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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

•V ‘v ■ -ir - Somerset Hfgh School ■ ■ Somerset , Mass. ♦«s 2 1975 Man The class of 1975 is proud to dedicate this year’s “Raider to Mr. Roland Moses. His dedication and interest in each individual student has helped us to more fully realize our potentials and abili¬ ties. Thank you for making our years at Somerset High so reward¬ ing. i r •• . I have a photograph, Preserve your memories; they’re all that’s left you. — P. Simon 10 1 11 MR. FRANCIS J. KILGREW SUPERINTENDENT MR. THOMAS E. DALEY ASSISTANT TO SUPERINTENDENT MR. EDWARD KAYLOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SUPERVISOR 12 Mr. Carl W. McDermott Principal ' v 13 14 Guidance MR. EDWARD SANDOMIERSKI DEPT. HEAD MRS. ANNA DANIELSON Music Dept. MR. ROBERT PERRY DEPT. HEAD AAR. BRUCE MAGGS 15 MR. PAUL MARCHAND MR. WILLIAM SULLIVAN MR. ROLAND MOSES DEPT. HEAD 16 MR. FREDERICK NEWTON MRS. ALBERTA PERRY DEAN OF WOMEN MISS ANNE SCANLON MRS. ELIZABETH SMITH J if Wvr . V i « Kk MRS. MARJORIE STRICKMAN MR. ROBERT TAVARES Social Studies Dept. MISS ROXANNE FERREIRA AAR. PAUL McMANUS DEPT. HEAD MR. RAYMOND GAUDREAU AAR. EDMOND GOULART 18 MR. CHARLES LEARY MR. DONALD REBELLO MR. JAMES HENRY i MR. JAMES SULLIVAN DEPT. HEAD MR. GARY DREWNIAK Science Dept. MR. JOSEPH FINGLISS MR. DAVID CHAUVETTE MRS. MARILYN GAUDREAU MR. ROBERT BREAULT 20 MR. DONALD GRIFFIN MR. DONALD McNAMARA MR. CHARLES JORDAN MR. DAVID PEREIRA MR. RICHARD KRANES MR. MILTON ROCHA MRS. JOANNE SILVIA MR. GREGORY SQUILLANTE MR. THOMAS BURNS MISS MARY CROSSON DEPT. HEAD MRS. BEVERLY CARON MRS. SHEILA DESROSIERS MRS. CAROL KIDD MRS. PAULA KELLY 22 MR. RAYMOND McDONALD I MR. GERALD ST. AMAND MR. LEO LAFLEUR CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR MRS. IRMA MELLO MR. PATRICK MERCIER MR. ALFRED ZAGORSKI MR. LAWRENCE THOMAS MR. ANTHONY NUNES MR. JEFFREY ROTHWELL PERMANENT SUBSTITUTES 23 Foreign Language Department MRS. HAIDEE GIL DE JESUS MR. EDWARD WARD DEPT. HEAD MRS. CYNTHIA LAMOUREUX MR. CHARLES LEVESQUE 24 I MISS ELIZABETH SOUZA MRS. MARTHA WHALON Business Department MRS. SHARON CAVALLERO MR. HERVE LAVOIE MISS LORETTA NOWACKI NtS J? MR. DOUGLAS RAPOSE MR. JAMES TOWERS DEPT. HEAD 25 Physical Education Department T FT wrmwwrn rwpvw s it j MR. ALBERT ESTES DEPT. HEAD MISS SHEILA FITZGERALD MR. KENNETH DAY KHQS MISS KATHLEEN GOODWIN MR. WHITNEY HORTON MR. ROBERT LANE MISS BERNADETTE MURPHY MR. THEODORE PORADA Art 4 MR. JAMES WHITE DEPT. HEAD MRS. AMY GOULART MR. RICHARD WORTON MR. DAVID ROBINSON MR. PAUL CORCORAN MAX-ED COORDINATOR Cooperative Education MR. JAMES VAN PELT MR. JOHN SILVIA SR. SPECIAL NEEDS MR. ROBERT TAYLOR 27 Industrial A rts Dept. MR. WILLIAM MATTE DEPT. HEAD ' I 3 DRIVER EDUCATION ( MR. GORDON HAGGERTY MR. WILLIAM REED MR. KAISER SHAHDAN 28 L MRS. ANNE GEARY Reading DR. DAVID CUCINOTTA DIRECTOR OF READING MRS. IRENE PEACHY Health MR. JOHN GRANT HEALTH COORDINATOR MRS. MARCIA SALMON MRS. JEAN MITCHELL LIBRARIAN MR. DAVID KNECHT AUDIO-VISUAL MISS GALE PYATT DRESSMAKING Nurses MRS. IRENE MORGAN R.N. MRS. MILDRED BROUGH R.N. MRS. AUD REY BURHOE MRS. LOUISE HAMILTON Secretaries MRS. BEATRICE CORREA MRS. ANNE GAGNE MRS. LaVONNE LORD 30 MRS. LORRAINE TALBOT MRS. VIVIAN WINSLOW MRS. MAUREEN DONAHUE V , mL? MgBfiyjSl ' •■V • 0 ' • jg ' !flk $ ' r ' i jggfR ' K.--.? if £ ; Ife J m GEORGE R. AGUIAR Preserve wildlife, throw a party. JANICE ALBANY Be not angry with that you cannot make others as you wish them to be, since you cannot make yourself as you wish to be. Thomas Kempis NANCY E. ALLARDICE BEVERLY M. ALMEIDA KARL D. ALMOND You cannot do a kindness too soon, for though you never know how soon it will be too late. Ralph Waldo Emerson ROBERT S. AMARAL 34 I CINDY AMDUR “I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I ' m not sure that what you heard is not what I meant. Anonymous JOANN ANDRADE What do you suppose will satisfy the soul, except to walk free and owe no superior. Walt Whitman KAREN ANDREWS DENISE M. AREL This is not our prison, but our home. It is the road we must walk and the walking of it is called life. Anonymous DONNA ARRUDA If you love something let it go free; if it comes back, it is yours, if not, it never was.” Anonymous MARIE A. AUCLAIR There is nothing harder than the softness of indifference. Juan Montalvo 35 i 35 PAULINE N. AUDETTE We have no right to ask when sorrow comes, ‘Why did this happen to me? ' unless we ask the same question for every joy that comes our way.” P. S. Bernstein PETER M. BARRAR Everyone has a choice, when to and not to raise their voices: it ' s you that decides. George Harrison LINDA M. BARREIRA EDWARD J. BARRY WILLIAM C. BASKIN Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you die and are no more.” Epicurus CLAIR BATT Out of the fullness of his grace he has blessed us all, given us one blessing after another.” Bible 36 CYNTHIA J. BENEVIDES PAUL G. BERGERON ‘‘Hold fast the time! guard it, watch over it, every hour, every minute! Unregarded it slips away like a lizard, smooth, slippery, faithless, a pixy wife. Thomas Mann i KENNETH M. BERUBE JAMES BEZNER ‘‘Don’t part with your illusions. When they are gone, you may still exist, but you have ceased to live. Mark Twain I GAIL A. BORGES It doesn’t matter who you love, or how you love, but that you love. Rod McKuen MARY C. BORGES Don’t let the past remind us of what we are not now. Crosby, Stills and Nash 37 - — - DARLENE BOTELHO “Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind. Mick Jagger DEBORAH BOTELHO LUANN M. BOTELHO “Learning is of great knowledge. Anonymous MICHAEL J. BOTELHO “He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty.” Anonymous SCOn A. BOTELHO “The farther a man travels, the more he learns. Anonymous DENISE BOUCHARD “Animals are such agreeable friends — they ask no questions, they pass no criti¬ cisms. George Elliot 38 JOANN M. BOULANGER “If we had no faults, we should not take so much pleasure in noticing the faults of other people. La Rochefoucauld GISELE A. BOULE “We love the things we