Norton High School - Sojourn Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1976 volume:

Nom tiOi PtOOTOM PUBUC UBRARV In congress, July 4, 177 fie itnant moit$ ccfa ration of , if.H ,a«uif. tat ofOlmcrtca. ft (C fn J %d s ' ,JiJ ( ' Ud - 4 . ' •«t 1 1 ., Aa,, .f M-U oru ,f,u flf rutin ' ■( v tojyC.-i ' .v -, ir ' i - Ha u c nJLud d£u UA - « . a£i. i r vy i j TL.x -m ' Jnt in n C -. . ' A.y - ■ ' Jz Jtac 6 - ' 4 J J- ' 1976 SOJOURN NOR TON HIGH SCHOOL NORTON MASSACHUSETTS The 200th Anniversary Of The American Revolution 76 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 3 Class Poem 4 Administrati on and Faculty 5 Seniors 15 Underclassmen 45 Organizations 57 Sports 73 Activities 91 School Life 109 Yearboolc Staff 117 Advertisements 119 MISS REBECCA BURTT We the Class of 1976 dedicate this yearbook to our two senior advisors, Miss Rebecca Burtt and Mrs. Eileen Kieser. We feel that Miss Burtt and Mrs. Kieser have been the motivating force behind the success of all our high school events. Particularly, do we owe them our thanks for the success of our auction and Junior Prom. They have shown a sincere interest in our class, and we not only respect them as teachers, but also as friends. And so, to thank you in some small way for all you have done, we dedicate our 1976 yearbook to you both. DEDICATION OF THE SOJOURN TO SENIOR ADVISORS MISS REBECCA BURTT AND MRS. EILEEN KIESER MRS. EILEEN KIESER SENIOR CLASS POEM written by SHARON MOREAU TREASURES There are many treasures in life to be won. The treasure of knowledge, the treasure of fun; The band playing gaily, each sport in full swing, Many a memory later will bring. For some, school was just another chore, But for others, it meant so much more — A hope in the future to help mankind, This is a treasure many will find. The teachers guided us as we went along, Although, at times, we thought they were wrong. They were trying to help us develop our best. So that we could meet challenges in life ' s test. Memories are treasures that never will fade. All the good times, and the friendships we ' ve mad e. To some, treasures are gold; to others, silver and jade, But to the class of 1976, they are accomplishments made. Administra Hon 0 i Principal Super in tenden t MR. MAURICE J, SPLAINE, JR. Assistant Principal MR. JOSEPH SOLMONESE MR. DANIEL WHEELER English Department MISS GRACE B. KIERMAN Chairman MISS JANE CLANCY MR. PETER KLIN MRS. DOLORES ROBBINS 5f MR. PHIUP GORMAN MISS REBECCA BURTT MRS MURIEL SAMMER MRS KATHERINE ROGERS MR. CHARLES GAIDES, Chairman MRS. DIANE SCULLY Science Department MRS. DIANE MARTIN MR. CARMEN READE MRS. NANCY HUGHES Foreign Language Department hi MR ROBERT MAHER, Chairman MR. WALTER PRECOURT MRS LORNA RUSSELL MR. JOSEPH DERY MRS. ELIZABETH McKlNLEY MRS. EILEEN CARREIRO MRS. KAREN BOUCHER Guidance Department MR. JOHN ATWOOD Guidance Director MR PETER BARTEK MR. JOHN KEISER Office Staff MRS. ARLENE DeVALK MRS. ANITA KENNISTON MRS. JANET BOYLE MRS LAURA STEPANEK MRS. GILDA LYNCH MRS. CATHERINE MELANSON Business Department MISS EVELYN RAPOZA Chairman MISS BARBARA WITENGIER MISS NORMA CLOUTIER MR. PAUL HASSIE MISS SANDRA ABDALAHAD Music Department MRS. LOUISE D ' ONOFRIO Art Dept. MR. WILLIAM MacMULLEN MISS LINDA GABRIELE MR. JOHN BEAUSOLEIL Librarian MRS. JACQUELINE YOUNG R. N. MRS. RUTH HASKELL, Health Clerical Aide I. D. Dept. MRS. VERONICA MAHER MRS. CAROL MALONE Ptiysical Education Dept. MR. HOWARD KELLEY, Athletic Direaor MR. LAWRENCE LAROCOUF. MR. KEITH GIBSON MISS DONNA ARCHIBALD MISS CATHERINE KUNZ Industrial Arts Department MR. GEORGE DeVALK MR. RICHARD CALDERONE Home Economics Department MRS. GENEVA ROUNDS, Chairman MRS ELIZABETH FARIA MISS LINDA PAILLE A. V. Dept. Special Ed. Psychologist MR. ARNOLD KENNISTON MR. ALBERT WAGNER MR. PETER PELLEQUIN Cafeteria Staff MRS. VIOLET EISNOR Cafeteria Director LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Kullas, Mrs. Catherine Kenney, Mrs. Ruth Ettcr, Mrs. Helen LeMaire, Mrs. Viola Araujo, Mrs. Bcna Mcintosh. Custodial Staff SITTING: Mrs. Pat Silva, Mr. Carlton Davis, Head Custodian. STANDING: Mr. Donald Butts, Mr. Jim Sylvia. 14 Senior Class Advisors Bob Hebert, President. 16 EVERETT SCOTT BERRY Everett Stop and shop . . . Larry ' s friend . . . Simonis . . . loan shark??? Raz. Ik. 0 DALE WILLIAM BISHOP Dale Monday nights . . NAPS . . . defenscmcn Good shot . . hockey sticks. Baseball 1, 2, 4; Hockey I, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1,2, 4; Office Aide 4. DEBRAJEAN BLANCHARD Debbie Donna ' s other half . . . Telephone??? cute . . . tall . . Oh sure . . . Always baby- sitting . . . secretary . . . Heidi . . . Please go to Boston! Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Intramurals 1 ; Volleyball Manager 2; Field Hockey Intra- murals 1; Business Club 4; Pep Club 2; Pur- ple Key 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Play 4. 3f ' GLEN GILBERT BLUNSDEN Glen Femandes . . . Mike ' s and Mr. Wagner ' s friend . potato chips . . . Graphic Ans . . .Quiet!!! Office Aide 1. GREGORY PAUL BRAMWELL Greg Pat . . . Gregga . . . Goalie . . . juicer . . . Schlitz . . . cute . . parties . . . Monday nights. Band 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 1. 19 DARRYL GREGORY BROWN Darryl Key Largo . . . long jumper . . . arm wres- tling . , , super sprint , . . Rich ' s friend . . . robot . . . The Key . . . Chorus 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH F BURCHILL Joe Nice car . . . Wayne ' s friend . . cards . . . Monday nights - . . dip-n-sip . . pri- vate stock. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1 ; Senior Play 4. DEBORAH JO BROYLES Debi Martha and Tammy ' s friend . . Moving . . . cute , . . Miss Editor . . . Is my hair straight. ' Signed hopeless. ' Library Aide 1; Summer Science 1; Pep Club 1,4; Guidance Aide 3; Prom Commit- tee 3; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Yearbook Photography Editor 4; Purple Key 4; Stu- dent Council 4 ; Senior Play 4. DAVID LESTER CARTER David Linda . . . Rich and Bob ' s buddy ... 69 Red Pontiac . . . Norton ' s Weatherman . . . Fernandes Warehouse. Softball Intramurals 3, 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Audio Visual 4; Yearfxxjk Staff 4. VICKIE LEE CHAFFIN Vic Fuzzy . . . that there southern accent ... in school. ' . ' ? parites in the parking lot . . . cen- ter . . . going out for lunch. Band 1. 2; Majorettes 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Senior Play 4. WILLIAM E. CHEETHAM Moose . . . record breaker , , shot put . . . Moonbeam . , Larry ' s friend. Basketball 1, 2, 4; Football 1 tain 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4 DAVID CURELOP Dave Pecky . Hockey . , . Peter ' s buddy , , Newcomb St. Gang . . . Always there. Baseball 1, 2, i, 4; Football 1, 3; Basket- ball 3; Powder Puff Coach 3; Senior Play 4. THOMAS DATTOLIE Tom Gilligan ' s friend . . toad. . . always wears a hat . . . Debbie . . V W. . . . The great lover . . . nice legs. JOHN COYLE III John- Big Bird Cumberland Farms . , . gum- balls morning D.J. . . . blushes those red ears. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Audio Visual 4; Morning DJ. 3, 4; Senior Play 4. 1 i r MARY JANE DION ' Man lane QuincA Volvo forever . . Tammy ' s friend ... $1.0 England. . . . No, he ' s just my cousin . . Rick . . ' ' ou NERD ' Chorus 1, 2: Softball 1. x Summer Sci- ence Course 1; Track 2. Basketball 2, Libran Aide 2; Senior Plav 4 21 PETER FRANCIS DION Pete Blue Bug . . . No, she ' s just my cousin , , Dion ' s Packy . . . QUIET! . Dave ' s Buddy. Senior Play 4. WAYNE JOSEPH DWYER Wayne Joe ' s friend . Hockey . . Miss Clancy ' s friend ... ' 1 have a question ' . . . Monday Nights. Baseball 5, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. 1 f JOANNIE MAY EISNOR Hey Boufa . . . Scott ' s Garage .giggly. . . Val ' s friend . . .cute. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Office Aide 3, 4; Purple Key 4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Play 4. 22 LEE ANN ELLS Lee Ann ' Anyone for a game of B-Ball ' . . . Miss Kuntz ' s buddy . . SPORTS . . . Squeak 20 . . . Mong and Spider ' s friend. Student Council 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, Co-Captain 4; Softball 2, 4, Co-Captain 3; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Library Aide 2; Volleyball Manager 3; Senior Play 4. EDITH ELIZABETH EPPICH Edith Stephen . . Rainbow Girl . . . Sports . . . Plympton . . . Library . . . Cheryl ' s Friend. Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Outdcxjr Ski Club 2; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Softball 4; Yearbook 4 ; Senior Play 4. teacher . . Chet and Train ' s Friend. Student Council 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Softball A; Field Hockey 3, Co-Cap- tain 4; Cheerleader, Co-Captain 1 ; Basketball 4, Co-Captain 2. 3; Yearbook Sports Editor 4; All-Star Basketball; Senior Play 4. JOSEPH GERALD FERNANDES Joe Jumpin Joe . . , the Fernandes gang . . . Wanta go bowling? . . , Gold Chevy , . . Bill ' s buddy . . . Jose ' s flying Globe? Purple Key 4. TERRl ANN FAI.KF, Scott forever loud and crazy beans parties in the parking lot nice clothes Office Aide 1,2 Tcrri Jelly THERESA ELLEN FIGARATTO Theresa Hey Fig . , . Debbie ' s cousin , . . Week- end trips to Brcxkton . cute , . Those shoes? Glee Club 1, Vollebyall 3; Gym Hockey 1; Drama Club 4; Purple Key 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Business Club 4; Senior Play 4, DAVID ERIC FISCHER Dave Loves to March Red Mustang Cal- ifornia kid . late { ' heaton College Band 1.2. 3,4. 23 SANDRA ANN FORTIN Sandy Mavis and Debbie ' s friend . . . Cats . . . Chicago Fan . . . Those trips to Florida . . , What a tan . . . Wheaton. Chorus 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 2; Drama Club 4; Purple Key 4; Powder Puff Game 5, 4; Senior Play 4. FREDERICK PAUL GARIEPY Fred Edy . . . Buffer . , . Should I swell on that note? . . Mr. Pres. . . . Lenny ' s Pal . . . BBG . . Red dump truck. Student Council 1, 2, .3; Band Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Chorus 1,2; Golf 2, 3; Drama Festi- val 1; Drama Club 1, 2; Pep Club 4; Senior Play 4. JOHN C. GNECCO IV John Mustang . . . Elsnoir 125 . . . Dante ' s . Steve ' s friend , . . Hockey . . . Smart. Baseball 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2,4; Hockey 1,2, 3,4. ELSIE GODFREY Elsie Quiet . Ridgewood Court . Kim ' s friend . . , Elsie you talk too much . . . Donny . , . Engaged . . . Attleboro. Chorus 1, 2. RENEGOULET Rene Loves Gym , . . Good kid . , , Paul ' s and Art ' s friend . . . Quiet!!! 24 BRIDGET MARIE GRIEVE Bridget Sunshine . . , Sheila ' s partner in crime . . . Weekends in N.H, . . . Boy watcher . . . Ace reporter , . . Captain Midnight. Chorus 1, 2; Class Sec. 4; Student Council 4, Vice-Pres. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Purple Key 4; Audio Visual 3, 4; Office Aide 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 4; Newspaper 3, Pres. 4; Scholarship Fund 4. MARK D HASKINS Mark- Fred ' s friend . . . Trumpetl . Brain . Quiet . Haskin ' s Pharmacy Inc. Band 1,2, 3,4. ROBERT JOSEPH HEBERT Bobby Donna . . . Mr. K ' s right hand . . . David and Rich ' s Buddy . . . 69 Red Vega . . , Coke man . . . Cape Cod. Class Pres. 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Prom Comm. Pres. 3; Audio Visual 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 1; Powder Puff Coach 3, 4; Purple Key 4; Newspaper 3; Drama Club 3, Vice Pres. 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Yearbook Photography Editor 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Senior Play 4. f PATRJCIA LOUISE HO-WE Patty Greg . , . likes hockey . . . fish. . . . Ever- yone likes her . . . Quiet . . . Cute. Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play 4. PETER A HL ' NT Peter Boatman Limey El Paso kid Beach Boys . . . Quiet . Smart Band 1. 2, 3. 