Sandwich High School - Lancer Yearbook (Sandwich, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

Just a song before I go Lancer 1978 Sandwich High School East Sandwich, Massachusetts 02537 Right back where we started from . . . Once upon a time a group of bewildered, wide-eyed, six year olds stepped onto big yellow buses and made their way to two rooms of the Henry T. Wing School. They came all dressed up in their new clothes from the Sears and Roebuck catalog; the boys in white shirts and cardigan sweaters and the girls in newly shined patent leather shoes, white anklet socks, and flowery dresses. The date was September 8, 1965, the first day of school for the class of 1978. Our first grade teachers, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Strain, taught us how to read and write, but, more importantly, taught us how to learn. During that year Puff, Dick, and Jane became our closest friends as we saw them run all over creation. (Did they ever walk?) 2 The invaluable experience we gained from “lining up” everytime we left the room just might come in handy some day. Who knows when we might have to single file our way out of somewhere? As first graders the time from spelling to recess seemed an eternity to us and twelve years was totally incomprehensible. But those twelve years have gone by and now we’ll leave Sandwich High School slightly less bewildered than when we came. Of the students who filled our first grade rooms, twenty six remain to graduate, in single file of course. 3 There are places I remember all my life, though some have changed, some forever not for better, some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments with lovers and friends I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living. In my life I’ve loved them all. 4 The Class of 1978 is the third class to graduate from the new Sandwich High School. Although we are proud of our new facility, the special personality of the Henry T. Wing School, its unheated classrooms that gradually warmed as the class progressed, its cafeteria that also served as an auditorium, and its main stairways always chaotic, remains forever in our memory. The Henry T. Wing School has been vacant since our departure in February of 1976, when our enthusiasm, energy, and pride were transferred to our new Sandwich High School. Soon classrooms here became full and warm, students took advantage of the remarkable facilities, and new stairways became crowded. This class has played a significant role in creating a new personality for Sandwich High School. Our contributions, however, are only a beginning. The personality of Sandwich High School, like the Class of 1978, will grow, mature, and change as time passes. 5 I get by with a little help from my friends . . . Precious and Few . . . White arbors decked with pink roses... Smiles captured by a camera’s flash... The smell of baby’s breath and carnations... The blur of pastel dresses on a crowded dance floor... The excitement as the queen and her court are chosen... Our Junior Prom... Precious and few are the moments we two can share. Quiet and blue like the sky I’m hung over you. And if I can’t find my way back home, it just wouldn’t be fair. Precious and few are the moments we two can share. Springfield. We are here to party. Fancy horses, eight foot Schlitz cans, mysterious broken ice-cream cones, and people stopping rides to heed the call of American Standard — these are just some of the memories the Class of 1978 have of our trip to the Eastern States Exposition. When we first arrived, the sight of the huge playground made us somewhat hesitant, but the smell of fried dough, the whizzing of rides, and the screams of excitement soon turned our minds childish again. The Haunted House and the Enterprise were among the favorites, and many of us flocked to them. Of course there were some who couldn’t get by the sweet-talking con-artists with the silly little balls, and soon saw their pockets turn from green money to white emptiness. The pattering of our feet came slowly to a halt as we wearily climbed onto the bus with our goodies of the day. We gave a smile of contentment and a sigh of relief and headed home. Springfield and the Eastern States Exposition were now part of the past. 13 There are faces I remember . . . During his lifetime, Carl Hiler was a faithful servant of Sandwich government and education. He began his service to Sandwich in 1949 when he was elected Town Moderator, and in 1967 he was elected Town Selectman and Assessor, posts he held until his death in 1976. Mr. Hiler used his influence effectively during his years of public service to efficiently run the town government and promote education. Carl Hiler cared about Sandwich and its citizens; he was especially concerned with the town’s youth. The class of 1978 wishes to recognize Mr. Hiler’s sincere interest and contributions to our town’s welfare and to our school system. from the places in my past. . . Although the alumni are not traditionally included in the Sandwich High School LANCER, the class of 1978 wishes to dedicate this page to our friends, the class of 1977, who left us with so many happy memories of the years we spent together at Sandwich High School. The Graduates of 1977 are now furthering their education at various colleges and universities or pursuing their careers in the working world. Ken Beltame-Work Joel Bess-C.C.C.C. Wendy Blackledge-C.C.C.C. David Boles-Work Amy Borjeson-work Connie Broder-Boston State College Laurel Brown-Emmanuel College Andy Brule-C.C.C.C. Carolyn Cahoon-Green Mountain College Cathy Cervantes-Endicott Junior College Elaine Choate-Work Peter Cook-Castleton State College Paul Crane-Stockbridge School Thomas Daniel-Work Margaret Days-Work Maryann Days-C.C.C.C. Terry Deacon-Salem State College Raymond Deconto-S.M.U. Amy Doherty-Salve Regina College James Douglas-Army June Duarte-C.C.C.C. Cindy Duchesney-work Robin Duchesney-work Debbie Durand-University of Kentucky William Ecceleston-Army David Evans-work Scott Evans-work Michele Fagnant-Work David Ferrari-Work Lisa Gagnon-Northeaste rn University Lori Gates-Work Dana Gibson-Work Charles Glynn-Work Mickael Glynn-Lafayette College Nicole Gordon-Connecticut College Karen Grady-Work Stephen Hall-S.M.U. Thomas Hanley-Work Steven Henderson-Work Thomas Hendy-Choate School Kathleen Hogan-University of Lowell Carlos Holland-Boston College Curtis Holden-Marine Corps John Hollis-Navy Judy Howell-Boston State College Karen Hughs-Work Maryellen Hughbanks-Northeastern Paula Johnson-Work Suzannah Jordan-Bennington College Gregory Kapinos-Norwich University David Kellogg-Brown University Deborah Killeen-Work Ikuru Yazawa-Japan Amy Lane-C.C.C.C. Lisa Leydon-Colby Sawyer Jr. College John Luciani-Wentworth Institute Donna Macomber-Mt. Holyoke College William Mahony-Work Eric Malcomson-Westfield State College Bridget Maleady-C.C.C.C. Robert Marchant-Work Edward Martin-C.C.C.C. Eric Matowitz-Johnson and Wales College Naureen McGrath-Work Karen McKee-University of Massachusetts William McGlaughlin-Work Lisa Meeks-Westfield State College Kevin Merritt-Plymouth State College David Myette-C.C.C.C. Patrick O’Brien-Mass. Maritime Academy James Oldham-C.C.C.C. Linda Pagani-Simmons College Laura Pell-C.C.C.C. Margie Procopio-Work Francis Reddy-St. Michael’s College June Reilly-Boston State College Donald Ring-Work Lisa Robbins-C.C.C.C. Rama Roell-Universitv of Rochester Anthony Rossignol-Castleton State College Kevin Salvucci-Work Kevin Sontos-Framingham State College Mary Santos-Champlain College Frank Speildenner-Navy Dean Stanley-Westfield State College James Stanley-Westfield State College Mike Stephens-University of Puget Sound Daniel Stuart-Navy Stephen Stuart-Work Christine Stobbart-Framingham State Elizabeth Stobbart-Framingham State Amy Surdut-Work Mark Thomas-Mass. Maritime Academy Janis Tilley-C.C.C.C. Terri Tomasek-Work Rodney Tourville-Marine Corps Carla Valentine-Work Gary Vanbuskirk-C.C.C.C. Marie Vetland-Senior in Sweden Kathleen Vigliano-Westfeild State College Karen Walsh-University of Massachusetts David Weaver-Rochester University Donald Weaver-Work Richard Weekes-Work Richard West-Southern Massachusetts University Sherrie Willette-Portland School of Art Elizabeth Wood-C.C.C.C. Clare Kudera-McGill University James Young-Work This One’s For You We, the class of 1978, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. John Chisholm. Mr. Chisholm is more than a principal in the traditional sense of the word; his contributions to Sandwich High School far surpass his administrative responsibilities. Mr. Chisholm has a sincere concern for students, their interests, their problems, and their futures. This genuine concern results in his active support of all school activities from athletic events to Honor Society Banquets. Mr. Chisholm’s enthusiastic involvement, faith, and pride in Sandwich High School serves as an example that encourages students to take pride in themselves and in their school. It is to him, therefore, with great respect, that we dedicate LANCER 1978 in appreciation of his sincere concern, enthusiastic support, and pride in Sandwich High School. i I for your patience during the chaotic first two weeks of school. . . for keeping the college catalogues in alphabetical order. . . for putting up with frantic, confused seniors applying to college. . . for processing last minute applications. . . for correcting all our misspelled words. . . and for your terrific spnse of humor and concern for students. The Class of 1978 Thank you Mrs. Earle; I ' i I ' N J .. ' t Administration Mrs. Carol Bess Accounting Clerk Mrs. Dagny Miller School Accountant Dr. Anthony D’Antuono Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Doris McNamara Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Marie Hamlen Secretary to the Assistant Superintendent Not pictured is Mrs. Joanne Fettig Accounting Secretary Mr. James Sibson Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Nancy Glynn Secretary Administration Mr. John Chisholm, Principal The respect which the students have shown toward the new buiiding has been my most rewarding experience as an administrator. Mrs. Joan Evans Secretary Mrs. Sharon Rideout, Secretary My most memorable experience was the trip to Springfield. I saw a side of the students I don ' t ordinarily see. Mr. Glenn Frank, Assistant Principal I always try to be fair; I listen to both sides of a problem before making a decision. 21 English Mr. Wallace Whitelaw. Meeting the Sandwich students for the first time, particularly the F Troops was a tremendously exciting experience. Mrs. Sandra Feeley Mrs. Ann Palmer I’d have liked to have been an archeologist; is there a difference between digging in the ground instead of people ' s heads? Miss Jan Semonian My favorite book? MOBY DICK; I think Captain Ahab is fascinating. Mr. Harry Evans If I hadn ' t been an English teacher, I would have been a history or physical education teacher. Mr. Bruce Stanford If I could teach only one book, it would be RETURN OF THE NATIVE; I just marvel at Thomas Hardy ' s way with words. 22 Mrs. Gretchen Webster If I hadn’t been an English teacher, I would have gone on the pro golf circuit. ' V ' ears ago I was quite an avid golfer and won a lot of trophies. Mr. James Murphy There’s a little of Hamlet in all of us. Mrs. Theodora Ringer I think teaching English means showing how to live with compassion and dignity and without selfishness. Mr. Thomas Eager If I had not gone into teaching, I would have gone into construction; you build in both fields. Mrs. Gail Hesse My most memorable teaching experience was coping with the seventh grade for three hours last spring when the lights went out. 23 4 History. . . their most memorable experience with the Class of my first class here at . the radio broadcast of the 1976 elections. Mr. Thomas Taylor Sandwich High. Mr. Robert Fenton . . . Danny Diprete. Rick McLaughlin, and Richard Scovill coming in late from band THIRTY-FOUR TIMES. 1 Mr. William Doyle . . 978 ? Mr. Edward Giardino . . . the New York trip and getting them all back in one piece. Mr. Edward Hoxie . . . holding basketball practice in the small gym with a very exuberant crew. Mr. Robert Inman . . . the domestic student exchange trip to Ohio. 25 Science Mr. James Campbell Many discoveries in medicine were made because of chemistry: it’s the greatest of all humanities. Mr. Robert Hickey Physics is the most fundamental of all sciences; it is a blend of math and science. 26 Mrs. Sylvia Phillips Ever since I was a child. I’ve loved animals and plants. Mrs. Ruth Sherman The funniest thing that ever happened to me in class was the time my zipper broke and my skirt dropped to the floor. Mr. William Sangster One of my most memorable classroom experiences occured when I spotted a dollar bill on the floor. As I tried to step on it, a student pulled the attached string and it moved across the floor. Mr. David O ' Hara I went into chemistry because I was looking for the basis of life. Miss Frances Tkaczuk It’s fun when students discover something about themselves through their work. 27 38 3m Mathematics and Business Mr. Thomas Jaillet One of the most difficult things to do is to make the dull and tedious concepts of mathematics alive and interesting. Mr. Winthrop Trenholm The hardest part of my job is not getting impatient when a student still doesn’t understand after I’ve gone over something for four days. Mr. Edwin Zion Old math teachers never die, they just reduce to the lowest terms. Mrs. Janet Francis Mr. Benjamin Losordo I Mrs. Beatrice DeLacy Mrs. Mary Huff A difficult thing to teach is the correct attitude towards employment. Mr. William Naylor Mrs. Constance Farley Every business student has the option of further schooling, employment, or both. Mr. Eugene Ash 29 Foreign Language Ms. Maryclaire Mulcahy One of my funniest teaching experiences was when I got my hand caught in the roller of a mimeograph machine and was trapped for a half an hour. Mr. Silvio Tedeschi Ms. Marie Murphy The first day I taught class was one of my most memorable experiences. I dropped all my books and lost my contacts. 30 special Needs Mr. Michael Curcio The Special Needs Department services learning problems, «hether academic or related to school adjustment. The hardest part of my job is dealing with the students’ need for constant repetition, but the best part is seeing my students function successfully as a part of the student body. Miss Janet Kirsh The hardest part of my job is getting everything I have to do accomplished. Not pictured is Mr. David Buckley, Co-ordinator of the Special Needs Program. 