Sandwich High School - Lancer Yearbook (Sandwich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1973 volume:

' ‘fin • ! ifit . ' iJ f%! f-f MAjT- U twg Qckoot OoMdu lck Qcliool Octiididck , Uassctckusetk 197S MR. WINTHROP TRENHOLM The class of 1973 wishes to dedicate their yearbook to Mr. Winthrop Trenholm. Throughout our high school years, he not only expanded our minds in the field of mathematics, but showed us that fun could go along with learn- ing. We hope this, in part, will show him our ap- preciation for his patience and understanding. . .-7 2 MR. ELMER BRACKETT The class of 1973 also wishes to dedicate their yearbook to Mr. Elmer Brackett, better known to some as Muscles. We hope this can show him our apprecia- tion for his friendliness and willingness to help us at all times. 3 SENIOR YEAR BOOK STAFF S. Dinklage, C. Ward, D. Elvander, S. Scovill, T. Hillman. Editor-in- Chi ef G. Morrow, C. Hughes, I. Sprague, D. Lewis, D. Hogan, D. Fournier, J. Butcher. T. Miller, Lay-out-Editor D. Deconto, P. Stanley, C. Burke, J. Velsor, L. Pola, J. Kosarick, L. Denney, V. Gironda, D, Santos, R. Burke. Year Book Photographer, Stephen Gourley. JUNIOR YEARBOOK STAFF SEATED: H. MacDonald, J. White, A. Hoxie, R. Winslow, M, Mahoney, L. Serodio, STANDING: G. Hal- laren, T. Tourville, K. Hughbanks, J, Stobbart. 4 0 Mrs. Miller Mrs. Hunt SCHOOL COMMITTEE SEATED: Mr. Howard Crowell; Mr. Roland DeConto, Chairman; Mrs. Joan Morrow; Mrs. Roberta Leydon. STANDING: Mr. Stanley Torrey; Dr. Frank Colombo, Jr. Dr. Anthony D ' Antuono SUPERINTENDENT 6 Mr. Sibson PRINCIPAL Mr. Fenton VICE-PRINCIPAL Mr. Steinhilber GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mrs. Tomasek SECRETARY Mrs. Trenholm SECRETARY 7 Mr. Evans Mrs. Webster Mr. Stanford Mr. Trenholm Mrs, Palmer Mr. Hoxie Mr. Giardino Mr. Zion Mrs. Colton Mr. Linley Mr. Inman Mr. Eagar Miss Mulcahy Mr. Naylor Mrs. Gomez Mr. Doyle 8 Miss Harriman Mrs. Jones Mr. Long Mr. Schleicher Mrs. Milne Mrs. Phillips Mr. Laird Mr. Heywood Mrs. Coggeshall Mrs. Huff Mr. Ash Mr, Halvorson Mr. Emerson Mr. Tedeschi Mrs. Rickheit Mrs, Earle 9 CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. Powers, Mr. Downing, Mr. Drew, Mr. Finn, Mr. Weekes, Mr. DeCota, Mr. Brackett. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Donovan, Mrs. Kuznarowis, Mrs. Garvin, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Kapinos, Mrs. Frederickson. SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Janet Davis 10 RICHARD WILLIAM ANDERSON Rick Likes: Rat hunting-motorcycles-cars- girls, and a wide as- sortment of other things. Dislikes: Port Huron, Michigan- Rats- Math. Activities: soccer (l-2)-Chorus (1-2-3-4). Ambition: To steer my ship in the right direction. SHARON E, ARNOLD Arnold Where to today? Likes: skiing- friends-money-honesty-Donis- freedom- life- Mr. Laird-being with people who care- Neil Young. Dislikes: phony people- getting caught- fighting- being used- getting dunked- false friends. Activities: basketball (2)-soccer (2-3)- field hockey (2-3)- tennis (2)-softball (2-3). Ambition: Success, STEPHANIE ARTHUR We’ve only just begun to live. Likes: water skiing- ooats- Tom- the pond. Dislikes: snobs-crowds-big motorcycles. Activities: radio station Ambition: Dental Hygienist, Steph 12 JIM BOYKO Bwayne AM F Likes: Guitars-motorcycles-Cotuit-leaving Sandwich. Dislikes: AM-8:00 to 2:15-Bwayne-150s-too many people. Activities: French Club (l)-Latin Club (1), Ambition: To get rich. JACQUELINE WINIFRED BRODERSON Jake A day is wasted without laughter, Likes: C,C.E,- canopes -Bab-z and Tippy-one fireman- Italians- Shultz! -doing things for people- football-my best friend Steve-Chrys and Chuck-MOE-Rocky-Joan-hockey- W. h, o. i . -parties- Lance- people-ffiends-animals. Dislikes: Hawaiian Delight-bullet wounds- Barbara Streisand -liars- grapefruit-liver- grease on my prom dress- fing- ers -hunters who kill for sport-being gullible- T. H. -li- brary cards. Activities: Chorus (2-3-4)-FNA (l-2)-Senior Play, Ambition: Sailor PAUL D. BUCELL Presley Boogie! What ' s happening out in the parking lot? Likes: summers- Boston- girls- fast cars-choppers-money- easy jobs-Moody Blues- Esmereldas. Dislikes: winters-straight people-the man-school dances- teachers. Ambition: To travel around the world and take it easy. 13 GLEN WAYNE BURBANK Glur You’re young, you ' ll get over it. Likes: Chevys-bikes-money-the weekend-school holidays- 2:15. Dislikes: telephone poles- Fords- school. Activities: Jr. High baseball-lunch (1-12). Ambition: Truck Driver. CHARLES ARNOLD BURKE Chuck Good heavens, 1 may be crazy but I ' m not insane! Likes: friends-war history-reading-plastic modeling-orange Fanta-athletics-tiger tanks-sports cars-movies. Dislikes: bulldozers-wedges-forest fires-pollution-politics- the referees in the Cape Cod High School Soccer League. Activities: soccer (l-2-3-4)-baseball (l-2)-volleyball (3-4)-Chorus (l-2-3-4)-Yearbook Staff (4)-Senior Class Play - Musical (3-4). Ambition; To do something for God. REBECCA E. BURKE Becky Think not that you can direct the course of love, for love if it finds you worthy directs your course. Likes: Camaros-summer- Peter ' s Pond- The people next door -VWs-long hair-the Sue Bee -Gibran-art. Dislikes; French-Shakespeare-phonies-short hair-station wagons. Activities: FNA (l-3-4)-cheer leading (1-2)- Yearbook Staff (3)-Chorus (2-3-4)- Senior Class Play. Ambition: Social Worker. u JYMME L. BUTCHER Jymme It’ll turn out (maybe not the way you want it, but . , . ) Likes: strong winds- Falmouth Heights Beach-incoherency- R, Buckminster Fuller-Mercedez sports cars-herbal-ani- mals-confessionary people, straight people, people for unknown reasons. Dislikes: forms-deadlines-schedules-people who have a de- sire to mark, meet, and follow them-schmaltz-S, G, Activities: Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4)-FNC 2,3,4 (Treasurer 3,4)- Model UN 2- Yearbook 4- Taunton Volunteer 4. Ambition: College JONATHAN CORNELIUS So much of the game will be gain Though the gold of the dice has been lost. likes: Jeeps Dislikes: Japs Activities: Band (2)-cross country (3). Ambition: Pilot Gnarth MARY COSTELLO Don’t go out in the rain without expecting to get wet! Likes: da)ttime-nighttime-all the time-most of the time- those who believe in what they say-those who say what they be lie ve-snow- Debbie ' s mother ' s spaghetti-coke cans, wine bottles and JIM. Dislikes: not knowing what I ' m doing or why I ' m doing it -the answer NO -flat tires-being fat- schools- fools- coldness-crying. Activities: FN A- Chorus 1,2,4. Ambition: To do some of the things I ' ve never done before. 15 PETER JOSEPH CRANE Pete Likes: summer-the beach-parties-water skiing-hockey- lively women-music . Dislikes: cold winters-being hassled. Activities: soccer (l-2)-Chorus (3-4)-hockey (1-2-3-4). Ambition: To be whatever suits me. Daveed Demento Dago DAVID JOSEPH DeCONTO It ' s only an accident of birth. Likes: gaining-side shows-anything that ' s funny-Kurt Von- negut, Jr. -fishing- Jethro TuH - T.Rex, Dislikes: losing-being acquainted with Rof-Mar. Activities: soccer (l-2-3-4)-cross country (3-4)-basketball (3-4)-baseball (3)-Band (l-2-3-4)-Yearbook Staff (4, layout editor)- Honor Society (3-4)- Student Council (4). LOUANN MARCIA DENNEY The smile that you send out returns to you. Likes: the beach-summer-traveling-teaching-reading- music-art. Dislikes: Chemistry-Chinese food. Activities: Chorus (2-3-4)- ETA (2-3-4)-Honor Society (3 -4)- Yearbook Staff (4)- Senior Class Play. Ambition: Teaching. 