4; St.ige Band 2. Track 4: Sailing Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 1,4. Pep Club 4; Senior Play 4. 25 GARY ALAN JACKSON Gary Debbie . . . Joe cool . . . Ford . . . Mechanic . . . swamps . . . motorcycles . , . hard days at school . . Action. Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3. KATHLEEN MARIE JONES Kathy Laurie ' s friend . . . newcomer . . . Ohio . . . Burger Chef , . . Pretty hair. Chorus 1, 2; Softball I, 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 3; Drama Club 1 ; Pep Club 1, 2. EDITH BEATRICE JOPPICH Fred . . . Daina and Peggy ' s friend . . . nice kid . . . loves green . . . Dogs . . . Not so quiet . . . Rifle . . . Smart. Rifle Drill 4; Basketball Intramurals 1; Library Aide 1, 2; Drama Festival 3; Field Hockey 3; Volleyball Intramurals 1; Purple Key 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Evaluation Comm. 3; French Club 1, 3, Sec. 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Jr. National Honor Society 1; Nat. Honor Society 4; V.O.D., 2nd Place; Senior Play 4. GREGORY PETER JURGILE ' WICZ Greg Donna . . . flash . . . Fernandes . . . meat- head . . . EJ. . . . The Cliff Hanger. BENTON WEEDEN KEENE III Benny Mendy . . . Laurie. ' ' . . . Green Mustang . . . Roy and David ' s friend . . . My Daddy is a cop . . . Beach Boys. Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 26 KATHY ANN KINCAID Chet Sue and Kathy ' s friend . . . Chinese wait- ress . . . Miss Kuntz ' s favorite Manager . . . Dream on . . . Winnies . . . Gary. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Soft- ball 2,4; Track 1; Pep Club 2; Senior Play 4. LAURA JKAN KIRBY Laura- Heather, and Hllen . . . 62 Biscayne parties in the parking lot . . . Debbie ' s Mrs. D ' s pet . . Never lat e ! ass Oftii.. ; . , ■ ' ' ' uncil 1, 2; us 1 ; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Chccricaaei 1. ' ior Play 4. N.H Baseball ANDREW DAVID LANE Kiver The Cliff Hanger . . . Morse ' s friend . . . Oh I forgot the oil . . . Soul Train . . . The Farm . . . nice guy. WILLIAM EUGENE I VALLE ' IR Bill Powerallcylavallcv I ' m bitter . . Mr, Precourt ' s buddy P.iul don ' t get me in trouble . . . Wild Bill Student Council 1; Purple Key ■); Football 1 ; Office Aide 1 ; Senior Plav 4 Joe JOSEPH VINCENT LOW Cheryl . . Christopher . . . Melodic . Guitar ... Red truck . . . Miss Burtt. Class Vice-Pres. 3; Chours 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2; Basketball 1; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Audio Visual 2, 3, 4; Purple Key 4; Yearbook Sports Editor 4. JEANETTEANNEMAQUIRE Jeatiette Rick . . . Wayne . . . Good friend . . . Enjoys music, poetry, nature, and many other things! Student Council 1; Glee Club 1; Purple Key 4. 28 MICHAEL JOSEPH MASON Mike Mr. Editor . . , Rick ' s friend . . . Big G or K-Mart . . . But Miss Kiernan?? . . . 7th period. . . How ' s it going, Fweddie boy? Evaluation Comm. 2, 3; Purple Key Pres. 4; Math Club 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook Co- Editor 4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Senior Play 4. MAVIS McBRIDH Mavis Sandy and Debbie ' s friend . . . Wheaton Farm . . . Nebraska . . , liorse named Becky . . . mini minded. Glee Club 2, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4; French Club 1,2; Drama Club 2, 3. 4; Purple Key 4; Outdoor Ski Club 4; V.O.D. 3rd Place; Senior Play 4. VERNON ANTHONY McKILLOP Vern Janice . . . Johnson and Wales . . . Miss Cloutier ' s pal . . . Quarterback . . . Jack- son ' s pal. Baseball 1, 2, 4, Co-Captain 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1; Football 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 4. NICHOLAS EARLE MILLER Nick Diana . . . Jay ' s friend . . . tough crack- ers . . . Hey Beau . . . Oh the life of a twin . . . T.T.S. Computer Club 3, Pres. 4; Math Club 3, 4; Computer Lab Aide 4; Purple Key V.- ' Pres. 4; Evaluation Comm. 2, 3; Audio Vis- ual 4; Student Council 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Yearb«.k Staff 4; Drama Club 4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Senior Play 4. RICHARD VIRGIL MILLER Rick Nancy . . . smart . . . Mike ' s friend . . . argue. . . Door stop anyone? . . Oh Brother ' . . . T.T.S. Student Council 3; Nat, Honor Socicrv 3. Pres. 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 3. 4; Math Club 4; Evaluation Comm. 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Ycarfxx k Business Advertising Co- Manager -1. Dr,im.i Club ), V O D , 1st Place. ,Scnior Pl.n 1 29 JULIANNE MARIE MILOT Julie Jack . . . future marriage . . . ya ready? . . . Martha ' s mad at me again! . . . can ' t back up a car . . . Martha ' s other-half Softball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 4; Volleyball Manager 3; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Bas- ketball 4; Purple Key 4; Busmess Club V.- Pres. 4. SUSANNE MARIE MILOT Sue Quiet . . hard working . . . Wheaton College , , . Dottie ' s friend . . . Miss Rapoza ' s pet, Softball Manager 3, 4; Office Aide 3; Pur- ple Key 4; Yearbook Staff 4. JOHN DAVID MOITOZA John Cheryl . . . Steve ' s friend - . . motorcycle . . . W Bridgcwater . . one red fender?? . . Fender Bender . . . Mr. Crash. Basketball 2. SHARON LYN MOREAU Sharon Wheaton College . smart . . . nice hair . . . right shoulder arms . , , quiet . . . cute. Basketball 2; Audio Visual 4; Pep Club 1, 3; Color Guard 2, 3, Captain 4; Purple Key 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Nat. Honor Society 4. 30 TAMARA SUE MORRIS Tammy Teddy. . . Witengcr 2, 3, 4 . . . Ya Ready - ' . Dear Abby . . . signed hope- less . . , Deb and Julie ' s friend . . . Tigers . . . queer , . , I didn ' t get it. Student Council 1; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Powder Puff Game 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Business Club Pres. 4; Purple Key 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Yearbook Business Co-Editor 4. I RICHARD WAYNE OLER Ricky- Jay Oler . . street hockey . , . Johnny and Wayne ' s friend . . , truck driver . . . I ' m cool . . . Syl ' s fncnd? Hockey 4. NANCY ANN PAULHUS Nancy Weekend trips to New Hampshire . . . Bridget ' s friend . . . Prom Comm. 3; Library Aide 1; Office Aide 1,2; Newspaper 4; Purple Key 4; Year- book Staff 4; Senior Play 4. JUDITH LEE PEACH Judy Beverly Farms . . . Rolling Stones . . . Par- ties . . . So listen to this . . . Mr. Prec- ourt ' s friend. Class Officer V-Pres. 3; Student Council 2, 3. Pres. 4; Student Advisory Comm. 2, 3, 4; Cheering 2, 3, Capt. 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Drama Club 4. STEPHEN ALBERT PECK III Steve Essay . . . West Bridgewater . . . parties . . .John ' s friend . . . SAP. Basketball 2; Football 1. CINDY-LOU PERRY Al . . . Coney Island . Somerset . . . engaged . . funiture building. Chorus 3.4; Senior Play 4 Cindy loves chorus . . . . . June 26 . . . 32 DENNIS RICHARD POSKITT Dennis Nice car . . . Truck driver . . . John and Steve ' s friend . . .Quiet!!! AIVARS DAINIS RHKS Aivars Red Mustang . . . Don ' s friend , . . Lat- vian lover . . Guitar . . Hey Withers. Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2, 3, -1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. LIZA ANN RIBEIRO Liza Tommy . . . Where ' s Maribeth. ' . . . Mr. B can I go to the basement? ' . . . Parties in the parking lot. Art Club 4; Senior Play 4. WILLIAM RICHMOND Bill Tall . . . Handsome . . . Karen ' s cousin . . . Winstons . . . Parties in the parking lot . . . Wilt ' s friend. Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. SANDRA JEAN ROCK ••Sandv ' Rick . Smart . . . crazy . . . engaged Cumberland . . , Nancy ' s friend. Prom Comm. 3: Softball 4; Drama Club 4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Senior Play 4. 33 MARTHA FRANCES RUSSELL Martha Steve? . . . Moutha . . . Parties , . Julie ' s other half . . . Check this situation out . . . ya ready? . Hagen . . .Hospitals. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Powder Puff Game 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3 Purple Key 4; Class Sec. 4; Business Club 4 Drama Club 4; Pep Club 4; Scholarship Fund 4, Senior Play 4. EDWARD CLARENCE SHAW JR. Ed DAINA SARMA SAULESLEJA Daina Blonde hair . . . Peggy ' s twin . . . Edy, Jo, and Val ' s friend . . . Basson? . . . Boston . . . Color Guard , . , Little latvian . . . tall. Band 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 3, 4; Powder Puff Game 3, 4; French Club 1; Pep Club 3; Evaluation Comm 3; Drama 4; Pur- ple Key 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Stage Band 4; Business Club 4 ; Senior Play 4. MICHAEL R SCHNEIDER Mike Eddie ' s friend . . . Attleboro . . . work- study . . . sound effects. Christa . school? Golf 3. . Mike ' s friend , Jennifer Always in 34 VALERIE JEANNE SHAW Val Jo ' s friend . . Band . . . Quiet . . . Peggy and Daina ' s friend . . . Wants to be cxcupa- tional therapist , . long hair . . . Clarinet. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Publicity Man- ager 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Game 3, 4; Purple Key 4; Drama Club 4; Yearbxxik Staff 4; Senior Play 4. GARY MICHAEL SMITH Gary Motor mouth ... 6 m ' s . . . lips . frizzes . . . Stereo . . . Chicago . . Beach Boys . . . Crazy Mormon. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Audio Visual 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 4; Yearbtx)k Staff 4. BRUCE SPENCER Bmcc Red beard . . Super star Joe ' s friend . . . sports Rudy ' s friend Class Officer Pres 2. Student Council 1. 2; Chorus 1, 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior Play 4. TAMI LYNN SUTTON New . . . Conccrcs , . . Parties ' Mer New York . . . Nice hair . . . Ann Marie ' s friend. Chorus 1; Field Hotkey 1; Softball 1; Office Aide 1, 2; Junior Achievement 3, 4. DAVID WARREN SWINIMER Dave Gilligan . . Toad ' s friend . . . Fast driver . . Whenevers . . . Led Zepplin . . . Wish you were here. Ski Club 4; Senior Play 4. DEBRA LEE TEXEIRA Tex John , . . Parties in the parking lot . . . Rambler . . Laura ' s sister . . long finger- nails . . . Platform shoes. Art Club 2; Drama Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4, 36 FREDERICK JAMES WATSON III Fred Derf Nostaw . . , The Editor . . . Second best shot putter ... I refuse to go to the yearbook meeting. Softball Intramurals 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Evaluation Comm. 2, 3; Purple Key 4; Yearbook Co- Editor 4; Math Club 4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Senior Play 4. DEBORAH ANN WHITE Debbie Cute . . . Nice personality . . . Everybody ' s friend . . . Fig ' s cousin . . . Please come to Boston. Student Council 4; Prom Comm. 3; Vol- leyball 2, 3, 4; Drama Festival 2; Pep Club 2, 4; Evaluation Comm. 2, 3; Purple Key 4; Scholarship Fund 4, Senior Play 4. VALERIE ANN WHITE Val John . . . Parties in the parking lot . . . smart , . . 1 want to get out of here. Ever- ybody ' s friend. Track 1,2,3. DOREEN LYNN WHITi; Dorccn Skip . . . Whitney . . . Norton ' s No, 1 taxi service . . . Martha, I didn ' t say it! . . . Bootie ' s friend Softball 1, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 4; Volleyball i; Guidance Aide 3; Office Aide 2; Newspaper 2, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Drama Club 2; Purple Key 4; Senior Play 4. WAYNE ALVORD WINSOR Wayne Mach 1 . . , Workstudy . . . Burger Chet nice guy quiet in sch(x l. Baseball 1.4; Football 1 . 2, 3, 4. DONALD A WITHERS Wilt Bill ' s friend . gcxxl in everything . . Basketball . . . Tall . , . Super brain . , . Hacker . . . Gcxxl kid. Jr. National Honor .Society 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Senior Play 4. 37 DONNA JEAN YOUNG Donna Bobby . . . Cheering . . Nice clothes . Debi ' s other half . . . Mouth-O-Mighty!!! . . . Medical Secretary, Class Officer Treasurer 2; Student Coun- cil 4; Prom Comm. 