31 Fine Arts Mr. Roger Savino I like having the pressure of a deadline. It’s stimulating and exciting. Mrs. Janet Mohre Mr. John Halvorson The worst thing that could happen to nr would be to make something that looked like came out of the Cape Cod Mall. Mr. John Cook I got started in automotives because I love mechanical things. Mr. Edward Heywood Music is one of the ultimate aesthetic experiences. Mrs. Joan Coggeshall I remember when I was seven years old I taught everyone in the neighborhood to sing. Irs. Patricia Scandurra I Have you ever tasted Golabki? Mrs. Marite Burns Art is making the unusual from the usual. Mr. Joseph Piazzi I enjoy having people make clocks. It’s almost as if you are making something that is alive. Guidance Mrs. Lorraine Tomasek, Secretary 34 Resource Center Mrs. Suzanne Pearson A library is a place of exploration filled with a myriad of ideas in all shapes and sizes. Mr. James Miller Mrs. Joan DiPersio If I were not working in the library I would have liked to become a social studies teacher. The thought of making history come alive excites me. Mr. Burt Fisher Mrs. June Suller The most memorable thing that ever happened with the Class of 1978 is their loyalty in frequenting the library before school. Physical Education ] Mr. Robert Woodbury One of my most memorable experiences was when a student locked himself in a gym locker. School Nurse Mrs. Ellen O’Neil Miss Sheryl Burlingame I enjoy coaching JV field hockey, especially on those muddy fields. Mr. William Earle If I hadn ' t become a gym teacher I wouk have been a rich stock broker and retired b) now. 36 Jlupport Services Since the custodial staff of Sandwich High School is always busy keeping SHS in tip top shape, it is virtually impossible to get them all together for a photograph. The staff of Lancer 1978 wishes to thank Mr. Robert Scott, Mr. John Perkins, Mr. Alfred Bianco, Mr. Louis Bianco, Mr. James Cornman, Mr. Leonard DeCota, Mr. Edward Eardly, Mr. Harold Evans, Mr. Thomas Hickey, Mr. John Powers, Mr. Robert White, Sr., Mr. Robert White, Jr., Mr. John Winslow, Mrs. Patricia Wood, and Mr. Beckham Laffoon. Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Ruth Condon, Mrs. Jean Richards, Mrs. Virginia Thomas, Mrs. Marjorie Fournier, Mrs. Cathy Kapinos, and Mrs. Claire Gilfoy. Faculty Follies Big brother is watching you! See Mr. Fisher. See Mr. Fisher go vroom vroom. Bye-bye Mr. Fisher. I’m telling you Mr. Frank, I’m taking over the whole operation in the morning. A four-foot, red-headed Irishman with freckles? Oh no!! Jimbo, wake up! It’s time to go home. Jack Donahue, have I got a surprise for you! UNDERCL EIM k $ t peop e, 4h(2,y so o to. ue vou piclc erv ■fo S ' 7 PI ... htllol to up 39 Seventh Grade Kneeling: S. Willey, S. Thorpe, M. Mckay, R. Fuller, B. Smith, L. Taziolio, J. Tarvas, A. Strout, T. Tourville, J. Wood. Standing: J. Shilling, L. Lipsit, M. Wallace, B. Sagaveck, J. Wetz, M. Palmer, Wood, M. Werner, C. Kurtz, C. Kent, K. Maloyd, J. Griffith, J. ' Timmerman, R. Bixberry, R. Westfield. Being a seventh grader is. . . Being on the bottom of the totem pole . . . Never knowing where the right room is . . . Always being out of breath . . . Making futile attempts to open your locker . Worrying about cooties . . . Carrying briefcases loaded with books . . . And finally riding the bus with the big kids. SANDWICH HIGH SCH.DOl Kneeling: L. Kilene, L. Law, J. Hannon, T. Girino, F. Lupone, P. Marsila, M. McHugh, M. Kudera, D. Miele. Standing: D. Howard, M. Lockso, M. Gravonnan, P. Graves, J. Govonni, B. Hanley, T. Laffoon, J. Grasser, J. Luff, K. Halleran, T. Hughes, D. McKay, J. McLaughlin, M. Mazeroll, S. Howes. I Kneeling: L. Arnold, S. Christe, D. Burns, W. Bennett, E. Carrie, B. Campbell, T. Burke, M. Bonderick, M. Ames, R. Bangs, K. Chastie. Standing: A. Burbank, H. Anderson, J. Belltrame, L. Cervantes, L. Arthur, D. Besso, T. Bousefield, R. Bellevance, M. Chandler, J. Broussard, P. Callahan, B. B uckley. Kneeling: A. Click, D. Govonian, M. Elliot, T. Davis, S. Feeley, E. Evans, J. Dutra, P. Gangemi, S. Gelson. Standing: C. Fenton, S. Eldridge, B. Daniels, J. Cornell, M. Dipersio, K. Gee, M. Fuller, T. Guillemette, C. Gidich, L. Giberti, K. Curley, R. Crocker, C. Broder, W. Davis, P. Dinius, P. Fagnant, A. Gomez. Kneeling: S. Olson, P. Quirk, R. Nelson, M. Morrow, M. Rondeaux, B. Nystrom, D. Rogers, D. Oullette, H. Roth, L. Maraglio, C. Salious. Standing: M. Regan, S. Morrissey, R. Sampson, T. Richards, W. Parks, M. Piazzi, A. Robertchard, S. Rooney, R. Quirk, K. Peterson, P. Rutherford, C. Osgood, D. O’Neill. Eighth Grade XlflSv-S 1 Kneeling: R. Fenton, J. Doyle, P. DeCubellis, M. Gleason, E. Gaffney, K. Gannon, D. Ewer, P. Forton, S. Garvin, D. DeConto. Standing; Y. Glynn, T. Dushesney, V. Dushesney, S. Freitas, J. Dodge, C. Destremps, T. Friedeborn, K. Eccleston, D. Giampetro, L. Gorden, K. Evans, D. Fergeson, S. Daniels, J. Fairneny, N. Gianferanti, J. Gill, B. Emmanualson, D. Guillmette. Being an eighth grader is . . . Taking Mr. Zion’s math class . . . Learning about government with Mr. G. . . . Experimenting with makeup . . . Trampling the seventh grade . . . Having your voice change . . . And waiting one more year before entering high school. ■ ! Kneeling: K. Buckland, D. Brun, M. Currier, J. Clossen, C. Bridges, E. Canning, S. Brown, G. Cooper, S. Carr, V. Cervantes. Standing: B. Condon, J. Bonderick, R. Anthony, J. Cox, M. Boussard, M. Cropper, K. Brogan, T. Creameans, D. Brule, K. Balser, J. Columbo, S. Choate, K. Beverage, A. Chapman. X Kneeling: S. Suckling, N. Lombard, K. Strout, M. Sylvia, C. Wood, T. Shay, S. Suller, J. Woodbury, S. Willard. Standing: P. Gill, M. Moline, M. Watson, L. Durfmier, E. Peters, T. Thorpe, W. Walker, B. White, M. Griffith, M. Smith, E. Wetz, M. Willette, L. Sullivan, L. Tacker, H. Calahan, C. Smith, S. Suckling. Kneeling: J. McManus, J. Smith, L. Ouellette, C. Pavalas, L. Messier, M. McFarland, B. Ross, A. Ramaska, E. Pender. Standing: V. Oliver, D. Skipper, J. McGrath, D. Perry, R. Nurse, T. McMahoon, R. Nelson, P. Nugent, Mr. Sangster, J. Mendonza, B. Richmond, E. McCardle, R. Rasket, T. Pola, R. Rondeau, J. Randle, L. Rooney, E. Peters, K. Oldeham, P. Mott. Kneeling: J. Govoni, D. Guillmette, L. Luciani, R. Manning, M. Hughbanks, G. Kelly, M. Lockso, G. Lucy, K. Hunt. Standing: R. Hoffman, B. LeBlanc, D. King, D. Leonard, E. Howland, J. Matava, P. Lemieux, M. Lucier, K. Kudera, J. Hadberg, W. Lantry, A. Hickey, L. LeGacey, L. Lamb, K. Kossarick. Freshman Class Sitting First Row: D. Wood, N. Terry, B. Silvia. Sitting Second Row: S. Wallace, B. Thurston, R. Palmer, J. Wood. Standing First Row: C. Terkanian, N. Ivanshek, S. Wood, L. Magmon, J. Tazzioli, H. Weekes. Standing Second Row: B. Stewart, A. Titcomb, K. Fowler, R. Griffeth, S. Westfield, P. Whitney, J. Olsen. Being a freshman is . . . Struggling through required courses . . . Going to your first high school dance . . . Warming the bench on JV teams . . . Taking freshman history with Mr. Fenton . . . Dreaming of becoming an upperclassman . . . Being forced to the back of the sports buses . . . And finally being in high school. ' fM Kneeling: S. Liberty, O. Alajandro, K. Hendricksen, M. j McCandless, S. A. Hanley, B. McHutchin, L. Matchet, E. j McLaughlin, P. Jones, L. Hill. Standing: G. Mores, J. Manning, G. | Morrow, S. Moroney, S. McNamara, M. LeBlanc, J. McGrath, J. , ; Lovell, E. Martin, C. Mooney, T. Kelley, T. McDona, K. Kudera, S. | Milroy, A. Guillmette, S. Lupone. | IfS . 1 ' Sitting: B. DiPrete, M. DiPersio, T. Fisk, R. Dugan, E. j Cunningham, J. Giampietro, L. Gage, D. Fairbanks. Standing: i B. Dutra, C. Gibbs, A. Ferrari, M. Dolan, K. Gagnon, D. 1 Dobbin, V. Gaffney, J. Govoni, J. Crowell, S. Gelson, J. Finerty, K. Ewer. DWICH HICH Kneeling: S. Colton, C. Alvezi, S. Cotter, B. Cahoon, J. Bigelow, S. Brower, J. Briggs, C. Broder. Standing: S. Bousfield, L. Barber, J. Boyle, S. Barr, S. Cristy, C. Ahonen, L. Boris, M. Cook, L. Cook, C. Arthur, S. Belavance, A. Beaton, S. Bigwood, S. Colombo, J. Connell. Front Row: L. Morse, T. Murphy, D. Pell, J. Reagan, D. Roell, R. Potter, D. Murphy, J. Quinn, D. Peterson, M. Myers, W. Powers, A. Robert!, J. Rogers. Back Row: Louie Murray, R, Rayon, M. Pavao, H. O’Rork, C. Simpson, C. Sozio, C. Santos, C. Sozio, S. Quirk, D. Smith, D. Nelson, S. Q’Neil, W. Pavalas. Sophomore Class Sitting: S. Choate, T. DiPersio, D. Bellevance, D. Campbell, J. Borgeson, R. Rice, H. Closson, K. Pola. Standing: S. Dolan, B. Collins, S. Buckland, B. Ambrosino, T. Donovan, M. Fagnant, W. Cahoon, M. Avery, J. Buckley, E. Alajandro, T. Cook, T. Cornman, R. Anderson, L. Osten, A. Dinius, J. DeCubellis. Being a sophomore is . . . Getting your class ring . . . Having crushes on seniors . . . Taking world cultures with Mr. Inman . . . Reading about Boo and Phineas . . . Using better excuses for not taking gym . . . And enjoying life as an upperclassman. Sitting: D. Ludwig, M. Thurston, L. Tilly, A. Thomas, J. Olsen, P. Fortin, K. VanBuskirk. Standing: C. Smith, G. Weaver, R. Fisk, D. Thomas, E. Vigliano, B. Walker, K. Herndon, L. Trout, K. Foley, L. Willy, A. Latham, C. Wallings, S. Young, C. Wood, V. Polpollo. y Kneeling: A. Gaffney, K. Hickey, J. Eccleston, M. Ferrick, C. Fairneny, C. Gelson, E. Howes, Standing: C. Gill, V. Justice, M. Giddich, G. George, L. Gooding, C. Freitas, S. Gibson, V. Freideborn, J. Gilmette. Sitting First Row: L. Russell, S. Smith, C. Suller, C. Randall. Sitting Second Row: L. MacDonald, J. Peterson, S. Tazzioli, C. Pazzoti. Third Row: S. Speildenner, L. Rashy, M. Ramey, J. Smith, N. Sozio, N. Santos, C. Peterson, A. Rogers, S. McCardle, J. Pagani, J. Santos, L. Sommers, L. Powers. Sitting: S. Lemieux, B. McCardle, B. Melvin, J. King. Standing: J. LeGlove, R. Merrit, M. Lucier, J. Liberty, S. Kazangian, J. Loftus, M. Pell, P. Closson, J. McMahon, B. Messier. Junior Class Kneeling: L. Santos, S. Ames, S. O’Toole, A. Ostrom, D. Roberti, M. Reddy, D. Silva, P. O’Brien, S. Palmer, C. Smith. Standing: C. Reed, S. Murray, C. Simpson, E. Mi lroy, B. Myers, D.. Rossignol, K. Murphy, R. Pell, R. Putnam, T. Shilling, A. Roby, C. ' Gourley, S. Seabury. Being a junior is . . . Learning Macbeth speeches . . . Risking your life in a driver education car . . . Comparing Holden and Huck . . . Taking American History with Mr. Doyle . . . Struggling through PSAT’s . . . Masquerading as a senior in the senior balcony . . . And knowing you have only one more year until you are a senior. Kneeling: W. Traudt, J. Zincargue, J. Zincargue, S. Heyducek, L Wallace, C. Westfield, L. Huynh, L. Degraw, L. Santos. Standing: D. Stanley, J. Wetz, C. Wright, M. Finerty, M. Ramsey, R. Schmeltzer, J. Ford, R. Willete, C. Young, J. Moline, J. Landers, A. Roby, D. Wilkenson, C. Walling. Kneeling: M. Fitzpatrick, B. Eccleston, M. Bridges, D. Fournier, M. DeConto, A. Gaffney, C. Gagnon. Standing: J. Ferrick, C. Geltz, S. Gallant, K. Glynn, T. Earle, B. Ferrari, M. Foley, M. Frank, A. Dolan, B. Fournier, T. Cremeans, D. Fournier, T. Gibbs, M. Costi, L. Davis. h If .JrJ 1 Standing: J. Erving, J. Anderson, D. Anderson, B. Cook, J. Cooper, D. Cornman, S. Alvezi, N. Baltrami, E. Baptiste, C. Broder, L. Barr, L. Buckland, J. Brule, M. Cook, C. Correia. Kneeling: T. King, R. Marrs, D. Lafoon, J. Gelson, J. LeBlanc, M. Henderson, P. Luciani, B. Kingsbury. Standing: M. McHutchin, C. Hart, R. Jacinto, D. Kelly, A. Roby, M. LeGacy, J. McGoff, B. Hagger, S. Marganella, M. Grady, P. Lemire, J. Martin. ) Donald Hayward Allen Don All the seasons turn, there is a time and a place under heaven for everything. Likes: Mustangs, hockey, wild parties, Mona, Vermont, skiing, swampwater, oogle David, Girls, Halloween, sleeping. Sucker Slide Slideways, money. Upper Falls, kyacking. Harvest, premo, having fun, foggy days. Flash Gordon, gas masks. Viburnum bushes, life! Dislikes: Nags, dusty couches, getting up early in the morning, downtown, homework, pushy teachers, Wolfman, rag soup, cops 1974, homegrown, close calls, passing out, Albert, two-faced girls, responsibility, taking school too seriously, pushy people, getting ripped off, death. Most frequently found: In Peru where all the Peruvian belly dancers hang out. Ambition: To go to college and make a name for myself in the world. Scott Francis Ames Scotty The way we were. Likes: Chevies, Yamahas, Ludwigs, Kimballs, Schwinns, Avon, history, A.E.R., Peterbuilts, band, marching, S.A.F.D., money, automotive, R.E.H., S.B.B.C.,$ucce$$, music, SHS. Dislikes: homework, math, science, greenbeans, empty gas tanks, bald tires, cracked distributer caps, bills. Most frequently found: in the band room. Ambition: to become a firefighter on the Sandwich Fire Department and also become an E.M.T. i I Karen Marie Anderson KMA, K It’s not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Likes: RODNEY, smiles, being warm, laughing, my family, Lynn, Cathy, and Linda, field hockey, my car, steak, mushroom and cheese subs, eyes, when he’s home. Stairway to Heaven, tea, suede and leather, summer of ’76, Rod Stewart, children, Welch’s grape soda, long walks on quiet beaches, full moon, 8-1-76, 6-2-77, winks, Vermont with Rodney, leaving school early, old dungarees, being rowdy (sometimes), my dog, big snow storms, being comfortable, flowers, big waves, seagulls, kittens, nice cars. Dislikes: cold rain, upsets and misunderstandings, waiting, saying goodbye (especially at airports), telephone bills, getting dressed up, educated idiots. Southern Comfort, no $, being bored, accident reports, asparagus, hanging around, black Audis, tan Oldsmobiles. Ambition: to live a long and happy life. I Lesley Ann Baker Lesley Each dawn is a new beginning. Likes: good music, food, getting the car, summertime, going to the beach, partying with friends, California, bonfires, Springfield, my cats, holidays, friendly people, Friday, and Saturday nights, 2:15, sunsets, snowy Christmases, crazy people. Dislikes: getting up early, homework, pushing cars up hills, having no $, endless drives around Sandwich and finding nothing!, Halloween of “77”, bugs, rainy days, my sister’s car, mushrooms, the color black, 6:30 a.m. Most frequently found: in the library balcony. Ambition: to go to college Lori Bess While seeking happiness for others, we unconsciously find it for ourselves. Likes: to be my own person, eating, little people, Toyotas, the beach, warm windy nights, sports, to see people happy, close friends, animals, big old houses, adventure, my family, the board-walk, koala bears, doing crazy things, the feeling of accomplishment, skating on Shawme Pond, Junior Mints. Dislikes: being confused, disrespectful people, being late, forgetting my uniform, being called boo-boo, filling out forms, being unable to express myself. Most frequently found: on the courts, out at the field or in the library. Jennifer Boyle Jemma We must set brand new goals. We must not lose control of the possibility of the discovery that would let everybody see that we were just meant to be. Chicago Likes: Denny!, boots, funny bones. Steely Dan, French, Doritos, Stevie “Gui-tar” Miller, sailing, S.C., New York, low tide, velveteen, F.B.’s, Chucky, glider flying, Boz, Russian, dancing, Holden, archeology, 10 29 77, Pooh, driving, soccer, letters, giving