Sandwich High School - Lancer Yearbook (Sandwich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1967 volume:

SEATED: 1 to r: B. Morrison, J. George, M. Adams, L. Pierce, M. Kaipainen, S. Pola, L. Passaro, S. Peltz, F. McCaughin, J. Ahonen. STANDING: 1. to r: Mr. Doyle, C. Reynolds, J. Stein, D. Burke, S. O ' Brien, S. Miller, W. Earle, R. Bianchi, C. DiPietro, F. Lehtonen, T. DiPietro. Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Layout Editor Sports Editors Activities Editor Personnel Editors Novelties Editor Art Editors Copy Editor Photographer Junior Representatives Mildred Adams Jean Ahonen JQJ stein Linda Pierce Faith McCaughin, William Earle Stephen Miller - - - Leticia Passaro, Sarah Peltz Elaine Sawyer - - - Fred Lehtonen, David Burke • Beverly Morrison Stephen O ' Brien - - Susan Pola, Mary Kaipainen, Steven Weaver, Tim DiPietro Mr. William Doyle Advisor Sancfivich ScAoo G ass oj 1967 (fecficaie A s, our ear-- SooA, o Ae Gown of SanAw cA. TlCa we perpe ua e Ae lAea s wA cA our forSears Aaoe se , ancf map A s pear- SooA serve as a cons an rem ncfer of our cfe(Aca on o Aese cfeafs. CPrincipaf MR. JAMES SIBSON Schools: Bowdoin College, Worcester State College Degrees: A. B. , M. Ed, HKNRY T. WING SCHtX)L s.vNn icu iiu.H SCHOOL Sandwich. M4VMchD. ctts ?af Class of l‘= 7 . I ‘ ' Ope -«c have I n $cMr.e vay challenged you to liv« sensibly, and to fia -1 a purpese In life. For r- youth v ' th ourpose xill o ' t be swayed by tircssures of the rrewd. I pray yoi ' ■ sve faith in the f igure of X-.erlca an? have taken aride in Its oast. I. also, hope you •111 discover -hat nctlvltles will nake you w ' ' rthy, wise an.-l healthy. I congratulate you on this edition of ’’Lancer and wish r.ioh anl every one of you happiness In the future. Slncer 2 ly , - -r MRS, LORRAINE TOMASEK, Secretary Tin Cl pa Ps m essa e JAMES H. SIBSON ff.IXIPAL SuperJin enc en MR. CLAYTON CAMPBELL MR. WILLIAM DOYLE School: Bridgewater State College Degree: B. S.Ed. Yearbook Advisor MRS. DAGNE MILLER Secretary MR, BRUCE STANFORD School: University of Massachusetts Degree: B. A. MRS. MARIAN CLAFLEN School: Wellesley College Degree: B. A. MRS. BARBARA LeBARRON School: Baylor University Degree: B. A, MR. JOSEPH C. MICHAEL School: University of Minnesota Degrees: B. A. : B. S. M. E. MR. ROBERT FENTON School: Pennsylvania State University Degree: B. S. MISS MARYCLAIRE MULCAHY School: Bridgewater State College Degree: B. S. Ed. MR. WILLIAM SCHLEICHER School: Boston University Degree: B. B. A. MRS. MARY HUFF School: Salem State College Degree: B. S.Ed. MISS DORIS MARIE CARTER School: Mass. College of Art San Jose State College Degree: B. S. Art Ed., M. A. Art MRS. VIRGINIA GOODWIN School: Bridgewater State College Degree: B. S. MRS. DONNA SMITH School: Framingham State College Degree: B. S. Ed. MRS. VERA CROCKETT School: Framingham State College MR, EDWIN ZION School: Bridgewater State College Degree: B. A. , M.A. MR. DONALD LONG School: Strockbridge School of Agriculture University of Massachusetts Degree: B. S. MRS. GERTUDE FISH School: Hyannis Normal School MISS JADWIGA NARKEVICIUS School: Bridgewater State College MR. JAMES DOLAN School: Northeastern University Degree: B. S. Ed. MR, JAMES GREGG School: New England Conservatory of Music Degree: B. M. Seniors ROBERT ANTHONY BIANCHI I can resist everything but temptation. Class Pres. 1, 2,3,4; Boys State 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3,4 (Co-Capt. 3,4; All-Star 3, 4); Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 (Pres. 4); Student Council 1,2, 3,4(Treas. 2, Vice -Pres. 3); Pres, of S. E. Mass. S.C. As. 3; Glasstowner 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; C. C. Music Festi- val 1, 2,4 Bob. . . 