16 SARAH DINKLAGE Sause The King is coming. Likes: babies-sunsets-laughter-song. Dislikes: labels-classiflcations-cement. Activities: basketball (l)-Chorus (l-2-3-4)-FTA (1-2-3-4) -Honor Society (2-3-4)-Senior Play-Yearbook Staff (4) -Musical (3-4)-softball (l)-Cape Cod Musical Festival (2-3-4)-UN(3). Ambition: To follow The Light without ambition. DANIEL EDWARD DONOVAN Dan You ' ve obviously been out in the sun too long. Likes: Richmond, Virginia-motorcycles-Chevys- Daytona Beach- vacations- New Castle Rd. -summer-money- WBCN -softball. Dislikes: Filling out this form-conservationists-Sanwich- The Man-being tickled-school lunches-winter-snakes. Ambition: Billionaire. DEBRA ANNE ELVANDER Deb So little done - so much to do. Likes: Stephen- Pat S.-summer-Marstons Mills-my job- my family-movies-sunshine-memories-good times- laughing-weekends-beginnings-root beer floats-staying out late- all my friends. Dislikes: A roll in the bog with DL-Voke with a boy named Leroy-hummers-spare ribs-saying good bye-being bored- the ending of the summer of 1972. Activities: FTA (l-2-3-4)-basketball (l-2-3-4)-softball (l)-Chorus (3-4)-Prom Committee (3)-Senior Play- Year- book Staff (4)- Honor Society (3-4)- field hockey. Ambition: Legal Secretary. 17 PATRICIA ANNE FINERTY Patsy I hope we didn’t get caught! Likes: horses- Scott-summer- friends- Led Zepplin-parties- Mr, Laird-love-swimming-music, Dislikes: spiders-two- faced people-school-money-bad dreams-snapping turtles-blue music. Ambition: To enjoy life. DEBORAH FOURNIER Debbie Does anybody really know what time it is? Likes: hockey-Bruins-rum-pizza-weddings-Elton John-Chi- ca go- purple- winter- kids . Dislikes: Skiers -bossy people-spelling-making mistakes- my nickname. Activities: Cheerleader (2)- Yearbook Staff (4)- Senior play- Chorus (1-2-3), Ambition: Secretary, STEPHEN KENNETH GOURLEY Steve ” Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday and the yesterday you ' ll chuckle at tomorrow, Likes: Life-country-competition-thinking-working towards accomplishment- good ffiends-music . Dislikes: boring classes-high society-making foolish mis- takes- pessimism. Activities: Band (l-2-3-4)-Chorus (l-2-3-4)-soccer (1-2-3 -4)-baseball (l)-Student Council (3-4, Pres, 4)-Student Advisory Board to School Committee (4, Chairman)-Hon- or Society (3-4)- Yearbook Staff (3-4)- FTA (2-3)Senior Class Play, 18 VALERIE JEAN GIRONDA Val I would if I could, and I should, but I won’t. Likes: everyone to be happy-working-cars- Color My World -senior parties- guys. Dislikes: being hurt- History- Ad vanned Biology- feeling un- loved. Activities: Chorus (l-2-3-4)-FTA (2-3-4)-cheer leading (2-3)- ENA (3-4)- Yearbook Staff (3-4), Ambition: Accountant Marriage KENNETH JAMES GREEN Ganga Order gave each thing view. Likes: 2:1 5- getting dismissed from school- wee kends- Yamahas-leaving school-sleeping. Dislikes: fire hydrants- pickup trucks on Rte. 6A-cops- Sandwich- getting caught leaving school- Fords- Hondas- work. Activities: football (l)-golf (2-3)-basketball (2)-UN (2). Ambition: To do as little as possible and still be rich. JOAN MARIE HAMLEN People always expect more of you when you have naturally curly hair. Likes: Canada-skiing-Lance-cold weather-canopies-hockey -green- Bruins-tennis-straight hair-baking cookies- Les Brian-Gurk’s laugh-Hyannis apartment-sleeping-Vermont -Joey Turk- orthopedic skates. Dislikes: RONALD- NY Rangers-conceit-proms-going fast- DC-pink-Creto the Dragon Woman- ffizzies-liars and phonies- BB- LABUSH -the pole-trees in Shawme Forest (B-2)-being called Joanny-doing nothing- The Clique. Activities: Chorus (l-2-3-4)-Student Council (l)-basket- ball (1)- Yearbook Staff (4). Ambition: College. 19 WILLIAM HENDY III B-Man Now if 6 turned out to be 9, I don ' t mind, I don ' t mind, All right, if all the hippies cut off all their hair, I don ' t care, I don ' t care. Dig, cause I got my own world to live through and 1 ain’t gonna copy you. (Jimi Hendrix: If 6 was 9) Likes: basketball-eating-sleeping- Allman Bros. -sports-ice cream- girls- parties- Jimi Hendrix. Dislikes: to wake up-school- Benson-work. Activities: soccer (l-3-4)-basketball (l-2-3-4)-baseball (1-2-3-4)- Bomber Squad (1-2). Ambition: Brain Surgeon Truck Driver TIMOTHY TABER HILLMAN Tim If you can ' t be with the one you love, love the one you ' re with. Likes: beer-concerts-music-Bar Mitzvahs-summer- mem- bers of the female species-Europe-people in general. Dislikes: French-nothing to do-being treated rotten-having a bad time at parties-trying to sober up slightly inebria- ted girls at parties. Activities: Band (l-2-3-4)-Chorus (l-2-3-4)-soccer (2-3)- golf (l-2-3-4)-Cape Cod Music Festival (1-2-3-4)- Southeast Musical Festival (4). Ambition: Musician FRED JAMES HOEFLICK Wicked good. Likes: girls-wrestling-and more girls. Dislikes: stop signs- dogs that bite. Activities: wrestling (1-2-4). Ambition: Auto mechanic. Freddie freak out 20 DOROTHY G. HOGAN Dot tie m Never a happier heart has beat, Likes: reading-the beach in the fall-music-drawing-people -happiness. Dislikes: dark moods. Activities; Chorus (2-3-4)-Honor Society (3-4)-Yearbook Staff (4, CO- Art Editor). Ambition: To live my life to the fullest. ROBERT SEYMOUR HOXIE, JR. Bob Ain ' t wastin ' time no more. - Greg Allman Likes: sunshine- poetry- four wheel drive- The New Riders- Ghandi-rowing-music. Dislikes; Sea Lake-rip offs. Activities: Model UN. Ambition: To help make the world safe for anarchy. CYNTHIA JEAN HUGHES Cindy Speak well of your friend, of your enemy say nothing, Likes: animals-trees-art-the Who-BW-teddy and dudley. Dislikes: conceit-cod cakes-cold noses-cold feet. Activities; basketball (l)-softball (l-2)-Class Secretary (2) -ETA (l-2-3-4)-Yearbook Staff (4)- Senior Class Play- Honor Society (4)- UN Delegate (2). Ambition: College. 