presents, CSN, enchiladas, escargots, concerts, docksiders, “Short People”, rootbeer, pastrami Dislikes: Star Wars, gym, being short, Spanish quizzes, trig., salad bars, Freddie, Hemingway, tomatoes, SAT’s, Mr. A., 10 29 77, Bo, gingersnaps, Asbury Park (mine and B.S.’s), deadlines, “Merry Little Elves”, having my picture taken, being fat!, red Nikes. Most frequently found: with Denny Ambition: to learn everything and go everywhere. Robin Sue Brackett People are strange when you’re a stranger. The Doors Likes: Traffic, Max, sombreros. Woody Allen movies, the beach, “Ah Canada, Ah Molson!’’, hiking, friends. Dislikes: dishdogging, taking gym. Most frequently found: in the Sahara Desert Camel Races. Ambition: to go to college, travel, and just be free and happy. Paul M. Brennan For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. Kim Tart Likes: parties, good doobies, pinball. The Tarts’ Food Service, Led Zeppelin, Steve Miller Band, lunch, Lynyrd Skynyrd, the trailer, big macs. Dislikes: English, demerits, S.P.D., the administration, Morris G., suspension. Most frequently found: at the Deli, at parties, in town, at Snake Pond, cruising, in the corner of the smoking room, and at Minerva’s. Ambition: to be a cook. Susan Ann Brower Sue There are places I’ll remember all my life, though some have changed, some forever, not for better, some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments, with lovers and friends I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living. In my life. I’ve loved them all. Beatles Likes: my friends, parties, my family, money, food, autumn, candy apples, Springfield, pink roses, Fleetwood Mac, sun showers, summer of 1973, snowball fights, sheepdogs, football games, having someone to talk to, ice skating on Shaume Pond, traveling, tall handsome guys, going to Wob’s house with Weanne. Dislikes: school lunches, being bored, braces, snobs, being hurt, snakes, insects, being cold, ungrateful people, gym, driving to Boston, dirty hair, cloudy days. Sandwich, waiting. Sandwich cops! Most frequently found: in the smoking room at SHS, riding around town, and at McDonald’s. Robert Joseph Brun Brunzie Meet the challenge and carry on the tradition!!! H.D.E. Ill Likes; S.C., my family, my freedom, winning, being rowdy, hockey, soccer, the beach, walking the beach, my friends. Coach Norton, Coach Evans, 1 21 77. Dislikes: losing, Nauset, two faced people, government, bills, getting pulled over, death. Most frequently found: at the beach. Ambition: College. Glen C. Burke If you want it, there it is, go and get it. Beatles Likes; cars, trucks, motorcycles, anything with wheels, a good party and a good concert, but most of all S.L.A. Dislikes: sharp corners on the service road, being in debt, going to work early with a hangover. Most frequently found: under a car at the Gulf Station, or in the smoking room at SHS. Ambition: to own my own business, to be my own self, and to earn my own money. William Watson Brown Bill i Wisdom lies not so much in knowing the ultimate . . . but in knowing what to , do next. j Herbert Hoover ! Likes: photography, konicas, Wangs, Betsy, Love Boat II, making money, j payday, Russell’s, summer, tennis, CHS, MMI, weekends. Dislikes: broken rods, unemployment, Mondays, homework, school lunches, the big “A”, fogged paper, cracked negatives. Most frequently found: hiding behind a camera. Ambition: photographer Theresa Marie Cahoon Terry Love is the sun under which everything thrives. Likes: T.V. dinners, Ginger, Pepper, Sally, Cats (Streaker), California, wine, Mrs. Huff, GUM, Mrs. B., Rabbits, electric blankets, the BEACH, junior skip day, 6-29-78, Bourne, Corvettes, Seventeen boy, Springfield, magazines, Cher, messy rooms, letters, 10-29-76, McDonalds, typing, looking at colleges, getting lost, talking on the phone. Dislikes: Snow, 10-22-77, car fires, jerks in Vermont and N.H., math, Leslie’s car, dentists, clean rooms, being NAGGED, finding out about something and then realizing it’s too late to do anything about it, breaking-up, getting up in the morning, decisions, breaking a fingernail, accounting, some people in class of “79”, crinkled paper, botony, having no money. Mom’s Christmas Eve parties!!! Most frequently found: Wandering around in the halls or in the business department. Ambition: To become a secretary. Cyntha Marie Campbell Cindy Remember yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today. Likes: chorus, cheerleading, having my license, playing the piano, December 14, 1974, music, kittens, cinnamon, “Mom”, basketball, cooking, parties, rowdy people, kids with a lot of school SPIRIT, sleeping late, being with friends, dancing, my family, S.H.S., Cape Cod. Dislikes: term papers, liver, pre-calculus, 4-24-74, not having my own car, disorganization, boring first period classes, people who don’t like S.H.S., peas, spiders, snakes. Most frequently found: in the chorus room, or driving around town. Ambition: to go to Framingham State and work in the food and nutrition field. Stephen Alan Burke Steve Gadzooks! Likes: 1949 Dodge pickups, M.G.’s, camping, fishing, relatives. The Youth Group, good music, B.M.W., Sandy Neck, upper New England, baseball, STAR WARS, A BRIDGE TOO FAR, Judy Collins, Al Stewart, Gordon Lightfoot, On the Border, outdoors, trees, Christmas, the Red Sox, Canada, Walt and Sheryl, Big Brothers, family get-togethers, spring, summer, fall. Dislikes: Lima beans, jocks, no money, school, gym, getting up for school, no wheels, being late, politics. Most frequently found: in the senior room. Ambition: to be self employed doing something I enjoy. Christopher Lee Caron Chris ime passes on into the emptiness I’ll never fill. Now you are gone, but I’ll emember you till time is still. And time passes on... Orleans .ikes: good company, loud music, driving, Molson, swimming, tennis, riding, having money, having things work out. Dislikes: NAYLOR, mid July ’76, dead carborators, being late, sitting around, silence, no money, bad results, summer drivers, yiost frequently found: in my car, on my bike, or at the courts. mbition: to go to college in order to get a well-paying job. Judy Ellen Ciarfella Sea Pup Did you know that true love asks for nothing? Her acceptance is the way we pay. Did you know that life has given love a guarantee to last through forever and another day? Stevie Wonder Likes: Blair, singing, chocolate, Aznev, spring, aisha, December 24, Shimako, crispy fall, February ’77, May 10, ’78, Italian hands, cats, Willy West, eyelashes, happy people, S. Wonder, Gyp, childhood, memories, Prinky Machine, being with the person I love, the few times in life when you aren’t hassled. Dislikes: limits, toes, revenge, TV, eggplant, frizzles, having my car in the garage, not being allowed to sing, people who upstage leads, being in debt, white wedding cakes, parents who take advantage of you because your’re almost of age. Most frequently found: need you ask? ?!! With Blair!! and in the music room!!!! Ambition: to live the gift of life at its fullest, and to sing everyone happy along the way. Katherine Colton Kitty Truth is simple But seldon ever seen Let nothing come between... Simple man and simple dream. J.D. Souther Likes: Opals, Jasmine, Your Song, 4-4-76 (E.J.), “too pale’’. Curtains, drawing. Panda, Crystal (Fleetwood Mac), walking in the woods, seven, the salamander hole, concerts, plants, hot summer nights, my guitar. Hazel and Fiver, a tiger in a box, strange people, heaven hop, sentimentalitiy. Heart Like a Wheel, my family and friends, surprises, furry creatures, J, T., “Shower the People,’’, slow dancing, Carlton Fisk, coconut life-savers, memories, children, crescent moons. Skyline Pigeon, relaxing, sincerity, iced tea. Golden Slumbers, “Once upon a time...’’, dimples, Chicago, “Let it Be’’, “lurve,’’Mike. Most frequently found: with my best friend or my “worst enemy. ’’ Ambition: Que sera, sera... Jeanne Mary Condon nW, The Kid, Geno, Al A person is not rewarded for having brains, only for using them. Salada tea bag line Likes: T.H.T.H., The Dark Side of the Moon, summertime, Doreen and Pat, my rowdies, Springfield, Nautical Way, the marina, Ruth E. Condon’s singing. Midnight Star, G.W.T.W., Christmas, disco music, dejays, the Daluz family, eighth grade civics, Chinese food in the wee hours, being president, Gong Show, my Toyota, cereal, Shakey Flat Blues, Mark’s V.W., my patient family for putting up with me! Thanks! Dislikes: S.P.D., boredom, cold wet winters, falling out of love, talking stoned crazy, the Beatles craze, Halloween, parental lectures, dead parties, getting ripped off, being obvious, getting caught in the act, most of all feeling lazy. Most frequently found: in my Toyota anywhere between exit three and exit six. Ambition: to go to college, to own a 450 Mercedes S.L., and to live in New York City and “party.” Laurie Jane Cook Cookie Words have one meaning. Likes: Daniel Reed Stewart, V.W.’s, summer of ’76 and ’77, spending time with Danny when he’s home on leave, Eileen Me., Debbie, Karen, Linda, Debbie K., M.T., Wakby Lake, Judy F., weekends, sunny days, skiing, Howard, my family, graduating. Dale (Spivey), Jimmy Stewart, April 28, 1976, Navy Company 331, Reunite, October 19, 1977. Dislikes: being alone, rainy days, unfriendly people, not having money, working weekends, waiting around. Ambition: to be happy in whatever I do. i Lynn Marie Cook I’ve just closed my eyes again, climbed aboard the dream weaver train. Fly away to take my worries out today, to leave myworries behind. Crossed the highway of fantasy, help me to forget today’s the day. Oh dream weaver, I believe you can get me through the night. Oh dream weaver, I believe we can reach the morning light! Gary Wright Likes: Mark Edwin Temme, Florida, 442 Oldsmobile, summer of ’77, Coast Guard, Laurie C., Deb D., Weinne M., Deb K., Howard, Dale G., Ray C., Spivey, Paul B., Reunite, having money, leaving school early, graduation, the Deli. Dislikes: being alone, people fighting, being broke, unfriendly people, being depressed, waiting around, working weekends Most frequently found: in Falmouth. Ambition: to go to college. iicky Allen Cremeans Brick )on’t settle down; there’s still a lot in life to experience. .ikes: swimming, parties, bars, concerts, women, skiing, and life in general. )islikes: show-offs, hangovers, cars that break down, fighting, getting arrested, paying fines, losing friends in accidents, my picture in this yearbook. lost frequently found: no where special ambition: to stay single and to get ahead of things. Robert Cullen Bob Ya right, tell me about it! Likes: Jeannine, cars, beer, vans, trucks, good looking girls, helping people, little kids, money, good music, automotive, Mr. Cook, woodshop, Mr. Murphy’s class, eight thousand dollars, 2 28, Corvettes. Dislikes: motorcycles, school, nosy people, math, English, hospitals, hangovers. Most frequently found: under my car. Ambition: to be a cross country truck driver and to be a good mechanic. Lynn Marie Crowell Few things are needed to make the wise man happy— but nothing satisfies the fool. Likes: The Beach, Karen, Linda, and Cathy (alias CBT), thunderstorms, horses, cheeseburger subs. Pink Floyd, my family, balloons, YES, water skiing. Heath Bars, Summer of 77, candy apples, Dylan, Dobermans, my car. The Courtyard, yup-yup-yup. Hotel California, Dragon Lite, blue raspberry popsicles, Mrs. A’s cheesecake, parties, Sandy Neck on Sundays, the Beachland Guys, juicy fruit gum. Cashmere, Medieval Manor, the movies, rainbows, eyes, Christmas Sneakers at MH, Ziggy Stardust, field hockey, lobster rolls, the 4th of July, Emerson, Lake Palmer, Cherry Bombs. Dislikes: SPIDERS, good-byes, being depressed, accident reports, being cold, waiting, vegetables, stupid questions. Disco, losing, my bad moods, MITES, being woken up, ice cream. Black Audis, chauffeurs, my sense of direction. Tan Oldsmobiles, Chocolate Chip Pancakes at 6, staying in. Most frequently found: With my hand in the cookie jar. Patrick Charles Deacon Deak All that is gold does not glitter; not all those who wander are lost. J.R.R. Tolkien Likes; Sandwich, summer, parties, bonfires, Mag’s, J.D., Miller bottles, laughing. Jeeps, East Sandwich Beach, Bridge, S.C., rowdies, Pazuzu, the Force, money, Seger, junior year. Prom, Dreams, Sandy Neck, memories. Kilo, Mac, Rich, Nick, B P, friends, winter, football, buying, Obiwon, working days, chips. Dislikes: being early, working nights, carding routines, 6-28-77, no ride, waiting, cosmos, time limits, leaving. Most frequently found: partying. Ambition: to be successful enough to do as I please. Nancy Ann DeCubellis Nance Certain things, they should stay the way they are. You ought to be able to stick them in one of those big glass cases and just leave them alone. I know that’s impossible, but it’s too bad anyway. J. D. Salinger Likes: tennis, the Beatles, Gatsby’s smile and the green light, “The Catcher in the Rye’’, my family, good friends, potnick, the ocean and a frisbe, theatre, flowers on opening night, the stroll at the Good Times, writing, pinwheels and doorbells, music, championships, Tolkien, “Hamlet”, Harvard Square, AP, skiing, excursions to Boston, summer and blueberry ice-cream, Monty Python, sprees. Romanticism, sweaters, Fane uil Hall, a warm fire and a light snowfall on Christmas Eve, friendly people, enthusiasm. Dislikes: rainy days and Mondays, things that go bump in the night, being carded, double faults, hitting over the fence, Lernerization, plastic flowers, empty mailboxes, curfews, waiting, sleeping prompters, a wet monkey’s paw, incoming fog, raincoats in numerous pieces, bop, the Industrial Revolution, carnival rides, math, SAT’s, Elks, Mike’s smoking, discombopulation. Most frequently found: on the tennis courts, in chaotic situations in room 210 avec mon partenaire du crime, and on the beach. Ambition: to be a paperback writer and find the holy grail. oseph Jay DeFelice ’s that two lane highway, going my way, moving fast. ikes: Camaro, beer, good parties, good music, wild women, Chinese food. Cap Carvel, concerts, boardwalk, VT. islikes: Nothing to do, no money, people who always give advice, bad moods, lost frequently found: Wherever, mbition: To be rich. iilBiriG ElizsDGth D6nn6y Accept me as I am, so I may learn what I can become. Jkes: Laughing, beach, sewing, cooking, driving, McDonald’s, guys, buying clothes, using the telephone, Chinese food, records holidays and vacations, T and T. Dislikes: Homework, history, cleaning my room, liver, sea clam pie, gold jewelry, fake people, waiting, saving money. Vlost frequently found: in Hyannis. Ambition: Secretarial field. Layne Debra Ann Dutra Awol Listen to me and I’ll sing you a song and the time will go by, Till you never know where its gone Talk to me and I’ll tell you my life story, Walk with me and I’ll tell you my dreams of glory. Likes: David, Summer 74, Boston, Goose, long rides laughing, Cynthia, memories. New York, Flavor, Denny, long