair. Row 3: M. Jolly S. Ribeiro, M. Krcssley, D. Rog- ers. Row 4: R. Lange, M. Konicki, M. Best, S. Jordan, D. Roderick, C. Hunt. Missing: B. Medeiros, S. White, D. Low, T. McLean. P. Hosfcrd. W. Dion. R. Phillips. 71 BASEBALL 1972 The Lancer Baseball team had a very slow start. They had a good number of returning players and were very optimistic. Norton lost their first four starts, three of which were non- league. The Lancers then got on the right track by defeating Nipmuc, 4-3. Then, Norton lost two in a row, one to the league champs, Hopedale, and the other to arch-rival Bellingham. The Lancers proceeded to beat Blackstone Valley 8-3. The Lancers then ran into a streak of bad luck. The Norton ballplayers lost eight games in a row. The Lancers finally came into their own as they busted out of their slump and won three of their last five games including an exciting 3-2 defeat of Dover-Sherborn. Norton was led by the strong pitching arms of Senior Art Wood, and Juniors Steve Crogan and Lee Burchill. Art Wood was again voted the outstanding player and was named to the Sun Chronicle All-Star Team. Junior Steve Crogan led the team in hitting with sizzling .377. Along with Steve were Senior Vern Ferrini, Juniors Stan Walasavage and Rick Derby and Sophomore Bob Leathers who contributed to the Lancer hitting attack. Coach Howard Kelly looks forward to the return of most of last year ' s team and hopes to improve on a 6-11 record in the new league. 1972 BASEBALL RECORD Norton 1 Diman Voke 5 Norton 3 Mansfield 4 Norton 5 Mansfield 8 Norton 2 Blackstone Milville 9 Norton 4 Nipmuc 3 Norton 0 Hopedale 4 Norton 2 Bellingham 1 Norton 8 Blackstone Valley 3 Norton 1 Medfield 3 Norton 3 Holliston 4 Norton 0 Ashland 6 Norton 8 Hopkington 10 Norton 1 Medway 2 Norton 5 Millis 15 Norton 1 Blackstone Milville 4 Norton 11 Nipmuc 5 Norton 1 Hopedale 6 Norton 3 Dover-Sherborn 2 Norton 4 Bellingham 6 Norton 5 Blackstone Valley 4 74 1972 TRACK L. to R., First Row: Coach Charles Gaides, H. Landis (Manager), V. Lehr, L. Thomae, K. LaCombe, S. Thomae, T. Best, L. Harrington, Mrs. Smith (Girls ' Coach). Second Row: D. Murch, D. Spencer, G. Anderson, D. Jackson, R. Perry, R. McKillap, K. Willis, C. Smith. Third Row: W. Fisher, D. McKillop, B. Larson, M. McCabe, C. Perry, D. Zumatt, C. Zachorne, S. Drotz. Fourth Row: J. Charette, D. Danko, J. Valquette, T. Kinney, R. Oberg, J. Barney, K. Raymond, B. Couglin. The 1972 Track season began with the introduction of girls to the team. This was the first year girls could compete on the varsity level with boys in interscholastic sports. The pre-season objective was for another winning season, and at the end of it all, the Lancers came out with a 7-6 record. This was the third straight victorious season for the Lancers under Coach Charles Gaides. The Norton runners started out with the season on the right track. They defeated Blue Hills, but then they fell vic- tim to two hard luck defeats by four and three points respectively to Southeastern and Middleboro. Norton then played two of the League leading teams, Dover and Ashland; the Lancers came out on the losing end both times. The track men and women finally got their first league win over Nipmuc. The Lancers then proceeded