21 BETHANY CHRISTINE KNOWLES Tootle Life is a funny little thing. Likes: Beatles- The Dead- The Stones-having a good time- eating-drawing-islands and caves-reading-doing what I want to do- loaves and ffogs-whiskers-Leap Frog ' s Milk -animals (except worms and stupid bugs). Dislikes: anything not listed above-stupid bugs-dense things -being told what to do (and what not to do)-ambition- eggs-worms-unfriendly people-being closed in. Activities: Band (2-3-4)-U. N. Delegate (2)- Yearbook Staff (4). Ambition: see Dislikes. JUDITH MAE KOSARICK Hop-a-long Likes: friendly people-traveling-all sports (especially sail- ing, basketball, and water skiing)-snowstorms-beaches- parties-music- Christmas, Dislikes: fakes-tests- broken legs. Activities; field hockey (2-3-4)-basketball (1-2-3-4 Capt. 2)-track (l)-tennis (2)-Honor Society (3)-Girls Leaders (3)-Class Treasurer (3)-Class President (4)- Student Coun- cil (2-4)-Chorus (3-4)- Yearbook Staff (4, Sports Editor). Ambition: To see the world. DEBORAH LANG LEWIS Minn To be what I am and to become what I want to become is my only end to life. Likes; music- Dan Blocker-onions-winter-sleeping-bets- thunderstorms- fires- parties-money-snow-little kids- M M ' s-Bar Mitzvahs-big families-short people- gory movies. Dislikes: waiting-worms-losing bets-cranberry bogs-private jokes-moods- Sunday afternoons-being nagged-lectures. Activities: field hockey (1-2-3-4, all-star 3)-basketball (1-2-3-4, CO. Capt 4)-softball (1-2)- Band (1-2-3-4)- Chorus (1-2-3-4)- Southeast Music Festival (3-4)-Cape Cod Music Festival (2-3-4)-Rock Band (3-4)- FTA (1-2-3 -4)-Class President (3, VP 2)-Student Council (3)-Prom Committee (3)- Prom Princess (3)- Senior Class Play- Year- book (3-4). Ambition; College 22 JOSEPH BRADY MAHONEY Joe Let me tell you the tale of your life, of the cut and the thrust of the knife; the tireless oppression, the wisdom instilled, the desire to kill or be killed. Likes; Music-YES-Summer of ' 71-Liszt-Steve Howe- Felix Mendelssohn-coke- Francis Vincent Zappa- and all the other things that go without saying. Dislikes; vicious dogs-droll humor-poverty-seemingly im- peccable people-all of these electric and or non-electric depending. Activities; Rock Band (2-3-4)-basketball (3-4). Ambition; Phony Philosopher or Game Warden. DEBORAH ANN MENNETT Please don ' t worry about such things for what is in your mind is all you know. Likes; eyes-darkness that grows darker-music-art-stars- whiskers. Dislikes; continuous confusion-blunder headed people-need that turns to greed-rushing to finish. Activities; Play production- Schwartz Group. Ambition; I have things to do, places to go, and people to meet. MAUREEN HELEN MCCARTHY McGurk We must decide which is right, and which is an illusion. Likes; Steve-New York City-senior room-M M ' s-mustangs -the moon-summers- Litchfield-July-long hair-being liked- chartreuse cars-horses-pickles-my family -Steve- and a multitude of other things. Dislikes; lonliness-cliques-proms- worrying. Activities; FHA (l)-FNA (1-2-3-4, Pres. 3- 4)- UN (2)- Chorus (2-3-4)- Senior Play. Ambition; Registered Nurse. 23 THOMAS ANTHONY MILLER Nudd - Bo The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. Likes: the beach-sports-food-comedy-soccer-winning. Dislikes: Nauset-losing- DY-crowds-driving in Boston-soc- cer officials- know it alls- authorities. Activities: baseball (l-2-3-4)-basketball (l-2-3-4)-soccer (1-2-3-4)- Little Mary Sunshine (3)-Senior Class Play- Chorus (l-2-3-4)-Band (1-2-3-4). Ambition: College. GAYLE PRISCILLA MORROW Gayle Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Likes: W.E. T, -having friends- Florida- London, England- the city-movies- long weekends-summer-parties-coffee frappes-the sea- Christmas- designing things- Chinese food- my family. Dislikes: PEAS- fighting-cleaning my room-having nothing to do-coming in early- flat tires- having my picture tak- en- good byes. Activities: field hockey (ass ' t. mgr, 1, mgr. 2-3-4)-bas- ketball cheerleader (2-3, co-capt. 2)-softball (1, ass ' t. mgr, 2)-gymnastics (l-2-3-4)-Chorus (l-2-3-4)-Prom Princess (2)-Queen (3)- Prom Chairman (3)-Yearbook Staff (3, Editor in Chief 4)-Class VP (3)-Senior Class Play. Ambition: College for Commercial Art and Design. LAURI ANN POLA Lauri As small as the world and as large as alone. Likes: windy days-the beach-cats-jeans and sweaters- wooden boxes-sad songs- kites- field hockey. Dislikes: broccoli-earwigs-RAF-library passes - soothing green walls. Activities: field hockey (1-2-3-4)- FNA (3)- Band (1). Ambition: Undecided, 24 DANIEL CHARLES RING Dan Now I belong to the Ages, Likes: ice cream-basketball-blue-money-sleeping- Florida- winning- revenge . Dislikes: fish-being insulted-working-cold weather- pain- dirt. Activities: Class Secretary (l)-basketball (l-2-3-4)-baseball (2-3-4)-cross country (3)- Senior Class Play, Ambition: To achieve high social status. SUS AN ELAINE ROZA I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine; but if by chance we find each other, it ' s beautiful. Likes: Mike-my car-senior room-parties-summer-2:15- proms. Dislikes: Monday mornings-Monument Beach-Cold Duck- Dee Dee H, Activities: ENA (l-2-3-4)-Chorus (l-2-3-4)-UN (2)- Year- book Staff (3)- Senior Class Play. Ambition: Registered Nurse, DONNA MARIE SANTOS Don It ' s only a beginning, only just a start. Likes: Gary-Chicago- Beginnings -Rick Smith-Bruins-Baby ' s Breath- chic ken salad sandwiches-soul music- Cambridge- teasing Gary and my father- Christmas season. Dislikes: People who can ' t mind their own business-spaghetti -being misunderstood-country music- prejudiced people. Activities: basketball (l-2-3-4)-softball (1)- field hockey (3)- Yearbook Staff (4)-Chorus (3)- Senior Play-Prom Com- mittee (3). Ambition: To live and be happy with Gary forever. 25 LEAH MARY SAWYER Mary I want to live from the inside out and not from the outside in. Likes: being warm-The Stones-sleeping- unlimited time- brownies- Joni Mitchell-blankets-music-excitement- N. D.S, -being listened to-backs-KB-Richards-the sun- Don. Dislikes: being cold-bats-hurrying-tight clothes- people who never cry-not being able to laugh when 1 want to-irrita- tions. Activities: field hockey (l)-Chorus (1-2). Ambition: To live day by day, for the present. SHARON ANN SCOVILL Sharon Better are the Blows of a friend than the false Kisses of an enemy. Likes; field hockey-mushrooms-sailboats-tennis-freckles- buttercrunch cones-sand castles- piggyback rides-most of all, Summer of 72. Dislikes; not getting along. Activities: field hockey (1-2-3-4, co-Cap. 4, all star 3)- basketball (l-2)-sofcball (2, mgr. 1)-Band (l-2)-Chorus (1-2-3-4, Cape Cod Music Festival, 2-3)-Yearbook Staff (4)- Prom Committee (3). Ambition: College and to sail around the world. STEPHEN ARTHUR SILVA Steve What can I say? Likes: J.E. B. -Connecticut- Yenko-drags-Mustangs-drive ins -J.E.B. Dislikes: broken cars- gas stations-tickets- winter. Activities: gymnastics (l-2)-wrestling (l-2)-soccer (2)- baseball (1). Ambition: To enjoy the rest of my life. 26 JAMES FRANCIS SIMPSON Jim I want people to remember me by the good times, not bad. Likes: a certain girl-music- fender amps- Worcester, Mass.- school-YES-understanding people-Mr, Trenholm. Dislikes: getting caught skipping class-school lunches- Eng- lish- R. Hunt oon- gym. Activities: Rock Band (2-3-4)-Chorus (3-4)-Cape Cod Mus- ical Festival (3). Ambition: Professional Musician. NILS ALEXANDER SODERBERG Alexander The Great Now witness the quickness with which we get it on. Likes: Coke- National Lampoon-L.S.-Manassas-football- D. S,-Darts-fishing-K.M.