weekends, friends, Auntie, sneaking out of cellars in the wee hours of the morning, vaseline fights time spent with goose, talks with Donna, leaving SHS, Vermont, Mocca Chip, swimming, “see food” diets, watching scary movies with Donna, Belmont ’75, socrates, Mrs. Mohre, homeroom with Mrs. Palmer, Bruce’s cottage, Barney (hi girls). Camp Goodnews, walking in the rain, embarrassing walks down rte. 130, bicycling, skiing, concerts. Eagles, Fleetwood MAC, Toyotas, Spring time, snow storms with roaring fires, class of ’78. Dislikes; walking at 6 a.m. working at Filene’s, grouchy people, having no money, sadness, Sundays, being alone. Most frequently found: on route to Filenes, leaving SHS, Tiki Port, on the highway, in as many places as possible. Ambition: To spread a little sunshine. Daniel L. Diprete Danferd Tomorrow is always coming, but what does it hold for our future? Likes: skiing, traveling, sailing, some good jokes, making money, tennis, movies, beer, T.V., rock music, Craigville, summer, snow. Dislikes; rumors, hangovers, boring parties, some bad jokes, humid weather, mistakes, getting tired. Most frequently found: wherever there is snow or sand. Ambition: to be an Air-Force pilot. Mathew E. Doyle Matt Get with the program. Coach G. Likes: submarine sandwiches, fastballs, Monty Python, M A S H, schoolyard football, Linda Ronstadt, Don Meridith and the Giffer, athletic girls. Dislikes: bacon, curveballs. Carter Country, Judy Collins, two-hand touch, fly balls, the taste of dandelions, Mr. Stanford’s attitude toward baseball, vandalism. Most frequently found: in the outfield. Ambition: To quit my job. Bog Trotter ames Henry Earle, Jr. laste makes waste. ikes: all sports, hunting, fishing, taking it easy. )islikes: game wardens, empty gas tanks. lost frequently found: in the woods or on the ponds, ambition: to be comfortable. Susan Gail Elliott Sue I’m taking my time. I’m just moving along, you’ll forget about me after I’ve been gone. Boston Likes: Vern, May 11, the ocean, Siamese cats, horses, Chinese food, parties, good music. Black Sabbath, Wiff, Andy, Steve, Artie, Gerry, Mark, E.E.D. Dislikes: homework, shorthand, cleaning house, liver, hypocrites, false people, Tammy. Most frequently found: in Buzzard’s Bay Ambition: to become a secretary. ’amela Lyn Elvander Pam s time goes on, I realize just what you mean to me. And now that you’re near )romise your love that I’ve waited to share. And dream of our moments together. . . Chicago ,.ikes: BOBBY, talking, laughing, hockey, Christmas, Mom and Dad, 3 12 77, the beach, Sargie, pizza, traveling, N.H. with Bobby, the circle, chorus, Jackie and Rick, concerts, parties, my friends, sunshine, go-cart races, our place, cookie monster, our song, Scorton Shores, Bobby’s Camaro, bonfires, having money, Mr. and Mrs. H. and Alan. )islikes: “Pammy”, fighting, crying, math, science, tests, beer, being bored, being sick, ferris wheels, winter, wet pants, bugs, Hyannis Inn, snobs, GYM, thunderstorms, getting lost in S. F., Laura W., 7-up, Oct. 4, 1977, breaking up, fish, diets, shots, freds, being broke. ost frequently found: with Bobby, vmbition: to live my life to the fullest and T.L.B.F. Donna Mane Evans Trouble A song I sing for you, though you may never hear it, a poem I write for you though you may never read it ... my heart belongs to you, though I may seldom say it, my love is just for you ... I hope you’ll always need it. Likes: SCOTT, Swansees, Nov. 11, 1977, listening to the rain, skiing, music, long daives, Vermont, summer ’74, sneeking out of cellars in the wee ho urs of the morning (Oops, sorry Mom!), Nacho-cheese, scary movies, my family, sleeping, April 24, 1977, long discussions with Deb, Scott, seeing people happy, vaseline fights, people with a good sense of humor, Mrs. Earle, swimming. Eagles and Fleetwood Mac, the snow, cold sheets, Mrs. Mohre, sitting by the fire on a cold winter day, laughter, sunshine, Mrs. Palmer, having this be my last year, Belmont ’75. Dislikes: the dark, being alone, leaving behind old memories, wearing braces, working at Filene’s, fighting, loudmouth obnoxious people (no comment), watching T.V., being bored, not having money, being sad, having to write out my dislikes. Most rrequently found: on the road to Filene’s, at McDonald’s everywhere. Ambition: to find my pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Alden David Fallows Denny There must be room for growing somewhere else and I’m going; goodbye. Chicago Likes: Jemma, sailing, photography, tennis, skiing, Bruce Springsteen, Steely Dan, gliders, traveling, snow, concerts, driving, skating. Dislikes: worrying, Spanish, precalculus, rain, heat waves, alarm clocks, deadlines, tomatoes, 250’s. Most frequently found: with Jemma Ambition: Naval Architect. Linda Jane Fagnant Nothing that’s forced can ever be right. If it doesn’t come naturally; leave it. Al Stewart Likes: The OCEAN, daisies, walking the beach, FEATHERS, Sandy Neck on Sundays, E. Sandwich Beach ANYTIME, Lynn, Karen, Cathy (alias CBT), SUMMER, tea. Summer ’77, WCOZ, yup-yup-yup, DYLAN, Skiing, NH, snow, writing, JM’s stories, BONFIRES, Dragonlite, the COURTYARD, plants, looking out my bedroom windows, the WS, Albatross, people, AUTUMN by E.W., Grandmothers, Beachland Guys, Music, Seagulls, Cathy’s Camaro, SANDBARS, Miller Times, being HAPPY, tourists, Daytona Beach, FL, ZIGGY Stardust, You’ve Got a Friend-JT, Spring, Alaskan Huskies, Southern, Cherry Bombs, LC’s sneakers at MH, N. Young, Desiderata, E. Sandwich Rumor Control. Dislikes: Many GOODBYES, getting into a rut, being confused, WAITING, missing old friends, no $, being bummed-out, RAIN, Hurting MTH, wise guys, BLACK AUDIS, moody people, SHS’s discipline rules. Sandwich’s excitement, inspections, being foolishly hassled, talking on the phone, SHS dances, CHAUFFEURS, MITES, Cathy’s crashed Camaro Most frequently found: E. Sandwich Beach Ambition: to be willing to sacrifice at any moment what I am for what I can become. loanne Ruth Fraser Jo, Joanie, Gail Nhen there’s so much trouble that you want to cry, The world has crumbled and you don’t know why. When your hopes are fading and they ' ;an’t be found. Just remember I love you, and It’ll be alright. Rick Roberts, Firefall. uikes: Uncle Eddie, Jack-In-The-Box, getting mail, Ohio, music, October and Sera phine, David W. Cowens, the Garden, basketball and crosscountry, Celtics, Cape Codders Hockey, fireplaces, ancient history, Mr. Fenton’s class, summer, traveling, foreign j accents, children, sleep, strawberries, friends, family, driving, senior parties, OJ fix, pizza, Arizona, shopping, money, Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., rotaries, Faneuil Hall, the circus, M.T.B., Greenough Beach, July 16, 1977, the people who work at the Box, J. Blaylock and M. Boland, Hatshesut, Tutankhamen, writings of Herodotus. Dislikes: goodbyes, livers, rumors, auditions, Fayva, “heading for a fall,’’JG’s, boredom, cold, allergies, dissecting books in English, T.R., people who try to change the minds of others, the King, syndromes, that “sudden stop at the bottom,’’ being followed, August 9, 1977, the picnic table, being ignored or forgotten altogether. Most frequently found: under a pile of A.P. History books, in the Jack-in The Box (both ' sides of the counter), or with Joanne . . . er, I mean Gail. Ambition: to travel around the globe and see the seven wonders of the world, to get my masters in history, and to teach history abroad. wm Srian T. Ferrari Ferachi hen the white eagle of the north is flying overhead, and the browns, reds, and olds of Autumn lie in the gutter dead, remember the summer birds with wings of re flame, come to witness spring’s new hope born with leaves decaying, as new life ill come from death, love will come with pleasure. Love of love, love of life, and iving without measure gives in return the wonderous yearning for promise, live and in hand together we’ll stand on the threshold of a dream. The Moody Blues. ikes: Sue Choate, Jethro Tull, all my metal classes, most Italian food, concerts, parties, July and August 28, 1977, Corvettes, Mrs. Ahonen, Minerva’s, hockey, Mrs. Pearson, Vermont. ' islikes: homework, pumping gas, S.P.D., M.G.F., school lunches, R. Files, demerit system, rain in the smoking room, lost frequently found: in downtown Sandwich, mbition: to be the Assistant Principal at Sandwich High School. David Aaron Fournier Mad Dog I know you’re hopin’ to find someone who’s gonna give you piece of mind. When times go bad, when times go rough, won’t you lay me down in the tall grass and let me do mystuff? Fleetwood Mac. Likes: Patsy R., D.G., B.S., M.R., food, working, parties, being with the soccer team this year, graduating this year. New York, E.M., C.M., D.D. Dislikes: not being able to play soccer this year, people who are snobs, being carded at the Holiday Inn, the night of the prom after, losing the championship to Nauset. Most frequently found: at the McFarland residence. ► Mark D. Freitas Yes there are two paths you can go by, but there is still time to change the road you’re on. Stairway to Heaven Likes: Lex, Van Morrision, S.C., Kenworths, Walter Dyer Leathers, making money, working. Burger King, John F., Cook for all the favors. Ford pick-ups, harrassing David Fournier in the kitchen, winning. New England, D.W., N.H. Dislikes: foreign cars, losing, flat tires, dentists, UZ, horse chokers, this town. Ambition: to start a catering service. Linda Lee Friedeborn Lin Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. Likes: DALE SPIVEY, being engaged, MAY 22, 1977, Christmas Eve, summers of 74 and 77, S.R., L.B., D.E., D.D., A.G., L.B, E.M., LC AND LC, and everybody else, skipping school and leaving during studies, BIG teddybears, driving nice cars, Doritos, hot fudge sundaes, Pepsi, donuts, McDonalds, music, scary movies with Dale, going out to breakfast with Sandy and the “gang”, skiing, soccer, ice hockey, jeans, tapes, strawberries, bright colors, sunshine, snow. Raggedy Ann, beaches, animals, sewing, cooking, summer, fall and desserts. Dislikes: being alone too often, scary movies without Dale, conceited people, having people mad or upset with me, trouble, being depressed, arguing, torn clothes, being out of a job, working at Fraser Rest Home, no money, car problems, rainy days, bare trees, hard chairs, boring studies, SHS, bad tempers, unhappy people, being cold, showing emotions. Dale going on leave and not being able to go too. Most frequently found: with Dale almost everywhere and almost all the time. Ambition: to be and stay happily married. Donna Marie Gilfoy Gif Make what you do today important for you are exchanging a day of your life for it. Likes: Glenn, 10-18-77, my family, blond hair and blue eyes, being alone, horses, Levi’s yellow roses, ducks, Chinese food, teddy-bears, my car, little kids, M M’s, walking on the beach, blankets, macaroni and cheese, Slo-gin-fizzes, snow, candles, my friends, Sandy Neck, partying, fried shrimp, being rowdy, weekends, sleeping late, McDonald’s french fries, beepers, vacations, my nephew, long blond hair, Kahlua, little Millers. Dislikes: death, no money, being bummed out, snakes, speeding tickets bad news, waiting, being let down, school, getting up early, getting caught, steak, no!, being cold, hang-overs, goodbyes, rainy days, stop signs, tests, doctors, trouble, snobs, having my picture taken, SHS, the Y.C., my car stalling out, Filene’s. Most frequently found: with Glenn. Lisa Ann Gooding Boo For it is life, the very life of life . . . For yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision; but today well-lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Likes: Brian, the beach, soft rains, long walks on lonely nights, music, friends, October 10, 1977, my star, Louise and Hazel, quiet nights, getting mail, summer, my family, Christmas at home, Florida, pizza, coffee brandy, driving, Murph’s class, the Boys, 4 a.m., Gangster’s cool jokes, kids, eating ice-cream, January 18, 1955, freedom, being alone, independence, life. Dislikes: working, no car, lima beans and asparagus, nosey people, big crowds, large cities, diets and being fat, McDonald’s, getting up in the wee hours, spiders, fighting, getting caught, bills, being followed, bad attitudes, being unhappy, saying goodbye forever . . . Most frequently found: talking my way out of the most chaotic situations. Ambition: R.N. (Pediatrics) Lisa Anne Goodwin Lise Hold fast to your dreams or let them fall if you are not determined to follow the road they take. Likes: 66 Mustangs, experiencing anything new, skiing, Tia Maria, Hobbits, doing what inspires me, silk scarves shirts, feathers, meeting people, motorcycles, Horseneck Beach, gold, garnets, 5373, dreams schemes, beating systems, Mr. Halverson’s metal shop, antiques, being intrigued, cashmere. Dislikes: curfews, cliques, the Cape Cod Mall, homeroom and having to say the Pledge of Allegiance, being late, buses and bus stations, being too young, helplessness, people who don’t believe in you, my tears, people who believe what they hear (Sandwich Gossip), cigarettes, rough edges, excess weight, words said without meaning, my handwriting, intrusion, cheap wine, being idle. Most frequently found: trying not to be found. Ambition: to design, travel, live with companionship, and have my own business. ■i Donald C. Green Dino I may be sick, but not insane. Likes: Margo, roast beef, subs with lots of mayonnaise, fast motorcycles, Yamahas, doobes, Ferrari’s laugh, working with Don, Diz, working, money, the smoking room, munching out, Allman Brothers Band, Tart, making jewelry, premo. Dislikes: Volkswagens, S.P.D., all vegetables, try to get anything accomplished at the Registry, running into Cadillacs on Yamahas, wet socks, getting caught. Most frequently found: work, smokin’ room, crusin’. Ambition: to do the best at whatever I do. Laura Guillemette True identity is found by knowing oneself ... it is found, paradoxically when one loses oneself . . . one must lose one’s life to find it. Anne Morrow Lindbergh Likes: Kath, Jay, working late, summer ’77, Route 28 to Falmouth, “I Just Want to be Your Everything”, ferris wheels, “Rocky”, clipper ships, harbor lights, the Cross, midnight mass, starry nights, old movies, driving Route 6A, the first snow, Laura Jane, scary pens, big bucks, Angelo’s newsletters. Dislikes: long classes, math paper, cold rooms, being ahead of yourself. Most frequently found: giving Alva (or someone) a hard time. Ambition: to go to college. Nicholas J. Grillo Nick Shower the people you love with love - show them the way that they feel. Likes: football, Kathy G., sports, Pam and Bobby, P. Deak, Mr. Current, studies, lunch, M.C., taking the car to school, Pontiacs and Z28’s, Barb, Jones, chocolate milk, getting the car, my family, 8-19-77, subs and pizza. Dislikes: school lunches, long periods, getting up in the morning, demerits, not getting the car, getting in trouble, Angelo’s, Fred, when there’s nothing to do, buses, homework. Most frequently found: Abington, Brockton, Angelo’s, library. Ambition: to be very rich and live happy. Benjamin T. Harrington Ben, ole man, Benhamine Live life today as if there were no life tomorrow. Likes: Fran, football, lacrosse, October 31, 1976, history, October 29, 1977, chinking. Boys’ State, July 31, 1977, Frach, Jane, raving, soccer games. Justice Department, working, Mr. Taylor, Boston, Cohasset, Mr. Evans. Dislikes: cops, long bus trips, bright headlights, sand, flat tires, snobs, arrogance, blowing money, shoveling snow, raking leaves, tourists. Most frequently found: with Fran. Ambition: to return to SHS and become chairman of the History Department. Brian Paul Henderson Thunder is impressive, but lightning gets the work done. Mark Twain Likes: hunting, fishing, hockey, all outdoor activities. Dislikes: work, being broke and without a car on Saturday nights. Most frequently found: in the school library writing to Ellen. Ambition: to be happy and successful in my chosen field of work. Robert Hewitt, Jr. Bobby Does anybody really know what time it is, does anybody really care . . . ? Chicago Likes: PAM, 70, Camaros, go-kart racing, parents, 3 12 77, hockey. Coach Norton, 130 and Herv, driving all around, sports, money, nice-looking cars, drive-ins, the Elvanders, steak and cheese subs, my friends, concerts, early dismissal. Dislikes: losing driving privileges for a month, getting mad very quickly (especially at P.E.), killer drills, B.C., rainy days, tourists that drive slow, scratches on my car, school lunches, L.W. Most frequently found: in the library or with Pam. Ambition: to get a lot of money and live happily. Mark Eric Hughbanks Chuck You can’t please everyone so you got to please yourself. Rick Nelson Likes: German shepherds, Chevies, Pontiacs, Led Zepplin, Aerosmith, money, girls, working out, ice cream, summer, motorcycles, sports. Dislikes: having Cerebral Palsy in my right ankle, being bored, English, rain, no car, tests, snobs. Sandwich, fighting, homework. Ambition: security police in the Air Force. Catherine Ann Jones Bones Let’s buy a hotel. Let’s get a yacht. We’ll get a golden island In the sun made of coconut. 