to lose their next two meets before capping off their season with four straight wins over Millis, Bellingham, Medfield and Blackstone Valley. The win over Bellingham was the most exciting meet as the Lancers pulled out a 71-69 victory over our chief rivals for the final time. During the season, records were set by Jim Barney, who was also the leading point getter, in the low and high hur- dles; Chuck Perry in the 100 and the pole vault; Blair Titus in the pole vault; and Mike McCabe in the mile. Jim Barney (Co-Captain for the 1973 season along with Chuck Perry) led the Norton runners in the States as he placed fourth in the Class E Finals. The girls track team had only three meets against other girls ' teams, the . girls competed mostly against the boys. However, the girls went undefeated, beating Bishop Feehan, Holliston, and Ashland. Girl stars were Tracy Best, Suzie Thomae, Leesa Thomae, Vicki Lehr, and Caryn Smith. The girls also won an unofficial relay at Ashland against the Ashland girls during the boys meet. The victorious team consisted of Cathy Lacombe, Lynne Harrington, Suzie Thomae, and Tracy Best. Both track teams look forward to carrying on the established tradition of victorious seasons in the future. 1972 TRACK RECORD Norton 80 Blue Hills 60 Norton 62 Middleboro 66 Norton 62 East Bridgewater 42 Norton 59 Southeastern 63 Norton 45 Dover- Sherborn 95 Norton 36 Ashland 104 Norton 91 Mipmuc 49 Norton 40 Holliston 100 Norton 63 Medway 77 Norton 86 ' 2 Millis 53V Norton 71 Bellingham 69 Norton 79% Medfield 60M Norton 107 Blackstone Valley 33 75 76 1972-73 NORTON HOCKEY CLUB During the winter of 1972-1973, the Norton Hockey Club was formed. This was the first year of organized hockey in Nor- ton. Going into league play, Norton was playing against larger schools, such as Attleboro and North Attleboro. The Lancers were going to have to work hard during the season. It was hard to get practice ice as they practiced on Sundays at two A.M. Although the club did not win many games this year, they showed determination. The Lancer Hockey Club showed that it did have talent. The front line of the Walasavage brothers, Stan and Fred, and a rough Steve Crogan, was by far the best line for Norton. Stan and Fred Walasavage were the team ' s leading scorers and among the top league scorers, with the aggressiveness of Cro- gan on the boards enabling the puck to come their way. Also doing a good job on offense was the second line of Jeff Bram- well, Gordie Marshall, and Wayne Dwyer. Defensive Standouts for the club were Pete Maclean, and John and Reggie Mac- Pherson, who played some rough defense. Doing a great job guarding the nets for the Lancers was Jim Charette. The highlight of the Lancer season was when Norton won its first game, beating Mansfield 6-2. The Walasavage brothers each scored the magic hat trick, and goalie Jim Charette played a great game warding off a total of 27 shots. The biggest enemy of Norton was the inexperience of the young players, but the season was always exciting and the Norton crowds often thrilled. The future looks bright with the likes of young players who will be returning next year, such as Fred Walasavage, Reg- gie MacPherson, and Greg Bramwell. S. Walasavage on a breakaway. f A Norton rush. North invades Norton ire. 78 The opening fareoff. Crogan plays his usual game. North Attleboro scores as Norton ' s defense dissipates. 