Somerset High School - Raider / Memoirs Yearbook (Somerset, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1969 volume:

■ Somerset High School Somerset, Massachusetts Zhe Kaider 1969 Laugh and be merry together, like brothers akin, Guesting a while in the rooms of a beautiful inn— Glad till the dancing stops, and the life of music ends Laugh till the game is played; and be merry, my friends. 2 4 5 6 7 foreword Somerset High School has had a different meaning for each of us. In our four years here, we have each undergone individual ex¬ periences. Each of us has been challenged and each of us has accepted the challenge in a different way. From academic, athletic, extra¬ curricular, and social endeavors; from invalu¬ able relationships with faculty and fellow stu¬ dents; from ceremony and informality; from our very presence here at Somerset High. School, we have drawn our education. We have many experiences in common, many moments to share as memories. Within the covers of this book we have run the gamut from the turned on, tuned in” side of high school life to the studious, serious side. What we have been, what we are, and what we will be may be somewhere on these pages. Read this book carefully. It is a special record of your last years in high school. It is a record of many people involved in many things. Each one is involved, and no one is important by himself, for a yearbook is a rec¬ ord of many, a record of a school—and it is people who make up a school. 8 9 ;Dedication The Class of 1969 respectfully salutes Mr. William Barrar as the teacher to whom we dedicate the 1969 Raider. He has reached many of us with his sincere interest as teacher and friend, whether it was in a social studies class, driver education class, or just in passing during a regular school day. For his dedication and sincerity, we bestow on him in return this dedication, and with this selective honor, we extend our wishes for many more years of health and success that he may continue to serve the many students who pass through Somerset High. ) 10 II Zhe Raider Staff Editors GERTRUDE WILKINS EUGENE WILLIAMS Advisors GEORGE PONTES RUTH B. MASON 12 business Managers ROSEMARY FRADO KENNETH LOVEJOY BUSINESS STAFF Front Row: C. Lussier, P. Levesque, N. Lamothe, M. Nobrega, J. Feno, M. Neher, M. Andrade, S. Agrella, C. Morris. Second Row: M. Perreira, K. Therrien, N. Grant, N. DeCotret, M. Morley, C. Kiley, S. Mello, C. DiBona. Third Row: L. Sim¬ mons, L. Thomas, L. Gitlin, T. Garrity, J. Bower, R. Tokarz, K. Vieira, W. Bowers, D. Nordeste. Back Row: G. Duerden, W. Goff, S. Wilusz, S. Roy, G. Tripp, P. Coffey, G. Morse, P. Duddy, E. Eldon. 14 1 06.135 BHHaMMi TYPING STAFF Front Row: S. Dacey, P. Levesque, C. Lancashire, C. Matthew, A. Silvia, D. Donnelly. Second Rote: K. Perry, D. Caron, R. Schmidt, J. Bisaillon, C. Mor¬ ris, S. Arruda, S. Mello, L. Pelletier. Back Rote: J. Bos- sen, S. Smith, E. Roberge, A. Perry, K. Arruda, C. Isaacs. 15 A Superintendent Stands {J. Kilgrew „Assistant to the Superintendent Zhomas S. Daley MO? % 1 0k«S0 ' $k-- V ' 16 Principal Sdward . Hauler 17 A Vice Pmcipab MISS RUTH B. MASON MR. RICHARD MAHONEY MR. GEORGE E. MORRIS 18 MR. ALDEN MR. AUDETTE MR. BARRAR L MR. BERNARDO MISS BIONDI Zhe faculty MR. BREZINSKI MR. BURNS MISS CALLAHAN MRS. CARON MISS CARON MR. CHAUVETTE MISS CORCORAN MR. CORCORAN MR. CROUCH MR. CUCINOTTA MISS DAGHIR MRS. DANIELSON 20 R ' MISS FURZE MRS. GAUDREAU MR. GAUDREAU MR. GRIFFIN MR. HADAD MR. HAGGERTY 21 A MR. HENRY MISS HOLLERAN MR. KELLY MR. KNECHT MRS. LA FLEUR MRS. LAMOUREUX MR. LANE MR. LAVOIE MR. LEARY 22 MR. MC MANUS MRS. MC NAMARA MR. MERCIER 23 A MISS NOWACKI MR. O ' DONNELL MISS O ' NEIL MR. PETRILLO MR. PONTES MR. RAPOSE 24 MR. SANDONIERSKI MISS SCANLON MR. SHAHDAN MR. SMITH MISS E. SOUSA MISS J. SOUZA 25 i MR. R. SOUZA MR. STACKPOLE MRS. STRICKMAN MR. E. SULLIVAN MR. J. SULLIVAN MRS. M. SULLIVAN MR. W. SULLIVAN MR. TAVARES MR. WARD 26 MR. WHITE MISS WORTON MR. WORTON I MR. ZAGORSKI MRS. BRIDGES MRS. CORREA MRS. HAMILTON MRS. WINSLOW MRS. MORGAN 27 Spring ’68 M S.M. S. 28 I Champs ’68 Led by several promising juniors—pitchers, Mike Klek and Dave Pierce, and fielders, Larry Thomas and Steve Benevides the ’68 Varsity squad was able to shout jubilantly, We’re number one!’’ at the close of a fruitful Narry League season and a 5-0 pre-season schedule. For the second time in a row, the Raiders, who incidently had the highest team batting average in the league (.272) reached the semi-finals of the Eastern Massachusetts Class B baseball tournament. With about half of the team returning next year and with several promising members of the JV team advancing into the varsity ranks, Somerset can look forward to another very successful sea son in 1969- VarSltlJ p fon( p ow; q, Dewsnap, J. Jew, S. Borden, C. Fisher, R. Sullivan, W. Bowers, S. Benevides, D. Pierce, D. Mahoney, M. Klek, L. Comte, G. Remy, D. Gorham, H. Velozo, T. McDermott, H. Botelho, Bergeron, L. Benevides, K. McGee. Second Row: Coach Thomas, D. Banville, G. Dowty. Third Row: R. Le- K. Simons. 30 ‘Junior Varsity (iijji infff ffe ' ill Junior Varsity Front Row: A. Silvia, S. Kiaeavy, T. Bowers, W. Wrobleski, E. Ward, R. Chung, M. O’Brien, T. Borges, R. Chasse, M. Robillard. Second Row: Coach Souza, B. Sullivan, R. Tetreault, R. Kowalski, P. DeMarco, W. Barrar, G. Velozo, J. O’Neil, R. Wolstencroft, J. Rothw ell. 31 { ' jo If Zeam Front Row: R. Gauthier, R. Desrosiers, G. Morse, D. Rothwell, L. Gitlin, M. Fauthier, J. Morse. Second Row: Mr. Corcoran, T. Whitehouse, W. Gell, P. Higginbotham, K. Lovejoy, N. McMillan. Softball Zeam Front Row: L. Dallaire, R. Brisebois, P. Souza, M. McDermott, D. Seaman, J. Doyle, L. Fish. Second Row: D. Janvier, B. Connors, J. Boiselle, J. Kineavy, S. Augusto, S. Arruda, L. Borges, Coach F. Corcoran. Softball 1968 The Raiderettes once again captured a place of prominence in the league. Led by Co¬ captains Joann Doyle and Linda Fish, the team finished the season with a 6-2 record, placing them in the runner-up position. The spirit, sportsmanship, and determination in¬ stilled in the players by Coach Corcoran urged them on to success both at practice and at the games. Although this was the final year for many of the starting players, the group of underclassmen who follow will surely carry on in the same spirit next year. Front Row: D. Paine, D. Seaman, M. McDermott, L. Fish, J. Doyle, C. Lassonde, L. Dallaire, L. Borges. Second Row: C. Lavoie, K. Leonard, A. Furze, J. Robillard, C. Rezendes, A. Souza, A. Silvia, Miss Corcoran. Third Row: N. Janvier, D. Janvier, P. Dionne, J. Boiselle, S. Sherman, M. Silvia, B. Marchand, J. Lackey. 33 Spring Concert Through the combined efforts of music di¬ rector, Terrell Stackpole, and the various music organizations of Somerset High, the annual Spring Concert was held at the Junior High auditorium. A few selected performances by the orchestra were Overture in A Minor and The Dalton Set. Among the pieces played by the concert band were some well known marches of John Philip Sousa. The concert choir sang three folk songs dating back to Johannes Brahms, and also two tradi¬ tional spirituals. Assisting the concert choir in Jabberwocky was the Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School brass choir. A highlight of the concert was the presenta¬ tion of a gift of appreciation to music instructor Miss Marta Biondi who in June 1968 left Somer¬ set to resume teaching in New Hampshire. 34 35 j Ukx 36 37 Seniors ' Dim ’68 Sharing some last moments in laughter and gaiety, the graduating class of 1968 attended their senior banquet at White’s on June 5, 1968. Performing one of his final tasks as Class Presi¬ dent was toastmaster Louis Benevides. Highlighting this event as entertainers were some of the well known members of the class, and of course, the dedication of The Raider 1968 to teacher and coach, Robert F. Souza. 39 Graduation ’68 On June 12, 1968, graduation was held once again in the gym¬ nasium, newly renovated and ex¬ panded. To the strains of Pomp and Circumstance, Larry Thomas, President of the Junior Class, led the graduates of ’68 in procession. Once ceremonies got underway, Seniors, Jonathan Greenburg and Frederick Cichon, delivered their commencement addresses. 40 , Carousel On that cool summer evening, June 14, 1968, pretty Diane Nois- eaux was chosen queen of The carousel’’ with Linda Pelletier and Carol Wycislak as her court. Only hours before, the junior art com¬ mittee, headed by Susan Augusto and supervised by Mr. White, had completed their painstaking prep¬ arations for the prom, the first to be held in the new cafeteria at the high school. Set to the theme of Carousel,” the prom was beautifully carried out by having a miniature carousel, colorful garden scenery, and a multitude of flowers, all adding up to a panoramic evening of color and entertainment. 