love for what they Robert Frost CATHY L. BRADLEY “If you think you love someone set him free; if he comes back you know it’s meant to be.” Carole King LINDA D. BREEN “To have a friend, to be a friend; to love, and to be loved is the true purpose of my existence.” Anonymous I ELIZABETH A. BRISBON NANCY B. BRITLAND “The greatest test of courage on the earth is to bear defeat without losing heart.” R. G. Ingersoll 39 1 DREW A. BRODSKY “They shall bear their swords into plough¬ shares, and their spears into pruning hooks: nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war anymore. Old Testament KENNETH E. BROWN “The woods are lovely, dark, and deep, But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost ELIZABETH CABRAL For long you live, and high you fly, smiles you ' ll give and tears you’ll cry, and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Roger Waters MICHAEL CABRAL “What is to come we know not. But we know that what has been was good. Henly KATHY M. CAMARA “You are one. We need you. Help us. We are humanity. Myself WENDY R. CAMPBELL 40 ELIZABETH A. CAMPOS “A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud. Emerson VALERIE A. CANTO So many gods, so many creeds, so many paths that wind and wind, while just the art of being kind is all the sad world needs.” Ella W. Wilcox SHARON L. CARFAGNO When you ' ve seen beyond yourself — then you may find — peace of mind — is waiting there.” Beatles JAMES A. CARR STEPHEN V. CASHMON Victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror, victory however long and hard the road may be, for without victory there is no survival. Winston Churchill LYNNE C. CASTONGUAY To know what is beautiful; to know that those I love — love me. E. W. Stevik 41 CHARLES J. CAVANAUGH “Learn as if you were to live forever. Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Ghandi RICHARD CHACE !t SUSAN CHARRETTE “I have to say my friends, the road goes a long, long, way, and if we’re going to find the end we’re going to need a helping hand. Elton John ALAN M. CHEBOT ‘‘Everywhere the human soul stands between a hemisphere of light and dark¬ ness on the confines of two everlasting hostile empires — Necessity and Free Will.” Thomas Carlyle 42 MARGARET CHURN ‘‘Immortality means being loved by many anonymous people.” Sigmund Freud BRADFORD J. COATES ‘‘To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all.” 1 LARRY A. COHEN EILEEN T. CONROY “Grass is mother nature’s way of saying high.” 1 JUDITH A. CORDEIRO “If you cannot win, make the one ahead of you, break the record.” Jan Keithson MICHAEL P. CORDEIRO i 43 9 DAVID B. CORREA BARRY J. COSTA GISELE M. COSTA “Be yourself — but be your best self. Dare to be different and follow your own star.” Payer PATRICIA A. COSTA “Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. SUSAN E. COSTA “I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself, than to be crowded on a velvet cushion. Henry David Thoreau DEBRA A. COUTO “Many times I’ve lied Many times I’ve listened Many times I ' ve wondered How much there is to know.” Led Zepplin 44 1 I l ' It STEPHEN J.COURTURIER ‘‘Life is a series of surprises, and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not.” Emerson STEPHEN J. CREAMER ‘‘Smiling thru the years. a song ; WILLIAM K. CROMBIE EDWARD J. CRONAN DAVID CUCINOTTA ‘‘Life is an art — it requires all the love, compassion, and understanding you have to give. If you take time to feel for life, it can be as beautifully refreshing as a crisp sea breeze, and as exciting as a cheerful sun dawning behind snow white clouds, and life passes too quickly not to love: Open up your heart.” D. Cucinotta SUSAN T. CURT “ | believe in the sun, even when it is not shining, I believe in love, even when I am alone, I believe in God, even when he is silent. unknown 45 45 KAREN A. DALEY ‘‘Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind.” Mick Jagger JACK F. DATOR What is beautiful is a joy for all seasons and a possession for all eternity.” Oscar Wilde PETER A. DAVID TIM R. DELONG 46 1 DEBORAH A. DECAMBRA “I’ll be careful while I’m climbing, ' cuz it hurts a lot to drop — when you’re down, nobody gives a damn anyway.” Jim Croce RICHARD DECOSTA STEVE DESROSIERS ELIZABETH A. DEVIDO “If you smile at me I will understand, ’cause that is something everybody every¬ where does in the same language.” Anonymous 47 i DOROTHY L. DINNIE “The love of praise, howe’er conceal’d by art. Reigns more or less, and glows in ev’ry heart. Edward Young DANIEL DIONNE Duke Et Decorum Est It is sweet and becoming to die for one ' s country. DORIS DOMINGOS Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can’t remember why. But I still love those good times gone by. James Taylor DENISE A. DRAGON “Self is the only prison that could bind the soul. Henry Van Dike THERESE R. DUMONT DAVID J. DUMOULIN It is necessary to the happiness of man that he be mentally faithful to himself. Thomas Paine 48 JOHN J. ELLIS ! ELIZABETH C. EMERY Hold fast to dreams. For if dreams die, Life is a broken winged bird, that cannot fly. Langston Hughes DEBORAH E. FALVEY “Since life is brief, we need to make it bright.” Wilcox DEBRA A. FARIA 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 MARY E. FARNHAM Life is either a daring adventure or noth¬ ing. Helen Keller KAREN E. FARRELL ‘‘It is best to remain silent and to be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt. Abraham Lincoln i 1 49 I BRUCE FERREIRA ‘‘And tomorrow’s morning seems so far away. Bob Dylan GAIL M. FERREIRA Nature is Beautiful and Beautiful is Car¬ ing. Ferreira STEVEN D. FERREIRA KAREN A. FINNE The parting words, the last I heard was please remember me when I laughed, cause you’re more than half the soul that burns within me. Pam KENNETH A. FISHER GORDON A. FITZGERALD I am not afraid of tomorrow because I have seen yesterday and I love today. 