1972 SOFTBALL The girls ' softball team was one of the two girls ' interscholastic sports organized in the spring of 1972. Girls finally got the chance to play track and softball after a long and hard fight. The softball team was small, but the interest and spirit were at a climax throughout the season. The girls faithfully practiced every day after school and sometimes on the weekends. The Lancers ( Lan- cerettes? ), under Coach Barbara Fell, were rewarded, though, with an overall 4-5 record, outstanding for a rookie team which played mostly against already established teams. Outstanding players on the team included: Sheila Bassett — catcher, Alma Best — shortstop, Elena Murch — second base, Sue Jacobs — pitcher and first base, and Patty Serode — pitcher and first base. The girls plan to continue and grow and improve their playing to make spring 1973 an even better season. Their goal: to be number one! 80 Front Row: K. Aughtry, R. Oberg, J. Barney, D. Bonenfanl, T. Kinney, R. Barney, B. McKillop, B. Gouveia, R. Hebert. Bark Row: D. Pillion, M. Yarusili - D. Baker, L. Harrison, L. Cottrell, L. Dion, S. Hebert, C. Strickland, D. Ferrini, S. MeCormiek, D. Scott. F. Gallagher. B. Alberto, A. Yelle, J. Gardner, I Robitaille. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L. ro R., Row 1: K. Scott, D. Nowland, Mrs. Vandemoer, advisor; H. Hasse, K. Scott. Row 2: L. Perry, L. Harrington, D. Danko, J. Bartley, D. Dion A Yelle. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L. to R.. Rem I: P. Wheeler, D. Ferrini, P. Serode, S. McCormick, E. Joppich, W. Moreau, A. Bliss, C. Strickland, W. Grieve, D. Roberge, H. Landis, M. Haskins, R. Perry, B. Larson. Row 2: J. Hunt, F. Gallagher, L. Pipatti, D. Scott, J. Lundell, I. Reks, J. Kinney, D. Case, D. Withers, A. Reks, L. Cope. 82 FRENCH CLUB L. to R.. Row 1: E. Joppich, K. Wilbur, S. McCormick, M. Fisher, C. Strickland, D. Roberge, F. Gallagher. Row 2: D. Balchorn, J. Hunt. D. Savlesleja, L. Texeira, D. Scott. JUNIOR HIGH FRENCH CLUB L. to R., Row 1: J. Kalacznik, T. Pelchatt, E. Hainey, L. Gonsalves, J. Allen, R. Colby, L, Fredette, C. Johnson, D. K.n. T. Charmaralld, T Medas, P Joppich. Row 2: K. Griffin. D. Robbins, B. Munns, S. Aughiry. L. Texeira. S. Smith. P. Whitaker. D. Crane. K Petipas, K Pearce, D Fournier, I Peabody. 83 PURPLE KEY L. to R., Row 1: D. Gray, J. Moreau, B. Coughlin, T. Fogerty. Row 2: K. Scott, B. Briggs, J. MrKillop, D. Ferrini, K. Scott. Row 3: C. Gallagher, P. Wheeler, J. Souza, D. Lyons, S. Hebert, D. Alves, M. Schleicher, D. Layton. Row 4: N. Bellavance, A. Best, L. Waite, S. Bassett, P. Jussaume, C. Strickland, J. Smith, M. McCabe, J. Bartley, D. Layton, D. Levesque. Row 5: J. Horton, L. Perry, M. Yarusites, H. Hasse, L. Young, D. Pickering, M. Knight, L. Thomae, B. Cronin, D. Dion, J. Lynch, J. Prosky, B. Logan. Row 6: J. Barney, C. Perry, B. Hicks, T. Kinney, V. Tripp, B. Johnson, M. Dufresne, B. Busmanis. CHORUS L. to R., Row 1: D. Gray, N. Barboza, D. Ferrini, S. Kalacznik, D. Alves, S. Stewart, J. Brady, J. Robitaille, J. Levesque, M. Poirier, L. Zumalt, B. Gr