10CC Likes: getting away from it all, parties, Fleetwood Mac, skating on Shawme Pond, food fights, Chinese food, long walks on the beach, horses. Dislikes: black Audis, accident forms. Southern Comfort, AM radios. Ambition: travel. Frances Eloise Justice Fran, Francy, Franny Be good, and you will be happy. A special friend, M.H. Likes: B.T.H., 1-4-3-44, my family, my friends, Mrs. Huff, 10-31-76-77, ice skating, skiing, field hockey, 5-14-77, Tico and Mimi, long walks through the woods, boating, moon-light walks on the beach, dances, antique dolls and bottles, gardens, salt marshes, private dinner parties with B.T.H., cactus plants. Corvettes, cozy fires, red roses and champagne, my VW, a red Mustang. Dislikes: flat tires on cold nights, back-stabbers, brussel sprouts, washing dishes, domestic chores, getting up at 6 am, purple, always having to share. Most frequently found: walking with B.T.H. in school, riding in a red Mustang or in my VW, or in the chorus room and guidance office. Ambition: college and to become an executive secretary. Susan Kay Korgen S Sing your praise accompanied by music from the harp. Let the cornets and trumpets shout! Make a joyful symphony before the Lord, the King! Psalms 98: 5-6, The Living Bible Likes: Irish ballads, music festivals, ad libs, smorgasbords, Saabs, genuine ghosts, family history, taking Communion, Mozart, Purcell, frogurt. Divided Hearts and other antiques, a ring around the moon, Hindemith on a lonely night, bright mornings, trees against the sky, street lamps shining in a fog, rehearsals when the moon is full, Lewis’s Theory of Tempered Platonics, comic relief, creating in the first inspiration, flying home over Cape Cod Bay. Dislikes: allergies, auditions, the chord that won’t come right, one of THOSE days, absolutely unacceptable DISSONANCE. Most frequently found: in the throes of composition, burrowing desperately through stacks of music paper for a pencil with an eraser. Ambition: to write musical drama and dramatic music. Sue Richard Xavier Kudera Ricky, Rick I wanted you to see what real courage is instead of getting the idea that courage is a man with a gun in his hand. It’s when you know you’re licked before you begin, but you begin anyway and you see it through no matter what. You rarely win, but sometimes you do. Atticus To Kill a Mockingbird Likes: tennis, music, weeping willows, Friday, newspapers, a warm welcome, gratitude, honesty, improvising, green, Milton, Springfield, Ohio, 10 24 77, tans, “Mahogany”, chocolate chip ice cream, Meg, the rabbits, 7-up, a very special blonde and the Angelo’s cashiers, my family, animals, sunshine, skylights, the Lyons’, Mrs. O.B. and Nellie, California, snowball fights, reality. Dislikes: hypocrites, physics, losing, classical music, static, fighting, wasting time, bad jokes, dead tennis balls, walking barefoot in the sand, rain, peas, gabbers, self-centered people, Scrooge, nightmares, snobs, too much tomato on my pizza, fatigue, being yelled at, cranky people, impatience. Most frequently found: with a tennis racket or near a court (tennis court that is). Ambition: college, traveling and seeing all that I can while I can. Charles Latham Chuck The wildest colts make the best horses. Plutarch Likes: motorcycles, food, hockey, baseball, snowmobiling in lots of snow. Dislikes: dressing up, going to school, getting up in the morning. Most frequently found: in the smoking room. Ambition: to invent something and get rich. Lee Robert Kuznarowis General Lee, Quick Lee Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true . Svenens Likes: Molson beer, girls, wild parties, Chevies, N.E.D., art, pottery, Lynyrd Skynyrd, hard rock, fancy clothes, my family, friends, traveling, pinball, the skin crew, hockey, George Carlin, Manson Family, Ha Ha!, leathers, Tang, good movies, hell-raising, not getting caught! Dislikes: work, getting caught by S.P.D., vegetables, cheese, hangovers, losing, squealers, horse-radish, opera, fags, sea monsters, flat tires, lemons. Most frequently found: dreaming, partying, driving. Ambition: commercial artist. Mark Edward Kuznarowis Kuzzi, Kuzz, Buzz I know its over, but life goes on and the old world will keep on turning. Let’s just be glad we had some time to spend together. Kris Kristofferson Likes: Jacki C., parties, music, having a good time, hockey, skiing, cruising, Mercedes, the Beatles, Springstien, munching out, beer, summer, motorcrossing, sombreros. Dislikes: Sandwich Police Department, being bored, not having any money, two-faced people, arguments, buffle flies, getting caught. Most frequently found: with Jacki C., around town, at parties, and in my garage under my rat. Ambition: to be rich and live a peaceful life. Lynda Elizabeth Leonard There are faces I remember, from the places in my past Leotard, Sliver Likes: friends, summertime. Debs, Peter s parties, Suzy Q., 3 28 78, “peas on castle”. Mum, “crackers and cheese”, “Ceecee and Deanny”, beaches, M.L.O.S.S., They say that . . . music, W.T.’s, soccer games, summer of ’75, my family, Nance and Terri, P-town, concerts, indoor parties, P.R., 36 (no Sue, not 56), SKI, suckwad, soaps, strolling at the G. T.’s, sunny places, Mrs. C., 1:30, weekends (were made . . . ), Aunty Peanut Butter, Dodo, talking, memories of Lynda, sunsets, Sr. Class party ’76, making a full week of school. Dislikes: SCHOOL, snobs, waking up at 7:00, no gas, HoJo’s, no money, basketball hoops that don’t go up, CAMP, a certain mousy corner on 6A, flat tires, being late, math, getting lost. Physical Conditioning, diets, cleaning, breaking a nail, people who think they know everything, boredom sets in, MOUNDS, buses, having to be somewhere, 3:00 A.M., bugs. Ambition: to work in Donna’s Donut factory. Rebecca Suzanne Lewis Beck, Beckie We talked mostly about the sea . . . About storms and about calm. About dark nights at sea. And about the sea in the glittering sunshiny days. “The Lady from the Sea”, Henrick Ibsen Likes: the ocean, biology, chocolate, Ohio State football games. Town Neck in the summertime, big Italian families, Mr. Murphy, airports. New York City, cats, poker, Camelot, getting my own way, ghosts. Tempered Plantonics, castles, Frank Lloyd Wright houses, drawing, hospitals. Dislikes: spiders, violent people, allergies, worrying, losing control, obeying orders, red lights. Most frequently found: on the beach. Ambition: to be a surgeon. Richard Wilson Leydon, Jr. Crash, Tricky You’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t. Likes: snow, skiing, Colorado and the Rocky Mountains, Cindy, winter. King’s Ridge and blackberry brandy, beach bonfires and water skiing on hot summer days, cheeseburger subs and Coor’s beer, toad acres, nights on Sandy Neck, going to Saint Martin, Florida in April, thick steaks with french fries and butter, happy people, the Irish Pub, playing soccer, F.C.B., the summer of 1977 except certain parts. Dislikes: grumpy people who are also brats, melting snow and rain instead of snow, getting run over, cold ocean water, getting a sore throat, shaving every six months!!!, backing into a certain person’s car, losing to Nauset, not being able to go skiing on weekends, Mondays after long Sundays after long Saturdays, being made fun of, certain parts of the summer of 1977. Most frequently found: on the slopes of New Hampshire, Vermont, or Colorado. Ambition: to work for the state. Betsy Anne Lucas Betsy In order to understand the most difficult things in life you must first understand the most humorous. Likes: family, good friends, M.V., tennis, weekends, “Tiger”, summertime, south beach. Dislikes: moving, boat rides, snow, vitamins. Most frequently found: On the Vineyard. Ambition: college. Donna Jean Ludwig Every human person is a mystery that must be learned slowly, reverently, with care, tenderness, and pain and is never learned completely. Likes: J.L.G., Kim Tart, ’67 Firebirds, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Southern Comfort, mountains, good doobies. Bob Dylan, The Outlaws, magic mushrooms, blue skies, the woods, camping, children, roses. The Little Rascals, the South, decent tunes, concerts, partying with good friends, being happy, horses, flying kites. Dislikes: wa iting, being cold, fog, S.P.D., demerits, snobs, rainy days, having no tunes, death, people who lie, long classes, waking up before 9:00, being bored, school lunches, crowded places, being out of doobes, two-faced people. Most frequently found: with Jeff, at the boardwalk, parties, home, concerts. Ambition: to make it through college and become a manager for my own shop. Leo Raymond Manning, Jr. Some men see things as they are and say why, I dream things that never were and say why not? Kennedy Likes: Bob Dylan, Fleetwood Mac, Neil Diamond, Italian food, golf, sailing, baseball, chocolate chip ice-cream. Woody Allen, WCOZ, sports cars, 1975-1976 cross-country season, Fenway Park, AP Chemistry, 7, good rhubarbs with umpires, Ron Luciano, stacked flights. Dr. J., Rick Who? Dislikes: Round Hill Country Club, hypocrites, AM radio, overpaid athletes, Fred Lynn, slices, hooks and water hazards, snobs, southern accents, Larry Barnett, Charlie O., slippery politicians, Nixon and his henchmen. Most frequently found: suffering from dishpan hands at Angelo’s bakery. Ambition: career in electrical engineering. Beth Ann Marshall Betha Got ya! Likes: partying, going to Falmouth, N.M., J.C., M.C., P.M., M.M., being with my friends, bar hopping, seeing Ellen with Nikki, seeing Nikki and Ellen clear the hall, seeing Ellen’s expression when riding Dan’s bike with her shirt almost falling off, last year’s senior class party, playing frisbe in the park. ' Dislikes: snobs, demerits, typing class, getting up at six, getting locked out at night, being hit into lockers by Ellen, having Ellen take off at the senior class party with Bob and Norman, sleeping in the car. Most frequently found: with Nikki, at the Sheraton in Falmouth, or in the office. Ambition; to graduate and find a good job. • 7 Micheal McCarthy Likes: sailing, tennis, fast food, bowling, skiing, and competition in general. Dislikes: Spanish, old cars, broccoli, hospitals. Most frequently found: in Angelo’s parking lot or on the tennis courts. Ambition: to retire by the time I’m 30. Mike Heather Newcomb Marshall It’s only the beginning. Chicago Likes: BILL, Mrs. B., Italian food, the beach, my family, little kids, peanut butter, Kraft macaroni cheese, hockey, graphics, Chicago, golden retrievers, February 9, 1973, January 27, 1978, February 2, 1978, NAT, being with a lot of people, money, my car, being happy, 6, Kahiva. Dislikes: W.P., stuck up people, people who forget their appointments, not having a car, not having money, C.F., people who don’t speak to you when you speak to them. Most frequently found: at Angelo’s and riding around town with Nat. Ambition: law enforcement. Paula McKay Some folks look for answers, others look for fights. I just like the treetops ’cause I love to see the sights. G.D. Likes: to party. Most frequently found: out of Sandwich. Eileen McFarland Wiennie It may be raining, but there’s a rainbow above you. You’d better let somebody love you before it’s too late. Eagles Likes: DAVID, New Hampshire, AWOL, New York, pizza, having money, Harry Chapin, mountains, the Beatles, May 1, summer, the beach, 000, being happy, L L, tire road, Cindy and Dale, champagne, green dee, Fleetwood Mac, Fisherman’s Landing, rootbeer, concerts, chicken fingers, yellow roses, babies, being with someone special. Dislikes: being hurt, having fights, feeling insecure, not having any money, one-way streets, reading, coffee, being tickled, the night after the prom, violence, lousy parties, biting my fingernails, working on weekends, KA people. Most frequently found: in a gol d Torino. Ambition: to live with David in the mountains. Mary Margaret Me Goff Remember yesterday, you wake up and time has slipped away, and suddenly it’s hard to find the memories you left behind, remember, do you remember the times of your life? Likes: good friends, tennis, ice cream, snowball fights, soccer games, the circle, watermelon, flowers, tans, a certain person, S.H.S., weekends, good times, Sandy Neck, music, sleeping late, trying to ski, surprises, my family, being happy, Springfield, Christmas Eve, babies, dancing, mountains, traveling, a good movie. Dislikes: spiders, liver, lima beans, conceited people, people who don’t like S.H.S., homework, term papers, moody people, being bored, lies, saying good-bye. Pre-calculus. Most frequently found: talking in the halls, learning a cheer, playing tennis. Ambition: to study law. Richard Steven McLaughlin Mac Summertime dreams, beacons to my soul; the channel you have marked out for me runs deep and wide but one never knows just how the ship