50 JOHN F. FITZGERALD “You only go around once in life so you have to grab all the Gusto you can.” Schlitz RONALD J. FLENER “Today is only yesterday’s tomorrow. Ken Hensley CARLTON E. FLORES “Music is the fuel that moves the spirit. Jim Dandy Mangruim JOHN E. FORRESTER “Enjoy today, tomorrow may be even worse.” Anonymous ROGER W. FORTIER “One road leads to London One road leads to Wales My road leads me seaward to the white dipping sails.” John Masefield DENISE T. FORTIN “Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. Richard Lesser 51 J KELLIE A. FOSTER “If you love something Let it go. If it comes back, it ' s yours, if it doesn’t, it never w as. DEBBIE FRANCOEUR BRUCE FREDERICKS “How many years can some people exist before they ' re allowed to be free.” Bob Dylan MARSHA J. FREEMAN “If we have not peace within ourselves, it is in vain to seek it from outward sources. Rochefoucauld EDWARD J. GALEGO Let a wise man go the right way himself, then teach others. So he will have no cause to grieve. Bruce Lee THOMAS A. GALLIGAN “Content with a free and happy life. 52 1 PATRICIA A. GASIOR GEORGE GAUTHIER CAROL A. GEORGE ‘‘I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I’ve seen yesterday and love today. William Allen White DAVID J. GILLESPIE NEAL F. GOFF STEVE W. GOLDEN 53 I PAUL L. GORENBERG “The roots of knowledge are bitter, but the fruits are sweet.” Aristotle COLLEEN M. GRACE “The rarest thing on earth is to live — most people exist, that is all. DEBBIE N. GRANT “Men do very little from love, a great deal from hate, most of all from indifference.” Brad MICHAEL E. GREELEY CATHY E. GRONBECK “Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.” Heywood LUCILLES. GUANIERE “Love is never having to say you ' re sorry. Erich Segal 54 � LYNN GUILLETTE ‘‘I am that I am — A dreamer of dreams.” PAMELA GWOZD “Memory is like a child walking along a seashore. You never can tell what small pebble it will pick up and store away among its treasured things.” Pierce Harris JOHN T. HALL CHERYL HAYDEN “The language God hears is the silent lan¬ guage of love.” Anonymous k SUSAN HEAP “It ' s love, it’s love that makes the world go round.” French Song SAMMY HELFENBEIN I 55 I DONNA M. HEROUX “Too much of a good thing always leaves something out — the ability to enjoy. Chairman Moishe PAMELA L. HIGGINSON “Always leave them laughing when you say goodbye. George M. Cohan COLLEEN A. HOLEWIAK ROBERT E. HOLLAND NANCY E. HOOLE “Only if we could share all of what we know inside learn away ignorance have no hate to hide. THOMAS J. HUNT “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Anonymous v 56 1 MARGARET A. HUSSEY PAULM. JACKSON ELLYNNE B. JENKINS MICHAEL W. KALIF SHARON L. KAY GARY A. KEENE 57 PAULT. KILLORAN ‘‘Be self-confident, self-reliant, and if you don ' t make it, you will have known you have done your best.” General Douglas MacArthur ROXANNE D. KOUSOULAS ‘‘Love is an act of faith, and whoever is of little faith is also of little love.” Erich Fromm ROBERT KOWALSKI CYNTHIA L. KRESS “Tact is the saving virtue without which no woman can be a success.” Sir William Osier SCOTT E. KULPA No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main.” John Donne JANET C. LAFLAMME “A person born in a Christian home is no more a Christian than a person in a bakery is born a bagel.” Moishe Rosen 58 1 ALBERT LALIBERTE “Life is just one damn thing after another. Unknown BRENDA L. LANGLAIS Anxiety in human life is what squeaking and grinding are in machinery that is not oiled. In life, trust is the oil.” Henry Ward Beecher CYNTHIA A. LAPOINTE “. . . sometimes our deepest feelings are the hardest to express ...” Unknown MICHELE S. LAPOINTE “There are no seven wonders of the world in the eyes of a child. There are seven mil- I � it ion. Walt Sireightiff DIANE A. LAVOIE “You who are on the road must have a code that you can live by and so become yourself because the past is just a good¬ bye.” Crosby, Stills and Nash MARC A. LEGAULT Man ' s reach should exceed his grasp.” Robert Browning i 59 CHERYL LEPAGE “All I have is my love of love and love is not leaving. David Bowie RAYMOND LEROUX “Measure not the work until the day is out and the labor done.” BRIAN T. LEVESQUE “Think about it tomorrow; after all, tomor¬ row is another day.” O ' Hara DEBRA A. LEVESQUE DONALD C. LEVESQUE JEANNE M. LEVESQUE “The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Anonymous 60 SCOTT N. LEVESQUE ‘‘It’s not what people think you are; it’s what you are. SUZANNE A. LEVESQUE “Sometimes it is necessary for man to scream against a world he never made and cannot control. T. R. Fenrenback LIN CHUANFU MELISSA A. LOFTUS The heart speaks a language the mouth can never learn.” Moishe Rosen KEITH E. LORD You gotta keep on smilin.” Wet Willie Band LOUIS C. LUBOLD If you cannot win, make the one ahead of you break the record. Reader’s Digest ) 61 II CRAIG R. LYNE “The greatest achievement is not in never falling, but in rising after you fall. Vince Lombardi TIMOTHY J. MAHON PATRICIA A. MAIATO JOHN P. MAKUCH CYNTHIA A. MARCIARILLE “One thing is certain and the rest is Lies; The flower that once has blown forever dies. Omar Khayyam CHERYL A. MARGARIDA Love is the key to all happiness. 62 I JOAN MARSHALL “A man must not swallow more beliefs than he can digest.” Havelock Ellis PETER MASSA “Take life as it comes, but try to make things come as you would like to take them.” Frank Geortz PETER MASSAD “You can never judge the future by the past.” Edmund Burke RONALD J.MATHIEU “How much worse than a foe; is a false friend.” Aesop TIMOTHY M. MATTE “Do not squander time, for that is the stuff of which life is made.” Benjamin Franklin ROBIN MATTOS “How can you stay, when your heart says no. How can you stop, when your feet say � � go. Elton John 63 RICHARD P. MAYNARD “The only way to have a friend is to be 11 one. Ralph W. Emerson JAMES P. MCCONNELL “You can’t make it, then fake it.” JAMES M. MCDERMOTT “The game’s up. Terence Phormio, 1 1.208 ROBERT MCGEE SHERREE A. MCGRATH “I would give everything I own give up my life . . . my heart . . . my home. I would give everything I own. Just to have you back again.” Bread GEORGE C. MCNAMARA “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. B. Franklin 64 I l SHAWN MCNERNEY “I am one and I can see that is