ieve, S. Raulino, R. Derby, E. Godfrey. Row 2: S. Shaw, N. Woodbury, P. Wheeler, J. Gardner, K. Harrington, N. Miller. G. Marvel, B. Sigman. M. J. Dion, S. Balser, P. Leary, B. Allender, R. Luftman, B. Cronin, B. Busmanis, Miss Markarian. advisor. Row 3: L. Dion, D. Murch. N. Bellavance, K. Crogan, B. Melilo, K. Comerford, L. Kirby, M. Lefebvre, G. Rivard, T. Morrison. J. Moreau, R. Rocha. G. Strang, W. Moreau, D. Scott, L. Thomae. Row 4: D. Avilla, S. Horton, D. Balkcom, F. Adams, M. Serode, J. Barney. T. Kinney, C. Smith, N. MacCorkle, J. Kinney, D. Blanchard. Missing: J. Low, B. Spencer, D. Bishop, K. Mulcahy. 84 LIBRARY AIDES L. to R., Row 1, Silling: A. M. Col let te. D. Dunlap, D. Crane, C. Glassey, K. Pearce, K. Petipas, B. Coutourier, C. Foster. Row 2, Kneeling: D. Jackson. C. Bennett, K. Keisling, S. Lange, K. Medieros, C. Defosses, K. Prewandoski, K. Best. Row 3, Standing: M. Schneider, B. Pcrrv. L Marshall. S. Stewart. I) Boyles, L. Zumalt, T. Morrison, D. Eppirh. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES Row 1: S. Arena, L. Dean. D. Keisling. M. Enright, F. Adams. Row 2: L. Hanley, B. McKillop, B. Coughlin, Mr. A. Kenniston, (advisor). P Monlesanli M. Kenniston, R. Lineks. Row 3: B. Church. B. Gallagher. B. McKay. 85 GUIDANCE AIDES Seated, L. to R.: B. L. Alberto, D. Rounds, P. Leary. L. Zumalt, B. Melito, D. DeCosta. Standing: T. Morrison, C. Larson, T. Fogerty. OFFICE AIDES Bottom, Seated: L. Cottrell, D. Deeosla, K. Wilbur. Standing: C. Benaski, L. Falke, M. Knight, T. Falke. J. Czerwonka, J. O ' Malley, R. Hebert. D. Fillion. 86 BUSINESS CLUB L. to R., Seated: L. Young, J. Moreau, M. Jordan, Vice Pres.; D. Jarkson. Standing: Miss Evelyn Rapoza (Advisor); A. Best, Secretary; K. Mulcahy, T. Fogerty, President; J. Pike, N. Bellevance, I. Godfrey, R. Thomas, M. Dunn, D. Fillion, C. Mueller, H. Harnden. LATIN CLUB L. to R.: M. MeCormick, A. Hyland, M. MeBride, B. Perry, S. MrCormick. W. Fisher, E. Joppirh. J. McBride, Mr. Robert Matter ( d i or) 87 ART CLUB Front: M. Knight. President; L. Coulsey, Vice-President. Row 1: B. Johnson, B. Briggs, L. Thomae, B. Busmanis, B. Cronin. Row 2: L. Texeira, L. Konicki, V. Lehr. G. Strang. STUDENT LEADERS Row 1: A. Best. S. Hehert. I.. Cottrell. .1. McKillop, P. Hel.ert. D. Lima. S. McCarthy. Row 2: J. Blanchani, L. Coutourier, S. Bassett, C. Carroll. J. Horton. D. Potvin, C. Smith. I). Eppich, L. Zumalt, Benaski, S. Jacobs. 88 DRAMA CLUB Front: Mr. Peter Klin, Advisor. Row 1: K. Crogan, D. Ferrini, D. Baker, P. Wheeler, D. Roberge, K. Mulcahy, T. Fogerty, L. Coulsey, V. Lehr, D. Pickering, K. Scott. Row 2: D. Lyons, L. Morrison. K. Harrington, K. Ornellas, L. Perry, B. Busmanis, J. Bartley, Vice-President; D. Dion, Secretary; B. Cronin, Treasurer; A. Yelle. Row 3: F. Cariepy, S. Horton, D. Scott, T. Best, J. Coyle, M. Knight, G. Smith, K. Scott, K. Mardahl, L. Harrington. D. Alves, S. Shaw. D. Roberge, L. Konicki, D. Anderson, L. Thomae, N. Barboza. Row 4: D. Williamson, P. Montesanti, M. Kenniston, J. Pro-k , H. Ha-- e, J. Kinney, E Teixeira. Missing: M. Dufresne, President; J. Smith. PEP CLUB Row 1: P. Wheeler, Secretary; D. Scott, Vice-President; C. Shaw, President; A. Hyland, Treasurer. Row 2: I). Ferrini. I). Abes. K Scott. 