42 43 44 Dedications Seniors—You’ll Never Walk Alone Juniors—Riding Along on a Carousel Faculty—Carousel Waltz Mr. Kaylor— What’s the Use of Wond’rin’ Miss Mason—Soliloquy Miss Nenna—If I Loved You Mr. White— When the Children Are Asleep Committee Chairman Decorations Susan Augusto Maureen Nobrega Refreshments Carol Morris Susan Arruda Programs Invitations, Favors Janice Feno Tickets and Publicity Sandra Mello Props Larry Proc Danny Nordeste Bobby LeComte j 45 t Jail ’6$ M S.Ji.S 46 47 48 In 1968, the Raiders compiled an impressive 6-2-1 record en route to second place in the Narry League. Led by All-Narry” co-captain Larry- Thomas and sophomore Ray Kowalski, the Raiders scored 161 points in 9 games while allowing 78 points to their opponents. The Raiders were strongly disappointed by a 13-12 upset by Old Rochester which cost them the league championship. In this game, four Rai der touchdowns were disallowed because of penalties. But the team swept the remaining four games of their season’s schedule. This in¬ cluded two shut-outs and a victory over Case which brought the 49’ers trophy back to Somerset, the real home of the trophy. . VARSITY TEAM: F. Raposa. R. Paul, J. Costa, D. Tetreault, Co-Captains D. Lecomte and L. Thomas, M. Klek, K. Lan¬ cashire, G. Tripp, P. Coffey, A. Pineault, B. Martin, Coach Tavares. Second Row. Coach Sullivan, Coach Sousa, R. Wolsten- croft, A. Silvia, R. Lecomte, W. Goff, D. Nordeste, T. Whitehouse, D. Harvey, R. Silvia, A. Bowers, H. Botelho, T. Mc¬ Dermott, E. Ward, J. Rothwell, R. Hagerman. Third Row: J. Morse, J. Berube, W. Wrobleski, J. Curt, S. Costa, P. DeMarco, R. Kowalski, S. Davidson, D. Seward, K. Kaylor, W. Petrillo, A. Dorsky, B. Sullivan, S. Clark, D. Katon. Mine Md White Jorever! Honor Zhose Who Carry On! E .. M. - •• m Cvi. SWl w The men who make the game go, Coaches Sousa and Mc¬ Donald, look for openings for their offense, while the Raiders push toward the goal line. 51 Tight l Zeam! Tight! Do ] our West! 52 Do ] our West Jor SM.SJ Games are won or lost by inches and these are the men who know it best. 53 54 Cheerleaders P. Kinnane, B. Machado, F. Gonsalves, B. Connors (Head), S. Augusto, C. Colon, M. Rocha, D. Boule. Senior Majorettes neeling: J. Feno, D. Levesque anding: S. O’Grodnik, V. Good S. Arruda, M. Wolsten- Oliveira, P. Ferreira. Pep Squad Kneeling: K. Leonard, B. Lynch, C. Gorham, J. Silvia, N. Hordern, B. Connors. Standing: J. Rocha, K. Burns, V. Chagnon, H. Kilgrew, N. Dator, M. Sabre. oft We are from Somerset High And no one could be prouder. If you can hear us now, We’ll yell it all the louder.” Slag Zwirlers Kneeling: D. Murphy, K. Perry, J. Harrison. Standing: R Reis, R. Amdur, P. Gariepy. 58 J5 60 Zke fame Thanksgiving, November 28, 1968, was the last day that seventeen seniors donned the blue and white of Somerset High. Honored the day before at the annual Case Rally, these seventeen football players had only one thing in mind— bring back the 49’ers Trophy by beating Case High. Beat Case they did! A crowd of five thousand looked on and saw Case score the first and the last touchdown of the game, but they also saw Somerset’s Ray Kowalski score three touchdowns and Tom McDermott kick the point which proved to be the deciding edge of Somerset’s 19-18 victory. A jubilant Somer¬ set team left Hanson Memorial Field that after¬ noon, and perhaps happiest of all was Coach James Sullivan who saw the 49’ers Trophy come back to Somerset for the sixth time in seven years. 61 Cross Country This season proved to be a very successful one for the cross country team. High¬ lighting the team’s 5-7 season was its recognition as a varsity team in the Narry League. Juniors Francis Brough and Bob Mullen, who consistently finished first and second in many meets, received letters and gold medals for their accomplishments. The opposition will definitely have to look out for Somerset next year considering several of the Raiders’ meets were lost by only small margins and also considering the majority of the team will be returning next year. THE TEAM D. Trudeau K. Gartner S. Michaud B. Lackey Standing: R. Mullens G. Perry S. Batt A. Gagne E. Williams F. Brough Coach Bernardo Front Row: B. Connors J. Ferreira K. Leonard B. Bigelow J. Robillard B. Lynch L. Silvia Back Row: J. Dator K. Burns D. McCarraher C. Peterson M. Silvia Coach Corcoran G. Paradise A. Souza J. Lapointe A. Furze K. Johnson B. Lussier V. Tteld Mockey 62 Bristol County Champs ' 1 M K £ 1 Is MM CO-CAPTAINS AND COACH Beth Connors, Miss Corcoran, Linda Borges. For the fourth straight year, the girls’ field hockey team won the crown in the Bristol County League. Through a combination of determination, ex¬ perience, and potential both at prac¬ tice and in games, how could they be anything less than champions. Victory was the aim of the players as they met each opponent, averaging two goals a game and compiling a record of 8 wins, 3 ties, and no losses. Varsity i Kneeling: Rezendes, H. Kineavy, S. B. Connors, L. Borges. Mello, P. Dionne, S. Standing: Miss Corcoran, V. Goodwin, D. Paskowski, J. Feno, L. Dallaire. Boule, S. Arruda,- B. Marchand, C. 63 Somerset High — Carpe T)iem 64 ROBERTA C. ADAMS Nickname: Candy You can preach a better sermon with your lips. —Goldsmith Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Glee; Library Associates; Mixed Chorus; Of¬ fice Helper; Prom Committee. SHARON MARIE AGRELLA Nickname: Sha The best of life is conversation.”—R.W. Emerson Activities: Office Helper; The Raider. BRUCE LIONEL ABALLO Nickname: Mr. Spock Everything excels in something in which another fails.”—Publius Syrus Activities: Driver Education. JANET E. ALTHAM Nickname: Twin Must show it, happiness was born a twin.”—Byron Activities: Case Rally; Driver Ed¬ ucation; FTA; Glee; Library Asso¬ ciates; Mixed Chorus; Prom Com¬ mittee. WESLEY JAMES ALLARDICE Nickname: Wes The integrating mechanisms transform what would otherwise be merely a collection of cells and tissues into a single unit—a multi¬ cellular individual like man, who can react to his environment as a well-integrated whole.”—Carlson and Johnson Activities: Band; Case Rally; Chess; Driver Education; Football; Male Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Orchestra; Pep Band; Science Club; Men of Note; Marching Band. JOYCE MARIE ALTHAM Nickname: Joyce A little nonsense, now and then, is relished by the wisest of men.”—Anonymous Activities: Glee; Case Rally; Driver Educa¬ tion; FTA; Library Associates; Mixed Cho¬ rus. T ' KATHLEEN M. ARRUDA Nickname: K. A. Learn as if you were to live forever. Live as if you were to die tomorrow.”— Ghandi Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; The Raider; Office Helper; Prom Committee; Senior Secretarial Society. DONNA M. AMARAL Nickname: Donna Above all nations is humanity.”—Goldwin Smith Activities: Case Rally, Driver Education, Jun¬ ior Red Cross, Office Helper. MARY T. ANDRADE Nickname: Mary ' They’ll be new dreams, maybe better dreams and plenty, before the last revolving day is through.”—Joni Mitchell Activities: Breeze; Driver Education; Folk Music Club; ETA; Glee; Library Associate; The Raider; Prom Committee. STEPHEN R. AMARAL Nickname: Clutch It matters not how a man dies but how he lives.”—Samuel Johnson Activities: Driver Education; The Raider. 67 SUSAN GAYLE ARRUDA Nickname: Sue What is originality? It is being oneself.”—Samuel T. Coleridge Activities: Field Hockey; Basketball; Case Rally; SAA Treasurer; Driver Education; FTA; Girls Glee; Leaders Club; Majorettes; Mixed Chorus; Prom Committee; Varsity Club; Vol¬ leyball. Most Cikely Zo Succeed Rosemary Frado and Ken Lovejoy SUSAN R. AUGUSTO Nickname: Suzie We act as though comfort and luxury were the chief requirements of life, when all that we need to make us really happy is something to be enthusiastic about. —Charles Kingsley Activities: Basketball; Case Rally; Cheerlead¬ er; Folk Music Club; Girls Glee; Leaders Club; Concert Choir; Pep Squad; Prom Com¬ mittee; Varsity Club; Volleyball. NANCY M. BALLARD Nickname: Nance Some men see things as they really are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not.”—Robert F. Kennedy Activities: Majorette; Mixed Chorus; Girls Glee;- Basketball; Softball; Dramatic Club; Breeze; Science Club; Leaders Club; Student Council. 68 DAVID R. BANVILLE Nickname: Dave Chance favors the prepared mind. —Louis Pasteur. Activities: Baseball; Varsity Club. STEPHEN W. BENEVIDES Nickname: Steve A companion that is cheerful is worth gold. —Izaak Walton Activities: Baseball; Basketball; Football; Cafeteria Helper; Driver Education; Junior Red Cross; Prom Committee; Varsity Club. MELISSA ELLEN BARON Nickname: Meliss Any man is free except the one who can live as he chooses. —Persius Activities: Breeze; Case Rally; Driver Edu¬ cation; Folk Music Club; Prom Committee; Library Aids. JOHN BERTHOLDE Nickname: John Think about it tomorrow; after all, to¬ morrow is another day.”—O’Hara STEVE ALAN BARRETTE Nickname: Tiny It matters not how long we live, it is how.” —Baily Activities: Basketball; Case Rally; Driver Education; Football; Projectionists; Prom Committee. JOAN ELIZABETH BISAILLON Nickname: Joana If you do what you want in life, your life will be a mess; If you eat what you want in life, your body will be a mess.”— Anonymous Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Prom Com¬ mittee; The Raider. 69 JACQUELINE A. BOISSELLE Nickname : Jackie If you provoke me, I’ll make you laugh on the other side of your mouth. —John Ozell Activities: Class Officer; Driver Education; Girls Glee; Junior Red Cross; Leaders Club; Library Aids; Mixed Chorus; Pep Squad; Softball; Volleyball; Basketball. STEVEN A. BOISSONEAULT Nickname: Steve Every man has his fault, and honesty is his.”—Shakespeare Activities: Football; Driver Education. LINDA DIANA BORGES Nickname-. Lin Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. —Samuel Johnson Activities: Basketball; Cafeteria Helper; Case Rally; Class Representative; Driver Education; Field Hockey; FTA; Girls Glee; Leaders Club; Mixed Chorus; Prom Committee; Soft- ball; Varsity Club; Volleyball. JOAN M. BOSSEN Nickname: Joan There is a time to keep silence, and a time to speak. —Ecclesiastes Activities: Breeze. ROGER A. BOUGIE Nickname: Bouge Nothing is more precious than life.”_ Euripides Activities: Cafeteria Helper; Driver Educa¬ tion; Football; The Raider. 70 Larry Thomas ' and Beth Connors Most Athletic WILLIAM JOSEPH BOWERS, JR. Nickname: Bill Any man can stand up to his op¬ ponents; give me a man who can stand up to his friends.”—William Gladstone Activities: Baseball; Case Rally; Driv¬ er Education; Football; The Raider; Prom Committee; Varsity Club; Stu¬ dent Council. DENISE MARIE BOULE Nickname: Puka And he that has the warmest heart, shall loudest laugh and sing.”—Oliver Wendell Holmes Activities: Basketball; Case Rally; Cheerlead¬ ers; Driver Education; Field Hockey; Folk Music Club; Girls Glee; Leaders Club; Mixed Chorus; Pep Squad; Softball; Varsity Club; The Raider. JOHN C. BOWER Nickname: John Any m an’s death diminishes me, because I • am involved in Mankind; and, therefore, never send to know for whom the bell tolls. It tolls for thee.”—John Donne Activities: Cross Country; Golf; Driver Ed¬ ucation; The Raider. 71 Most Popular Sandra Mello and Denis Tetreault NANCY JEAN BRAYTON Nickname: Nancy Without mu ic, life would be a mistake.” — F. W. Nietzsche Activities: Band; Orchestra; Concert Choir; Girls Glee; Driver Education; Pep Band; Prom Committee; FTA; Mixed Chorus. KATHLEEN FRANCES BRIDGE Nickname: Kathy Habit is either the best of servants or the worst of masters.”