will roll nor which way the wind blows. Gordon Lightfoot Likes: Jackie, boom-boom. Bridge Cafe, Scusset Beach, Herb, Thomas parties, nights in the red Falcon, June 10, the circle, double C - double N, Mrs. D., summer “77”, J.T., buckets, Drive-Ins, Lynne, 10th grade geometry, Linda B., D.K., S.Z.’s, small things, Marie, George’s field, junior year, chief. Most frequently found: The Circle Ambition: to live. Wi ' Timothy Quentin McMahon Tim Be as a page that aches for a word which speaks on a theme that is timeless while the sun God will make for your day. Neil Diamond Likes: all sports especially swimming and lifeguarding at the school’s pool, being qualified in CPR, CPR and First Aid, S.S.D.F., 18, good teachers, money, June 1978. Dislikes: headaches on Monday, bad teachers, working in the rain. Most frequently found: at Angelo’s bundling groceries or lifeguarding at the Sandwich High pool. Ambition: to graduate, find career, like that career, and to work in that career as best as I can. Maureen Elizabeth McNamara When pine trees bend with the heavy snow and trails are hard to find, the glimmer of a fire’s light brings memories to mind. Likes: skiing, music, Wulamet, Jim Stafford, sports, N.H., Company, Newfoundland Lake, Sandy Lake and the people there, the boardwalk, mour tains, rowdiness, C.F., mail, playing tennis, visiting in N.Y., the Irish, Corvettes, Angelo’s, laughing, weddings, “Echo”, my relatives, sandbars, skimboarding, little kids’ laughter. Dislikes: 20 laps, beets, not having enough time, lab reports, when people leave, writing compositions, being ignored, splinters, O.J.C. Ambition: college. John Mott Shmott Life is like going up to heaven and coming back alive. Queen Likes: Debbie, L.A.B., food, making people laugh, psychology. Led Zeppelin, football, Schlitz draft. Queen, cures for cancer, cats, girls. Queen, writing, the Sagamore Inn, accomplishment, George Carlin, being me, concerts, math, potato suckers, basketball, broken ice cream cones, 4 a.m. (How could I forget?), nice clothes, people walking away wondering, those who care. Dislikes: authority, messy bedrooms, Lernerization, guns, frustration, confusion, people who let you down, missing layups, petty people, CB’s, Q714, factories, motorcycles, waiting in line, people who hate to wait but do, last corner of a baggie, 11 21 75, 11 22 75, being so far away, being lied to. Steven Michael Pagani Pazuzu, Paganzi If you don’t understand my silence you’ll never understand my words. Likes: Joy, the outdoors, fast cars, people, movies, Qkies, Burt Potter, D.P., distributors, elevators, my good buddy, reclining bucket seats, 17, 12, A.D.C., sports, hunting, cookies, IBT’S, life, skiing, soccer. The TEAM, snow, photography, first aid kits, leopards, my family, the good old days, evenings by the fire, Jim Croce, Pazuzu. Dislikes: Ying Yangs, losing, being lost, not knowing, being unhappy, saying good-bye. Most frequently found: in the library looking sharp. Ambition: to live a long, happy life. Carl Micheal Mores For man holds in his mortal hands the power to abolish all forms of human poverty and all forms of human life. President John F. Kennedy Likes: K.M.G., weekends, baseball, basketball, Fenway, the Garden, Friday nights, music Summertime, Twin Acres Dairy Freeze, A.P. history, jet planes, Boston, Miami, L.A., N.Y.C., Cranberry Valley C.C., Eastward ho!, Harney c.c., anatomy, first aide, SHS gym, bowling, A.P. Chemistry, Jerry Ford, stacked flights, titlest balls, Wilson basketballs. Bourne High Gym, Cape Tech Gym, WSDH-FM, (at times). Dr. J., Jay O, Tuesday nights. Dislikes: Lower Cape, Round Hill C.C., Hilly Ridge G.C., Differs, hooks, slices, first flight, 2 man, Hogan golf balls, Spalding and Vouit basketballs. Bourne, Bourne High, WBCN-FM, duckpins, candlepins, Sunday nights, Mondays, being broke, AM radio, Larry Barnett, Charley O., Ted Turner. Most frequently found: in Angelo’s parking lot. Ambition: a career in medicine. Fred John Anthony Pell Always keep your eye on the teacher. Likes: fast cars, horses. Dislikes: school, hard work. Most frequently found: in the typing room. Ambition: to work in the medical field. Karin Elizabeth Parker Beaker To thine self be true. Mr. Murphy Likes: to eat, to sleep late, D.R., steak, turkey, chicken, finally graduating, my second grade teacher, my third grade teacher, money, K.V., S.G., E.D., R.S., N.S., L.S., H.M., M.M., and M.M., D.R.’s sisters, basketball, football, baseball, hockey, S.P., leaving the Cape, Georgia, Pensecola, Florida, Joe, C.W. and Chris. Dislikes: peas, very immature people, lima beans, having my picture taken, not having a car, field hockey, the smell of school lunches, little brats, M.L., nosy people. Most frequently found: at home, at school. Ambition: to go into data processing. Christopher Jay Pavao Chris If you have a goal in life, don’t lose it, find it. Myself Likes: four wheeling down the neck, working on cars and trucks, basketball, movies, just being myself, doing my own thing, private mechanics, Mac, Bob and Mike. Dislikes: radar traps, vegetables, wet chicken, and the loan payments on my past and present vehicles. Most frequently found: at work in Falmouth. Ambition: Cape Cod Community College or owner-manager of a shoe store. Alma Christine Perry Fudd, Friday, Buddah Here, then, is a great mystery. For you who also love the little prince, and for me, nothing in the universe can be the same if somewhere, we do not know where, a sheep that we never saw has - yes or no? - eaten a rose . . . Look up at the sky.’ Ask yourselves: Is it yes or no? Has the sheep eaten the flower? And you will see how everything changes . . . And no grown-up will ever understand that this is a matter of so much importance! The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupery Likes: “Sq. me Mr. C.”, chinchillas, Ba-Ba, Mr. S., Auto class, my cat, my glazed monkey, L.M., TRAINING, duck ponds, kids. The Beauchemins, my family, Angelo’s Syrian special, my great Grandmother, being “madly in like’’, cheesecake, lasagna, chamber music, B.L., Suzie, “Carnival”, “You Light Up My Life”, graphics, truffles. Dislikes: hypochondriacs, cold days, when people don’t listen to what you’re saying, frozen fish the way my mother fixes it, spastic jr. high kids, good-byes. Most frequently found: on the field or in the gym, but always with a training kit in hand. Ambition: physical therapy, health education and professional athletic training. ri Doreen Frances Rose Quinn Darlene, B.O.B., Do, Dork What do you want? Likes: my hun, Lawrence Welk, Tuesday, eyes, munchies stand, Fred, yellow flowers, Trans-ams, giant waves, puffy clouds, angel fish, the name Lucifer, peanut m m’s, TFC, going for long rides, riding over the bridge-NORTHI, SCP, Suzuki, cereal, (Jeanne knows), card sharks, piano, the bench at the duck pond, freckled buns, jets, loud noises, pink panther, tigers, S S R C M D, my favorite song, diamond earrings, winks, shakey flat blues, minor birds. Tiki Port all the chop chops, fishing, h earing dirty jokes, listening to good voices, flip flops, pirahna fish, poems, chicken legs moose?????? Dislikes: feet, being kissed on the nose, the song Chevy-Van, the dent I put in my father’s van, no $, silence, people being mad at me, gym (the pool), beer, something in my eye, a license but no car, Gerry Vale, laughing without sound, green olives, caveman teeth, the last resort, long fingers, dirty fingernails, teenage acne, moustaches on girls, munching out, size 13, people who stare, whispering, cats, being tickled on the knee. Algebra I, getting up, monotones, frizzy hair, the 3rd. degree, Jeanne’s cigarette lighters, fruit cakes, people who say “gross and queer”, colds, not knowing what to say, blood. Most frequently found: home at 10:00, school, with Pat. Ambition: to be a court reporter and have a penthouse. Joy Quinton I shall be telling this with a sigh somewhere ages and ages hence: two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Likes; Steve, reclining bucket seats, soccer players, lifesavers, physical education, shooting stars, 1984, looking sharp, 17, Christmas, preppies, 3B, oak trees, RED, Chamouchouanne, cribbage, Noel, bushwacking, symptoms, warm fires on cold nights, September 23, 1975, outdoors, canoeing, 13, missing Star Wars, frisbies, stormy days at the beach, brown eyes. Dislikes: boredom, 12pm, niblets, black flies, seafood, wasting time, bench-warming, mono, nightwatchmen, people who can’t take a hint, sitting in a car with five other smokers, crowd-followers. Most frequently found: smiling. Ambition; “to live just one more day, and to do the thing I should have done.’’ Sandra Jean Ramey Sandy If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. Likes: STEPHEN, Newton, LF, LB, LS, TC, BB, EN, RC, MS, DA, DE, RW, LP, LR, DL, PW, MR, and everyone else, taking the car to school, leaving school during studies, hot fudge sundaes, trying to skip second half of Ms. Huff’s class, Mr. Cook, Ms. Pearson, Oliver, Brutus, patches, cruising, soap, Shakespeare, wine, disco, Fleetwood Mac, fires, sunsets, NNH. Dislikes: SHS!, Mrs. Farley, taking gym, BH, MF, homework, tests, being bored, fighting, no brakes, being alone too long, skips in good records, KP, moving, braces, foolish school rules, detention, demerits, not having any freedom, being in school on decent days, leaving friends, taking the bus! Most frequently found: in school, Hyannis and Newton. Ambition; T.L.W.S., or go to college. Donna Marie Robbins Ribbons, Suckwad Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see. It’s getting hard to be someone but it all works out. It doesn’t matter much to me. Beatles Likes: food, PELLET AND CINDY LOU, 7, Bum’s Row, donuts, people with a sense of humor, THOSE GOLDEN ARCHES, field hockey, sneaking into movies, $, albinos, DROP DEAD, Tiki Port, dark green, onyx, 2:15, horses, ju-jus, Joanie (alias nerd), PICK, my family, Springfield, jade, PARTIES, pizza, 6 6 78, summer 1975, spring, football games. Boo Radley (TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD), Wt’s, Tull, J.J., Lynda Leotard, you’re too much. Dislikes: gumbies, D.W., math, gym, liver, riding my bike to work, school lunches, FINDING HAIR IN MY FOOD, peas, obnoxious people, FRIED BANANAS with Mr. Linley, going to the dentist, bus rides, smelly feet and greasy hair, overly dramatic people, HARWICH, getting up. Most frequently found: at McDonalds ($1.67), C.C.M., eating donuts, and riding around in the tan bomber with Pellet, Cindy Lou, and Smiles. Ambition: college, and to own a donut factory. Micheal Rooney It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Likes: Dawn, January 22, warm nights at the beach, my nephew, Ryan, 21 Tonset Rd., my family. Sherry, Jeff, music, home, my band, Paula Wacka, summer ’77, slow cooking hamburgers. Dislikes: Nauset games, playing chauffeur, rain, snow, rabbits, 30 minute drives, large phone bills, crowds, loud noise, alarm clocks, work, credit cards, the sr. high cliques, snobs, Mikey eats everything. Ambition: To be content. Therese Ann Rossignol Terri, Roz The seasons, they go round and round. Painted ponies go up and down. We’re captured on the carousel of time. We can’t return we can only look behind from where we came, and go round and round in the circle game. Joni Mitchel Likes : Belmont, music, dancing, 5 14 77, Fleetwood Mac, FREEDOM, Dawn Dusk, my endless summer, beaches, full moons, late night walks, Mrs. Palmer, skiing, concertos, driving forever going no place special, ice castles, Mr. Murphy, work. Aunty Peanut Butter, FOOD, Gatsby, F.S.F., the good times, Pam, Chips Ahoy, Deb, Sept. “77”, best buddies, 12 16 76, Harvard Square, excursions to Boston, a certain person, movies, playing tourist with J.E.N., money, cumquats, partners in crime. Dislikes: 13, fights, bugs, Lernerization, loud people, pain, uncontrolled behavior, people who beg for sympathy, pushy people, a certain person, being tired, liars, running out of money, cheats, MY MOODS, leaving something knowing I can never go back, broken kite strings, insecurity. Most frequently found: in room 210 with my partner in crime, reading, or at work. Ambition: college and to become independently wealthy. Richard Steven Scovill Herb Beauty is truth, truth, beauty-that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know. Likes: Mac, Cansce nights, PKM, DM, winter of ’76, Mrs. Delacy, Ralph, Shlitzes, Burnsie, Thomas parties, 2:15, short people, Jackie, Jane, leaving school this year. Dislikes: The Bridge, demerits, 7:00, S.P.D., gym. Most frequently found: at the Bridge Restaurant. Ambition: to live my life the way I want, and be with people I love. V, vr ' M t 0 li Laura Ellen Seabury Laura We do not remember days. We remember moments. Likes: Ryan, Joyele, Cobra M’s, O.N.