1 Schleicher, D. Layton, D. Pickering. T. Best. K. Schleicher. C. Strickland. K. Scott, M. Silva. Row 3: D. Roberge. D. Morrisey. C. Willey, D. Janelle. K. Medeiros, Yarusites, D. Gnecco, N. Crowell, L. Pickering, K. Crogan, P. Broyles. Row 4: K. Miller. L. Johnson. J. Moreau, D. Anderson. L Konicki. L Teixeira, t ' Bennett. W. Moreau, D. Case. R. McKillop, B. Lespcrancc. Row 5: S. Dudley, C. Pairo, I.. Pipatti, D. Murch, L. Young, NX Gouveia, McCorkle, J Kinney. D. Baker. J. Barney. 89 Ski Club Seated: J. Pike, B. Busmanis, J. Turner, D. Murch, Mr. Roy, (advisor), L. Young, J. Moreau. Kneeling: D. Huntress, L. Coulsey, B. Dion, B. Johnson, L. Cottrell, K. Scott, P. Montesanti. Missing: R. Goulet, Miss Burtt. MATH CLUB Seated: L. Marshall. M. McCabe, M. Kenniston, P. Montesanti, J. Prosky, L. Harrington. Kneeling: Mrs. Boucher (advisor). S. McKay, D. Marchese, L. Perry, M. Kelle . B. Perr . Missing: B. Gallagher. 90 1972 SUMMER SCIENCE COURSE 1973 AWARD WINNERS Jeff Smith was the winner of the 1973 Voice of Democ- racy Contest. VOICE OF DKMOCRACY CONTEST, L. to R.: 3rd Place — Karen Schleicher, 1st Place — Jeff Smith, 2nd Place - Jim Barney. 92 Kathy Scott was the winner of the Daughters of the American Revolution Terrie Fogerty received the Jewish Veteran ' s Brotherhood Award. Award. Jackie Bartley received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. The Bell Telephone award was won by Lynne Harrington and Tom Kinney. 93 1972 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM THE QUEEN AND HER COURT, L. to R.: Patti Young, Linda Beaman, Jo Brady, Queen Lori Benaski, Junior Class President Chuck Perry, Kathy Scott, Louise Young, Donna Gray. The queen and her escort. Mr. Precourt plays traffic cop. 94 THE JUNIORS AND THE GREAT GATSBY This year, one of the junior English classes undertook a elass project of filming scenes from The Great Gatsb) A claM trip to Newport, Rhode Island to visit the mansions along the ten mile drive set the scene for the shooting. All members of th - class shared in the production: costumes, filming, scripting, editing, taping, and revising. The following pictures reveal some of the crew on location. Mike Kenniston — Producer-Director Assistant Bob MrKillop The Setting Rosecliff in Newport. Rhode Island PEP RALLIES Donna leads the Lancer Cheer . . . and Cindy continues it. 98 WELCOME DANCE So, . . . where ' s the soda: ' Stirk fingers 99 ONCE UPON A MATTRESS CAST OF CHARACTERS MINSTREL — Pat Montesanti PRINCESS WINIFRED — Bonnie Cronin PRINCE DAUNTLESS — Doug Williamson QUEEN AGGRAVAIN — Robin Rocha KING SEXTIMUS — Jeff Smith PRINCESS NO. 12 — Dottie Baker WIZARD — Steve Crogan LADY LARKEN — Julie Gardner JESTER — Fred Gariepy SIR STUDLEY — Chuck Perry SIR LUCE — Brian Gallagher KNIGHTS — John Coyle Mike Serode Gary Smith LADIES IN WAITING — Leesa Thomae Dianna Scott Kathy Crogan SIR HARRY — Paul Whittaker WENCH — Colleen Glassey EMILY — Denise Roberge LADY MAYBELLE — Nancy Barboza DANCERS AND CHORUS — Sherry Hebert Debbie Gnecco Lisa Konicki Terrie Fogerty Debbie Ferrini Kim Ornellas Linda Jolly LADIES IN WAITING — Jean Kalacznik Caryn Smith Wendy Moreau Katy Mulcahy MAIDS — Gail Strang Lisa Morrison Susan Shaw Debbie