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 4; Field Hockey Intramurals 1 ; Powder Puff Game 3, 4; Audio Visual 4; Guidance Aide 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4; Pur- ple Key 4; Drama Club 4; Yearbook Quota- tion Editor 4; Scholarship Fund 4; Who ' s Who in American High School Students 4; Senior Play 4. In Memoriam LAURIE ANN ZUMALT Laurie Zoom . , Kathy ' s friend . . . Silver Vega . . . Letters . . . Iowa . . . Short . . . Vol- leyball. Chorus 1; Softball 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Library Aide 1,2; Office Aide 1, 2, 4; Purple Key 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Play 4. Sandra Raulino 1958-1974 40 CUTEST: Joanne Eisnor and Mike Mulcahy. Senior Class Will We, the members of the graduating class of 1976, being of sound mind and b xly, do hereby bcfjueatti these our most treasured possessions: Frak Adams: to Martha and Cousin Deb — ' bags of lemons; Ma and Dad — I made it; Bootic — my brains; My Buddies — Tiny; N.H.S. — Byc-Bye, Betty Lou Alberto: to Jude — remember . . .; Maurene — what can we tell our mothers?; Mr. Gibson — a sunkist orange; Laura — 3rd pcrifxi, and all the quecrncss in the world; Bruce — cheat notes for every test in every class. Doug Anderson: to Mr. Nuttall — a copy of my book and a left handed lay-up; Mr. H Kelley — a case of chewing gum for away games, Kevin Hcbcrt — my place on the varsity bench. Peggy Arena: to the band — my love and the best of luck; Daina and Fxiy — my friendship forever, Mr Mac — a new cookie fetcher; Sue and Anne — fun next f X)tball season; Bobby — Thanks for everything. Timmy Baker: to Dave Swinimer — a good night ' s sleep; the Senior Class — Gocxi-bye, Good Luck; Miss Kiernan — rose-colored glasses to go with your boots and gloves, many thanks for all you did; Deb Tex, Quaintness, and Laura — Brrrrr!; Toad — Dinty Mow; Mr. Dery — our 3rd pericxl MtxJcrn Problems class term II, a case of Lite ' s and a strumpet; Judi — round trip to Beverly, lotsa love; Don Withers — all my basketball helping hints; N.H.S. — a sprinkler system, I LEAVE; Aivars — a high speed chase. Diana Balkcom: to Nick — I leave me and my love; Sheila — I leave memories, love, and hunky dory; Mike — I leave love, friendship, and a beautiful future; the group of H.B.C. — blessings, luck, and miUions-of-memories. Dale Bishop: to J. P. — good luck; Paul — one bottle of Mateus and a chauffeur to Sharon; Greg and Patty — good luck in the future. Debbie Blanchard: to my Brothers — all my extra credits; Donna — my friendship forever and ever; Rich — a date someday; Mr Klin — a set of TWINS ' !; Bcjbby — all our memories; Tammy M. — an explanation. Debi Broyles: to Jill — Best of Luck and Keep the Faith; Tami — a million tigers, a tank full of gas, and many thanks!; Martlia and Julie — many memories and many thanks; Laurie — the bcxjk 1001 Reasons for Being Late; All My Friends — Good luck now and forever. David Carter: to Mr. Laroquc — five easy ways on how to fall; Bob, Rich, and Joe — a calendar of free days; Miss Burtt — How to Revive Dead Plants; Linda — hold on just one more year. Bill Cheetham: to Chopper — half ownership of the Spi-Dell ' s MOONBEAM; Coach Magoo — a new Moose; Tom — a pint of Turkey and my love-life. John Coyle: to Mr. Klin — a Happy Little Moron; Mr. Gaides — a personalized earthquake; Daina — a one-way ticket to Boston; Fred — Pugsley. Dave Curelop: to Jay A. — my cereal bowl and scissors; Donna — my favorite mitten; N.H.S. — my sister Cindy. Tom Dattolie: to Susan — I leave all my Love, and all her letters; Mr, Solmoncse — I leave a big, big THANKS; Irene — I leave my hat. Mary Jane Dion: to Sue, Chet, Etter — memories of the past; Gerri — our friendship forever; Kevin — a juicy fruit gum factory, Jack — a Volvo that runs; Mom and Dad — collision on the family car. Joanne Eisnor: To Val S. — Our many years of friendship and lots of thanks; the Lunchtable Gang — a free pass to MacDonald ' s; Mary Jane and Patty — a Nerd merit badge; Norton High — 5 more Eisnors. Lee Ann Ellis: to Mong — Bennie and the Jets, electric blanket for cold Maine nights; Spider — a lifetime subscription of Sports Illustrated and friends 4-ever; Miss Kunz — a lifetime supply of fur donuts and all my love and thanks; the Gang — memories of Friday and Saturday nights. Edith Eppich: to S.M.H. — All my love; Mavis — gcxxl luck in Hanover; to Mike and Tom — our 4th period talks and friendship; to Sean — lotsa thanks and my friendship forever. Kathy Etter: to Train — a weekend with Rod Stewart, and a roommate at U Maine; Chet — Memories of Sculdi, all our weekends, and our true friendship; Miss Kunz — Replacement of the B and E and a box of stationery with stamped and Mong addressed envelopes; Lee Ann — a night at Liam ' s on the house. Terri Falke: to Scott — just me . . .; Laura — a box of Kleenex and a P.J. parry; Karen Foss — our memories and a pink ribbon; Mr. Dery — Peace and Quiet; My parents — I leave them broke; Mr. Wheeler — I leave, Theresa Figaratto: to Debbie — I leave my half of the room; Martha — her very own private party; Laura — 4th period gym; Tammy — a nite at Mike ' s; to Everyone — Lots of luck! Sandy Fortin: to Mavis — a new job and a new nickname; Debbie W. — platforms and a lemon; Edith J. — a Physics Lab without me to do all the work. Fred Gariepy: To Edy — 368 warm days and my love; Peter Hunt — a book on how to organize your wardrobe; Pam Plante — a bcxjk on goldmining in California; Gary Smith — a book on How to Whisper in an 8 X 10 room , Mrs, Scully — my John Wayne imitation. John Gnecco: Teachers and School Committee — my deepest sympathy; Steve — a trip in space, with expenses; Bruce — a Bible; John M. — my car to weld for me; Mike — GIRLS. Bridget Grieve: to the Office — Thank you for your help and friendship; Nancy — L.S,, Pencil Neck, Itchy, Jailbird and the boy who had that sleepless night; Sue — Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly; Brillo — New Hampshire (if I owned it); Sheila — a Steady Eddie, Bob Hebert: To Donna — all the time we haven ' t spent together yet; Mr, and Mrs, K, — many thanks for everything; Mr Bartek — I leave sleeping beauty. Peter Hunt: Pam Plante — ALL MY LOVE AND MY LIFE; Fred — a tape recording of John Wayne ' s voice and a Herrisoff S Itoat; Everyone Else — GocxI Luck. Kathy Jones: To Wayne — All my love; Laurie — a safe trip to Iowa and Good-Luck-Thanks; Karen — the next 2 years of Norton High Schixjl; Mitchell (alias Michelle) — a very happy life at the Burger Pit; to B.A, and P,B, — a very special thanks Edy Joppich: To Ricky — my heart, a devil ' s food cake and a napkin from the Lobster Bowl; Pete — a sailboat not in need of repair and a one-way ticket to California; Peggy — a bottomless plate of spaghetti, a car that doesn ' t klunk, and many thanks for everything. 43 Kathy Kincaid: to Kathy — a gray Levi ' s Kilt and a solid 6p whistle; Train — a hotline to Husson and a promise that I ' ll always be on the other end; Miss Kunz — a wide awake manager; Ruthie and Melinda — two more years of getting plunged. Laura Kirby: to Betty Lou — al! the beans! Whats?! Mrs. D.; Terri — jelly-beans, seesaws, and many memories; Deb T. and Deb L. — All my thanks for listening; Mr. Dery — 2 loudmouths for 5th period 77; Miss Kiernan — tap dancing. Bill LaValley: to the Millers — a lifetime pass to my restaurant; Fred — a soccer ball in the face; Bobby — my Fernandes SUPER button; Joe — my power alley experience. Joe Low: to Mrs. DeValk — Dr. Welby; Mr. Laroquc — another day of gym; Miss Burtt — my deepest thanks and a board washer; Gary Smith — a stereo. Mike Mason: To Derf Nostaw — a book on 1001 ways to love yourself; The Click? — Saturday Nights; Diana and Nick — All the happiness your love can give; Rick and Nancy — Ditto; Miss Kiernan — How to pick a yearbook staff in three easy lessons. Nick Miller: To Diana — I leave me and my love; Jay — I leave a bowl in the hole in the bottom of the seas; Mike — 1 leave my wishes for a happy future and my friendship; Mrs. Scully — I leave a new 5th period Chemistry class; Mr. Kelley — I leave a line printer; to All My Friends — I leave the gocxl memories of these last years. Rick Miller: to Nancy — All my love; to all my friends — memories; Mr. Kelley — a line printer. Julie Milot: to Jack — All my love, Best of luck in the future years to come. Watch out for that car!; Martha — Good Luck in the future, 1 free tour of the Rescue; Tammy — Good Luck with Ted, Bionic vision; Miss Rapoza — purple disease; Debbie — a reserved basement stall. Sharon Moreau: to Mom and Dad — love, thanks, and a happy 25th; Mrs. Scully — my appreciation and much happiness; Mavis — Mrs. Jennings; to all my classmates — good-luck in the future. Tammy Morris: to Ted — All my love now and in the future, me (after I lose 20 pounds), and my car; Debi — a solved problem and happiness; Julie and Martha — one day with no fights; Debbie W. — anything and love; Debbie B. — Miss Wittenger; Danny W. — $100. John Moitoza: to the Teachers and School Committee of Norton High — my deepest sympathy for a job un-done; Cheryl Costa — ME; Steve Peck — Columbian and Mexican; Dennis Poskitt — one 4-speed shifter, 1 posi-trac rear-end, endless money; John Gnecco — a welder. Mike Mulcahy: to Miss Rapoza — all my gum wrappers; Mr. Pino — a head buffer; Mr. Nuttall — a book of gocxl jokes; Michael L. — a bottle of Southern Comfort; To the Teachers — 100 more Mulcahy ' s coming up. Mike Normand: to Lee Ann — all my love, forever; Mike Mulcahy — season ' s tickets to the Army-Navy games; Larry O ' Donncll — Life, Lihierty, and the pursuit of Michelle; Mr. DeValk — another pair of phenomenal Architecture students (like me and Larry); To the Chief — a dict-a-phone that works. Larry O ' Donnell: Michelle — All my love; Mike Mulcahy — a whole lockerful of Navy stickers; Mike Normand — a case of Michelob and someone to see on a weekend pass; to my English teachers — all the work I never did. Nancy Paulhus: to Bridget and Twiller — the memories of our friendship and good times; Laurie — another case dropping night in my trunk, case of Michelob, case of Alka-Seltzer and another sleepless night; Mr. Nuttall — a book of guess what?, and a lot of thanks. Cindy Perry: to Dogette — a bone; to Nancy Paulhus — a watermellon; to Steve — matches. Aivars Reks: to Wilt — a get out of jail free card; Vcrn — a better aim; Bush and Eva D — a case of Miller and skaistas meitas; Betry Lou — a psychiatrist; Norton High — Good-bye and Good luck. Liza Ribeiro: I leave my friends a long life and happiness forever and ever; to Tommy — my love; to my Teachers — I leave my brother Dave; to Maribeth — I leave the beach days and more to come. Sandy Rock: Ricky — all my love, me; Sylvie — a coffee, cooked peanut butter cookies; Nancy — a new ceiling for your car, a quart of beer; Bridget — a new bathing suit, a map to Horseneck Beach; Harpo — a backscratcher, a pack of cigarettes; Mike — Jeanette; Cindy a baby. Martha Russell: to Julie — our friendship forever; Debbie — a running faucet; Broyles — a flat tire; Tammy — a baking party; Frank — a ride to Sturdy; Mark — lasting memories; Mr. Solmonese — 5 more and thanks; Ma and Dad — Thanks. Daina Saulesleja: Mr. MacMullen — a peaceful studyhall; Bobby — an endless roll of pennies, and a happier future; Peggy — a copy of the script of my sopa opera, my thanks and my friendship; Edy — anything and everything green; Miss Slavinskas — Carol Lewis. Ed Shaw: to Mike — I leave a dozen eggs, a big green lawn, a rollerball, the song Why can ' t we be friends? ; Silvia — I leave the book How to Be a Secret Spy in 10 Easy Lessons; Christa — I leave all my love, and a place in my heart and my life that she will forever fill. Val Shaw: to Jo — something new and exciting for every time you get bored; Daina — new lighting wherever you go so your hair won ' t look green; Mr. Mac — a bigger and better band next year. Roy Sigman: to Mr. Klin — all the English books I lost; Mr. Nuttall — all my splinters; Miss Clancy — All my F ' s; Laurie P. — all my problems. Sylvie Simard: to Linda — 6th period secrets and Bryan 4 ever!; Sandy — a French swear; Dawn — a Mach 1 and a phone call; Ricky — a truckful of booze and a spelling book; Mike — a cup of coffee; Ed — a nice judge and 6th period memories. Gary Smith: Fred — one bl-chick w may; Daina and Peggy — plans for a happy medium; Kevin — another disappearing cigar. David Swinimer: I leave the speaker system of Norton High all the good music it hasn ' t heard; I leave Judy all my love forever. Debbie Texeira: to Laura and Debi and Teri and Karen and all my crazy friends — all the really fun times we have had; Mr. Dery — 3rd period mental ward; Mr. Wheelei — all my good excuses; Miss Kunz — my gym shorts I never wore; Mr. Solmonese — our crazy gang. Debbie White: to Fig — memories; Moutha — Mr. G; Tammy — an open door; Frankly — Nail Polish; Julie — Fm sorry; Friends, Teachers, Classmates, Ma and Dad — Thanks and God Bless You. Doreen White: P S. — one full moon, 12-12; to all my friends and teachers — Thank-you; the Senior Class — Goodbye and Good Luck. Donna Young: to Bobby — my love and all our memories; to Debbie — years of a fantastic friendship and many memories; to Miss Kiernan — monkey calendars; to Rick and David — my friendship; Mr, Klin — a set of TWINS. Laurie Ann Zumalt: to Joe — my love, my faith, and a million letters; to Nancy — someone else to put in her trunk; Debi and Martha — I only missed it by a hare ' ! ; Mr. Solmonese — many thanks; to Harpo — memories, love and friendship forever. 