—Nathaniel Evans Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; FTA; Office Helper. NANCY JEAN BRIGHTMAN Nickname: Kathy Life is a pure flame, and we live by an invisible sun within us.”—Thomas Browne Activities: Driver Education; Girls Glee; Of¬ fice Helper; Prom Committee. 72 ROSEMARIE L. BRISEBOIS Nickname: Rosey Laugh and the world laughs with you, Weep and you weep alone; for the sad old earth must borrow its mirth, but his trouble enough of its own. —Ella Wheeler Wilcox Activities: Basketball; Driver Education; FTA; Girls Glee; Junior Red Cross; Lead¬ ers Club; Office Helper; Prom Committee; Varsity Club; Volleyball. JOHN EDWARD BUTLER JR. Nickname: Jack Thought once awakened does not again slumber.”—Carlyle Activities: Basketball Manager; Driver Edu¬ cation. CAROL L. CAHOON Nickname: Carol Some persons talk simply because they think sound is more manageable than silence — Margaret Haluy Activities: Driver Education; Cafeteria Help¬ er; Office Helper; Prom. JOHN F. CARLETON JR. Nickname: John What need we fear who knows it when none can call our power to account.”— Shakespeare Activities: Chess Club; Track. DONNA M. CARON Nickname: Donna Here is a dear and true industrious friend.” —Shakespeare Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; FTA; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Prom; The Raider. NANCY JEAN CHACE Nickname: Chacer Silence is a true friend who never betrays.” —Confucius Activities: Breeze; Driver Education; Na¬ tional Honor Society; Office Helper; Senior Secretarial Society; The Raider. 73 BARBARA A. CHARETTE Nickname: Barbara Wisdom is knowing what to do next; Virtue is doing it.”—David Star Jaordan Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Girls Glee; Library Associates; Mixed Chorus; Office Helper. ROSEMARY CLEMENT Nickname: Rosie To live as fully, as completely as possible, is the true aim of life.”—John Cowper Powys Activities: Driver Education; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Prom; Junior Red Cross. NANCY JANE CLIFTON Nickname: Nance Always happy, never sad; sometimes naugh¬ ty, never bad.”-—Anonymous Activities: Office Helper. ANITA CATHERINE COLON Nickname: Cathy If someone betrays you once it’s his fault; if he betrays you twice, it’s your fault.”— Romanian Proverb Activities: Breeze; Cafeteria Helper; Case Rally; Cheerleaders; Class Officer; Freshman Chorus; FTA; Girls Glee; Junior Red Cross; Library Aids; Pep Squad. PATRICK J. COFFEY Nickname: Pat, Tish All the world’s a stage and most of us are desperately un-rehearsed.”—James Pow¬ ers Activities: Driver Education; Football; Track; Cross-Country; The Raider. ELIZABETH LEE CONNORS Nickname: Beth To dread no eye, and to suspect no tongue, is the greatest prerogative of innocence.”—■ Samuel Johnson Activities: Basketball; Case Rally; Cheer¬ leaders; Driver Education; Field Hockey; FTA; Girls Glee; Honor Student; Leaders Club; Library Associates; Mixed Chorus; Na¬ tional Honor Society; Pep Squad; Softball; Student Council; Varsity Club; Volleyball. 74 PAULA E. CONROY Nickname: Sneeze No dull moments allowed when she enters a crowd.”—Chaucer Activities: Driver Education; Girls Glee; Library Aids; Office Helper; The Raider. JOHN FRANCIS COSTA Nickname: Jake He that lives well has skill enough.”— Randle Cotgrave Activities: Football; Varsity Club; Driver Education; Band. MARIE ELAINE COSTA Nickname: Costa To love is to believe, to hope, to know; Tis an essay, a taste of Heaven below.”— Edmund Waller Activities: Driver Education; Girls Glee; Junior Red Cross; Library Associates. Did Most lor SMS Janice Feno and Larry Thomas 75 JANET T. CUMMINGS Nickname: Jan Keep your face to the sunshine and you can¬ not see the shadow.”—Helen Keller Activities: Driver Education; FTA; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Prom. SUSAN C. DACEY Nickname: Dace Good humor is the clear blue sky of the soul.”—Fredrick Saunders Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; FTA; Girls Glee; Prom; Mixed Chorus; The Raider. JOHN DAVID CUNHA Nickname: Uncle John Good wine needs no bush.”—John Lyby Activities: Intramural Football; Driver Edu¬ cation; Case Rally. Most Artistic Eugene Williams and Susan Augusto 76 LUCILLE MARY DALLAIRE Nickname: Lu The supreme happiness of life is the con¬ viction that we are loved.”—Victor Hugo Activities: Field Hockey; FTA; Leaders Club; Prom Comittee; Softball; Varsity Club; Vol¬ leyball. ELAINE DALLAIRE Nickname: Dallie Nothing can bring you peace but your¬ self.”—Emerson Activities: Band; Dance Band; Driver Educa¬ tion; Field Hockey; Folk Music Club; FTA; Leaders Club; Orchestra; Science Club; Soft- ball; Pep Band. PENELOPE ANNE DAVIS Nickname: Pennie Hold fast to any fragments of love that are left, for sometimes a mosaic is more beautiful than an unbroken pattern.”—Dawn Powell Activities: Mixed Chorus; Girls Glee; Li¬ brary Aides; FTA; Driver Education; Case Rally. SHARYN E. DEARNALEY Nickname: Sharyn It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are.”—Publius Syrus Activities: Driver Education; Case Rally. PAULA ANN DAVIS Nickname: Paula But friendship is the breathing rose, with sweets in every fold.”—Holmes Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Of¬ fice Helper. NORMAND PAUL DECOTRET Nickname: Decco Everything is funny as long as it is hap¬ pening to somebody else.”—Will Rogers Activities: Case Rally, Driver Education; Jun¬ ior Red Cross; Prom; The Raider. 77 ANNELL DELORME Nickname: Annell Nothing ever hapens in a small town but what you hear makes up for it.”—Virginia Safford Activities: Driver Education; Library Asso¬ ciates; Prom Committee; FTA; Case Rally; Intramurals. CLAUDETTE DESROSIERS Nickname: Claud Good words are worth much and cost little.”—G. Herbert Activities: FTA; Girls Glee; Junior Red Cross; National Honor Society; Prom Com¬ mittee; Driver Education. LOUIS MICHAEL DE MELLO Nickname: Louie He that has grown to wisdom hurries not, but thinks and weighs what wisdom bids him do. —Guinicilli Activities: Basketball; Track; Driver Educa¬ tion. CHERYL ANN DIBONA Nickname: Cheryl To be human should be considered a priv¬ ilege, not an excuse.”—Putman Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; FTA; Library Associates; Office Helper; The Raid¬ er. STEVEN J. DESMARAIS Nickname: Steve I never think of the future. It comes soon enough.”—Einstein Activities: Cafeteria Helper; Driver Educa¬ tion. DARLENE DONNELLY Nickname: Doll The great end of life is not knowledge, but action.”—Huxley Activities: Pep Squad; Driver Education; Senior Secretarial Society; Prom Committee; The Raider. 78 t t GARY G. DUBE Nickname: Clutch Man Success is just a matter of luck. Ask any failure.”—Earl Wilson Activities: Chess Club; Driver Education. PAUL EDWARD DUDDY Nickname: Dud A simple life is its own reward.”—George Santayana Activities: Driver Education; The Raider. West Cook ing Susan Paskowski and Michael Klek GEORGE DUERDEN Nickname: G.E.D. If you would rule the world quietly, you must keep it amused.”—Ralph W. Emerson Activities: Projectionist; Chess Club; Driver Education; The Raider. 79 PAULINE E. DUMONT Nickname: Eddy An inability to stay quiet ... is one of the most conspicuous failings of mankind.” —Walter Bagehot Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; FTA; Folk Music Club; Library Associate; Office Helper. DENISE L. DUMAS Nickname: Dumes Ideals are like stars; you will never suc¬ ceed in touching them with your hands.” —Carl Shurz Activities: Driver Education; Library Asso¬ ciation. Most brilliant Trudy Wilkins and Eugene Williams ERIC GLEN ELDON Nickname: Rick In the life of a young man, the most es¬ sential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship.”—Sir William Olser Activities: Breeze; Driver Education; Folk Music Club; Freshman Chorus; Dramatic Club; Male Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Photog¬ raphy Club; Science Club; Track; Cross Coun¬ try; The Raider. 80 GAIL ANN EMARD Nickname: Gail The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, someone to love and something to hope for.”—Anonymous Activities: FTA; Mixed Chorus; Driver Ed¬ ucation. DAVID S. FARIA Nickname: Faria, Tuck If the world’s a wilderness, go, build hous¬ es in it.”—Lucy Larcom Activities: Track; Football. JANICE ANN FENO Nickname: Jan The love of fame is almost another name for the love of excellence.”—William Haz- litt Activities: Case Rally; Class Officer; Girl Councilor; Field Hockey; FTA; Girls Glee; ! Junior Red Cross; Leaders Club; Majorettes; Mixed Chorus; National Honor Society; Of¬ fice Helper; Prom Committee; Varsity Club; Concert Choir; The Raider; Class Officer. M. CHRISTINE FERREIRA Nickname: Chris Life is real! Life is earnest!”—Henry W. Longfellow Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Freshman Chorus; Girls Glee; Junior Red Cross; Mixed Chorus. STEVEN M. FARIAS Nickname: Steve Imagination is more important than knowl¬ edge.”—Einstein Activities: Prom Committee. PAMELA JOYCE FERREIRA Nickname: La Ferreire You can preach a better sermon with your life than with your lips.”—Goldsmith Activities: Case Rally; Majorettes; Prom Committee. 81 DAVID ROGER FLETCHER Nickname: Fletchy Life is not life at all without delight.”— Coventry Kersey Activities: Band; Track. 1 m i’A ROSEMARY LOUISE FRADO Nickname: Rosie Don’t keep forever on the public roads going only wh°re others have gone; leave the beaten track occasionally and dive into the woods. You’ll be certain to find some¬ thing you have never seen before.”—Alex¬ ander Graham Bell Activities: Band; Orchestra; Driver Education; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Concert Choir; National Honor Society; Prom; Pep Band; SAA Secretary; FTA; Office Helper; The Raider. PAULA JEAN FRANCOEUR Nickname: Paula The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed.”—Sebastien Chamfort Activities: Girls Glee; Cafeteria Help; Breeze; Library Aids; Case Rally; Driver Education; Softball; FTA. HERBERT T. GABORIAU Nickname: Herb No man who has once heartily and wholly laughed can be altogether irreclaimably bad. —Thomas Carlyle Activities: Cafeteria Helper; Prom Committee. PRISCILLA ANN GARNEAU Nickname: Pris The art of silence is as great as that of speech.”