Alves KITCHEN HELPERS — Dorinne Roberge Karen Mardahl Dotty Murch Karen Harrington STAGE MANAGERS — Mark Dufresne Baiba Busmanis ASSISTANT MANAGER — Denise Lyons CHORUS ADVISOR — Miss Nadine Markarian CHOREOGRAPHY ADVISOR — Mrs. Sandra Gorman BAND DIRECTOR — Mr. Rick Kirby DIRECTOR — Mr. Peter P. Klin In the spring a musical, Once Upon a Mattress, was presented as a school effort. The play is a take off of The Princess and the Pea, originally written by Jay Thompson, Marshall Baber and Dean Fuller. The music was done by Mary Rogers. 100 102 THE SENIOR MILLIE, THE BEAUTIFUL WORKING GIRL DIRECTED BY STAGE MANAGER — BAIBA BUSMANIS MILLIE MELODY — MARY YARUSITES BRENTWOOD DRAPER — TOM KINNEY n CLIFFORD RAVENSWOOD — DOUG WILLIAMSON MONICA DRAPER — JO FRASIER ETHEL PIERSON — JACKIE BARTLEY BARNEY SHELLEY — MARK DUFRESNE 104 CLASS PRESENTS EGAD, WHAT A CAD! PETER KLIN STAGE MANAGER — BONNIE CRONIN CONSTANT HOPE — LYNNE HARRINGTON MANLY RASH — BRIAN COUGHLIN BERTRAM OLEANDER — PAT MONTESANTI AUGUSTUS GREYSTONE — JEFF SMITH URSULA GREYSTONE — KATHY SCOTT FOWLER — ANDY YELLE MILLIE SMITH — DEBBIE DION 105 What smiles . . . What laughs . . . Join the chorus . . . Everyone . . . 106 107 THE 1972 CHRISTMAS CONCERT 108 The Norton High Chorus. 109 1 1 1 112 113 Guess who??? 114 116 117 118 119 YEARBOOK STAFF ART EDITOR: Barry Johnson SPORTS EDITORS: Mike McCabe and Lynne Harrington. 120 QUOTATION STAFF, Clockwise from Top: Alma Best, Joan Prosky, Jay Fernandes, Vicki Tripp, Bonnie Briggs, Editor; Dave Danko, Kathy Scott, Joan McKillop, Mark Dufresne, Joyce Lynch. UIBOI ADVERTISING STAFF: Bottom Row Debbie Aires, Jeri Pike, Debbie Pickering, Terri Fogerty. Charlie Mueller, Martin Jordan, Nancy Bellevance. Tup Row: I.vnne Coulsey, Brian Coughlin, Editor: Joan Souza. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS, L. to R.: Karen Schleicher, Andy Yelle, Doug Williamson. TYPISTS: Katy Mulcahy, Louise Young. BUSINESS STAFF, L. to R.: Denise Fillion, Janis Moreau, Karen Scott, Debbie Layton, Tom Kinney, Manager; Denise Levesque, Pat Montesanti, Kevin Willis. 121 Jeri P. ADVERTISING STAFF Joan S. Debbie A. Brian C. Mgr. Lynne C. Martin J. Terry F. Deb P. 122 STAFF MEMBERS RELAXING: B. Coughlin, J. McKillop, J. Souza, D. Williamson. Dip ' N Sip Hand Cut (DXoXnXuXrXD 52 W. Main St. Norton, Mass. 55 Taste Tempting Varieties Always Fresh World ' s Favorite Coffee Served Open Seven Days a Week 285-3844 6:00 AM till I 1 :00 PM 123 Compliments Of Chartley Massachusetts WONDER CHEF SWEET PAPER BOX CO. V 1 68 Falmouth St. Attleboro, Massachusetts Maple Street Chartley, Mass. Tel. 222-9269 1 24 GEORGE ' S CLEANERS Mansfield, Mass. Tel. 339-7742 172 So. Washington St. Norton, Mass. Tel. 285-4496 ORA A. ANDREWS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Italian and American Food THE GONDOLA Restaurant and Lounge 42 West Main St. Norton, Mass. 02766 Tel. 285-4322 649 Washington St. So. A+tleboro, Mass. 02703 Located at 1 094 Bay St. Taunton Mass. 125 KELLEY AND TATARIAN INSURANCE AGENCY Edward J. Kelley Thomas C. Tatarian 1 04 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Tel. 222-6446 CUT N ' CURL SHOPPE ALICE LEPAGE 276 South Worcester St. Norton, Mass. Tel. 285-4050 M. A. VIGORITO Men ' s . . . Women ' s . . . Boy ' s Wear . . . 