44 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Goulet, Treas.; N. Schleicher, Sec.; M. Murby, Vice Pres.; K. Hcben, Pres. 1st ROW: D. Fogerty, J. LaCombe, R. Sercxle, M. Sutton, B. Smith. 2nd ROW: K. Dunn, J. Durham, J. Provenal, G. Lcrou, R. Shaw. 3rd ROW: C. Thatcher, T. Dattolie, E. Johnson, T. Lavoie, P. Steams, J. Marshall, E. Guertin. 46 1st ROW: B. Couturier, K. Prewandowski, D. Markley, D. Nowland. 2nd ROW: D. Grisc, D. McDcrmort, S. Smith, D. Fulks, D. Stanley, M. Ritz, K. Silver, L. Ribeiro. 3rd ROW: R. Marvel, B. Scott, G. Campbell, E. Ellard, C.Jordan, M. Stulpin, A. Wagner, S. Smith, R. Labrie, S. Eisnor, A. Busmanis, K. Hebert. 1st ROW: K. Griffin, R. Robcrge, L. Fredette, S. Pinkman, G. Landis, J. Thurber. 2nd ROW: D. Robbins, V. Cutler, K. Petipas, J. Helmreich, B. Gallager 3rd ROW: E. Hainey, L. Gonsalves, N. Schleicher, B. Larson, L. Guptill. 4th ROW: R. Adams, L. Holmes, J. Kalacznik, M. Kelley, D. Signorclli, D. Sorel. M. Cordoba, W. Varney, T. Upson, T. Pelchet, J. Allen, E. Donahue, L. Teixeira, D. Crane, D. Smith. 47 1st ROW: J. Case, C Glassey, M. Masse, D. Jackson. 2nd ROW: H. Bischoff, P. Coughlin, M. Murby, C Costa, B. Munn, L. Peabody. 3rd ROW: L. Audette, P. Briggs, J. Souza, P. McEndy, D. Leca, C. Bennett, S. Winchoba. 4th ROW: R. Waite, S. Chu, A. Jugler, C. Desfosses, J. Hubatsek, A. Collette, D. Dunlap, R. Peacock, D. Poskitt, D. McKillop, J. Peirce, G. Anderson. tAI! 1st ROW: S. Cunningham, S. Gustafson, M. Mcrritt, D. Lavoie, S. Lange, P. Schneider, W. Frederickson. 2nd ROW: T. Winnegee, M. L. Gonsalves, C Sharpies, J. Azevedo, J. Rivard, L. Plante, D. Chase, K. Best. 3rd ROW: P. Harnden, B. Graham, M. Janelle, M. LacoUa, R. Baker, D. Fernandes, G. Keene, D. Prado, M. Boyle, M. Tcxeira, E. Noberto, S. Citron, D. Goulet. 48 1st ROW: S. Barboza, J. Blanchard, M. Soldani, R. Plausse, T. Bombardier. 2nd ROW: S. Lalibcne, G. Hoffman, J. Lazarz, P Crogan, L. McCabc, C. McDermott 3rd ROW L. Vierkant, S. Harrington, J. Dwyer, J. Smith, K. Guillemette, S. Marshall, D. Fisher. ' 78 ' ' Sophomore Class Officers 1st ROW: T. Dwyer, E. Stewan, G. Snow, A Gagne, K. Winsor. 2nd ROW: D. FiUion, M. O ' Keefe, R Clcgg, D. Stanley, B. Mitlcr, L. Ells, J Rogers. 3rd ROW: G. Martins, D. Murch, E. Maurer, W. Derby, S. Rebeiro, R. Keene, D. Anderson, M. Nickerson, D. Poskitt, E. Douglass, R. Boulay. 1st ROW: L Wheeler, T. Scaringi. Crowe, T. Chamillard, K. Ford, P. Opheim, B. Murphy, K Norns, M SiK-nccr, 2nd ROW: P, Booih. R Elison, K. Peacock, L. Mulhem, G. Schleicher, P. Kudla, G. Spcnce. 3rd ROW: T. Mcdas, S. Carey, P. Amirault, L. Alexander, T. Maclean, P. Plante, D. Kay, K. Johnson, L. Prewandowski, M. Shaw, R. 50 1st ROW: D. Bullock, R. Brady, B. Gill, N. Anderson, C. Hcrsce, B. Limpus. 2nd ROW: K. Merritt, A. Yarasites, A. M. Moniz, J. Sorcl, D. Rounds, D. Marldy, P. Murphy. 3rd ROW: J. Bcaman, C. Boyle, D. Bennett, S. Coyle, R. Scundere, D. Foumier, M. Kressley, M. Hubatsek. 4th ROW: B. Derouin, B. Claybomc, K. Blanch- ard, T. Fraser, N. Dudley, D. DeLuca, E. Cordoba. 1st ROW: L. Russell, R. Howard, T. Chapnois, D. Hamm, A. Galloway. 2nd ROW: R. Weir, G. Parrot, P. Williams, L Dimonica, D. Howe, J. McKinnon. 3rd ROW: J. McBride, P. Rostran, C. Dylans, D. Liberty, L. Emerson, K. Bogosh, J. McDermott, V. Vieres, M. Links, D. Low, M. Ledoux, S. Arena, R. Lincoln. 1st ROW: F. Devon, D. Roderick, R. Jordon, E. Ross, D. Willis, D. Gefis, N. Babanikas. 2nd ROW: J. Comey, R. Lange, D. Macek, C. Swinimer, D. George, L. Goulet, L. Ulmer, P. Hosford. 3rd ROW: J. Bradford, D. Lavamodiere, S. Tremblay, L. Mueller, D. Lavalley, C. Marchese, S. Guptill, K. Bcatty, C. Foster, J. Satter. 52 LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Kinney, Vice-President; R. Briggs, Secretary, M. Kelley, Treasurer; T. Dion, President. 1st ROW: L. Gonsalvcs, J. Briggs, D. Higgins, M. Amaral, K. Opheim, K Kurtz, K. Coleman. 2nd ROW: B. Peterson, M. Citron, M. Haincy. D. Lalibcrte, G. Hapcnno ' . D. Stone, C. Shampnois. 3rd ROW: C. Gaudino, H. Caswell, R. Cochran, K. Hodson, L. Soldani. D. Rapp, S. Bowers, R. Penney, F. Frascr, M. Doherty. 53 1st ROW: T. Gaudino, J Broyles, R. Pine, E. McLean, D. Robinson, C. DeLuca, R. Crowley. 2nd ROW: T Nevius, C. Fonger, C. Curelop, C. O ' Malia, R. Cotrell, K. Dyer, B. Hosford, D. Ribiero. 3rd ROW: N. Thatcher, J. Rodriguez, R. Briggs, T. Dion, D.Jacobs, B. Metzger, R. McCarthy. 1st ROW: R. Miller, R. Tweedy, T. Watson, R. Galloway, J. Wagner, D. GonsaJves, R. Stephanelli. 2nd ROW: C. Varney, R. Murch, D. Varney, D Maurer, C KJnncy, R. Jewett, F. Ferguson. 3rd ROW: T. Weir, D. Bartlett, M. Buchan, J. Donahue, V. Hale, S. Briggs, D. Hunter, D. Desfosses, D. Markley. 1st ROW: C. Eisnor, N. Blount, C.Jones, D. Smith, R. Shaw, P.Jackson. 2nd ROW: M. Hasicins, T. Mason, J. Norberto. D Dcvine, M. Kellcy. L Hassic. D. Berlins. .?rd ROW: D. Gosey, R. McKillop, B. Maxfield, T. Holmes, A. Hclmreich, M Parrett, J. Lcvesque, J. Griffin, J Sncll, P Eddlcston. L Prewandowski, B Gousic. 55 1st ROW: K. Burrell, L. Minler, D. Moscuzza, A. Omellas. 2ncl ROW: W. Riley, D. Stone, J. Viaoria, R. Falke, R. Lunn, B. Phillips, C. Kimball. 3rd ROW: W. O ' Neil, D. Simmons, B. Sylvia, S. Monteiro, E. Walker,J. Fischback. 4th ROW: S. George, B. Perry, C. Marshall, C. Howe, P. McKinnon, J. Martin. 1st ROW: P. Bullock, D. Dwyer, A. Amaral, A. Milot. 2nd ROW: L. Grady, K. Earley,J. Marvel, N.Johnson. 3rd ROW: J. Jewett, C. Jewett, R. Nixon.J. Faria. 4th ROW: M. Mclnturf f, P. Hodson, N. Beaman, T. Dattalie, R. Blanchard, R. Coleman. 56 Student Council Student Council Officers Advisor, Mr. Daniel Wheeler; President, J. Peach; Vice-President, D. Chase; Treasurer, D. Carter, Secretary, D. Macek. Student Council Members ROW 1 : R. Hebert, J. Azevedo, C. Foster, M. Stulpin.J. Peach, D. Chase, D. Macek, D. Carter, Advisor, Mr. Daniel Wheeler. ROW 2: S. Briggs, S. Gustafson, K. Beatry, B. Limpus, L. Fredette, B. Larson, J. Helmreich, H. Bishop, D . Balkcom, N. Miller. ROW 3: A. Yarasites, D. Broyles, D. White, P. Wheeler, R. Brady, L. Texeria, D. Young, P. Plante, D.Jackson. ROW 4: T. McNeese, T. Dion, C. Jones, S. Carey, B. Grieve, C. O ' Melia, N. Schleicher, K. Hebert. Student Advisory Council LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Texiera, S. Briggs, Advisor, Mr. Daniel Wheeler; A. Yarasites, D. Chase, J. Peach. Band ROW 1: E. Norberto, B. Munns, V. Shaw, K. Best, J. Kalaznik, R. Scaringi, S. Eisnor. ROW 2: P. Arena, J. Hclmreich, M. Haskins.J. Thurber, R. Williams, M. Shaw. ROW 3: B. Larson, A. Reks, F. Gariepy, G. Smith. 60 BRASS, ROW 1: J. Helmreich, J. Thurbcr, M. Haskins, S. Coyle, P. Arena, M. Shaw, J. Coylc. ROW 2: C. Eisnor, R. Shaw, D. Goulet, B. Hosford, C. Kinney, A. Yarasites, C O ' Mcila, E. Maurer. ROW 3: D. McDermott, B. Larson, P. Hunt, D. Fischer, G. Smith, F. Gariepy, R. Stephanclli. WINDS, ROW 1: J. Eisnor, B. Munns, V. Shaw, B. Gill, M. Haskins, R. Scudere. ROW 2: K. Best, P. Hosford, K. McDermott, D. Devine, P. Amaral. D. LaValley, L. Prewondoski, T. Dion. ROW 3: N. Young, N. Schleicher, S. Eisnor, R. Gariepy, E. Norberto, R. Scaringi. PERCUSSION, ROW 1: L. Gouletl, R. Williams, T. Holmes, R Plants. ROW 2: W. Derby, D. Hamm, R Phil- lips. 61 Freshmen Cheerleaders Chris O ' Malia Marcia Amaral Debbie Desfosses Teresa Dion Christa Hassie Color Guard COLOR GUARD, L to R : L Alexander, S. Carey, C. Marchese, S. Moreau, Capt. , D. Lcca, M. Kclley, D. Saulesleja. Majorettes MAJORETTES, L. to R.: P. Briggs, J. Souza, P. McEndy, A. Omellas, M. L. Gonsalves, Capt.; P. Coughlin, D. Hunter, H. Bischoff, L. Segal. Purple Key 1st ROW, L. to R.: S. Milot, D Blanchard, D. Young, D. Balkcom, N. Miller, Vice Pres., M Mason, Pres.; Walter Precourt, Advisor; M. Russell, Treas ; D. White, Sec; G Smith, T. Morris, W. LaValley, D. White 2nd ROW: D. Broyles, R. Hebcrt, F. Watson, W. Chcctam, R. Simmons, S. Fortin,J. Coyle, M. Arena, E. Joppich, D. Saujesleja, R. Sigman. 3rd ROW: J. Low,J. Fernandes, R. Miller, E. Alberto, D. Bishop,J. Peach, B. Grieve, L Zumalt, C Jones, V. White,J. Eisnor. Newspaper Staff 1st ROW: S. Lange, B. Grieve, L. Alexander, S. Carey. 2nd ROW: T. Chamillard, L. Maurer, J. Kalacznik, V. Cutler, R. Brady, P. Wheeler, D. Bullock, L Mulhem . rd ROW D. Curelop, C. Hersee, S. Curelop, D. Bullock, S. Coyle, P. Amaral, B. Gill, R. Miller. . , Business Club 1st ROW; J. Milot, T. Morris, M. Russell, T. Suttori, T. Figaratto. 2nd ROW; S. Milot, D. Saulesleja, D. Young, D. Blanchard,J. Maguire, L. Zumalt, N. Paulhus, F. Adams, D. White. Home Economics Club 1st ROW; C. Curelop, P. Stearns, D. Higgins, L. Mittler, M. Amaral, J. Fredette, C. Morrisey. 2nd ROW; Advisory Miss Faille, H. Norris, L. Segal, K. Blanchard, D. Ander- son, J. Lazarz, K Coleman, T. Gaudino,J. Harper. Computer Club 1st ROW: G. Campbell, Vice Pres.; N. Miller, Pres.; D. Balkcom, Sec. 2nd ROW: T. McNeese, L. Turney, L. Maurer, R. Miller, R. Peacock, J. Anderson, S. Pinkman, G Landis, R. Lund, E. Ellard, Mr. Fred Kelley, Advisor. Science Lab Aides 1st ROW: C. Foster, V. McKinley, L. Alexander, M. B. Srulpin, L. Plantc, E. Alberto. 2nd ROW: S. Carey, Mr. Charles Gaides. Advisor; C. O ' Melia, T. Frazicr, M. Ritz 67 A udio- Visual Aides Library Aides 1st ROW: Pattie Bullock. 2nd ROW: Grace Manin, Janet McDermott, Edie Johnson, Debbie McDermott, Edith Eppich, K. Deluca. STANDING: Veronica Maher, Librarian. Math Club L. TO R : J. Souza, D. Bartlett, A Pino 69 Office Aides FRONT ROW, L, to R.; Nanci Schleicher, Sue Cunningham, Kathy Bogosh, Menta Nickerson, Jill Broyles, Joyce Fredette, Kathy Jordan, Bette Coleman. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Sandi Marshall, Sheila Lange, Bridget Grieve, Laurie Zumalt, Tina Lavoie, Karen Dunn, Donna Macek udi Peach, Karen Merritt, Betty Lou Alixrto. Guidance Aides LEFT TO RIGHT: Andrea Omellas, Cheryl Costa, Linda Vierkant, Theresa Gaudino. 