me; and I will be, you’ll all see; I am one.” The Who, Quadrophenia CHERYL A. MEDEIROS “Oh! Baby baby it ' s a wild world; it’s hard to get by just upon a smile.” Cat Stevens CLAUDIA M. MEDEIROS “Strew Gladness on the paths of men — you will not pass this way again.” Foss MICHAEL A. MEDEIROS “Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity, and truth accomplishes no victories without it.” Unknown I 65 CATHERINE E. MELLO “There is a destiny that makes us brothers, none goes its way alone. All that you bring into the life of others comes back into your own.” MARK MENDONCA DEBORAH J. MENDOZA “It isn’t the experience of today that drives men mad. It is the remorse for something that happened yesterday, and the dread of what tomorrow may disclose. Burdette ROBERTA A. MICKOOL KAREN A. MILLERICK “It’s nice to look back at the yesterdays. And to remember the todays. But nicer to look ahead to the tomorrows in its hope of happy days. Anonymous KERRY E. MINIOR “We’re free to go where we wish and to be what we want.” J. L. Seagull 66 I CHRIS J.MONIZ JONATHAN MORSE “Man often applauds imitation and hisses the real thing.” MARGARET M. MOYNAGH “And what I’m trying to say is that nobody ever had a rainbow baby until he had the rain.” Jim Croce KEITH J. MULDOON 5 I ANNE E. MULLINS “If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours.” Unknown JOHN MULLINS I 67 LINDA D. MULREADY ‘‘There are hundreds of languages in the world, but a smile speaks all of them.” Anonymous ANN E. MURPHY ‘‘To have a friend, to be a friend; to love and to be loved, is the true purpose of my existence.” KEVIN R. MURPHY “Life’s a long song; but the tune ends too soon for us all.” PAUL H. NADEAU FRANK NASCIMENTO “He is strong who conquers others; he who conquers himself is mighty.” Lao Tzu CHRISTINE M. NEILAN At times I think there are no words But there to tell what’s true and there are no truth ' s outside the gates of Eden.” Bob Dylan 68 I t SUZANNE G. NOISEUX ‘‘If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away.” Henry David Thoreau BETTY A. NUNES “The first thing that I ' d like to do, is to save every day till eternity passes away, just to spend them with you.” Jim Croce DAVID A. NUNES ‘‘The inability to tell good from evil is the greatest worry of man ' s life.” Cicero PAUL R. NUNES . . So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there’s so much left to know, and I’m on the road to find out. . .” Cat Stevens ROBERT J. O’BRIEN “A faithful friend is a strong defense; and he that hath found such a one hath found a treasure.” from the Apocrypha RILEY M. O’CONNOR . . And so we ' ll beat on, like boats against the current, born back ceaselessly into the past.” F. Scott Fitzgerald I 69 DANA R. O’KEEFE “You can’t always get what you want.” The Rolling Stones CATHERINE L. OLIVEIRA 4 m • I.b m m • - m . Y DONN OLIVEIRA “There is no comparison between that which is lost by not succeeding and that which is lost by not trying.” Francis Bacon DONNA M. OLIVEIRA “Southern man better keep your head. Don ' t forget what your good book said.” Neil Young MICHAEL D. OLIVER “What is to come we know not. But we know that what has been was good.” DAVID R. PAINE “He is strong who conquers others, he who conquers himself is mighty.” 70 I SUSAN M. PAIVA “When I find myself in times of trouble. Mother Mary comes to me, speaking words of wisdom. Let It Be.” Beatles ROBIN G. PARADIS RONALD PARADIS “If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him strive to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau STEVEN W. PARENT Doing easily what others find difficult is talent.” Henri Cemiel CHERYL C. PASKA You say its very hard to leave behind the life we know, but there’s no other way; and now it’s up to you.” Bernie Taupin JOHN J. PAVAO 71 DAVID PELOQUIN “If some one is taught that losing is a dis¬ grace, and they ' re not sure they can win, they will be reluctant to even try, and not trying is the real disgrace. Ron Clarke EDWARD M. PEREIRA “There is no great genius without some touch of madness. Seneca KAREN PEREIRA If you love him, let him go, If he comes back, he is yours, If he doesn’t, he never was. Anonymous STEPHEN J. PEREIRA What is to come we know not. But we know that what has been was good.” Heleny ANN M. PERREIRA Alone we find solitude, together we find love. Anonymous DEBORAH (FINUCCI) PERRY Love is not soft like water, it is hard like a rock, on which the waves of hatred beat in vain. Anonymous 72 WILLIAM M. PERRY PAUL R. PETIT Everybody likes Something of Music. Billy Preston CHERYL A. PHELPS Nothing produces such odd results as try¬ ing to get even. Franklin P. Jones CLAIRE PICKERING ‘‘There’s never enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them.” KAREN M. PONTE Too many people prefer success to hap¬ piness — not realizing that happiness is success.” Thoreau DORIS S. POOL I 73 CHERYL POTVIN MARIANNE PRAYZNER . . I only know how true it is; that love is a chain of love, as nature is a chain of life.” Truman Capote MICHAEL R. PROFIO ‘‘The desire for power in excess caused the angels to fall; the desire of knowledge in excess caused man to fall.” MICHAEL A. PROULX JOANNE M. QUENTAL KATHY A. QUINN “You give but a little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” Gibran 74 n DAVID RAPOZA “All I have to say is that I’m glad I’m leav¬ ing.’’ DAVID E. RAPOSA “We are young only once, but if we try hard enough, once is enough.” Anonymous THOMAS D. RAPOZA “If you can ' t be with the one you love then love the one you ' re with.” Neil Young MARCIA A. REINHAGEN “I let my music take me where my heart wants to go.” Cat Stevens CYNTHIA A. REIS “It isn’t what you know. Stop showing off. Stop showing off. It isn’t what you do. It’s what you are that matters.” Paul Williams DEBORAH L. REIS “The first step in the art of friendship is to be a friend; then making friends takes care of itself.” W. Peterson 75 SCOTT A. REIS “Life is based on formalities.” CAROL L. REMILLARD “Education makes a person easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but impossible to enslave. Broughman JUDITH REMY “Someone to care.” Douglas Mallock NORMA J. REMY “Little things make me smile. PHILIP G. RENAUD “Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night.” Edgar Allan Poe DAVID S. REZENDES “I’m happy to be living, happy that I was given a chance to see another day . . .” Riot 76 LINDA A. REZENDES “True friends are like diamonds, precious and rare; false friends are like autumn leaves, found everywhere. MONA M. RIOUX “I sympathize. I know just how it feels to think of the right thing to say too late. Anonymous -«i MICHELE S. ROBERGE “Each day we wake just to take the first breath of the day, to step a step ahead of yesterday, to meet the new challenge of a breaking day.” M. Roberge ROGER ROBERGE “Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?” T. S. Eliot JOAN RODRIGUES “Success is the master of life.” Anonymous APRIL ROGERS “To be a friend is better than having one.” Anonymous L 77 BRENDA ROPPE “Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen. Quotations of Courage and Vision MICHELE C. ROUSSEAU If today will not, tomorrow may. Thomas Fuller PHYLLIS A. SANTOS “And if by chance I should just happen to see you again. I ' ll probably be so sur¬ prised I ' ll climb a tree and yell out why me? Ray O’Sullivan SUSAN M. SARAIVA “The past cannot be changed; the future is still in your power. Unknown 78 MICHAEL SAUCIER SCOTT SCHLEGEL ‘‘Hello it’s me. EILEEN M. SHEA ‘‘Happiness is best attained by learning to live each day by itself. The worries are mostly about yesterday and tomorrow. CARRIE SHEPPARD As a rule indeed, grown-up people are fairly correct on matters of fact; it is in the higher gift of imagination that they are so sadly to seek. Grahame 79 NANCY SHERLOG “Life is no brief candle to me. It is a sort of splendid torch which I have got hold of for the moment, and I want to make it burn as brightly as possible. George Bernard Shaw STEPHEN SILVA “What is life but a spectrum, and what is music but life itself! Billy Cobham Jr. KENNETH SILVIA “You can’t get what you want all the time, but you can try sometimes. Rolling Stones GLORIA J. SIMMONS FRANK B. SINCLAIR ELLEN SLABY “No struggle is equal to the struggle to let ourselves be known and to learn in the process who we are. 80 JENNIFER A. SMITH “In spite of all the ideas and all the tech¬ nology and atoms in the world, it all comes down to shaping one individual at a time. Anonymous MICHAEL SMITH I wanna take you higher.” Sly ROBERT SMITH THOMAS L. SNELL The future is an open book with war being the last chapter. i 81 L l DEBRA L. SOUZA “Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can’t remember why, but I still love those good times gone by.” James Taylor JEFFREY A. SOUZA JEFFREY P. SOUZA MARIA O. SOUZA “The future is the wine of wisdom. It teaches all there is to teach. Rod McKuen SANDRA A. SOUZA “Life is a preparation for the future, and the best preparation for the future is to live as if there were none.” Elbert Hubbard DALE A. SQUIRES “In life there is hypocrisy. In death there is harmony. But in love there is happiness. Pettine 82 MARK L. STRATTON ROBERTA. STROHMAIER “Confusion will be my epitaph, for I walk a cracked and broken path; If we make it we can all sit back and laugh.” Greg Lake JAMES SULLIVAN MICHAEL W. SYLVAIN “No man is the whole of himself, his friends are the rest of him.” Reader’s Digest I 1 CARLOS TAVARES JOSEPH C. TAVEIRA “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference.” St. Francis of Assisi 83 GREGORY TELLES EDWARD G.TESSIER ‘‘Who knows nothing base, fears nothing known.” SCOTT J.TEVES ‘‘Keep a secret and it ' s your slave. Tell it and it’s your master.” CLAIRE C. THIBAULT “You need some time to be free, time to go out searching for yourself, hoping to find . . . time.” Bread EDWARD R. THIBAULT GARY O. THIBAULT 84 I CHERYL L. TIERNEY “True wisdom lies in gathering the pre¬ cious things out of each day as it goes by. Anonymous MELINDA TOOMEY You who are on the road must have a code, that you can live by, and so become yourself because the past is just a good¬ bye. Graham Nash KENNETH R. TRAFKA . . . and when the night is cloudy, there is still a light that shines on me; Shine on ‘til tomorrow . . . Let it be. Paul McCartney ANDREW W. TRAVERS I ! SUSAN M. TROWBRIDGE Seeking means to have a goal, but find¬ ing means to be free.” Unknown MARY E. TUKESBREY Not by the sun’s arithmetic or my own can I make the days go fast enough. Yet there are those who beg God daily for an extra hour. I wish for them no solitude, no time apart from what they love, and let them have their extra hour. Rod McKuen 85 DAVID VELOZA “It’s never too late to start all over again.” Steppenwolf DONNA M. VEZINA “It doesn’t matter how you love, or who you love, but that you love.” Rod McKuen DAVID J. VIANA ROBERT S. WARING “Live as you will have wished to have lived when you are dying. Gellert MICHAEL T. WEEKLEY DONNA M. WHITMORE “Never answer an angry word with an angry word. It’s the second one that makes one quarrel. W. A. Nance 86 DAVID A. WHITNEY “Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocketful of gold.” Robert Plant DONNA S. WIETING ‘‘The Lord is my light and my salvation; Whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strong¬ hold of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?” Psalm 27 JANETS. WILKINS “Music and Rhythm find their way into the secret places of the soul.” Plato JOANN WILKINSON JOAN H. WINSOR SUSAN E. WOODS “My friend is one who takes me for what I f f am. Thoreau 87 SUSAN ZWOLINSKI Beyond the sundown is tomorrow’s wis¬ dom, today is going to be a long, long, ago. CHRIS CANEPA DEBRA DESTREMPS CATHY FERREIRA 88 DAVID OLIVEIRA DEBRA RODRIQUES “. . . Wanna Laugh While The Laughin ' Is Easy, I Wanna Cry If It Makes It Worthwhile, ' Cause We May Never Pass This Way Again . . . Senior Class Officers Girl Counselor Carol George, Advisor Mr. Edward Ward, Treasurer Ellen Slaby, President Gordon Fitzgerald, Vice-President Paul Nunes, Boy Counselor Edward Thibault, Secretary Kathy Quinn. Junior Class Officers Secretary Susan Martin, Boy