-traveling-Jethro Tull-snow sisters -Allman Brothers- fribbles. Dislikes: State Police-Monday mornings- getting up-Rof Mar -Guidance Counselors- Nixon- The War-rainy days-impo- lite people. Activities: Student Council (l)-Chorus (l)-Model U.N. ( 2 ). Ambition: Trapeze Artist Phoenix Hawker Ballet Instructor STEVENIE ANN SPIELDENNER likes: guitar playing- art- grave yards-Grist Mill-shooting stars-cats-ba ' Jlet-singing- reading-yellow Toyota- good friends- KM O-everybody-people who know what they want in life. Dislikes: HS-school-Sandwich Atmosphere-time. Ambition: To live life the way it really is and not the way people think it should be. 27 IRENE MARY SPRAGUE Spraigy The only way to have a friend is to be one. Likes: sunshine (in all of its forms)- apricot fruit rolls-people -laughing-the beach- friends-motorcycles-beating Nauset -summer-field hockey-music-Mr. T. -summer rain. Dislikes: waiting-being confused- fighting-humpy hairy spid- ers-8 18 70. Activities: field hockey (l-2-3-4)-softball (l-2)-basketball cheer leading (2-3, co-Cap t. 2)- Student Council (3-4, V. Pres. 3)-FTA (l-2-3-4)-Honor Society (2-3-4, V. Pres. 4)-Yearbook Staff (3-4, Activities Editor 4)-Musi- cal (3-4)- Senior Play (4)-Cape Cod Musical Festival (3)- Chorus (l-2-3-4)-Mock Convention Delegate (3)-Student Advisory Board to School Committee (3-4). Ambition: To see and do as much in my life as I can. PATRICIA JEANNE STANLEY Pat Only that day dawns in which we are awake. Likes: laughing-Deb E.-winning-blue-clothes-money-fun- music-sports-movies-memories of the past- friends- Schul- tz’s Woodstock- flat tires on the Mid-Cape. Dislikes: boredom-losing-KAs-a catman in Florida- Pink Floyd. Activities: field hockey (l-2-3-4)-basketball (1-2-3-4, co- Capt. 4)-softball (1-2-3-4, Capt. 4)-Chorus (1-2-3-4)- Band (l-2)-Cape Cod Musical Festival (l-2-3-4)-FTA (1-2-3-4, Pres. 3-4)- Prom Committee (3)- Senior Class Play-Class Treasurer (2-4)- Yearbook Staff (3-4). Ambition: College EDWARD PAYSON TITCOMB IV Invisible Man Again, as before, the dream of yesterday is the hope of to- day and the reality of tomorrow. Likes: simplicity- functional spacecraft-RHG-independence- Tsanger-several persons-only The Beatles. Dislikes: too many things- no deposit, no return -the rea- sons for some things-every fourth year-the pickles they put in MacDonald ' s hamburgers when I ask them not to put pickles on them- pain. Activities: Soccer team-basketball- baseball-tennis- football - NASA- Yearbook- Drama Club-Chorus- Band- FTA-and some school. Ambition: To celebrate New Year ' s Eve, AD 1999 on Mars. 28 ROY JAMES THIBIDEAU Mr. Tibbs Always play for more than you can afford to lose, and you will learn the game. Likes: Mr. Sibson-school lunches-rat hunting- Ffench River- ia- Woods Hole-chocolate eclairs. Dislikes: the mole- rats- Black Plague. Activities: soccer (4)-Class Pres. (2) Ambition: Freedom of the pursuit of happiness. What ' s the matter for you. Likes: GLfY-hot fudge sundaes-the beach-movies. Activities: working Ambition: Being happy with Guy. EVELYN TULLY JEAN MARIE VELSOR Bean I CHING; Where have I been, where am I now, where am I going. Likes: Rm. Il-solitude-deserted beaches-CB ' s-banjos- green -smiles-camping-The Sea- Mts. -traveling- Auntie Mim- F G’s-black eyed Susans-independence-Singing in the Rain-innocenee-bikes-plays-surprises- wind- noses- fresh air- goofing. Dislikes: To worry-broken promises-crowds-war-chaos-ex- cuses-rumors-cigarettes-pills-accidents- inhuman people- saying good bye-being tickled-dog bites-June 14-new jeans- secrets- poll ution . Activities: basketball (l)-softball (1)- field hockey (1-2-3- 4, co-Cap. 3-4)-Student Council (1-2, Treasurer 2)- Vice President (4)- All Star Field Hockey (3)- Senior Plays (3-4)-Yearbook Staff (4)-Chorus (l-2-3-4)-Band (1). Ambition: THEATER and to know I CHING. 29 CATHERINE FRANCES WARD Cathy No act of kindness no matter how small is ever wasted. Likes: friends- thunder and lightning- Sidney Poitier-my truck-Misty Jo-water skiing-English Sheep Dogs-child- ren- plays and musicals-old houses- flowers- field hockey- apricots. Dislikes: cities-being late- peas. Activities: FTA (l-2-3-4)-Chorus (1-2-3-4)- field hockey (l-2-3-4)-softball (l-2)-b sketball (Ass ' t. Manager 1, manager, 2-3-4)-Prom Committee (3)- Yearbook Staff (3-4, Ass ' t. Editor 4)-Class Secretary (3-4)- Senior Play. Ambition: Special Education Teacher. DIANNA LYNN WEEKES Amo, ergo sum. Likes: children- Sandy Neck-the Cape- W, T. T.- Cindy and Dave- Brewster- Robbie . Dislikes: Feminists- gym-stop signs-tourists-tip slips-Ma- dame. Activities: FTA (2-3-4)- Honor Society (4). Ambition: Une Bonne educatrice. CHRISTOPHER JAMES WOOD Woody Stay away from private parties! ! ! Likes: Basketball- scuba diving-V. O. -noses- Taconic Hall- chocolate- worn out dungarees. Dislikes: MASHPEE OFFICERS- locker fights- lockers 21 and 64. Activities: basketball (l-2-3- 4)-soccer (4)-baseball (1)- golf (2). Ambition: College 30 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST ACTOR - BEST ACTRESS Tim Hillman - Sarah Dinklage MOST ARTISTIC Rick Anderson - Bethany Knowles MOST ATHLETIC Bill Hendy - Pat Stanley BEST BUILD - BEST FIGURE Bill Hendy - Pat Finerty CLASS CLOWNS Maureen McCarthy - Joe Mahoney Best Wishes from all the COLOMBOS 31 CUTEST Sharon Scovill - Glenn Burbank BEST DRESSED Tim Hillman - Evelyn Tully CLASS FLIRTS Roy Thibideau - Deb Lewis MOST INTELLIGENT - MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Steve Gourley - Sarah Dinklage FRIENDLIEST Debbie Mennett Others : CLASS CONSERVATIVES : Steve Gourley Dianna Weeks CLASS BLUSHERS: Dan Ring Jackie Broderson Steve Silva - Maureen McCarthy Tom Miller - Gayle Morrow MOST DISTINCTIVE LAUGH Steve Silva Maureen McCarthy TEACHER ' S PET Pat Stanley Dan Ring Other superlatives: WORST DRIVER - Ken Green Deb Elvander BEST PERSONALITY - Jim Simpson Pat Stanley, Mr. Sibson, Dan Ring Deb Lewis - Steve Silva MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Tom Miller Gayle Morrow MOST TALKATIVE Deb Lewis Steve Silva QUIETEST - Glen Burbank Dottie Hogan RADICALS - Bob Hoxie Maureen McCarthy 33 SENIOR WHEELS 35 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WE, THE CLASS OF ' 73, BEING SOUND OF MIND AND BODY, DO HEREBY DECLARE THIS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Glen Burbank, leave all my belongings to Sandwich High School. In return - the new school will be named after me - and, furthermore, I leave with no bad feelings or regrets on my part. I, Fred Hoeflick, leave my ability with women to Carl Wilharm, and my ability to wrestle to Billy McLaughlin. I, Jake Broderson, leave Mary Mahoney one red fire tmck; Jim Simpson my grades, in hopes he gets through next year; Mr. Evans my recipe for chocolate chip cookies; Walter Fagnant 10 glazed do- nuts for hockey games. 1 leave with Irene and Cathy after having driven and stayed alive with Valerie at the wheel. 