1 ask you, does the sun come up in the morning? ! . . . a D-Y girl. . . Sprite anchovies Herbie Mann. . . light blue Mustang. . . food at Standish Way. . . lack of money,. . . University of Pennsylvania Her ways are ways of gentleness, and all her paths are peace. MILDRED FLORENCE ADAMS Class Secretary 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1; Glass- towner 1, 2,3,4; Lancer 3,4 (Editor 4); Mass. Youth Citizen- ship Conference 3; C horus 1, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play Milly. . . Really? . . . blue. . . movies. . . ice cream. . . money . . . snow. . . sleeping late. . . the beach. . . small cars. . . college t DAVID LEE BURKE Soccer 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Glasstowner 4 (Art Editor); Lancer 4; Gym Club 2; Chorus 4; Senior Class Play Dave. . . That ' s about iti . . Advanced Math. . . Physics. . . English IV. . . Science IV. . . P. D. . . . commercial aviation JEAN ANN AHONEN Class Treasurer 1 , 2, 3, 4; Girls State 3; Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt. 4); Softball 1, 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4 (Vice-Pres. 3, 4); Glasstowner 1, 2, 3, 4 (Ed. 4); Lancer 3, 4; FTA 2,3,4 (Pres. 4); Mass. Youth Citizenship Conf. 3; Cho- rus 1,2, 3,4; C. C. Music Festival 2; Shawme Band 1,2; Sen- ior Class Play Jean. . . What are you babbling about? . . . putting things off until the last minute. . . blue. . . bus rides to school. . . the beach Bates College and then teaching I have no mockings or argu- ments; I witness and wait. Character is Destiny. CLARK PETER CAMPBELL Boys State 3: Soccer 1, 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1. 2; Base- ball 1; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Cape Cod Music Festival 2 darker. . . Fantastic . . . hunting. . . skindiving. . . T -Birds (64). . . Italian foods. . . U. S. Army Officer Small in stature but great in ambition. . . A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. LEAH MARY BRADLEY Glasstowner 4; Lancer Typing 4; Office Staff 4; Senior Class Play Lee. . . You gotta be kidding!! . . GTO ' s. . . walking on the beach in the snow. . . French fries with gravy. . . driving thru fences — white collars. . . curly hair. . . school dental assistant This was the noblest Roman of them all. MARK FREDERIK CIARFELLA Glasstowner 3,4; FTA 3, 4 (Historian 4); Chorus 1,3,4; Senior Class Play Marko. . . Hey, you wanna hear a joke? . . . food. . . skiing. . . food. . . skindiving. . . food. . . Ventures. . . uncertain 1 am what I am. DAWN ARLEEN CABLE Basketball Cheering 2,4; Soccer Cheering 2; Softball 2; Glasstowner 3; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Cape Cod Music Festival 4; Office Staff 4; Senior Class Play Dawn Are you kidding me? ! . . . the Monkees. . . blue. . . Marines. . . uncertain A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Some think that life is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. JEAN MARIE GEORGE Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Lancer 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Senior Class Play lugger. . . A Blurr . . . snow. . . cellars and fireplaces. . . long hair. . . One ' 65 Ford. . . falling rocks. . . kneecaps. . . burps. . . shy people — popcorn and pizza. . . two faced people conceit. . . hairdresser BERNARD CHARLES DiPIETRO, JR. Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; Baseball Mgr. 3,4; Lancer 4; Gym Club 2; Square Dancing 3; Mass. Youth Citizen- ship Conference 3; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play ' Chuck. . . Get lostl . . . Fresca. . . swimming. . . volleyball. . . skim -boarding. . . the beach. . . money. . . summertime. . . parties. . . dancing. . . Mamas Papas. . . mod clothes cards . . . college PATRICIA ANN LEBEL Pete. • . People have more fun tnan anyone. . . . nice clothes . . . good looking guys WILLIAM KEVIN EARLE Class Vice-President 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt. 3, 4; All-Star 3,4); Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Lancer 3,4 Billy. .. Ha -Ha -Ha-Ha ... personal fouls. .. athletic advice . . . Gaullic Literary Analysis. . . going downtown . . . getting caught in the gym. . . running 8 laps in 8 inches of rain. . . being an ESSO Watch Dog. . . running out of gas on Mid -Cape Highway. . . Dean Junior College Who does not love wine, wo men, and song remains a fool his whole life long. Silence that speaks and eloquence of eyes — FAITH VERONICA McCAUGHIN Soccer Cheering 3,4(Co-Capt. 4); Basketball Cheering 3; Student Council 4 (Secretary); Student Council Leadership Training Workshop 3; Glasstowner 4; Lancer 4; FTA 3,4 (Vice - Pres. 4); Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Faith — Oh no. I ' m late again! . . being late for everything . . . being sentimental. . . taking things for granted. . . getting my license. . . teaching BRUCE GEORGE HARPER Nautical Club 1, 2; Chorus 1 Har-Par. . . Ya sure? . . . a certain girl with the initials S. C. . . . food. . . dieting. . . an open space with lots of sand. . . the date, Jan. 14. . . adjustable steering wheels. . . to be pinched . . . money. . . undecided The indolent but agreeable conditions of doing nothing. . . When fortune is found. is fickle, the faithful friend FRED EDWARD LEHTONEN Soccer 1, 2,3,4; Glasstowner 3, 4 (Art Editor 4); Lancer 4; SHS Science Fair Winner 3; S. E. Mass. Regional Science Fair 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 3,4; Senior Class Play Fred — When in doubt, punt! . . blue. . . skiing. . . Cornin ' Home, Baby ! . . . Caravans . . . drawing. . . University of Pitts- burgh There ' s no great genius with- out a touch of madness. By a tranquil mind I mean nothing else than a mind well ordered. BEVERLY MORRISON Glasstowner 4 (Production Manager); Lancer 4; Chorus 1,4; Senior Class Play Bev. . . Unreal! . . . Bob. . . Gym. . . Bob clothes. . . Bob. . . fudgesicles. . . Bob. . . Boeing 707 ' s. . . Bob . . . marriage and college STEPHEN FEIANCIS MILLER Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (All-Star 4); Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 1, 2,4 (Chairman of Sports Banquet 2, 3,4); Lancer 4; FTA 3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play Farm. . . Ah, come on! . . basketball. . . opposite sex. . . convertibles. . . Bill Cosby. . . Rolling Stones. . . Friendly ' s ice cr eam. . . Camp Walumet. . . Monkees. . . Corvettes. . . physical education major Ready to split his sides with laughter. . . Dancing, flirting, skimming along. . . RUTH ALYCE MOSES Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Soccer Cheering 4; Lancer Typing 4; Chorus 3,4; Office Staff 4 Ruthie. . . How ' bout that! . . . chocolate ice cream. . . danc- ing. . . swimming. . . the beach. . . pizza. . . Bangkok, Thailand . . . California. . . snow. . . Mustangs. . . cold weather. . . poetry . . . executive secretary BRADFORD KENNETH MOORE Glasstowner 1, 2; Chorus 4; Senior Class Play Brad. . . Hi . . . school lunches. . . Chevys. . . school. . . girls. . . the draft. . . maintenance man at GE 1 know nothing of tomorrow; my business is to be happy today. LETICIA MARIE PASSARO Student Council 1, 2, 3 (Secretary 2, President 3); MASC Convention 3; Glasstowner 4 (Fashion Editor); Lancer 4; Cho- rus 1,4; Senior Class Play Ticia. . . Excuse me? . . . Paul Newman. . . XK -E s. . . Arthur Threacher. . . Paul Newman. . . Merv Griffin Show. . . Omar Shariff. . . Paul Newman. . . Lew Harper. . . suede. . . Hud. . . Cool Hand Luke . . . college A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. DENNIS EDWIN NEWMAN Soccer 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Senior Class Play Spook. . . Hi, Scruffy ! . . . bad cars. . . long black hair. . . creakers. . . skiing. . . boats. . . cats. . . work. . . fish. . . cities. . . undecided Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. . . SARAH DAVENPORT PELTZ Glasstowner 4 (Fashion Editor); Lancer 4; Social Activities Committee 1, 2; Chairman of Junior Prom 3; Telfad Repre- sentative 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Class Play Shawnee. . . I GUESS I . . . BU. . . rich men. . . skiing. . . XK -E ' s . . . trips to Boston. . . VW ' s with flowers. . . college STEPHEN CHARLES O’BRIEN Soccer 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3; Lancer 4; Senior Class Play Steve. . . Right! . . food. . . women-. . Cadillacs. . . football . . . trouble. . . seniors who like sports but can’t play. . . hot songs. . . college He was not merely a chip off the old block, but the whole block itself. How little I have gained; how vast the unattained. LINDA ANN PIERCE Field Hockey 3,4 (Co-Capt. 4); Basketball 1, 2,3,4 (Co- Capt. 4); Softball 1,2; Soccer Cheering 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 (Sec. 4); Student Council 3, 4 (Pres. 4); Sec- retary MASC 4; Glasstowner 1, 2, 3, 4; Lancer 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; C. C. Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Shawme Band 1,2; Sen- ior Class Play Linda. . . This is true! . . . Cornell. . . pistachio ice cream cones. . . pep rallies. . . Miss Elliot. . . Hamlet . . . gynecologist ALAN SHEPHARD RAYMOND Senior Class Play Alan. . . Booga . . . Kemp’s hamburgers. . . bad cars. . . the draft. . . getting dressed up. . . work. . . shop. . . Fords. . . the service Life is very short and very uncertain; let us live it as best we can. To be what I am and to become what I want to become is my only end to life. ELAINE ANNE SAWYER Field Hockey 1, 2; Girls Track 1, 2; Soccer Cheering 3,4 (Captain 4); Basketball Cheering 3; Student Council 1, 2; Glasstowner 3,4; Lancer 4; French Club 1; Psychology Club 2 Laine. . . ! . . . RUSS Leave silence to the saints -- I am but human. Never an unkind word. . . EILEEN JOANNE WALLACE Field Hockey 4(Co-Capt. ); Basketball Cheering 4; Glasstowner 4; S. E. Mass. Regional Science Fair 3; Chorus 1,2; Senior Class Play Eileen. . . You’ve got to be kidding! . . . money. . . cars with heaters and radios. . . kittens. . . Caravelle candy bars. . . being tickled. . . stuffed peppers. . . long bus rides. . . New York. . . being antagonized. . . college CLIFFORD SCOTT REYNOLDS Soccer Manager 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Base- ball Manager 2,3,4; Glasstowner 4 (Sports Editor); Lancer 4 Cliff. . . Bug out of here! . . . promptness. . . disagreeing with Coach. . . getting downtown before 2:30. . . borrowing volley- balls. . . a fat senior. . . school busses. . . college JOHN WILLIAM STEIN Soccer 3,4; Track 2; Student Council 1, 2; Glasstowner 4; Lancer 4; Mass. Youth Citizenship Conference 3; Te lfad Representative 4; Student Government Day Representative 4; Senior Class Play John. . . Where ya been? . . . strawberry shortcake. . . XK-E’s . . . the Rolling Stones. . . college No sooner said than done-- so acts your man of worth. Ready for mischief, ready for fun. . . DALE ELLEN WEHAGEN Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3; Chorus 2 Tex. . . Goof . . . boys. . . sports. . . Cokes and candy. . . Cali- fornia. . . school. . . brothers and sisters. . . undecided GLEN REED WENNERSTROM Soccer 1,2; Basketball 1 Glen. . . Oh yeah? . . summer. . . parties. . . Cadillacs. . . undecided So much do I love wandering. Gfass Ojjicers Gfass I, Milly Adams, leave my quiet, humble ways to Brenda Willoughby. I, Bill Earle, leave my soft-spoken ways to Margaret Pipatti; my tolerance, quiet laugh and EIGHT HARD LAPS IN THE RAIN to Mr. Long! ! ! I, Eileen Wallace, leave my learner’s permits and flunking notices to Sue Pola. I, Chuck DiPietro, leave my most intimate scenes in the Class Play to Steve McKeon in hopes that he can use them to get that Mooney girl. I, Ruth Moses, leave my quiet and ladylike ways to Miss Patricia Ann McKeon. I, Bob Bianchi, leave my ability to lift weights to Clayton Bassett. I, Jugger George, leave my fish -net to Joe Jacinto. I, Steve Miller, leave Mommy et. al. to the Sandwich School system. Take it easy on them, Mr. Sibson! I, Linda Pierce, leave the sunshiney personality and ability to make friends, which Dougie left me last year, to Chicky Adams. I also leave Dougie, along with my right hook (in case of emer- gency) to ANYONE who wants him! I, John Stein, leave a Rolling Stone songbook to Mr. Stanford so he can sing along. I also leave my sympathy to any girl I HAVEN ' T gone out with. I, Clark Campbell, leave (after seven L-O-N-G years) the Boy Scouts to anyone who thinks they can handle them! I, Bruce Harper, leave my participation in school activities to Tom Geary and Mike Kelly. I, Laine Sawyer, leave my ability to NEVER get caught at ANYTHING to Brenda Jones, my Bud chain to Sue Irwin, and those questions to Joey. I, Faith McCaughin, leave the school lunches to my dog. Never did like the mutt, anyway. I, Bev Morrison, leave my inexhaustible supply of gum to Mr. Sibson, since he LOVES gum so much, and a set of skeleton keys to Miss Mulcahy. I, Glen Wennerstrom, leave nothing. I don’t have anything to spare. I, Leah Bradley, leave my size three wardrobe to Jan Smith. This should be interesting. I, Alan Raymond, leave my quiet ways and ability to stay out of trouble