—A. Germana THOMAS R. GARRITY Nickname: T. D. Everything is good which a man does naturally.”—Ralph Waldo Emerson Activities: Band; Case Rally; Chess Club; Driver Education; Photography Club; Pro¬ jectionists; Prom Committee; The Raider. 82 WILLIAM R. GELL Nickname: Bill Wisdom is knowing what to do next; vir¬ tue is doing it. —David S. Jordan 1 Activities: Golf Team; Driver Education; Intramural Sports. WARREN E. GOFF Nickname: Chip I am neither bigger nor better than I do.” —George Matthew Adams Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Football; Track; Varsitv Club; The Raider; Class Officer LOUIS DAVID GITLIN Nickname: Louie Of what avail is an open eye, when the heart is blind.”—Solomon Ibn Gabirol Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Dra¬ matic Club; Golf; National Honor Society; The Raider. Most Interesting Maryse Hamel and Michael Moraes 83 FAITH M. GONSALVES Nickname: Pius The laughter of man is the contentment of God.”—John Weiss Activities: Cheerleader; Driver Education; Li¬ brary Associates; Pep Squad; Senior Secre¬ tarial Society; The Raider. Most Mischievous Paula Corlroy and Dan Shea VALERIE KAY GOODWIN Nickname: Fizzle A friend is one with whom I may be sin¬ cere. Before him I may speak aloud.”— Emerson Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Field Hockey; FTA; Girls Glee; Leaders Club; Library Associates; Majorettes; ' Mixed Chorus; Prom Committee; Softball; Varsity Club. DANA ALLEN GORHAM Nickname: Dana It matters not how long you live, but how well.”—Publius Syrus Activities: Baseball; Basketball; Case Rally; Driver. Education; Prom Committee. 84 JANE FRANCES GREENWELL Nickname: Janie To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming, is life.”—Stevenson Activities: Junior Red Cross; Library Asso¬ ciates; National Honor Society; Prom Com¬ mittee. MARYSE HAMEL Nickname: Moe We have enough religion to make us hate, but not enough to make us love one another.” —Jonathan Swift Activities: Folk Music Club; Library Asso¬ ciates. NANCY ELIZABETH GRANT Nickname: Nance He is not happy who does not think him¬ self so.”—Publius Syrus Activities: Driver Education; FTA; Girls Glee; Library Associates; Mixed Chorus; The Raider. JANICE T. HARRISON Nickname: Jan What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness.”—Rousseau Activities: Breeze; Case Rally; Class Officer; Flagtwirlers; Girls Glee; Library Associates; Mixed Chorus; Prom Committee; FTA. SOLOMON DAVID HADDAD JR. Nickname: Sam Who does not care for wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole life long!”— Anonymous Activities: Baseball; Basketball; Prom Com¬ mittee; Track. PHILIP B. GROCE Nickname: Phil I have spent my life laboriously doing noth ing.”—Crotus Actiivties: Projectionist. 85 BERNARD HELFENBEIN Nickname: P. Fife A man who both spends and saves has both enjoyments.”—Samuel Johnson Activities: Cafeteria; Driver Education. CHERYL ISAACKS Nickname: Cheryl Respect is what we owe; love is what we give.”—P. J. Bailey Activities: Girls Glee; Library Associate; Office Helper; The Raider. PETER J. HIGGINBOTTOM Nickname: Hig The monuments of wit survive the monu¬ ments of power.”—Francis Bacon Activities: Band; Case Rally; Driver Educa¬ tion; Male Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Photogra¬ phy Club; Intramural Basketball. CONSTANCE ELEANOR KILEY Nickname: Connie Life is my college. May I graduate well, and earn some honors.”—Louisa May Alcott Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Girls Glee; Library Associates; Mixed Cho¬ rus; Office Helper; Pep Squad; Prom Com¬ mittee; FTA. RALPH J. HUNT, JR. Nickname: Earthquake Innocence and youth should ever be un¬ suspicious.”—W. S. Landor Activities: Cafeteria Helper; Case Rally; In¬ tramural Football; Intramural Gymnastics. r ft xv. HOLLY ANN KINEAVY Nickname: Keavy Men of few words are the best of men.”— William Shakespeare Activities: Basketball; Case Rally; Driver Ed¬ ucation; Field Hockey; Girls Glee; Library Associates; Mixed Chorus; National Honor Society; Pep Squad; Prom Committee; Var¬ sity Club; Volleyball; FTA. 86 PATRICIA A. KINNANE Nickname: Pattie Cheerfulness, like spring is the essence to inward man.’’—Anonymous Activities: Case Rally; Cheerleaders; Driver Education; Dramatic Club; Folk Music Club; Freshman Chorus; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Office Helper; Pep Squad; Prom Comittee. MICHAEL F. KLEK Nickname: Mike Life without industry is guilt.’’—John Rus- kin Activities: Treasurer; Baseball; Cafeteria Helper; Case Rally; Driver Education; Foot¬ ball; Varsity Club; Basketball; Bachelors Club. Leonard Proc and Maureen Nobre a Mest ' Dressed DENNIS C. KING The world in which a man lives shapes itself chiefly by the way in which he looks at it.”—Arthur Schopenhower Activities: Chess Club; Track. Claudette Desrosiers and Michael Oliveira MICHAEL JOSEPH KOSTEK Nickname: Satch Man can do whatever man can think of. —General David Sarnoff Activities: Cafeteria Helper; Driver Educa¬ tion. Most Sincere JEFFREY PAUL KULPA Nickname: Jeff The business of life is to go forward. — Samuel Johnson Activities: Baseball, Case Rally; Chess Club; Driver Education; Football. PAUL L. LABOULIERE Nickname: Paul A man’s happiness is to do a man’s true work.”—Marcus Aurelius 88 NAOMI MARIE LAMOTHE Nickname: Na The only way to have a friend is to be one.” —Ralph W. Emerson Activities: The Raider; Chorus. SUSAN JANE LANGFIELD Nickname: Lang Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.”— Jane Adams. Activities: Driver Education; Library Associ¬ ates; Prom; FTA. CHRISTINE M. LANCASHIRE Nickname: Criss Silence is deep as eternity; speech is as shallow as time.”—Thomas Carlyle Activities: Library Associates; Senior Secre¬ tarial Society; The Raider DONNA MARIE LAVOIE Nickname: Lava It ain’t nothing just to walk around and sing. You have to step out a little. Right?” —Bob Dylan Activities: Mixed Chorus; Glee; Library Aids; Dramatic Club. KENNETH A. LANCASHIRE Nickname: Lance If a little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who has so much knowledge as to be out of danger?”—Huxley Activities: Baseball; Football; Basketball; Driver Education; Varsity Club. DAVID PAUL LE COMTE Nickname: Dave As I stand aloof and look, there is to me something profoundly affecting in large mass¬ es of men following the lead of those who do not believe in men.”—Walt Whitman Activities: Case Rally; Chess Club; Football; Track; Varsity Club. 89 ROBERT W. LECOMTE, JR. Nickname: Bob Life will be lengthened while growing, for thought is the measure of life.”—C. G. Leland Activities: Case Rally; Class Officer; Driver Education; Football; Prom. WILLIAM A. LENARTOWICK Nickname: Bill Men ' s judgements are a parcel of their for¬ tune.”—William Shakespeare LINDA MARIE LEITE Nickname: Lynn Be not angry that you cannot make others as you wish them to be, since you cannot make yourself as you wish to be.”—Thomas Kempis Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Of¬ fice Helper. CLAIRE J. LEVESQUE Nickname: Claire Youth is for an hour, beauty is a flower; But love is the jewel that wins the world.” —Moria O ' Neill Activities: Cafeteria Helper; Driver Educa¬ tion; Girls Glee; Library Associates; Office Helper; The Raider; Prom. DENISE D. LEVESQUE Nickname: Deny Some people would do anything for money, but most of us end up working for it.”— Charles Ruffin. Activities: Majorette; Girls Glee; Concert Chorus; National Honor Society; Prom; Case Rally; Class Officer. PAULETTE E. LEVESQUE Nickname: Paulette If you cannot be free, be as free as you can.”—Emerson Activities: Cafeteria Helper; Driver Educa¬ tion; The Raider; Office Helper; Prom; Teach¬ er Aid. 90 KENNETH GEORGE LOVEJOY Nickname: Ken Not gold, but only man can make a peo¬ ple great and strong.”—Emerson Activities: Golf; National Honor Society; Projectionists; Driver Education; The Raider. Cutest Marion Rocha and Bob LeComte CHRISTINE ANNE LUSSIER Nickname: Chris It is said that a wise man who stands firm is a statesman, and a foolish man who stands firm is’ a catastrophe.”—Adlai Stevenson Activities: Driver Education; Dramatic Club; Girls Glee; Junior Red Cross; The Raider; National Honor Society; Concert Choir; Prom Committee; Science Club. BETTY LOU MACHADO Nickname: Betty Remembered joys are never past. At once, the fountain stream and sea they were, they yet shall be.”—J. Montgomery Activities: Cheerleader; FTA; Girls Glee; Li¬ brary Associates; Mixed Chorus; Pep Squad; Prom Committee; Case Rally; Driver Educa¬ tion. 91 PATRICIA ANN MAHON Nickname: Patty God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.”—Anonymous Activities: Driver Education; Field Hockey; FTA; Girls Glee; Leaders Club; Library As¬ sociates. MAUREEN M. MANCHESTER Nickname: Moe The integrity of the upright shall guide them: but the perverseness of the transgres¬ sions shall destroy them.”—Proverbs 11:13 Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; FTA; Girls Glee; Junior Red Cross; Library Associates; National Honor Society; Science Club; Student Council. RICHARD D. MAHONEY Nickname: Danny The most useful is the greatest.”—Con¬ fucius Activities: Baseball; Basketball; Driver Edu¬ cation; Case Rally; National Honor Society; Prom Committee; The Raider; Varsity Club. West AH Around Richard Silvia and Beth Connors 92 PAUL M. MARQUIS Nickname: Paul Ambition has no risk.”—Edward B. Lytton Activities: Driver Education. DOUGLAS MARSDEN Nickname: Doug Life will be lengthened while growing, for thought is the measure of life.’’—C. G. Le- land RUSSELL MEDEIROS Nickname: Russ No coward soul is mine, no trembler in the world’s storm-troubled sphere.”—Emily Bronte CLAUDETTE D. MATHIEU Nickname: Cleo Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” Jane Addams Activities: Driver Education; Library Asso¬ ciates; Prom Committee; Colorguard; Office Helper; The Raider. PATRICIA ANN MARTIN Nickname: Pat Happiness is at once the best, the noblest, and the pleasantest of things.”—Aristotle Activities: Driver Education; Library Aids; Prom Committee; Case Rally; Intramurals; FTA. SANDRA JEAN MELLO Nickname: Sandi Twas her thinking of others, that made you think of her.”