70 Chorus ROW 1, L. to R.: R. Brady, C. Perry, C. Shampnois, D. Robinson, P. Plante, C. DcLuca, D. Desfosses, L. Hassie, R. Shaw, D. Marldey, F. Ross, D. DcLuca, J. Marvel, D. Smith, K. Beaman, J. Fredette, D. Moscuzza. ROW 2, L. to R.: D. Fournier, C. Howe, M. DePril, P. Opheim, K. Donahue, C. Lewis, C. Coleman, R. Jewett, D Hunter, C. Marchese, J. Coyle, S. Gustafson, A. Yarasites, L. Goulet, P. Stearns, L. Emerson. ROW 3, L. to R.: R. Cochran, P. Schneider, P. Williams, M. McBride, D. Blanchard, M. Kellcy, T. Frazer, K. Morrissey, L. Seigal, C. O ' Malia, D. Sauesleja, P.Jackson, D. Devine, D. Smith, B. Murphy, B. Coleman, Drama Club ROW 1, L. to R.: P.Jackson, D. Desfosses, S. Griffin, D. Markley, K. Norris, C Johnson, M. Yelle, L. Prcwondoski, G. Pou]iet,J. Allen. R. Shaw. M. Kelley.J. NotbeiTO. T Nevias, L. Hassie. ROW 2, L. to R.: R. Miller, N. Young, D. Young, A. Collettc, P. Bullock, P. Opheim, D Kay, J. Eishor, P. Schneider, D. Saulesleja. S. Coyle. C Eisnor. M Haskins. ROW 3, L. to R.: M. Mason, N. Miller, D. Balkcom, V, Shaw, P. Amaral, T. Pelchat, J. Kalaznik, P. Plante, C. 0 ' Malia,J. Coyle, S. GuptiU. D. Bullock. P. Wheeler. L. Mulhern. National Honor Society 1st ROW: R. Miller, Pres.; J. Kalacznik, V. Pres.; R. Adams, Sec; T. Upson, Treas. 2nd ROW. E. Joppich, T. Pelchat, J. Allen, B. Munns, D. Kay, L. Prewandowski, K. Signorelli, M. Spencer. 3rd ROW: J. Schleicher, P. Booth, J. Thurbcr, G. Spence, M. Mason, N. Miller, E. Crowe, M. Yelle, S. Moreau. 4th ROW: D. Sorel, G. Landis, J. Helmreich, W. Vamey, P. Hosford, V. Cutler, P. Watson. Pep Club i 1st ROW, L. TO R.: Advisor, Nancy Hughes, L. Hassie, D. Desfosses, D. Jewett, T. Dion, A. Yarusites, R. Brady, N. Schleicher, L. Holmes, C. Defosses, D. Young, D. Broyles, D. White, B. Gneve, S. Carey 2nd ROW, L. TO R.: G. Schleicher, P. Wheeler, D. Bullock, S. Guptill, L. Mulhern, C Foster, K. Bcatty, P. Ophelm, M. Depril, D. Bennett, P. Plante, D. Hunter, A. Ornellas. 3rd ROW, L. TO R.: M. Gonsalves, P. Coughlin, P. McEndy, A. Wagner, B. Graham, F. Ross, M. Janelle, M. Murby, C. O ' Malia, P. Bullock, M. Kelley, J. Norberto. 1st ROW, L. TO R.: R. Plausse, J. Gnecco, W. Dwycr, A Reks, V. McKillop, W. Cheetham, L. Lavoie, D. Bishop, F. Watson, M. Mulcahey, R. Lombard. 2nd ROW, L. TO R.: M. Soldani, B. Gallagher, J. Thurber, B. Larson, D. Fogerty, E. Stewart, B. Smith, D Fulks, K. Griffin, L. Russel, R. Lincoln, M. Jolly. 3rd ROW, L. TO R.: M. Best, R. Lange, J. Helmreich, E. Douglas, P. Murphy, D. Stanley, G. Spence, W. Derby, R. Boulay, R. Marvel. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1976 This year has afforded an opportunity for each individual player to experience phases of High School competition. It has brought together a selected collection from life which emphasized desire and determination. The patience, time and care that unfolded during this season was symbolic of the pride at Norton High School. It has been stimulating and enjoyable to be a part of a team that has shown it is alive and growing to meet its challenges. Soon you will look ba ck pleasurably on the year of a 3 and 7 season and say that was the beginning, the year we played with pride and dignity. The coaching staff and I bid a farewell to the players that are leaving and welcome the new and old aboard for the 1976 season. Thank you, the student body of N.H.S., for your support. Coach Jackson RECORD Norton 0 Mansfield 29 Norton 22 Medfield 28 Norton 0 Sharon 21 Norton 0 N. B. Yoke 8 Norton 0 Old Rochester 12 Norton 0 Dennis-Yarmouth 28 Norton 6 Cardinal Spellman 0 Norton 0 Dighton-Rehobeth 14 Norton 28 Diman Yoke 6 Norton 6 Bristol Plymouth 0 COACHES, L. TO R.: Tom Ruest; Ray Jackson, Head Coach; Lawrence Laroque; Keith Gibson. Give me a little kiss! I know it, I know it, I know it O. J. Simmons Lancers charge! Hey — Don ' t puusshh! 75 ' ' Junior Varsity Football FRONT ROW: R. Marvel, M. Mulchay, W. Derby, L. Russell, M. Jolly. MIDDLE ROW: M. Soldani, J. Thurbcr, D. Fulks, D. McKillop, K. Griffin. BACK ROW: M. Best, J. Helmreich, E. Douglas, P. Murphy, D. Stanley, G. Spence, R. Boulay, R. Lincoln. Freshman Football ' ' 75 FRONT ROW: B. Fitzgerald, G. HaPenny, R. McKillop, D. Gonsalves, T. Holmes, R. Miller, S. Bishop, B. Metzgcr. BACK ROW: M. Parrctt, R. Mc-Cunh.. F Crowlo , K E yer, R. Stephanelli, R. Cotrell, D. Simmons, A. Milot,J. Jewett, D. Rapp, E. Walker, B Hosford, Coach K. Gibson. MISSING: R. Nixon. 77 STANDING: S. Pinkman, Manager; M. Cordoba, R. Miller, J. Anderson, G. Anderson. KNEELING: P. Coughlin, P. Hosford, A. Hclmreich, B. Varney, N. Young. The cross country team, led by Juniors Glenn Anderson, Bill Varney and Senior Jay Anderson, completed their most successful season ever by winning the South- eastern, Division III Championship. Hurt by the losses of Leo Dean and Bruce Lar- son through graduation, the team was strengthened by Senior Rick Miller and new- comers Larry O ' Donnell, Miguel Cordoba, and Todd Reed. The return of Anderson, Varney, Reed and Cordoba, along with the steady improvement and hard work of Alan Helmreich, Mark Hubatsek, and Peter Hos- ford, could keep the Lancer Harriers on top again next season. Seniors Rick Miller and Jay Anderson with Coach Paul Hassie. TEAM RECORD: LEAGUE 7-0 OVERALL 7-3 Norton 38 @ D-R 21 Norton 26 @ Case 29 Norton 16 Westport 40 Norton 33 @ ORR 33 Norton 18 @ Feehan 38 Norton 22 Bourne 33 Norton 19 Stang 38 Norton 26 @ Diman 31 Norton 40 @ Coyle 15 Norton 32 @ Wareham 27 78 THEY ' RE OFF Girls Field Hockey 75 1st ROW: D. Stanley, B. Munns, L. Ells, K. Etter, K. Kincad, S. Chu, L. McCabc. 2nd ROW: J. Broylcs, team manager; S. Trembley, D. McDermott, M. Yelle, M. Shaw, D Pillion, E. Crowe, R. Scaringi, Miss Kunz, Coach. Senior Players Lee Ann Ells Kathy Etter Kathy Kincaid The fall of 1975 marked the second year of existence for the Girls Field Hockey Team, coached by Catherine Kunz, and revealed much improvement over the preceding year. Although the girls cannot boast of a winning season, many of the game scores do not express the close rivalry in competition. Two victories and one tie were achieved during the season, even though the opposing team often had years of experi- ence over the rookie Norton team. Goals were scored by Lee Ann Ells, 4; Debbie Fillian, 2; Kathy Etter, 2; and Beverly Munns, 1. Defensively, Melinda Shaw excelled in performance, as did the two goalies, Ruthann Scaringi and Sandy Tremblay. The team as a whole, expects a good season next year, with only three of its players graduating. Schedule: Norton 3 Taunton 0; Norton 0 Case 2; Norton 1 Seekonk 6; Norton 0 Attleboro 5; Norton 2 Dighton-Rehobeth 2; Norton 0 Tauton 3; Norton 1 Case 2; Norton 0 Seekonk 5; Norton 0 Attleboro 6; Norton 2 Dighton-Rehobeth 1. 79 Girl ' s Volleyball 75 FIRST ROW: J. MUot, M. Russell, L. Zumalt, D. White, E. Eppich, M. Spencer. SECOND ROW: T. Mcdas, J. Sorel, C. Bennen, R. Jewett, P. Opheim, M. Depril, S. Winchoba. THIRD ROW: B. Gill, D. Ben- nett, Coach Donna Archibald, D. Smith, D.Jackson, S. Carrey. I ' ve got it! ' The 1975 Girls Volleyball Team, coached by Donna Archibald, achieved a season record of 6 wins and 7 losses. The team finished the season with a win over Bishop Feehan on their home court, which was the first home volleyball game ever play ed. Julie Milot was elected to the first team All-Stars in the Southeastern Conference. Record Coach Archibald gives a pep talk. Games won: Bishop Feehan New Bedford Voke Case Fairhaven New Bedford Bishop Feehan Games lost: Attleboro Dartmouth Taunton Somerset Old Rochester Durfee Westport 80 Why is Debbie praying. ' Boy s Varsity Basketball ROW 1, L. to R.: Coach Howard Kelley, J. Thurber, D. McKillop, A. Busmanis, G. Anderson, N. Babinikas, G. Keenc, Manager W. Dwyer, Coach Al Nunall ROW 2, L. to R.: W. Chectham, D. Anderson, V. McKillop, D. Withere, B. Spencer, J. Burchill,J. Anderson, and Managers. Pinkman. 1975-76 VARSITY BASKETBALL When the 1975-76 basketball season began, there was much optimism as to how the Norton Lancers would do. It was a senior dominated team with very little varsity experience. The talent was there but would these young men function as a team. Well, it turned out better than expected. The team finished with a record of 16 wins, and 3 losses, and a Co-championship in SEMass Division III with Dighton-Rehobeth, the finest record in the Attleboro area, and one of the finest records in Norton ' s History. Norton ' s season started with impressive wins over Blue Hills, two over Avon, and Mansfield. Then the league schedule began with hard fought victories over New Bedford Voke, St. Anthony, and Westp ort. The Lancers then ran into two heartbreaking defeats to Diman and D- R, where the games could have gone either way. The Lancers then went on a seven game win streak with an important victory over D-R which was the climax of this streak. The Lancers being a little down emotionally after the D-R game met a good Bourne team and were narrowly defeated by two points. This left them in a tie with D-R, and that ' s how it would stay as the Lancers won their final two games a nine point win over Case and an exciting three point win over Mansfield culminating their regular season. The Lancer Team was led by their co-captains Bruce Spencer who was the team leader and Don Withers the team ' s leading scorer at 15 points a game. The other starters were: senior Jay Anderson who was one of the team ' s best defensive players, the other, Brian Larson also a starter. The other starter was Junior Glenn Anderson the team ' s second, leading with a 12 point per game average. There were others who contributed, while coming off the bench; seniors Vern McKillop, Joe Burchill, Bill Cheetham, Doug Anderson, and Junior Andy Busmanis. The season was a fine one, and with three capable starters returning, and a strong J. V. team and under Coach Howard Kelley ' s fine direc- tion, the Lancers should have another great season. 81 1 GirVs Varsity Basketball KNEELING: L. Ells, K. Ettcr. STANDING: Coach Katherine, Kunz, M. Yelle, C. Swinimer, S. Chu, M. Shaw, I.. Mueller, K Kincadc, D Smith VARSITY The Girl ' s Varsity Basketball team finished their season with a 6-12 record. The team had looked forward to a better record but some close games and strong competition dissappointed their hopes. Senior co-captain Kathy Etter led the team with a 13 point scoring average and also as the defensive stand out with 15 rebounds per game. Senior co-captain Lee Ann Ells and sophomore Linda Mueller were the outstanding playmakers, while sophomores Melinda Shaw, Cher ' l Swinimer, and Junior Susan Chu did an excellent job as the team ' s forwards. The returning varsity players are looking forward to a winning season next year. JUNIOR VARSITY The Girl ' s Junior Varsity basketball team had a very good season and compiled an 8-10 record. The team ' s high scorers were Captain Ruth Ann Scaringi, Jill Broyles, and Debby Pillion. Next year ' s J. V. team will be a more experienced team which should do evem better than this year ' s team. 83 Junior Varsity Basketball ROW 1: S. EllsJ. Thurber, P Murphy, M. Jolly, D. Low, P Booth. ROW 2; M. Kresslcy, N Babinikas, Ci. Kccne, R. Lange, M. Best, K. Hcbert, D. McKillop, Coach Albert Nuttall. GirVs Junior Varsity Basketball KNEELING: R. Scaring!, Oiach Katherine Kun ,_I. Broyles, E. Crowe, K. Kinney, D Pillion, M Haskins, R. Sh.iw, S. C.ia-y. 85 Bo s Track 75 1st ROW: F Watson, D. Brown, capt ; B. Cheetham, Coach Charles Gaides, R. Audette, A. Reks, J. Anderson. 2nd ROW; G. Smith, R. Miller, B. Varney, D. Withers, N. Miller, S. Pinkman, mgr. 3rd ROW: E. Norberto, R. Shaw, S. Harrington, J. Helmreich, T. Upson, G. Anderson. 4th ROW: A. Busmanis, B. Larson, D. McKillop, M. Cordoba, K. Hebert. 