1, Maureen McCarthy, will to all my friends continued happiness; to Dan Donovan, that denim tuxedo and many thanks for all the work done on my car. To Susan, Marrianne, and Doreen, I leave the nurs- ing home and a free pass to MacDonald ' s, To Steve Silva, many thanks for correcting Dan ' s repairs and that black crayon. I, Darleen Murphy, leave Joe S. a root bear barrel! candy and the memory of that fun weekend; and to Jeff and Dino, many thanks for telling me their brother ' s secrets. I, Jonathan Cornelius, leave a HOT crate of oranges to the Brevard County Police Dept, in Cocoa Beach, Florida. I, Edward Payson Titcomb, leave reminding you that I will not rest until I own the first International Jute Box on the Moon. I, Ken Green, leave my coil wire to Dan Donovan so he won’t have to take mine. To Steve Silva, I leave my Chevy which is better than all his Fords. I, Evelyn Tully, leave . . . I, Arnold Bork, being of sound mind and body will my volumi- nous knowledge of war history to Mr. Doyle and Mr. Fenton; my res- pect and admiration for that great southern gentleman, Robert E. Lee, to Mr. Doyle; my secret formula for removing extraneous corpulent material to those teachers who need it; and my working ability to Mr. Halvorwedge and his numerous minions. 1, Stevenie Spieldenner, leave to Kim Morris her special seat in our own Special Home Room 56, and the memories that were born there. I, Cathy Ward, leave to Mr. Fenton an extra large lollipop made especially for him in Pennsylvania. 1, Dianna Weekes, leave to Gerry Hallaren a one-way ticket to No Man ' s Land; to Beth Hamblin, I leave my place in Mr. Doyle ' s heart; and Ronnie Olson, I just leave alone. I, Deborah Fournier, leave Mrs. Huff the peace and quiet that our business class never gave her. I also leave, with fond memory to the corner gang, ” all the notes and drawings we passed around in history class. I, Jymme Butcher, leave as soon as possible. I, Sarah Dinklage, leave my excellent athletic ability to my brother. I, Wayne Petty, leave my all-girl accounting class to Bobby Gilfoy. 1, Donna Santos, leave Sandwich High and take Gary with me, and we both leave willingly. 1, Louann Denney, leave the bookstore to all the Juniors in the Honor Society in hopes that they will run it with enthusiasm and school spirit. 1, Paul Bucell, leave happily after waiting twelve long years. I, Stephanie Arthur, leave Frank Harrison my textbooks so he can read on and on and . . . 1, Dan Donovan, leave after twelve long years. I, James Boyko, will my world-renowned band to Peter Thomp- son, 1, Joseph Mahoney, leave a copy of Frank Zappa ' s Who Need ' s the Peace Corps to Sandwich ' s wanting hip culture. 1, Bethany C. Knowles, leave my bass drum to be lovingly cared for by the remains of our crack percussion section: Weasel, Wardy, Young Tully, Young Burke, Young Scovill, and Little Ames. I, Valerie Gironda, leave Sandwich High to embark on a life of happiness with Roger. I, Chris Wood, leave a keg of draught beer to Mr. Evans. I, Irene Sprague, leave my gun, holster, and spurs to my sister Cindy; and to Mr. Eagar I leave one sandcandle. We, Becky Burke and Debbie Elvander, leave to the Class of ' 73 a standing invitation to visit our apartment. 1, Timothy T, Hillman, being blessed with a demented mind and a body unfit for use of any kind leave one can of the Dry Look hair spray to Mr. Fenton, in hopes that it will help him with his long, unruly hair. 1 also leave Mrs, Palmer a lolli-pop tree and a unicorn, 1, Joan Hamlen, leave to Bon Louise Marie a red light and my sarcastic attitude towards a certain upper-class noble; to Mo Ann, 1 leave our long talks about Melvin and permission to smoke; and to Locker 132 and to all the serfs who took part in its art exhibit, 1 leave a certificate from the Board of Health. I, Stephen K. Gourley, leave to Donna Choate a one-day clean- ing certificate for a certain fur coat; to Mr. Naylor, 1 leave the book How to Teach Trigonometry in 181 Easy Steps written by Trig Class - 1973; and I leave with the knowledge that as long as classes pass through this institution, never shall there come again a class as unique, as highly motivated, or as individual as this gl orious class of 1973. I, Debbie Lewis, leave to Dorrie and Donna my tendency to be quiet and shy. I, Pat Finerty, leave. I, Kris Duchesney, leave to Barbara Martin whatever and whom- ever she desires. 1, Deborah Ann Mennett, leave the key to my heart to Mr. Halvorson. 1, Judi Kosarick, leave all my threats of a bad citizenship grade from Mr. Doyle to a deserving member of next year’s senior history class. 1 also leave my space in the corner gang to any one who is rowdy enough to take it, 1, Leah Sawyer, leave to Ned my alarm clock so he ' ll get to school on time; and to Betsy and Kimberly, 1 leave $20, 00 and a book of excuses to use whenever they need one. H. MacDonald W. Fagnant D. Schmelzer N. Weekes W. Parks L. Serodio R, Gilfoy CLA88 OF 1974 W. Justice B. Hamblin C. Troyanos R. Holberton J. Terry K. Myers P. Whitney D. Allen G, Metcalf M, Birch K. King S. Robbins B. Oliver F. Harrison M. Mahoney A, Hoxie G, Earle 40 sponsored by THE BOURNE MILL L. Warren L. Schmelzer S. Hall D. Choate J. Sampson D. LeGacy M. Procopio K. Hughbanks D. Beers J. White E. Borjeson G. Hallaren D, Ayotte C. Wilharm J. Stobbart M. White L. Caron G. Anthony M. Hickey G • Gallant k M. Gallant R. Lewis K. Morris J. Sibson PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: M, Adams, W, Biggers, M. Boulanger, D, Crane, P. Currier, R. Hogan, P, Latimer, B. Martin, S, McMahon, D. Murphy, S. O ' Connell, L. Raymond, P. Thompson, T. Tour- ville, R. Walsh, R. Winslow, sponsored by MARSH WIND VILLAGE 41 K, Broderson W, King J, Chapman D. Allen D. Gorman L. Caron D, Morrow D. McLellan J. Choate E. Sawyer C. De Felice D. Dinklage V. Pola J. Phillips D. McLaughlin R. Harrison M. DiPietro C, Osgood CLASS OF 1975 P. Zentz D. McLaughlin 42 sponsored by SOUTH SANDWICH PACKAGE STORE and QUIRK ' S BACKHOE SERVICE W. Lamb M. Hamlen N, Jenkins M. Stoll G. DeConto M, Jordan C. Schmelzer J. Cervantes D. Falconieri S. McMahon W. Taylor PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: V. Biggers L. Brady W. Burke R. Condon N. Cropper M. Hogan M. Kudera S, McLaughlin L. Pambuko D, Parker D. Pope D, Santos V. Titcomb T. Tully M. Weaver H. Schilling E. Fraser C, Johnson J. Seabury D. Barrows J, Henderson A. O’Brien J. Taylor R. Olson sponsored by U. S. COAST GUARD - HYANNIS (Recruiting Office) 43 D. Erickson N. O’Hara B. Atwood ll J H. Hamlen W. Burke S. Wood K. Murphy B. Palmer M. Hamlen P, Freeman P. Titcomb M. Bridges P. McMahon D. Geltz C. Bess J, Cropper C. Lastih P. Thomas L. Jones K. Hughes S. Torrey K. Uggerholt J. Scovill F. Kosarick D. Luciani G. Stanley D. Gironda A, Gelson D, Hamblin M. Donovan C. Laffoon R. Thibideau J. Quinn K, Zinkargue CLA99 OF 1 976 44 sponsored by BRYDEN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE M. O ' Connell j. Cornelius M. Doyle L. Yates M. Jones M, Walsh W, Troyanos J. Miller D. Lewis D. Wallace B. Stein L. Hughes M. Mahoney L. Meeks J, Hendy D. King T. Hutcheson M. Gallant D. Merriam T. Birch G. Russell J. Watson C. Sprague J, Latimer C. Johnson M. Cervantes M. Donoghue D, Finerty T. White R. Anderson R. Terry L. Gout ley J. Green PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE R. Brun D. Gilfoy M, Gaboon H. Earle J. M archant M. Martin M. O ' Brien W. Olson G. Spofford G, Cull sponsored by: GEORGE CRAWFORD - CAPE ISLANDS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 