—Anonymous Activities: Basketball; The Raider; Case Rally; Class Officer; Girl Councilor; Driver Education; Field Hockey; Girls Glee; Leaders Club; Library Aids; Office Helper; Prom Committee; Senior Secretarial Society; Var¬ sity Club. 93 THOMAS MOLINSKI Nickname: Tom No really great man ever thought himself so.”—William Hazlett Activities: Driver Education; National Honor Society; Reading. DANIEL R. MOORE Nickname: Smokeout Neither despise, nor oppose, what thou does not understand.”—Benjamin Franklin Activities: Driver Education; Volleyball. MICHAEL MORAES Nickname: Mickey Nothing is so full of victory as patience.” —Chinese Proverb Activities: Class Officer; Case Rally; Driver Education. MICHAEL BRYANT MORLEY Nickname: The Mori Nothing prevents our being natural so much as the desire to appear so.”—La Roche¬ foucauld Activities: Band; Case Rally; Driver Educa¬ tion; National Honor Society; The Raider. CAROL ANN MORRIS Nickname: Martha Always jolly and carefree, life may be dull, but never is she.”—Anonymous Activities: Girls Glee; Leaders Club; Li¬ brary Associates; Senior Secretarial Society; The Raider; Office Helper; Case Rally. m. GARY RICHARD MORSE Nickname: Skipper No one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of it to anyone else.”—Charles Dickens Activities: Intramural; Basketball; Golf; Foot¬ ball; The Raider. 94 1 ! DEBORAH A. MOTTA Nickname: Motor Many are so afraid to die that they never begin to live.”—Henry Van Dyke Activities: Library Associates; Driver Educa¬ tion. DONNA MARIE MURPHY Nickname: Murph Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.” —Heywood Activitie s: Case Rally; Driver Education; Flag Twirlers; FTA; Girls Glee; Junior Red Cross; Library Associates; Mixed Chorus; Prom Committee. John Cunha and Denise Boule Most Zalented RONALD J. NASCIMENTO Nickname: Ronnie Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.”—Emerson Activities: Driver Education. 95 Cathy Colon and Solomon Haddad friendliest MAUREEN E. NOBREGA Nickname: Moe There are hundreds of languages in the world, but a smile speaks all of them.”— Anonymous Activities: Case Rally; Class Treasurer; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Prom; The Raider. MARILYN CATHLEEN NEHER Nickname: Mai The only way out is through.”—Robert Frost Activities: Case Rally; Class Secretary; Driver Education; Field Hockey; Folk Music Club; Girls Glee; Leaders Club; The Raider; Na¬ tional Honor Society; Prom; Varsity Club. DANIEL THOMAS NORDESTE, JR. Nickname: Dan Oh, only a free soul will never grow old. ' —Jean Paul Richter Activities: Basketball; Case Rally; Driver Education; Football; The Raider; Orchestra; Prom; Track; Varsity Club 96 SUSAN CAROL O’GRODNICK Nickname: Sue No one truly knows happiness who has not suffered, and the redeemed one happier than the elect.”—Rousseau Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Majorettes; Prom Com¬ mittee; FTA. THOMAS P. NUNES Nickname: Tom Nothing is not law that is not reason. — Sir John Powell Activities: Driver Education; National Honor Society; The Raider. MICHAEL OLIVEIRA Nickname: Mike Soap and education are not as sudden as a massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run.”—Mark Twain Activities: Driver Education; Projectionist. PAULA BETH NORMAN Nickname: Gidget Though lovers be lost love shall not; and death shall have no dominion.”—Dylan Thomas Activities: Color Guard; Driver Education; Dra matic Club; Folk Music Club; Girls Glee. SUSAN MARIE NORDESTE Nickname: Sue Life is short and time is swift; Roses fade and shadows shift.”—Ebenezer Elliott Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Folk Music Club; Girls Glee; Office Helper; Senior Secretarial Society. ELLEN THERESA O ' CONNOR Nickname: Snapper We are individuals, pioneers to a pilgrimage that is forever.”—Anonymous Activities: Breeze; FTA; Driver Education; Folk Music Club; Girls Glee; Library Asso¬ ciates; Mixed Chorus; National Honor So¬ ciety; Prom Committee. i 97 PAULA ANN OLIVEIRA Nickname: Doe Kindness is the golden chain by which so¬ ciety is bound together.”—Goethe Activities: Driver Education; Girls Glee; Ma¬ jorettes; Mixed Chorus; Prom Committee; Student Council; Case Rally; Class Officer; FTA. DONNA PACHECO Nickname: Cheeki Very little is needed to make a happy life.” —Marcus Aurelius Activities: Driver Education; Library Asso¬ ciates; Prom Committee. DIANE LORRAINE PARENT Nickname: Di The sole meaning of life is to serve hu manity.”—Leo Tolstoy Activities: Girls Glee; Concert Choir; Driver Education. SUSAN ELAINE PASKOWSKI Nickname: Sue Happiness is not found in self contempla¬ tion; it is perceived only when it is reflected from another. —Samuel Johnson Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Field Hockey; Folk Music Club; Girls Glee; Leaders Club; Library Associates; Mixed Chorus; National Honor Society; Pep Squad; Prom Committee; Varsity Club; FTA. DAVID ALLEN PEIRCE Nickname: Dave Self-confidence is the first requisite to great undertakings.”—Samuel Johnson Activities: Baseball; Cafeteria Helper; Var¬ sity Club; Freshman Football. LINDA MARIE PELLETIER Nickname: Lin The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but liking what one has to do.”—James M. Barrie Activities: Cafeteria Helper; Case Rally; Class Officer; Driver Education; Freshman Chorus; Girls Glee; The Raider; Mixed Chorus; Senior Secretarial Society; Student Council. 98 Wittiest Patrick Coffey and Susan Arruda MICHAEL PERRON Nickname: Mike On wings of deeds ' the soul must mount.” —William Winter ANN MARIE K. PERRY Nickname: Ann We know the truth not only by the reason but also by the heart.”—Pascal Activities: Driver Education; Color Guard; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Prom; Senior Secretarial; The Raider. MAUREEN PEREIRA Nickname: Moe A merry heart maketh a cheerful counten¬ ance.”—Proverbs Activities: Driver Education; Girls Glee; Library Aids; Prom; The Raider; FTA. 99 g ag ALAN E. PINEAULT Nickname: A1 Our patience will achieve more than our force.”—Edmund Burke Activities: Football; Prom Committee. KATHLEEN M. PERRY Nickname: Kathy Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you.”—Bridges Activities: The Raider; Breeze; Driver Edu¬ cation; Flag Twirlers; Girls Glee; National Honor Society; Office Helper; Prom Com¬ mittee; Senior Secretarial Society. NANCY PICKERING Nickname: Nancy The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed.”—S. R. Chamfort Activities: Color Guard; Driver Education; FTA; Girls Glee; Library Aids; Mixed Cho¬ rus. 100 DENNIS POOLE Nickname: Dennis The spirit of truth and the spirit of free¬ dom—they are the pillars of society.’’— Henrik Ibsen Activities: Cross Country; Track. STEPHEN G PUCCIO Nickname: Pinocchio The desire of knowledge, like the thirst of riches, increases even with the acquisition of it.’’—-Lawrence Sterne Activities: Football; Cafeteria Helper. LEONARD B. PROC Nickname: Lenny A boy’s will is the wind’s will, and the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts.” —Longfellow Activities: Baseball; Basketball; Case Rally; Class President; Football; Prom Committee; Breeze; Bachelors Club. RALPH GREGORY RAPOSA Nickname: Rabby What people say you can not do, try; and you find that you can.”—H. D. Thoreau Activities: Breeze Cafeteria Helper; Driver Education. IRENE PROVENCAL Nickname: Irene One of the tests of leadership is the ability to recognize a problem before it be¬ comes an emergency.”—Arnold H. Glasgow Activities: Office Helper; Driver Education; The Raider; Senior Secretarial Society. PAULETTE MARIE RAYMOND Nickname: Paulette She takes everybody’s advice and does what she pleases.”—Anonymous Activities: Library Aid; Driver Education; FTA; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus. 101 GREGORY H. REGO Nickname: Greggie Patience is the best remedy for any trouble.” —Plautus Activities: Driver Education. ELAINE JEANNE ROBERGE Nickname: Elaine The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. —Ralph Waldo Emerson Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Li¬ brary Associates; Prom Committee; Teacher Aid; Senior Secretarial Society. JAMES R. REINHAGEN Nickname: Schnapps I never met a man I didn’t like.”—Will Rogers Activities: Basketball; Chess Club; Case Rally; Driver Education. DONALD F. ROBERTS Nick name: D on War is an invention of the human mind; the human mind can also invent peace with justice.”—Norman Cousins Activities: Driver Education; Reading. RICHARD M. REMILLARD Nickname: Rem Humor is an affirmation of dignity, a dec¬ laration of man’s superiority to all that be¬ falls him.”—Romain Gary Activities: Driver Education; Cafeteria Help¬ er; Case Rally. MARIAN ELIZABETH ROCHA Nickname: Maah The human heart has hidden treasures.”— Charlotte Bronte Activities: Girls Glee; Folk Music Club; Driver Education; Case Rally; Pep Squad; Cheerleader; Library Associates; Prom Com- mitee; National Honor Society. 102 HARRY RICHARD ROLFS Nickname: Dick If I am not for myself, then who will be? And if only for myself, then who am I?”— Talmund Activities: World Affairs; FTA. DAVID G. ROTHWELL Nickname: Rocky I do not understand; I pause; I ex¬ amine.”—Michael De Montaigne Activities: Football; Basketball; Chess Club; Prom Committee; Case Rally; Driver Education. DAVID P. ROOT Nickname: Reckless A thought is an idea in transit.”—Pytha- gorus Activities: Band; Cafeteria Help; Driver Education; Football. 103 STEPHEN ARTHUR ROY Nickname: Blue Dot Only the ignorant man becomes angry; the wise man understands. —Ramakrishua Acivities: Breeze; Chess Club; Driver Educa¬ tion; The Raider. DEBRA MARIE SABATINO Nickname: Debbie Life is a progress from want to want, not from enjoyment to enjoyment.”—Samuel Johnson Actiiities: Girls Glee; Driver Education; Li¬ brary ' Aids. COLLEEN SANTERRE Nickname: Colleen Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers.”— Alfred Lord Tennyson Activities: Field Hockey; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Library Aids; Cafeteria; Driver Edu¬ cation. 