5th ROW: E. Douglas, G. Cambcll, M. Best, P. Hosford, R. Boulay. LAST ROW: W Derby, R. Wcir, R. Uncoln. The 1975 Norton High Track season proved to be an exciting year for Coach Gaides. While finishing with a seven win and five loss season, the track team kept Gaides ' never having a losing season record intact. The season began with a loss to powerful Old Rochester but they won their next two league meets rather convincingly over Wareham and Bourne. The Lancers then lost a heartbreaking grudge match to the defending champions, Diman, and finished strong by beating Bishop Connally and New Bedford Voke. Coach Gaides hopes to continue his winning ways in 1976 while having the benefit of a track for the first time. RECORD: League 5-2 Overall 7-5 01d Rochester 48-92 Wareham 86-54 Blue Hills 80-60 Bourne 95-45 West Bridgewater 70 1 2-47 1 2 Bishop Feehan 49-91 Diman 64-76 Dighton-Rchobeth 56-81 Bishop Conolly 92-48 New Bedford Voke 81-59 West Bridgewater 62-65 Case 91-49 Captain Leo Dean led the Lancer squad with immeasurable con- tributions from seniors Ricky Perry, Burce Larson, Imants Reks, Raymond Hicks and Scott Johnson. Junior Bill Cheetham shattered the shot put record several times while also eclipsing the discus record. Darryl Brown, also a junior, broke both longjump and triple jump records. Bruce Larson and Leo Dean rewrote the record books in the 440 and mile respectively while Don Withers raised the high jump mark. Seniors Jay Anderson Shot Bill Cheetham High Jump Nick Miller Don Withers Put Fred Watson Long Jump Darryl Brown 880 Yard Javelin Aivars Reks Pole Vault Gary Smith Hurdles Girls Track The Girls Track Team placed fifth in the conference this year. The team as a whole did particularly well in field events and the shorter distance track events. New school records were achieved in the broad jump, dis- cus, high jump, the one hundred yard dash, and the 440 relay. RECORD Norton 24 Attleboro 85 Norton 30 Bishop Feehan 59 Norton 35 D-R 74 Norton 76 Seekonk 33 Norton 38 Somerset 71 Norton 58 Taunton 51 Norton 36 Fairhaven 73 Norton 31 Mansfield 79 1st ROW, KNEELING, L. co R.: Trac7 Best, Dona George, Cheryl Swimmer, 2nd ROW, STANDING, L. to R. : Miss Burtt, Coach; Pat Coughlin, Kim Best, Debbie Pillion. The 1975 Girls Softball Team, coached by Donna Archibald, excelled both individu- ally and as a team. Although a 4-8 record does not reveal a winning season, the team improved continuously. The team hopes for a better season next year, with many of its veteran members returning. Linda Mueller and Julie Milot, due to their out- standing performances in game play throughout the season, were chosen as members of the 1975 All-Star Team in the Southeastern Conference league. RECORD Girls ' Softball Norton 1 Taunton 43 Norton 8 Coyle 11 Norton 9 Attleboro 16 Norton 4 D-R 23 Norton 7 Bishop Feehan 15 Norton 1 Taunton 18 Norton 16 Seekonk 10 Norton 8 Coyle 7 Norton 10 Attleboro 8 Norton 12 D-R 14 Norton 19 Seekonk 5 Norton 11 Bishop Feehan 23 88 1st ROW, L. to R.: Ruth Scaringi, Lee Ann Ells, Irene Mozcuzza, Elizabeth Logan. 2nd ROW, L. to R. Mary Jane Dion, Beverly Munns, Melinda Shaw, Connie Bennett, Miss Donna Archibald, Coach. KNEELING, L. TO R.: G. Landis, P. Beoth, H. Landis, G. Spence, E Cordoba STANDING, L. TO R.: S. Pinkman, G. Wood, R. Lombard, D. Hunttress, R. MacDougal, M. Cordoba. The Norton Tennis team in its second year of league play had a record of 4 wins and 12 losses. The wins were against Dighton- Rehoiaeth, Case and West Bridgewater (twice). The captain of the team and winner of the most valuable player award was Howard Landis. Peter Booth, who shared the number one spot on the ladder with Landis, was the winner of the John F. Kennedy Award. Scott Pinkman won the most improved player award. The team has six returning lettermen: senior Ray Lombard, juniors Scott Pinkman, Miguel Cordoba and Gordon Landis, and sophomores Peter Booth, Enrique Cordoba and Gerard Spence. The team will be looking to even off its won-lost record and make its way into the State Tournament. Varsity Baseball 75 1st ROW, L to R.: G Keene, M. Jolly, R. Roberge, J Thurbcr, B Kecne, R Sigman, K. Strickland. 2nd ROW, L to R.: Coach P. Gorman, N. Babanikas, D. Fogerty, D. Curlop, G. Stewart, R. LaLiberte. 3rd ROW, L. to R : J. Comey, R. Langc, D Bishop, W, Dwyer. MISSING; V McKillop, Capt. The 1975 edition of the Lancer Varsity Baseball Team, although compiling a poor record in a tough division, played with spirit and dedication. The season featured a big 11-6 win over Old Rochester as the Lancers pounded out a six year high of 16 hits and rode the clutch pitching of Vernon McKillop to vic- tory. State playoff and division runner-up New Bed- ford Voke also suffered defeat at the hands of the Lancers by a narrow 2-1 score. Sophomore Gene Stuart was the victor allowing the opposition but one hit. The biggest near miss of the season was a loss to league winning powerhouse Wareham by a 9-8 score in extra innings. Back to back home runs by Rick LaLiberte and Ray Lange brought the Lancers close, but the big upset was not to be. Other big games included an extra inning loss to Avon despite a towering 2 run homer by Dave Fogerty. Fogerty lost a 1 hitter to Apponequett later in the season by a 1-0 score. Vernon McKillop received the MVP Award with Richard LaLiberte being chosen as the most improved player. Jim Thurber received the JFK Award and David Fogerty was selected to the league All-Star Team as the starting first baseman. Area newspaper teams also singled out LaLiberte and Vernon McKillop for added recognition. Overall the Lancers finished a disappointing 2-17, but Coach Philip Gor- man welcomes back all candidates next year, as the Lancers lose no one through graduation. 90 Coach Philip Gorman conferring with players, Benton Keene, Ray Lange and James Thurbcr. Mad Hatter ' s Tea Party Alice — D. Teixeira, White Rabbit — D. Swinimcr, Mad Hatter — T. Baker, Dormouse — W. LaValley. The Knave of Hearts, He stole those Tarts! Fred Watson. Queen — D. Balkcom, King — L. Lavoie, Royal Family — T. Figgaretto, T. Sutton, D. White, S. Milot, J. Milot, M. Russell, D. Broyles. The Duchess — B. L. Alberto. Caterpillar — J. Eisnor. Humpty Dumpty — Lee Ann Ells. Tweedledum and Tweedledee — K. Kincaid and K. Etter. 92 Senator Kennedy, welcomed by Principal Solmonese Arrival banner welcoming the Senator On October 15, 1975, Norton High School was visited by Senator Edward Kennedy, Senator from our home state of Massachusetts. Mr. Kennedy gave a brief speech and answered questions posed by the student body. The questions asked by the students dealt with drugs, abortion, women ' s rights and government. Asked whether or not he would run in the 1976 Presi- dential race, Kennedy replied in the negative, much to the dismay and dis- appointment of many of the students. During the assembly. Senior Class President, Robert Hebert, on behalf of Norton High School, presented a bicentennial fingerbowl to the senator. liagtr h.md-. r.uvcil tor i|ucs(ions 93 94 Pouting — at a dance? Bicentennial Bike-A-Tlion TAKH — OFI- ' !! Historical Dump ' ' Thirty-five students from Mrs. McKinley ' s and Mr. Bartek ' s U.S. History classes braved sub-freezing weather in early December to take part in a Bicentennial Bike-A-Thon. The two-wheel tour of local historical sites was an 8:00 A.M. to noon field trip for the local history unit of the high school U.S. History course. The tour visited places of historical sig- nificance within the town and proceeded from Norton center, out Rte. 140, to Barrowsville, to Chartley, and back to Norton High. Trip highlights included the First Minister ' s House, Paul Revere ' s bell in the Unitarian Church, the Jenning ' s House and the Devil ' s Foot Prints. Twenty some historical sites were visited. Keep looking. It ' s around here somewhere. 96 97 98 Spies in disguise. Dress- The result of school food. The Duke always gets his man. M-i-c-k-c y M-o-u-s-e. Day Santa ' s on his way. You may think it ' s milk . . . but it ' s not!!! On October 31, 1975, Norton High held its 1st Annual Hal- loween Dress-Up Day. A contest was held to judge the best cos- tume in each lunch jseriod. The winners were in Lunch A — Tom Dattolie as a young girl, and Cheryl Jones in Lunch B as an old hag. The day was a complete success, with the students showing great imagination in choosing wearing their costumes. The school is looking forward to many more Halloween Dress-Up Da ys in the future. 99 Football Game Eye to Eye contact. Jealousy will get you no where. Adams Field Dedication G)ach Howard Kelly L. TO R.: Mr. Peter Bartek, Cx)ath Howard Kelly, Principal Joseph Solmoncse, Mr. Francis Leroux, Mr. Leonard Silvia, Mr. Ray Patenaude, Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Rev. James Dalzell, and Supt. Maurice Splaine. The much awaited Robert R. Adams Field was opened on Nov. 15, 1975 with dedication ceremonies preceding the game. The field was named in the memor - of Robert R. Adams a 1969 graduate of Norton High School. Bob was an outstanding football player who contributed as much to team spirit as to the scoreboard. We hope that the team will be able to live up to Bob ' s standards. Robert R. Adams Field Scorct)oard 103 National Honor Society Induction Pastor Jamf; Rinnf Principal Joseph Solmonesc President Richard Miller Senior Sharon Moreau Senior Sandra Rock Senior Fred Watson Sophomore Judy Allen Sophomore Peter Hosford Sophomore Peter Booth Dew Drop Inn Joe Low, the official fiead waiter at lunch. Linda Fredette, measuring the ice cream for dessert. This year, the Norton High School ' s Chef Course III and Foods III created the Dew Drop Inn. Luncheons are served to faculty members at a nominal fee. From its inception the Dew Drop Inn has become very popular, serving lunch from eight to fourteen people daily. 106 Senior Class Play Members Myrtle Mac Simmt)ns Vitki ( haf fin Veta Louise Simmons Diana Balkcom Eiwood P. Dowd Fred Wats(jn Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet Kathy Kincaid Ruth Kelly R.N Edith Eppich Duanc Wilson Bill Chcetham Lyman Sanderson, M.D Peter Hunt William R. Chumley Fred Garicpy Betty Chumleyll Mavis McBride Judge Omar Gaff ney Ronnie Simmons E. J. Lofgren Bob Hebert Male Attendant Bill La Valley Stage Manager — Nick Miller. CAST MEMBERS, KNEELING: Fred Watson, Diana Balkcom. 2nd ROW: Bill La Valley, Peter Hunt, Kathy Kincaid, Edith Eppich, Vicki Chaffin. 3rd ROW: Bill Cheetham, John Coyle, Ron Simmons, Fred Gariepy. COSTUMES AND MAKE-UP, KNEEUNG: S. Rock, D. Young. STANDING: J. Eisnor, V. Shaw, N. Paulus. Play HARVEY PUBLICITY AND TICKETS: J. Eisnor, D. Blanchard, D. Young. M. Russell 2nd ROW: P. Howe, V Sh. w, D Saulcs- leja, D. Curelop, E. Eppich, D. White, S. Rock. LIGHTS AND SOUND: Aivars Reks, Don Withers, N, Miller, P, Dion, R. Miller, M. Mason, M. MuJcahy, D. Curelop, W. Dwyer. STAGE CREW, KNEELING: N. Miller, M. Mason, M. Russell, M, Dion. 2nd ROW: D. White, L Zumalt, L. Ells, K. Ettcr. 3rd ROW: R. Miller, M. Mulcahy, N. Paulhus, D. Curelop. What a puss!! Santa ' s little helpers? Just think ' P.dison started this way . . . Gee! That ' s a happy thought. Sec the pretty picture? Gee, my hair smells terrific! That wasn ' t funny. Home Ec ' s make up course has made me what I am today. You want to make a movie of MY love life? Yea! What do you want? A,S,D,F, space. J,K,L,;, space. The cafeteria ' s leftover spaghetti really comes in handy. 116 Quotation Staff LYING: Dave Carter. L. TO R : S. Simard, P. Howe, T. Figgarato, L. Kirby, D. Blanchard, N. Miller, G. Smith. Business Staff Donna Young, Diana Balkcom, Edith Eppich, Quotation Editor Typist Typist MEADOWBROOK REFRIGERATION SERVICE, INC. Washing Machines Serviced All Makes Repaired Serving: Nor+on Taunton Mansfield For Fast Service on All Appliances 65 Eddy St. Raynhan Rehoboth Dighton 822-4768 Norton, Mass, Congratulations to the Class of 1976 GOOSE BROOK GARAGE 36 Dean Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766 ATHENIAN FABRICS Congratulations to the Class of 76 From FILANDKAY YARUSITES I83A Pleasant Attleboro, Mass. 02703 BUS-KOT TICKET AGENCY Tickets for All Events 120 Congratulations to the Class of 76 From KEXINS CYCLE REPAIR Kevin Doherty 4 Peters Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766 ROBERT W. ANDERSON Marine Canvas, Cushions, Zippers Tents Repaired 195 E. Main St. Norton. Mass. 02766 EUREKA MANUFACTURING Silverware Containers 47 Elm St. Norton, Massachusetts 02766 Tel. (6 1 7) 285-9881 121 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 Fronn the Patrons of the SPORTSMEN ' S CAFE Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 SILVA FUNERAL HOME Taunton, Massachusetts NORTON COUNTRY CLUB An 285-3840 188 Oak Street Nine Unique, Interesting Golf Holes. . . Golf Car Rentals . . . Lockers, Showers, Swimnning Pool, Function Rooms, Air Conditioned Cocktail Lounge. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC MEMBERSHIPS INVITED 285-4089 Norton, Mass. JOE KONICKI, BUILDER 75 Barrows St. Norton 285-3761 122 BUSTER ' S AUTO BODY Body and Fender Work, Specials on Collision Repairs 222 6602 39 North Worcester St. Norton, Massachusetts Antiques China Books Tools Primitives Art — Paintings Etc Furniture Bric-a-Brac Etc., Etc. BLANCHE ' S OLD HOUSE Old — Authentic Sensibly Priced 9 Smith Street Norton, Massachusetts By Chance or Appointment 285-4747 123 The SUPER Super Markets Serving Southeas+ern Massachusetts in 32 Locations NORTON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME FUNERALS PRE-ARRANGED Serving All Faiths WARREN CLARK Funeral Director and Embalnner Tel.: 285-4402 339-2783 1 9 Clapp Street Norton, Massachusetts 125 YOUR TROUBLES ' ) fi rT VANISH MIDWAY GARAGE Specialized Wheel Alignment Phone: 285-4271 92 East Main Street Norton, Massachusetts Compliments of LEACH GARNER COMPANY GENERAL FINDINGS DIVISION Attleboro Massachusetts 126 617—222-2010 — Giftware Unusual — Imports and Domestic 400 Old Colony Road Route 123 Norton, Massachusetts 02766 y ■ DISCOUNT SHOE MART 181 West Main St. Norton, Mass. Best of Luck Class of 76 -I LOPES BUS LINES A. A. Lopes and Son Raynham, Massachuset+s Taunton, Massachusetts Norton, Massachusetts Phone: 285-4652 Compliments of Char+ley Massachusetts Want to know how to make money? Sit down with us, and we ' ll explain how your savings deposits make liberal interest rates. We ' ll convince you that regularly scheduled deposits are money-makers in the interest they earn from the first day of deposit. Ill ANSFIELD CO-OPERATIVE BANK I Norton Center Mansfield Best Wishes to the Class of ' 76 THE TACKLE SHACK 14 Olympia S+ree+ Norton, Massachusetts Fresh and Salt Water Bait and Tackle 285-6663 Audrey and Al LaPointe Proprietors ewelry Gifts TWILIGHT SHOP Posters and Blacklights 48 Park Street Attleboro, MA BERGERON ENGRAVING CO. INC. A 406 Old Colony Road Norton, Massachusetts 02766 129 Texas Instruments INCORPORATED ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS LANTERN LODGE WETHERELL PAINT CO. Rt. 123, Norton 27 South Worcester Street Chartley Mass. 222 7717 Available for All Social Functions at No Rental Charge For More Information Call: 222-9703 Connplete Line of Woolsey Paints and Marine Supplies at Discount Prices • Nu-Brite • Sapolin • Pierce Paint — Wallpaper — Glass Open: Thursday — Sunday Nights Open Mon. Fri. 8:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. Sat. 8 A.M.-6 P.M. — Sun. 8 A.M.-5 P.M. 130 Congratulations Class of 1976 From the NORTON PUBLIC LIBRARY WAGNER ' S FLOWER SHOP I 16 Mansfield Avenue Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 285-6600 23 1 2 Bank Street Attleboro, Massachusetts CUT ' N CURL SHOPPE Banking a career you can trust Alice LePage 276 South Worcester St. Norton, Mass. Tel. 285-4050 ina dynamic growing business vvsxi us and discover what it can mean to you Attldx)rolriJ5t 8 Nor+h Main Street, Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703 Branch Offices: North Attleboro Tri-Boro Plaza Mansfield 131 NORTON CENTER GARAGE GETTY GASOLINE 38 West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 285-7701 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 THE COVERED WAGON •Fruit and Vegetables 305 Tremont St., Rehoboth. MA Tel. 222-8735 Phone:285-7410 Edd Breauit EDD ' S AUTO REPAIR Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 LT. HAROLD A. HEALY POST NO. 222 AMERICAN LEGION •Body and Fender Repair •Mechanical Repair •Painting Meet the First Tuesday 1 6R Samoset St. Norton, Mass. 02766 East Main Street Norton, Massachusetts 57 Years for Our Communi+y, S+a+e, and Nation 132 CAMEO SHOP 73 Nor+h Washington S+. Nor+on, Massachusetts Tel.: 222-055 1 OLD COLONY FLOWER SHOP Prompt Free Delivery 376 Old Colony Rd. Nor+on, Massachusetts ROBIN FARMS Lawrence Christine Alison and Melanie Rubin Main Office 122 East Hodges St. Norton, Ma. Tel.: 285-7761 133 stop and go transmissions The sign of dependable top quality work at lowest prices Free road test. Free Towing. Free pick up and delivery . All work fully guaranteed. 420 Old Colony Rd. AtHeboro Tel. 222-2434 KELLY AND TATARIAN INSURANCE AGENCY 104 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Telephone 222-6446 Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 To the Class of 1 976 Congratulations and Best Wishes For Your Future Banking Needs: Norton Office NORTH E ASTON SAVINGS BANK 25 West Main Street — 285-9833 MR. ALAN HAIR DESIGN 3 Newland Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766 THE DISC ROOM OF PCI Extends Its Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 76 Donations by: JENNIEWALASAVAGE DIANE DION RITA KELLY RUTH GEORGE JOYCE MOREAU ALMATINGLEY EDIE MASSE SUEBEZAK LIZEISNOR PATTREMBLAY Best Wishes to the Class of ' 76 STU ' S AUTO BODY Complete Refinishing Wrecks Rebuilt Autonnotive Air Conditioning Service 36 Dean Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766 Best Wishes — Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rosenthal Sam, Seg, Jenny NORTON ANIMAL HOSPITAL 136 HASKINS PHARMACY . . .Prescriptions . . . Sick Room Supplie . . . Cosmetics Norton, Massachusetts 02766 Lakeside Liquors Inc. Domestic and Imported • Wines • • Liquors • • Beers • off 140 corner of Res. and Elm Sts. 285 6661 Reservoir St., Norton, Ma. OUR FOLLY I Bob Raffi Antiques Gifts Candles Candy Articles Old and New Bought and Sold 255 West Main St. (Rt. 123) Norton, Massachusetts Tel: 285-3822 Entertainment, Parties, Lunches 222 9883 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 CT) Protective Controls Inc. CHARTLEY, MASSACHUSEHS 02712 • 138 i Complimen+s of: VALENTINE tools stamping, inc. I 7 1 WEST MAIN ST. NORTON. MASS. 02766 139 1 • Plumbing, Heating Gas Fitting JAMESJ.CRONIN Master Plumbers Lie. No. 7679 9 Perry St. Norton, Mass. Tel.: 285-7544 ORA A. ANDREWS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 42 West Main St. Norton, MA 02766 .unci Gowns for Every Occasion At the All New BRIDAL SALON 140 ROBERTS FORMAL WEAR 199 Weir St., Taunton and Their Fall River Store 1 7 Rodman St. Open Daily Until 5 P.M. Thursday and Friday Nights Open Tills P.M. for Your Convenience Choose From a Wide Selection of Beautiful Gowns for Her and Handsome Outfits for Him LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE FORMAL HOUSE HORSELESS CARRIAGE SHOP D. A.DUMONT. INC. American and Volskwagen Vehicle Auto Repairs Road Service and Towing 1 77 West Main St. Route 123 Norton, Massachusetts Tel.: 285-7 1 1 0 L 1 I Wine and Beer Private Parties Min I ' fdMdn C 1 lUIIUII uisine — 1 7 1 aunTon wrcfcfii Ti iin+nn Mr : : 07780 Lunch 1 1:30 to 3:00 pm Tel.: 824-9 187 Dinner 5:00 to 1 1:00 pm MOKEAU KOTO- NORTON AIR-SWEEP HEATING COMPANY Furnace and Duct Heating and Air Cleaning Conditioning 141 I Home Telephone: 285-7559 Business: 285-9687 J. D. WELDING General Welding Gas and Arc Portable Service Industrial Fabrication Certified Welder 1 29 Oak Street — Norton, Mass. 02766 Jack Rostron P. O. Box 290 u — UNITED NATIONAL BANK Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 Norton, Massachusetts Compliments of PAPER COMPANY Laminated and Coa+ed Products At+leboro, Massachusetts 02703 Tel. 61 7 222-3500 ST. MARY ' S CATHOLIC CHURCH South Worcester Street Norton, Massachusetts 143 Congratulations to the Class of From ANN ' S PLACE Our Fine Menu Consists of Seafood, Steak and Pizza 48 Bay Road Norton, Massachusetts 144 Compliments of A FRIEND STAIMJIS Stripping Hiix Process] ■ Repairs Seat Weaving ■ Refinishin • Sales Showroom Shoppe 32 Taunton Ave., Rt. 140 Norton, Massachusetts 02766 617 285-4477 042-529-412 [ ] Steve Staples [ ] Chris Staples i ] Bill Staples [ ) Jean Staples AUTOTRON AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR CENTER OLSON ' S Home of Flowers 26 Broadway Taun+on, Mass. Phone 822-043 I Foreign and American Made Cars Electronic Engine Diagnosis Monday Thru Saturday 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. I Old Colony Road Norton, Massachusetts Tel. 226-30 1 2 145 Compliments of NORTON CHAPTER 525 OF THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF POLICE OFFICERS Sg+. Louis Brugliera, Jr. Sg+. James Dunlap P+lm. Leslie Sheldon President Vice President Secretary, Treasurer Members Sgt. James Lucier Ptim. Ernest Godbout Ptim. Michael Cutting PtIm. Denis Bonenfant Ptim. Peter Dugas Ptim. John Martino Ptim. James Slattery Ptim. John Silva Ptim. John K ' Sepka Ptim. Walter Clark NORTON ' S Plain and Fancy Antiques. ColUctor ' t lt ms Curios Shopp« 1 56 W«st Main St., (AT AUSTIN ST. 123,N Rout lorton OPEN DAILY 1 1 A.M. - 6 P.M. INCLUDING SUNDAY CLOSED MONDAYS Some things are plain. Some fancy, But all are interesting! COME IN AND BROWSE ABOUT TBE SHOPPE. P P MOTORS, INC. • Travel Trailers, Tent Trailers, Motor Homes • Complete Automotive and R. V. Service • R.V. Supplies — L|jP. Gas Route 123 Bradford D. Pitman Norton. Mass. 02766 Tel. (61 7) 226-0718 Accidents are the most serious health hazard to the 1 5-25 year age group. PLEASE Be Careful THE SHEFFIELD SILVER COMPANY A Subsidiary of Reed and Barton 47 Elm Street Norton, Mass. 02766 (617)285-9844 NORTON HEALTH CENTER 147 Best of Luck Class of 76 From FiLLMORE-NASON POST 8049 V.F.W. FILLMORE-NASON BUILDING ASSOCIATION Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 76 From the Staff at J. GLENN HUGHES ASSOCIATES, ARCHITECT 77 East Main Street Norton, Mass. 02766 148 A. Remember these days always with your class ring ur Represented by: r D P DIVISION 84 West Street Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703 149 Continued Success MARCIANO SPORTING GOODS To be a champion requires total commitment of mind and body. Rocky Marciano Congratulations to the Senior Class Board of Selectman Congratulations to the Class of 1976 From ANDREW BENNETT. JR. Interior Complete Remodeling Service Exterior 676 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Custom Kitchens Roofing and Siding 150 r Compliments of A FRIEND H R AUTO BODY — GMC TRUCKS 1076 Pleasant Street Attleboro, Massachusetts E S LOCK CO. EMETKRY MEMORJAIS Raymond F. Morse Sales Manager Specializing in Keys and Locks Sharpening (Saws, Skates, Etc.) ED STIMMEL — Bonded Locksmith CHARLES G. MORSE GRANITE CO. INC. Guaranteed Memorials Kensington Road 285-7243 Norton, Mass. 02766 Open Daily 9:00-5:00 Evenings by Appointment 695-6471 East Washington St. U. S. Route I No. Attleboro, Mass. 151 Best of Luck CORNER VARIETY STORE 227 Resevoir Street Norton, Mass. 02766 ' Norton ' s Mini Hardware Store POLO RESTAURANT All Kinds of Good Food 20 Tauton Avenue Norton, Mass. 02766 Tel. 285-3884 SINCLAIR MANUFACTURING CO. D. J. MOITOZA CONSTRUCTION CO. ! Loam Asphalt Paving Fill Gravel 1 2 South Worcester St. Chartley, Mass. 81 Bay Road Norton, Mass. Tel. Business 822-6164 Residence 285-7993 LANCER INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED PRODUCTION ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED Post Office Box at Norton, Mass Congratulations to the Class of 1976 Fronn DOUGLAS B. WEILDING, ESQUIRE Assistant District Attorney, Bristol County Class of 1957 Norton High School 8 North Main Street Attleboro, Massachusetts 02766 ATHERTON ' S NORTON TOOL CO. INC, Specializing in Precision Welding Molds — Tools — Dies 304 Taun+on Ave. Norton, Massachusetts Telephone: (6 1 7) 285-4909 Connplete Home Furnishers Since 1898 Re-Upholstering — RCA T. V. — Gibson Appliances — Carpeting — Decorator Service 32 So. Main St. Attleboro, Mass. Tel. 222-0520 Connpliments of GEORGE ' S CLEANERS 4 North Main Street Mansfield, Mass. OLD COLONY CLEANERS Complete Cleaning and Alterations Pick-Up and Free Delivery Service 407 Old Colony Rd. Norton, Mass. 02766 155 KILBURN GLASS INDUSTRIES, INC. I I I South Worcester Street 156 A. R. NASON