Counselor Richard Bence, President Shelby Setters, Vice-President Lee Ann Orvis, Girl Counselor Mary Mello, Advisor Mr. John Silvia, Sr. Sophomore Class Officers BOTTOM ROW: Treasurer Robin Holden, Vice-President Robin Daignault, President Janine Trudeau, Secretary Pam Laliberte, TOP ROW: Girl Counselor Patricia Lima, Boy Counselor Michael Corrigan, Advisor Mr. Richard Kranes. Freshman Class Officers BOTTOM ROW: Treasurer Julie Wolstenholme, Vice-President Marie Costa, President Linda Costa, Secretary Maureen Rosa, TOP ROW: Advisor Mr. Robert Breault, Boy Counselor Antone Oliveira, Girl Counselor Carol Lafonso. National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Debra Grant, Elizabeth Cabral, Cindy Amdur, Gisele Costa, Debra DeCambra, Maria Souza, Drew Brodsky, Anne Mullins, SECOND ROW: David Raposa, Debra Mendoza, Pauline Audette, Brenda Langlais, Michelle Rousseau, THIRD ROW: David Whitney, Marc Legault, Paul Gorenberg, Marsha Freeman, Chaun Fu Lin, Elizabeth Emery, FOURTH ROW: Edward Tessier, Stephen Coutourier, Roxanne Kousoulas, Paul Bergeron, Debra Falvey, Susan Zwolinski, Susan Saraiva, Marcia Reinhagen, Edward Thibault, Robert O ' Brien, Susan Curt. Debate Team SEATED: Ann Parent, Geraldine Barnabe, Lisa Borge, Frank Escobar, David Correira, Carla O ' Brien, Merryl Goldberg, STANDING: Coach Charles Levesque, Mike Escobar, Joseph Laureanno, Tom Boehringer, Bill Sharpies, Ann Marciarille, Pat Raposa, Kathy Marciarille, Barbara Bowker, OTHER MEMBERS NOT SHOWN: John Pappas. Student Council Student A dvisory FIRST ROW: Shelby Setters, Frank Escobar, Joanne Belanger, Tony Vasconsellos, Lynda Costa, Meryle Goldberg, SECOND ROW: Patricia Gasior, William Rogers, Debbie Lenard, Sue Cavaco, Ann Marciarille, Drew Brodsky, Janine Trudeau, THIRD ROW: William Murphy, David Correia, Donna Grimes, John Marques, Marianne Prayzner, Kathy Quinn, Anne Mullins, Carol George, Advisor Mr. Edward Ward. Council Officers FIRST ROW: Drew Brodsky, Tony Vasconsellos, STANDING: Frank Escobar, Joanne Belanger, Lisa Borge, Tony Vasconsellos. Chris Woods, Joanne Belanger, Frank Escobar. 95 Art Club BOTTOM ROW: Carol Remy, Debbie Galego, Treasurer, Kathy Minior, President, Katherine Brewer, Kathy Crossley, TOP ROW: Advisor, Mr. Charlie Jordan, Kevin Doige, Brian Legault, Carol Sousa, Barbara Bowker, Sharon Raposa, Karen DeMoura, Cheryl Wolstenholm. Library A ides Liz Emery, Beryl Field, Joe Costa, Kathy Viveiros, Sherrie Wong, Roger Jussaume, Cheryl O ' Brien, Phyllis Santos, Sharon Ironfield, Julie Pensara, James Almeida, Kim Dyl. F.T.A. 41 H ' t l ■ 1 1 FIRST ROW: J. Pickering, M. Lacerda, E. Daley, A. Parent, G. Barnaby, S. Cavaco, N. Prayzner, D. DeCambra, E. Driscoll, D. Mendoza, S. Kalif, SECOND ROW: D. Ready, D. Grant, Miss E. Souza Advisor, D. Lowe, K. Mayo, C. O ' Brian, D. Souza, J. Menard, M. Freedman, M. Farnham, P. Gauthier, B. Jenkins, M. LaPointe, K. Bonas, THIRD ROW: S. Saraiva, S. Zwolinski, M. Souza, M. Moynah, S. Wong, J. Gladue, S. Hague, M. E. Brough, J. Campos, C. Farias, S. Mattos, C. Amdur, D. Amaral, FOURTH ROW: C. Viveiros, S. Robb, L. Dunne, L. A. Orvis, D. Leonard, K. Gronbeck, J. Paskowski, P. Lima, FIFTH ROW: B. Bolka, D. Correa, E. Medeiros, K. Thibault, C. Sheppard, D. Spence, R. Kousoulas. Math Team Chaun Fu Lin, Advisor Mr. Gerald St. Amand, Roxanne Kousoulas, William Baskin, Brenda Langlais, Jonathan Emery, Marc Legault, Bonnie MacRitchie, Michael Escobar. Breeze FRONT ROW: Mr. Robert Tavares, advisor, Doug Chapman, Melanie Lacerda, David Correira, Babara Bowker, Lisa Borge, Gerry Barnabe, SECOND ROW: Ann Parent, Ann Marciarelle, Sharon Raposa, Ken McNaulty, Jim Almeida, Bill Sharpies, Meryl Goldberg, Louise Olivier, Cheryl Potvin, Joyce Kelly, Dale Ready, BACK ROW: Sheila Corcoran, Sharon Ironfield, Dave Robb, Pam Harrison, Carla O ' Brien. Chess Club Mike Escobar, Marc Legault, Chaun Fu Lin, Carlos Tavares, Paul Bergeron, Mike Kocak. I usic ’74-75 $ SOMERSET HI6H SCHOOL A BLUE RAIDER MARCHING RAID MUSICTONN SOMERSET MASS. Marching Band Percussion FIRST ROW: Nancy Pelletier, Ro er Jussoume, Denise Thibault, SECOND ROW: Kathy Faria, Mike Tavares, Laurie Baskin, Steve Sowa, Patti Petrillo, Ronald Paradis, Nancy Prayiner, THIRD ROW: David Pelletier, Barry Weinstein, John Parker, Allan Gollub, Doniel Dionne, Thomas Eogon, Tom Quinn, Keith Cuccmotta, Richard Leonard, Joseph Costa. 100 Brasses TOP ROW: Marcia Reinhagen, Merryl Goldberg, Mike Mullen, Mike Botelho, Alan Chebot, Dave Peloquin, Wayne Shaker, David Paine, Lisa Forczyk, Ellen Robinson, Colleen Grace, BOTTOM ROW: Jane Turcotte, Ellen Rosenberg, James Souza, Ed Hart, Steven Parent, Ric Maynard, Doro Spence, Karen Depin, Peter Massad, Mark Goldberg, Mike Hopkins, Don Bouchard, Fred Forczyk, Joey Wilkinson, Tony Vasconcellas, Wheat Kelly, Bob Murphy. Woodwinds FIRST ROW: Donna Robidoux, Donna Gabriel, Lori Hopkins, Linda Murphy, Pauline Audette, Paula Quental, Colleen Murphy, Linda Ponte, Caroline LeMaire, Bonnie Chebot, SECOND ROW.- Caroline Holt, Valerie Canto, Nancy La Fleur, Cindy Kress, Bernadette Coffey, Mary Perry, Angela Schultz, Joyce Kelley, Colleen O Neil, Cheryl Miranda, Judy Sieczkowski, Richard Habib, Ken Trafka, THIRD ROW: Chris Davis, Scott Simmons, David Cucinotta, Thomas Hart, Jeff Brouillard, Richard Puhala, Scott Kulpa, Janet Wilkins, Roger Brisson, Paul Ouellette, Karen Rosenberg, Mary Gabriel, Cheryl Morley. 101 Gunners Deborah Souza (head), Sandy Souza, Claire Pickering, Joyce Sroczynski, Ellyne Jenkins, Liz De Vido, Roberta Mickool, Jane Souza. Flag Twirlers Marie Auclair (head), Robin Mottos, Karen Kozak, Beverly Almeida, Sue Robb, Marianne Prayzner. 102 Majorettes Paula Medeiros (assistant head), Judy Remy (Head), Donna Arruda, Pat Medeiros, Pam Higginson, Cathy Mello, Paula Gauthier, Sharon Hague, Nancy Sherlog, Cindy Sullivan, Jane Gladue, Sue Martin. Color Guard TOP ROW: Judy Tybo, Colleen Boulanger, Lynn Woods, Donna Sowa, Jane Farrissey, Carol Seward, Lynn Moran, Kathy Viveiros, Liz Daley, Carol Maynard, Sherrie Wong, Rhonda Hannick, BOTTOM ROW: Donna Heroux, Liz Campos, Linda Mulready, Kim Morley (head), Kathy Perriera (co-head), Carol George, Karen Millerick, Sue Noisseaux. 