104 CYNTHIA ANN SANTOS Nickname: Sant Take from our hearts the love of the beautiful and you take away all the charm of life. —Rousseau Activities: Case Ralley; Driver Education; Prom. NANCY S. SHEPARDSON Nickname: Shep Respect is what we owe; love is what we give. —P. J. Bailey Activities: Driver Education; Prom Com¬ mittee. RUTH EVELYN SCHMIDT Nickname: Ruthie Quiet to those who don’t know her, but oh, to those who do!”—Anonymous Activities: Y Teens; Guidance Office; Sec¬ retarial Society; Glee; Mixed Chorus; The Raider. THOMAS D. SHEPPARD Nickname: Tom Man ' s flight through life is sustained by the power of his knowledge.”—Air Force Academy Motto Activities: Breeze; Chess Club; Driver Edu¬ cation; Library Associates; Photography Club. DANIEL FRANCIS SHEA Nickname: Danny Minds are like parachutes—they function when open. —Anonymous ANN MARIE SILVIA Nickname: Annie Let a woman be witty, lively, and full of fun; smile sincerely to everyone. —Anony¬ mous Activities: Driver Education; Girls Glee; Junior Red Cross; Leader Club; The Raider; Mixed Chorus; Office Helper; Prom Com¬ mittee; Softball; Varsity Club. 105 DWIGHT DAVID SILVIA Nickname: Dave No one knows what he can do till he tries. —Publius Syrus Activities: Basketball 11; Breeze; Cafeteria Helper; Case Rally; Driver Education; Foot¬ ball; Cross Country;. Library Associates; Prom Committee; Track; Chess Club. PAUL C. SIMCOCK Nickname: Paul Things do not change; we change. — Thoreau Activities: Breeze; Photography Club; Pro¬ jectionists. RICHARD SILVIA Nickname: Little Richie It is a great deal better to be a self-made man than not to be made at all.”—O. W. Holmes Activities: Cafeteria Helper; Case Rally; Football; Prom Committee; Track; Projec¬ tionists; Baseball. JOHN D. SIMMONS Nickname: John Virtue dwells not in the mind, but in the heart.’’-—Thomas Fuller Activities: Driver Education. WILLIAM ALLAN SILVIA Nickname: Bill Nothing is more simple than greatness; in¬ deed, to be simple is to be great.”—R. W. Emerson Activities: Band; Chess Club; Driver Edu¬ cation; Track. LAWRENCE JOSEPH SIMMONS Nickname: Lar We know nothing of tomorrow; our business is to be glad and happy today.”— Sydney Smith Activities: Driver Education; Football; Track; The Raider. 106 SANDRA SMITH Nickname: Sandy She takes everyone’s advice and does what she pleases.”—Anonymous Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; The Raider. PATRICIA T. SOUCY Nickname: Pat To know what is beautiful; to know that those I love, love me.”—Anonymous Activities: The Raider. ROBERT J. SIMONS Nickname: Pepino The vocation of every man and woman is to serve other people.”—Leo Tolstoy Activities: Driver Education; The Raider. 107 ANNE MARIE SOUZA Nickname: Annie A smile for all, a welcome glad, a jovial coaxing way she had.”—Anonymous Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; The Raider; Senior Secretarial Society. ARLENE SOUZA Nickname: Arle Great is one’s joy in such a friend who ' s wit and wisdom never end.”—Anonymous Activities: Cafeteria Helpe r; The Raider; Case Rally; Driver Education; Basketball; Softball; Volleyball; Field Hockey; Glee; Varsity Club; Leaders Club; Junior Red Cross; Library Associates; Prom; Office Helper. MARGARET MARY SOUZA Nickname: Margie What men have done, can still be done, and shall be done today.”—George Barlow Activities: Basketball; Cheerleader; Softball; Pep Squad; Leaders Club. 108 WAYNE J. SOUZA Nickname: Bugsly Where words are scarce, they are seldom spent in vain.”—Shakespeare Activities: Cafeteria Helper; Prom; Case Rally; Driver Education. WILLIAM J. STATHIS Nickname: Spartan Wisdom and goodness are twin born.”— William Cooper Activities: J.V. Basketball; Driver Educa¬ tion; Football; Prom. KENNETH B. ST GERMAIN Nickname: Ken Where the willingness is great, the diffi¬ culties cannot be great.”—Niccolo Machia- velli. Activities: Driver Education. DENIS A. TETREAULT Nickname: Deny Every man wears his belt in his own fashion.”—David Wright Activities: Case Rally; Class President; Driver Education; Football; Prom Committee; Track; Varsity Club; English Representative. LOUIS C. TAVEIRA Nickname: Tuey To take things as they be—that is my philosophy.”—Bangs Activities: Baseball; Driver Education; Na¬ tional Honor Society. KATHLEEN J. THERRIEN Nickname: Kathy ' The time,’ like all other times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it.”—R. W. Emerson Activities: Driver Education; FTA; Science Club; The Raider; Library Aides. 109 LAWRENCE S. THOMAS Nickname: Larry Toil is the law of life and its best fruit.”— Lewis Morris Activities: Football; Basketball; Baseball; Varsity Club; Class President; SAA Presi¬ dent; The Raider; Prom Committee; Na- tiona Honor Society; Case Rally. MICHAEL JOSEPH TORRES Nickname: Chunk Thy destiny is that of a man, but thy aspirations may be those of a god.”-—Ovid Activities: Intramural Football; Chess Club; Driver Education. ROBERT A. TOKARZ Nickname: Bob The tree of knowledge is that of life.”— Lord Byron Activities: Case Rally; Chess Club; Driver Education; National Honor Society; The Raider. CLAUDIA A. TRACY Nickname: Claud Fortune may have yet a better success in reserve for you; and they who lose today may win tomorrow.”—Miguel De Cervantes Activities: Driver Education; FTA; Girls Glee; Library Associates. JOHN ROBERT TORRES, JR. Nickname: Toe-Toe Tis not what man does which exalts him, but what man would do.”—Browning Activities: Junior Red Cross; Case Rally; Prom Committee. SANDRA A. TRASK Nickname: Sandi But love can hope where reason would despair.”—Lord Lyttelton Activities: Cheerleader; Drama Club; Ma¬ jorette- Panther. no DONNA MARIE TRAVERS Nickname: Gullible Travers Virtue is the truest nobility.’’—Miguel De Cervantes Activities: Driver Education; FTA; Girls Glee; Library Aid; Pep Squad; Prom Com¬ mittee; Student Council. GEORGE E. TRIPP III Nickname: Crazy Man This above all: to thine ownself be true and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man.”— Shakespeare Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Football; Prom; Track. SUSAN SHAW TUCKER Nickname: Sue Work is the greatest thing in the world; so, we should save some of it for tomorrow.” —Don Herald Activities: Band; Case Rally; Driver Educa¬ tion; Field Hockey; Folk Music Club; Girls’ Glee; Mixed Chorus; Orchestra. II! HENRY ALLEN VELOZO Nickname: Torch To live in mankind is far more than to live in a name.”—Vachel Lindsey Activities: Baseball; Chess Club; Driver Edu¬ cation; Football; Cafeteria Helper; Varsity Club. MARGARET M. VIEIRA Nickname: Maggie Toil is the true knight’s pastime.”—Charles Kingsley Activities: Prom; Driver Education; Library Associates. KENNETH PAUL VIEIRA Nickname: Mushka A true friend is forever a friend.”—Mac¬ Donald Activities: Prom Committee. 112 DOUGLAS M. WAH Nickname: Wahoo Any man ' s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind; and therefore, never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.”—John Donne Activities: Basketball; Chess Club; Driver Education; Dramatic Club; The Raider; Na¬ tional Honor Society; Science Club; Intra¬ mural Basketball; Cross Country. DAVID WILLIAM WILDING Nickname: Dave Wit makes its own welcome, and all dis¬ tinctions.”—R. W. Emerson Activities: Driver Education. ELIZABETH ANNE WHITEHEAD Nickname: Betty No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main.”—John Donne Activities: The Raider; The Breeze; Dra¬ matic Club; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Band; Driver Education; National Honor Society; Prom Committee; FTA. GERTRUDE CHACE WILKINS Nickname: Trudy The world is a beautiful book, but of little use to him who cannot read it. —Goldoni Activities: The Raider; Marching Band; Wind Ensemble; Orchestra; Chorus; Girls Glee; Science Club; National Honor Society. TIMOTHY K. WHITEHOUSE Nickname: Tim-Tim The wrong way always seems more reason¬ able.”—D. Moore Activities: Golf; Basketball; Driver Educa¬ tion; Football; Projectionists; Track; The Raider. tUGENE R. WILLIAMS Nickname: Eugene If the sun refuse to shine, I don t mind, I don’t mind. If the mountains fall in the sea, let it be, it ain ' t me.”—J. Hendrix Activities: Band; Case Rally; Driver Educa¬ tion; Male Chorus; The Raider; Mixed Cho¬ rus; National Honor Society; Orchestra; Prom Committee; Science Club; Track; Cross Country. 113 STEPHEN M. WILUSZ Nickname: Wilooz With virtue and quietness one may conquer the world.”—Lao-tsze Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; Na¬ tional Honor Society; The Raider. SHARYN E. WOOD Nickname: Sharyn There is much satisfaction in work well done, for praise is sweet; but there can be no happiness equal to the joy of finding a heart that understands. —Victor Robinson Activities: Driver Education; Mixed Chorus; FTA; Girls Glee; Library Associates; Prom Committee. MARY BETH WOLSTENCROFT Nickname: Mary Major There can be no happiness if the things we believe are different from the things we do.”—Freya Stark Activities: Case Rally; Driver Education; FTA; Girls Glee; Majorettes; Mixed Cho¬ rus; Prom Committee. KATHLEEN DALE WINTERS Nickname: Kathy Tis not too late to seek a newer world”— Tennyson Activities: Band; Driver Education; Folk Music Club; Mixed Chorus; Girls Glee; Li¬ brary Aids; Orchestra; Prom Committee. ALFRED P. WRIGHT, JR. Nickname: Alfie Wit is the only wall between us and the dark.”—Van Doren CAROL L. WYCISLAK Nickname: Ca It’s good to be merry and wise; It’s good to be honest and true.”—Robert Burns Activities: Office Helper; Girls Glee. 114 THOMAS P. ZAGORSKI Nickname: Ziggi ' Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.”— Jane Addams Activities: Band; Dance Band; Driver Edu¬ cation; National Honor Society; Orchestra; Projectionists; Track; The Raider. JOHN M. ZAWERUCKA Nickname: Zorro There is such a choice of difficulties, that I am myself at a loss how to determine.”— Thomas Wolfe ‘ V - - gfjy|i Douglas Wah Eugene Williams Rosemary Frado Trudy Wilkins I 16 Zop Zen Seniors ku dos (ku ' dos), n. [Gr. kydos, glory, fame], [Colloq.], credit for an achieve¬ ment; glory; fame; prestige. Denise Levesque Maureen Manchester Louis Taveira Kenneth Love joy Jane Greenwell B ' a cO 0 o e e ' O } c o c vo 1 tfo� eV . oO ' -Voo ' .