45 And they say blonds have more fun I The bell DID ring ! Bring in the Doctor. Next year’s seniors? CLA88 OF 1 977 HOMEROOM TEACHERS Mrs. Webster Mr. Zion 1 Mr. Hoxie ? � CLASS OF 1 978 HOMEROOM TEACHERS Mrs. Palmer Mr. Naylor Mr. Giardino sponsored by CAPE COD AUTO PARTS 49 FIRST ROW: D. Murphy, K. Duchesney, S. Daniel. SECOND ROW: F. Reynolds, W. Petty. The Class of 1973 welcomed five seniors who transferred to Sandwich during the school year. We are pleased they will graduate with us. DARLEEN MURPHY Transferred from: Danbury, Connecticut Enrolled in: Business Course Plans: A career in Cosmetology KRISTEN DUCHESNEY Transferred from: Barnstable, Mass. Enrolled in: Business Course Plans: A career in Cosmetology SUSAN DANIEL Transferred from: Goldsboro, N. C. Enrolled in: College Course Plans : A career in Law Enforcement WAYNE PETTY Transferred from: Hingham, Mass. Enrolled in: Business Course Plans: A career in business FRED REYNOLDS Transferred from: Pompano Beach, Florida Enrolled in: College Course Plans: College 50 FM 52 sponsored by MARSH WIND VILLAGE CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: P, Oliver, R. Tourville, M, Kuznarowis, G. DeConto. SECOND ROW: F. Kosarick, K. Uggerholt, F. Harrison, Mr. Naylor - Coach. THIRD ROW: M. Stevens, G. Stanley, G. Kapinos. The season was another building year for the two-year old team. Much experi- ence was gained from competing on the varsity level against the teams of Upper Cape, Nauset, D-Y, Wareham, and from running in the State meets in Boston, The six freshmen and six Junior High harriers posted big victories over Barnstable High Junior Varsity and freshman teams. These victories show the great potential of future cross country teams at Sandwich. Honors were given out to three freshmen. Frank Kosarick was voted most valu- able runner, Phil Oliver was elected Captain, and George Stanley was the recipient of the Stickman award for the most improved runner. sponsored by OLD COLONY MOTEL 53 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY FIRST ROW: I. Sprague, M. Mahoney, P. Whitney, C. Ward, J. Velsor. SECOND ROW: L. Pola, L. Schmelzer, S. Scovill. THIRD ROW: P. Stanley, G. Morrow - Manager. FOURTH ROW: D. Lewis. Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich 0 4 2 4 3 1 3 4 1 0 9 The Sandwich Field Hockey Team turned in an impressive record of 8 wins, 3 ties, and 0 losses. From the very first game, the team had high hopes of going all the way. The big disappointment came in the next to the last game. The 0 - 0 tie with Harwich put the team in second place. Pam Whitney finished the season with 11 goals, followed by Cathy Ward with 7, Jean Velsor 6, Mary Mahoney 4, and Irene Sprague 3. The team placed six of its members on the Cape and Island All-Star Team: co- captains Jean Velsor and Sharon Scovill, Debbie Lewis, Cathy Ward, Pat Stanley, and Laurie Schmelzer. Nauset 0 Provincetown 0 Harwich 1 Chatham 0 Martha ' s Vineyard 0 Nauset 1 Falmouth 0 Provincetown 0 Chatham 0 Harwich 0 Martha ' s Vineyard 1 54 sponsored by SANDWICH CHEVRON STATION JUNIOR VAR9ITY FIELD HOCKEY FIRST ROW: D. Beers, D. Lewis, M. Santos, K. Lastih, V. Pola. SECOND ROW: J. Scovill, A. Stobbart, N. O ' Hara, D. King, J. Kosarick. THIRD ROW: A. Hoxie - Manager, C. Mel- vin, K. Vigliano, C. Sprague. FOURTH ROW: K. King. The Junior Varsity compiled the best record to date with 5 wins, 2 ties, and 1 loss. sponsored by BUCCANEER RESTAURANT AND GROG SHOP 55 56 57 VAR9ITY SOCCER 58 FIRST ROW: G. DeConto, N. Weekes, W. Hendy, T. Miller, R. Lewis, R. Thibideau. SECOND ROW: P. Howell, S. Morris, M. Hickey, S. Gourley, W. Lamb, Coach Evans. THIRD ROW: J. Hendy, D. Finerty, C. Burke, C. Wood, Coach Long. FOURTH ROW: W. Parks, P. Thompson. Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich 5 2 4 2 1 7 3 7 4 2 2 0 2 6 The 1972 Varsity Soccer season was very near to being the most successful ever. Although the team ended up with a respectable 7-6-1 record, it was close to qualifying for the Eastern Mass. Soccer Tourney. After losing a heartbreaker at Nauset, the team had trouble recovering - but did so in the season final, defeating Harwich 6-2 for a winning season. The team was a blend of lettermen, who back- boned the team, and a group of young players, who improved rapidly and gave us strength on the field and on the bench. Tom Miller and Bill Hendy were the co-captains. Tom led the team in hustle and spirit and was our outstanding player. Bill led the team in scoring, with 15 goals scored in 14 games, while Norm Weekes and Gerry DeConto had 12 and 8 goals respectively. Bill Parks and Bill Troyanos took care of the goalie duties very well. Chuek Burke, Chris Wood, and John Hendy made an excel- lent fullback combination. Miles Hickey and Dave DeConto were Tom Miller ' s side kicks at half- back - both, just great - while Randy Lewis and Roy Thibideau worked overtime - hustling and setting up their front-line mates for scores. Upper Cape Falmouth Chatham Barnstable Dennis- Yarmouth Harwich Nauset Upper Cape Falmouth Chatham Nauset Barnstable Dennis- Yarmouth Harwich 1 3 0 2 2 1 4 0 1 0 4 1 6 2 sponsored by MacDONALD ' S SANDWICH HARDWARE COMPANY JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER FIRST ROW: D. Finerty, C. Troyanos, W. Lamb, T. Birch, P. Thomas. SECOND ROW: Coach Evans, J. Ellis, S. Morris, P. Howell, R. Schmelzer, J. Henderson. THIRD ROW: D. Morrow, J. Miller, K. Hawes. FOURTH ROW: W. Troyanos. The junior varsity experienced a great season, going undefeated through 8 games with Bill Troyanos only allowing 2 goals to be scored against Sandwich. Of course, he did have help defensively from fullbacks and halfbacks like Finerty, Hawes, Morris, Howell, C, Troyanos, and Morrow. The scoring was handled by front linemen Lamb, Ellis, Schmelzer, J. Miller, and T. Birch, all doing a fine job. sponsored by CHASE-MacQUADE REALTY, INC. 59 SOCCER CHEERLEADERS Captain Jane Terry, Co-Captain Donna Choate, Becky Terry, Debbie Ayotte, Dori Crane, Jo-Anne Choate, Gayle Elvander, Debbie McLaughlin, Kris Johnson, Dede Falconeiri. Alternates: Lisa Caron, Cathy De- Feliee, Donna McLaughlin. sponsored by COLONIAL MARKET J. Fraser, P. Elvander, S. Gourley, W. Taylor, G, Stanley, B. Stein, N, Gorden, C. Cervantes, J. Cervantes, J. White, J. Miller, J. Kosarick, V. Pola, L. Serodio, N. Jenkins, M. Mahoney, R. Winslow. 9TUDENT COUNCIL T. Birch, S. Gourley, I, Sprague, J. Cervantes, J. Sibson STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD S. Dinklage, C. Hughes, D. Elvander, S. McMahon, M. Hickey, R. Lewis, S. Gourley, M, Adams. sponsored by SANDWICH PHARMACY No Comment. Maybe you like? I always wanted a real one. Say like, can you get behind the beat, man? There will be a FAT meeting at 2:15, CHE99 CLUB SEATED: P. George, G. Burke. STANDING: A. Brule, T, Hutcheson, C. Burke, J, Stein, J. Cervantes, W. Burke. The Chess Club was started during the Christmas vacation of 1972. It has ten members from the Junior and Senior High Schools. Mr. Wale, the coach, arranged matches with Chatham and Martha’s Vineyard. Although the club has not posted too many wins, it is progressing well. I can ' t help it if he doesn’t like me. Can ' t wait to get my hands into these school lunches I Do you think I’ll make Cosmo ' s centerfold? No Donna, Gary CAN ' T TAKE TYPING ! 