104 I 105 £H3i 106 I 107 T Freshmen Sophomores I ATHLETES. . . Young men and women Who devote their time To developing their bodies And glorifying their school They represent us In football, basketball, field-hockey, softball, track, baseball, golf, and tennis They train for years In preparation for a short season They practice in blistering heat And freezing cold They discover the ecstasy of victory The heartbreak of defeat Whether they win or lose. We support them. They earn their letters with sweat They suffer breaks and sprains But We never hear a complaint They are just proud to be Raiders. Athletes make the best Lovers u I I 113 I Field Hockey Once again the girls field hockey team walked away with the Southeastern Mas¬ sachusetts League championship with a remarkable record of 1 3 wins and 1 tie. Under the excellent coaching of Miss Fitz¬ gerald and this year’s captains Cyndee Lapointe and Sue Curt the spirit and deter¬ mination within the team found them com¬ peting in the first state tournament. The girls lost their first game to Silverlake in the tournament 2-0 but exhibited fine sportsmanship and a tremendous hustle continuing never to give up. Also under Miss Fitzgerald, the junior varsity which, for the second consecutive season, won the J.V. crown with 3 wins and 3 ties. 114 115 I 1 st ROW: Judy Cordeiro, Gisele Boule, Janet Laf- lamme, Co-Captains Sue Curt and Cyndee Lapointe, Claire Thibault, Marianne Prayzner, 2nd ROW: Deb¬ bie Cote, Kim Curt, Kathy Whalley, Cheryl Chodkow- ski, Pam Tessier, Robin Holden, Mary Ellen Brough, Martha Brough, Janine Trudeau, Sue Marcellus, 3rd ROW: Coach Sheila Fitzgerald, Pam Quinn, Jennifer Coombes, Pam Laliberte, Brenda Almeida, Mary Per¬ eira, Sarah McNally, Betty Flannagan, Mary Mello, Heidi Snell, Bubba Leite, Rita Thibault. ' • ' • - � , ' • i - ■ • . ' ' ■. Sgpg f!,, ' . r ' ... FRONT ROW: Robert Lone (cooch), Bob Davidson, Steve Cashmon, Dave Correia, Gordon Fitzgerald, co-captain Craig Lyne, co-captain Peter Barrar, Tim Matte, Bruce Ferreira, Peter McConnell, Bob Kowalski, Chris Brady, SECOND ROW: Joe Sullivan, Kevin Cashmon, Mike Mahoney, Dave Kingman, Steve Cohen, T. J. Costa, Chip Corcoran, Mark RapoSo, Dave Gillespie, Paul Soares, Norman England, Coach Ray Macdonald, THIRD ROW: Tim Shea, Bob Correira, Gerry Pereira, Steve Billington, Mike Mcgee, Gary Berube, Mark Murphy, Steve lllowitz, Paul Ward, Kenny Rapoza, Steve Oliveria, FOURTH ROW: Mike Zwolinski, Kevin Proulx, George Brodeur, Rick Mullen, Chip Collins, Bill Whalen, Tom Ponte, Rick Ryan, Jim Mullins, Mike Forand, Allen Bernardo, Mike Brewer, FIFTH ROW: Coach Bob Travores, Coach Bob Souza. 118 I Somerset Football 1974 119 120 The search The catch The longest yard The pass The attack TOUCHDOWN!!! 121 iin Cross Country 1 st ROW: Tom Hunt, Ray Leroux, Paul Petit, David Peloquin, Scott Levesque, Mark Weinstien and Jim Kane, 2nd ROW: Laurie Talbot, Pat Russell, Rick Bence, Ted Higginson, Eric Gartner, Dan Proulx, Glenn Gallant, Kathy Griffin, and Robin Dagnault. 122 This year the “Blue Machine, as Coach Richard Ber¬ nardo called his team, had a fairly competitive season. Led by Senior Captain Ray Leroux, who was consid¬ ered one of the best harriers in the state, the team had a 6 to 3 dual meet record and a second place in the Southeastern Massachusetts Conference. 123 Cheerleaders VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Claire Thibault head, SECOND ROW: Elaine Medeiros, Joanne Paskowski, Debbie Leonard, THIRD ROW: Joann Quental, Susan Woods, Jennifer Smith, Ellen Slaby, Susan Curt. PEP SQUAD: FIRST ROW: Cathy Collins, Jonine Trudeau, Debbie Tavares, Kim Curt, Shirley Costa, Marietta Horden, SECOND ROW: Cheryle Chodkowski, Debbie Romagnolo, Ellen Driscoll, Cathy Bonos, Donna Grimes, Louise Dunne. Soccer S.H.S. added soccer to its sports program on an intramu¬ ral basis, setting a standard for future teams. In five out¬ ings against better condi¬ tioned and more seasoned teams, the soccer team lost in their first outing against a very capable Diman team then pre¬ ceded to defeat the Conolly and Tiverton squads a total of four consecutive times. With the expert coaching of Mr. Horton and the great response of Somerset athletes to the soccer program, the team will gain varsity status and division championships in the coming years. FIRST ROW: Vic Coutu, Steve Saraiva, Paul Machado, Paul Souza, Steve Ferris, Scott Botelho, Tom Boehringer, Ric Fonseca, Bob Lavigne, Bob Waring, 2nd ROW: Chuck Pappas, Peter Mello, Joe Castro, Jerry Silvia, Dan Shea, Bob Stafford, Tony Emard, John Gronbeck, Ed Thibault, David Cook, Dennis Ferreira, 3rd ROW: Coach Horton, Joe Crockett, Durval Tavares, Jeff Oliveira, Udy Kleinberger, Denis DeCosta, Steve Fer¬ reira, Tom Kreczi, Tom Farrand, Ray Torres, Mike Guaniere, Arnold Chace, Bill Domingos. 126 Hockey BOTTOM ROW: Jim McDermott, Scott Levesque, Scott Strohmoier, Bob Strohmoier, Fred Storch, Kevin Williams, Russ Lavoie, Jim Vital, Brendan Shea, Kevin Snyder, Bob Stafford, TOP ROW: Peter Boardman, Scott Kelleher, Steve Pereira, Kevin Parks, Don Parks, Bob Gardella, Claude Tetreault, Jim Wood, Paul Laflamme, Ron Marcellus, Jack Dator (captain). Coach Bob Souza. 