to Ron Metcalf. ' bM I, Dale Wehagen, leave rny eyes to Shawme, my brain to Harvard Medical, and the rest of me to anyone who wants it! I, Ticia Passaro,, leave my ability to eat three school lunches a day to Norma McEneny, and my outstanding basketball techniques to Paul. 1, Shawnee Peltz, leave my years of imprisonment and solitary confinement to Gail Williams, and my hair to Patty Ann. I, Fred Lehtonen, leave holding my nose following Dave Burke ' s car. 1 also bequeath my Reagan sticker and my tolerance of William F. Buckley, Jr. to Shawme and Henry L. I, Dave Burke, leave an oil slick in the school parking lot. I, Dawn Cable, leave my cheerleading ability to Linda Steves. I, Dennis Newman, leave my immaculate 53 Studebaker to James Fournier. I, Steve O ' Brien, leave my ability to talk my wdy out of things to Claire M. Blame it all on the camera, Claire! I, Jean Ahonen, leave a copy of Robert E. Lee’s biography and an autographed picture of Ronald Reagan to Mr. Doyle. I, Mark Ciarfella, leave a 5 x 8 color photo of the Kennedy family to Mr. Stanford, and my shoes to Mike Mullaney, George Blakely, Dick Brady, and Gary Keith. 1, Cliff Reynolds, leave my fabulous coaching techniques to Coach Long and Miss N. NOW they ' ll win some games! ! 1, Brad Moore, just leave --FINALLY ! ! f c5 enior Superfah lues Most Likely to succeed Bob Girl who has done the most for ' 67 Jean Boy who has done the most for 67 Bob Girls with the most personality Jug and Laine Boys with the most personality Billand Steve O. Most dependable Milly Most studious girl Jean Most studious boys John and Fred Best all-around girl Linda Best all-around boy Bob Best looking girl Shawnee Best looking boy Bill Best dressed girl Milly Best dressed boy John Best natured girl Jug Best natured boys Dave and Cliff Most athletic girl Dale Most athletic boy Bill Most sophisticated Ticia Quietest girl Milly Quietest boy Dave Best girl dancer Jug Best boy dancer Chuck Class actress Ticia Class actor John Most artistic Dave Most courteous Jean Most likeable Leah Most gullible Faith Most bashful Dave Most argumentive Clark Most imaginative Dawn Most indifferent Bruce Class orator Steve O. Class joker M ark Class brownie Steve M. Class optimist Bev Class couple Alan and Eileen Most distinctive laugh Bill Glamour girl Ruth Qomph girl Jug Grease monkeys Dennis and Brad Qj[n cfercfassm en . . wah£ir. morrow Gfass FIRST ROW: 1. tor: R. Reynolds, E. Mullaney, T. DiPietro, S. Pola, S. Hutche- son, T. Phelan. SECOND ROW: P. Gibbs, C. Russell, C. North, D. Tomasek, M. Adams, S. McKeon. THIRD ROW: M. Kelly, C. Lebel, H. Limouze, R. Sommerville, J. Jacinto, L. Steves, A. Campbell. 1968 FIRST ROW: C. McArdle, W. Russell, M. McCaughin, L. Dwyer, N. McEnaney, D. Newman. SECOND ROW: J. D ' vorski, S. Coppi, P. Miller, S. Weaver, R. Cahoon, J. Smith. THIRD ROW: B. Jones, K. Kehman, D. Campbell, S. Kesten- baum, M. Mooney, S. Weaver, M. Kaipainen. ALSO: S. Judson, M. Pipatti. Gfass FIEIST ROW: 1. to r: L. Jones, E. Liebman, C. Jillson, S. White, J. Ahonen, P. Weaver. SECOND ROW: T. Hooker, B. Willoughby, J. Roza, N. Steves, B. Johnson, J. Sibson. THIRD ROW: S. Jones, R. Brady, P. Wood, M. Martin, S. Irwin, V. Huntoon. Of 1969 FIRST ROW: M. Alvezi, J. Fournier, D. Lloyd, T. Geary, B. McCaughin, W. Latimer. SECOND ROW: E. Wilharm, G. Butcher, R. Slade, D. Martin, P. Jenkins, D. Pola. THIRD ROW: F. Passaro, K. Ellis, G. Blakely, K. Maloney, B. James, P. Russel l. ALSO: P. McKeon, D. Pitcher, G. Williams Gfa ass FIRST ROW: !• to r: E. McLean, S. Newman, G. Willoughby, C. Adams, R. George, S. Fleet. SECOND ROW: C. Davis, G. Flynn, L. Stoll, R. Barrett, C. Shurtleff, G. Lebel. THIRD ROW: B. Whitney, K. Mooney, C. Bassett, L. Cromack, M. Miller, C. Ellis, M. Vance. Of 1970 FIRST ROW: D. Judson, R. Daniels, J. Rooney, G. MacDonald, H. Shurtleff, R. Metcalf. SECOND ROW: N. Pola, C. Burke, E. Osgood, P. Reynolds, M. Mulla- ney, V. Volker. THIRD ROW: L. Cowles, L. Holberton, A. Fox, R. Brady, K. Dwyer, G. Keith, J. North. ALSO: F. Crowe. Seoen Ji Qracfe FIRST ROW: 1. to r: D. Jenkins, M. Gilfoy, M. Britton, V. Volker, C. Whitney, J. Wallace, M. Metcalf, N. White, P. Martin, S. Campbell, Mrs. Fish, Mr. Doyle. SECOND ROW: S. Terry, J. Newman, R. Vance, J. Russell, N. Hoxie, P. Lorenze, G. McLaughin, C. Maloney, B. Di- Maria, R. Hooker, R. Crowe, L. Warren. THIRD ROW: J. O’Brien, D. Mahoney, G. MacDonald, R. Latimer, K. Monte, D. Thomas, R. Scovill, B. Torrey, S. Osgood, G. MacDonald, W. Ty- back, F. Bryden, W. Ward, E. Cowles. FOURTH ROW: R. Fournier, J. Robinson, L. Pola F. Limouze, R. Welch, G. Pope, S. Mortimer, D. Currier, T. Hepner, T. O’Connell, R. Wood, T. Barrett, R. White, R. Downing, S. Cromack. ABSENT WHEN PICTUEIE TAKEN: J. Ahonen, N. Arnold, S. Bakeeff, T. Daniels, T. Stelle, J. Thibideau, A. Warren. racfe FIRST ROW: 1. to ri P. Reed, L. Garvin, D. Bassett, R. Weaver, E. Hamlen, L. Godin, K. Lehtonen, N. McArdle, J. Johnson, D. Palmer, G. Sommerville, P. Hall. SECOND ROW: K. MacDonald, D. Holt, J. Winslow, M. Latimer, M. Velsor, M. A. Miller, G. Pipatti, C. Mac- Donald, S. Smith, Mr. Zion, Mr. Dolan. THIRD ROW; W. Davis, P. Ellis, F. Franklin, M. Phelan, W. Judson, R. Matthews, J. Lucas, R. Fournier, D. Cahoon, C. Rich, H. Hughes, G. Russell, P. Kohn, T. O’Dowd. FOURTH ROW: J. Thomas, D. Raymond, J. Flynn, D. Hooker, R. Field, K. O’Connell, D. O’Riley, J. Lewis, M. DiPietro, J. Stein, T. Cross, M. Robinson, T. Irving, P. O’Connell. ABSENT WHEN PICTURE TAKEN: J. Orcutt, C. Wise. What a hairy arm- pit; and no Ban, either. Look, we win, or you ' re fired. Got that? 36-46-56--and you Soccer All-Stars wonder why they call him Pear . ROW 1: M. Miller, J. Fournier, D. Newman, P. Miller, R. Bianchi and B. Earle (Co-Capts. ), S. Miller, B. Russell, F. Lehtonen, C. Campbell, C. Reynolds (Mgr,). ROW 2: T. DiPietro, M. Kelley, C. DiPietro, S. McKeon, J. Dvorski, G. Willoughby, s. Weaver, J, Stein, J. Jacinto, B. Reynolds, Coach Long, ROW 3: M. Mullaney S. White, P. Russel, S. Kestenbaum, M. Barrett, S. O ' Brien, P. Jenkins, R. Metcalf G. Flynn. Soccer A 4-0 victory over Barnstable started the season off on a high note, with Bill Earle scoring three goals and Bob Reynolds one. However, Earle’s two goals against Nauset weren’t enough, and the Knights went down 3-2. In the third game against Harwich, SHS squeaked by 2-1 with the scoring of Earle and Dvorski. Falmouth then fell 3-2 with Dvorski, Miller, and Earle scoring. Chatham defeated the Knights with two 4th quarter goals to result in a 3-1 final score. Then the big game-- D-Y! The Knights really put out, but had to settle for a 2-2 tie. Mike Miller high -lighted this game with his fantastic goalie skills. The second half started well with Earle, Russell, and P. Miller scoring to down Barnstable 3-0. Then Harwich and Nauset both scored three against our one Sandwich 4 for each game. Earle and Miller got us back on the 0 Barnstable Sandwich 2 track with a 2-0 victory over Falmouth, but Chatham 3 Nauset Sandwich 3 downed us 3-0. The team’s big disappointment was 2 Falmouth Sandwich 2 its loss to D-Y, 2-0, at home. 1 Harwich Sa ndwich 2 The overall record was 5 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie. 2 D-Y Sandwich 1 Earle led the team with 10 goals, followed by S. Mil- 3 Chatham Sandwich 3 ler’s 6, P. Miller’s 2, Dvorski’s 2, and Russell’s and 0 Barnstable Sandwich 1 Reynold’s one each. 3 Nauset Sandwich 2 0 Falmouth Sandwich 1 3 Harwich Sandwich 0 3 Chatham Sandwich 0 2 D-Y ROW 1: R. Bianchi, P. Miller, S. Miller, W. Earle, W. Russell, Coach Long. ROW 2; C. Rey- nolds Mgr. , S. McKeon, J. Dvorski, G. Wennerstrom, D. Tomasek, R. Reynolds, C. DiPietro, Ass’t Mgr. iBas eiSaff The approach of the 1966-67 basketball season was looked forward to with excitement as a veteran team returned, and bench strength with height was available. The season started with vic- tories over Brockton Trade and Bourne sandwiched around a loss to Nantucket. Highlights of the games in the new Cape and Vineyard League were two victories over Chatham. Some excellent basketball was played against Harwich (both games), Martha’s Vineyard (first game), and Provincetown (first game). The team ' s shooting percentage was excellent on some nights but far below average on other occasions. The season ended with victories over Bristol Agricultural and Bourne. Thus the season ended with the team sporting a record of eight wins and nine losses, no doubt the