-J., T.V. dinners, intelligent people, electric blankets, Armaretto, my car, SLEEPING, comfortable surroundings, 8 27 76, 6 25 77, driving, Mrs. B., Mrs. Huff, and Mrs. Palmer. Dislikes: Pushing Leslie’s car uphill, car tires, cigarettes, beer, records that skip, roots, getting up, unreasonable people, gym, cold weather, 9 30 76, class of ’79. Most frequently found: in my dad’s sox. Ambition: executive secretary, airline stewardess, hair dresser. Kimberly Ann Small Kimba, girl of the jungle, Smally, Smatz, sea Kim Just sitting in the midday sun. Just soaking up that currant bun With no particular purpose or reason Sitting in the midday sun (Who needs a job when it’s sunny?) Ray Davies, The Kinks Likes: Tessa Loo, Tad, summertime ’75 and ’77, tennis and driveins, the Kinks, Springsteen, Marley and Cliff, anything English, sweaters, goosedown, tans, french onion soup, cheesecake, my family, popsicle toes, Mercedes and cashmere, my friends, taking pictures, making movies, snow and skiing, the park people, Riunite, Vonnegut, Lancelot’s the classics, moondancing, cats, Laneolot’s eyes, Npw England, Marlon B. and Sly Stallone, Craigville, Mr. Murphy’s theatrics’. Dislikes: Sandwich (sometimes), feeling fat, cold feet. New Years Eve, bad negatives and crowded dark rooms, breaking up, hassels, fighting, bad moods, March, failing, not ge tting things done, precocious children, sloppy drunks, bad ski conditions, caraway seeds, mini wheats, commercials, scalloped potatoes. Cape Cod, green, country and western music, saying goodbye, being embarrased, misunderstandings, my spelling, highways, manual labor. Sears, having to cry in public. Most frequently found: wandering listlessly toward the beach, looking for people. Ambition: to be happy wherever, doing whatever, with whomever. r ' W- - James M. Spieldenner Spike, Mikey In the sky, there is a bird, That bird is the falcon. He screams his song That song, my friend, is also mine For he screams for freedom. Likes: Rolo, pinball, Yamahas, talking, beaches, people, motorcross, Camaros, the Dragon Wagon, Mothership Connection, Aunt Jeannette, parting, Molsons, gold, long hair, kids. Hurricane, Life cereal, 4 speeds, cooking Big Macs, food, cards. Dislikes: money, Toyotas, DeWeinn, losing it, secrets, accidents, working, people with no class, arrogance. Buds, using people, SPD, English. Most frequently found: the Deli, the computer room, partying, driving, the smoking room, not in school, English. Ambition: to walk the road of life and come out unscathed. Timothy Paul Smith Smitty Look down upon me Jesus, you’ve got to help me make a stand, you’ve got to see me through another day. My body’s aching and my time is at hand and I won’t make it any other way. Likes: sports, outdoors, winter, music, Bert Pottre, vintage guitars, 1937 Martin D-18’s, old cars, photography. Dislikes: wind sprints, N.Y. Yankees, THE STAIRS, vegetables. Most frequently found: playing my guitar. Ambition: to hitchhike to Alaska. Jimmy James Micheal Stewart Likes: cooking, partying, working, gambling. Dislikes: Mr. Frank, gym, Mr. Woodbury. Most frequently found: in the smoking room, at the Mohring, or in the trailer Ambition: to be a cook. Jane Elizabeth Thomas Janie You can spend all your time making love; You can spend all your love making time: If it all goes to pieces tomorrow would you still be mine? Likes: -DAVID, Feb. 7, 1976, ham cheese omelets, my brothers, Frannie George’s, big legs. The Ferrari’s, Vermont, Presquali Amelia, stuffed animals, long trips for one reason, shoes, briarwood, the sin bin, the beach, being alone, Riunite, my only sister, Jan 6, 1976, going sailing, the circle, R R, Keith, fishing, concerts, B F, the service road, warm rain, Halloween, caterpillars, working with Sue, fall foliage, skippy, babies, an empty house, yellow roses, broccoli with cheese, hot chocolate. Dislikes: pickles, being broke, fighting, miracle whip, my temper, being followed in S.F., being lonely, wet dungarees, my hair, BEER, Sept. 20, 1977, March 25, 1977, being caught. Won Ton, pain, waiting-but will, having no socks, braces, spiders, staying home, driving to Boston, being ignored, bruises, not having a car, breaking tradition, being fat, cramps, little kid stories, lint, baby pictures, cleaning my room, busy phone signals, cold rooms, razor stubble. Most frequently found: almost anywhere, with almost anyone, doing almost anything! Ambition: to find my happiness and live with it forever. David Christopher Tooher Seagull, Took, Detour Just when I know all life’s answers, they changed all the questions. Likes: sports of all kinds, skipping any class, barley hops, malt and other substances combined in a special way, the beach, the Three Stooges, Friday nights. The Irish Pub, flying in an aircraft, Washington D.C., L.T., summer ’ 72 and ’77, a full tank, cats and dogs, B.S.A.’s. Dislikes: rainy weekends, running out of gas, unemployment, lack of money, warm beer, smelly feet, tape of all kinds, demerits, running out of time, missing the bus and walking to school, hangovers. Most frequently found: in the library, the training room, or the Irish Pub. Ambition: to get all my work done. Ruth Surdut Toophie, Ruthie, “Wangwere” Doesn’t have a point of view, knows not where he’s going to. Isn’t he a bit like you and me? Nowhere man, please listen, you don’t know what you’re missing. Nowhere man, the world is at your command. He’s as blind as he can be . . . The Beatles Likes: the Beatles, Snoopy, chicken, my friends, Noel, Christmas, Munchkin, being short, Nantucket, driving, blonde hair and blue eyes, the circus, bingo, Camaros, cheerleading, basketball season 1976-1977, hot pastrami. Dislikes: Good-byes, diets, flirts, loneliness, 5 14 77, Charlie Chaplin movies, snakes, being cold, fighting, being old enough for one thing, but too young for another, getting up early, liver. Ambition: college, and to see Disneyworld. Raymond W. Tourville Short I’m going to rent myself a house in the shade of the freeway. I’m going to pqfck my lunch in the morning and go to work each day, and when the evening rolls around, I’ll go home and lay my body down. And when the morning light comes streaming in. I’ll get up and do it again. Amen. The Pretender Likes: Heineken, parties, hockey, Chevy Van, 2:15, Beatles, Jackson Browne, Fleetwood Mac, Grateful Dead, my Suzuki, my family, winter, W.S.D.H., Vermont. Dislikes: warm beer, SCHOOL, administration. Bay City Rollers, waking up, G period, English, Nauset, Sandwich, hair, KIZZI. Most frequently found: at parties, in my room, home, smoking room, working. Ambition: to do what I do best. Ellen B. Tully El Hi hon. Likes: clothes, ice skating, HOCKEY, beach parties, Sam, Dewey, Chooch, soccer, cheerleading, weekends, warm rainy days, draft beer, whiskey on the rocks, fireplaces, playing pool, horses, Newport, Florida, Pinky Rilla, the clutz. Dislikes: driving, food, the town of Sandwich, nosy people, SCHOOL, torture, literature, pocketbooks, spastic people, tension, waiting for phone calls. Most frequently found: in my 1954 Austin Healy. Ambition: to do everything in life I possibly can. Kathleen Ann Uggerholt Katny, boo-boc To me there are no strangers; only friends I have not met. Likes: fire trucks, athletic training, brothers, child development class, ROCKY, Babson College kids, memories, weddings, animals, the Bee Gee’s, N.G., Beatles, holidays, week-ends, summers, sleeping late, Mr. O’Hara’s Chemistry I class, plants, T.V., babysitting. Dislikes: gym, good-byes, running out of gas, seafood, bugs, things that go bump in the night, crying, T.R., pain, thunder lightning, being lonely, being handcuffed, J.C. Most frequently found; at the hairdresser’s. Ambition: to be a nursery school teacher. John S. Walker Pazuzu, J.W. Pazumoon We are the champions my friend, and we’ll keep on fighting till the end. Likes: soccer, Harry Evans, beating Nauset, state tournament, IBT’s, Miller, Molson Golden Ale, ADC’s, Steve Miller Band, Queen, elevators, Sandy Neck Beach, gun cases, B.C., hunting, fishing, swimming, M and M’s, sleeping late, tennis, Greek tankers. Firebirds, being a crip, Pazuzu, telescopes, spazzes. The Gong Show, The Unknown Comic, Advanced Math. Dislikes: Nauset, cheerleaders, losing to Nauset, Joe Nickerson, liars, getting up for school, T.R., warm beers, Scruzies, wimps, sumos, Mopheads, state troopers, skin head. Doc Gesford, not having my own car, Dave Donahue, Susan Swanka, ying yangs, Falmouth, rubbernecks, jr. high students, bus rides, student trainers and their tape jobs. Most frequently found: driving in kelp or pitchforking haystacks. Ambition: to be a captain of my own Greek tanker. f Mark S. Vaudreuil Vondribble I I held a dandelion that said the time had come to leave upon the wind, not to return. i Likes: Charlie Callas, Reg Dwight, Three Stooges, money, beating up my brother, Doug Jones, stealing $10 from ticketrons, your song. Dislikes: Kiss, Barry Manilow, Bay City Rollers, David Bowie, school lunch, running out of toilet paper, cleaning up after my dog. I Most frequently found: School’s out, record stores and the library balcony. Ambition: to own the Musicsmith chain. i Peter John Vigliano Pete Believe more deeply. Hold your face up to the Light, even though for the moment you do not see. Likes: Chouch, Rosey, D.C., laughing Bagel and the rest of the gang, Redward, R.S., the ride back from N.Y. in ’74, rum coke, teachers at S.H.S., ice hockey, football on the weekends, golf, stage band, good food, cooking, traveling, graphics, dogs, driving, my family, funny bones, TERIYAKI, sixth grade, sleeping late after a long night, movies, spending money, years at S.H.S. Dislikes: filling out college applications, buying clothes, beer, peas, variety T.V. shows, commercials, rotten bananas, waiting in lines, raking leaves, washing dishes, being in a bad mood, having a cold, people who pronounce my name wrong. Most frequently found: in graphics, or in the band room. Ambition: to live to be 1,000 years old. Gail Marie Weekes October, GW, Joanne Goodbye to all my friends at home. Goodbye to people I’ve trusted. I’ve got to go out and make my own way I might get rich you know I might get busted. Likes: second grade, haying, stuffed animals, horsechestnuts, L.A., NYC, good books. Memory Lane, THE CAPE CODDERS, Daniel, Gatsby, the Coliseum, F. Scott Fitzgerald, D SC, getting mail. Sox, Bruins, Celtics, ancient history, dreaming PA, “Serraphine October”, snow, Sandy Neck, West Panish, KENNEDYS, harassing Mr. Fenton, OZ, horses, good movies, T.V., THE OLD SCHOOL, Barry Manilow. Dislikes; balers that don’t bale, THE CARLSON BROTHERS, bush teams (i.e. Philadelphis Flyers, Johnstown Jets), reverse drafts, deadlines, dead air, triple overtimes, uncontrollable laughter disturbing forces during the news, (Lisa!!), Delores, The trade, crushed silver crayons, JOS, frustrating people - JB, cousins that act like undes, 2 13 76, Fayva, TR, Lernerization. Most frequently found: watching T.V., with a far-away look in my eyes, sight seeing with Jo, and at the Box. Ambition: to be proud of my acting, and to be ecstatically happy. Nathan Jeffrey Weilbacher Jeff The woman doth protest too much methinks, and kindness is the beauty of the soul. Likes: Lucy, Chris, skiing, playing football, Dallas, San Antonio, Willie Nelson, my dog, slow dancing. Western music, snow, early spring, skipping stones, sleeping in, reading books, short stories, life when it’s slow, whisperjet. Dislikes; Sharkey Tire and Rubber Co., broken things, clocks, $3.00 for a movie, deep dish Ford rims, Shakespeare, getting up in the morning, mud, rain, being hurried. Most frequently found: in bed, out of school, in the library balcony asleep, working. Ambition: to do the best I can at any thing I try, and do my share. Susan Jean West Sue Only on Fridays Likes; Erie, Penn., Aerosmith, Florida, summer. The Flintstones, Minnesota Vikings, Dr. Pepper, Rich, M.K., 5 29 77, 6 27 77, the weight room, maroon, 18, Eastern airlines. World Bazaar, Salem cigarettes. Firebirds, dark tans, C.B.’s, Dream On, 2999 Willowood, Preque Isle, Ed Kam’s, S.T., S.A.M., Mr. C., Mary Rick. Dislikes: 7 28 77, arguing with parents, no, people who are LATE, diets, no $, Mark mad at me, being depressed, leaving Erie. Most frequently found; in my MG Midget. Ambition: airline stewardess. Bradford N. White Brad Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Phillip Dormer Stanhope Likes: Robin, water skiing, tennis, camping. Dodge Chargers, food, cold winters, 4wd trucks, movies, going out to eat. Led Zeppelin, Yes, Kansas, Christmas. Dislikes: not having a car to drive, waiting in doctbrs’ offices, broken down cars, rain, getting ripped off, being caught, people that do not mind their own business. Most frequently found: working on my car. Ambition: to do the best in whatever I do. Kathleen Mary White Kathy The four seasons come and the four seasons go. In a cycle that spins our life away. The new year is here and the old one has gone. For time doesn’t stop for anyone. Likes: Ireland, my family, friends, skiing, snow, planes, St. Bernards, spring, laughing, my cats, M.G.’s, Rome, N.Y., riding Finny on the beach, letters from Leigh. Dislikes: death, no car, bossy people, crying, fighting, HOJO’s, October 22, 1977, hospitals, no friends, snakes, being alone, boredom, Mondays, allergies, geometry with Mr. N., falling off Finny, buses, 6:00 A.M. Most frequently found: around. Ambition: college (business education). Scott Willard School’s out forever! Likes: Lauren, Chevies, fast cars, rat motors, mousemotors. Queen, Led Zeppelin, The Eagles. Dislikes: 6 cylinders, Frank Sinatra, FORDS, school. Most frequently found: Lauren’s house, under a car, Alexander’s. Ambition: to be a GOOD chef. Scotty Kevin John Wilkinson A weak mind is like a microscope which magnifies trifling things, but cannot perceive great ones. Likes: racing my Suzuki, tricked-out vans, Bruce Springstien, Steely Dan, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bob Dylan, parties, Molson goldens, Heineken lager, gold baggies, the beach, A.O., scuba diving, hockey, true friends, good food, good movies Murphy’s first period class, weekend excursions to Brighton, A.M.D. Dislikes: math, no transportation, breaking down at the races, warm beer. Way Station, crowds, S.P.D., speeding tickets. Most frequently found: riding my motorcycle or reading motorcycle magazines. Ambition: college (business), Promoto-X racer. Blair Allen Yates Gateau If I could I would, but I can’t, so I won’t. Likes: Judy, Bozing, Martial Arts, wrestling, weight lifting, jogging, lions, tigers, leopards, art, T.V., outdoors, being with the person I love, being in love, being helped, training dogs. 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To our surprise this responsibility also proved burdensome to this learned group of students. It is this staff’s opinion that the difficulty in choosing senior superlatives stems from one simple, inescapable fact. Seniors are superlative in every way. Best Dancers: Cindy Campbell and Steve Pagani. Class Professors: Sue Korgen and Carl Mores. Done the Most for the Class of 1978: Terri Rossignol and John Mott. Most Likely to Succeed: Nancy DeCubellis and Ben Harrington. Class Jocks: Lori Bess and Richard Leydon. Class Chatterboxes: Lynda Leonard and Mike McCarthy. Class Farrah and Adonis: Doreen Quinn and Mark Freitas. Class Flirt and Wolf: Joy Quinton and Nick Grille. Class Artists: Kitty Colton, and Mark and Lee Kuznarowis. Most Likely Found in the Office: Don Green. Most Schooi Spirit: Cindy Campbell and Peter Vigliano. Class Clowns: Donna Robbins and Don Allen. uivi ' 1 fl 1 Class Writers: Nancy DeCubellis and John Mott. Ms. Liberation and Mr. Conservative: Gail Weekes and Leo Manning. Class Blushers: Lynn Crowell and Richard Leydon. IH,, i|p5 ..... ■r-vr, ' ’’- ' ' f ► ...t 1 1 k . 1 m Class Historians: Joanne Fraser and Ben Harrington. Class Scientists: Kim Small and Carl Mores. Most Distinctive Laughs: Ruth Surdut and Brian Ferrari. Class Couple: Pam Elvander and Bob Hewitt. Most Dramatic: Sue Korgen and John Mott. Friendliest: Linda Fagnant and Richard Leydon. Class Apple Polishers: Joy Quinton and Ricky Kudera. Class Clock-Watchers: Sue West and Rick McLaughlin. Class Devils: Donna Gilfoy and Lee Kuznarowis. Class Midget and Giant: Pam Elvander and Matt Doyle 102 Best Dressed: Kathy White and Pat Deacon. Class Musicians: Sue Korgen and Peter Vigliano Class B.S. Artists: Jeanne Condon and Don Allen. Photographs and Memories . , . David Laffoon Class of 1977 104 All that I have are these to remember you. ORGAN im 7J J J J jJTj Jl-h Jl J ' UjJ h m: i Tm cnoilck +ifvit •f do 4’hC’fKiftftj you w nf fo4o fhcm. 105 Band. I’ll Play for You... The Sandwich High Band, under the directio n of Mr. Ed Heywood, had their most successful year this season. After winning their first parade in Hyannis by blowing the other bands right onto the sidewalks, they were off and marching. Between parades and concerts the band raised $20,000 for a trip to Disney World in Florida. After their trip to Florida, they competed in the Southeastern Massachusetts Band Competition in Walpole. ■t ' I - ' ; Illt ' ltlt L«r� - ; rxJ — i ' 1 k 1 ii 1 I IT ' ' J f «• ■ roni B 1 linBli ' i -BliliitljMMl II Newspaper Staff Literary Magazine Staff First Row; Lisa Barr. Second Row: Martha Cook, Denny Fallows, Chris Suller. Third Row: Beckie Lewis, Mark Henderso Debbie Roberti. Fourth Row: Carol Young, Gail Weekes, Page Four Editor, Kitty Colton, Editor-in-Chief. Fifth Row: Ricky Kudera, Kevin Glynn, Nancy DeCubellis, Page Three Editor. Sixth Row: Bill Brown. Gail Weekes, Nancy DeCubellis, Lisa Ba.r, Jennifer Boyle, Editor-in-Chief, Debbie Roberti, Mrs. Ringer, adviser, Caroline Smith, Martha Cook, Marcia Pavao. 