65 GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: P, Stanley, D, Lewis (Co-Captains). SECOND ROW; Mr. Zion(Coach), M. Mahoney, J. Sibson, L, Schmelzer, C. Ward (Manager). THIRD ROW; M, Adams (Ass ' t. Manager), P. Whitney, A, Hoxie, H. MacDonold, N. O ' Hara, C, Schmelzer (Ass ' t. Manager). Sandwich 32 Sandwich 25 Sandwich 53 Sandwich 59 Sandwich 59 Sandwich 36 Sandwich 45 Sandwich 27 Sandwich 54 Sandwich 51 Sandwich 32 Sandwich 36 Sandwich 35 Sandwich 32 Sandwich 30 Sandwich 49 Sandwich 21 Sandwich 32 Sandwich 49 The girls ' varsity basketball team, co-captained by Patricia Stanley and Debra Lewis, completed a success- ful season this year with 13 wins and 6 losses. Despite the fact that the team was plagued with in- juries and sickness, it remained a contender for the league crown until near the end of the season. Loss of Judy Kosarick with a knee injury and Debra Lewis with an ap- pendectomy, hurt the over-all strength of the varsity when the team was playing their best basketball. The varsity squad was predominately a Junior Class group, with Laurie Schmelzer, Jean Sibson, Pamela Whit- ney, Mary Mahoney, Heidi MacDonald, and Ann Hoxie. Younger players on the varsity and junior varsity teams were Velia Pola, Gayle Elvander, Mary Ellen Kudera, Judy Hendy, Dede Lewis, Debra King, Nancy O ' Hara, and Lynn Gourley. Prospects for next year ' s season are very good since most of the team members are returning and the junior varsity posted a 6 win - 4 loss schedule. Cathy Ward was the very capable manager; ably as- sisted by Marsha Adams and Carla Schmelzer. Dennis- Yarmouth 33 Falmouth 24 Bourne 16 Old Rochester 28 Barnstable 43 Alumni 22 Harwich 34 Martha ' s Vineyard 33 Chatham 21 Nantucket 24 Nauset 31 Provincetown 26 Harwich 31 Martha ' s Vineyard 41 Chatham 3 8 Nantucket 28 Nauset 37 Wareham 39 Provincetown 42 66 sponsored by SPRAGUE ELECTRIC GIRLS ' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW; Co-Captains Anne Hoxie and Heidi MacDonald. SECOND ROW: D. Lewis, G. Elvander, J. Hendy, V, Pola. THIRD ROW: Mr. Zion(Coach), M. E. Kudera, D. King, N. O ' Hara, C. Schmelzer. sponsored by OLD COUNTY HARDWARE 67 B0Y8 ' VAR8ITY BA8KETBALL FIRST ROW: J. Hendy, Co-Captains W. Hendy and T. Miller, Mr. Inman (Coach), SECOND ROW; R. Winslow, C. Wood, D. Dinklage, D. Ring. THIRD ROW: D. DeConto (Manager), R. Lewis, B. Oliver, D. Murphy, S. McMahon. The Sandwich basketball team finished the season with a pretty even record of 10 wins - 10 losses. Although falling short of making any high position in the league, it was an exciting year. Close games were lost to Chatham, Bourne, and Nauset. The team played an excellent game at the end of the season to beat St. Anthony’s in the Bay State Tour- ney by one point in overtime. The great scoring efforts of Bill Hendy, Tom Miller, Chris Wood, and Brian Oliver in combination with the powerful defensive actions of Dan Ring could have produced a winning team; but between bad luck and bad refereeing, we ' ll have to wait until next year. Randy Lewis, who played great ball when he substituted as guard, will add to the great potential of next year’s team. 70 sponsored by COUNTRY ACRES MOTEL B0Y8 ' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: J, Hendy, R. Winslow, D, Dinklage, D. Morrow, Mr. Evans (Coach). SECOND ROW: S. McMahon, P. Denny, R. Harrison, P. Howell, THIRD ROW: J. DeConto (Manager), D. Murphy, G. Gallant, D, Gorman, W. Lamb. The junior varsity had a fine season posting a record of 7 wins and 7 losses. The Knights, coached by Mr. Evans, put out lOO o on the hard court at all times. Coach Evans hopes to have a good team next year with the excellent fresh- man group coming up. sponsored by CRANBERRY CRAFT SHOPS 71 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: M. Mahoney, J. Miller (Co- Captains). SECOND ROW: K. Uggerholt, P. Oliver, K. Murphy, Mr. Giardino - Coach. THIRD ROW: F. Kosarick, R. Schmelzer, D. Finerty, G. Troyanos. This year the Freshman Basketball Team enjoyed a highly successful campaign mainly for two rea- sons. First, the elementary and junior high basketball programs are producing a better grade player. Second, these Freshmen wanted to play; they brought determination and enthusiasm to the program. We started out slowly losing two of our first three games against a strong Bourne team, but after these games the individuals became a team and were unbeaten for the remainder of the year ending up with a 9 - 2 record. There were many highlights to this year but space does not allow us to present all of them. The victories against a strong D-Y team really added to the confidence of the team. The strength of our club - rebounding with Finerty, Miller, and Troyanos providing the bulk; fine team shooting led by Kosarick, Murphy, and Mahoney; the defense with Schmeizer, Kosarick, Mahoney, and Murphy - meant quite a bit to our 1-2-2 slide. One special note should be added to compliment a fine basketball player. Matt Mahoney, one of our Co-Captains; the other Captain was Jamie Miller, Matt has demonstrated that he has the ability and tools to be an excellent basketball player - he shoots rebounds, plays defense, and is not afraid to work for the team. These along with a good attitude can only add up to Matt leaving his mark on the Cape Basketball scene. The reserves who continuously worked hard all year were Phil Oliver, Tim Birch, George Stanley, and Karl Uggerholt. 72 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Luciani, D. Wallace, C. Laffoon, K, King, D. Gironda, J. Quinn, Moira Gallant, Martha Gallant. sponsored by CROW FARM 73 JUNIOR HIGH 9PORT8 90CCER FIRST ROW: P. Vigliano, J. Walker, B. White, L. Manning, M. Ward, A. Brule, K. Santos, G. Burke, J. Stanley, P. Ward. SECOND ROW: C. Caron, R. Scovill, B. Henderson, B. Newhouser, W. Eccleston, T. Hendy, S. Burke, G. Flynn. THIRD ROW: T. McMahon, J. DeFelice, R. MacDonald, C. Holden, R. DeConto, P. O ' Brien. FOURTH ROW: S. Willard, Mr. Doyle - Coach, M. Doyle. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: K. Santos, P. Ward, W- Schmelzer. SECOND ROW: R. DeConto, S. Hall, C. Holden, M. Ward, T. Hendy, Mr. Hoxie - Coach. THIRD ROW: P. Vigliano, C. Holland, D. Mahoney, M. Stevens, R. Tourville, J. Stanley. sponsored by SANDWICH CAPE COD MARINA JUNIOR HIGH BAQKETBALL FIRST ROW; T. Cahoon, M. Santos, D. Parker, L. Bess, K. Vigliano, L. Crowell, K. Ander- son. SECOND ROW: Coach Harriman, J. Howell, N, DeCubbelis, P, Elvander, K. Colten, E, Tully, S, Jordan, A. Borjeson, R. Jacinto. THIRD ROW; C. O’Connell, G. Weekes, L. Good- ing, L, Fagnant, S. Elliot, A. Doherty, M, Fagnant, P. Johnson, H. Marshall. The girls junior high basketball team played ten games this year, winning 5 and losing 5. High scorer for the team was center, Carol O ' Connell. Contributing to the success of the team were guards Lori Bess, and Mary Santos, and forwards Lynn Ca- hoon, Lynn Crowell, and Karen Anderson. sponsored by SPRING HILL MOTOR LODGE 75 1 FUTURE H0MEMAKER9 OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA L. Denney, D. Elvander, C. Ward, D. Weekes, C. Hughes, S. Dink- lage, D. Lewis, V. Gironda, I. Sprague, P. Stanley, Mrs. Huff - Ad- visor. Mrs. Jones - Advisor, K. Walsh, C. Marble, F. Devaney, M. Santos, P. Johnson, C. Melvin, S. Stobbart, K. Vigliano, K. Hughbanks, R. Hogan, R. Duchesney, M. Hughbanks, L, Robbins, L. Leydon, K. Hog- an, S. Hall, M. White, B. Wood, J. Stobbart, C. Stobbart, B. Hamlin, C. Duchesney, J. Howell. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA S. Roza, M. McCarthy, R. Burke, V. Gironda, J. Butcher, Mrs. Davis - Advisor. sponsored by MILL CREEK REALTY DIRECTED BY Mrs. Palmer R, Anderson P. Stanley C. Burke I. Sprague S. Gourley D, Lewis D, Thomas K. King J. Ellis T, Miller F. Bryden T, Hillman D. Ring J, Velsor T, Daniels S. Dinklage B. Ward sponsored by SEA-LAKE CORPORATION 79 9ENI0R CLASS PLAY ) i ' f Irene Sprague Patricia Stanley Daniel Ring Debra Lewis Maureen McCarthy William Hendy Thomas Miller Sarah Dinklage Catherine W ard Susan Roza Daniel Donovan Charles Burke DIRECTOR: Mr. William Doyle 80 THEY RUN IN OUR FAMILY Jean Velsor Jacqueline Broderson Debra Elvander Rebecca Burke Gayle Morrow Edward Titcomb Tim Hillman Stephen Gourley Cynthia Hughes Deborah Fournier James Simpson SCENERY: Mr. Thomas Eagar ROCK BAND DRUMS - Gary Anthony; GUITAR - Joe Mahoney; ORGAN - Tim Hillman. BASS GUITAR - Jim Simpson i 82 GOLF LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Lamb, N. Sawyer, D. Morrow, Mr. Stanford - Coach, R. Lewis, T. Hillman, P. Denney. The Sandwich High golf team competed in 10 matches with Cape opponents during the 1972 Spring golf season, winning 4 and losing 6 of these matches. High- lights of the season included a win against Barnstable carded at White Cliffs and Randy Lewis’ one-over round on the front nine at Cummaquid when playing a re- turn match against Barnstable. Winning letters for Sandwich High School in golf competition during the 1972 season were Randy Lewis, Rusty MacDonald, Paul Denney, and David Morrow. sponsored by CRAFT N CLUTTER GIFT SHOP Nobody loves me. Another picture like that Steve, and 111 . . . Gary, hurry up and get your shag! Put the net out. ' W KM Gayle Morrow William Tyback Princess Valerie Gironda Michael Newhall Princess Deborah Lewis David DeConto 89 GIRLS ' SOFTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: A. Hoxie, P. Stanley, J. Sibson, L. Schmelzer, P, Whitney, J. Hendy, M, Mahoney, SECOND HOW: C. Hughes, M. E, Kudera, V. Pola, G. Elvander, C, Lastih, L, Gourley, N, O’Hara. THIRD ROW: J. Chapman, B. Terry, D. Lewis, D. Luciani, D, Gironda, D. King. The varsity softball team completed an unexpectedly good season with a record of 5 wins and 9 losses. Most of the team was composed of underclassmen, so it can be expected that in the future Sandwich teams should be contenders for the Cape Cod league tide. Marilyn Gilfoy was an able Captain, pitcher, and batter for the team. Other girls taking part in the program were Pam Whitney, Pat Stanley, Laurie Schmelzer, Leslie Caron, Jean Sibson, Mary Mahoney, Judy Hendy, Lise Caron, Kris Duchesney, Debra King, and Nancy O ' Hara. Co-managers of the team were Gayle Elvander and Ann Hoxie. sponsored by PAPER BARN BOOKSHOP 90 FIRST ROW: C. Troyanos, P. Howell, W. Taylor, S. Gallant, W. Lamb, E. Sawyer, G. DeConto, M. Hickey. SECOND ROW: Coach Fenton, M. Newhall, T. Miller, W. Hendy, J. Ahonen, W. Ward, D. Ring, B. Oliver, G. Gallant, D. Dinklage, Manager P. Thompson. Co-Champions CAPE AND I9LAND9 Sandwich 5 Upper Cape 3 Sandwich 6 Nauset 8 Sandwich 6 Martha ' s Vineyard 5 Sandwich 3 Province town 1 Sandwich 4 Upper Cape 3 Sandwich 17 Chatham 5 Sandwich 2 Martha ' s Vineyard 7 Sandwich 6 Harwich 1 Sandwich 5 Harwich 0 Sandwich 6 Provincetown 0 Sandwich 7 Chatham 6 Sandwich 2 Nauset 3 RECORD: 9 wins 3 losses sponsored by SIMPLE FARE RESTAURANT 91 Dry look Naylor and Shag Mahoney ! Junior Snake man. Fire cracker. Fire cracker. Oh, Maurice! ! 92 The Greek ' s in town. K££f S ' i v ' T OF COURT Hey Man, I really dig the Scene. Super Fly - and don ' t ask NO questions why I It ' s tough being one of the most popular people in the school. 93 V ' Oh yeah - how would you like 5 into 32! If you can ' t be with the one you love, love the one your with! I really don’t know which one it is, officer! But Steve, I must have my picture taken! BEEBA ! Look out! DeConto ' s going over the jump! Feeding time at the zoo! Decisions, decisions! 98 Ssssnake - man! WHAT!? - French postcards? Teachers ' meeting on in-service program. I thought the game was TODAY! PATRONS June ' s Beau+y Salon W. A. Burke — Concrete Foundations Cumberland Farms Capt. and Mrs. W. S. Morrow III Pinnacle Realty Cannings Shell Station Green Briar Jam Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Latimer Slapshot Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Corradi Roger and Valerie Mr. and Mrs. Miles Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop T. Trenholm Bud, Sylvia, and Tamara Phillips Mrs. Lorraine Tomasek rish Mr. and Mrs. Edward Olson Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Cahoon Mr. and Mrs. James J. Fair The Gironda Family Priscilla Battis M iss Barbara Harriman Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Rickheit Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Earle The Eagar Family The Giardino Family Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Tedeschi Mr. and Mrs. William Earle Mrs. Mary Morrow Donna and Gary Mr. and Mrs. Channing Hoxie 103 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Carl DiPie+ro Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anthony Bill Parks The King Family Don and Betty Densmore Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Perry Good Luck from Friends Mr. and Mrs. Alden S. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bess Hal and Kim Hughes Mary, Merv and boys From a Friend Phyllis Frederickson Debbie E. Mrs. R. H. Hawley Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stanford Mr. and Mrs. R. Edward Heywood Mr. Donald Lon Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Evans III Dr. and Mrs. Anthony D ' Antuono Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Milne Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Hoxie Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Laird Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fournier Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ash, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Sibson Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Marr and Chuckie Mr. and Mrs. Clement G. Rei Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Buckley Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Richard White Mrs. Mary R. Huff Debbie Mr. and Mrs. George E. Elvander Nana and Pamp Stuart The Jack Winslows 104 3 0617 001 07 5741 For Reference Not to be taken from this room