8 North Washington St. North Attleboro, Mass. Tel. 695-5201 LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 222-5390 126 ANDERSON MOTOR LINES INC. ROBERT ANDERSON — President Route I Plainville, Mass. 02762 Phone: Area Code 617 762-3626 or 699-4363 127 LAKESIDE LIQUORS INC. — Liquors — — Wines — — Beers — Off Rts. 140 Corner of Reservoir and Elm Sts. Norton Tel. 285-6661 DOMESTIC and IMPORTED MR. ALLEN HAIR STYLIST 3 Newland Street Norton, Massachusetts SPORTSMAN CAFE South Worcester St. Chartley, Mass. 222-9895 O ' BRIEN ' S COFFEE SHOP IF IT ' S COOP FOOD YOU WANT Old Colony Rd. Chartley, Mass. 128 HASKINS PHARMACY . . . Prescriptions . . . Sick Room Supplies . . . Cosmetics Norton, Massachusetts 02766 VICTORY CASA, INC. Manager: CHARLES R. PINO Route 140 Norton, Mass. Tel.: 285-3882 Specialty: Char-broiled Prime Steak Baked Stuffed Shrimp Salad 129 ARENA ' S GARAGE Body and Fender Work General Auto Repairing 85 Mansfield Ave. Norton, Mass. Tel. 285-423 I NURSING HOME INC. 1 84 Mansfield Ave. Norton, Massachusetts JACKSON BROTHERS ' NURSERY MIDWAY GARAGE SPECIALIZED WHEEL ALIGNMENT Trees and Shrubs Lawn and Garden Supplies 217 West Main St. Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-7951 Phone: 285-4271 92 East Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 130 TOOL and STAMPING INC CHARLES VALENTINE Engineer and Designer West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts Telephone 285-4167 131 WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO, INC. Official Photographer for The Senior Class of Norton High School 1 32 Boylston St. Boston, Mass. 132 RAY HEBERT HEATING Heating Humidifiers Air-Conditioning 12 John F. Kennedy Drive Norton, Massachusetts 222-4680 133 CHAS. THOMAE SON, INC. ESTABLISHED 1920 15 MAYNARD STREET PHONE 617 — 222-0785 ATTLEBORO, MASS. 02703 Quality Silversmiths More than fifty years of quality craftsmanship . . . backed by integrity Pat ' s Place Chinese and Foxfield Plaza Foxboro, Mass. American Sandwiches Restaurant Pat Burger 490 Pleasant St. Double Burger With Cheddar Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato Attleboro, Mass. Telephone Tel.: 339-9096 CA 2-3542 Good Luck Open 1 1 A.M. to 1 1 PM Sun and Mon. Open Till 10 PM 134 Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 JAMES J. CRONIN PLUMBING HEATING Mass. Master Lie. 7679 R.I. Master Lie. 1066 9 Perry Street P.O. Box C Norton, Massachusetts 02766 Phone 285-7544 PLEASANT PHARMACY INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 135 KILBURN GLASS INDUSTRIES, INC I I I South Worcester Street Chartley Massachusetts 136 Good Luck From LAKESIDE CLEANERS Norton, Mass.02766 Good Luck COLLINS BROTHERS RACING TEAM Good Luck From OLD COLONY PRESS 408 Old Colony Rd. Norton, Mass. 02766 BANK ST. HARDWARE 13 Bank St. A+fleboro, Ma. 137 If it ' s Good Food You Want, Try FRATES DAIRY PRODUCTS at LEONARD ' S OF NORTON Route 140 Mansfield Avenue Norton, Mass. 285-4870 Serving Ice Cream and Fountain Treats Sandwiches and Pizza Dinners (a la carte) ATHERTON ' S Fine Furniture for Thrifty Homes Since 1898 32 South Main St. Attleboro, Mass. MRS. HADLEY — PICNIC GROUNDS (Candy, Ice Cream Soda, Games) Fire Places and Camping