Plumbing and Heating 21 South Washington Norton, MA 02766 Tel. 285-7945 Compliments of ATTLEBORO FABRIC SHOP MUTCH ' S BOUTIQUE 157 TRANSIT SEEDING INCORPORATED 888 South Main Street Mansfield. Mass. 02048 Telephone 339-633! COLONIAL SUPPLY CO 352 Old Colony Road Norton. Mass. 02766 226 337! Good Luck Norton Grads From t triad, inc. 30! West Main Street Chartley, Massachusetts 02712 Tel. (6 1 7) 222-7 1 26 159 SOUZA FORM COMPANY INC. 146 South Washington Street Norton, Massachusetts 822-7082 Fresh Fruit and Vegetables ULMER ' S FARM West Main Street Norton, Massachusetts Imperial Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Barracuda Telephone — 222-4500 222-4501 Congratulations From ANDERSON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC. 676 Pleasant Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Route 1 23 160 FERNANDES Spirit of 76 THE FERNANDES GANG ' Bobby Herbert Mike Mason Bill Lavdlley Nancy Paulahus Donna Young Joe Fernandes Ron Simmons Doug Anderson Rich Morse Greg Jurgilewicz Dale Anderson Terry Kelly Bill Gouveia George Wain Murry Clayborne FOGERTY ENTERPRISES BLISS BROS. DAIRY, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 Dairy Products Ice Cream Sandwich Shops From PAUL FOGERTY and FAMILY Park St. Attleboro 97 Oak Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766 Triboro Plaza North Attleboro Sharon Shopping Center, Sharon 100% Grain Fed Uustomed blaughtered Taunton Mall Taunton Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 From SAGA FOOD SERVICE NORTON TIRE CENTER Educational Division Wheaton College 1 83 West Main Street — Rte. 1 23 Norton, Massachusetts 02766 285-9015 162 Compliments of NORTON FIRE DEPT. Chief — George Burgess Deputy Chief — Robert Eddleston Station I — Chartley Station II — Norton Center Station III — Grove Station IV — Winnicunnet Station V — Barrowsville 7 Why Walk Alone Teenage Friend? Let me introduce you to a Friend who will never leave you! He will stick by your side when everyone else flees, and He will take care of every need you have. In fact. He is such a good Friend that He made a way that you can know you ' re going to Heaven when you die! This Friend is Jesus! Let me show you the way He made for you. The Bible plainly shows that there are only four things you must know to be saved. I. You are a sinner. Romans 3:23 — For all have sinned . . . 2. God has a price on sin — death and hell! Ronnans 6:23 — For the wages of sin is death . . . 3. Jesus paid the price. Romans 5:8 — But God commendeth His love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. 4. If you will receive that price as your hope for Heaven and receive Jesus as your Saviour from sin, He will make you His child and will take you to Heaven when you die- Romans 1 0:9 — That if thou shalt con- fess with they mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. Not only do you not have to walk alone again, but by taking Christ as your Saviour, your enternal life is taken care of and you can be in Heaven with Him forever. Who knows? You could die today! Just now won ' t you simply ask Him into your heart and life? Romans 10:13 — For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. I introduce you to my Friend, Jesus. Will you take His hand? HERITAGE BAPTIST CHURCH 308 Central St., Foxboro, MA Schedule of Services 1 0 A.M. Sunday School I I A.M. Morning Services 7 P.M. Evening Service 7 P.M. Thursday Mid-Week Service Jim Binney, Pastor Phone: 543-3050 164 Best Wishes to +he Class of 1976 OLD COLONY FLOWER SHOP Prompt Free Delivery 376 Old Colony Rd. Norton, Massachusetts CAMEO SHOP Custom Made Jewelry Diamonds and Precious Stones Antique Jewelry Restoration 73 North Worcester Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766 Telephone: 222-055 1 TREMONT BARBER SHOP Cor. Treatment and Clifford Styles Complete Hairstyling Open Daily 12-6 Saturday 8 to 5 2 Clifford St., Taunton, Mass. 02780 Tel. 823-4549 ANDRADE REAL ESTATE Complete Service Mortgage Broker Notary Realtor, MLS 2 Clifford Street Tel. 823-4549 Taunton, Mass. 02780 165 SWEET PAPER BOX I I Maple Street Norton, MA 02766 I am out for good now FRANKLY 166 JACKSON NURSERY INC. Trees and Shrubs Landscape Design 217 West Main St. Norton, Mass. 02766 Our Very Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 POOLSIDE CERAMICS 34 Young Avenue Norton, Mass. 02766 285-3253 285-3133 175 Carol and Paul Amirault — Certified Instructors by The National Cerannics Association Lessons, Greenware, Supplies, Firing Rennennber That Ceramics Is the World ' s Most Fascinating Hobby NORTON FLEA MARKET R oute: 140 Open Every Saturday Norton, and Holiday Massachusetts From May to October WOODCRAFT VARIETY SHOP 175 So. Washington St. Norton Louis Zarrella Tel. 222-6232 OLD COLONY AUTO BODY 420 Old Colony Rd. Rt. 123 Norton, Mass. Insurance Estimates Auto Body and Paint Specialists 167 Compliments of NORTON PERMANENT FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATED SU.NI.M-. TIIK UKl I. AKA I lU.X 01 ' l.N DKI ' KN UEN C K. EDGAR M. HOLMES INSURANCE AGENCY George H. Morse Jr. Box 396, 32 West Main St. Norton, Massachusetts 02766 Tel.: 285-7524 To Mar+ha ' s Class of 76 Best of Luck in the Future. HELEN and DONALD RUSSELL and , FAMILY ARENA ' S AUTO PARTS, INC. 285 9886 85 Mansfield Ave. Norton, Massachusetts Do-It- Yourself Discount ARENA ' S GARAGE REPAIRS 285 9886 85 Mansfield Ave. Norton, Massachusetts 169 GINNY ' S CLOTHES RACK Best Wishes to the Class of 76 1 85 West Main St. Norton, Massachusetts 02766 285-4309 BUTLERS DAY CARE CENTER Expert Child Care Congratulations to the Class of 1976 LACOMBES SERVICE CENTER Auto Repair Used Cars Scorpion and Snowmobiles MAY GOD CONTINUE TO GRANT YOU THE GRACES TO DISCOVER AND TO LIVE WHAT HE HAS DREAMED FOR YOU ST. JOSEPH ' S CHURCH 123 Tauton Ave. Norton, Mass. 02766 170 Congratulations to the Class of ■76 From ANN ' S MARKET Beer — Wine — Groceries — Coldcuts 50 Bay Road, Norton HOUSE OF PIZZA East Main St., Norton Italian and Annerican Food THE GONDOLA RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Located at: 1 094 Bay Street Taunton, Mass. MR. LAMP AND LIGHT Repair Old and New • Sell New • • Specializes in Converting Lannps 41 Pleasant S+. Norton, Mass. DYER-MARTIN DRIVING SCHOOL 245 So. Main St. Attleboro, Mass. 02703 NEW ENGLAND PLASTIC COATED PRODUCTS. INC. the dillydot shoppe 36 pine st. norton, ma gifts for all occasions india print apparel and bedspreads doll house miniatures and dolls. Lined Tanks Electroforming Spray Stencils Sandblast Stencils Corrosion and Acid Resistant Blowers and Ducts Insulated Plating Racks Tel.: 6 1 7— 222-3019 P.O.Box 771 Attleboro, Mass 02730 I I Newberry St. Norton, Mass. 02766 172 Congratulations to the Class of 76 Fronn THE LANCER REVIEW STAFF Sponsors ACE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adan s Albert Larson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Arena Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barkan, Jr. Benny and the Jet Bernie McShane Big Bird Jr. Bill Scott Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blunsden Bonnie and Dick Andrade Bootie Boston Repertory Theater Mr. and Mrs. Philip Boucher Mrs. Phyllis Brown The Bramwells Brian and Marianne Kincaid Cafeteria Ladies N.H.S. Cathy Morrissey Charles and Charlotte Chet and Mong Chopper and Magoo N.H.S. Chorus Citizen ' s Scholarship Foundation The Coen Family Mr. and Mrs. John Coyle, Jr. Darryi Brown Dave Dave and Linda Debbie Anderson Debi Debi and John Mrs. De Michele Diana Berberian The Dion Family Dottie Morrissey Doug ' s Little Brother Mr. Dow DY-NO-SAUR Edi and Stephen Edna J. Nicholson Eliot Bryan Mrs. Mildred Eppich Evelyn Huber Fingers C.A.M. Flo and Louise Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gard Grace B. Kiernan Gwen and Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hardigan Sr. Mr. Paul Hassie Jack and Julie Jane Clancy Janet Boyle Jim and Rae Watson John F. Morrissey John and Walter Karen B. Ken Mr. and Mrs. Benton W. Keene, Jr. Kevin Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kincaid Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larson Laurie Ann Lightening and Moose Liza and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. William MacMullen Madame Russell Marcel Margaret T. Langill Martha and Denise Martha Fuller Martha Jean Eisnor Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Meeks, Jr. Michelle and Jeremy Burtt Midge and Ernie Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Milot Mr. and Mrs. George Morris Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey Mike Mulcahy Mrs. Myers Nancy Lord Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nasclmento Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nichols and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Norland Pat and Pete Smith — Plus One Penny and Donna Penny and Mark Pooh-Bear Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Precourt Pride to Norton Rich and Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rogers, 3 Ron Berube and Gail Philips Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rousseau and Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Russell The Russell Kids Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Sammer Sammy Mr. and Mrs. Augusts Saulesleja Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Scully Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw Sheila and Dennis Shirley Medeiros Mr. and Mrs. Sistas Mr. and Mrs. Maur ice J. Splaine, Jr. Steve and Karen Steven Tank Ted and Tammy Tiny Tony and Helen The Turtle Mr. and Mrs. Antone Viera Mr. Wagner Wallace in ' 76 Wayne Fredrickson, Class of ' 77 Mr. and Mrs. Richard White Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Young Others Include: Anne Marie Eisnor Ann ' s Market Ben and Joyce Bill and Tammi Carman K. Reade Carol Lewis Christ is the Way Christine Eisnor Debbie and Theresa Denny and Liz Flash Grandma Anderson Grandma LIndberg Greg and Patty Jayne and Shanna Joe Fernandes John B. Atwood John and Cheryl John-Boy Kim and Bill Laura Kirby Laura and Terri Linda and Mickey Michelle and S.S.S.T.B. Mike Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ingalls Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bisnor Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howe Mr. and Mrs. Fernandes Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Watson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baikcom Mr. and Mrs. Hon Mr. and Mrs. John Faria Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin Mr. and Mrs. Kelser Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bartek Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klin Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gormon Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moreau Mr. and Mrs. Robert Texeira and Family Mr. Azevedo Mr. Bowl Mr. Clarence Perry Mrs. Dolores Robbins Mrs. E. McKinley Mrs. John B. Scott, Jr. Nick and Diana Paul Michael Klin Power Alley La Valley Reagan and Jarett Dery Rick and Nancy Sandy and Eddy Scott and Kathy Shannon Callahan Stephen, Robbie, and Craig Nuttall Terry McNeese The Boufa The Larry Shaws The Snake The Turkey Truth be Your Reference in Life A. A. Fischer and Son Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Fischer The Party People at the Town Forest — Dave, Karen, Dennis, and Dawn Foxboro Engineering Inc., Land Survey and Subdivision 174 Tech-Tourney ' 76 Captain Don Withers Takes a jump shot. This year the Norton Lancers basketball team qualified for the SEMass Tech-Tourney. The team with a 16-3 record has already won a tie for the division title. The spirited Lancers went three rounds in the tourney making it to the semi-finals. This is the first team in many years to achieve this great success. And to the team, the coaches, the cheerleaders, and the fans, we would like to say thank you for a fine effort in capturing the spirit of our schcxil. 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