� S a ’TS- ' «jv- v £ £ - Vr.V $ ' « € vwV V s !. V e® freeze Md Spectator w «� ? £%£ � °% V •) ea V°V « vo s� s ° c cVv s- ' ° ' ,£ eA or . r r e : .Ad e e - - New faculty meml ers planning a day’s activity arc Mr Mrs. Lamoureux and Miss Souza. Magglacomo, Mr. Moses, Mr. St. A maud. S °“ eM off v - V ; Se ' « ’ eV S 3 New mode of transportation? Not exactly! Rhonda Friedman is shown here, riding on camel in the Bedouin I lea Market; one of the many highlights of her trip to Israel. What Is ORBIT? “What is ORBIT?” This ques¬ tion has been asked many times and has received no answer until recently. On November 16, 1968, the ORganization for a Better Image of Teenagers, nicknamed ORBIT, was formed in Somerset under the adult supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Stewart. The main purpose of this new youth group is to prove that teenagers aren’t all bad, and to get the youth of today involved and aware of things that are happening in their world. A car wash sponsored by OR¬ BIT on November 30, was held at the Stop Shop parking lot. The proceeds, $90, will be used to support a needy child over¬ seas. Approximately $170, made at a Food Sale, January 25, will also go to support this child. Since the last meeting, two future projects have been voted on. Planned for March is the play “Blithe Spirit” and for the summer, a carnival is in the making. The money raised from these projects will go to charit- ah 1p nriranl7Qfinnc 118 Keep Somerset High Jn Zke Hews ?°°Tl A t Co ' f S ’ °fa s y °‘«« tiQle at S S n W e , S es Pe g ° to ' ®4t t c ‘ali, ' etfl er Pt4 ?s fi V. Homeriet . Jiiahli l 9 ‘ By Sue Turcotte Hi! Lovely weather we’ve been having. . .1 trust everyone has taken advantage of our extra fun days. But l fear most of us enjoyed an exciting snowbound vacation. Of course, there are always the daring few wno will venture out into the big city. One word of caution to those who have not seen their drive¬ ways or sidewalks lately: beware of innocent-looking shovelers and stair sweepers - they have a monopoly on the white stuff and are threatening to unionize. If anyone cares for a bit of Somerset High School Somerset, Massachusetts 120 Zhe flew Somerset 122 I High In September, 1968, the doors of the new addition to Som¬ erset High were opened. Students adjusted quickly to the strange surroundings and became familiar with the auditorium, planetarium, language lab, and new offices by March 9, 1969, when the addition was officially dedicated. « ..la— . ' , ■■■■ftfttf■■ ■ «■! •■■■■■■■■■■■■■I MIHIIHI 1 BMIVSI 1 fliiBiiamiKBa •■ft anaiis a aai aaaaaaaaaaaaaai aaaaaaaaaaaaaai asiBSicatiRKiai ffaaaaattasaaaaai i aiM� si«iii«n ■■•■■■■■•■■■■■I aaaBBBBaaaaaaa: HlitciKmnii l� BeaanBaBeasBai btaaa aaaaaaag jji i m ii HaaMiH •I Though the architectural changes are very noticeable to the layman, students have noticed moreso the greatly expanded and improved educational facilities. The new, spacious art room is in constant use; overhead projectors are an effective part of teaching in all departments; science labs are now situated closer to other main classrooms; and courses in graphic arts, electronics, and metal shop are now part of the curriculum. With tne expansion of Hanson Memorial Gymnasium have come additional faculty members and more physical education facilities. The physical education staff encourages participation in gymnastics and the intramural program which offers flag football, basketball, weight lifting, folk dancing, and softball. -•is: 126 The courtyard, the auditorium, the language lab, and the health room are all part of the new addition. Perhaps best of all (although not shown here) is the cafeteria, which inter¬ ests the entire student body about noon time daily. No matter where one’s interests lie, Somerset High trys to satisfy interests and avocations whether they be in the field of music, in home economics, or in astronomy. For the avid reader and the hard¬ working scholar, we have an excellent library that is growing tre¬ mendously in volume content. 132 Christmas Vespers of 1968 was held on Sunday afternoon on December fifteenth. The Girls’ Glee, directed by Mr. Maggs, opened the program with the Ceremony of Carols,’’ including a solo by senior Marilyn Neher. Following their performance, Mr. Maggs conducted the concert choir in his first concert direction at Somerset High. Under the direction of Mr. Stackpole, the Wind ensemble played modern compositions such as Joio’s Variants on a Medieval Tune,’’ which is based on a traditional Christmas song. These modern selections made the vespers pro¬ gram a truly different musical experience. 133 yt v • f £g� i pip � -V.. w ' 134 Raider Power A contingency of three seniors, four juniors, and four sophomores donned the blue and white of Somerset High. At the beginning of the season with only one varsity starter returning, the Raid¬ ers were labeled a fair Jay Vee team just moving into the varsity ranks. But, the Raiders showed that they were a team to be reckoned with, now and in the future, by capturing third place in the Narry League with a 10-6 league record and a 3-1 non-league record. What the Raiders lacked in height they made up for by their good shooting; what they lacked in experience, they made up for by their relentless ball¬ hawking defense. To the opposition we can only say, Watch out for Somer¬ set in 69-70. The Raiders have ex¬ perience, ability, and confidence—and what more could you ask for?” 135 Zke Varsity Front Row : W. Barrar, R. Kowalski, L. Thomas (Captain), D. Jew, R. Wolstencroft, R. Chung. Back Row: D Wah W Wrobleski, D. Fournier. E. Ward, R. Douglas. 136 Zhe junior Varsity Front Row: T. Borges, C. Wright, G. Charos, D. Cummings, S. Kineavy. Back Row: D. Pelletier, R. Fon¬ seca, B. Emmett, R. Ferreira. 137 Qirls 1 basketball Anxiety, jubilation, fear, and frustration were experienced by this tremendously spirited team as they worked their way toward a two-way tie for second place in the Bristol County League. Led by high-scoring, fast-moving Captain Beth Connors, both of¬ fensive and defensive units were noted for their forcefulness and organization. They scored a record of 9 wins and 3 losses. The J.V. team displayed these same qualities of excellent sportsmanship when scrimmaging their opponents. They finished their season with an 8-3 record. Kneeling: L. Borges, S. Arruda, Brisbois, Miss Corcoran, M. Medeiros, K. Johnston. S. Augusto, B. Connors, H. Kineavy, D. Boule. Standing: K. Leonard R. 141 boosters 1969 Joseph Aballo Harvey Alden Wesley J. Allardice Janet Altham Joyce Altham Rennie Altham Arthur S. Amaral Isadore Andrade Georgiana Arruda Irene Arruda Michael Arruda Roy A. Ashton Paul Audette Susan Augusto Catherine Barlow Melissa Baron William H. Barrar Arthur E. Beaulieu The Berades Richard J. Bernardo James Borden, Sr. James Borden, Jr. Catherine Borges Loretta Borges Raymond P. Borges Joan Bossen L. Bossen John C. Bower John C. Bower Adelaide Boule Byron A. Brayton Lionel C. Braz, Jr. Richard Brezinski Nancy Brightman Warren Brightman Rosemary Brisbois Wilfred Brisbois Thomas Brown Stephen Buello Everett Cahoon Wilfred Canon Barbara Casta Fernanda Casta Leonard A. Chace Blanche Chenard Christine Clement J. L. Clement William Clifton Louis A. Colon Roberta Conroy Paul Corcoran Daniel Correira Dennis Costa Ida Coulombe Janet Cummings Leo Raymond Cummings B. Dallaire E. Dalliare Charles R. Danielson John F. Dator Cecile Davis Edmour DeCotret Alfred Delorme Georgette Demarais Edward Depuis Paul Desrosiers Ruth Dibona William Domingos Henry Dube Herta Dube Rol and J. Dumas, Jr. William Dumont M. J. Emard Janice Feno Jeffrey A. Ferreira Pamela J. Ferreira Mary Fortonado William P. Francoeur Mary Elizabeth Furze Priscilla Garneau Gertrude Garneau Raymond Gaudreau Warren E. Goff Chester J. Goodwin Valerie Goodwin Albert Greenwell, Jr. Jane Greenwell Donald Griffin James Hamilton Joanne Harrison James Henry Donald Keilty Pat Kinnane David R. Knecht Bruce Lackey Roland Lafleur Everett Lahue Wilfred Lamothe Rita LaRoche Henry J. Lavoie Linda M. Leite Edward Lehane Florence Lemaire Henry J. Levesque Paulette Levesque Kenneth B. Lovejo Francis R. Lussier Edythe Lynche Bruce Maggs John L. Mahon Richard D. Mahoney Walter P. Manchester Ronald Mardulla Raymond H. Martin Robert Mathieu William Matte Raymond McDonald Paul McManus George McNamara John Medeiros Leonel Medeiros Janet E. Merrill Claudette Michaud Paul Mockas Richard Morse Alice Nicholson Arthur Nobrega Maureen Nobrega Alice L. Nordeste John C. Nordeste, Sr. John C. Nordeste, Jr. John C. Nordeste III John C. Nordeste IV Susan M. Nordeste Loretta Nowacki Edward O ' Grodnik Susan O ' Grodnik Alice Ostroff 142 boosters $ Charles Pacheco Normand C. Parent Susan Paskowski Arthur Paul Edward M. Pereira George Pereira D. Perry D. Perry Joanne Perry Richard Perry Yvonne Perry Salvatore Petrillo Walter Pickering Pauline Pickup Eileen Primo William Ratcliffe Francis Remy Charlotte Revens Janine G. Roberge Joseph H. Roberge Marian Rocha Ernest Rogers Steve Rogers Anthony Sabatino Edward Sandomierski Joseph A. Santos Josephine Santos Lariretta Southworth Anne T. Scanlon Betty Schmidt Ruth Schmidt Nancy Shepardson Richard Shepardson Richard H. Shepardson Antone Silvia Antone Silvia, Jr. Joseph R. Silvia, Jr. Mary W. Silvia Arlene Souza James Souza Jean Souza Manuel Souza Robert F. Souza Terrell Stackpole Leo Strickman James E. Sullivan James Sullivan William E. Sullivan Robert Tavares Joseph Taveira Joseph W. Therrien Mildred Tickle Joseph Tokarz Susan Tompkins John Tracy James Travassos Arthur Travers Douglas Wah Edward J. Ward Charles Whitehead Charles Whitehead Milton S. Wilkins C. H. Winslow Clifford H. Winters John Wood Richard Worton Richard Worton Alfred Zagorski John Zagorski Cecile Zarecky HOUSE OF WOOL 287 Buffinton Street Somerset, Mass. Box 21 Tel. 678-7851 Complete Beauty Care EARLE ' S HAIRSTYLES 964 County Street (Next to Cumberland Farms) Somerset, Mass. 4D MOTEL Props—Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Harvey Telephone—Television Air Conditioned Route 6 Telephone Somerset, Mass. 678-9071 143 FALL RIVER HERALD NEWS CO. Fall River, Mass. COMPLIMENTS of MATHIEU OIL CO. We Never Sleep CHARVES SONS Sales Service Rentals Dial OS 2-2783 LAWN AND GARDEN CENTER 1804 County St. Somerset, Mass. SUSPIRO COUNTRY CLUB Featuring Pro Golf at Public Prices Congratulations to the Class of 1969 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1969 MR. AND MRS. LOUIS W. BENEVIDES 144 fTsAcch ANNE ' S BEAUTY SALON (W Where lovely women become lovelier 5 Chestnut Street Somerset, Mass. LEE’S RIVER TEXACO 679-6749 35 Grand Army Highway Swansea, Mass. TEL 672-9117 Compliments of SOMERSET LAUNDRAMAID Compliments of 9 56 County Street Somerset, Mass. KELLY ' S VARIETY STORE c SUNOCO Best Wishes—Class of ' 69 Compliments of 1 A SUPER SERVICE STATION CHINA VILLAGE 1 142 County Street Somerset, Mass. UNION SHOP ARTHUR A. GAUTHIER Hair Stylist 54 North Main Street Fall River, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1969 MR. AND MRS. JOHN BOYNTON Appointments Tel. 673-2246 145 I DO NOT CHOOSE TO BE A COMMON MAN by—Dean Alfange It is my right to be uncommon ... if can.