Grounds Best Wishes to The Class of 1973 THE CAMEO SHOP Newland St. Norton, MA North Worcester Street Norton, Mass. 138 NORTON COUNTRY CLUB 9 unique interesting golf holes Open to the public Memberships invited Cocktail lounge included SILVA FUNERAL HOME INC. William R. Silva Funeral Director Taunton, Massachusetts Compliments of COUNTRYSIDE GARDENS 248 West Main St. Norton, Mass. Sousa Bros. 139 EDGAR M. COLONIAL HOI MF SUPPLY CO. Plumbing, Electrical and General Hardware fiA Main S+ Norton, Mass. 02766 INSURANCE AGENCY Edgar H. Pelletier, Prop. Insurance in every description 32 West Main St., Norton, MA Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 73 fjai wcvtct A M FINE JEWELRY SINCE 1851 V ) J company WALTER E. HAYWARD COMPANY 20 Capron Street Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703 Telephone: 617 — 222-6500 140 OLD COLONY FLOWER SHOP Prompt Free Delivery 376 Old Colony Rd. Norton, Massachusetts Congratulations To The Clas s Of 1973 From Mom and Dad LEO MARY M. D. MULLANC MASON CONTRACTOR Commercial And tel. 762-3404 Norwood, Mass. 141 ATHENIAN FABRICS I83A Pleasant Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Congratulations Class of 1973 Antiquarian — Curios Traders Ed and Evelyn Adams Antiques of all Kinds New and Used Glass, China and Furniture Bought and Sold LAKESIDE LIQUORS INC — Liquors — — Wines — — Beers — Off Rte. 140 Corner of Reservoir and Elm Sts. Norton Tel. 285-6661 Domestic and Imported PAIVA AUTO SCHOOL 7 Taunton Green Taunton, Mass. 3SN 142 NORTON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME FUNERALS PRE-ARRANGED Serving All Faiths W ARREN CLARK Funeral Director and Embalmer Tel.: 285-4402 339-2783 19 Clapp Street Norton, Massachusetts 143  mmu utm aimer MLS 156 Mansfield Ave. (Rte. 140 Norton) Tel: 285-3128 RELIABLE ELECTRO PLATING INC. 304 W. Main St. Norton, Mass. From Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rosenthal 144 T. J. HOLMES West Main St. Chartley, Massachusetts 145 OLD COLONY TEXACO I Old Colony Road Norton, Massachusetts 222-9852 KEN ' S CITGO GAS STATION 23 Old Colony Road Norton, Mass. 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FRASER INC. 285 4632 General Contractor 142 Oak St. Norton, MA. 158 c otte 1 abinets Art Shop Custom Kitchens and Baths Visit Our Shop Anytime Try Us for Anything That Has to Do With Wood • Cabinet Making • Refinishing (Fresh Polish too!) • Woodwork Made to Order • Finish Carpentry • Formica Fine Arts • Antiques Repaired and Restored • Oil Paintings Restored • Frame Making • Objects of Art • Inlays and Veneers Stanley B. Turcotte (Stan) Charles H. Perry Jr. (Chuck) 12 South Highland Road Norton, Mass. Tel. 285-4405 Ideas and Estimates Free 159 SPONSORS Mrs. Arhne Harrington Mrs. Patricia Souveia Gail and Jim raul Hassie Mr. and Mrs. Donald t. smith k i j k i i _ 1 n c lx 1 _ Mr. and Mrs. John B. Scott, Jr. Lynne and Kevin Johnny-box and Victrolla k A 11.1 „ M. V. Mulrennan Ray and Debbie ■ k i J-Man D xL J 1 L Beth and John Heidi Wendy and Mark Fogerty ' s Funny Farm k A I k A II Mr. and Mrs. Masse Deni and Lee Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Duquette Nancy and fc ary k i J 11.. D-...I V_ . . 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