127 Senior Skaters Capt. Dator, Coach Souza 128 Bob Strohmaier Jack Dator 129 TOP ROW: Mike Przystac, Jeff Driscoll, Mark Trem- bley, Paul Soares, Mike Mahoney, Peter Pappas, Dave Bence, Coach Ray McDonald, BOTTOM ROW: Don Levesque, Jim Bezner, Captain Tim Matte, Paul Killoran, Ed Perreira. Basketball 130 131 Z :: « ' . ' tg £J9$Z sSt ' S f jferiSSJv t 1 • • ► ' W Wl ' «l! Champion ' s Once Again!!! Once again the very talented girls basketball team pulled through with another championship title. Under the excellent coaching of Miss Fitzgerald, the girls will be entering the state tour¬ nament in February. The varsity finished with a league record of 8-2 and an overall record of 1 2-3. The team, led by captain Cyndee Lapointe, started with many hardships including injuries and the frustration of a small court, but managed to stay calm and together for the most impor¬ tant g ames of the season. Only having seven people on the varsity team the J.V.’s helped tremendously when needed most. The junior varsity was captained by Martha Brough. mmm nrwn4iit FIRST ROW: Pam Tessier, Martha Brough (J.V. capt.), Cyndee Lapointe (captain), Nancy Hoole, Karen Heroux, SECOND ROW: Sue Marcellus, Robin Dagnault, Dawn Dagnault, Brenda Almeida, Janine Trudeau, THIRD ROW: Elaine Leite, Sue Sheppard, Sheila Corcoran, Mary Periera, Debbie Cote, Linda Borge, Coach Sheila Fitzgerald. Referee Mrs. Keyes 134 Get in that @$ ? hoop! “with common longings 4- common goals we laughed, we loved, we played, we struggled, we WON!! 135 m w ' tm ” m Winter Track Mary Ellen Brough Mark Weinstein Peter Barrar 136 Look straight ahead to the finish line Think only of the goal Run Straight Run High Run Hard Save Nothing And Finish . . . Ray LeRoux With an ecstatic burst that carries you hurtling through the tape to victory . . . Frank Horne Boys Gymnastics FIRST ROW: Dan Shea, John Botelho, Nick Mol- loy, Paul Nunes, Mike Bedeard, 2nd ROW: Matt Castro, Peter Corrigan, Mike Mullen, John Mol- loy. Bill Smith, Coach Whitney Horton. Missing is Ron Flenner, Phil Renaurd, Manny Mederios. Girls Gymnastics FIRST ROW: Pam Quinn, Cathy Cote, Riley O’Conner, Cathy Collins, 2nd ROW: Claire Lus- sier, Cathy Bonas, Liz Devido, Carrie Sheppard. Not shown is coach Bill Barnicoat and Mrs. Had¬ dad. « J � I i i y ( « i i 139 ON THE ROAD TO FIND OUT Well I left my happy home to see what I could find out. I left my folk and friends with the aim to clear my mind out. Well I hit the rowdy road, and many kinds I met there, many stories told me of the way to get there So on and on I go. The seconds tick the time out. There’s so much left to know. And I’m on the road to find out. Well in the end I’ll know, but on the way I wonder through descending snow, and through the frost and thunder, I listen to the wind come howl, telling me I have to hurry. I listen to the robin’s song saying not to worry. So on and on I go. The seconds tick the time out. There’s so much left to know. And I’m on the road to find out. Then I found myself alone, hoping someone would miss me. Thinking about my home, and the last woman to kiss me. But sometimes you have to moan when nothing seems to suit yer, but nevertheless you know you’re locked toward the future. So on and on I go. The seconds tick the time out. There ' s so much left to know. And I’m on the road to find out. Then I found my head one day when I wasn’t even trying, and here I have to say, ’cause there is no use in lying, lyin ' Yes the answer lies within, so why not take a look now, kick out the devil’s sin, pick up, pick up a good book now Yes the answer lies within, so why not take a look now kick out the devil’s sin, and pick up, pick up a good book now CAT STEVENS ■ . . It’s always been the same old story, from the moment I could talk I was ordered to listen, now there’s a way and I know I have to go, away, I know, I have to go . . . . If they were right I’d agree but it’s them they know not me now there’s a way, and I know that I have to go away, I know I have to go . . I 143 Gordon Fitzgerald — Senior Class President This has been our senior year in Som¬ erset High. Our days of talking in the corridors, sleeping in class, finding out new happenings, and making old friends new again are over. Can you remember back to our freshman days when you wouldn’t make a noise in school? Compare it with now. I hope that you feel that OUR senior year was the best of all. We tried new and old ideas. I just hope they all worked. Now many of us will go out into today ' s soci¬ ety and be nobody; but, just remember, in Somerset you’ll always be some¬ body. Even though you might not see some of your friends again, you can all think back and enjoy. I want to thank Mr. LaMothe for the great job he did on the yearbook. I know it took a great deal of worrying, work, and time. I want to wish every¬ body the best of luck in the future and may God bless you. Thank you, 144 r i T 1 jf i . 1 , r i i M —1 v 4 r ” $ Editors . . . PAUL NUNES MARY TUKESBREY 147 BRENDA LANGLAIS A dvertisements € CRcnm SHOPS C ' - • • t • • 4 n r P I P 1 1 i ■ Safc- ' l §1 5 £ 1 1 ! i ESS L I as UG od for strength, tkat I migkt ackieve, I was made weak, tkat I mi g kt! earn kumklv to obey . . . I ask ed for kealtk, tkat I mig Lt Jo greater tkings . . . I was given infirmity, tkat I mi gktd o better tkings . . . I asked for rickes, tkat I migkt be kappy, I was given poverty tkat I migkt be wise . . . I asked for power, tkat I migkt kave tke praise of men, I was fJiven weakness, tkat I midii feel tke need o f God... I asked for all tkings, tkat I migkt enjoy life, I was given life, tkat I mig kt enjoy all tkings . . . I got notking tkat I asked for - but every tiling I kad koped for. Almost despite myself, my unspoken prayers were answered. 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LEVESQUE ' S AUTO SERVICE 771 Rodman St. Fall River, Mass. ROGER ' S SPA 1229 Wilbur Ave. Somerset, Mass. PHOEBE ' S RESTAURANT 681 Riverside Ave. Somerset, Mass. PARISIAN INC. 228 South Main St. Fall River, Mass. SAWYER ' S CAMPUS SHOP 149 South Main St. Fall River, Mass. THE PIN CUSHION, INC. 182 Slades Ferry Ave. Somerset, Mass. SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. Slades Ferry Ave. Somerset, Mass. MOTEL SOMERSET 1026 County St. Somerset, Mass. 537 Riverside Ave. Somerset, Mass. MANNY ' S BARBER SHOP HOLIDAY LANES 187 Brightman St. Fall River, Mass. LOCKHART INSURANCE 1168 County St. Somerset, Mass. CHINA VILLAGE I 142 County St. Somerset, Mass. CENTRE DRUG I 186 County St. Somerset, Mass. FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP 942 County St. Somerset, Mass. 231 Riverside Ave. Somerset, Mass. COMMUNITY CLEANERS 1049 County St. Somerset, Mass. JACK ' S VARIETY 476 Read St. Somerset, Mass. LEE ' S tHOUSE OF BEAUTY 466 Read St. Somerset, Mass. 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