—I seek opportunity . . . not security. I do not wish to be kept a citizen, humbled and dulled by having the state look after me. I want to take the calculated risk; to dream and to build, to fail and to succeed.—I refuse to barter incentive for a dole. I prefer the challenges of life to the guaranteed existence; the thrill of fulfillment to the stale calm of utopia.—I will not trade freedom for beneficence, not my dignity for a handout. I will never cower before any master nor bend to any threat. It is my heritage to stand erect, proud and unafraid; to think and act for myself; enjoy the benefits of my crea¬ tions and to face the world boldly and say, this I have done. All this is what it means to be an American. (from the Sept. 1968 issue of the Coast Guard Reservist.) This space courtesy of Fred Hutchinson, Class of 1965 . New and Used Printing Machinery and Supplies—Everything for Printers THE LINCOLN PRESS COMPANY, INCORPORATED 22 Boomer Street Fall River, Mass. 02720 Wholesalers and Distributors, Greeting Cards, Gift Items, Luggage, Silver Service CARLTON D. BOARDMAN GENERAL CONTRACTOR GRAY BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Second and Wade Sts. Fall River, Mass. Homes—Repairing—Remodeling Shovel and Backhoe Office Machines Furniture and Supplies 70 Euclid Ave. Somerset, Mass. FALL RIVER SALES SUPPLY, INC. LINCOURT AND PAPPAS INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Food Service Equipment For Restaurants—Hotels—Institutions Tel. 673-1822—Area Code 617 1904-1912 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. 02723 GENERAL ELECTRIC—SOUTH BEND RANGES—FEDERAL GLASS—VOLLRATH WEAR-EVER ALUM.—DEXTER CUTLERY BUFFALO CHINA You re money Ahead! 1313 South Main Street Fall River, Mass. 147 Compliments of GEORGE B. LOCKHART INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. THE SPECTATOR I 168 County St. Somerset, Mass. 02726 Tel. 678-5102 780 County Street Somerset, Mass. 02726 Zales LUZO GROCERY Special Class Ring Offer! CO., INC. Institutional Wholesale Grocers 376 Nash Road New Bedford, Mass. Tel. 993-9976-77 Heavyweight 10K gold rings custom made to your own specifications. Open A Student 7 A. T T?Q Account Now I iTjW JEWSLERS • DOWNTOWN: 285 SOUTH MAIN ST, Open TONIGHT and FRIDAY NIGHT The most qualified suppliers for bak eries, restaurants, hotels, and institu tional cafeterias. • FALL RIVER SHOPPING CENTER OPEN EVERY NIGHT 148 Nurses Beauticians Waitresses Maids Hotels Restaurants Hospitals Physicians ' Coats c WOMEN IN WHITE UNIFORM SHOP 29 Borden Street Fall River, Mass. 675-7991 SOMERSET LIONS ' CLUB ' The Right Hand of Any Community — Compliments of SWAN FINISHING COMPANY Swansea, Mass. Best Wishes to the Senior Class GITLIN BROTHERS 40 Hargreaves Street Fall River, Mass. 149 THE SKI HOUSE BILL FURZE, Mgr. Featuring Ski Equipment and Clothing Exclusively tor Skiers 1241 Wilbur Ave., Somerset 673-3354 Compliments of LEONARD S. CHACE SON, INC Industrial Supplies Power Transmission Equipment Fire Fighting Equipment Leather Specialties 507 Alden St. Fall River, Mass. TELEPHONE 678-7556 150 % b Compliments of Compliments of EMPIRE INC. Men ' s and Students ' Wear CHIEF JOHN O. SOARES 253 South Main St. and 13 5 Pleasant St. Best Wishes to Class of 1969 SALES VHOBARTj SERVICE REMY ALUMINUM ERNEST J. WHITE County St. Somerset, Mass. 580 North Front Street New Bedford, Massachusetts 02745 ADAM ' S SUPER DRUG Compliments of STORES 4 Convenient Locations DORSAY ' S BEAUTY SALON Serving Greater Fall River Compliments of Compliments of MONIZ VARIETY STORE The Bakers of HOLSUM BREAD 105 Buffington Street Swansea, Massachusetts The Bread to Buy 151 Best Wishes ft g p V +o +he Congratulations to Class of 1969 Seniors From iKL. ALMA ' S BEAUTY LUKE ' S VARIETY SALON Somerset, Mass. BEST WISHES Compliments to Class of 1969 of KAY CARROLL GIFT SHOP TERRY ' S BEAUTY SALON County St. Somerset, Mass. LENNY ' S BARBER SHOP SMITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT 21 Palmer St. North Main St. Somerset, Mass. Fall River, Massachusetts COMMUNITY CLEANERS The HUB INCORPORATED STEPHEN D. SYPKO S. GOURSE SONS Class of ' 38 Pleasant St. 1049 County Street Fall River, Mass. Somerset, Mass. 152 Congratulations to the Graduating Class 1969 Refreshing Memories COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of FALL RIVER, MASS. GOB SHOPS— WESTERN AUTO 132 Slades Ferry Ave. Somerset 160 Thames St. Newport, R. I. BONNER FLOWERS Flowers for Churches Schools Hospitals Home Funerals 2012 Robeson Street Fell River, Messachusetts TELEPHONE 675-7804 To Somerset High Class of 1969 Congratulations and Best Wishes From Your Home Town Savings and Home Financing Institution. HOME OF LOW PRICE LENNY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF FALL RIVER 153 COMPLIMENTS OF BIZZY BEE CATERERS Catering for All Occasions BUFFETS—PARTIES—BANQUETS 150 Brightman St. TEL. 672-6342 Fall River, Mass. Congratulations and Best Wishes to CLASS OF 1969 SOUSA BROTHERS CONTRACTORS, INC. 154 ROCKLAND FARMS VINCENT J. RILEY School Bus Transportation Congratulations Class of ' 69 That you may continue to gather the Seeds of Wisdom is the Wish of YOUR FRIENDLY BANK FALL RIVER TRUST COMPANY 43 North Main St. Fall River, Mass. Somerset Branch 891 County St. Compliments of H. P. HOOD AND SONS ICE CREAM 395 Promenade St. Providence, R. I. But the wisdom that is from above is pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy to be entreated full of mercy, and good fruits without partiality and without hypocrisy. James 3:17 •56 Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations to Class of 1969 SEASIDE BAKERS Compliments of Congratulations to Class of 1969 PARKS CORPORATION FALL RIVER STEAM AND GAS PIPE COMPANY P.O. Box 5 Somerset, Mass. 205 Bedford Street Fall River, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of DOT-E-D DRESS SHOP SOUZA ' S PHOTO SERVICE County Street Somerset, Mass. WALLET PHOTOS 20 FOR $1.00 BUDDY REIS ROGER ' S SPA ORCHESTRAS MUSIC STUDIOS Full Line of Patent Medicine Cusic Building Tel. 672-2624 Corner of Wilbur Avenue and Brayton Point Road Somerset, Massachusetts OPEN 365 DAYS A YEAR KALCO SALES 1116 Stafford Rd. Fall River, Mass. Compliments of ALCOA BUILDING PRODUCTS MOTHER ' S BOX LUNCH CHARLES KALIL Phone: 676-8764 158 Compliments SPARKLE of Drive-in WHAT CHEER Cleansers FOODS CO. Fall River, Mass. BRANCH STORE Providence, R. 1. Somerset, Mass. Congratulations and Best Wishes Compliments to of Class of 1969 CHERRY AND WEBB AUGUSTO SONS BUILDERS Fall River, Mass. 159 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1969 Compliments of DEL-ART ACRES Choice House Lots Regan Road and Feno Court Somerset, Mass. Tel. 673-6753 MR. ARTHUR S. FENO 408 Palmer Street Somerset, Mass. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Th« World ' B r«� � boo � Art foylor mjd 160 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1969 From JOHN WILLIAMS, INC. 270 So. Main St. Fall River, Mass. FALL RIVER ' S OLDEST JEWELERS Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 69 SLADE ' S FERRY TRUST CO. Somerset, Mass. Save ' fyocct ' T’ftoHeef MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. 161 CONGRATULATIONS Hi SENIOR CLASS MID CITY SCRAP IRON SALVAGE COMPANY, INC. SOMERSET-SWANSEA 548 State Road KIWANIS CLUB Westport, Mas. Helping to Build a Better Community COMPLIMENTS of a FRIEND Compliments GIUSTI BAKING CO. BAKERS OF BUNNY BREAD 162 § Better Haircuts ARRUDA ' S i l BARBERSHOP i.T 1624 Gar Highway | A , Somerset, Mass. I 1 SALES SERVICE GELL MOTOR SALES, INC. Somerset, Mass. DONATED S.H.S. DRIVER TRAINING CAR SINCE 1952 Congratulations to Class of 1969 AVANTI KNITTING MILLS 1567 No. Main St. Fall River, Mass. Sweaters for All Occasions Compliments of JOE ' S BARBER SHOP JOE MOTTA, Proprietor 51 1 County St. Somerset, Mass. MOTEL SOMERSET Riverside Ave. Somerset, Mass. Tel. 678-7665 SOMERSET PAINT WALLPAPER 1004 County Street Somerset, Mass. Tel. 676-823 Compliments of J. O. NEILL SUPPLY CO. INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES, BUILDERS, AND MARINE HARDWARE 66 Troy St. Fall River, Mass. THE HEALTH SHOPPE 1 154 Riverside Ave. Somerset, Mass. 163 Real Estate Broker Notary Public Congratulations to the Class of 1969 from TOWN COUNTRY REALTY RONALD HARVEY Insurance Residence Tel. 672-6700 Residence Tel. 678-4951 164 Specializing in Real Estate Sales PROGRESSIVE REALTY Congratulates the CLASS OF 1969 MR. JOSEPH BERTRAND 51 Feno Court Somerset, Mass. 165 ULTRA MODERN SHAWOMET GARDENS Somerset (5 Min. from Fall River) Heat, Hot Water, Range, Refrigerator, and Janitor Service 102 Shawomet Ave. Somerset, Mass. Call 674-4881 R. A. McWHIRR CO. Fall River, Massachusetts Compliments of 5 CLIFF NURSING HOMES Fall River, Mass. Compliments of BRISTOL KNITTING MILLS, INC. 166 NUTRITIOUS DAIRY PRODUCTS Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1969 LECOMTE ' S DAIRY Complete Line of Dairy Products o ur milk is 100% locally produced. 160 Leonard Street Fall River, Mass. Tel. 677-9812 167 68 Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of 1969 K. R. REZENDES, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Backhoe: Shovel: Bulldozer: Trucking Services OUR SPECIALTY Water Mains and Appurtances Sammy ' s Lane Assonet, Mass. Mitchell 4-5561 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ll� Wodd ' i r«� rbookt t l«ylo� i «d