110 JJational Honor Society ll Sitting: Linda Fagnant, Mary McGoff, Gail Weekes, Vice-President, Nancy DeCubellis, President, Kim Smail, Joy Quinton, Ruth Surdut. Ending: Cindy Campbell, John Walker, Leo Manning, Carl Mores, Sue Korgen, Alma Perry, Treasurer, Ricky Kudera, Maureen McNamara, Lori Bess, Joanne fiser, Kitty Colton, Secretary, Beckie Lewis, Frances Justice. ,1 lladio Station Front; Mark Fitzpatrick, Brendon Sullivan, Sean Feeley, Fritz Capone, Ronald Rondea, Scott Brown. Front i:k: Mark Kaznarwitz, Mark Gambaro Rear: Cark Mores, Glenn Weaver, Adrew Titcomb, Matt Doyle, Leo mning. Right to center: Stephnie Suller, Julie Hannon, Anita Gaffney, Wendy Palvas, Chris Sutler. Ill Yearbook Staff i Sitting: Martha Cook, Sharon Palmer, Linda Buckland, Sara Titcomb, Ruth Surdut, Beckie Lewis, Frances Justice. Standing: Leo Manning, Sports Editor, Lisa Barr, Gail Weekes, Lay-Out Editor, Terri Rossignol, Business Manager, Nancy DeCubellis, Editor-in Chief, Lynda Leonard, Organization Editor, Joanne Fraser, Underclassmen Editor, Kitty Colton, Art Editor. Standing Back: Lisa Goodwin, Sue Korgen, Ricky Kudera, Peter Vigliano, Subscription Manager, Denny Fallows, Bill Brown, Photography Editor. Missing: John Mott, Copy Editor. Student Council 112 Gail Weeks, Maure McNamara, Martha Cook, Ar Roell, Regina Jacinto, Gra Diprete, Suzanne McNama Mareia Pavao, Heather Marsh Richard Leydon, Joy Quint( Suzanne Lemieux, Brian McC cheon. Drama Club drainer’s Club In front: Mr. Murphy, adviser, Brendon Ahearn. Second row: Gail Weeks, Kitty Colten, Debbie Leonard, Jane Decubellis, Sue Korgen, Nancy Decubellis, Peter Gill, Jim Bonarek, Joy Quinton, Steven Choate. Back Row: Laura Willie, Leslie Power. 113 William Sangster, adviser, Kari Simpson, Alma Perry, David Silva, Mark Currier, David r )her. 115 First Row; C. Fairneny, J. Quinton, K. Anderson, L. Bess, D. Cornman, K. Simpson, Trainer. Second Row: V. Gaffney, D. Robbins, F. Justice, L. Crowell, J. Borjeson, Trainer Alma Perry, Coach J. Earle. Third Row: J. McGrath, M. Cook, A. Roell, D. Stanley, M. McNamara, S. Alvezi. Field Hockey I Although the girls posted a respectable 9-3-2 record, they finished a disappointing third in the highly competitive Cape a | Islands League. Captains this year were seniors Karen Anderson and Lori Bess. High scorers for the year were Lori Bess (2 I Jody Mcgrath (14), and Kim Pola (10). Lori Bess, Kim Pola and Lynn Crowell won places on the All-Cape team VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY 1977 League Record; 9-3-2 Sandwich 16 Chatham 0 Sandwich 6 Cape Tech 0 Sandwich 2 Vineyard 1 Sandwich 7 Nantucket 0 Sandwich 8 Provincetown 1 Sandwich 2 Nauset 2 Sandwich 0 Harwich 2 Sandwich 4 Chatham 0 Sandwich 0 Vineyard 0 Sandwich 5 Cape Tech 1 Sandwich 7 Provincetown 0 Sandwich 1 Nauset 2 Sandwich 16 Nantucket 2 Sandwich 0 Harwich 3 First Row: V. Finerty, C. Santos, S. Milroy, K. Simpson, S. McArdle, Second Row: M. Dolan, J. King, H. O’Rork, K. Arthur, T. Cornman, M. Cooke, Trainer A. Perry. Third Row: L. Power, J. DeCubellis, S. Scovill, M. DeConto, C. Gourley, S. Alvezi. Fourth Row: Coach S. Burlingame. JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY 1977 League Record: 5-2-1 Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich 5 Chatham 0 4 Vineyard 1 3 Chatham 0 3 Nauset 0 0 Harwich 0 3 Vineyard 0 0 Nauset 0 2 Harwich 4 Soccer First Row: Manager D. Silva, D. Thomas, E. Milroy, B. Kingsbury, R. Messier, B. O’Rork, M. Bridges, R. Walker, Trainer D. Tooher, D. Fournier. Second Row: S. Titcomb, S. Murry, J. Earle, M. Frank, R. Willette, M. Foley, S. Pagani, J. Santos, R. Leydon, J. Walker, J. Pagani, M. Finerty, Trainer W. Sangster, Coach Harry Evans. Despite being a young team, Sandwich finished second in the Cape and Islands League, behind arch-nemesis Nauset. The Blue Knights we re led by senior captains, John Walker and Rich Leydon. The Knights’ high-powered offense was led by Matt Bridges, who was the second leading scorer on the Cape. The defense was awesome. The Knights allowed only eight goals while scoring forty-three. The most disappointing loss of the season came at the hands of Masconomet in the first round of the Eastern Massachusetts Division II Tournament. However the Knights are a young team and many expect a tournament berth next year. Players selected to the All-Cape squad were John Walker, Rich Leydon, Matt Bridges, Mike Finnerty, and Eric Milroy. . ' . -v i ' . i VARSITY SOCCER 1977 League Play: Sandwich 5 Upper Cape 9-2-1 0 Sandwich 4 Harwich 0 Sandwich 5 Cape Tech 0 Sandwich 0 Nauset 1 Sandwich 2 Chatham 2 Sandwich 2 Vineyard 0 Sandwich 4 Upper Cape 1 Sandwich 10 Harwich 2 Sandwich 1 Nauset 2 Sandwich 4 Cape Tech 0 Sandwich 4 Chatham 0 Sandwich 2 Vineyard 0 Post Season: Sandwich 2 Masconomet 3 Cross-Country 1977 was a rebuilding year for Coach Bill Naylor and the Sandwich Harriers, who compiled a 4-5-1 League record. Two 8th graders should prove to be excellent prospects in the future. Annelie Chapman was the number-one girl on the Cape. She also won an award at the Dartmouth Invitational Meet. Jim Bondarek won the stickman award for being the most improved runner. Senior captain, Daniel Diprete, finished his four years of service to the team in style by being elected to the All-Cape team and winning MVP for the Sandwich team. He also won 9 meets during the season. Lettermen for the team were Dan Diprete, Chris Wright, Ken Hickey, Randy Gallarani, Wade Power, and Annelie Chapman. i Basketball First Row: Debbie Stanley, Gail Weeks, Lori Bess, Joy Quinton, Suzanne Lemieux, Maureen McNamara. Second Row: Coach Zion, Sharon Palmer, Gina Jacinto, Linda Buckland, Daphne Cornman, Cassie Santos, Jody McGrath. Missing from picture is Marie DeConto. Basketball i I II li Front Row; J. Liberty, C. Mores, M. Freitas, R. McLaughlin, E. Milroy, Trainers D. Tooher and W. Sanngster. Back Row: Asst. Coach W. Earle, Asst. Coach T. Taylor, J. Mott, K. Glynn, T. McMahon, G. Landers, Asst. Coach E. Giardino, Coach R. Inman. 1 ' i Junior Varsity and Freshman Basketball Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball First row: B. Earle, coach, J. Santos, D. Thomas, S. Closson, K. Hickey, S. Kazangian Back row: J. Doyle, J. McMahon, J. Lottus. Boys’ Freshman Basketball First row: E. Giardino, coach, H. Weekes, B. Thurston, J. Olsen, 0. Alejandro, B. Gaboon. Back row: M. LeBlanc, J. Manning, J. Govoni, C. Broder, S. Liberty, C. Mores, R. Dugan. Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball First row: K. McKay, L. Mangan, C. Fairneny, A. M. Dinius, S. Milroy, H. O’Rork, W. Pavelas, E. Baptiste, S. Smith, A. Gaffney. Back row: C. Burlingame, coach, S. Hanley, S. Barr, R. Merritt, M. McAndless, E. Martain, K. Gagnon, M. Maito, S. McNamara, J. Crowell, A. Perry, trainer, C. Simpson, student teacher. Basketball Cheerleading Jane Olson, Jan Guillmette, Pam Forton, Fran Justice, Ruth Surdut, Christie Simpson, Chris Herdon, Mary McGoff, Marsha Legacy. Stacey Bigwood, Mickey Cook, Carol Sozio, Sally Bellevance, Cheryl Ahonen, Laura Rasche. Ice Hockey Front Row: J. DeFelice, S. Buckland, D. Rossignol, M. Bridges, S. Glynn, T. Messier, R. Tourville, D. Allen, S. Dolan, D. Yeager, Back Row: Trainer W. Sangster, Asst. Coach J. , Coach A. Norton, B. Ferrari, W. O’Brian, T. Kelly, B. Brun, B. Stobbart, P. Vigliano, M. Miskovsky, P. Cook, B. Hewit, R. Ferrari, Heather Marshall. Hockey Cheerleaders Tara DiPersio, Ellen Tully, Debbie Kelly, Lynda Leonard, Kim Foley, Linda Morrissey, Jackie Brule, Pam Elvander, Jane Thomas, Terri Rossignol. Swim Team I Front Row: B. Richmond, G. Diprete, A. Hickey, B. Kingsbury, K. Anderson, A. ROell. Second Row: R. Rondeau, J. Briggs, J. Lombard, S. Suckling, R. Leydon, M. Foley, J. Mcgoff, C. Freitas, V. Gaffney. Third Row: M. Fuller, J. Giampetro, J. Green, S. Cotter, C. Young, J. Hagburg, J. Timmerman, A. Chapman, S. Freitas, S. Westfield, D. ROell. The Sandwich High School Swim Team did a commendable job during their first year of competition under the coaching of Mrs. Babbit. Caroline and Sue Freitas, Bruce Kingsbury, and Richard Leydon were the top swimmers. Because all but one team member will be returning next year, another fine season is expected. Y Ta Tnber thetiwes of our lives... It’s The Gong Show! Amatuer talent was displayed at its best during The Gong Show, sponsored by the class of 1978. Mr. Murphy, who had the honor of being master of ceremonies, began the evening with a barrel of laughs. The highly amused audience marveled at “Robert Bedford, ” while the High Society Chicks clucked their way into our hearts. The Adonises from Muscle Beach bulged their way around the stage until the audience could handle no more. The judges, Mrs. Coggeshall, Mrs. Palmer, and Mr. Sangster, seemed to be more interested in the daily news than the show. But the joke was on them as their act was met by the ringing of the gong, rung by no-one but the king himself. As the night wore on, the Waltons bid a final farewell and a final farewell, (and a final farewell), until the curtain mercifully closed. 136 Winter Carnival The Winter Carnival for 1978, sponsored by Sandwich High School’s numerous classes and organizations, turned ou t to be a great success. The evening was filled with smiling faces of young and old alike. There were a number of booths in operation and one hardly knew where to start losing money first. The most likely place was where the crowd gathered to watch Mr. Earle succumb to smiling, soft-ball-wielding youths. Other favorite faculty members, as well, were persuaded to brave the torrent. Dart-throwing, flour-blowing, and space-walking were also popular, as the young can attest. A stereo. Bruins tickets. SPUSH and an autographed basketball from the Celtics were among the top prizes given away. Hot dogs and all sorts of baked goods were being sold so that no one would go hungry. Who says you can’t please everybody? The snow fell, and SHS visited Pat’s i ' i iti- ' ■r m HH 4 1 HAapgfflBKj ■Muyf f p . J ' H . ' ' P H4s.j«r u Hn3 Kmii. ‘ iH an from Atlantas m not kidding my feet really are stuck. O.K., John, put the gun away! I’ll start you! I always wanted a real one. 145 I don’t believe he said that. Hurry up, Rod. I think I hear someone coming. My child, I could, I could show you things you’ve never dreamed of. 146 Mooooo! My God. my hand won’t work. Excuse the interruption. Will Ed Heywood please come to the office? 147 Harry’s bionic weapon. Oh, tee-hee-hee, I like your perfume too. So, you want to see your SAT scores! We just love these college men! And I love you too Mr. Whitelaw School stimulates the mind 80% of you wll break your arms before you re 40 149 That’s I before E except after C. Holy who? No sevens, Steve, go fish. Who turned out the lights? 150 They can make us cook it, but they can’t make us eat it. Wallflowers. The next wise guy who writes “pudgy” on my blackboard is going to get a punch in the mouth. Come any closer and I’ll drop it! All the best players use “Macho . I The ball goes INTO the hoop? We never knew. Do you think I ' ll make Cosmo’s centerfold? Would you like a ride little boy? Vhat do you mean we’re not old enough to play at the DW? Compliments from THE VILLAGE LAUNDROMAT to the Class of 1978. Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 CAPE COD AUTO PARTS INC. Jarves Street, Sandwich, Ma. 888-1333 HAIRITAGE BARBER SHOP 141 Route 6A Tues-Fri. Paul Ponte Sandwich, Mass. 02563 888-9805 152 TITCOMB’S BOOK SHOP Rt. 6A E. Sandwich, MA. 02537 giBRYDEN VirQ AGENCIES ...serving the community since 1953 INSURANCE 124 Route 6A Sandwich, Cape Cod, Massachusetts 02563 Telephone (617) 888-2244 THE DROP SPINDLE 888-2195 DOMESTIC IMPORTED NEEDLEPOINT YARN CRAFT Rte 6A-E Sandwich 153 888-2525 Compliments from ARNOLD’S PACKAGE SHOP Route 6A Sandwich, Mass. 02563 Imported and Domestic Wines and Liquors Cold Beer Ice Cubes Congratulations to the Class of 1978 YANKEE CLIPPER, INC. 131 Route 6A Sandwich, Mass. 02563 III Compliments of the EARLE OF SANDWICH MOTEL MANOR Route 6A Sandwich, Mass. 02537 THAYER PHARMACY Ralph L. Persichillo B.S. Reg. Pharm. (Formerly Sandwich Pharmacy Route 6A Sandwich, Mass. Tel: 888-0018 OLD COUNTY HARDWARE BAIT BEACH SHOP BAIT BEACH SHOP Everything A Fisherman Needs Rte. 6A At Old County Road East Sandwich 888-2420 Good Luck Class of 1978 SANDWICH POLICE ASSOCIATION Sandwich, Massachusetts Pages Sponsored by: Spring Hill Motel Lodge Sandy Neck Motel Sullivan Applicance Center Best wishes to the Class of “78” “Service is our Most Important Asset” THE CAPE AND ISLANDS INSURANCE AGENCY George Grawford Phil Grawford Corner of Tupper Rd. and Route 6A 888-2117 Sandwich 155 Time it was, and what a time it was, it was . . . a time of innocence, a time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be ... . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; they’re all that’s left you. Song Credits Just a Song Before I Go Crosby Stills and Nash Right Back Where We Started From Pierre Tubbs and Vince Edwards In My Life John Lennon and Paul McCartney Copyright ® 1965 Northern Songs Limited All rights for the United States, Canada, Mexico and the Philippines controlled by Maclen Music, Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved. I Get By With A Little Help From My Friends John Lennon and Paul McCartney My Little Town ® 1975 Paul Simon Still Crazy After All These Years ® 1974 Paul Simon Precious and Few Metis Boogie Nights R. Temperton Places in My Past James Taylor This One’s For You Barry Manilow Short People ® 1977 Randy Newman The Way We Were Marvin Hamlish We May Never Pass This Way Again Seals and Crofts Photographs and Memories Jim Croce ® Copyright 1971, 1972 Blendingwell Music, Inc. ® Copyright 1971, 1972 in U.S.A. and Canada Blendingwell Music, Inc. American Broadcasting Music, Inc. c o Publishers’ Licensing Corporation 488 Madison Avenue, New York, New York 10022 Time in a Bottle Jim Croce ® Copyright 1971, 1972 Blendingwell Music, Inc. ® Copyright 1971, 1972 in U.S.A. and Canada Blendingwell Music, Inc. American Broadcasting Music, Inc. Publishers’ Licensing Corporation 488 Madison Avenue, New York, New York 10022 Used by permission. All Rights reserved. I’ll Play For You Seals and Crofts Sing a Song Joe Raposo Times of Your Life Paul Anka We Are the Champions Freddie Mercury Bookends ® 1968 Paul Simon