best season in over ten years. Sandwich 57 Brockton Trade 45 Sandwich 71 Vineyard 90 Sandwich 51 Nantucket 64 Sandwich 59 P’town 75 Sandwich 51 Bourne 49 Sandwich 50 Harwich 64 Sandwich 55 Provincetown 58 Sandwich 67 Brockton 54 Sandwich 62 Harwich 73 Sandwich 63 Bristol 57 Sandwich 75 Chatham 59 Sandwich 65 Bourne 56 Sandwich 46 Nauset 80 Sandwich 85 Chatham 56 Sandwich 64 Bristol 57 Sandwich 34 Nauset 86 Sandwich 56 Vineyard 87 ROW 1; Coach Doyle, P. Jenkins, M. Miller, P. Russell, F. Passaro. ROW 2: L. Holberton, M. Mullaney, N. Pola, J. Jacinto, and C. DiPietro (Manager). j unior TJarsi y CBasAeiSa ROW: Coach Fenton, T. DiPietro, B. Russell, S. Miller, B. Bianchi, J. Jacinto, S. Kestenbaum, P. Miller. ROW 2: C. Reynolds, B. Reynolds, scorer M. Miller, J. Fournier, P. Russell, F. Pasarro, C. DiPietro (Manager). CBaseSall Ruth Moses, Tracy Phelan, Brenda Willoughby, Elaine Sawyer and Faith McCaughin (Co-Capts.), Mary Kaipainen, Arlene Campbell. c5, occer GAeerfea cfers Mary Kaipainen (Captain), Tracy Phelan, Edith Wilharm, Margaret Pipatti, Eileen Wallace, Linda Steves. as eiSa f Gheerfeacfers L. Godin, P. Martin, M. Metcalf, D. Holt, R. Vance, P. Hall. junior G£eer eacfers Miller on the offense, and Coach fainted. The new Spring fashions These teachers are tough to handle ROW 1: ' Coach Narkevicius, K. Mooney, P. Mooney, K. MacDonald, L. Jones, R. Sommerville, L. Pierce and E. Wallace (Co -Capts.), N. Steves, C. Jillson, P. Gibbs, N. McEnaney, C. Adams, M. Pipatti. ROW 2: P. Reynolds and C. McArdle (Mgrs.), N. McArdle, D. Martin, M. Adams, V. Huntoon, P. Weaver J. Sibson, G. Butcher, E. Mullaney, S. Fleet, P.- Wood, M. Latimer, M. Miller, J. Winslow. ielcf J foc e( The girls’ field hocky team compiled a good record for the 1966 season. When the season ended the team had won 2 games, tied 3, and lost 5. This was their first year in the league. Kathy MacDonald, our eighth grader, scored 3 goals, Linda Jones 1, and Beth Mullaney 1. Rene Sommerville and Cynthia Jillson helped the team with their fine play and stick work. The girl ' s gained the respect of the other teams by their sportsmanship and determination. They are a credit to their school and the game of field hockey. Sandwich 0 7 Nauset Sandwich 1 1 Martha ' s Vineyard Sandwich 1 0 Chatham Sandwich 0 3 Harwich Sandwich 0 3 P-town Sandwich 1 5 Nauset Sandwich 1 0 Martha’s Vineyard Sandwich 0 0 Chatham Sandwich 0 0 Harwich Sandwich 1 5 P-town ROW 1: Linda Jones, Brenda Willoughby, Jean Ahonen and Linda Pierce (Co-Capts.), Patricia Mc- Keon, Margaret Alvezi, Ruth Moses. ROW 2: Coach Narkevicius, Susan Pola (Manager), Brenda Jones, Jean Marie George, Clare Me Ardle, Margaret Mooney. Sh y’ C 3as£e Sa The girls ' basketball team ended the season with a 8-9 record. The season had its high points as well as moments of disappointment. One of the bright sides of the season was that the girls beat their archrival, Barnstable. Linda Pierce (153 points) took the scoring honors this year followed by Peggy Alvezi (150 points) and Pat McKeon (123 points). The team was led by co-captains Linda Pierce and Jean Ahonen. Jean Ahonen did an outstanding job on defense with lots of help from Brenda Willoughby, Claire McArdle, Linda Jones, and Judy Rooney. Ruth Moses, our seventh player, was a great help with her speed and rebounding ability. Other substitutes were Brenda Jones, Peggy Mooney, and Pam Reynolds. Sandwich 46 - 11 Nantucket Sandwich 30 - 40 D-Y Sandwich 23 - 38 Falmouth Sandwich 46 - 32 Martha ' s V. Sandwich 41 - 36 Barnstable Sandwich 33 - 38 P-town Sandwich 26 - 30 Alumni Sandwich 29 - 53 Harwich Sandwich 36 - 22 Bourne Sandwich 43 - 20 Bourne Sandwich 36 - 54 P-town Sandwich 34 - 33 Chatham Sandwich 30 - 42 Harwich Sandwich 26 - 45 Nauset Sandwich 38 - 30 Chatham Sandwich 38 - 37 Martha ' s V. Sandwich 28 - 32 Nauset ROW 1: K. Mooney, C. Adams, C. Jillson, N. Steves, P. Reynolds, J. Sibson, K. Ellis. ROW 2: Coach Narkevicius, D. Pola(Mgr.), S. Jones, P. Wood, B. Mullaney, S. Weaver, M. Adams, C. Burke. ir s ’ [Junior T) arsiiy il as eiSaff ROW 1: D. Holt, K. MacDonald, M. Velsor, M. Lathimer, G. Pipatti, C. MacDonald, S. Smith, J. Winslow, M. A. Miller, P. Hall, N. McArdle, Mr. Zion, ROW 2: C. Whitney, P. Martin, G. McLaughlin, C. Maloney, R. Vance, J. Orcutt, P. Lorenze, T. Daniels, M. Metcalf, M. Britton, M. Gilfoy. ir s [Junior JJi i J as ei6a ROW 1: Coach Doyle, J. Lewis, R. Fournier, T. O ' Connell, W. Tyback, P. Kohn, J. Thomas, H. Hughes, T. O ' Dowd, K. O ' Connell, W. Ward, R. Scovill, G. MacDonald. ROW 2: T. Hepner, T. Irving, C. Rich, D. Thomas, R. Latimer, G. Russell, W. Judson, P. O ' Connell, G. MacDonald, B. Torrey, M. DiPietro, R. White. THIRD F. Limouze, D. Mahoney, J. Stein, K. Monte, J. Lucas, D. Currier, D. Hooker, R. Welch. junior S occer ROW 1: J. Lewis, P. O ' Connell, J. Ahonen, W. Tyback, T. O ' Dowd, T. O ' Connell, P. Kohn, K. O ' Connell, J. Thomas, Coach Fenton. ROW 2: G. MacDonald, R. Latimer, R. Scovill, G. Mac- Donald, B. Torrey, D. Thomas, D. Currier, W. Ward, R. White, L. Pol4(Mgr.), ROW 3: G. Russell, J. Stein, K. Monte, M. Robinson, T. Barrett, S. Osgood, R. Welch, T. Stoll, S. Morti- unior CI asAelSa mer. Isn’t he adorable? I can dribble it alone, beat it! The master at his own game OCaiion a Jfon or cS o ciel FRONT ROW - S. Pola, L. Pierce, R. Bianchi - president, J. Ahonen, M. Kaipainen, STANDING, L. Steves, Mr. Bruce Stanford - Advisor NATIONAL i HONOR SOCIETY A GJiorus C 3ancf Jfc ouse on Ja fen eaj T oacf 3 eh 2 arsa s [yirouncf Worfcf (5 y y T) ays unior CPi rom Just a little further No Comment! As last resort - ice cream T atrons Edward McCaughin, Jr. Johnny Cindy Mrs. Mary Morrow The Crouch Family Alan Eileen Dave Linda Linda Dave Glen Arlene Russ Laine Mrs. Vera Crockett Greg Lebel Wilmal Bubba-Huey Farm Mrs. Henry Hall Kevin A. O ' Brien H. Hastings Foster 111 Richard Cowles Mark Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr;. Edward McCaughin Antonio J. Bianchi Lester H. Steves Robert Ellis John MacQuade Earl Dwyer Eugene Morrow Charles H. Parks Albert Bazzinotti William Lamb Howard Carlson Onni Pipatti Mrs. Elizabeth R. Pierce Mr. Mrs. William E. Foster Mr. Mrs. Raymond D. Doucette, Jr. Billy Foster Mr. Mrs. W. W. Fish, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Frank Miller Mr. Mrs. Clayton Campbell Dougie Goodwin Mrs. Mary Huff Mr. E. F. Mulcahy Mademoiselle Mulcahy Mrs. William D. Morrison, Jr. Bill Morrison Bob and Bev Pat Weaver Mr. Mrs. Alferio Passaro Traci Sue Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Fenton Mr. Mrs. Joseph C. Michael, Jr. Mrs. Lorraine Tomasek Mr. Mrs. William Doyle Captain Mrs. John C. Stein Mr. Mrs. John McKeon Lieutenant Mrs. Roger LeBarron Mrs. Mrs. Bruce H. Stanford Mr. Mrs. James H. Sibson Mr . Mrs. Donald Long Mrs. Emma Adams Mr. Eric Schleicher Mrs. Mrs. Philip Peltz II Mr. Mrs. Clement Claflen Liz and Louie Jeff Stein Mr. Mrs. Malcolm R. Burke Mr. Edwin Zion Mr. Mrs. Herbert A. Hamlen Mr. Mrs. Carl DiPietro Mr. Mrs. W. R. Hendy, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Michael McNamara Mr. Mrs. G. E. MacDonald Mr. Mrs. Alvin A. White Mr. Mrs. Arthur S. Limouze Mr. Mrs. Joseph Dvorski Mr. Mrs. John F. Creeron Mr. Mrs. Bernard C. DiPietro Mr. Mrs. Gordon Wallace Mr. Mrs. Justin George Mr. Mrs. James Gregg Mr. Mrs. Winthrop Ahonen Mr. Mrs. William Wimmer Mrs. John B. McArdle Mrs. Nan McCann Mrs. Marjorie Connolly Mrs. Henriette Bogatay Rev. Ambrose Bowen Mr. Mrs. James Strain Mr. Mrs. John A. Tyback Mr. Mrs. David L. Nevins Mr. Mrs. Benjamin J. Bump Mr. Mrs. Herman A Parco Mr. Mrs. Walter Alvezi Mr. Mrs. Fred Harkins Jr. Mr. Mrs. William Newman Leah Mr. Frederic J. Hemmila Mrs. John White Miss Jadwiga Narkevicius Mr. Mrs. George Sutton Marti Sutton Mrs. Florence G. Snow Mr. Mrs. Chester McArdle Mr. Mrs. Peter Place Cook Mr. Mrs. Richard Currier Mrs. Christopher Brady Mrs. Christopher Brady Country Store A Friend The Class of 1917 W. E. Boyder Mr. Mrs. Howard Crowell Tim and Carrie Mr. Mrs. Howard Crowell Tim and Carrie Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Luce Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rich Hope Mr. and Mrs. James H. Earle A friend Mr. and Mrs. Dale Richter Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Pola Mr. and Mrs. William Chase, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Burke Not to be taken from this room SANDWICH PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 0617 00084 4709